CRICKET.

Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1690, 3 January 1874, Page 2

CRICKET.

OPENING MATCH AT JIARSDEN., v

The ; members of tb^ club had. quite a regalia day on Thursday, when a scratch match was played on the newly-made ground at Marsden, one side being represented By'the Secretary and the' other Tjy the President. As this may be- said to be the opening match, any very superior display of cricket was^not to be expected,' rwfcjrom -th«-ppifit"in which all entered, i mto if~thero is no question that, with N^actice, a very decent team will , be %nud ., out during, J;he= next aeason/jia , "f^^hsre is no doubt -that, with^the entliu- ''■■■< 3 {jjP : ; that now prevails, some, of the ' ; me |»>er3 will excel both in battiii* and fbowlH' re tllJ ' 3 can be attained, iioive^ r '* it will necessary to haveia > crouacft more Bniha bla for cricket. Th^ ™^ eBhl f fCAltosrethe^^y p#^y older cluba.V an^, tho inaag^eft S : iU t day. was ,speu-^ in Marsdeu wapip^of « cricket in^tcoes^here was a gojPHong, be ? remembered. j nga fc jaga xnußter „ of visitors, un^md -to Wpttere several "* ladies who se^y o i-,fWo&e interest ia watch' s^r ": -t^^ujiS^Kfjrirmembers. QiK-ritril all tbt>^firjr onjbyed .'..'-themselves, and" fronSKis timp ?Nefr Year's Day- will -alw.ftyis be ,looksi&^f orward to b$ ■. • cricketers as }>^k * ne anniversary of , their og^'ng 'match. ' : fikf ; following is the scores of the respective sides '■; — •; (; ■;;;■•■;* Secreiaby'^ v-coi?. -. . -■ > A^'Bell, b^aJ^ii-^"... ■■;'.„ '•"3*" " H. Eigby, c Naden, by Tilley ... r 0 ' ; E; Has well, not out 13 •' G. Dobson, run out ... > ... 4 J, Card, c Oouthwaite, b Tilley... 0, i H. Eobinson, b. Tilley ... ... H Hansen j; b Bisby..'. . ... ... 2 A. Douglas, b Bisby ... 0 E.Bell, b Tilley... ... Zll , ; Q. M'Kenzie. b Bisby ...; ... 0 A. Ease, c and b Bisby ...,_ ... 0 i -.-,,:• Bjes . ... .... . .7. 2 — __i— i-wides- .. ... : :';. "2" • % , / "SECOND INN niGS. •; .-, : ! \ \Y i . BeU, c Betty b Tilley' . ... : 8 . ; H, Rigbyi b Nadea ... „,','.'.' % :: - '''■■' R- Haswell, runout .. >/l ..'. : 'o ! " : ! G. Dobson, runout ... ... 3 J. Card, b Naden a „ •-. ... 0 ' A , H. Robinson, b Betty "v/i-" ... 9 } ■ A. Hansen, b^Naden.^. .;;';: f ... 0 ; A. Douglas, b-Miichen :: 3 h - ... 1 • hjE. BeU.DOnthwaite.-bNaden... .{3/;--g- -■'! .■ G. M'Kenzie, c '•" Johnson br t ' i i MitcKell" ■'■..■;.... : ,:.•.;;,, :,.■.;.- 3 " 1 A. "Rose, not but... ... l ... 0 ■■■■■' •,, ri -Np:Balls . . ....■ ! ;..,,,!, : Byes .... ... ... b* ' : T.' ■'?;•■:■;. i !!.. : I!!/; •. ', . .•■..-..• «(■ „7-ry. „;•;' \ !:i Tbtal^. :;•.■ ::. iih ;? lsg'l- -; '' „ Pkbsipent's Side:', .:; !.;j ; / •■;" f..; FIRST INNINGS., ii; ; ;r , // „j, C. Beshy^bißigby . ,;. ; .-..;. 12 E. F. Barnett, c Dobson* b W. ■ . v !. Bell/. 1 ; a:l ■?'■;.. •: >J:/.IL:-W'.^ ; - S. Naden, 1b w, b _W,. Bell ... 6 ; S. Betty, c Dobson, ib Rigby ... 2 J. Johnson, b Hassell -.^ ... .5 -P. Bretson, bßigby *.;!. ...- 1 ..- : ... ;i--"C. Carter, not out '...' ... 3'.'-^ W. Tilley, V Bell . ... ... l r -.1 H. ; Mitcbell, 1 b w •' '■..'.•' :.. f 2 ';;! ■ F. Martiii,bW: JBoll ...■...- 1 ; -' W. Outhwaitei bW. Bell .r;.. 9 Byes ... ... ./■..»:» ,-S ■;-:; "' "",'."".' .'. ' ' .... '".. Gi ' " ''' seCONO INNINGS. '; v " H. Mitchell, bW. Bell : ... o' ' ; ' S. Betty, 1 bW. Bell ... ; "... ; (J :; - C. Bisden, ruu out ■' ... ... 7 Wl Tilley, c Hassell, b W, Bell 0 W. Outhwaite, 1b w ... ... 9 - - S. Nadeu, not out ... >i;\i'<*4i7-\ C. Carter, noVeut ... b .**'"■ 5 a '" Byes „. ... .... 2 .. ; ,. » ■•--■ ■■ ■ - ;:;. :.• .- - ; : gi - ;,-;>> .'. :>Total!.U:i i.; v s ..: ■.$&!) u.'.i Winning; by, .six runs andfiyg