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6 3 49 0 5 2 35 2 2 Smaxomat Recreation Cro, 20 60 XI v. H. M.8. Capwos, Suavonat Reoneation Cros v. 8. M. Poutcr C. C
The Reerention Club opened their son with @ match againat the Municipal Police, but proved far too strong for tI opponents and scored an_eay victory by 187 rans, The batted Grat but gara a very poor Tari The second string of the Recrestion Club opposed w team from H. M. 8. Cadmus and secured @ narrow victory by Trans. The anilots batted first aul led a total of 46 runs, noone ing more than 14 rans, although the extras wore responsible for eleven. In reply the Recreation Club totalled 53, Mellows scoring 20 of that total. Wilkina (HM. 8, Cadmus) obtained 7 and Bell, for took 3 wickets for 20 rave latter 4 for 21, three of the Police XI being rin Kingemill (10, of out,) was the only representative of the Police to reach double figures, Mr. Extras being responsible for n contri. bution of 12 towards th total.
T. Wallace, who went 1 first for the and H. B. Oller-
Eilwarda, ©. and b. Prince. French, b, Harbor Mortimer, b. Hart Rectore, b. Bell Hibberd, b. Boll ickron, b. Boll excellent total of 240. T Police seemed to be short "f bowlers, and of the Gve trandlera who wore put on, W. G. Brown had the best analysis with 3 wickets for 63 rus.
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