Little con be written about the first innings of the Rees, Batting for a little more than one hour, they were all dismissed for the wretched total of 47. Handicapped by the absence of 'Divecha and Quayle, they had to rely for runs' mainly on H. B. Ollerdessen, and to a lesser extent on the brothers Madar.
Sunday's play was not particularly "interesting. The. wicket was in good condition, but the hiatting was not brilliant, The 8.C.C. compiled 94 runs for nine wickets. and declared, The S. R. C. went in to bat at three in the afternoon, They put up a better showing in their second innings than in their first, compile ing a total of 81 runs, he detailed soords were as fol-
S.C, C, First Innings and b. Wilson 10 Madar, b, Wilson': 7 ye. Taaaes, b, Wilson 49 Dr. W. B. O'ltara, be denies L. Goldman, ec. H. B. Ollerdessen, Uses siesievsessresae 6 W. Mantal-Smuith, 'c. Yeanes; b.'C, Ollerdes rosnenae ial 6 0 4 2 AL. Billings, be Tenses G. Barnes 0
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