Cricket 1882

138 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY G, 1882. NOEMAN v. EALING ALBERTS. Played at Ealing on Saturday, June 24, and 'suited in a victory for the Norman by 22 runs. N orman . ersey. b Cooper. .. .. arke,®c Drinkwater, b Webb .......................... f Corke, c Cooper, b Wobb ming, b Cooper ®.. .. oad, b Cooper . ff .. J. W. Bedford, b Drink- water .......................... pT. Smith, b Burgess .. In the Second Innings, ot out) 19, extras 13; total, I T. B. Smith, not out .. 13 G. W. Bedford, c Jeames, b W eb b ..........................0 Douglas, c Harding, c Webb ..........................2 S. W. Corke, b Goodwin .. 0 Extras..........................7 Total .. .. ..8 1 orke (b Goodwin) 34, Boning h ames, b H ead.. fc/.Cooper, c Bedford. Corke .................. JfAxby, b Corke IDrinkwater, 1 b w, Head .................. Ifl&oodwin, b Head ebb, b Corke \7 E aling A lberts . 4 irgess, b Corke H. Harding, c S. W. Corke, b H e a d ..........................1 J. Cooper, not out .. .. 3 J. Axby, c Hersey, b Corke ..........................15 Coomes, b Head .. .. 4 Extras.......................... 8 T o t a l..................59 A u s t r a l i a n s v . N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e , WITH ALFRED SHAW As was only to be expected, the Australians had d difficulty in securing a most decisive victory in lis match, played at Northampton on Monday and uesday. For the first time Massie was an ab- intee from the colonial side, and as Blackham ad Boyle were both on the sick list, the secretary, tr. C. W. Beal, had to play. In the second in- ings of the county the two old Cantabs, the rothers Pigg, showed some good cricket, but after le.score at one time showed 57 for three wickets, ie innings closed for 68, and the Australians won y an innings and 80 runs. Palmer’s bowling was ie most noteworthy feature on the Australian de. His analyses showed 38 overs and 3 balls, 18 laidens, 56 runs, 10 wickets. Murdoch’s team ave now played fourteen matches, of which ten »ve been won, three drawn, and one lost. N ORTHAMPTONSHIRE. First Inning*, r. J. Furley, b Spofforth .. .. 9 fljE. W. Kingston, b Palmer .. 2 i4iJ. P. Kingston, b Spofforth . 4 r. H. Pigg, c aud b Garrett .. 26 >4l Pigg. c Murdoch, b Garrett 17 r. H. J. Kingston, st Murdoch, b G a r re tt..................................2 jwley, b Garrett.. ^ ..................0 •Khawvfiot o u t ......................... 22 r. R. F. Winch, b Palmer.. .. 15 3v. H. St. J. Retule, b Spofforth 5 lty, b Palmer ................1 Second Innings, c Spofforth, b Palmer 10 not out..........................3 b Spofforth..................0 b Palmer c Beal, b Palmer Byes, &c....................................19 b Palmer .................. b Palmer .................. b Spofforth.................. run out.......................... b P a lm e r .................. c Banuerman, b Gar­ rett .......................... Byes, &c................ Total. .122 Total . Murdoch, c Shaw, b Alley................................. 15 iC. Bannerman, c II. J. Kingston, b Bowley .. 17 g oran, c C. Pigg, b Alley 10 M'Donnell, b Furley 38 iffen, b Bowley .. .. 51 J. Bonnor, run out .. 58 A ustralians . S. P. Jones, b Shaw .. T. W. Garrett, b Winch .. F. R. Spofforth, b Bowley , G. E. Palmer, not out C. W. Beal, b Winch Byes, &c......................... T o t a l ..................270 W •• « y - <Ul- •• W iry ^ I*. Kingston J- ANALYSES OF BOWLING. A ustralians . O. R. M.W. 57 34 58 43 13 84 28 10 59 2 0 11 Furley Winch H. Pigg 11 7 1 i8 1 7 2 0 0 u N orthamptonshire . First Innings. _ Second Innings. O. M. R.W. ................. 14 3 35 2 ................. 18 9 22 6 ................. 4.1 2 4 1 O. M. R.W. Dofforth .. .. 18 7 32 3 ilmer .. .. 20.3 9 34 4 arrett .. .. 