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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2123, 13 December 1880, Page 3

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; ASSOCIATION v. PAST AND PRESENT | COLLEGE. | This match was ooatinusd on Saturday last i ; —when the game stood Association Ist ; innings, 185 ; College, 63, with eight wickets 1 down—E. J. Ootterill and Chapman being not out for 33 and 4 respectively. The score was increased to 79 before a good catch by Fowke got rid of Chapman. Bowen stayed until the total reached within 7 of saving the follow on, when he was bowled by O. Frith. E, J. Ootterill carried his bat for a carefully msde 54, the last hit of which was to leg for 5. With 86 runs to the bad, the Past and Present had to follow on, and, as will be seen by the score below, failed to save the innings defeat. A. Ollivier made 30 out of 34 runs, put together during his stay at the wickets—a 5, two 4’s, a 3 and two 2’s being his principal hits. Hugh Mathias made 15 before he was run out, a good hit to leg for 5 and two 3’s being amongst bis contributions. G. Helmoro and A. Chapman each scored 11. the latter being not out. Eowko made a fine catch at the wickets when he dismissed E. J, Ootterill. The second innings closed for 82, and the Association thus won by an innings and 4 runs. The following is the score : Association, first innings ... 185 COLLEGE, PAST AND PRESENT. First Innings. Second Innings. J. Hartland, c Corfe, b O. Frith 3 bC. Frith ... 8 A. M. Ollivier, c Secretan, bC. Frich ... 9 c Substitute, b C. Frith ... 30 W.P.Reeves, c Fowkes, bO. Frith 1 bC. Frith ... 0 E. J. Ootterill, not out ... ... ... 54 o Fowke, b Fuller ... 4 W. J. Ootterill, b E. T. A. Fuller ... ... 0 c C. Frith, b Fuller ... 2 Harold Mathias, b E. T. A. Fuller... ... 11 c Fowke, b C. Frith 0 Hugh Mathias, o Sec retan, bC. Frith ... 2 run out... ... 15 G. Helmore, o Corfe, b C. Frith ... ... 0 c Stevens, bC. Frith 11 H. J. Beswick, o and b C. Frith 0 absent ... ... 0 A. Chapman, c Fowkes, b Fuller 13 not out 11 C. Bowen, bC. Frith 3 bC. Frith ... 0 Bye 1, leg-bye 1, wide 1 3 Leg-bye ... 1 99 82 99 Grand total ...181 Analysis of Bowling. PAST AND PRESENT COLLEGE. First Innings. Balls. Mdns. Rns.Wks. Wds C. Frith ... 131 10 26 7 0 E. T. A. Fuller 100 4 61 3 0 D. Ashby ... 25 1 9 0 1 Second Innings. C. Frith ... 78 1 50 5 0 E. T. A. Fuller 75 1 31 2 0 The return match between the Addington and Shirley Clubs was played on Saturday last, on the ground of the former, and again resulted in favour of the home team by 68 : runs. Shirley went first to the wickets, and | were ail disposed of for 43 runs, J. Taylor 14 (not out) being the only one to make any 1 stand against the bowling of E. Turner for 1 Addington, which was exceptionally good, • getting six wickets for 14 runs. T. Hooper I 27, W. Ogior 27, O. Taylor 13, and E. Turner 1 10, batted well for the Addington Club. The scores were—Shirley 43, Addington 111. A match between the Second Elevens of 1 the Addington and Sunnyside Clubs was 1 played on Saturday last, on the Asylum i ground, and resulted in favour of Addington < jy 16 runs. S. Seager, 35, batted very steadily < for the Sunnyside team, while A. McCormick ’ and B. Beattie, with 21 each to their credit, > batted well for Addington. The bowling of M. McCormick and B. Jackson for Adding- i ton, and of E. Kinsman for Sunnyside, was : very good. The scores were—Sunnyside 62, 1 Addington 78. i A match was played between the Prebbleton and Ashburton teams last Saturday, on 1 the ground of the latter. The Ashbnrton men went in first, and scored 41 before they ' were all out. The Prebbleton then went to 1 the wickets, and also scored 41. In the < second innings Ashburton made 107, of which 1 Andrews contributed 40 and Denshire 18. In i the Prebbleton second innings six wiokets i were down for 28 when the express left. The ’ fielding was very good all round, and the < batting of Andrews, Denshire, Taylor, and 1 Coltman, was most noticeable. The bowling of E. Prebble was excellent. <