noon," The weather was all that could be This match was played on Saturday atter-desired, there being a fine breeze and the sun most of the time was obscured by the passing clouds. Saunders worr the tons for the youngsters and elected to bat, so the oldsters took the field at 2.30.
Orman and A. J. H, Moule-were sent to the wickets, Stewart began bowling from the East end, being tried at the other end, and from the fourth ball of this over F. Maitland at the wickets might have got rid of Orman. Runs were only coming slowly and after 12. runs were made Wade secured Orman'swicket, this gentleman playing aboli on after making 4. Jackson was next man in, and after some careful play one of Wade's overs yielded 11 runs. Soon after this 50 wat hoisted on the board and a double change was tried, Turner, a left-hand bowler, a new and Dobson taking the frot wart.
quisition to the Club, eRe ing Wade, Off this gentleman's first over 7 runs were made; first ball of the next over score Bike es owing to an overthrow by Wade. inol cit 1e batsmen's: Brera ed asha ening ing second over Jackson ends, and' off Wade's drove " splendid one
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