vas commenced at 1.30 sharp on the S.C.C, ground on Saturday. The Golf Clab were put in first but were disposed of for 76 rans. The §.C.C._ then Keent in, and when W. H. Moule and F. W. Patter got together the score was rapidly knocked up to 235 for four wickets, when stumps were drawn. W. H. Moule played a splendid game, making 101 not-out, and F. W. Potter, a recent addition to the Ciuk, played brilliantly for 80 not-out. The following are the scores and analyseg
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