CRICKET.
Paterangi v. Alexandra. The return match between the Paterangi and Alexadra clubs, was played on Saturday last, and resulted in a victory for Paterangi in one innings with 40 runs to spare. Alexandra going in first were dismissed for 14, the bowling of Messrs Crookes and MucFarlane being a trifle too good for them. Paterangi then went to the wickets nnd put together a respectable total of S3, of which Mr Richdale claimed 30, and Mr Crookes 21 both batting well, and never giving a single chance to the field. The following are the scores:— Alexandra. Ist. Innings. 2nd. Innings. Collier, bCrookes... 0 b Crwokes ... 2 Tisdall, c and b Crookes... ... ff.cMackey ... 2 Richards, c Goodfellow 0 stumped ... 2 Anb'in, bißichrlale 0 bCrookes ... 2 Bailiss, b Mac Far lane 5 c Richdale ... 0 Richdale, b Maclane 0 b MacFarlane 2 Higginson, b Crookes 2 not out ... 3 Nabbs, c'Smith ... 0 c Crookes ... 0 Aubin, b Meadway 1 b Crookes ... 9 Sage, b Crookes ... 0 bCrookes ... 0 Finch, (absent) ... 0 b MucFarlane 0 Extras ...' ... 0 Extras ... 7 Total '. 14 Total ... 29 1 ' Paterangi. GooflfelloW,'>e?Tisdall, b Aubin ... ... 4 Alexander;*' b.OolTier 1 Graham, b'Aitbift I '.:. 1 Meadway, c Sage,'b Collier -2 Higginson.ibAubin V; 2 H. Ricl)d.ale,,b, Aubin 30 Crookes, c Aubin, b Tisdall 21 McFarlane, not out ... .. ... 10 Burdekin. c and b Aubin* 0 Smith, c Nabbs, bTisdall.. 2 Mackey,. b Tisdall ...• 2 Extras ... ... ... 8 Total 83 Cambridge v. Ohaupo. This match took.place on Saturday last at Ohaupo, when Cambridge played two men short and suffered a signal defeat, which was in a great measures attributable to the extras caused by bad longstopping. The Cambridge men did not play in their usual style, some'of the fielding being , very loose ; while on the other hand Ohaupo had the assistance of some good Tuhikaramea men, , and on the whole played well together. This thrashing will no doubt do the Cambridde team good and will put them on their mettle. We shall look forforward with interest to the return match, which is to be played at Cambridge on the 26' th when a good try will be made to "turn the tables." The following are the scores:— Cambridge/ ' Ist. Innings. 2nd. Innings. Longbottom, b W. Reid ... ■ ... 3 runout ... 12 1 , . Gaudin b S Reid G c Gobel ... 0 T. Riddle, c Hunter 0 not out ... 6 S. Richardson, b W 0 run out ... 5 H. Wilson, bS. ... Reid 11 b Goble ... 3 Park, o 1 bW.Reid ... 2 L. Bull.bW. Reid' 1 cT. Prince... 0 G. Porter, b S. Reid 1... .... 0 c Richdale ... 0 G. Richardson not out 0 bW. Reid ... 0 Extras ... ... 2 Extras ... 1 Total 24 Total ... 29 Ohaupo. Ist. Innings. 2nd. Innings. J. Richdale, b Wilson 0 b Longbottom 1 W. Reid, b Longbottom 6 b Wilson ... 5 J. Goble, b Park... 0 bLongbottom 2 S. Reid, b Wilson... 0 b Park . ... 11 R. Hunter, b and c Wilson ... ... 1 C. Kusabs, run out 1 c and b Gaudin ... 9 A. Kusabs, b Wilson 1 lbw. Gaudin 8 T. Prince, bPark... 1 bLongbottom 0 Steele, b Wilson .... 2 bLongbottom 5 Holrnau, b Wilson 5 c and b Wilson 2 Cubiss, not eut ... 1 b Wilson ... 8 Extras 12 Extras ... 12 Total 30 Total ... 67
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Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2290, 15 March 1887, Page 3
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