CRICKET.
♦ . . The game yesterday was one of the most enjoyable oneß o£ the season, and though most of the players were out oi practice it will be noticed that some good scoring was done. Parrington played his innings in bis old style. Riddiford was let off when he had made 3 of - 4, and caused the field to regret the mistake. Halliday's score was made in capital style, and King knocked his runs together with energy.
( Second Eleven. — ls£ luuinea.
Halliday, bF. Bayly 31 - Richards, o Vincent, bG. Bayly 0 Caplen, b P. Bayly 5 Fowler, b F. Bayly 1 Mason, b G. Bayly 5 > Tonks, c Wanklyn, b G. Bayly 3 King, b Eiddiford * 19 White, b G.Bayly 8 Partridge, b Vincent 3 Bate, not out ... 3 Attwood, c Parrington.b G. Bayly 0 Extras 8 • 86
.fciRST Eleven. — Ist Innings, F. Bayly, b Tonks 0 Vincent, b Tonka 3 Parrington, b Fowler 50 Wanklyn, b Tonks 0 G-. Bayly, b Tonks ... - ... 7 Biddiford, not out ... ... 31 Gower, b Fowler... ... ... 0 Kitchingham, b Tonks 1 Brennan, b Fowler 1 S. Adainson, b Fowler 6 W. Adamson, ran out 0 Extras 20 Total 119
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume 5, Issue 765, 4 April 1884, Page 2
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