The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-11 00:00:00

CRICKET MATCHES ON SATURDAY.

CLARENCE FIRST ELEVEN V. EIGHTEEN or THE CLAREMONT
Camimic CLL•B.---The above match came off on the Clarence
Ground, Low Hill, On 'Saturday last, the 9th instant. The
Claremont went to the wicket first, but in consequence of the
steady bowling and fielding on the, part of the Clarence, could
not succeed in making a heavy score, their last wicket falling
for 28. The garence followed, but fielders being everywhere,
could hardly make anything of a score, their last wicket falling
for 24 rans. The Claremont then went in for second innings to
the howling of Messrs. Burling and Cdrnforth, which-was very
deadly, but did not succeed in equalling their first innings score
making only 20. The Clarence then wont in to finish, and suc-
ceeded in doing so, with six wickets to spare.

CLAREMONI.
Ist Innings. 2nd Innings.
M‘Gaw, not out 2 b Cornforth I
Mav b Clark 0 b Burling
Yuile b Cornforth ,• ..I do. 1
Lacy do. 0
0 c Herdman b Clark 4
T. Jones do. I b Brebner 4
F,. Jones b Burling 0 b do. 4
W. li. Jones b Clark 2 c and b Brebner o
M'Culloch b Burling 1 b Burling 0
Graham c Shepherd b Clark 1 c 11. Hughes bdo 0
run out .......... ._ 1 run out 0
Raper
M‘Donalcl c Wardell b Clerk 4 b Burling 0
Anderson c Clark b Brebner .........6 b Brebner
Davidson c Herdman b Bowling ...0 do. 1
W. Jones b Cornforth ...............•••0 c Wardell b B url
Brebning
er 0 1
Barnes run out ........ : ............. :. .. e Coraforth b
Formby b Cornforth .....................1 • c and b Brebner 0
o
M‘Gaw run out ........................... 1 not out
C. Hughes b Clark 0 cJ. Elliott b Burling ...4
Byes 2, wides 2 4 Byes 0, wides 0...0
• Total 2B T0ta1...20 '
CLARENCE.
Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. -
R. Burling b Jones 3 bT. Jones 8
F. Clark c Davidson 7 c Davidson b Bl`Gaw ...1
R. Brabner b M-Gaw 2 b MiGaw
J. Corn forth do. S run out 1
B. J. Wardill cW. A. Jones 0 b M‘Gaw
N. Shepherd bT. Jones 5 not out 2
H. Hughes bO. Hughes 1 do. 0
James Elliott c do. 0 do. 0
P. Herdman bT. Jones n do, 0
John Elliott bO. Hughes 0 do. 0
John Walker, not out 1 do. 6
--- Byes 0 wiles 1 1
T0ta1...24
T0ta1...23

A match was played on Saturday last, between the first
eleven of the Canning Cricket Club and the first eleven of the
Richmond Cricket Club, on the ground of the former. On
account of the lateness of the evening, the match was postponed
to Saturday next, the following score having been made :

CANNING.

Ist Innings. 2nd Innings.
W. Collins c Niekson 0 b Broom 7
J. Collins, leg before ll b do. - (1
W. Pearce b Broom 1 b Crosthwaite 13
K. Unwin b do. 0 do. lO
A. Duckitt c Marsden 6 c Marsden 5
W. Gerald e Crosthwaite 0 c Williamson 0
J. Reid e Nieolls 2O b Broom n
S. White b Crosthwaite 2 e Marsden 0
J. Shaw c Nicoll& 2 b Broom 3
W. Fisher cdo 2 e do. 0
W. Gallagher not out 0 not ont 1
Byes 1 Byes 1
No balls .........2

T0ta1...40

T0ta1...47
'Making a total of 87 in two innings.

The Richmond scored 26 the first innings, and fourteen the
second, with eight wickets yet to fall. The playing of Messrs.
Reid, Pierce, Unwin, Duckitt, and Collins was very creditable
on the tide of the Canning C.C., and that of Messrs, Broom,
Marsden, and CrOdUllf4te 04 that a the Richmond.

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