Cricket 1882

* ! M ay 10, 188 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. First inning-? Tol <1 n’low Rylo- Second innings. R. W. O. M. R. W .11 3 Chapman 5 1 4 2 29 2 Barber 4 2 4 0 11 1 Perkins .. 9 4 10 2 0 4 Tootel 8 3 11 1 Meller 17 9 16 4 Read 3 1 4 1 Francis 3 0 4 0 ■ 6 4 20 3 6 3 10 5 Meller bowled a wide. M iddlesex C olts . First innings. 44 21 33 13 41 28 34 7 Second innings. Flowers .. .. (5 1 14 1 Rylott . . . . 5 1 8 1 ELCVEN OF SUSSEX v. FIFTEEN YOUNG PLAYERS. I'he annual Colts match, in connection with the Siii sex Club was played at Brighton on Friday and Saturday last. Unfortunately the heavy rain of the first day prevented the display of any reliable batting form, and the scoring was only low on both sid s. The Colts won by 39 runs. In second imings of Eleven, H. Mitchell took 6 wickets for 12 ] iins. For tho eleven Juniper’s analysis in the ond innings (*26 overs, 17 maidens, 20 runs, and ■wickets) was the best. He is a fast left hand pier, and was tried both in 1830 aud 1831, 10 igh he only playel in six innings in tho latter ^ | s o n . Y oung P layers . First Iunings. ayne, b Wright .................. J. 1.. Giles (Bury), b Wright R. ,Veils (Brighton), b Wright .. F.IIitchell (West Grinstead), c Braun Wright ............... Mitchell, b Wright Payne, b Wright . Burridge, b Wright ^^hoosmith (Brightoi.,, „ — „. ■ Vliller (Itchenor), b W right.. T. i. Lawry (Rotherlield), li L u cai.. ^ ■ luggett (East Grinstead), b Wright 0 w ass (Southwick)°b Wright t . Henty (Bury), b Lucas iuesclial (Brighton), not out Second Innings. W. I W. i: J.Bi. Mr ■ ?hillipa, c and b H. Mitchell Mr E. J. M’< B 6 ,1-b 2, w 4 T ota l..........................83 T h e E le v e n op First Innings. R. T. Ellis, b Seneschal I’Cormick, b II. Mitchell. G. Brann, b Seneschal F. E. Turnbull, b Ilenty .. . C. J. Lucas, b Seneschal C. C. Ewbank, b Huggjtt .. K. Sampson, b Henty .. . F. W. de Fabcck,c Slioosmith, . Henty ....................................... :ht, notout . iper, run out . No ball 13 run out 8 . 1 b Juniper .. 1 .. o c Do Faback, b Juuipar .. 2 c Lucas, b Ellis .. 0 13 b Juniper .. .. 2 2 c Ewbank, b Ellis 0 . 0 b Juniper 6 . 0 not out.................. 0 . 16 c Phillip.*, b Ellis 9 5 cLacls, b Junipar 0 li c Sampson, b Juniper .. 0 s 4 b Junipar .. 0 . o b Junipor .. 3 0 run out 11 . 2 b Juniper .. 3 s 0 c Wright, b Junipor 0 , 12 Byes, &c. 11 83 Total.. .. 59 S ussex . Second Iuuingi. . 4 b II. Mitchell .. 1 2 lb w b H . Mitchell 0 0 c Burridge, b Lowry .. 19 . 6 b H. Mitchell 5 . 2 c Huggett, b Sene­ schal .................. 3 . 4 l-l)-w,b 11. Mitchell 7 . 0 b II. Mitchell .. 0 . 11 not out .. 13 c Collyer, b Sene­ schal .. 0 6 b H. Mitchell 5 2 b H. Mitchell 0 1 L-b 1, n-b 1 2 40 Total .. 63 T o ta l..................40 INCOGNITI v. R. I. E. COLLEGE. ^Jhis, the opening match of the Incogs for 18S2, P^yed at Cooper’s Hill on Saturday, May fith, iltlr won by the visitors by 47 runs 011 the first ■ngs. The ground was very dead from recent is, and this, with want of practice, will account the smallness of the scores. Palmer and J. E. fen bowled extremely well for the Incogs, tho er taking 5 wickets in 4 overs for 5 runs ; whilst the College John took 14 wickets for 42 runs. *reputation of the College for kind and cordial Totality was well maintained. Score:— IN C 0 3 NITI. i -Noyes,, C Sprott, b Jolm .. . . 2 ) b John .. .. 0 S’ T, , c Green, b John .. .. 25 b Joh n ....................2 i i i, » 0 J°hn, b Bower .. .. 0 hit w, b John .. 5 *- *ellowes,b John ..................0 b J oh n .......................0 •Kavon, o John, b Bower .. . . 3 b J oh n ..................1 iven, b Johu . * 4 b John.. .. .. 4 A. W. L. Ila.nmiug, s Pelleraau, b 32 CRYSTAL PAL ACE v. ST. GEORGE’SHOSPITAL Played at the Crystal Palace, Saturday, May G. C rystal P alace . First Innings. Second Innings. G. H. Newton c Ellis b Mackay 10 G. J. Cooper c substitute b not o u t ........................ 13 Mackay................................. 14 W. Noakes c Wilson b Ellis .. 17 F. Barry c Scott b Wilson 11 . 7 S. Shorter c Scott b Wilson .. 0 b F ayrer......................... . 0 A. W. Gardner-Wooloton c . 6 Bell b Wilson .................. 