U.C.C.C. v L.P.C.C.

Press, Volume XLI, Issue 6053, 9 February 1885, Page 3

U.C.C.C. v L.P.C.C.

This match was continued on Saturday. The L.P.C., with 38 runs to the good and cue wicket to fall, coaturaed their first innings, which closed for 119, the last man only adding 1 ran. The TJ.C.C.C. then vent in for their second innings, and at fiie call of time had scored 226 for the loss of only fire wickets, thanks chieiy to Heaere Million and Longden, who went in first and made 119 before Millton played (mc on to his wicket. The retiring batsman played a very good innings of 47 without a chance, and seemed to have fback his old form again. W. Cotterill followed and contributed 26 in good style, he gave one chance Wore he; had scored. A. Longden was {be next to retire with 92 to his credit, being well caught by H. CotterilL L*ngden after the first few overs played well,, bat should have been caught by the bowler once before he had made 10. B. D.Harman played carefully for 21 (not on*), and 8. % Cctterill contributed 25 by son* bard hittmg. The L.P.C. bowling, with the exception of Bunlop, was not up to tie mark. The wicket was, aa is asnallr the case, a capital one. X7.C.C.G. JRret Innings m ...81 Ii J.C. Kistinnines ... ... ••> >m 119 VXS.C.J.

A match between the Papanni and Stanmore dabs was played at Papanui on Saturday. The scores were—Papanui, 94 ,• Stasmore, 54$ Papanui thus winning by 40 rune. Joseph. Homer, for Papanui, played a fine hard-hitting innings, and made 54 in a Very short time. Qrier, for '■• iUe winners, bowled well, and took six for , a small number of rone. For the losers, ' 'Harvey and Preece were the highesfc scorers 'with 12 and 10 respectively. Harvey was also very successful with the The match,' St. Albans t Eaiapoi, was jl»jed at Kftiapot on Saturday. The visiton scored 43, of which Colville made 21. ■ The Ideal men made 115, the principal seonre being Balder 24 and "Walmsley 20.

Second Innings. i ■W.V.Mfflton,l)Dunlop 47 JLLongden, c H.Cotterill, b Dnnlop 92 W. J. Cotterill, lbw, l> Bargees ... 28 B. l>. Barman, not out ... ... ... 21 S. l<. Higgins* b Dunlop .*. ... 0 B. J. Cotterill, b Wilding 25 W. McDowall, not out - 0 Extras ... ... ... ... ... 15 Total ... «» *226

BOWLING AKAItTSIS. Balls. Sons. Mdns. Wkta. Danlop ... l"e 49 Iβ 3 Taylor .„ ... 180 66 18 0 TOMing ... 155 57 11 1 GbtteriU ... 25 13 1 0 gigby ... w 9 -o o Bmg«n ... SO 17 *0 1 wfldiug and Burgess each bowled a tnie.