CRICKET.
—-——•—■ LOUD HAWKE'S TRAM v. MAN AWATU. illy Telegraph. l'almerston North, January 7. The match between tho English Eleven and tho Manawatu represent alives wiut commenced' to-day. Tho Englishmen, butted with twelve men and fifteen of the Munawatu team fielded, Hatting first, the Englishmen put up 507 for the losn of eight wickets, when play was stopped for tho day by rain at the afternoon tea ndjorunment. I'. F .Wnrncr 69, C. J. I''" nuj) 38. F. L. Fane (not out) 76, and .!. N. Williams 48 wore tho top scorers. Nhi--Manawatu bowler* were tried, of wlir.m Skolly was the most successful, securing four wickets. Tho fine playing i>f tho Englishmen surprised their opponents, who played a. plucky uphill game.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8091, 8 January 1903, Page 1
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