Cricket 1882

170 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 20, 1882. S.M.S. AND T. v. WOODBERRY. Played at Finsbury Park on Saturday, July 15, and ended in favour of Maws by five runs. S. M. S. AND T. Frampton, c Ticehurst, b Herthington..................6 Denman, b Herthington.. 8 Pyne,c Vernon,bTicehurst 5 Leng, run o u t ..................11 A. Brassett, b Ticehurst.. 0 Potter, b Ticehurst .. .. 1 Hiatt, st ..........................2 Godfrey, b Ticehurst G. Brassett, b Banbury , Thomas, run out Pillcher, not out .. , B 4 ,1-b 1, w 2 .. , Total WOODBERRY. Genllond, b Potter .. Hunt, 1b w, b Godfrey Judd, c Frampton, Potter .................. Ticehurst, b Potter .. Carr, b Potter ., .. Bainbridge, run ou t.. Sibley, b Godfrey Jay, b G odfrey..................3 Baker, b P otter..................5 Herthington, c Potter, b G o d fre y ..........................1 Vernon, not out..................3 B 5 ,1-bl, w 3 .. .. 9 T o t a l ..................39 BEXLEY v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Bexley on the 15th inst., bat could not be finished, owing to the rain. L. A. Shuter, run out 43 W. W. Mann, c Barlow, b T. Ashdown, c Horne, b Vigne .......................... 13 Vigne .......................... 7 S. F. Jackson, b Vigne .. 1 F. G. Monkland, b PattisW .C. Jackson, b Vigne.. 18 son ................................. 1 W. B. Kelsey, c and b Parr 1 W. B. Friend, c and b W. Devonshire, not ou t.. 0 Vigne .......................... 5 F. G. Arbuthnot, run out 0 E. C. Friend, b J. A. S. B 4, w 7 .................. 11 27 — .127 B ickley P ark . Dr. T. B. Grimsdale, c and b W. B. Friend .. .. 0 E. P. Barlow, b E. C. Friend ..........................13 C. C. Parr, c Arbuthnot, b W. B. Friend..................18 W. B. Pattisson, c Monk* land, b S. F. Jackson .. 15 J. A. S. Jones, not out .. 48 B. H. Latter, b Kelsey .. 4 B 2 ,1-b 1, n b 1 .. .. 4 T o t a l ..................102 J. H. Vigne, W . T. Horne, E. F. McKewan, A. Jones, A. Boosey did not bat. S.M.S. AND T. v. CRICHTON. Played at Nunhead on Saturday, July 8, and ended in a draw. C richton . Hoole, c Clarke, b Green* fie ld ................................. 4 Staddon, b Greenfield .. 1 Black, b Greenfield .. .. 15 Geere, b Greenfield .. .. 39 Holliday, b Greenfield .. 2 Smith, c and b Greenfield 0 Stevenson, b Leng .. .. 24 Budd, b Greenfield .. .. 16 Gordon, b Greenfield .. 13 Mare, b Greenfield .. .. 5 Scholey, c and b Green­ field ..................................0 B 6, 1-b 1, w 13, n b 3 23 T o t a l ..................142 M.S. AND T. Frampton, not out .. Pyne, c and b Black.. Greenfield, b Black .. C. Jones, c Holliday, Black .................. 4 4 7 17 Dixon, not out B .. .. . T o t a l ..................39 CRYSTAL PALACE v. Played at the Crystal left drawn. R ossall H. S. Rawson, b Ferguson 20 Trevor Wheeler, b Neame 3 C. E. Smith, c and b Fer­ guson .......................5 F. H. Garnett, b Ferguson 47 Rev. F. C. Williamson, c Hetley, bF ox...................11 F. M. Robertson, c Oelrichs, b Ferguson ..................20 F. W. Stone, c and b Fer­ guson..................................15 ROSSALL RANGERS. Palace on July 15, and R angers . T. Ashburner, st Oelrichs, b Neame......................... 7 E. C. Richards, b Fer­ guson ..........................3 A. H. Gordon, not out .. 7 F. J. Wright, c Ferguson, b Kettlewell..................12 Extras .................. 13 T o ta l..................173 C rystal P alace . W. Kettlewell, b Smith .. 20 A. Leete, 1bw, b Robertson 0 L. H. Neame, not out .. 41 B. Noakes, run out .. .. 13 A. Oelriqhs, 1b w, b Robert­ son ..................................1 J. R. Fox, not out B l .. .. CRYSTAL PALACE v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL. Played on the ground of the latter, Saturday, July 15, and resulted in a draw. C rystal P alace . C. H. Dorman, c Wood, b S. Shorter, st Palmer b Allen................................. 20 20 T. C. Sheard, c Lofts, b W. Pitman, nm out.. .. 