CRICKET.
ASSOCIATION MATCH. Owing to several players chosen in the matoh England v Colonies not turning up on Saturday, a scratch matoh was arranged by Hartland and Fuller from all comers. The play shown was fair, considering the early stages of the season. Speoial mention may be made in favor of E. Cotterill (batting and bowling), Hartland, Chapman and Wood (batting), and Eowke at the wickets. The wicket played very well, especially the southern end. The following are the scores : K. T. A. rULLEB'S SIDB. J. Fowke, b Cjtterill 9 S. Alpe, b Cotterill 11 C. Palairet, lbw, b Cotterill ... 8 J. Shand, b Cotterill 0 D. Turner, b Cotterill 3 W. P. Hargreaves, b Cotterill 1 H. Bailey, b Chapman... ... ... ... 0 P. Cox, b Cotterill 1 H. Wood, not out 26 D. Pereday, st Buchanan, b Chapman ... 7 J. Rule, b Cotterill 0 Fuller, b Cotterill 0 Byes 3 Total 69 J F. HARTLAND'S SIDE. T. Buchanan, c Fowke, b Shand 10 T. Hill, c Fowko, b Fuller 3 E. Cotterill, c C-'X, b Fuller 23 J. F. Hartland, not out 23 E. Chapman, c Fowke, b Shand 31 Bye 1 For four wickets 91 LANCASTER PARE: CLUB. The opening match of the Lancaster Park ground was played on Saturday. A splendid wioket was secured, and the highest anticipations as to the manner in whioh the ground would play were fully realised. Without getting up, the balls loft the pitoh like lightning, and there is no doubt that if a man can keep his wicket up on the new establishment he can so anywhere. A band was in attendance and lawn tennis nets were pitched at the far end of the ground for the ladies. The whole proceedings, indeed, were highly successful. Messrs Stovens and Ollivier picked up sides. Subjoined is the score :
MR STEVENB' SIDE. Heaves, b Marshall 33 McDonnell, c Aynsley b Millton 12 Longden, b Marshall ... ... 0 Stevens, b Marshall ... ... 0 Wilding, b Marshall 17 Dr Hacon, b Marshall 3 Manning, c Lance b Loughnan ... ... 4 McDowell, run out ... ... ... ... 4 Blackburn, b Marshall 0 Marshall, run out 2 C. Loughnan, b Marshall ... ... ... 1 Pengelly, not out ... ... ... ... 0 Bye 1 77 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls Runs Mda Wkts Marshall ... 90 29 G 7 Millton ... 55 28 3 1 Loughnan, H. H. 35 19 1 1 sib ollivier's side. Loughnan, H. H., c McDowall b Longden 4 M.llton, c Wilding b Heeves 6 Perceval, b Reeves ... ... ... ... 3 Marshall, b Reeves ... 9 Ollivier, b McTlowall 20 Lance, c Loughnan b Beeves , 0 Munster, b McDowall 0 Aynsley, b Beeves ... ... ■•• •■• 0 Manning, not out ... ... ••• ... 12 Sutcliffo, c Wilding, b Beeves 1 Shand, b McDowall 0 Sawtell, b McDowall 2 Extras 5 62 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls Buns Mdns Wkts Reeves ... 70 18 5 6 Longden ... 20 15 0 1 McDowall ... 49 24 2 4 The saoond elevens of the U. 0.0. and the Midland Clubs also joined issue on Saturday on the ground of the latter. The score will be given at the conclusion of the match. At present the U. 0.0. are quite out of the betting, having Bpent a good part of Saturday afternoon in the lively occupation of leather hunting.
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2358, 24 October 1881, Page 3
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