by Blix and a splendid, fighting innings which was won by the hosts twenty extremely narrow margin of eight runs. position and then it seemed "would gain the day but after Stokes had been tail collapsed somewhat to allow the lawmen to sive balls to end the game rather abruptly and allow the hosts to gain a very narrow victory.
Baldock proved to be the best of the winners' trundlers his four victims costing him a trifle over twelve runs apiece. Woodley, bowling without luck, secured three wickets for thirteen runs each.
game never reached a dard.
The Police Cord Qoa the chances missed occasionally while the ground work was definitely on the poor side. numerous runs bes ing given away to the Club by this defect. vb kd EH
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