M. DE BOISSY (struck with murderous force on the front of his
forehead by the _boule de canon_, and obliged to retire),
b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
M. NAUDIN (hit on his fingers, which are pinched blue with the
_boule de canon_, and incapacitated), b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
Le Marquis de CAROUSEL (receives a blow from the _boule de canon_
on the front bone of his leg, and is compelled to relinquish the
contest), b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
M. BUSSON (receives a severe contusion of the cheek-bone from the
_boule de canon_, which is delivered with murderous intent by a
swift "round-and bowlsman"), b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
Le Général GREX (hits his three _wickettes_ into the air, in a
daring attempt to stop the _boule de canon_ with his batsman's
club), b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
Le Duc de SEPTFACES (has his _pince-nez_ shattered to atoms by the
_boule de canon_, and, being unable to see, withdraws from the
"innings"), b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
M. CARILLON, M. le docteur GIROFLÉ, le Professeur d'Equitation (all
the three being given, in turn, "out, legs in front of the
_wickette_," leave the ground to arrange a duel with the Umpire),
b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
M. de MONTMORENCY (on reaching the _wickette_ and seeing the
terrible approach of the _boule de canon_, has a shivering fit
which obliges him to sit down), b. JONES-JOHNSON....0
M. JOLIBOIS, coming in last, triumphantly avoids the "overre," and
is, in consequence, _not out_....0