Proving themselves the superior side'
no mean way, the Second Battalion fof the Loyal Regiment defeated a Cricket Club team by 120 runs in the match played on the SCC. ground on June 4, the first innings of which had taken place on the previous day, when the Loyals had {aken their knock and put up 200 runs.
Tu reply, the Cricket Club could only score 80 before they were skifted, J, E. Fairbairn being the top scorer for the Club with 35 to his Of the Army batsmen Cronin and Roberts were the most successful, the former adding to his previous day's [baiting performance by taking three wiekels for 14 runs, and thereby [craving himself to be an all-rounder mean ability. Roberts. took 3 lokets for 15 runs and the Cricket Club batsmen, apart from Fairbairn, failed to stand up to the bowling in any appreciable manner,
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