Cricket 1882

j u l y 6, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 139 LAUSANNE v. CLAPHAM (2nd). Played at Upper Tooting on Saturday, July 1. C lapham . Clark, b Johnstone McArthur, b Johnstone .. C. Colman, b Johnstone .. W. Marshall, c Astbury, b H utch inson.................. Howard Smith, b John­ stone................................. W. C. Chaffey, b Daven­ port .................................. Oliver, b Davenport .. Idle, b Davenport .. E. H. Chaffoy, b Daven­ port ................................. Prescient, not out .. Southgate, b Davenport .. B 2 ,1-bl .................. Total L ausanne . T. Asprey, c Marshall, b Smith ..........................15 J. Hutchinson, c Colman, b E. C h affey.................. 2 W. L. Johnstone, c and b Smith ..........................38 S. Davenport, b Chaffoy .. 0 W. Folland, b Marshall .. 0 G. Norman, c Southgate, b Marshall..........................0 H. Gray, not out .. .. 7 C. Harwood, c McArthur, b S m ith ........................ 4 A. Clarke, b Smith .. .. 2 W. G. Greenop, absent. C. Hodder, absent. B 6, w 2 .................8 T o t a l................76 BELGRAVE v. BOSTON PARK. Played at Acton Vale on Saturday last, and resulted in a victory for the Belgrave by eight runs. B oston P ark . J. Wotton, c Jones, b Hogg......................... ..2 2 T. Thick, b Hogg .. .. 1 II. Pine, b Hogg..................0 K. B. Twose, b Baxendale 2 II. Wotton, c and b Hogg . 24 R. Rapkin, 1b w, b Hogg . 0 Daniells, b Baxendalo .. 1 J. H. S. Graham, 1 b w, b D a n ie lls.............................1 G. T. Davies, c J. Wotton, b N. Wotton .. .'. .. 12 E. Jones, c Daniells, b J. Wottou .. .................. 6 H. Smith, b N. Wotton .. 13 T. Steward,b N. W otton.. 8 W . Hogg, b Daniells .. 9 J. McNae, b Hogg .. .. 3 E. Underwood, c Davies, b Hogg ..........................0 H. Sunderland, not out.. 3 S. Walker, b Hogg .. .. 0 Extras..........................2 Total , 58 Rev. W. Baxendale, b D aniells..........................8 J. Hatton, c Daniells, b N. W o tto n ..........................4 J. G. Larcom, b Daniells.. 0 T.H. Aldridge,b N. Wotton 0 J. A. Dyfces, not ou t.. .. 0 Extras..........................10 T o t a l ..................66 GROSVENOR ROAD v. NORTH WESTERN. Played at Regent’s Park on Saturday, July l,and ended in favour of tho Grosvenor Road by 34 runs on the first innings. G rosvenor R oad . Lowory, run out .. .. 24 Morgan, c Cramer, b D yer................................ 3 Mott, b J. Dyer .. . . . . 0 Stevens, run out .. .. 7 Page, c aud b Comar .. 0 Perkins, not out .. .. 13 Webb, b Jam os..................1 Willis, c and b II. Dyer .. 14 Wilson, b II. Dyer .. .. 2 Cameron, b Cramer .. .. 0 Mantle, c and b n. Dyer.. 3 B 2 , 1-b 3, w 3 .. .. 8 Total 75 N orth W estern . First Innings. n . R. Heathcote, c Webb, b W illis ...............................0 Lake, b W illis .......................3 Graves, b Willis .. .. 2 Mann, b P a g o .......................2 Cramer, b Willis .. .. 6 J. Dyer, b Willis .. .. 1 Glover, b Willis...................1 2 Jamos, b P a g o ................. 1 H. Dyer, b Willis .. .. 9 Tilbury, o Mantle, b L e w e r y ......................... 0 Comor, not o u t..................1 B 3 ,1-b 1 ..................4 Total 41 In tho Socond Innings, Glover (h w, b Morgan) 7, H. Dyer (b Willis) 1, Tilbury (run out) 3; b 2; total, 13. ADDISCOMBE v. NORTHBROOK. (Second Elevens.) .Played at Addiscombe on Jane 24, and won easily by Addiscombe, who scored 245 runs (6 wickets down) in two hoars and five minutes. N orthbrook . G. Roes, c Davies, b Ellis 40 H. Hancock, c Steel, b Qu m tery......................13 A. East, run out .. .. 3 J. Wood, c Tomkins, b E llis..............................23 E. Loxley, b Quentery .. 4 W. J. Elliott, b Ellis .. 6 F. Mote, b Quentery,. .. 1 J. Allin, b Quentery.. .. W. Hyarn, c Steele, b Quentery......................... J. G. Langton, c Steel, b W eightm an.................. H. Moore, not out .. .. B 8 ,1-b 5, w 1 .. .. Total .*127 R. J. Stoughton, c Allin, b H ancock..........................7 W. J Quentery, st Elliott, b Rees ..........................60 A. Tomkins, b Wood .. 