Cricket 1882

134 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 6, 1882. Whether it is a “ no-hall” if the howler in delivering the ball hit the wicket with his foot. (No.) ' L a u r ie P a b k .— Saturday last I was playing for the Laurie Park C. C. against the Albert, andwas given out in the following manner. The bowler delivered theball, and the batsman played it, theballwasthen returned to the wicket-keeper, and he returned it to the bowler in the usual way; at the time I was outside the popping crease, having not returned from backing up the ball; the bowler puts down my wicket, and I was given out. Was I fairly out or not, as in the M.C.C. rules it says, “ the ball shall be considered dead after finally settling in the wicket-keeper’s hands ? ”— (The umpire is the sole judge whether the ball has been finally settled in the wicket-keeper’s hands, or whether it is his intention to keep the ball still alive.) S. Hudson.—1. Doestbe“ hattriek” consistof clean bowling 3 wickets with consecutive balls, or obtain­ ing the 3 wickets by any means?—(We consider the “ hat trick ” to be bowling 3 wickets in 3 consecutive balls. The only place in which we have known the penalty to be paid is St. Albans, the centre of the straw hat trade.)—2. A bowler delivers a ball, in doing so he kicks the wicket and removes the bails, the ball bowls the batsman at the other end, but the umpire had not declared it a “ no ball.” Must the umpire declare a “ no ball,” and would the batsman be out under the circumstances?—(The batsman is out.)—3. Can a man who bowls “ round the wicket ” have a man out as “ leg before? ”— (Yes.) L ivebpool v. B irkenhead P abk . —Some lively run-getting was the result of this match, played at Birkenhead Park on Friday and Saturday. Birken­ head Park scored 315, and Liverpool 256 for two wickets. (Mr. D. Q. Steel 118.) B u tterflies v . H orsh am — Played at Horsham on Thursday and Friday. Butterflies, 408 (S. S. Schultz 177) ; Horsham, 305 (P. M. Lucas 122) and 63 for two wickets. M.C.C. and G round v . E ssex . —Played at Brent­ wood on Monday and Tuesday. M.C.C. won by two wickets. M.C.C., 53 and 132 for eight wickets ; Essex* 103 and 80. R oyal A r tilleby v. Q u idnuncs .— Played at Woolwich on Monday and Tuesday. Quidnuncs won by seven wickets. Quidnuncs, 256 'and 140 for three wickets; Koyal Artillery, 147 and 247 (Musician Boyes 145). C heltenham v . T hobnbuby .— Played at Chelten­ ham on Monday. Thornbury, 207 (E. M. Grace 121); Cheltenham, 123. N otts A mateurs v . D ekbyshibe F eiabs .— -These clubs played a match on the Trent Bridge Ground, Nottingham, on Monday and Tuesday. Notts Amateurs, 237 (J. Dixon 110) and 138 ; Friars, 160. T he isTEB-HospiTAL C hallenge C up .—The final tie in the first competition for this trophy was played at the Oval on Monday and Tuesday. King’s College and St. Bartholomew’s furnished the com­ peting elevens, and the former won 49 runs. Score: —King’s, 126 and 115; St. Bartholomew’s, 88 and 104. In a match between TJpton Severn and Welland and District, played at Upton, on June 21, Welland were got out in first innings for four runs. Lane took nine wickets for no runs, ft ^N otts A mateubs v . L eicesteb . — Played at Leicester on June 26. Leicester, 207 (F. Turner 100); Notts Amateurs, 27. T h e C anadian C r icket F ield . — A weekly Record and Review of Canadian Cricket. Published every Wednesday during season except May and September, when there will be only two issues Advertisements and Subscriptions will be received at the office of “ C ricket ,” the London Agency.— Advt. C r ic k e t . —A song, written and composed by J. H. Smith, and dedicated to A . N . Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers of the manly and truly national British game.”— Kra. Post free, 18stamps, of the author, 22, Clifton-s'reet, Wolverhampton.— [A d v t .] 4 T p E : g C 0 ^ E : B 0 0 K ^ ( Continued .) NORTHBROOK v. GRANVILLE. (Second Elevens.) Played at Lee on Saturday, and won by the Northbrook. N orthbrook . First Innings. F. G. Springthorpe, run out .. 0 G. H. Rees, c andb Brown.. .. 10 H. Hancock, c Webb, b Brown.. 