On the previous day the mixed team hnd put and ©. Champion made a good stand scoring, 36 and 17, respectively, the former being together Elm their first venture whilst the not-out, or a total of 73, when it became The Inst-named continued their innings, lice had lost five wickets for 20 runs. ended in a draw. The following is the too dark to continue pty, and the match when the overnight not-outs, Captain Pat-score tis son and Sergeant Major Lowrie, 17 and sues A nae nil respectively, opposed the bowling of Dr.
W. Poulter, b. J. Lynch.. 8 Holmes and Warner. Lowrie opened his W. Vaughan, b. E. Lynch. 13 account with a trio off the doctor while Dr. Tuck, bE. Lynch 0 Captain Pattison was not behindhand.
Warner, b. E Lynch With only 33 on the board, Captain W. Olivey, not-out, Pattison put one up to mid-on which May, not-out..
Molliett held and with only a single added, Extras.
Lowrie was bowled. With Mackintosh in however all danger of losing the game was averted and he speedily put his side Maddox, Newton, Boycott, Marsh, and safe treating the bowling with the utmost Campbell did not bat. unconcern. A neat drive for two by Johnston, passed the -fielders' total but with Mackint-sh bowled at 58 the tail gave Sergt. Aiers, b. Olive} very little trouble, the innings closing for Mackintosh, c. Tuck, b. Waine! E. Lynch, c. Tuck, b. Warner 66 or a victory for the police by 15 Capt. Pattison, not on runs. The game being really over at 6 G. Champion, ¢: May, bs, Hoyeott o'clock the police generously put their Sergt. Spottiswoode, b, Warner opponents in again, and they succeeded in, Extras. scoring 34 for the loss of four wickets,. of which sum Dr. Tuck of the Ed: was
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