14 3 27 3 Iffen..................11 6 10 0 SURREY v. SUSSEX. Surrey gained its fourth victory of the season at righton on Tuesday last. Neither side had quite s full strength, and Surrey was again unfortunate i practically losing the help of its best bowler, Dnes, who broke down again from the effects of the strain he received in the match between Surrey and Gloucestershire at the Oval. Messrs. Lucas and Trevor played good cricket in the second in­ nings, but otherwise the Sussex batting was only very moderate. The feature of the match was the excellent batting of the Surrey captain, Mr. John Shuter. He hit quite as freely as of old, and every­ one will be pleased to see him again in the vein for run-getting. Pooley’s wicket-keeping,’ too, deserves special praise. In the second iunings of Sussex he had a hand in the downfall of five batsmen, three caught and two stumped. Surrey won by nine wickets. Score and analyses :— S ussex . First Innings. Rev. F. F. J. Greenfield, b Barratt 33 Mr. M. P. Lucas, b Jones .. . .. 15 Mr. A. H. Trevor, b Jones .. .. 1 James Phillips, c W. W. Read, b Horner.........................................5 Mr. W. A. Bettesworth, b Horner 14 II. Phillips, b Barratt..................0 Mr. W. Blackman, b Barratt .. 16 Mr. C. A. Smith, b Horner .. 2 Te«ter, b H o rn e r..........................0 Lillywhite, not out ..................6 Juniper, c Cattley, b Barratt .. 3 B 2 ,1-b 1 ..................................3 Total..................................98 S urrey . Second Innings, c Pooley, b Roller .. 20 c Shuter, b Jones .. 42 c and b Barratt.. .. 46 c Pooley, b Barratt .. 4 c Pooley, b Abel .. 6 c and b Horner .. .. 21 c W. W. Read, b Bar­ ratt ..........................0 c W. W. Read, b Bar­ ratt ......................... 3 st Pooloy, b Barratt.. 15 st Pooley, b Abel .. 11 not out..........................0 B 5 ,1-b 2, n b 1 .. 8 Total .. ..179 Mr. S. W. Cattley, c H. Phillips, b Lillywhite .. 20 Mr. J. Shuter, c Blackman, b Juniper..........................49 Maurice Read, b Juniper . 8 Mr. W. W. Read, b Juniper 6 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Black­ man, b Lillywhite.. .. 3 Haden, b Bettesworth .. 22 In the second innings, Mr. S. scored 24, Mr. J. Shuter (not out) b 6 ,1-b 4 ; total, 116. Pooley, c H. Phillips, b Bettesw orth..................35 Abel, b Be^tesworth.. .. 6 Mr. C. E. Horner, c J. Phil­ lips, b Bettesworth .. 0 Barratt, b Juniper .. .. 8 Jones, not o u t ..................3 B 2 ,1-b 2 .................. 4 T o t a l ..................164 W. Cattley (1 bw, b Juniper) 68, and M. Read (not out) 14; First Innings. O. M.R.W. Smith.................. 11 3 36 0 Juniper .. .. 48.2 32 39 4 Blackman.. .. 17 5 31 0 Lillywhite.. .. 32 15 37 2 Trevor . . . . 2 0 9 0 Bottesworth .. 9 2 14 4 ANALYSES OF BOWLING. S urrey . Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 6 1 16 i 12 29 6 18 1 11 7 26 0 15 0 9 S ussex . First Innings. O. M. R.W . Jones........................17 11 16 Barratt .. ..37.3 18 43 Ilom er .. .. 21 8 36 Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W. 2 .......................... 11 4 4 .......................... 41.3 17 57 4 .......................... 15 8 P5 Roller .. .. 11 2 22 A b el.................. 28 17 30 M. Read . . . . 3 1 5 U pton P ark . S. Csborne, b Oakley.. .. 22 A. J. Weakley, c Clay, b Lemm on..........................2 M. H. Comerford, b Ashby 12 J. Morley, c Lemmon, b Oakley ..........................12 A. J. Erst, run out .. .. 17 J. E. Clarke, c A. D. Coste, b A s h b y ..........................3 A. Law, b y o s s ..................39 E. Sharpe, c Lemmon, b Oakley .......................... R. V. Macdonald,b Oakley. H. R. Norris, c Clay, b O a k lo y .......................... G. Pargy, not out ADDISCOMBE v. BROMLEY. Played at Addiscombe on June 14, and won by Addiscombe by 6 wickets. ADDISCOMBE v. UPTON PARK. Played in Upton Park on June 21. A ddiscombe . First Innings. Second Innings W. J. Raphael, b Pargy .. .. 0 G. J. Fisch, b Pargy ..................0 run out................................2 J. B. Oakley, run o u t ............... 52 L. Coste, c Sharp, b Comerford . 15 b Comerford .. .. 3 F. R. Ashby, c Pargy, b Law .. 7 c Clarke, b Comerford 0 H. S. Dominy, b Clarko .. .. 5 c Osborne, b Weakley . 4 A. C. Field, b Clarke ..................0 notout..............................16 F. Clay, run o u t ..........................6 st East, b Comerford . 23 A. D. Coste, c Morley, b Comer- !ord ....................................... 0 c and b Clarko .. .. 6 W. Lemmon, b P argy................12 b Comerford .. .. 