65 A. D. Coste, c Langton, b H ancock......................... 1 J. W. Ellis, b Hancock .. 64 A ddi S combe . W. J. Weightman, b Han­ cock ..................................14 T. S. Steel, not out .. .. 4 E. Roberts, not out .. .. 14 B 7 ,1-b 2, w 4, n b 2 .. 15 T o t a l..................245 C. E. Davies, H. E. Hockley, and C. Baldwin did not bat. LONDON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE v. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL. Played at Isleworth on Jaly 1, and resulted in a victory for the College. I nternational C ollege . O. T. Cooke, b Turton .. 15 W. M. Rorison, c Fitz- Maurice, b Turton .. 38 A. Simond, b Gee .. .. 22 J. A. Burke, run ou t.. .. 0 A. Godwin, c and b Turton 4 A. W. Blake, c Turton, b G e e ................................. 2 H. Butterworth, b Gee .. 0 H. R. Ladell, not out C. Barff, c James,b Turton W . Cook, b Turton .. W . Holman, c Collins, b G e o .................................. B 1 ,1-b 5, n b 3.. T o t a l..................107 R oyal N aval S chool . First Innings. G. L. Wallis, c Butterworth, b Cooke ..................................0 A. C. Collins, c Simond, b Cooke 17 J. E. Ringwood, lbw , b Cooke .. 6 R. Gee, c Cooke, b Simond.. .. 2 W. B. James, c Burke, b Cooke.. 3 S. Fitz-Maurice, b Cooke .. .. 0 R. F. Duckworth, c Butterworth, b Cooke ..................................6 F. S. Pictet, b Simond..................1 R. Turton, b Cooke ..................0 F. Dawes, not ou t.. 0 B 2 ,1-b 3, w 3 .. .. .. .. 8 Second Innings. b Barff..........................22 b S im o n d .................. 0 b Cooke..........................7 b Cooke not ou t. not ou t. Total. 43 B 11, w 1 Total 68 MR. E. BRITTEN HOLMES’ ELEVEN v. MANOR HOUSE, LIMPSFIELD. Played at Bromley Palace, Kent (Mrs. Coles Child’s), on Saturday, Julyl. M anor H ouse , L impsfield . First Innings. A. M. Bell, b E. B. Holmes .. 4 W. B. Davenport, b E. H. Bam­ bridge ......................................... 17 S. F. Cartwright, b E. H. Bam­ bridge .. .. ..................12 F. A. Middleton, ruu out .. .. 2 II. A. Hood, b R. A. Walker .. 0 C. Child, o Holmos, b E. II. Bam­ bridge ..........................................2 II. J. Stone, c E. H. Bambridge, b II. A. W alker..........................8 A. Patten, ruu out ..................0 C. S. Parker, b E. H. Bambridge 1 J. H. James, b R. A. Walker .. 5 J. H. Hulse, not o u t ..................7 B ......................................... 1 T o ta l....................................59 Socond Innings, h w, b J. H. Walker .. 1 not out..........................92 st Shaw, b E. C. Bam­ bridge ..................12 b J. II. Walkor .. .. 1 b E. C. Bambridgo .. 1 b J. H. Walker .. .. 1 b J. H. Walker .. .. 3 h w, b J. H. Walkor .. 1 b Rushworfch .. .. 6 b J. H. Walker .. .. 2 runout..........................0 B 9 , 1-b 4, w 1 .. 14 Total .. ..134 M r . E. B ritten H olmes ’ E leven . R. H. White, c Davenport, b H o o d ..........................55 A. L. Bambridge, b Daven­ port ..................................5 R. A. Walker, thrown out Patton .......................... $ E. H. Bambridpre, b Stone 0 V. K. Shaw, c Davenport, b Patten..........................29 J. H. Walker, thrown out Patten ..........................7 E. C. Bambridge, not out.. 10 E. B. Holmes, b Hood .. 4 H. Rushworth, e Bell, b Hood................................. G. E. Case, c and b Hood A. H. Tweedie, d Hood 0 4 0 B 4 ,1-b 6 ..................7 T o t a l ..................130 In the second innings R. A. Walker (c Boll, b Patton) scored 1, E. H. Bambridge (not out) 8, J. H. Walker (c and b Hood) 22, E. C. Bambridge (not out) 38, H. Rusiiworth (b Patten) 2; b 5, 1-b 3 ; total, 79. UPPER CLAPTON v. CLAP ON Played at Upper Clapton on July 1. U pper C lapton . L. Birkett, b Parry .. .. 0 A. W. Gardner-Woolloton, b Mast..............................36 C. Shackel, b Robertson .. 22 J. J. Willocks, c Mast, b K nowles..........................50 W. G. Bradshaw, c Hil- yard, b Aveling .. .. 17 Sydney Smith, b Mast .. 