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Globe, Volume VII, Issue 772, 11 December 1876, Page 3

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The M. 0.0.0. finished their match of Eleven t Twenty-two on Saturday last. The latter resumed their second innings—having made 63 for the loss of eleven wickets. Fairhnrst, who had made a stand on the previous Saturday, only added one to his total, and with the exception of Pavitt, who was playing as a substitute, cone of the rest troubled the Eleven much. Pavitt put together 20, and made a few good hits, but most of his runs were obtained in the slips. The total at the fall of the last wicket being 101. The Eleven then had to make 69 to win. This seemed at one time very doubtful, as they soon lost four wickets for 33, and had only eight wickets to fall, in consequence of several players being absent. However, J. Fowler and Sweet made a good stand, and 64 appeared on the board at the fall of the latter, who tried to make a half volley of a good pitched ball. Dixon had a merry innings while it lasted, making two good hits for 4 each. E. Fowler, substitute, soon put together 12, chiefly singles, before a mistake caused his retirement, and J. Fowler was not out for a well played 51, made up by a 4, three 3's, ten 2's, &c. His defence was very good, and his hitting well judged, but with Bo many in the field, it was difficult to obtain more than one or two runs for any hit. The following is the score of the match : Twenty-Two. First Innings Second Innings. W. Horner, b Fuller 0 b Ashby 2 G. Bell, b Fuller ... 5 cSweet,b Fuller 2 T. J. Hill, b Fuller ... 0 b Fuller ... 0 A. O.Watson, b Ashby 0 b Sweet ... 5 J. Horner, b Ashby... 3 b Fuller ... 4 G. A. Turner, b Ashby 3 c J. Fowler, b Sweet ... 11 G. Turner, c and b Fuller 3 b Fuller ... 3 B. Hialoo, c Watson, b Fuller 0 b Bweet ... 0 F. J. Reeder c Sampson, b Ashby ... 0b J. Fowler ... 9 C. Frith, b Sweet... 2 E. Farr (sub), b Sweet ... 0 M. S. Smith, b ABhby 1 Palairet (subs), b Fuller ... 2 T. Chapman, b Fuller 3 Taylor (subs), b Sweet ... 0 E. 8. Paul, b Ashby... 1 b bwcet ... 0 W. H. Atack, c and bßweet ... ... 2 cDixon.bFuller 3 E. Williams, b Sweet 1 c (sub),b Fuller 3 F. Fairhnrst, c Sampson, b D'Emden,... 17 b Fuller ... 18 G. F. Ritso, b Sweet 0 c Mclntyre, b Fuller ... 1 W.W. Gray,c Watson, b Sweet 4 b Sweet ... 2 T. Holt, c and b D'Emden,... ... 11 runout ... 1 W. Hartland, b D'Emden 0 F. Pavitt (subs), b Sweet ... 20 J. H. Mercer, not out 0 b Sweet ... 2 E. F. Moore, b 'D'Emden 0 not out ... 0 Byeß 3, leg byes 2 ... 5 byes 11, leg byes, 2 ... 13 61 101 . ; ■ 6 1 Grand total ... 162 Eleven. First Innings Second Inningß G. Watson, b Frith... 6 absent 0 J. S. D'Emden, b Frith 9 b Turner ... 3 S. Alpe, c Reeder, b Frith 5 absent 0 J. Fowler, b Frith, ... 22 not out ... 51 D. Ashby, c Taylor, b Frith 13 b Tnrner ... 5 G. H. Sampson, h.w, b Taylor 1 h.w, b Turner... 5 T. S. S weet, b Gray 15 c Horner, b Turner ... 19 E. T. A. Fuller, c and b Turner ... 14 c Reeder,bGray 3 F. Dixon, b Frith 5 c Gray.b Taylor 12 G. Mclntyre, not out 0 b Turner ... 2 J, S. Monck, b Frith 0 E,Fowler(subs) c Ritso b Gray 12 B. R. Palmer, c Turner, b 'Frith... 