Cricket 1882

154 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. JULY 13, 1882. W anstead . 3. B. Bastard, b Godfrey.. 3. Sainsbury, c aud b God­ frey ..................................: SV. Francis, c Burton, b G o d fre y .......................... p. Masterman, not out .. ". Willis, b Hutchiusen.. J. Sanders, c Burton, b H u tch in son ..................7 J. Nicholls, not out .. .. 0 B .................................. 1 T o t a l ..................53 . T. Hearnc, R. S. Peake, W. Cousins, and A. Baines did not ^>at. BELGRAVE v. ANCHORITES. Played at Acton Yale ou Saturday last, and resulted in a victory for the Belgrave by 13 runs. ANCHORITE 3 . B. K. Fisher, b Hogg ST. Layden, c Woodman, b ! Baxendale .................. 3. O. Joues, c and b Hogg <5. Moore, b Hogg .. .. S. Moore, b Hogg f. Carter, b Hogg .. .. kV. Youngman, c Hogg, b Baxeudale .................. 1(5 D. Carroll, c Hatten, b Hogg.................................0 J. Jastrzebski, b Baxen­ dale .................................2 H. S. Bugby, b Baxendale 2 E. J. Dykes, not ou t.. .. 1 Extras.........................3 T o t a l..................42 B elgrave . E. Jones, b Carter .. .. 3 J. Hatten, run out .. .. 2 3. T. Davies, c Jones, b S. A. Hain-?s, not out .. 8 E. M oore.......................... 0 J. G. Larcom, c Bugby, b El. J. Smith,c Jastrzebski, E. Moore.................. .. 5 b C arter.......................... 1 J. A. Dykes,b Carter.. .. 4 I\ C. Steward, c Lagden, b W. Woodman, b Carter .. 0 Carter .......................... 14 E xtras.................. .. 4 W. Hogg, b Carter .. 12 — Bev. W. Baxendale, c E. Moore, b Carter .. 2 Total .. .. .. 55 J SHAMROCK v. CLEVELAND, f Played at Sheen on J illy 8, the result being in favour of the Shamrock by six runs. The wicket ibeing wet, only small scores were made. I S ham rock . H. Withall, b Monk.. .. 2 W . J. Fitzmayer, b Ratcliff 0 *F. G. Hughes, c Pollock, b ' Monk ..........................11 L. L. Verano, cand b Rat­ cliff ..................................5 W. R. Sullivan, b Ratcliff 0 C. A. Stephenson, c Stratton, b Monk .. .. 0 T. G. Jones, c Pemmell, b Monk ......................... 2 M. Haffenden, c Stratton, b Ratcliff..........................1 E. E. Keys, not out .. .. 13 F. Drew,b Monk..................0 J. Fitzpatrick, c Monk, b Seymour..........................1 * Extras..........................8 T o t a l ..................43 CF. W. Stratton, run out J. Ladelle, b Sullivan IE. Pnnmell, run ou t.. IE. Pollock, c Verano, | H u g h e s.................. iA. H. Monk, c Verano, I Sullivan.................. 1C. E. Ratcliff, not out (E. Seymour, b Hughes 1 C leveland . . 0 . 0 .. 14 .. 0 W. Stebbins, b Hughes .. Fredk. Stratton, b Hughes J. Houston, b Verano C. Brandon, c Sullivan, b H u g h e s .......................... E xtras.......................... T o t a l ..................87 N E ’E R -D O -W E E L S W E E K . NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. M.C.C. M.C.C. First Innings. |J. C. Partridge, c Honey, b Hart* D a v is ..........................................16 W ild, c Meek, b Hart-Davis .. 5 *T. Montague, c T. B. Harbottle, b Hart-Davis ..........................10 € . G. Harrison, b Hart-Davis .. 1 llylott, b Meek ..........................4 *A. Lamond, 1 b w, b Hart-Davii 2 1S. P. Hawtrey, c Meek, b Hart D a v is ........................................ i Mycroft, c Greatorex, b Hart D a v is ......................................... -J. W. Blundell, b Meek .. . Xi. H. Wood, b Hart-Davis .. . <2. H. Hawtrey, not out .. . B 3 ,1-b 3 ................................ N e ’ er - do - First Innings. D. H. Barry, c Wild, b My­ croft ......................................... E. 0. II. Hart-Davis, run out .. H. E. Meek, b R y lo tt.................. F. G. L. Lucas, c Wild, b Ry­ lott .......................................... P. H. Martineau, b Mycroft C. C. Burke, b Mycroft.................. J. E. A. Greatorex, run out T. B. Harbottle, b Rylott .. J. Harbottle, b Mycroft .. L. Chater, c Wild, b Mycroft .. E. Honey, not out.......................... B 3 ......................................... Total.................................. W eels . Second Innings. 3 not out..........................33 1 b M y cro ft..................18 15 b Rylott ..................8 23 c W ild,b Rylott.. .. Is 3 b M y c r o ft..................4 0 not out..........................0 2 c Harrison, b Rylott.. 1 1 b M y cro ft..................2 7 10 c Montague, b Mycroft 0 0 c Harrison, b Rvlott.. 