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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13434, 5 November 1907, Page 7

CRICKET.

GERALDIXE V. WIN CHESTER. On Saturday the above teams nitt at winch-ester, ancl the lo'c;;l team batting first made 33, J. Patt-ison canning' liis bat- through the innings for eight- Geraldiiit) made 44; »Scott (15) and Chisliolm (11) being top scorers. Pater .son's bowling was very good, and lis took 7 wickets fyr 19 runs. Winchester in their .second innings made 86. J. Paterson, who went in iirst, just missed carrying his bat ae he Mas last' man out. He made ■23 as the result of patient play. J. De Renzy made 20 mitli some tine strokes. Geraldine thus won by eleven runs oil the first innings. Ilie Winchester team showed much improved play, and in De Renzy and Paterson they have two promising players. Afternoon tea was provided for the cricketers by the lady members of the Winchester Tennis Club, and was much appreciated. Scores : WINCHESTER.—First. Innings. J. De Renzy, b Scott ...' 0 J. Paterson, not out 8 J. P. Kalaugher, run out 7 b Scott 1 T. Klkte, b :Scott 0 .6. Barrett, b Christie 1 H. Opie, b Christie '. 0 J.: Knox, run out 2 H. -McDougall, c Tennent, b Christ-io 0' T. Harrison, b Scott 3 T. .Young, b Scott 4 A ' : * 'Extras - 7 Total • ••.• 33 • : Bowling Analysis : —Scott 5» wickets 11 runs,. Chishohn 0 wickets 7 runs, Christie 5 wickets 8 run?. Second Innings. J. Paterson, b Hislop ... 28 J.;. P. Kalaugher, b Scott 7 J. De Renzy, Ibw, b Christie 20 E. FerVy, b Flatman .7 T. Elkis, b Christie '.. 3 G. Barrett, b Christie ,0 H. Opie, b Hislop . 7 J. Knox, c Tennent. b Hislop - 0 T. Young, nob out 3 H. McDougall, b Hislop 2 Extras . 9 Total 86 Bowling Analysis Scott 1 wicket 10 runs, Dr. Hislop 5 wickets 27 runs, Christie 3 wickets 17 runs, Chisliolm. 0 wickets 4 run?, Flat-man 1 wicket 19 runs. GERALDINE.—First Innings. Tennent, c McDougall, b Paterson ... 4 Chisholm, lbw, b De Renzy 11 [Dr Hislop, b De Renzy 3 Christie) b De Renzy . 0 Scott, b Paterson '•••• 15 A. G. Turner, c Ferry, b Paterson ... 8 Knubley, b PateTsson 0 Hamilton, b Paterson 1 F. R. Fhitman, c Kalaugher, b Paterson 2 Maides, not out- • ••• 0 H. Goldthorpe, b Paterson 0 Total ~.. 44 Bowling Analysis:—J. De Renzy 3 wickets «£5 runs, J. Paterson 7 wickets 19 runs. Tlis following teams have been chosen to play in the match A v. B teams on Thursday, at 2 p.m. All playing and intending players are requested to attend in view of the matches on the following Monday:—A Team: Arthur, Bennett-,' Bain/ Campbell, Cox, Clanville, i < lies, K oiler, Lynch (2), Malcolmson, L'fnisford, Mitchell, Temple, Squires, and Warburtou. B Team: Dotiglas, Barnicott, Bryce, Cave, Clark, Fitzgerald, Grant, Griffiths, Kane, Louglinan, Macbeth,, Morgan, Patrick, Sargent, and Wickstead.