SOLDIERS AT PLAY

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2631, 29 November 1915, Page 7

SOLDIERS AT PLAY

~b- v TRENTHAJVI AND MAY MORN AT ' CRICKET. Oji tho Wellington College grounds on Saturday afternoon an interesting cricket match between toams representing May Morn and Trenthnm camps was played. During the aftornoon the Trentham Military Band played several selections. Although it lias only been formed a few weeks, the band acquitted l 'itself very creditably, and the music was much aj>preciated. -The afternoon was beautifully fine, and a large number of people, including many ladies, took advantage of the outing. His Excellency the Governor was present and played for- May Morn. The match' resulted in a draw, stumps being drawn when His Excellency left the ground. Following are particulars of tho play:— TRENTHAM CAMP. Lieut. Hickmott, b. Drummondi...... 2 Pte. Sandman, b. Drummond ...... 0 S'ergt'. Naughton,' retired 69 Pte. Smith, 1.b.w., b. Henderson... 22 Pte. Hinds, thrown out 0 Pte.- French, b. Drummond 0 Pte. Kiuvig, b. Drummond 0 Pte. Oooke, b. Henderson 6 Lieut. Crosse, ot. and b. Henderson O Pte. Judd, retired 36 Extras v 19 Total for eight wickets 154 Bowling Analysis.—Drummond took four wickets for 39 runs; Henderson, three for 43; Tilley, none for 40; Evans, nono for 13. MAY MORN CAMP. Sergt. Deuipsey, run out 1 Lieut. Bray, b. Sandman 2 Lieut. Saxon, runout 6 Lieut. Mascfield, not out 25 Earl of Liverpool, b. Hickmott ...... 1 Captain Drummond, b. Sandman ... 11 j Minn. Hubbard, b. Sandman 2 Lieut. Henderson, b. Hickmott 3 Lieut. Hackworth, not out 1 Extras 3 Total for seven wickets 55 Bowling Analysis-Sandman took three wickets for 16 runs; Hickmott, two for 36. . Trentham defaulted to Lower Hutt on Saturday.