The match which custom has decided shall be played annually between sides Dearing the uncomplimentary designations of *Duflers" and " Feebles" tonk place on Saturday. The most. that can be said of the genie was that the teams, with sume individual exceptions, justified their titles. Tt must of course be remembered that the match is mainly intended for the benefit of those members of the club wha have not sufficient practice to qualify them for the first eleven, and who therefore cannot be expected to play in first class style, Read and Sutherland hit hard for the Datfers, but they were several times missed, and the bowling they had to face was anything but formidable.
The Dutfers won by 141 runs, with " wicket to spare.
Score pevvens, HI. H. Keni, ¢, Bowman, b, Gibb. W.D. Grahiin, Fraser ther King, b. Gift vee tufivun, Clifton E.J. 0. Rowland, ¢ Macray, b Drummond. HE Wi. Read, e Reyoell, b Marsh {WL Purcell, bs Wallace, wot out, 3 wht) 38.
F, A. de St. Croix, © Harris, bf, Wallace 4 Anderson, ¢ Many, b'S. Waslace CT. Bowring, e Mant, b Read 2 F smith, e laun, b Cranford Ceawfont Resell, bs 1 ummo: 1 J. Brice, 6
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