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The party then proceeded to the Club House adjoining
for refreshments, which occupied about an hour few
minutes before three o'clock the play was resumed
Messrs Winckworth and Barneby went in Groome de-
livered the first ball to Wnckworth The play OF these
two gentlemen was most cautious but Barneby was
unfortunate; he made good three strike. and shortly
after caught out by Tnson in beautiful style after
about fifteen minutes play. The first good blow Wine H.
worth made he broke his bat Sharp succeeded Barne
by and in about 20 minutes caught beautifully by
Syme, after scoring eight Horribly then went in, and
remained in considerable length OF time-Dear upon
two hoursand notwithstanding the excellent bowling
of Groome and Others scored IS frequently making two
and three strikes; the ten field evidently too
limited for his pow ers; and wise regulation on
the part of the other side in not allowing more than three
for strikes that drove the ball beyond the bounda
ries OF the field He frequently sent them like cannon
balls from his bat with all the and gracefuness
sibe. At length, after being in hour and As minutes
Groome knocked his timbers about his heels when he
least thought of it. Winckworh remained in one hour
and 81 minutes when he met with like disaster shortly
after from Dudson after scoring H.. Wilgress was
unfortunate any one; Dudson bowled him out with.
permitting him to single Dudson served
Birch in a similar manner, after scoring four Shpway
made seven, when he was hcwled out by Wright admira
bly,. In few minutes afterwards Heavyside met with


like mishap by ball frem Groome not scoring one. DR.
Ldde after scoring three hit his wicket thereby throw


ing his chance out Conney's reign was brief the Sc
cond or third ball from Groome bowled him out. Capt
Pocklington carried his bat in triumph of the field


Throughout this innings the play ofthe Canadians was
beautiful The ST. Georges did not show such good held


ing they have done previous occasons orat least
we're fortunate with it. Previous to the innings
Hornby was backed to get many either Slessrs
Turner, Wright, j. Ticknor and succeeded in equal
ling the latter he went out Dudsoa made excel
lent long STOP and gave good evidence of improvement
in his bowling. Phipots wicket keeping was much ad
mred. Birch was rather slow in his movements, an'
thereby let balls go by him. which is rathe
unusual thing for him to do Bates, long stop
also rather unortunse the byes told against him, d
the wide balls OF Groome six of them being made By
in his innings 1t was concluded few minutes before
six o'clock. The following is summary -