CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9632, 26 October 1909, Page 6

CRICKET.

MACARTNEY GOING TO DUNEDIN.

By Telegraph—Press Association. Received October 25, 9.55 a.m. SYDNEY, October 25. Victor Trumper states that Macartney, the cricketer, intends to settle in Dunedin.

OVERTURES TO A SURREY BATSMAN, Received October 25, 10.3 a.m. ADELAIDE, October 25. Through the South Australian Cricket Association, Mr J.N Crawford, cf Surrey, has been offers! a nosition on the teaching staff of St.

Peter's College, with a view to se curing his cricket services for South Australia.

JUNIOR FIXTURES. The United Junior team having withdrawn from the Junior competition, each club will now have a bye. ihe following ara the amended fixtures, which arj subject to the endorsement of the Match Committee: —First Round.—October 30th and November 6th— Carterton v. S. Matthew's B, on Park Oval; Masterton v. S. Matthew's A, on Schoolground; Mauriceville a bye. No vetr.ber 13th and 20th—S. Matthew's Bv. S. Matthew's A on Schoolground; Masterton v. Mauriceville, nn Park Oval; Carterton a bye. November 27th and December 4th —S. Matthew's B v. Mauriceville; S. Matthew's A v. Carterton; Masterton a bye. December 11th and 18th —Mauriceville v. Carterton; S. Matthew's B v. Masterton; S. Matthew's A a bye. January 7th and 14th—Masterton v. Carterton; Mauriceville v. S. Matthew's A; S. Matthew's B a bye. At a meeting of the Management Committee of S, Matthew's Club, last evnnirg. it was decided to play Mangatainoka, at Mangatainoka, on November 9th, and to play S. Augustine's Club CPetoms), at Masterton, on the same date. Arrangements were made to play S. Mark's Club (Wellington), on December 26th, at Masterton. It was reported that Mr H. Moorehouce had offered to coach the members of the two elevens. Mr Moorehouse was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. Messrs A. Ibbetson, C. Cole and B. Iveson weie appointed a selection committee for the B team.