2 E. W. Foss, not o u t ..................0 not out..............................13 B 2 ,1-b 1, n b 2 .......................... 5 Byes .. .. 3 Total......................................102 Total .. ..7 2 Total .131 First Innings. E. A. Philpott, b Ellis.. B romley . .. .. 2 Second Innings. 0 C. H. Bigg, b Foss.. .. .. . . 0 H J. A. S. Jones, b Hockley .. ..3 4 12 J. H. Lacy, run out .. .. ..1 5 c Tomkins, b Ellis .. 29 F. Lelue, b Ellis .. .. . . 4 7 W. Crowhurst, run out .. ..1 1 5 W. Sutton, not out .. .. .. 5 c Clav, b Hockley 2 F. Slade, b Hockley .. .. 0 cWeightman, b Foss 4 R. Doe, b Lemmon . . . . 0 b E llis .......................... 1 G. R. Amos, run out .. .. . . 0 6 V. V. Lukev, run out .. .. .. 4 c Springett, b Ellis .. 0 B 4, w 2 .................. .. .. 6 B 3 ,1-b 1, w 3 7 Total.................. .. ..8 1 Total .. 81 A ddiscombe . First Innings. H. S. Dominy, c Slade, b Crow­ hurst .........................................3 A. Tomkins, b Crowhurst .. .. 0 J. W. Ellis, b Jones ..................0 not out B 7, w 1 ..................8 G. J. Fri»ch; b Crowhurst A. Springett, b Crowhurst .. W. Lemmon, c Slade, b Lacy . A. C. Field, b Crowhurst .. . F. Clay, run o u t ........................ E. W. Foss, b Crowhurst .. . W. .T. Weis'htman,c Crowhurst. H. E. Hockley, not out................ Second Innings. b Biggs.. ..................33 .. .. 19 c Pliilpott, b Crow­ hurst..........................9 c imos, b Jones.. .. 5 c Biggs, b Doe .. .. 0 not out..........................5 B l . Total. , 91 Total 72 ADDISCOMBE v. ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. Played at Addiscombe on June 17. S t . T homas ’ s H ospital . First Innings. G. Olivey, b Dives..........................0 E. M. Munns, b Dives..................3 H. Meaden, b Dives .................. 5 F. F. Caiger, b D iv e s ..................16 J. A. Taylor, run o u t ..................5 W. J. Olivey, b Lemmon .. .. 19 J. Pickersen, c J. Grant, b Dives 7 C. A. Lucas, b D iv e s .................. 0 C. Baldwin, b D iv e s ..................0 A. N. Othor, not o u t ..................0 B 2, 1-b 1..................................3 Second Innings, c and b J. Grant .. 3 b J. G ra n t..................0 not out..........................48 c and 1) Dives .. .. 0 b J. G ra n t..................12 b J. Grant .. .. .. 0 b J. G rant..................0 b F. G ra n t..................17 b Dives..........................4 absent. B 3 ,1-b2 .. .. 5 Total., 58 Total .. 89 A dmscombe . T. Dives, b Caiger .. .. 28 A. D. Costo, b Caiger .. 7 J. Grant, c and b Meaden 3 A. C. Field, c Baldwin, b Caiger ..........................14 R. Langton, b W. J. O liv e y ..........................29 G. Frisch, c Lucas, b C«iger ..........................16 R. J. Grant, b W. J. Olivey 0 T. Hili, c Baldwin, b W. J. Olivey.........................12 W. Lemmon, b W. J. Olivey .......................... ^ F. Grant, run out .. .. 10 F. Clay, not out.................9 B 13,1-b 3, n b 8 .. .. 24 Total .150 ADDISCOMBE v. NORTHBROOK (First Elevens). Played at Lee on June 24, and won by Addiscombe. A ddiscombe . First Innings. W. Lemmon, c Wall, b P errin g ..........................16 H. Norman, b Perring .. 6 F. Clay, b Perring .. .. 0 J. Grant, b Perring .. .. 0 R. Langton, b Perring .. 4 J. W. Lowles, 1b w, b Bur­ roughs ..........................3 F. Grant, b Perring .. .. 0 A. C. Field, b Burroughs 0 G. J. Frisch, b Perring .. 11 L. Coste, b Perring .. .. 7 E. W. Foss, not out.. .. 6 B 6 ,1-b 3, w 2 .. ..1 1 T o t a l..................64 Sccond Innings.—W . Lemmon (not out), 24; F. Clay (uot out), 4 ; A. C. Field (st Woolmer, b Springthorpe), 1 ; G. J. Frisch (b Burroughs) 4 ; L. Costo (c and b Burroughs) 2 ; b 1 total, 36. N orthbrook . S. O. Woolmer, c Frisch, b J. G rant..........................7 E. N. Hole, hit wkt, b J. Grant ..........................6 W. Wall, b Lemmon .. 7 R. Burroughs, b J. Grant 0 E. Bliss, b J. Grant .. .. 0 F.Springthorpe, b J. Grant 0 W. Willis, b J, Grant ,. 1 R. J. Perring, b J. Grant.. 8 C. II. Holmes, c Nonnan, b J. G ra n t..........................2 C. S. Cooke, b Lemmon .. 0 M. Cavenaugh, not out .. 4 B .................. .. 1 Total