0 M. Cavenaugh, b Brown .. .. 2 A, Chamberlayne, b Brown .. 9 A. H. Holmes, b Brown .. .. 17 A. East, c Webb, b Wilson .. .. 10 C. S. Cooke, b Wilson..................0 J. C. Sutherland, not out .. .. 9 J. W. Elliott, b Brown..................1 S. Best, run o u t ..........................1 W ......................................... 1 Total. Second Innings. not out......................... 26 c Wilson, b Brown .. 8 b Brown ..................22 b Nuding ..................8 b Wilson .................. 2 b Shove ..................2 b Nuding ..................18 b Nuding ..................2 lb w , bWilson .. .. 8 b Nuding ..................0 n o to u t..........................0 B 1,1-b 1, w 1 .. 8 Total .. .. 94 F. B. Fishor, b East.. H. Edwards, b E ast.. C. Nuding, b East .. J. Golding, b East .. E. J. Brown, b East.. F. Wilson, b East .. P .P . Webb.b East.. H. Wilson, b Hancock W. Cobbett, b East.. S. Shove, b East F. Edwards, not out.. L-b .. ✓. .. Total TOOTING WANDERERS v. ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. Played at Mitcham on Thursday, June 15. S t . T homas ’ s First Innings. W. ,T. Harris, b C. J. Daun.. .. H. C. Dillon, b W ilde.................. F. Bryan, b Wilde.......................... W. J. Oliver, b W ild e.................. H. Meaden, b Chapman J. W. Taylor, b W ilde.................. E. Munns, b Cbapman .. G. Olliver, c and b Chapman .. F. C.Caiger, c Twynam, b Bonner C. Lewis, not o » t .......................... A. Godfrey, b B on ner.................. B 2 ,1-b 1, w 1 .......................... H ospital . Second Innings. 11 b Wilde ..................64 1 b B o n n e r .................. 31 25 b Chapman..................2 0 b B o n n e r ..................1 0 b B o n n e r ..................1 11 c Frith, b Chapman .. 19 5 c Twynam, b Chapman 4 0 bW ildo .................16 22 run out.........................9 13 b B o n n e r .................4 0 not out.........................1 4 B 12,1-b 4, w 3 .. 19 Total................................. 92 T ooting W anderers . Total ..171 First Innings. W. V. V. Chapman, c and b Mea­ den ..........................................9 W. Frith, b M e a r'e n ..................9 G. F. Bonner, b Meaden .. .. 12 T. M. M. Wilde, c and b Bryan . 68 F. C. B Wright, run out .. .. 7 H. T. Twynam, b Caiger .. .. 6 H. B. Thomas, b Caiger .. .. 9 E. R. Daun, c Taylor, b Oliver .. 7 R. J. Ridgway, c Munns, b Bryan 7 C. J. Daun, c Han is, b Bryan .. 0 C. G. Patrick, not o u t..................3 B 8, 1-b2, w 1..........................11 Total................................. 148 Second Innings. not out.......................... c Meaden, b Bryan .. b Caiger .................. c Dillon, b Bryan .. 11 b Bryan .................. 4 not out..........................5 LAW CLUB v. MERCHANT TAYLORS’ _____ ; s c h o o l . Played at Charterhouse Square, on Wednesday, June 28. L aw Club, First Innings. J. E. Shaw, c Cave,Jb Bigg- wither ......................... 86 H. Greenway, bScott .. 4 A.T.Lawden, b Biggwither. 5 G. E. Waller, c and b Lar- com e.. ..........................8 C. Y. C. Dawbum, c Bigg­ wither, b Fripp .. .. 6 A. P. Kent, b Simmonds.. 2 In the second innings, Shaw scored (not outj 13, Greenway (bBiggwither) 1, Kent (c Scott, b Biggwither) 11, Hill (b Scott) 0, Macklin (b Scott) 1 ; b 7 ,1-b 2 ; total, 85. W. O. Hewlett, c Hem­ merde, bBiggwitber .. 34 F. Hill, c Hemmerde, b Biggwither ..................6 C. C. Macklin, not out .. 0 J. B. Gallie, absent .. .. 0 B 10, w 2 ..................12 T o t a l ..................113 M erchant T aylors ’ S chool . B S. Cave, b Waller.. .. A. D. Fripp, run out.. .. M. C. Simmonds, c Shaw, b W aller.......................... W. J. Scott, c Hewlett, b Waller .......................... T. Hemmerde, b Hill.. .. W. K. Steele, b Waller .. A. H. Cheatle, b Kent F. H. Biggwither, b H ill.. M. C. Parham, b Waller .. A. H. Larcome, not out .. B 14,1-b 4, w 5 .. Total M.C.C. AND GROUND v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at the Crystal Palace, July 1. The M.C.C. took a good twelve down to the Palace, but were disposed of for 62, thus ending in a draw in favour of the Palace. Aste