VICE-PRESIDENT'S CUP.
Sydenham won by default against Christ's College Second. In th» Lancaster Park v United match the scores were:—Lancaster Park 63 (Redpath 25, Eaton 14, North 13). and 100 for five wickets (Eaton 61 not out. North 10, Fuller 14); United 21. Eaton and Fuller bowled best for the Park, and Todhuntcr, Martin, and Cook for United.
Lancaster Park met Midland, aud the former made 55. battine: four men short (Toomer £6). Midland, batting two men short, replied with 136 (Hailet't 15. Norman 10, Preece 23. AA'aliburto-a -23, Cooper 05, and Anthony 11 not out). Lancaster Park made 44 in their second innings '.Winchester _S). AVii.chesier, Toomer. and AVasher bowled '.'est fcr the Park; Hallett and AVhite for liidlaud, who won by an iiyiizigs and 37 runs.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10864, 14 January 1901, Page 3
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