Cricket 1882

90 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 15, 1882. H oniton . iev. -J. H. Copleston, b Thornton..........................29 r. Badcock, c Langdon, b Thornton ..................15 3 .Hamman8, bIngham .. 12 J. Williams, b Ingham .. 38 >. S. Southcott, b Kyshe.. 2 p. P. Webby, c Alford, b , Thornton..........................21 Carlisle, b Thornton.. . . 1 7 A. Francis, b Vizard.. .. 8 C. Lilley, st Langdon, b In g h a m ..........................0 M. Madge, c Langham, b Vizard .......................... 1 D. Thoday, not out .. .. 0 E xtras..........................6 T o t a l ..................119 CRYSTAL PALACE v. CLAPTON. Played at Crystal Palace, on June 1st. First Innings. A Springett, b Turner.. C lapton . .. .. 12 Second Innings, c Kettlewell, b Dor- •MfBatty, b Turner ..................13 S H. Burkett, b Turner A. Asser, c Clarke, b Dorman 7 ‘TH. Douglas, c Clarke, b Dor- : man ..........................................1 fr Hill, c Noakes, b Dorman .. 0 T. Aveling, st Noakes, b Turner......................................... 2 £ H. Anderton, c Turner, b Dor- i man ..........................................1 % H. City, not out ..................7 CTebbutt, c Dorman,b Turner .. 8 | W . City, absent ..................0 P B 3 , l - b l , n b l ..................5 b Turner ..................11 b D o rm a n ..................0 not out..........................10 b Turner ..................49 s Kettlewell, man b Dor- Total . B 11,1-b 1, w 1 .. 13 Total .. . . 9 7 C rystal P alace . A W. Gardner-Woolloton, i b Burkett..........................33 v|f Kettlewell, c Anderton, b G. W. C ity ..................20 Noakes, b Douglas .. 28 l5Shorter, 1b w, b G. W. C ity ..................................2 » P. Clarke, c F. H., b G. j W. C i t y ..........................3 ijCH. Dorman, b Douglas 10 1j -------------------- HAMPTON WICK v. IYANHOE. Piayed at Hampton Wick. H ampton W ick . L. J. Turner, st Anderton, b Douglas ..................0 H. Knowles, c Batty, b Asser ..........................33 C. A. Pope, not out .. .. 36 G. J. Cooper, c Burkett, b Batty ..........................5 R. D. Wade, c and b Asser 3 B 8 ,1-b 5, w 2 .. . . 1 5 T o t a l ..................186 ^G. Dutton, b Saunders 85 fcCastle, jun., b Guest .. 19 A R. Lipscombe, c and b Saunders..........................1 C I. Campbell, c Watts, b Milo ..........................55 tA Bunn, c Paine, b |Saunders..........................3 jJM. Coster, c and b Paine 1 A. P. Keeling, c Paine, Saunders........................ H. Bone, b Guest .. . S. Castle, not out H. Wild,b Saunders.. B 8, 1-b 1, w 4, n b 1 . . 0 . 14 Total r H. R. Milo, c Wild, b Dutton ..........................2 EA. Griffiths, b Dutton.. 0 C H. Saunders,b Campbell 0 M. Paine, c Castle, b 1Dutton ..........................1 JAM. Ryder, b Ryder .. 25 J. Guest, 1b w, b Paine 17 IVANHOE. First Innings. Castle, b S. Wade, Dutton W. W. Watts, b Dutton . C. S. Stevens, c Castle, D u t t o n ........................ J. Colegrave, not out H. Watts, b Dutton .. . B ................................ T o t a l ..................67 Second Innings.—W. R. Milo (b Dutton), 3 ; E. A. Griffiths un out; 3 ; J. H. Saunders (not out), 8 ; H. M. Paine (b DSter), 21; A. L. Ryder (b Campbell), 0 ; 1-b 1, w 2, n b 1 ; >tal, 39. BICKLEY PARK v. INCOGNITI. t This match was played at Bickley, on the 10th ^st., and resulted xn the home team occupying the ’ickets |the whole day, with the loss of only three vickets. B ickley P abk . and W. H. Patterson, not out 129 F. E. Street, not out.. ..129 B 20,1-b 7, w H , n b l 42 T o ta l..................425 E P. Barlow, c b Friend ..........................78 JB. Grim8dale b Ireland 2 VB. Pattisson, c Bird, b jjFriend ..........................45 M. P. Betts, C. T. Boosey, B, H. Latter, J. A. S. Jones, E. fetter, and C. M. Baker to bat. I ncogniti . IF. S. Ireland, W. B. Friend, F. II. Lacey, II. J. Hill, II. K. lory, L. A. Shuter, C. J. Ashmore, E. J. C. Studd, H. P. Har- eaves, W. Bird, and A. N. Other. MIDDLESEX v. