CRICKET.
A closely contested match between the married and single of the Artillery Company was played io the Botanical Gardens yesterday. The band was on the ground. A capital luncheon was provided by Mr j J. Disher, and every arrangement waa made to secure a pleasant holiday, A cricket ball was to be presented to the batsman who made the largest number of runs, and this, it will be seen, fell to the lot of Tennent, who eoored 39. The following are the scorea:—
Ist Innings. 2nd Innings Captain Pitt 32 0 Sergt. Wimsett 32 7 CorplLloyd 14 , io Corpl Carter 2 9 Gunner Jackson... 0 . 1 C. Bird 6 .' '.....'.'"". 2 Armstrong .. 6 5 Harris 2 .' 2 „ Aldridge 0 2 „' Scott 1 "". o „ Harling 1 ;..„.;. 1 Extras 7 9 Total 103 Grand T0ta1...15l SINOLE. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. Bomb. Brown 0 1 Grunner Leaper 7 !"". o Edwards a 21 Tregea 8 .....!.!!.! 10 Tennant 5 39 Blackburn 3 ]]"" 12 B. Jackson 0 2 R. Bird 0 8 Harper ; U ....^""*.'".'.'.'.'.7."V 0 I Roscoe 0 4 stanton o !!!'!!!!!!! 2 j Extras 9 " # * -g Total 35 Grand Total.. 150
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 310, 27 December 1873, Page 2
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186CRICKET. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 310, 27 December 1873, Page 2
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