23 3 B 1, 1-b 8 . . . . 4 68 Total .. ..108 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. EMERITI. Playecf at Chessington on July 5 and 6, and won by Emeriti by five wickets. N e’er-d o- First Innings. T. B. Harbottle, c de Trafford, b Fennessey.................................. E. Honey, b E. de Lisle J. E. A. Greatovex, c de Lisle, b de Trafford................................. P. H. Martineau, c E. de Traf­ ford, b H. de Trafford .. J. Harbottle, b H. de Traf­ ford .......................................... J. Colmau, not out .................. H. Jonas, b H. de Trafford.. .. L. Chater, c Russell, b de Traf­ ford .......................................... C. Scholefield, b de Trafford F. luce-Anderton, c de Trafford, b de L i s l e .................................. B 6, 1-b 1 .................................. W eels . Second Inning*, c de Trafford, b de 21 Lisle.............................9 0 not out.........................28 17 b de Trafford .. .. 4 15 b M unster.................17 23 bE .de Lisle 13 c French, b Munster.. 7 c Crewse, b Munster.. 2 run out.. 4 b de Trafford 0 b de Trafford 7 B 7, w 3 Total...............................106 E m eriti . First Innings. M. E. Founessey, c Chater, b G reatorex..................................0 C. de Trafford, b Scholefield .. 57 Hon. W. French, b Scholefield.. 23 E. de Lisle, c aud b Honey.. .. 4 H. de Trafford, c J. Harbottle, b Scholefield.................................3 J. G Duplessis, c Martineau, b H on ey.........................................4 A. J. Russell, not o u t ................ 0 W. J. Crewse, c Honey, b Schole­ field .................................. .. 0 J. P. Munster, c Chater, b Schole­ field .........................................0 G. W. Hoghton, b Scholefield .. 0 F. C. O’Brien. B 1 ,1-b 3................................ 4 ..119 Second Innings, c Auderton, b Schole­ field ..........................6 b Scholefield .. .. 87 b Martineau .. .. 80 c T. li. Harbottle, b Scholefield .. .. 8 not out. 17 Played at Chessington on July 3 and 4, being the ■ first two days of the Ne’er-do-Weels week at Ches- ■sington, and was won after an exciting finish by the Ne’er-do-Weels by two wickets. Second Innings. c Burke, b Hart-Davis c T. B. Harbottle, b Hart-Davis b Hart-Davis .. .. 22 lb w , b Meek .. .. 24 c Barry, b Hart- Davis ....................... 0 not out........................4 Total 97 not out..........................0 c sub, b Scholefield .. 24 B 5 ,1-b 5, w 3 .. 13 Total .. ..129 T. B. Harbottle, b John­ son ..................................15 L. Chater, b Hawkins .. 19 E. O. H. Hart-Davis, b Lawrence..........................16 F. G. L. Lucas, b Pearce 38 J. Harbottle, b Lawrence 13 E. Honey, c Harper, b John son..........................9 P. H. Martineau, c Cus- tauce, b Pearce .. .. 45 MR. H. F. LOFTS’ ELEVEN v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL. Played at Highgate on July 5. M r . H. F. L o ft s ’ E le v e n . First Innings. Second Inniugs. W. Wright, c Thomas, b Wood . 41 not out......................... 23 A. Butcher, 1b w, b Lushington 5 c Lofts, b Bartlet .. 7 G. A. Rimington, ruu out .. .. 16 c aud b Bartlet .. .. 3 A. V. Despard, run out .. .. 2 c Allen, b Bartlet .. 8 A. Johnston, c Thomas, b Cator. 7 G. Pearce, c Wood, b Cator .. 0 W. Maude, b Allen .................2 J. Growse, c Mason, b Lushing­ ton ...................................... 27 c Bartlet, b Cator .. 0 Rev. J. B. Armstrong, not out .. 5 c Lofts, b Bartlet .. 3 J. H. Parry, b Wilmer.................0 H. F. Lofts, b Wilmer................. 0 B 6, 1-b 2 .....................................................8 Total ..........................114 Total .. ..46 H ighgate S chool . P. M. Lushington, run out 4 J. V. Bartlet, c Pearce, b G ro w s e .........................1 J. LI. Thomas, c Pearce, b G ro w se .........................0 A. E. W. Lofts, c Maude, b Growse........................55 II. W. Wood, bGisowse .. 4 W. H. Palmer, st Riming- ton, b Pearce................19 W. L. B. Hayter, b Butcher 0 W. R. Mason, c Arm­ strong, b Growse .. .. 6 B. M. Allen,_b Butch er .. 8 D. Cator, c Wright, b B u tch er.......................11 A. Wilmer, not out .. .. 0 B 2, 2 ,1 -bl................. 3 Total .111 MANOR HOUSE, LIMPSFIELD, v. CATERHAM- Played at Caterham on July 8. M anor H ouse . First Innings. S. F. Cartwright, b Balch .. .. 