0 absent ... 0 Leg bye, 1, wides 3... 4 legbyel,wides3 4 94 116 94 Grand total ... 210 ANALYSIS OF BOWLING. Twenty-two First innings—Fuller—ll4 balls, 6 m overs, 29 runs, 6 wickets. Ashby —B4 balls, 12 m overs, 3 runs, 6 wickets. Sweet—66 balls, 5 m overs, 15 runs, 5 wickets. D'Emden—32 balls, 9 runs, 4 wickets. Second innings—Fuller—l62 balls, 9 m overs, 47 runs, 9 wickets. Ashby—s 4 balls, 3 m overs, 12 runs, 1 wicket. J. Fowler—lß balls, 6 runs, 1 wicket. Sweet—--87 balls, 6 m overs, 23 runs, 9 wickets. Eleven—lst inning?- Frith—l6B balls, 11 m overs, 24 runs, 8 wickets. Turner—lo2 balls, 3 m overs, 35 runs, 1 wicket, 3 wides. Taylor —36 balls, Ira over, 16 runs, 1 wicket. Gray, 18 balls, 15 runs, 1 wicket. Second innings—Turner—lo4 balls, 5 m overs, 38 runs, 4 wickets, 3 wides. Gray—--91 balls, 2 m overs, 43 runs, 2 wickets, Taylor—3o balls, 1 m over, 18 runs, 1 wicket. Fairhurst—lß balls. 13 Tuns. AN ELEVEN OF THE U.0.U.0. v THE COLLEGE. Ihh match waß to have been resumed at 2.30 p.m., but on account of four of D.0.0.C. eleven not coming up, the game was not commerced until after 3 p.m. The U.0.0.0* went iu first, being 30 to the good by their first innings. W. Ootterill made a stand, getting 26 runs by three 3's, six 2's, &c ; he was eventually caught in the slips. The whole side cousmtiug of eight players closed their inainga for 66. They then took the field having obtaiued three substitutes. H. S. hmith and Herbert went in first for the College, and they were not parted until they had put togothor 30 runs, when Herbert wae clean bowled by a slow from Neileon, having mada 15 by one 4, three 2's, &c. Millton now took Herbert's place but Boon lost his partner Smith who had made 19 by one 4, a 3, &c The College headed their opponent's score with the loss of seven wickets, W. Millton carrying his bat out for 32 runs, comprising two 4's, five 3s, a 2, &c. LYTTELTON C.G. The match between the LytteKon 0.0. an I "Our B(V3" took place on the Heathcote ground of the former club. It resulted iu an easy win for Lyttelton, whose bowling and fielding ware very superior on the whole to that of their opponents, many of whom seemed to lack practice greatly. We append the scores, from which it will be seen that Hawkins placed no less than 77 runs to the credit of big Bide,

Lyttelton.—T. Smith, b Wilkinson, 11 ; G. Mackay, b Wilkinson, 0 ; F. Makeig, b Adams, 0 ; H. Hawkins, run out, 77 ; W. H. Byes, hit wicket, 1 ; R. dole, b Orauford, 4 ; W. Hurst, c Rule, b Orauford, 18 ; A. J. Rogers, b Orauford, 1 ; P. Ward, c Oaverhill, b Glare, 13 j T. O'Grady, b Wilkinson, 0 ; H. N. Nalder, not out, 0; byes, 41 ; leg byes, 5 ; wides, 4 ; total, 175 Our Boys.—D. A, Oraufurd, b Smith, 1; D. Adams, c and b Makeig, 12 ; J. Wilkinson, b Smith, 2 ; F. Clare, b Smith, 0 ; J. Rule, b Makeig, 6 ; George Cousion, b Smith, 0 ; T. H. Oaverhill, hit wicket, 0 ; A. 8, Fitchett, not out, 2 ; A. H. Anderson, b Smith 0 ; J. R. Thornton, b Makeig, 2 ; J. Maitland, b Smith, 1 ; leg byes, 1 ; wides, 8 ; total, 24. In the second innings, ' Our Boys" had raade 16 for the loss of five wickets, when the stumps had to be drawn.