This match resulted in another win for the S.P.S.A.C., mainly due to the excellent steady batting of the brothers A. E. (Capt.) and G. F. Lanning, who commenced the innings for their team against the sling of McClure and Turner and com-Pilea. 52 runs before they were parted.
former retired with 17 to his credit after playing the ball on to his wicket off the bowling of Hynd. G. F. was soon after bowled in the same manner when he had made 21. A. N. Woodward and H. S. Goodfellow were the only others to get into double figures, making respectively and 19 runs. The ground was hard and very lumpy, but this cannot be a good excuse for the number of byes, no fess than 24 being run. Tweed and Hynd were the most successful bowlers, taking 3 wickets each at the expense of 17 and 19 runs.
'Turner and Hynd commenced the batting for the Bank against the bowling of Goodfellow and V. Lanning. With' the score at 3 runs Hynd was well bowled by Goodfellow. Reith took his place and in attempting a short run Turner was run ramped by A. E. Lanning off a smart fielding return by cover point. Anderson, next man, made top score with 13 runs, when he was bowled by Goodfellow. The Bank seemed to find it very difficult to do anything against the excellent bowling of the school team. Miler, who took V. Lanning'. place after a short time, was in splendid form, taking 4 wickets at the cost of only runs. Goodfellow was also very successful and took 4 wickets for 23 runs.Mr. Byes was again to the fore with 14 runs to his credit. The fielding of the school team was rather loose, with " few bright exceptions.
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