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Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7699, 3 November 1890, Page 6

CRICKET.

' m in i i **" tjs LANCASTER PARK v LINQOLNf jCQLLBQB. Having an off day from Cap matches on Saturday the L.P.C. Fifteen sent an eleven to Lincoln, and after a very exiting finish the visitors won the match.-by two rune on the first Innings. The L.P.C. skipper won the toss, and sent his men in to bat, but it was soon apparent that small scoring would be the order of the dtay, as the wicket bamped fearfully, most of the balls getting up almost sky high. Cant was the only one to reach double figures, and his score was made in a manner quite foreign to players accustomed to town grounds, giving several chances. The College men followed, bat the first few wickets fell quickly, six being out for 88. The tail men, however, played up splendidly, and made a most interesting finish. Several of the Lincoln men showed very good form considering the treacherous state of the wicket. After the match the visitors were hospitably entertained, and returned to town well pleased with their outing. The following are the scores:—

PABK. First Innings. H. CotteriU, b Fisher 4 B. Ljghtband.b Baker ... ... 7 W. Wallis, c Fuller, b Fisher ... 0 A. Cant, b Fisher 44 T. H. North, c Jollie, b Baker ... 0 W. Brooke, b Baker ... ... 0 E. Waller, c Martin, b Fisher ... 9 8. Pavitt, c Johnson, *b Baker ... 0 . Eldridge, c Baker, b Bathbone ... 7 F. Raphael, not out ... . ... 8 D, Kimbell, c Joilie, b Johnson ... 0 Extras ... ... ... 6 Total 85 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Bans. Mdns. Wkts. Fisher ... 105 42 6 4 Baker ... 80 31 2 4 Rathbone ... 20 7 0 1 Johnson ... 1 0 0 1

