CRICKET.
Tkapesmes v. Commission Agents.
The first cricket match on the recreation ground was played between teams chosen from tlve above yesterday afternoon. The ground was in excellent order, and much credit is due to the caretaker and managing committee for obtaining so good a wicket on a new ground. The weather was tine, and a large number of spectators were present, including somo ladies. The match was played with only nine men on each side, and resulted in a victory for the tradesmen on the first innings by 31 runs. Some very fair cricket was shown on both sides, but the game does not call for any special comment. "We append the scores :— COMMISSION AGENTS. Ist innings. 2nd innings. Cuto, bT. Gilpin ..2b Gilpin .. .. 0 Monteith, C. "Woods, T~ b Gilpin .. .. 1 c Martin b Gilpin 9 Fulton, not out .. 15 b Wood .. . .22 "Anderson, b Gilpin 0 b Mayo .. ~ 2 Skelton, o Woods, b Gilpin -3 b Woods ~ .. 12 Williams, run out.. -1 absent .. .. 0 Smyth, b Gilson .. 0 not out .. .. 2 M'Kenzie, thrown out, Stohr .. ..Ob Gilpiu .. .. 0 Lloyd, b Martin .. i b Woods .. .. •'! "Extras .. ..2 Extras ..11 37 12 TTADESMEN. Ist innings. 2nd innings. . H. Martin, cM'Keuzie, b Mouteith ..11 run out .. .. 5 J. Gilberd, b Anderson 23 Woods, c Eulton, b Monteith .. .. 3 not out .. .. 2 Mayo, c Skelton, b Williams .. .. -i Gilpiu, b Williams . 0 Stohr, c M'Kcnzie, b Williams .. .. 10 not out .. .. G P.Dinwiddie,notoutls runout .. .. 0 S. Hooper, run out . 1 Waddell,cG. Lloyd, b Monteith ~ .. 0 Extras .. .. 4 Extras .. -3 7) 18 The following toama will represent the Napier Cricket Club and.Scinde Rovers in the match to be played to-morrow at Pctanc : —Napier, Messrs Edwards, Pram, White, Pulton, H. Martin, J. Martin, J. McYay, H. Monteith, Cornell, Watkins, and Humphries; emergency, Anderson. Scinde Hovers, Messrs Buchanan, C. Cato, W. Cato. J. A r auticr, Gibbons, Liddle, Woods, Dinwiddie, Simpson, Hunter, and Liddle. The coach conveying cricketers to the ground will leave the Empire Hotel at t>.-15 sharp. Players are requested to be punctual. _____________
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3641, 14 March 1883, Page 3
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340CRICKET. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3641, 14 March 1883, Page 3
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