26 J. R. Mason, b Robertson 17 F. Jacomb, b Robertson W. A. W. Scott, not out E. A. Johnson, c Munro, S h o r te r .................. J. H. Hunter, c City, S h o r te r .................. B 13,1-b 5, w 4, n b Total ., ,, . . 14 . 11 b . 2 b . 6 2 24 C lapton . Wilson, b Shackel .. .. 1 E. Mast, not out Shorter, c Birkott, b Aveling, not out S h ack ol..........................2 B l. Puttock, c Shackel, b W illocks..........................1 J. K. City, b Shackol .. 6 Knowles, Munro, Parry, Hildyard, Robertson did not bat. T o t a l ..................30 SHAMROCK v. KEW. Played at Kew on Saturday, June 24, and re­ sulted in favour of the Shamrock. The match was well-contested, some excellent play being exhibited on both sides. Bartram, b Hughes .. .. 5 Watford, b Hughes .. .. 1 Goldney, run out .. .. 1 W. Brooks, c Gilbsrt, b W ith a ll..........................42 Allen, b Hughes .. .. 1 E. Brooks, run out .. .. 0 Freese, b Hughes .. .. 7 T. Sly, b Sullivan .. .. 1 Coplin, not o u t ................. 3 A. Williams, c & b Hughes 4 Fitch, b Withall..................1 Extras........................... ......7 T o t a l................73 S hamrock . F. Hughes, b Williams .. 10 L. Verauo, st Watford, b W. Brooks ..................3 E. E. Keys, ruu ou t.. .. 15 W. R. Sullivan, b Williams 1 N. Passmore, c Bartram, b W. B rook s..................0 H.Withall,b W. Brooks.. 12 T. Jones, b W. Brooks .. 7 13 F. Drew, b Fitch M. Haffeuden, run out C. A. Stephenson, not out 11 J. W. Thornton Gilbert, lb w , b Fitch..................0 Extras..........................10 Total £4 TOOTING WANDERERS v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at tho Crystal Palace on June 24. C rystal P alace . First Innings. W. Kettlewell, c and b Wilde .. 6 L. S. Turner, e Wilde, b Bonner 18 H. Knowles, b Bonner..................9 F. A. Rahder, c Bonner, b Wilde 0 B. Noakes, I b w, b Bonner.. .. 2 A. A. E. Ochrichs, c Patrick, b W ild e ......................................... 9 W. Gardnor Woolloton, c C. J. Dauu, b W ild o ..........................7 II. Hetley,not ou t.. ..................17 C. E. Smith, b W ild o ..................0 H. F. Abell, c sub., b W ildo.. .. 2 J. M. Henderson, c Bounor, b C h apm an ..................................6 B 8 ......................................... 8 Total..................................84 Second Innings, c Williams, b Wilde c and b Wilde .. .. 3 h w, b Wilde .. .. 1 b Wilde..........................4 b Chapman..................43 c Wilde, b Bonner . .112 not out..............................21 not ont............................. 12 b Wililo ........................8 B 22,1-b 2 .. ..3 3 Total *. ..234 T ooting W anderrrs . W. V. V. Chapman, b Tumor ..........................6 C. J. Daun, b Kettlewoll.. 35 G. F. Bonner, b Turner .. T. M. M. Wildo, b Noakes C. G. Patrick, o Hetley, b Kettlewell T. A. Tharp, b Kettlewoll H. Williams, b Kettlowoll 15 E. R. Dauu, b Turner .. 5 B. R. Thorne, not out .. 5 A. Freeland, 1) Kettlowell 10 B 19,1-b 5, w 2 .. .. 21 Total .115 GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS. The Gentlemen at Lord’s yesterday secured a victory that greatly compensated them for their defeat at the Oval on Saturday. The elevens which represented the two divisions were different to those which appeared at the Oval in the matter of four players on each 6ide. Peate had not reco­ vered from the sprained ankle which compelled him to leave the field at the Oval on Saturday, and Morley was also unable to play. Substitutes had conse­ quently to be found for them in Fothergill aud Scotton, and this pair, with Selby aud Shrews­ bury, represented tho Players instead of Mid­ winter, Peate, M. Read, and Hill. On the Gentle­ men’s side there were also four changes, Messrs. Lea- tham, Morton, G. B. Studd, and Royle taking the places of Messrs.Tylecote, Rotherham,Patterson, and Read. The Gentlemen were more in luck than in the two recent matches at the Oval, and in winning tho toss at the outset they gained the confidence which was sadly wanting on the Surrey ground. They began badly in losing Messrs. Grace and Hornby for only thirty-two, but Messrs. Lucas and C