Cricket.

Lake County Press, Issue 702, 2 April 1896, Page 7

Cricket.

The return friendly match between Queenstown and Arrow was played on the latter’s ground on Saturday, when the home team won by 74 runs. Arrow scored 113 (Thomson 33, Inglia 18, Illingworth 11, Shanahan 10), Queenstown's innings totalled 39. For the visitors, G. Reid came out with the best bowling average—4 for 19 ; for the home team, Thomson, Illingworth, and Shanahan each had an average of 2 runs per wicket. Scores:— Abkow —First Innings. Dr Thomson, b G. Reid ... ... 33 P. Perrelle, Ibw, b Gardiner ... ... 2 C. Illingworth, cMehaffey, b Hotop ... II A. Inglis, b Hotop ... ... ... 18 E. C. W. Porter, b Hotop ... ... 0 C. Fletcher, b G. Reid ... 0 J. Shanahan, c M’Leau, b G. Reid ... 10 W. Murphy, b Hotop, ... ... 0 J. Perrow, b G, Reid ... ... 3 W. Fletcher, not out ... ... 9 W. Holt, fit J. Reid, b Hotop ... 6 Extras... ... ... ... 21

Mehaffey, 0 for 28 ; Gardiner, 1 for 17 ; Hotop, 5 for 28 ; G. Reid, 4 for 19. Qdeenstow.v— First Innings. J. Mehaffey, c Shanahan, b Thomson ... 0 J. Gardiner, b Thomson ... • ... 7 J. Reid, b Thomson... ... ... 0 M‘Lean, c Shanahan, b Perrelle ... 6 P. Hotop, b Illingworth ... ... 7 G. Reid, 1> Illingworth ... .„. 5 W. Mehafley, b Fletcher 0 Pearce, b Shauahan ... .. ... 1 D. Summers, Ibw, b Shanahan ... 8 P. Dewar, not out ... ... .... O H. Lordeu, b Fletcher ... ... 0 Extras... ... ... ... 5

Thomson, 3 for 6 ; Fletcher, 2 for 10; Perrelle, 1 for 10; Illingworth, 2 for 4; Shanahan, 2 for 4.

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