was rather unfortunate for the Recreation Club that time did not allow the match played on Saturday to ko concluded, 4s after dismissing their opponents for 129 runs they succeeded in making 83 for the loss of three wickets. For Mr. Reynell's Team, White of Yokohama made 20, when he was well caught in the long field by S. M. Wallace, off Moller. He made some very pretty strokes resulting, however, only in singles and doubles. St. Croix put together 39 by hard hitting without fault, and' Farbridge for 21 also played Well, while Wood" scored 26 in exeellent style. Tyack contributed 11, while Firth, Cheetham, Sawyer, Adams, Tweed, and Reynell were only able to' make 3 runs between them. For the S. Jackson's 52 not-out was an exhibition of very' free hitting and was put together in forty-five minutes. Row contributed 17 by smart and active play, while S. M. Wallace and Meller were both disposed of after exch had sent a ball to the boundary, 'T. Wallace, the only other batsman having a chance to bat, played out time with Jackson. Of the bowlers who tried thei hand with the ball during the afternoon, Jackson was the most successful, taking six wickets for 48 runs. Miller with three wickets for 29 and St. Croix 2 for' 26 next in order of it while Cheetham secured "1 for' 8 and Noplor 1 for 16.
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