This match came off on Saturday afternoon. Although the Artillery won the toss they put their opponents in first and succeeded in getting them all out for 53, Cameron being responsible for six wickets. Lo Mare and Crane of the Coromandel com-Powled by Johnson, Cameron and Sylva iled.13 and 15 respectively before being also fell victims to Johnson's bowling with scores of ten each. The remainder were easily disposed of for a total of 70 thereby beating the Rangers by 17 runs. The Rangers may attribute their loss to the fielding which was undoubtedly very faulty. The following are the score and bowling analysis King H. Wilson,
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