Extras 8 effacing this with Moule and Morriss,: Runs at the start came freely, Morriss in particu.
Jur playing a dashing, forcing game and POLICE, RANGERS, 8 punishing both Dew and Cumming with equal severity. At 86 Dew disturbed Moule's wickets and his. successor had not long to stay, being well bowled ty Sharples. Morriss was the fourth to leave having made himself responsible for 49 out of the 90 recorded, his score yo d no less than eight fours. Mann and Tyack then became associated and both proved themselves to be in a very lively humour. 'They succeeded in passing their opponents' total shortly after six, when almost ey, afterwards Tyack was well caught. Smalley came in and after end, the Club, with five wickets in hand, suring four the 7 was declared at an "having already secured an easy victory. The feature of the match was the batting of E. R. Morris, a most valuable aequi tion to the strength of the Cricket Club. The score and analysis are subjoined:—
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