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CRICKET. TVhVXHAU v. OSWP-STRY.-This return match was P 1 • d at Wrexham on Saturday. In the first P Dc'ouuter. on 'h Owestry ground, the visitors won uHV a 3- n?rRin of 13 rana. This time victory lay with .?. 0,?vestry team. Scores:- OSWESTRV. WREXHAM, r. rnrtwricht, b Boot 6 G C H Heasman, 1 b W, b 'J,T i;oii"li. t>K"bert3 31 R T Gough 1 T??Ayrrr'? cH?hurst.b J H Hoberts, b R T 4 Gou-h 26 '.u?h b 11001 14 Boot. b It T Gough 0 ?" ? "riti? c Stanford, b F JagRrr, b R T Gough 0 5 E A Orford, I b W, b B C vVhitiK-W. I b w, b Boot 1 Gough. 0 I lillh .II. b H G France Havhurst, I b w, b .-waii 14 l'itchford 3 } n'. *hf.iril. b Roberts 3 H G Heasman, b R T 1) ii(,,)t .17 Gough. 6 .■l;, "lit 3 A E Whitfield,st Sheather M ,1 D Kirby, c and b b Pitchford 0 2 J H Hollinga, c W G Gough, CRT Gough G Ll Hughes, not out 0 J Stanford, b R T Gough 0 Kxtras 15 Extras. 5 115 47 M.n' v. Dt-xm?H.—Moid on Saturday last Aa, liuHered to Denbigh a decisive drubbing. The _t:tùr,; ijuded minus n two of their players, while Fraud,; was a notable absentee. Jones, the (.t., I t d t k Ii h?e citp?hi. elected to take first innings, commenc- :¡,¡,; veutUre with Hatcllffe and A W Lewis, who I "r. ?cut to face the bowling of Wynne Edwards '?? EH'=- The innings opened disastrously, for 1> ¡, the scr, at 13 both batsmen had received their !iVtus. -it Gilie,?ipie in partnership with Hurst, ??'. c,-?re went to 44. North and Hamilton succumbed f hont aidintr the cause, whereupon Marston joined .??tthCiHespie.andtbe telegraph recorded 53, .,rn I d d b R b ?n the Dew-comer was dislodged by Rowbottom rf^iibbs. GtMespie was partnered by the local ?kTCfr- Jones, and the former pursued cautious ties-Jones opened with a clean-cut 4. He V'ciiilv became set, and 67 stood to his credit when ?T.n.J cH.n?ht by Davies off Ellison. His score ?mtri-ed two 6's, one 5, and four 4's. Aatbary was (' ncxL b)tt-"?"' and nine had been added when he was bowled by Ellison. The score now stood at 150 for gj?ht wickets, and at this stage the innings was d ? cl? ctu?d. Ellison and Gibbs did the bulk of tb bowline, the former taking the largest nnmber of K?kctB. The visitors opened with McBelev and Cri'?t?- ?t"?' ?'? attack was shared by North and D l?LL?H. "5dey was laid low at 9, and Wynne i.j?d- occupied the vacancy. Four wickets were down for 25 when Gibbs stepped into the arena, but he was powerless to stay the rot. Upon the advent f the last man (O Williams) the Denbigh score ood at 55. Some vitality, however, was imported juio tae miliums, which closed for 66, Gibbs (not out) b-adiu^ the llt with 18. No change became neces- sary III the Mold bowling, for Lewis and North were h [n well oil the wickets. The latter secured six uukeis for 32 runs, taking three in one over. The scores were as follow:— ;J=J1(i.t1. H I. Katcliffc. c Kllison, 0 R Moseley, b North 3 3 J D W Lirifliths. b D E 11 \Y Lt:i",J lJ w, b Elh- LewIs .11 -1-11 1. 6 T A Wynne-Edwards, b W li;lie»l>'e. ""t out .35 urtll. 4 A R Eliissm, run out 0 A ,I N:,r,.h. t! Fillb, I)Gibbb 0 J H Gibbs, not out.18 I. If 1) Ellisun 0 G P Davies, b D E Lewis 0 J ,1 :llar4..n, c Itow- J H Williams,c Hurst, b h Cibbt. 5 North. 4 EJw,;r.j J..UC", c Davies, H Rowbottom. h North.. 0 I, Kin,n .b7 J D Halford, c &: b Nùrth 0 C H A ti,ury, b Ellison 5 E Humphreys-Roberts, b i: H li Scaigill, to but D E Lewis 0 1) F Lewis „ 0 Williams, c Hamilton, b North 11 Extras .16 Extras .15 Tut.U for 8 wicketsl50 66 GWEITSYU T v SOUTESEA.-This match was played on Gwersyllt Park on Saturday, and resulted in an eaiv wm for the visitors. Gwersyllt batted first, and were ail disposed of for 49 runs, no one reaching doable figures. Southsea started badly, Moss being giveD out caught at the wicket, and Evans running himself oat before any score had been registered. When Buckley joined Wilding a very different com- plexion was put on the game, the pair hitting the bowiins; all over the field, and treating the Gwersyllt men to a tine leather-hunting. Buckley was even- tually bowled by Jackson for a finely hit score of 48. in which there were only six singles. Wilding batted splendidly for his 31, some of his cuts both late and eqaare being very fine. The Southsea innings totalled 101. RHUS v. RUABON.