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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2365, 1 November 1881, Page 3

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ENGLAND v COLONIES. This match was commenced on the Association ground on Saturday. The following aro the scores:— ENGLAND. D. Ashby, c Chapman b Fuller 0 H. Wood, c Washer b Fuller 7 T. Buchinan, st Fowler b Fuller 33 W. Longdon, b Fuller 46 E. C. J. Stevens, b Fuller 29 R. Mainwaring, not out ... 14 E. Milton, st Fowler b Fuller 16 A. S. Baker, b Fuller 0 F. Arundel b Chapman 2 C. Corfe, absent 0 E. Strange, abeent 0 Total 143 COLONIES. G. Watson, run out 1 J. F. Hartland, b Ashby 0 J. Fowbe, not out ... 7 W. J. Cotterill.not out 8 Bye 1 For 2 wickets 17 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls Buns Mda Wkts E. T. A. Fuller 160 75 9 7 A. Chapman ... 95 45 2 l J. S. Fairhnrst tO 23 4 1

U. 0.0. v M.O.C. The match between the second elevan of U. 0.0. and Midland Clubs was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in a draw in favor of the Midland, although the U. 0.0. picked up considerably in their second innings. For the Midland Washer, Whiting, Ataok, and Philpott all put their runs together at a great pace, while for the United Horwood came well to the front. U.C.C. SECOND ELEVEN. First Innings. E. Mainwaring, b Fairhurst 0 F. Horwood, b Page 26 R. Barman, b Page ... ... ... ... 0 E. Castelli, b Page 8 L. D. Kaston, b Fairhurst 0 J. Paul, b Page 4 E. Tomlinson, b Page ... 4 H. Fenwicb, b Fairhurst 0 J. Beswiok, b Fairhurst 0 F. Morgan, not out 5 J. Macfarlane, c Page, b Fairhurst 0 Leg byes, 2 ; wides, 1 ... ... ... 3 50 Second Innings. E. B. Millton, b Costlej S F. Horwood, not out ... .» 16 G. Helmore, b Costley 0 W. Millton, not out ... ... 14 Bye 3 4, leg byes 4, wides 8 16 52 MIDLAND SECOND ELEVEN. First Innings. C. Strange, b Morgan 0 A. Washer, b Beswick 61 H. Page, c Paul b Horwood 7 J. Whiting, cPaul b Beswiok 25 J. Lodge, b Beswick ... ... ... ... 8 W. H. Atack, b Morgan 23 J. Philnott, b Beswick 46 C. Palairet, lbw, b Morgan ... ... ... 0 T. Hunt, c and b Millton 11 E. Bell, o and b Pixley _ ... 5 F. Pavitt 8 Byes 8, wides 5 13

A match was played on Saturday between the Standard CO. and the Caledonian CO., on Latimer Square, which resulted in a victory for the Standard on the first innings by 51 runs. J. G-arty and H. Bowe were the principal soorers for the Standard, and O. Cusack and GK Smith for the Caledonian. C. Ousack for the Caledonian, and Q-. Bowe and W. Balfour for the Standard, bowled well Hirnnghout for their respective sides. A match between the Addington and Courtenay Clubs was played on Saturday last, on the ground of the former, and resulted in favor of Addington by 8 runs. Simpson 14, for Courtenay, and Smith 11, for the home team, batted well. The bowling of Turner, for Addington, was very good, his analysis showing 70 balls, 24 runs, 7 wiokots. The bowling of Easton, for Gourtanay, was also good, having six wickets to his credit. The scores were—Addington, 57 ; Courtenay, 49.

A match was played on Saturday last between the Catholic School and Suckling's CO. second eleven, and resulted in a victory for the latter by one innings and 4 runs ta spare. Heslop, 16, for the Catholio School, and Chapman, 15, were the chief soorers. White, Taylor, Balentyne, and R. Prebble, also played very well for the S.O.C. The scores were —Catholic School, 36 and 24; Suckling CO., 64. A match between teams from View Hill aud Hororata was played at Sheffield on Saturday, the teams meeting each other halfway. Unfortunately only seven of the Hororata men turned up, and they were assisted by four Sheffield men. Hororata went in first, and was disposed of for 34 runs. View Hill made 115 in their first innings. Hororata only succeeded in putting together 31 in their second innings, Clydesdale, with 11, being the only one to reach double figures. Olark and Feary, for View Hill, put together 28 and 25 respectively. The bowling of Turner and Beeves for View Hill was unexceptionally good, while Land, for Hororata, was the only bowler who came off at all.