Dr. Bobardt, b Arlington 2 Cadet Abercrombie, c Hastings, b Whitehead 5 Mr. Smith, l b w, b Whitehead 7 Lieut. Wood, b Arlington 10 Mr. Swan, c Deer, b Hastings 14 Lieut. Lewis, l b w, b Hastings 26 Mr. Benn, c Hastings, b Arlington 1 Lord, c Fish, b Arlington 18 Rev. W. Royse, not out 13 Cadet Whetham, b Hastings 0 Cadet Glasgow, b Arlington 9 Extras 7 --- Total 112 _Britannia's_ score was 101 at the fall of the eighth wicket; Cadet Whetham was bowled first ball--six runs still wanted when Glasgow came in. He had taken six wickets, and now he came to the rescue with the bat, and he and Mr. Royse, the chaplain, won the match by steady play at a critical moment. To a lover of beautiful scenery and keen cricket, it would be difficult to find a more attractive spot than the _Britannia_ cricket grounds on a fine half holiday. For the benefit of readers who have not enjoyed the privilege of being present on such an occasion, let us pay a visit in spirit to the _Britannia_ on a certain Saturday during the summer of 1903; a perfect day, which would have been too hot but for a light westerly breeze with never a touch of chill in it. [Illustration: THE CRICKET FIELD. _Photo: Smale & Son, Dartmouth._]