The outstanding batting score of the day was that by P. J. Edmunds, the Police hitter who scored freely round the wicket and got 66 runs in a merry knock. His total included five sixes and four fours, and he gave a couple of chances. S. V. Gash also of the Police team, scored fine 41 not out. carrying his bat after patient stand, wherein he opened cautiously but later opened his shoulders to the bowling. On the Wenderers' team, J. C. Jenkins nearly pulled off the draw for his team. his long stand being productive of the half century and he only lost his wicket 15 minutes before stumps were drawn, the latter being the ex tended time.
R. Booth knocked up a good score of 64 in his innings against the Colts It is pleasing to see this all-rounder's return to batting form. He has always been to the fore in previous years and yesterday's innings was well played, although he did have three lives, being missed at 4, again at 22 and again at 50, Herman' (twice) and White being the guilty parties,
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