—Played at Rhos on Saturday, and a pleasant game resulted in a win for Rhos by 40 raus. Abel Ilughes and T Till were in good form with the bail, the former taking six wickets for 8 runs, itud the latter three for 16. Scores Khos.—Edward Jones, b Morrison, 0 W Furm- stciie. c Gerrard, b W P Jones, 20; David Davies, b 1' Jones, 25; William Jones, b W P Jones, 0; Tno !:ias Tili, c Gerrard, b W P Jones. 3; Abel Ilf.^iic-.bW P Jones, 0; A Potts, c and b W P J ucs, 9; Ben. Williams, b Morrison, 1 George Till, run OU:, 0; William Hughes, run out, 5; Ivor Jones, nvt out, 1; extras, 3 total, 67. Rnabon.—J Morrison. b T Till, 3; W. P Jones, c WJjnes. bT Till, 0; D J Bowen, b Abel Hughes, 4: FX Evans, b Abel Hughes, 6; J Gerrard, run oc:. 2 T F Shelby, b Abel Hughes, 1 Edw. Edkins, b Abel I-In-lhes, 3; Stanley W Davies, b Abel Hr.f.'tics. 0; Edward Edwards, b Abel Hughes, 0; J D Thorpe, b T Till, 0; T Wright, not out, 5; extras, 3; total. 27. OSWESTRY 2ND ELEVEN v. ACREFAIK.—Played at G?wc«:ry ou Saturday. Scores OrWc=try.—A W Sabine, c Allshore, b Longdon, 42; J Un\ky.b London, 6; H Owen, b Langdon, 0; Hey W Williams, b Worsjey, 1; J V Jones, b Long- don, 2; P Fiuch-tt, c Wflds, b Longdon, 28 WH Gonnb. not out. 20 Heamcote, b Warsley, 4 Broad- wood. b Longdon, 1; S Vowles, did not bat; E Jones, did not bat; extras, 12; total, 116. Aert-f.tir.-T A-hton, b J Y Jones, 1 E Woods, c W. Williams, b Bayley, 11; Allshore, 1 b w, b Bayley, 1: Longdon, b J V Jones, 4; Taylor, b J V Jones. 5: Thedford, b Bayley, 0; W. Jones, c Ycw!e=. b Bayley, 0 Edwards, c E Jones, t Bayley, 4; Worsley, not out, 1 Hughes, b J V Jones, 0 Berkeley, did not bat; extras, 3; total, 30. ELLKSMEKE COLLEGE V. OVERTON.-This match was played at Overton on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the home team. The College batted first, bnt Rerc all ont for 29 runs, W Nnnnerley and G Godtrich bowling well for Overton, the former taking six wickets for 15 runs, and the latter three for 11 rnus Overton went in, making 55 runs, out of which NV Nauneriey batted well for his 17. In the second the College made a better show, making 71. C E Andrews and R H Philipps batted well. Score Ellcsniere College.-R H Philipps, b G Goderich, 8; 2nd innings: c H Evans, b G Goderich, 16; P R Ihiiipps. retired hurt, 1; b W Nnnnerley, 1; D R Evans, c and b W Nunnerley, 5; b W Nnnnerley, 9; C L Andrew*, b W Nunnerley, 0; b W Roberts, 14 NY K ADIIIIS, b G Goderich, 2; c W Nunnerley, b W Roberts, 6; F J Pearson, b G Goderich, 0; b G Goderich, 1; H L Scholefield, b W Nunnerley, 0; c Dr Junes, b W Nunnerley, 3; H J Davis, c J Smith, b W Sunnerley, 4; b W Roberts, 9; N A Taylor, not ont. 4: c kina b W Roberts, 0; A C Whittle, b W Nnnnerley. 0; c H Evans, b W Roberts, 8; J Porter, b W N'nuuerlty, 3; not out, 0; extras 3, do. 2nd inninys, 4; total 29, 2nd innings 71. Overton.—G Goderich, c F J Pearson, b Andrews, 4; 2nd innings: c P R Philipps, b D R Evana, 13; Anhur Roberts, b Andrews, 0; Alf. Roberts, c D R Ewtns, b Andrews, 9; c DR Evans, b Andrews, 0; E 1 Jones, run out, 0; not out, 5; W Roberts, b D It Evaas, 5: c Andrews, b D R Evans, 0; W Nnn- nerley. cKU Philipps, b Andrews, 17; not out, 8; J ■Smith, b D R Evans, 1; J R Richmond, b D R Evans. 6 Dr Jones, c and b Andrews, 1 R Studley, c 1' R Pniiipps, b D R Evans, 4; H Evans, not out, 4: J 1: Richmond, R Studley, J Smith, Dr Jones, Arthnr Roberts, and H Evans, did not bat 2nd innings; extras 4, 2nd inninga 1; total 55, 2nd idlings 27 for three wickets.

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