P. J. Hart then joined his captain and Leach then realized the time had arrived for him to make his big effort, This he did in brilliant fashion, showing that the attack held no terrors for him. 'Hart scored only 18 during a forty-minutes' stay at the crease but in this period no less than 77 runs were added, most. of them coming from Leach's magic touches.
Hart was finally well caught by Pullen after a most useful knock. the number of runs he scored not being a true indication of the value he proved to his side. Dunkley, obvious-y suffering from an injurerd hand and therefore unable to hold his bat properly. soon was sent back by Jenkins and when Graham, the last man, came in. 34 were still needed for victory with only fifteen minutes let for play.
Graham edged one or two balls dangerously near slips' heads but then settled down and with a huge six to square leg, brought the Nomads' score level with their opponents. From the very next ball, Jenkins appealed for Lb.w. but the ball went towards Score my INNINGS amateurs 21341160 x—18 $.S. Luzon 200000001~4
Murned runs My MNA Anpetaurs Stolen bases by Huebner 1. Schaberg Lamneck 3, J; Rüns batted th by Sparks 1, Daniels 2. Huebner 1. Brown 1; Schaberg 2, Krause 1, Fielden i Two base hits by Huebner 1; Three e hits by Krause 1, Adams 1, Sohaerg 1, Kussin 1; First on balls off Adams 5, Kussin 9; Struck out by Adams Kussin 7; Left on bases by Luzon
4; Passed balls by Cloud 3, Turner 1; Amateure 4; Wild pitches by Kussin Ha, by pitcher. Lamneck by Kusin; Balk by Kussin 1
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