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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7539, 19 January 1886, Page 6

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AUCKLAND C.C. v. OUR BOYS C.C. The following are the full scores in tho senior cup matob, Our Boys v. the A.C.C.. played in the Domain on Saturday; and which resulted in a win for the A C.C. by an innings and 144 runs :— Auckland.—Firat Inning* (continued). Nine wlckots tot.. .. .. .. .. 825 J. W. Hall, not out 0 A. M, Beale, c Berry, b Walker.. .. 0 Total 325 Bqwlino Ana.lysis. Overs. Mtlm. Runs. Wkts. E. Mills .. .. 36 6 128 2 G. Walker ..27 8 76 5 P. Steel . .. 19 4 48 1 A. Cromwell .. 9 0 32 0 D. Berry.. .. 6 2 25 0 W. Ripley ..10 8 0 C.E.White ..2 0 « 2 Our 'Boys.—First Innings. E. Mills, cE. C. Beale, bA. M. Beale .. ..0 W. George, cE. C. Beale, bA. M. Beale .. 15 P. Steel, b Barton ... .. .. .. 0 D. Berry, b A, M. Beale - .. 1 W. Ripley, run out .. .. .. .. 1 G. Walker, lbw, A. M, Beale 1., .. ... 13 Sutherland, c and b Barton ~ ~ ..3 A. Cromwell, c Coxon, b Barton .. .. 3 C. Wblte, c Cheeseman (sub.), bA. M. Beale .. 4 J. Let ham, lbw, b Barton .. ... ..6 It Skeen, not out ... — .. ..2 Extras .. ... ~ >.4 Total 51 Our Boys.—Second Innings. A. Cromwell, run out .. .. .. ... 2 W. Ripley, c Coxon, bA. M. Beale .. — 11 R. Skeen, c Hall, bA. M, Beale .. .. 30 P. Steel, bA, M. Beale.. .. .. .. 2 W. George, b E. C. Beale .. ... ..1 G. Walker, c Barton, bE. C. Beale ... .. 0 D. Berry, bR. C. Beale.. .. .. ... 32 E. Mills, c Coxon, bE. C. Beale M .. 25 C. White, o Barton, bE. C. Beale .. .. 4 J. Letham, not out ... .. ... 1 Sutherland, absent .. .. .. .. 0 Extras m .. .. „ ... 12 Total .. 120 Bowling Analysis.—First Innings. Overs. Mrins. linns. Wkts. A.M. Beale .. 12 i 23 5 C. E. Beale .. 312 2 22 4 Second Innings. 'A. M. Beale .. 15 5 35 3 E. C. Baale ... 23'3 7 61 6 W. Barton ... 9 2 22 0

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