COLLEGE v MIDLANDS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVIII, Issue 12358, 25 November 1904, Page 2

COLLEGE v MIDLANDS.

This match was played on the College - ground, the wicket being in splendid order. The College won the toss and batted first, and it was soon seen, that "practice makes perfect. "^ In thenfirst innings College made 92, Hartgiii being top with 53 not out, Dive coming next with 14. - c , For Midlands, Armstrong was hrst with 10, Including a sixj and their first innings closed with the score at 27. lhe following are the scores: — College, Ist innings. Wilder c Mather b Churchill — 1 Dalrymple b Churchill ... 0 Hartgiii, not out ■ ... ... ... - 53 Deacon c Oliver b Churchill ...... (J Price b Churchil ... ••• 1 Dive b Howe • -. !4 Riddiford llbwb Howe, ... 0 Ashcroft b Howe ... ... 6 Sukuiva b Howe . ... •-• 6 Jardine. b Churchill 0 . Todd/b,Howe ■.* ... ..".-•* ...,,.»„ •- - -1 ' - Extras .>. ."..-. ..." ;T0 ■ '-" Total ... '. 92 Bowling Analysis. Churchill, 5 for 20 Howe, . 5 for 30 Willis, none for 10 Armstrong, none for 9 j Smith. none for 12 •Midlands, Ist.lnnings. Harrop, c Dive, b Todd ... 0 Harrison, b Dalrymple ... 0 Willis. <b Todd ... ... ... ... .... 3 Churchifll, b Dalrymple ••• ••• ••• 1 Armstrong, Ibw, b Todd ... ~. ... "10 Smith, c and b Todd :.. ... ... 7 Howe, run out — ... ... ••. ..... 0 Oliver, b Dalrymple ... ... 1 Anderson, b Todd .^ -.>..' 0 Mather, b Dalrymple ... .~~ ... 1 . Townsend, not out ... ... 0 Extras ... ... 4 Total ... 27 Bowling Analysis. Dalrymple, 5 for 6 Todd, 5 for 17 College, 2nd Innings. Wilder, llbw; b-Howe ... ... ... ... 2 Dalrymple, b Churchill 2 Hartgiii, b Howe ... 15 Deacon, b Howe ... ... 2 Price, b Churchill-. 0 Dive-,' b Churchill 1 Riddiford, not put 5

Total (for 6 wkts)-... 27 iStumps were drawn at this stage. The match .will be .concluded next Thursday.

Th© following will represent th© Wanganui teams, Regina and V^toa-ia, tomorrow:—ltegina v. .Aramoho, on. Victoria Park, at 2.15 sharp:—Francis,- Esson, • Watt, A.ihwell, Radeke, Nelson, "Thompson, Gibson, Rockel, J. C. Martin, and Bowarth. -Victoria v. College, on College Ground, at 2.15 p.m. sharp: Caliwdl, Armstrong A! O. Cave,-* Smith, Smithies, G. Gordan, Tiieadwell, R-eed, Varney, A. Ma-ntin, McKay, and 0. Brown.

The foliowing players have bee-n selected to play for the Aramoho Seniors v. Britannia, on Ct. John's Hill, tomorroAvW, at 2.15 p.m. sharp:—F. Haywood, Taylor, Wiifams, Swan, Harrison, Kite, McGregor, Burrett (2), Richardi^pn, and Moutray. The junior team sal&ct&d to play for Aramoho v. College, to-morrow, on the Aramoho wicket, is a-s follows: —J. Haywood, Windsor, Holland,.H. Gurr, Miller., Del'.aney, Sout-er, Curtis, Harris, Croil. Pepper ; emergencies, Campbal-l, Kenny, and Woods. The'emergency men are requested to tuz-n up.