The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-09 00:00:00

. Custer. Waymoutj Star "v. Dorchester
" Britannia." M..frl played at W”mouth on
' Friday, September sth, with the following results,
" according to the ruling of the Weymouth umpire,"
say Rashest's :
Sian.
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End lacings.
Byrne., c Tuckeake . 6 bB. Wesatt
Houssell, e Musick. b Welts 6 b Tucker
Burridts. bR. Wescott ... 0 b Tucker .
Dermot, at. Wake, b R. We.
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coil bR. Wescott . 1
Keening, c Keel* b R. Wes
cott . . 16 e Keech, b Tucker 3
Jetford,C Knock, b Wake .. 5 b locker
K&Ukssl bR. Wescott 2 b Selby ... •• •
Groves. OR. Wescott._ ... 3 not out ... • • *
Diment not out 1 c Wake b R. Wes
eott
Pre. e and b R. Wescott.- I 000 00$

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3

Doactarrics
&Thy, lbw. b Dermot b Weaning ...
c Poynac, b blectot ran out ...
(I Wescott. bWang C Brous b Meaning
Tucker, b Mooning Symes, b Moaning
It. Weecatt, b Danpot b Dermot .• •
Wake, b Dermot b Keening ... •••
Vincent, rim out b Dermot
Dike. C Dermot, b Immiss b Dermot ...
Smith. b Dermot ca out . •
Voss, not out ... ... run out ... •••

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Specimans of elocution were given on both sides during
the progress of the match ; but the championship for
that has Dot yet bean ~warded.

WBST LI7LWORTEL
Calmer. —West Lot -worth t. W.l.—This return
match wee played at West Lulworth on Wednesday
the 3rd inn,. and resulted in an our victory for the
home team by 93. For the winners F. Barker (cored
6 sod 48 in fine style, and Davis hit tremendously Juni
for 13 and 22, while C. Barker took 9 wickets in the
two innings. and Simpson's left-band fast under,'
di:missed T Wool batsmen. For the visitors T. Has-
oambe (14), Bartlett (4 and 12), and Fall (12), alone
scored double figural, and Dodington secured 9 wickets.
The fielding of the Lul worth team was mart all round.
Score :—Lulworth, let innings 57, 2nd innings 103.
Wool, 14 innings 27, Ind innings 40.
Yinuarrs.—Tht regatta took place on Thursday,
under very favourable circummances, the weather
being everything that could be desired, and there was
a large influx of visitors from the neighbourhood. The
first maids, for fishermen's sailing boats, was con•
tested by alx af Lulworth, and resulted in Miller's
boat getting in first, nu other matches consisted
of four and six-oared rowing mstchse for plleys, duck
oo
and punt race by and other sports. The
hunt of the live ducks afforded great amusement, like-
wise Ms walking of the greasy bowsprit. The fire-
works and lllumlnstloa of the CATS at eight o'clock
gave great satisfaction.

Boaouo• Num,Friday—Beta.. T. H. Eimunds.
(Mayor), and H. & Hammett, Isq.
MATZILILL Lime.--fleeusel Manes Simms, • reepectsble
looking youth of North Alington. wee charged with
having threeMned to kill and do for the complainant,
Amelia& Hergrie, on the previous night—Oemplainant,
who Is mother to the defendant fehe havingsime married%
required he might be bound over to keelY to. Ilusnyboing
rla bodily fear of hint.—men a statement seeds the
defendant. and corroborated by rouried &Mr, t sp.
, peered that as soon as the Milder were di enough to
' shift for themselves she could not sedum their
beneath the metornal roof. There wee • Mb-
undeuteading between them by the InidlgeUo. et the
father-in-law, who the defendant animaWM m a"ellhin
from his youth up.—Complainant swore to the threats
hung used, sad the Bench felt they melded, be justified
I, binding defendant over to keep the peace for six
mouths, one suety of £lO, and himself In a like atm.—
/Ir. hired= Atkins at once came forward, and the
were entered into.—The Bench strongly
adr=satreeilant to keep clear of complainant for the
future.