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WELLINGTON' OAMES O.N SATURDA . By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Nov. 1. Fast, ill response to Trentham's 215 on the previous Saturday, registered 44;) for six wickets ((jibi>s SB, Baker not out ■ill). Baker's score is a Wellington record in first-class cricket. Old Hoy* and ISO) beut North on tin' lirst innings. Central 310 (liobiiwm T->I defeated Hutt -22 (Patten not out 11)4).
UHRISTI lirnCH MATCHES. Christclmrch, ict. 31. First Ormle—S|. Albans. 224 (H. A. Bishop !i;i) V, West C hristclmrch, 19 for mie wicket. Linwood, 14V (1). Read 98), and -JO for three wickets, v. Riccarton, "0. East Cliristchurch, 222, v. Sydenham, 2G for one wicket. N.2. CRICKET COUNCIL. ANNUAL MEETING.
Christehurch, Oct. 31. The animal meeting of the \'ew '/.ealatul Cricket Council was held on Saturday night. The opinion was unanimously expressed that no Plunket Shield or Hawkc Cup matches should be played during the currency of the war, nor representative matches for charitable objects.
The president of tlie Auckland Association was elected president of the connoil, and the presidents of the other affiliated associations vice-presidents. The retiring officers and management committee were re-elected, Metsiii Heatheote Williams, F. S. Walding, and I'. C. Raphael were elected life members of the council. A motion was passed tying the hands of the management committee in regard to the pay* went of players on tour,
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