JUNIOR CUP.

Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7214, 27 November 1888, Page 6

JUNIOR CUP.

The following has been arranged by the Junior Cap Match Committee as the next round of matches, to be played on December Ist and Bth :— A.C.C. First v St. A.C.C. First-St. A.C.C. ground* L.P.C. First v M.C.C. First—L.P.C. ground. U.C.C. First vßoys'HighSchool—U.C.C. ground. College First v M.C.C. Second— College ground. «..»»„ L.P.C. Second v College Second—L.P.C. U.C.C. Second v A.C.C. Second—JLC.C. ground. St. A.C.C. Second, a bye. ST. ALBANS UNITED No. 1 v LANCASTER PARK No. L This match was finished on Saturday at Lancaster Park, and resulted in a win for St. AJ bane United by six wickets. Scores —SUA.U. 154 and 63 for tour wickets ; total, 217. Lancaster Park— GO and 155; total, 215. For the winners R. Smith 10, 13; J. A. Homer 12, 24; W. Garrard 10, 8; A. Mountfort 18, 1, not out; G. G. Homer 42, 7; and J. W. Homer 31, not out, batted well, as also did W. Cooke 20, not out, 76; Forsyth 4, 21; Hendron 0,11; H. Forsyth 2, 12; Dow 0,12; and Haydon 12, 0, not out, for Lancaster Park. For St. Albans—Mountfort, Eldrige, Smith, J. W. and J. A. Homer were the most successful bowlers, and Dow, H.. Forsyth, and Marsden for the Park. LANCASTER PARK No. 2 v ST. ALBANS. This game resulted in a win for the Park by 5 runs. The scorers were—First innings for the Park, 74 : Waller 26, Moses 13, and O'Farrell 10. Second innings, 76: Johnston 20, Waller 17, Christian 13. St. Albans—First innings, 99: Grierll, Lambert 40, Hazzel 12, and Cowan 10. Second innini£S, 46: Lambert 18, and Lawrence 18. For the Park, Johnston eight wickets, Waller seven, and O'Farrell four, were most successful with the ball, and for St. Albans. Lambert eight wickets, and Grier five, did yeoman service. LINCOLN COLLEGE v. PREBBLETON. Played on the ground of the latter on the 24th, and resulted in a win for the College by 40 runs on the first innings. As the College team, owing to the watery aspect of the weather, did not arrive till past noon, play was not begun until an excellent lunch/provided by the local men, had been discussed. Scores—Lincoln College, 61; Prebbleton, 21 and 78.' For the College J. Berney made (27), while E. Stanford and W. Prebble batted well for Prebbleton, the former making 33 and the latter 14 (not out) in the second innings. :...-.