With no regular fixture on the card the relieved Naylor at the Pavilion end, and Club arranged an interesting game for Sa-when the score stood at 71, Nelson was turday afternoon between sides captained bowled by Wallace (71-9-4), Whittall, by Mr. S. E Smalley and Mr. A. P. Wood who was last man in, scored a good single respectively. The teams being fairly evenly off Wallatey but the next ball was the cause balanced a good game was confidently of Halls dismissal, by a fine catch by the Smalley's team though securing the verdict Anicipated though, as events proved, Me. bowler Si wg he club's innings was opened by the brothers Veitch, to the bow-panned out lamentably after the fall of the ling of Mann and Farbridge. The last ball third wicket. Successful in the spin of the of Mann's first over was cut to the boundary coin, fr. Smalley sent in W. H. Moule and by H Veitch, and after a couple of singles Adamson to open his account, the bowling, had been scored, Mann found his way to T. being shared by Dew and Campbell. Veitch's wicket (7-1-2). He was followed somewhat disastrous start was made as Adamson was speedily dismissed, but with H.E, Campbell, c. Bidwell, b. W.
Campbell.
H. Ryde, not out F. Rayden, e. and b. Dew.
Byes sve KR. Kayrat not out V-D. Bidwell, c. Ryde, b.
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