23 A. Patten, b B ellairs..................2 H. J. Stone, b B a lc h ..................17 W. B. Davenport, b Balch.. .. 9 H. A. Hood, b Hall ...............3 F. T. Middleton, run out .. .. 2 W. A. Vincent, not out..................6. D. W. Macphersou, b H all.. .. 0 J. H. James, run o u t ..................2 C. S. Parker, c Hersey, b Balch . 0 11. J. Bidwell, c H a l l ..................1 Extras ..................................8 Second Iunings. b Bellairs ..................5 b T id y ..........................0 c Hersey, b Hall.. .. 22 b H a ll..........................23 b H a ll..........................0 b H a ll..........................9 b B e lla irs ..................3 not out........................... 3 not o u t..................\ . 2 E xtras..................7 Total. 73 Total NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. 32nd LIGHT INFANTRY. Played at Chessington on July 7 and 8, and wou by the Ne’er-do-Weels in an •innings, with 67 runs to spare. N e ’ er -D o -W eels . J. E. A. Greatorex, b John­ son ..................................12 C. Scholefield, b Johnson 4 Com. Muggeridge, R.N., c Harper, b Hawkins .. 8 F. Ince -Anderton, not out 9 B 16,1-b 4, w 5 .. .. 25 T o t a l..................208 M. Bellairs, c Patten, b Macpherson .. 0 Gen. Si >ley, c Stone, b Macpherson .. 0 Rev. F. Roe, c Patten, b Davenport . 4 L. G. Balch, b Davenport 4 Dr. Eady, not out . .. 2 C. Hall, b Davenport .. 1 68 0 32 nd L ight I nfantry . Total. 2 c sub, b Hart-Davis. 8 8 run out........................ 3 1(5 c sub, b Hart-Davis . 7 0 c sub, b Meek .. fi 0 b Hart-Davis .. . 10 6 B 7 ,1-b 1, w 1 . 9 70 Total .. . 85 First Innings. Lieut. Hatherall, b Scholefield.. 2 Q.M.S. Hawkins, b Hart-Davis.. 3 Lieut. Vyvyau, c Hart-Davis, b Scholefield..................................11 Lieut. Teale, c Greatorex, b Scholefield................................. 2 Sergt.-Maj. Pearce, b Hart- Davis .. ..................................1 Private Lawrence, c Chater, b Hart-Davis..................................5 Private Harper, c Chater, b Hart- Davis ..........................................8 Lieut. Custance, b Hart-Davis .. 4 Pi*ivate Shepherd, b Scholefield 14 Sergt. Johnson, b Hart-Davis .. 5 Col.-Sergt. Eccles, not out .. 0 B 10,1-b 2, w 2 ..................14 Total................................. 69 Second Innings. 1b w, b Lucas .. .. 12 runout.................. .. 7 b Scholefield .. .. 2 c Hart-Davis, b Lucas 2 c Martineau, 'b Lucas 8 c Scholefield, b Lucas 15 c Chater, b Lucas .. 8 b Scholefield .. .. 7 c T. B. Harbottle, b Lucas ..................0 not out..........................0 c Greatorex, b Lucas.. 10 B 5 ,1-b 1 .. .. 6 Total 72 J. Timmis, run out .. Hersoy, c Cartwright, b Davenport .................. 0 E. Brinds, b Macphers.m 0 F. Tidy, b Davenport .. 0 D. Pigott, b Davenport .. 10 E xtras............................... 4 T o t a l ...................*25 RUGBY CLUB v. RUGBY SCHOOL. Played on the Club ground on July 7 and 8. The School had lost five wickets for 4(J runs in their second innings, when the heavy storm converted the wicket into a swamp, and made the bowling easy, an advantage which Bowden-Smith and Arnall were not slow to avail themselves of. These two put on so many runs that the Club could not hit them off before time was called. The Club had six more runs to get with five wickets to go down. R ugby S chool . First Innings. Second Iiuiings. F. R. Simpson, c and b Buch* auan ......................................... 8 run out........................28 E. E. Wigan, c Parnell, b Buch­ anan ......................................... 4 b Buchanan .. ..1 0 A. S. Winterbottom, c Collins, b c Brackenbury, b Buchanan'..................................0 Buchanan .. .. 3 H. H. Castens, c Hopewell, b B uchanan..................................22 b H o d g e s ...................2 R. L. Richardson, run o u t.. .. 4 b A. Mason .. .. 6 E. Bowden-Smith, c aud b Buch- c Parnell, b Buch­ anan .........................................0 anan..........................59 H. T. Arnall, c Hopewell, b Hodges ..................................5 b Buchanan .. .. 42 A. E. Thompson, c Heatley, b Buchauan..................................2 b Buchanan .. .. 1 A. Watson, c and b Buchauan .. 3 b Buchanan .. .. 9 J. K. Cassells, not o n t..................1 not n ot........................6 F. Gillsou, c Heatley, b Buch­ anan ..........................................0 1b w, bBuchanan .. 0 B 5 ,1-b 5 .. .. 10 Total .......................... 49 Total .. ..170