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Like moat of the matches fixed for the commence­ ment of this week this game at Lord’s was altogether spoiled by the rain. Except for the absence of the brothers Studd, who were representing their Uni­ versity at Manchester, Middlesex was well repre sented, but the wicket was so much affected by the rain that the cricket lost much of its interest. Middlesex in the first innings were all dismissed for 32 (the third total under 40 in a county match this week), but in the second as the ground im­ proved the scoring became fast, and the play showed a great improvement. With 178 to save defeat in an innings, Middlesex lost seven of its best wickets for 106 and the end seemed close at hand; Burton however, made a rather unexpected stand with Mr. Pearson, and the pair added 65 runs before they parted, the professional’s 34 being considerably better than any of his previous records for the county. Middlesex just failed to put their oppo nents in a second time, and were beaten by an innings and one run. Alfred Shaw and Shrews­ bury made their first appearance at Lord’s since the disagreement of last year. The former was quite as effective with the ball as of old, and his entire analysis showed 58 overs and 2 balls for 68 runs and 9 wickets. Score and analyses :— N OTTINGHAMSHIRE. Oscroft, c and b Clarke .. 6 Gunn, c and b Clarke .. 10 Barnes, c Webbe, b Burton 49 Selby, b Ford ..................19 Shrewsbury, c Robson, b Ford..................................9 Scotton, c Pearson, b Bur­ ton ..................................45 52 Flowers, b Burton .. Shaw, c Robertson, b Bur­ ton .................................. Wright, not out .. Sherwin, c and b Burton.. Morley, c Leslie, b Ford .. B 7 ,1-b 1 ..................8 M iddlesex . First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, b Shaw .. .. 0 Mr. I. D. Walker, c Flowers, b Morlev......................................... 0 Mr. E. D. Shaw, c Selby, b Mor- Total . 210 12 Mr. C. F. H. Leslie, c Shaw, b M orley......................................... 0 Mr. T. S. Pearson, b Morley .. 7 Mr. A. Francklin, b Shaw .. .. 0 Mr. C. Robson, b Shaw .. .. 2 Mr. A. F. J. Ford, b Morley.. .. 10 Mr. .T. Robertson, b Shaw .. .. 1 Clarke, b M orley..........................0 Burton, not o u t ..........................0 Second Innings, b Shaw..........................15 c Shrewsbury, b Shaw 4 c Shrewsbury, b Shaw 16 b Shaw..........................2 47 0 4 c Sherwin, b Shaw absent .................. run out .. c Shaw, b Barnes c Wright, b Barnes .. 0 not out ..................5 c Flowers, b Morley .. 34 B 12, 1-b 4, n b 1 17 Total. Total .. .. 177 Burton Clarke Ford .. ANALYSES OF BOWLING. N ottinghamshire . O. M. R.W. .5 8 24 77 5 |Robertson.. . ,3 2 17 36 2 |Shaw................ . 45.2 22 53 3 | O. M. R.W. 18 7 23 0 5 1 13 0 M iddlesex . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Shaw......................18 14 12 4 Morley .. .. 18 9 20 6 Second Innings. Wright Barnes Flowers 0 M. R.W. 40 17 56 5 29 12 42 1 17 8 27 0 9 2 20 2 3 0 15 0 HORNSEY v. HIGHGATE. This match was played at Hornsey, on June 3. H ornsey . W. Fletcher, c Newton, b J. A. Nicholls, b Askew .. 3 De St. C r o ix .................. 18 A. W. Hirst, b De St. A. Priestman, b Askew .. 24 0 E. W. Nicholls, c and b E. Paige, c Duthoit, b De Askew .......................... 10 St. Croix.......................... 5 F. Orton, b De St. Croix .. 0 S. Summers, not out 0 J. S. Elmore, c Boney, b 15 H. J. Sheppard, run out .. 0 Askew .......................... B 14,1-b 2, n b 2 18 R. H. King, c Sharp, b De St. C roix.......................... 0 T o t a l.................. 93 H« W. Macdona, 1 b w, b Paige................................. 11 A. Boney, c Summers, b F letcher..........................6 C. Saunders, b Paige .. 7 E. C. Newton, c Nicholls, b H ir s t ..........................13 G. T. Atkinson, c Paige, b Priestman ..................5 H ighgate . J. Sharp, b Paige .. .. 0 F. A. De St. Croix, b Paige 0 A. Duthoit, not out .. .. 3 J. G. Howe, b Paige .. .. 3 G. Askew, b Paige .. .. 0 J. P. Wilson, b Paige .. 0 L-b 5, w 1 ..................6 T o t a l..................54 HORNSEY v. UPTON PARK. Played at Hornsey, on May 29. U pton P ark . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Gillespie, c E. W. Nicholls, b P a ig e ......................................... 0 J. Grey, c and b Paige.................. 7 J. Dives, c Priestman, b Paige .. 