CRICKET.
PRESS V. OPERA COMPANY. Notwithstanding the bad weather of yesterday, the match between the above teams came off, and resulted in a win for the representatives of the profession by 13 runs. The Press team was not: as strong aa it had been expected to be ; they went in first, and were dismissed' for 54 runs. The wicketkeeping of W. Forde was an interesting feature of the innings. H. Mnsgrove (21) and W. Beaumont (15) made a useful stand for the victors ; the former marie a very pretty drive for 6. Speight secured sevenof the wickets for 29 runs. Appended are the scores:— FRIS*. .. . OPERA COMPANY. Dnnkloj, st Fordo b Robion, b Speight .. 8 Beaumont '.. .. SW. Forde. c Dunkley Courtayne, c and bH. b Speight .. ..Iβ Mu*grove .. .. 19 H. Muigrove, b GoodRegan, run out.. .. 0 man 21 Spoight, b Beaumont .. 3G. Maigrore, c Neibitt Geddfs, cO. Muigrove b Speight .. .. 0 b Buuimbnt , '■;. .. 2 Beaumont, b Speight fl6 Mahoney, run but .; 0 J." Forde, b Speight ■-.': : .>,Q , Goodman, c Forde b 11. Peake, c ilahonej b Musgrove .. ..2 Speight .. .. 0 Noibtt, cG. Muigrave Atkinson, not out .. 0 b Beaumont.. .. 2 Nelson, b Speight .. 0 Brookes, bH. Jlusgrove 10 Burronghe, b Goodman 2 Pearson, b .H;Wusgroye • Burnt, not out.. --, o: Sxtras .. .. 7 Exins _ .. B Total .. .. 54 Total.. .. ..67
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6948, 23 February 1884, Page 5
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