10 Allen................................. 6 P. Crampton, c Lofts b C. Mitchell, b Lushingtou 11 Cator.......................... .. 0 F. Barry, c Allen, b Wood 41 J. M. Henderson, not DUt 1 H. P. Clarke, b Wood 19 B 6, 1-b 2, w .1 .. 9 J. Aste, c Allen, b Cator.. 17 — G. Cosens, c Haunaford, b Total .. .. , 156 2 H ighgate S chool . J. V. Bartlet, c Pitman, b G. Haunaford, b Barry .. 1 9 B. M. Allen, not ou t.. .. 2 H. W. Wood, c Clarke, b W. L. B. Hayter, c Hender­ Cosens ,. .................. 1 son, b Barry , , 2 P. M. Lushington, run out 1 A. Wilmer, not o u t.. .. 2 A. E. W. Lofts, c Mitchell, B 2 ,1-b 1 .. .. 3 b Aste .......................... 25 — W. H. Palmer, c Dorman, b B a r r y .......................... 18 D. Cator and F. L. Sutton did not bat. RICHMOND v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Wimbledon on Saturday, July 15. A. Springett, run out .. 3 G. Nixon, b Key..................6 E. Anderton, c E. W. Reeves, b Key..................10 C. M. Tuke, c E. W. Reeves, b K ey..................11 H. C. Phillips, c Key, b E. W. Reeves ..................15 E. A. James, c Diver, b Hunter ..........................54 R. E. Yerburgh, c Hay- Cooper, b Hunter .. .. 29 R ichmond . F. B. Shadwell, c Hunter, b'Key..................................39 W. Furze, not out .. .. 26 H. C. Legh, st Diver, b H u n te r ..........................0 Price (sub) c W. E. Martyn, b E. W. Reeves .. .. 3 L-b 2, w 4 ..................6 T o t a l ..................202 W imbledon . C. J. Inglis, b Shadwell .. 0 J. T. Hunter, c and b Tuke 0 E. W. Reeves, b Shadwell 2 C. Lupton, b Shadwell .. 5 B 2.1-b 2 ..................4 W. E. Martyn, c Anderton, b Tuke ..........................0 E. Oliver, c and b Tuke .. 7 C. J. Diver, b Shadwell .. 14 B. A. Reeves, run out .. 0 O. B. Martyn, b Shadwell.. 9 C. A. Key, c and b Tuke.. 6 A. Hay-Cooper, not out .. 3 In the second innings C. J. Diver (c Legh, b Tuke) scored 5, B. A. Reeves (notout) 14, A. Hay-Cooper (notout) 18; b 1; total, 38. Total 50 INCOGNITI v. CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL. Played at Godalming on Saturday, July 15, and won by the Incogs by 38 runs on the first innings. Lake’s bowling analysis was somewhat remarkable, showing 63 balls for 17 runs and 8 wickets. C harterhouse . First Innings. E. P. Spurway, b Lake..................7 E. Cawston, b Lake ..................2 F. J. Barmby, b L a k e..................0 W. N. Cobbold, c and b Lake .. 0 E. B. Sewell, b L a k e ..................0 R. Webber, c Willett, b Robert­ son ..........................................3 T. W. Blenkiron, b Lake .. .. 12 L. W. King Harman, run out .. 2 C. H. Vintcent, b Lake..................1 R. A. Rotherham, b Lake .. .. 2 W. Rayner, not out ..................4 B 1 ,1-b-3, w 2 .........................6 Second Innings. c Hilton, b Robertson 7 b U dal..........................25 b Robertson .. .. 0 b L ake.......................... 6 not out..........................2 b Robertson..................0 c Hilton, b Bircham.. 16 notout................................. .. 6 B 1, w 2 .. .. 3 Total. 39 Total E. J. C. Studd, b Blenk- , _ ir o n .................................. •• ^ J. Robertson, b Barmby.. Total , 91 J. S. Udal, b Blenkiron .. H. J. Hill, b Blenkiron .. 0 F. S. Willett, c Cawston, b j Blenkiron ..................15 P Hilton, c and b Barm- H. Williams, C. A. Pope, S. Ferguson, H. Hetley, and G. by ..................................4 Woolotton did not bat W. Bird, b Barmby .. .. 7 S. Mahcrib, c and b Barm­ by ................................. 15 Major Bircham, not out .. 5 E. W. Lake, c Cobbold, b Blenkiron ..................0 W. Wright, c Barmby, b Blenkiron..........................2 L-b ..........................1 Total 77 ASSYRIANS v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Warwick on July 5 and 6. Drawn, owing to rain. W arwick . First Innings. Second Innings. H. Godson, c Mason, b Oakley .. 49 st Mason, b Oakley . 