46 W. Castell, c Priestman, b Orton 32 W. H. Davis, c Jenkins, b Paige 5 A. Bacon, c Rawson, b Orton .. 2 A. J. East, run out ..................2 R. Ganty, b Paige ..................2 W. Ringrose, b O rton..................0 H. Jurgenson, not ou t..................7 H. Mogge, b Orton ..................2 G. W. Carrol, b O rton ..................5 B 1 ,1-b 2 ..................................3 c J. A. Nicholls, b Orton .................. b Paige.......................... 1 b w, b Paige .. not out..........................0 b Paige.......................... c Rawson, b Orton .. 3 b Paige..........................4 b Orton ..................0 not out..........................21 b Priestman .. .. 11 Total 113 Total 45 W. Groves, b Davis .. .. 5 E. Paige, b Ganty .. .. 0 A. A. Brewer, c Grey, b Davis .......................... 1 F. Orton, b Dives .. . . 2 5 A. Priestman, b Ganty.. 2 J. A. Nicholls, b Ganty .. 1 E. W. Nicholls, 1b w, b Ganty ..........................3 H ornsey . W. P. Harrison, b Davis .. H. S. Rawson, b Ganty .. D. Jenkins, c East, b Ring­ rose .................................. R. H. King, not out .. A. J. Hickes, b Ganty B 9,1-b 4, w 1 .. .. Total 0 6 &3 . 30 . 12 . 14 133 CRYSTAL PALACE v. OAKFIELD. This match was played at the Crystal Palace, on June 10. O akfield . First Innings. F. W. Janson, b Barry..................4 A. J. Lane, c Barry, b Smith .. 3 G. Marks, b Barry..........................18 F. West, l bw, b Barry .. .. 16 L. J. Turner, c Gardner Woollo­ ton, b Barry ..........................0 H. A. Roper, c Kettlewell, b W. Noakes.........................................5 G. L. Marks, b Sm ith ..................12 J. Turner, not out..........................3 A. Lintott, c Kettlewell, b Barry 11 R. C. May, c W. Noakes, b Smith 0 F. Abraham, c Clarke, b Smith .. 0 B 3 ,1-b 1, w 1..........................5 Total..................................77 C rystal P alace . First Innings C. E. Smith, c G. Marks, b Roper .......................... H. P. Clarke, b Roper .. ^ W. Noakes, 1b w, b Janson 26 L. H. Neame, not out .. 32 B. Noakes, c J. Turner, b Janson ......................... 0 A. A. E. Oelrichs, b Janson 0 A. W . Gardner Woolloton, st G. Marks, b Janson .. Second Innings, c Oelrichs, b Barry .. b Barry .................. c Neame, b Smith .. 1 b w, b Smith .. c Oelrichs, b Barry .. 6 c Oelrichs, b Smith .. 0 b Barry ..................3 c Barry, b Smith .. 1 c Williams, b Barry.. 6 b Clarke ..................15 notout..........................10 B 6 ,1-b 2 .. .. 8 Total 81 0 6 F. Barry, c J. Turner, b M a y ..................................14 H. Williams, run out .. 0 A. Kettlewell, c L. J. Tur­ ner, b May ..................4 G. J. Cooper, b L. J. Tur­ ner ..................................3 W ..................................l T o t a l ..................83 Second Innings.—C. E. Smith (c Abraham, b Roper), 10 ; W- Noakes (not out), 19 ; L. H. Neame (c Lintott, b Janson), 17 • A. Kettlewell (not out), 2; G. J. Coopor (b May), 0 : w 1 • total, 39. Jh ’ * CRYSTAL PALACE v. RICHMOND. This match was played at the Crystal Palace, on June 8. C rystal P alace . First Innings. , 21 , 12 W. Kettlewell, b Studd ” .J. Turner, c Dunn Studd .. .. . H. P. Clarke, b Studd .. A. A. E. Oelrichs, not out 37 H. Knowles, c Avory, b Studd ......................... 3 C. A. Pope, b Studd .. .. 0 C. H. Dorman, b Yerburgh 33 Second Innings.—L. J. Turner (0 Williams, b Studd), 0 ; C H. Dorman (not out), 6 ; F. Barry (st Willett, b Yerburgh) 5 - G. Cosens (run out), 17 ; A. W. Gardner Woolloton (c Hill, b Yerburgh), 3 ; b 1 ,1-b 2 ; total 34. ' F. Barry, b Dunn .. .. 1 G. Cosens, c and b Studd 9 A. W. Gardner Woolloton, b Studd ................ 7 H. F. Abell, b Studd .. .! 1 B 1 ,1-b 3 .................4 T o ta l............... 160 R ichmond . E. J. C. Studd, c Turner, b D orm an ........................ 4 H. K. Avory, c Oelrichs, b Cozens ...................... 17 H. W. Ridley, c Pope, b Cozens .......................19 H. C. Phillips, c Gardner Woolloton, b Turner .. 8 J. Dunn, b Dorman .. .. 47 H J. Hill, c Oelrichs, b Barry .......................... 1 R. E. Yerburgh, b Cosens 11 G. Willett, run out .. .. 2 H. Williams, run out .. 0 G. H. Newton, not out .. 0 F. S. Robertson, c sub., b D orm an..........................0 B 9 ,1-b 4, w 3 .. .. 16 Total 125