LINCOLN COLLEGIA. First Innings. Alington, c Brooke, b Cant ... ... 13 Baker, c Cant, b North ... ... 0 Fuller, bOant ... 0 Bathbone, c Eldridge, b Cant ... 21 Beckett, c and b Cant ... ... j> Fisher, run out ... ... ••• 0 Martin, c Cant, b North 0 Jollie, b North 16 Johnaon, b Eldridge ... ... ... 7 Marley, c Cant, b North ... ... 12 Lloyd, not oat ... ... ... •» Leg Byes J» Total ... 83 BOWUNG ANALYSIS. Balls. Runs. Mdna. Wkts. Cant 65 30 1 4 North ... 91 36 4 4 Eldridge ... 25 ... 11 1 1 LANOASTKR PABK. Second Innings. F. Raphael, not out ... ... ... 2 T. H. North, c and b Fisher ... ... 2 W. WalUs,nbt out ... ... ... 1 Total for onewicket ... ... 6 UNITED CANTERBURY CO. v LANCASTER PARS €<C. The match between the above Clubs was continued at HagleyPark. TheU.C.C.C. had made 180, and the L.P.C.C. had lost six wickets for 185. The latter resumed their innings, and pat on 37 before the ' last wicket fell. Cuff added 17 to his score, and C. Ridley played s nice innings of 12 not out. ... The U.O.C.C. then went in for their second attempt but only managed to put together 131, five or six of the batsmen throwing away their wickets. Hartland and W. J. Cotterili started ; the former was soon caught, and ac 17 T. O. Harman ! was run out. Mathias joined Cotterili and ! a (air stand was made. At 43 Cotterili was dismissed by a magnificent catch by Moss. The outgoing batsman had made 22 by good batting. E. J. Cotterili soon ran himself out, for the second time Iα the match, and R. D. Harman was bowled without scoring. Rolleston now joined Mathias, who was playing in his best form, and the stand of the innings was made. The bowling was changed frequently, and it was noc until the score had reached 119 that Mathias was well caught in the slips by A. H. Labatt for 64. His innings was without a chance, and was without doubt a really good one. He made one big hit clean out of the ground for 6. After he left a collapse set in, the innings closing for 131. A. Rolleston played a fairly good game for his score of 31. The L.P.C.C.. with 70 to win, then went in. and at call of time had lost one wicket for 50, A. H. Labatt playing a punishing innings of 33 not out. This leaves the L.P.C.C. 40 runs to get. It had not been decided yet when the match is to be finished. Tbe fielding 6f the L.P.C.C. is deserving of a word of praise, that of A. Ridley at cover being especially good. v.cc.o. First Innings ... ... ... 180 Second Innings. J. Hartland, cDβ Maus, b Wilding ... 1 W. J. Cotterili. c Moss, b Wilding ... 22 T. D. Harman, run out ... ... 1 R. B. Mathias, c A. H. Labatt, b Moss 64 E. J. CotterlU, run out ... ... 2 R. D. Harman, b Moss ... ... 0 A. Rolleston, b Moss ... ... 84 C. H. tfigley, c Wilding, bDβ Maus ... 0 A. Longden, c F. Labatt, b Dβ Maus.. 0 D. Wood, b Moss ... ... 0 A. H. Musgrave, not out ... ... 2 Extras ... ... ... ... 15 Total ... ... 131 BOWUNO ANALYSIS. Balls. Runs. Mdne. Wkts. Moss... ... »5 34 ' 6 4 Wilding ... 75 31 7 2 Cuff... .«. 25 13 0 0 A. H. Labatt... 15 ,7 1 0 Marshall ... 10 15 0 0 DeMaus ... 40 Iβ 3 2 J T.AKOASTBtt PABK KLKVfiN. First Innings. A. Ridley, b Wood ... „ 80 G. Marshall, lbw, bT. D. Harman ... 10 A, H. Labatt, c Rolleston, b Mathias... 47 H. DeMaus, bT. D. Harman... ... 44 H. M. Reeves, c Wigley, bR. D. Har- - P. Wilding, c and b Matbias ... 10 L. A. CuttVo Hartland, b Wood ... 44 W. Tait, c Hartland, b T. D. t Harman.. 11 F. Labatt, cT. D. Harman* b Wood ... 0 C. Ridley, not out ... 12 A. E. Moss, b Mathias 2 Extras ... ... •....: —^f ■ •■..; ...;'':/'.../:';;...';' ...222 ■ - " '■' BOWLING ANALYSIS. ' "■'., • Balls. Rns. Man*. Wkts. Wood ... 170 -88 » S^ T. D. Harman 140 . 74, / 4 3 B. B, Matnias 45 M ■ i'■;» ? R. D. Harman 80 37 4 1 aH. Wigley.:. 16 11 — — < :-■■•■: - '• UV.CC ■ '■ <. i Second Innings. : ! A. H. Labatt-not out ... ... 33 G. Marshall, bB. J. Cotterili... ... 6 A.'Ridley, not oat ... 8 .;■ Extras ... ... ... , ... 8j Total for one wicket .„ .- 60 MTOLAND C.C. v*AODINGTON C.C, The above match was continued on Saturday at Hagley Park. The game at the conclusion of play oa t&e previous day stood, Midland 105, and seven wickets down for 137, Addington 60. Wheatley and Macdooaldj the two not outs,- went in. Wheatley was soon t well stamped. Gordon then partnered Macdonald, and & good stand was made, both men batting rigorous!? and welL At 175 Gordon was given put stumped, which was considered by moat a doubtful decision. He made 18 in a good and free style. Macdonald. was soon { afterwards caught at cover, having played a good and pretty innings of 23. Included in hie score was a grand drive for 5, the innings closing for 179. With 225 to win the A.C.C went in,, bat the first seven wickets were down for 23, the M.C.C. fielding and bowling' being too good; then Kinsman, by free and plucky batting, scored 28, the innings eventually, closing f0r.65, the M.C.C.C. winning by 153,. ' First Innings 105 I Second Inalnga. T. W. Reese, lbw, b Turner ... ... 1 iW. Peazse. e-Dixon, b Tomer ... A D; Ashby, b. Turner ... 45 B. P. Barnes, bHalley ... ... 63 C. Treweeic, ibw, b HaUey 10 J. Lawrence, b Turner 3 J. Wheatley, at Ogier, bHalley ... 6 C. Garrard. lbw, b Tomer 2 F. A. Macdonald. o Tomer, b CaygQl 18 G. Gordon, st Ogier, bHailey ... 23 s fa. Bayner, not oot ... ... .... 3 Extras ... ... ... if Total «, iW

* •""*■* z""\ jtoMk witta, PaW ... 115—66 c 6 Slater V.'. S> M — — ADOmOTOK 0.0, First Innings ... ••• ••• 00 Second Innlnge. BLOgler.Um, Treweek 6 J. A. Cayelll, b Treweek ... ... 0 E. C. J. Stevens, c Pearce, b Treweek 0 X Turner, b Pearce ... ... ... 11 & Bailey, run out ... ... ... 0 A, T. Washer, b Treweek 7 1. Slater, b Pearce ... 6 A. Malloek, b Pearce ... 0 E. Kinsman, c Ashby, b Gordon ... 28 F. Dlxon, not oat ... ... ... o S. McMurray, absent... ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... 3 Total ... 65 BOWUNQ ANALYSIS. Balls. Buns. Mdns. Wkts. Treweek ... 75 6 29 4 Pearce ... 80 4 28 3 Garrard ... 10 1 2 — Gordon ... 5 — 3 1