9 W. H. Graham, b Armytage .. 1 c Gillson, b Parsons. 0 W. Godson, c and b Armytage.. 6 11 C. H. Hulls, c Wright, b Mason 1 c W. Sapte, b Mason. 14 Rev. J. M. Humphreys, b Oakley 15 15 E. A. Clark, not out .................. 5 4 J. F. Alston, run o u t .................. 0 0 M. T. Brown, c sub, b Mason .. 0 2 W. Gill, b Oakley.......................... 0 c and b Mason .. . 1 W. M. Smvth, absent.................. 0 c W. Sapte, b Oakley. 16 L. Wood, absent............................ 0 b P a rso n s................ 3 B 4 ,1-b 2, w 1, n b 1 .. 8 B 4 ,1-b 2, w 3 . 9 85 Total .. . 81 J. B. Oakley, c W. God­ son, b A lston..................8 H. J. Gillson, 1 b w, b H. G o d s o n ..........................0 A. Mason, b H. Godson.. 11 E. A. Wright, b Alston .. 0 O. F. Armytage, b Alston 7 W. Sapte, b H. Godson .. 0 W. S. Shirley, b Alston .. 2 R. G. Dutton, not out .. L. E. Chalmers, c H. God­ son, b Alston.................. F. Sapte, c H. Godson, b Alston .......................... W. H. Parsons, absent .. B 2, w 1 . .• .. 3 T o t a l..................37 In the second innings A. Mason (not out) scored 14, R. G. Dutton (not out)9, F. Sapte (b Alston) 0 ; w 1; total, 24. RICHMOND v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Richmond on Wednesday, July 12. C rystal P alace . First Innings. W. Kettlewell, b Tuke.................. 9 Second Innings. 2 L. J. Turner, c Grimsdale, b 5 0 F. A. Rehder, c Tuke, b Shad­ well .......................................... 4 1 A. A. E. Oelrichs, b Tuke .. 22 c Carnac, b Tuke 15 H. P. Clarke, c Caruac.................. 0 run out.......................... 10 Dr. Hetley, Bt Nixon, b Cam ac.. 0 st Nixon, b Camac . 0 C. H. Dorman, b Carnac 0 b Tu ke.......................... 2 A. W. G. Woolloton, b Carnac .. 3 c Carnac, b T uke 0 R. Stevens, b Tuke .................. 7 b Tu ke.......................... 0 J. M. Henderson, b Carnac 1 c James, b Camac .. c Phillips, b Tuke 0 A. Freeland, not o u t .................. 2 0 B 2,1-b 2 .................................. 4 B 1,1-11, n b l .. 3 Total.................................. 57 Total .. .. 33 H. C. Phillips, b Turner.. 6 Dr. T. B. Grimsdale, b Turner ..........................2 G. Nixon, run out .. .. 6 F. B. Shadwell,b Turner .. 5 J. S. Udal, c Dorman, b S te v e n s......................... 63 Rev. G. R. Camac, b Dor­ man ................................. 7 E. A. James, b Stevens.. 18 C. M. Tuke, b Stevens .. 12 H. J. Hill, st Oelrichs, b D orm an ..........................12 P. C. W. Trevor, o Rehder, b Stevens..........................10 T. Viall, not out .. .. 0 B 2 ,1-b 3, w 8, n b 1.. 9 T o t a l ..................150 MIDDLESEX v. LANCASHIRE. Some extraordinary cricket marked the progress of this match at Lord’s on Monday and Tuesday. Mindful of the strength of Lancashire, the Middle­ sex Committee had collected a strong eleven, including the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, who had not played before this season. A new fast bowler was tried in the person of Mr. C. M. Tuke, who has been very successful for the Chiswick and Rich­ mond Clubs. Lancashire, with Mr. A. G. Steel in the team, was able to dispense with the bowling of Nash, and the eleven, though Mr. Royle was absent, was fairly strong. Middlesex won the toss, but, with the exception of Messrs. Lyttelton and Vernon, both of whom hit well, only a very poor resistance was offered to the bowling of Crossland, Barlow, and Mr. Steel, and the two amateurs named scored 82 out of 123. The feature of the day’s cricket was the brilliant hitting of Mr. Hornby. As usual, he went in first with Barlow, and very severe punishment he administered to all the Middlesex bowlers. He made 131 runs in just as many minutes, and when he was out 180 runs had been made for the first wicket. Throughout the innings he hit with fearlessness, and it is worthy of note that this is the highest score he has ever made at Lord’s, and only his second hundred