U.C.C.C. Fifteen v L.P.C.C Second Fifteen.

Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6902, 7 November 1887, Page 6

U.C.C.C. Fifteen v L.P.C.C Second Fifteen.

This match, started at Lancaster Park the Saturday before last, was continued on Saturday at Hagley Park. I_P.CC. had scored 233 in their first innings. The JJ.C.C.C. have so far lost six wickets for Id, Rolleston, 38 not out, being the top scorer with a hard-hit innings. D. Wood, 37, was next. He was somewhat lucky, being let off several times. C. Barker batted well for his 20. W. Wilkinson 18, Goldingham 12, L. Cotterill 14, not but, also got into double figures. Mr ___*__, ' 29, added considerably to tbe score.: This match has taken two Saturdays to get to this stage—-an. innings and a halt. At the present rate it will be finished about the middle of Dscemlier.

L.F.C.C. SECOND FIFT_E_*7. 'First Innings '-...■ :. ..233 0-.-.C.C FIFTEEN". First Innings. C. Barker, b Owen .. .... ..20 A. C. Bennett, b Owen .. .. .. 1 F. S. Goldingham. b Cooper .. ..12 D. J. Wood, c WoUer, b Cooper .. ..37 W. Wilkinson, c sub., b Marsden .. ..18 P. J. Cocks, c Cooper, bßarnett .. .. 2 A. O. Bolleston, not out .. :. .- 3f li. Cotterill, not out.. .. .. •-' li Extras .. .. 29 Total for six wickets .. -.171 OTHBRMATCHES. " A match was played on Saturday between the Sydenham,-! jand Lyttelton Cricket Clubs, on the gronnd of the latter, which resulted in a win _o.>-the former by IS rants, on the first iiMihgs. Scores— Sydenham," 52 ;■ 34. ' Tn ' the second innings 6f Lyttelton they Obtained 97 runs for 8 wickets. Thehighest scorers were Donnelly (18) for .and Bilkam (28, not out,) and Cargill (26) for Lyttelton; DontfeUy and Ko_'fid' for Sydenham, and liohnlngtoji for Lyttelton, did the bestvbowllrig."" T_e Sydenham,Club play Upper Riccarton on Show morning, and all the members are requested to attend the meeting this evening, tOienabks the Committee to select—, team. -.; . The match. Upper v Spreydon Juniors C.C, played atl_ccarton, resulted in a win for:, -".R.C.C. by 43 runs on the first innings. The U.R.C.p. made 86 runs, of which Jurp-ansou compiled _» runs, J. Bowen-11/.and J. Lowe 10. ior the Sprevdon Junior-Grammar-was top scorer. J; Hansbn/bowled- splendidly for tbe U.R.C.C.; t.XyforcT'aSso bowled well. Grammar, Whiting, an&&.ephens..bpwled the best for the losers. .■•..;■ ~ _ fPRESS ASSOCIATION -TEI.EGRAM.I ' "■■ WELLINGTON, November 6. The Senior Cup cricket matches i were commenced yesterday- The Wellington Club beat the Ponekes by 40 runs*. .Dr. Collins and Boddington both bowled well for the former, in the second innings each totting up 40. She match Midland .v Stalls notyet concluaed.-, The Midlands -want 30 to win, andiii.is; eipecS-d there Wdl be > cli^se"f-tishjTjl-;: - " jfr*: ,- •W-'}-;"