bowled well for the Crystal Palace Club, taking 7 wickets in the first innings for 29 runs. Fergusson put the bowlers about merrily, scoring 15 off his first over from Clayton. M.C.C. AND First Innings. F. E. Street, c Dorman, b Turner T. M. M. Wilde, b Aste .. Woof, runout.. .......................... A. S. Barnes, c Clarke, b Turner A. G. Courage, c Daly, 1) Asto .. Clayton, c Neame, b Aste .. .. A. ireland, not out .................. H. M. Mills, b Aste .................. E. Doyle, c Currey, b Asto .. F. H. Mellor, c Fergusson, b Turner......................................... F. C. Milford, c Dorman, b Asto H. T. Smith, c Cooper, b Aste .. B 4 ,1-b 3, w l .......................... G round . Socond Innings. 8 b A s te ..........................13 0 st Oelrichs, b Aste .. 18 10 c Daly, b Aste .. .. 4 8 st Oelrichs, b Daly .. 13 8 8 b Turner ........8 1 15 c Turner, bA ste.. .. 4 2 c Dorman,b Turner .. 21 0 0 run out......................13 8 1b w, b Turner .. .. 8 • 2 not ou t..................... 11 8 B 4 ,1-b 1 .. .. 5 Total.. 62 Total .. ..136 run out..........................7 B ..........................8 Total 76 SHAMROCK v. CARLTON. Played at Sheen on July 1, and resulted in a victory for the Shamrock. C arlton . E. Spicer, c and b Hughes 3 J. Wyatt, b Sullivan.. .. 2 W. Poley, b Hughes.. .. 0 W. Spicer, b Hughes .. 0 F. Smith, b HugheB .. .. 2 J. Tingay, b Hughes.. .. 10 H. Piggott, c and b Sullivan..........................3 J. G. Barrington, Sullivan........................ F. Wiggins, b Hughes J. Reading, not out .. J. Weedon, c Withall, Sullivan....................... Extras.................. T o t a l ..................41 S hamrock . H. Withall, b W. Spicer .. 12 F. Drew, c and b W. Spicer 2 F. Hughes, c W. Spicer, b Smith E. E. Keys, b Tingay W. R. Sullivan, b Smith. T. Jones, b Tingay .. T. E. R. Nobbs, run cn . C. A. Stephenson, not out 11 M. Haffenden, b W. Spicer 1 7. Fitzpatrick, b Smith .. 2 L. Gnibara, run ou t.. .. 0 Extras..........................7 T o t a l................... C rystal A. A. E. Oelrichs, c Mills, b C la y ton ..........................24 L. H. Neame, b Woof .. 14 H. P. Clarke, st Mills, b C ourage..........................15 J. Aste, 1b w, b Woof .. 7 L. J. Turner, c and b Wildo 17 P. Currey, h w, b Woof .. 0 C. E. Smith, b Clayton .. 18 P a lace. ’* C. H. Dorman, c Mills, b Courage.......................11 H. Hetley, o Smith, b C layton ........................0 A. R. Daly, b Courage .. 0 S. M. Fergusson, not out 28 G. J. Cooper, b Wilde .. 4 B 2 ,1-b 3 ................5 T o t a l ..............143 JUNIOR SOUTHGATE v. LYONSDOWN. Played at Southgate on June 29. L yonsdown . First Innings. Rev. J. Wetherfield, run out .. 2 J. Kirbell,b Walker ..................5 E. V. Gardner, c Harris, b Cob­ bold ......................................... 0 R. Christian, b Walker..................0 F. Blin, b Walker ..................0 H. M. Bourne, b Cobbold .. .. 2 S. J. Bourne, c Sharp, b Cob­ bold ..........................................7 J. Ewerby, not out ..................4 A. Taylor, b Walker ..................1 E. C. Bidwell, b Cobbold .. .. 9 Thomas, b Cobbold ..................() Extras ..................................4 Second Innings. b Walker ..................5 1b w, b Walker .. .. 8 c Smith, b Cobbold .. 24 b Walker ..................30 c Graham-Smith, b Harris ..................84 b C o b b o ld ..................4 c Seward, b Cobbold.. 0 b Seward ..................28 not out..........................6 b C ob b old ..................0 b C ob b old..................85 E xtras..................8 Total.. 34 Total ..177 W.J. Seward,c Wethcrfield, b Gardner ..................18 E. C. Saunders, b Thomas 8 A. E. White, c Kirbell, b Thom as..........................15 A. Walker, cBlin,bEwer- byT ................................. 15 N. H. Mainwaring, b Gardner..........................0 C. S. Cobbold, b Christian 11 J unior S outhgate . V.Graham-Smith,cTaylor,, b C h ristia n .................. A. Harris, b Gardner E. A. White, b Ewerby .. F. W. Hmitli,b Gardner.. j, W. Sharp, not out.. E xtras......................... Total 13 11 0 12 , 0 , 4 97