FEATS WITH THE BALL.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9289, 14 December 1895, Page 4

FEATS WITH THE BALL.

Spittle—Six wickets for 11 runs, Waikoikoi v. Tapanui, November 23rd. Henrv —Six wickets for 10 runs, Christchurch hardware v. Press Club, November 28th. J. Buntin—Eight wickets for 6 runs, Papanui v. Strange and Co., November 28th. W. Mason-FiA*e wickets for 2 runs, Masterton Excelsior v. Carterton Tradesmen, November 21st. C. Cusack.—Five wickets for 5 runs, Fuhrmann's v. Sumner, November 28th. J. Colville—Three wickets for 5 runs, St. Albans v. Lancaster Park Second, November 30th. Bates—Four wickets for 6 runs, Lancaster Park Second v. St. Albans, November 30th. G. H. Morgan—One wicket for no runs and three for 5, West Taieri v. Milton, November 30th. Pellew—Seven wickets for 9 runs, Nelson United Second v. Athletic Second, November 30th. Ancell—Eight wickets for 15 runs, Nelson Second v. Nelson College Second, November 30tb. .1. Gorrie—Four wickets for 8 runs, Wakefield Second v. Nelson Wanderers Second, November 30th. Courtis—Six wickets for 7 runs, Timani Second v. Geraldine Second, November 28th. Knubley—Four Avickets for 3 runs, Timaru Second v. Timaru High School, November 30th. Tisdall—Fi\*e wickets for 8 runs, WeUington Third v. Phcenix Third, November 30th. H. Gotlber—Three Avickets for 1 run, Davis five for 3 and HoAve four for 4, Vivian v. St. John's, November 30th. Grirnstone—Four Avickets for 8 runs, Thorndon v. New Zealand Times, November 30th. Thompson—Throe wickets for 1 run and Tapp three for 4, Kilbirnie v. Waiwetu, Novemlier 30th. .7. Brown—Six wickets for 12 runs, Waiwetu v. Kilbirnie, November 30th. Brathwaite—Three wickets for 4 runs, Hawke's Bay County v. Napier United, November 30th.

G. Marshall.—Five Avickets for 5 runs, Napier United v. Hawke's Bay County, November 30th. J. W. Duncan—Two wickets for one run anil six for 12, Brooklyn v. Motueka, Novemlicr 23rd. J. Eden—Five Avickets for 6 runs, and G. Fowler four for 7, Nelson Wanderers v. Athletics, November 23th. Wilkinson—Nine Avickets for 10 runs, Olago University 2so. 1 v. Opoho Third, November 30tii. A. Chambers—Five Avickets for 6 runs and M. Casey seven for 5, Southern v. St. Kilda 'Dunedin), November 30th. J. Miller—Four Avickets for 3 runs, niulT. Hessian, four for 4, PriAutecr A v Trinity A, November 50th. (Jibion—roar Avickets for 3 runs, Nelson United Second v. Nehson College Second, November 25rd. Sawyers—Seven wickets for 1 run, Vivian a\ St. John's (Wellington), November 30th. Massey—Six Avickets for 4 runs, and Rces three for 5, Gisborne a*. Poverty Bay, November 23rd. M'Dougall—Seven AAickets for 11 runs, Cainphelllown Second v. Invercargill Star Second, November 27th. HaAvthorn—Five wickets for 5 runs, Im'ercaririll Star Second v. Campbelltown Second, November 27th. Munson—Nine Avickets for 14 runs, Im*ercargill Second v. Winton, November 27th. Moresby — Three Avickets for 6 runs, Tararn v. Thames United, No\*ember 23rd. Douglas—Three wickets for 2 runs, Thames High School v. RoA*ers Second, November 23rd. Crowe—Six Avickets for 12 runs, and Fitzgerald, four for 5, Kaiwarra v. New Zealand Times, November 23rd.