C.C.C. v. COLLEGE.

Press, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4787, 6 December 1880, Page 3

C.C.C. v. COLLEGE.

This match wae plajed on Saturday last, and being only a one day 'c match, was decided on the firat innings in favor of the Ohrietchurch Olub by 14 rune. Only seven of the 0.0.0. men turned up, and they had to play the match with one man ehort. In the batting, Tomer showed the best form, obtaining 17 and 18 not ont. Oaygill and Foreyth also playing well for 11 and 10 not out respectively. Wagstaff mc most successful in the bowling, getting six wickets for 13 rune. For the College, Lee waa the highest ecorer i with 13, not out, and BTarman bowled well, Obtaining five wickets for 20 rune. The fielding of the 0.0.0. men was good, but that of the College was rather below their snal form. The latter team was* considerably weakened through, several of their best men playing in the Association match. The following are the Bcoree in fee first innings :—

C.C C, I C&ygill, c and b Harman 11 Turner, b Acheson ... ... 17 Wagst&ff, a Harman, b Acheson 8 Booth, b Harman ... „. 9 Marshall, o Newton, b Harmon 2 Washer, b Harman ... ... ... - ... 3 Forsyth, not out ... ~ 10 Carleton, b Harman ... ■ ... 1 S. Forsyth, b Acheson ... . 3 Davia, c Harman, b Acheson 0 ! Byes ... ». -j> 70 COLLKOS. Harman, c Carleton, b Marshall ... ... 2 Bridge, b Marshall ... .... 5 Grigg, c Caygill, b Marshall 8 Newton, run out 2 Stndholme, cCayfffi,b Wagstaff 1 Griffiths, o CaygQl, b WagstaS 4 Lee, not out 13 MaiUand, b Wagstaff ... 8 Cotterill, b Wagetaff ... ... 0 Maude, b Wagstaff 3 Acheson, b Wagstaff ... ... «,-.... 6 Lag-bye 1, widee 3 ... ... ... 4 56

A mateb. between the Addington and Bohemian Globs to played on Saturday last on the ground of the former; and" resulted in faTor of the home team by 17 xun«. C. Stnmge, 26, and A. McOonaick, 13, batted well for the Addington dub, the fanner, ,*peciaUy, «howing fine hitfior; power, combined with a gooa defence. JFor the Bohejni«B»,Woed,7,wa»topicoi«. , The bowling c S. Tsrow aad 0. Bt»nge for Aadington

was very good; the former, who is quite a young player, getting five wiokats for 14 runs, end the latter three for 10. X Fisher, for the Bohemians, also bowled well. The scores were :—Addington, 63; Bohemians, 45. The match between the Press CO. and the Sydenham CO. was played on Baturday on the ground of the latter. The Press was under the disadvantage of playing two men short. The result was a decided victory for the Sydenham by 78 runs on the first innings. For the Sydenham C.C., Bound made 23, Fisher 23, Mataon 17 and Chambers 12. Grey was the only one to reach double figures for the Press, making 10. The ground was very bumpy, consequently the fielding was loose on both sides.

! A match was played on Saturday between the Sandridge CO. and the second eleven of the Press CO., which resulted in a victory for the Presi by an nnings and 35 runs. McCleary 24 and Elvines 23 were the highest scorers for the Press, while none of the Sandridge team reached double figures. The bowling of Bo«rd and Allardyoe was very destructive to the S&ndridge wickets, while Aden took nearly all the wickets for the Sandridge 0.0. A match was played on Saturday last between the St. Andrew's and Addington Cricket Clubs, and resulted in an eaey victory for St. Andrew's by six wickets on the first innings. The scores were : —Addington, 92, and St. Andrew's, 94, with the lobb of four •wickets. For Addington: Hooper, 18; Olarkeon, 13; and Wells, 10. For St. Andrew's : W. Ogior, 42 (not out), played a very good innings for hie score; W. Napier, 10 (not out) ; Atkinson, 15; and Cusack, 16, were the chief scorers. For Addington, Hooper bowled well, and J. Atkinson bowled eplendidly, taking no Less than nine wickets for St. Andrew's.

A match was played on Saturday between elevens of the Avonville and Kaiapoi Clubs on the ground of the latter. The match was over in the afternoon early, and resulted in an easy win for the visitors by several wickets. The ground was in a very dusty state, and hardly fit for a match.

Note. —Secretaries of clubs are requested to furnish their lists of forthcoming matches in time for publication in Thursday morning's paper.