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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2681, 9 November 1882, Page 3

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ASHBHETON v AN ELEVEN OF THE MIDLAND C.C. This match waa played ‘yesterday and resulted, as will be seen from the annexed score, in a victory for the visiting team on the first innings. The Ashburton men were considerably assisted by two members of their club who hail from the neighborhood of Lancaster Park : ASHBUETON. First Innings. F. Wilding, c and b Paul ... ... 39 A. Pixley, b Paul 4 Gifkins, b Turner 26 Simpson, run out ... ... ... 8 Denshire, st Whiting, b Paul ... 6 Fooks, c Barnes, h Turner 10 W. P. Eeeves, c Philpot, b Turner ... 54 Pish, b Barnes 7 P. Cox, notout ... 4 H. Field, b Turner ... 0 Extras 12 . 170 MIDLAND C.C. First Eleven. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. Horner, b Simpson... 2 b Wilding ... 7 Easton, b Wilding ... 12 E. Barnes, c Denshire, b Pixley ... 19 b Wilding ... 24 G. A. Turner, b Wilding ... 10 notout ... 10 Philpot, b Wilding 0 Paul, c Denshire, b ISJPixley 12 b Wilding ... 2 Whiting, not out ... 8 notout ... 24 Bell, b Wilding ... 1 Wood, b Wilding ... 0 Hunt, run out ... 0 Eowe, b Wilding ... 7 Extras 6 Extras ... 8 77 75 The following team will represent Lancaster Park in the next cup match v U.C.C.C., on Saturday, November 11th and following Saturdays:—W. H. Atack, T. Dunlop, W. Frith, F. Loughnan, H. Loughnan, A. M. Ollivier, W. Pocock, W. P. Eeeves, E. M. Eoach, B. C. J. Stevens, P. Wilding. The following will represent the United Canterbury C.C.: —Messrs D. Ashby, A. Chapman, E. Cotterill, W. J. Cottorill, P. Fenwick, H. S. Fenwick, T. D. Harman, J. P. Hartland, A. Longden, W. V. Million, and E. J. Eoss. Emergency—Higgins and Mainwaring. Play to commence at 2.15. The following will represent the Addington First Eleven against the Groendale Club to-day, November 9th, play to commence after the first train from South: — E. H. Turner, W. Ogier, J. Wheatley, C. Taylor, A. Ashby, T. Flowers, C. Wagstaff, H. Jones, E. Turner, D. Lusk, H. Ogier. Emergencies —W. Ashby and Simpson. The following will play for the Woolston C.C. in the match against the Standard C.C. on Saturday next, to bo played on the Woolston ground Messrs E. Buxton, E. White, J. McKinnon, J. Sedgewick, E. Smith, J. Bamford, J. W. Davis, P. Scott, H. Prentice, J. Fay, A. Joblin. Emergencies—J. Knight, S. Herberts, and J. Mintrim. The Standard C.C. will be represented by the following in their postponed match on Saturday next: —Messrs Balfour, Goughian, Garty, Halley, Haskins, Hill, Horner, Moorchouse, Price, G. Eowe (captain). Waller. Emergencies—Shea, Marr, H. Eowe, Harper. The above are requested to meet conveyance at Post Office at 1.*5 p.m. The following will play for the Morivale C.C. in their match against the Lancaster Park Third ElevenA. Gapes (captain), E. Tucker, A. Billins,F. Lane, W. Garrard, H. Evans, Alfred Gapes, A. Mountfort, A. Eeay, V. Pozzi, W. Eichards. Emergencies —E. Mclntosh, E. Matthews. Players will meet in Cathedral Square at 2 p.m. sharp. The Midland C.C.C. team, to play against Addington C.C. on the 11th, 18th, and 23rd November, on the Association ground, are— C. Strange, D. Barnes, G. Watson, E. T. A. Puller, T. Buchanan, H. Edser, W. Phillpot, G. A. Turner, J. Powke, A. Washer, A. B. Paul. The Lyttelton C.C. play on Saturday next at the Heathcote Valley, a match Married v Single. Players proceed by the 2 p.m. train. The following have been chosen to play for the TJ.C.C.C., on the Association ground in matches against the College C.C., or Saturday next and the Saturday following —Helmore, Mainwaring, Wood, Harman Eowell, Beswick, Horwood, Pinching, E 1 Cox, Wilkinson, Dignan, E. Cocks, Lees , Parkerson, McDonald, Arundell, Eoss , Bullock 1, Bullock 2, Harvey, Watson Hassal, Easton, Hoey. Play to begin punc tually at 2.30. The following will represent the Oxfon ! C.C. in their match against the Kaiapo ' C.C., to be played on Saturday next a * Kaiapoi : Wenlock (captain), Hardie I Harvey, Cavanagh, Stapleton, Simpson . Beckett, Parkyn, Simpson, McCloary, Gei ■ and Butler. Emergencies West an; • Evans. The above players to meet a | Latimer square at 10.30 sharp. The following will represent the thin ' eleven of Lancaster Park against the Mori vale' C.C., on Lancaster Park, on Saturda; l next, at two o’clock :—Messrs Cuff, Bruce I T. Smith, A.. Marshall, McDowall (2) 1 Dumafosq, Gifkins, Digby, B. Morris r O’Donnell, and Hear as.