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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2081, 1 March 1898, Page 2

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THAMES t. TE, AEQHA.

A whole, day match commenced on* Saturday between the above elevens in the* presence of a fair- sprinkling of spectators.. As will be* seen from the subjoined scores. Te Aroha went , in, first, and were all’ out for a score of 90.. They shaped well and the hopes of the followers of the home eleven rose high when the Thames players, were all dismissed for S9i In their second innings the visitors collared the Te Aroha bowling* and our boys were kept busy leather hunting.. After making 86 for 6 wickets Thames declared their innings ended, Te Aroha then went in, but it was the Thames boys’ day out and they would take nodenia’.. They appeared to. be able te d’o what they liked with the k°me batsmen, four wickets going do*n m one over,, to. the disgust of the spectators. A ‘ funk’ was speedily established and all Te Aroha was out for the insignificant total of 37, ROVERS

(£f"At the last monthly meetiag of the Piako County Council, the advertisements of that body were given to another paper for a term. The County advertisements, however, will be pub lished in our columns as usual, so that intending contractors and the public generally, will be placed at no disadvantage.

1st Innings 2nd Inning# H Capl'e „ 44 2 5 J. Laing 0 4 J. Adams, 2 16 Darcourt Ml. 0 34 not out A Laing 4 7 , J Graham 16: 1 A Billing 4 1 not oat Morgan ... 36 12 H Laing 3 A Boss 0 Cole . 2 Byes ... 20 Total 89 TE AROHA 87 Burlaco2 4 Smales 2 12 Byerrave 1 4 Egar 6 9 Lewis 24 6 Pilling 4 1 . Oliver 1 0 P Pavitt, jr 10 0 Hirst 29 not oat 0 Cox 2 2 not oat Buchan ... 4 o Total 80 Total 37