The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-04
C. & h. CRICKET TEAM MEETS
DEFEAT IN CLOSING GAME
All Star crieketers Prove Superior to
the Locals in Test Two Inning
Mateh-Loeal Team Weakened by
Absence Of Players and Plays in
Worst Of Luck.


Worst Of Luck.
The All-Star cricket team, selecte,
from the best players OF the teams il
the copper country, won the mattel
from the {. a n. team. winners 81
the Norman Haire trophy on tho {
4 II. pitch, Saturday by the tota
score of n To "a. The All-Star team
maintained its reputation easily AM
although the locals played in the worst
of luck. the advantage was always
with their opponents. The game was
the first two inning contest ever play
ed i'm the copper country. but In the
second inning IL was not necessary for
the All-Stars 10 finish batting.
Captain sam Davis won the toss.
ana took the field. Ralph FOR the All
stars took the first over from the
south end Of the pitch and Pascne
went out on the north end. Features
lf the first inning We're the brilliant
catch made by Sam Dunstan, and the
catch made by J. Pascoe. off y. Kaiser
in the slips. Ralph bowled T. Curnow.
one of the best battcrs of the c. & II,
team When time was called for
lunch, the c. & H. team was all out
for II runs. ana four All-Star wickets
had failed for i6 runs When the first
inning was resumed. the All-Stnr
team finished its batting by accumu-
lating 40 runs.
I'm the second inning Joe Williams
and Sam Dunstan went to the wickets
against Caldwell and Venning. Dun
ston was bowlcd by Vcnning and Cad
well bowled J. williams with a nice
bail ball. only five mon battcd for
the All-Gtars in the second inning.
The batting Of the c. & II. men i'm
proved in the second inning. and they
secured 40 runs, making their total
a.
The c. & IL. runs at the fall of each |
wicket were: First innings. 3, 6. 6, &. |
5, II, l.. H. Is; second inning, 0, Z, l., |
30, AZ, a.. A. 45, 45, and 40. The All
Star runs at the fall of each wicket |
we're: First inning 3, o. II, 16. 10, %, |
q, 30 "a. and 40; second inning, 20,
-, 27 and 81.
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c. & II. First lnninf.
T. no. N'''s' run Out ''.''''' ''''''
y. Kaiser, C Pascoe, b Ralph ...... .
Z. Caldwell, C Dunstan, Pascoe .... 0
". Venning, C Shelves, b Ralph. 0
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