1 C. Eastlake Smith not oat ::i B. Noakes c Fayrer b Dill (i 1 II. Williams c Ellis b Dill 0 c substitute b Fayrer . . 5 J. Aste b Mackay .................. la c Dill b Tu ko................ . 4 A. Freeland b Trevor .. 0 b Fayrer........................ . 0 9 Byes 3 w 1 n-b 1 . . 5 Total......................... 105 Total .. . Sr. G eorge ’ s H ospital . T. Tuke c Cooper b Smith 1 G. C. Bell b Snxitb .. .. 6 R. Trevor c Cooper b Asto 15 J. Dill b Aste .......................0 P. B. Mackay run out .. 2 R. Stuart Wilson c Wil­ liams b Barry .. .. 10 D. Ellis b Smith .. .. 2 S. S. Sprigga b Smith P. O. Scott b Barry . . A. T. Wood c Newton B a r r y .................. T. Fayrer not out .. PALLINGSWICK v. NORTHBROOK. Played on the Fallingswick ground on Saturday, May 6, and resulted in favour of the home team. Long scoring was out of the question, the continuous rains of the last few days having perfectly saturated the ground. For Northbrook C. Pearse batted well and for the homo eleven the four men who got into double figurea showed good form. N orthbrook . C. Paarse c H jtchkin b K ettle..........................10 W. F. Wall run oat .. .. 0 S. Woolmar b J. W. Clemonce .................. 1 S. R. Best 1) Kettle .. .. 0 R. Burroughs c Graham b Kettle ..................7 E. M. Cavenaugh b Yar- bjrough ..................2 | P allin jswicx . J. Eagletoa run oat .. .. 2 T. E. L3win b Yarborough (5 F. Moto b Kettle .. .. 3 F. W. Dickinson (sub­ stitute) not out .. .. 0 Colo (substitute) c Graham b Kettle .. 1 Byes 1 w 2 ..................3 Total..................41 W. W. C. Yarborough b Cav­ enaugh..........................18 W. L. Hotchkin b Pearso 0 J. W. Clemenco c Caven­ augh b Burroughs .. 0 L. Chapman b Pearso .. 1'3 S. F. Beckley c Best b Cavenaugh..................3 B. A. Carter b Burroughs 15 F. Clemanca c Bwt b Burroughs..................0 O. J. Fraser not oat .. .. 5 B. W. Repton not out .. 0 E. Kettle A. W. Graham Byes 2 1-b 1.. [ to bat Total..................63 SURREY COLTS v. CLAPHAM DISTRICT. The chief feature of this match at the Oval on Monday was the bowling of Dible, a Colt from Guildford, who has shown up well with tho ball in soma of the previous matchcs. In the second innings of Clapham he took nine wickets, three with successive balls. The Colts won by an innings and four runs. C l APIIAM DI3TRICT. First linings. Scconl Innings. R. W. Smith, c ‘ h)ath, b T. Henderson........................... 7 n i t o i t ..........................8 T. T. Bradbury, st Marks, b Towner .. . * .. ., 4 b Diblo . i .» .. .» 0 2 P. Hilton, b Bower .. .. 0 n otou t.................. 21 E. Giberne, not out .. 13 b J o h n .................. 1 G. Palmer, c Bower, b John .. .. 3 c Sprott, b Harri­ son .................. 1 ^ C. J. Ashmore, b John.. 1 Byes, .. .. .. 7 B. 2, 1. b. 1, w. 2 79 5 63 R. I E. C ollege . T. J. Bonhote, b Palmer.. 0 F. L. Sprott, b Palmar 0 H. C. John, b Palmer 13 P. II. Bower, st Hilton, b W. A. Harrison, b J. E. R iven .......................... 0 H. II. Green, c Palmer, b J. G. F. Thompson, b J. E. E. Raven .......................... 0 R a v e n .................. J.H . Clowes, c Hilton, b 0 S. M. Leake, ran out .. H. R. Hickman, b J E. 4 J. E. R a rc n .................. 2 2 II. E. Pallereau, not out 0 Byes .. 0 S. El.vards, c Abol, b Towner 13 b D ib la .................. S II. Smith, b G r e e n .................. 2 b D ib l e .................. . 0 S. Colman, b D ib le .................. 25 b D ib l e .................. 1 '» W. B. Smith, li Grean 0 b D ib l e .................. . 9 E. B. Hidley, b Dibla .6 b D ib l e .................. . 6 sV. R. Major, c an I b Dible .. 0 1) Townjr 5 A. W. Winterbottom, b Shaeth 0 L. J. Turner, c A*J3l, b D. H enderson.......................... 2 b Abel .................. . 0 G. S. Starkie, not out 1 b D ib l e .................. 2 II. V. Bate, b D ib le .................. 0 c Marks, b Dible .. r, L-b 1...................................... 1 B l , .................. 1 Total.......................... G8 Total .. . 47 S urrey C olts . Abel, c Bate, b W. B. Smith 22 ..................................23 Coppinger, b Bate .. . 0 Mr. J. Dunu (capt.\ c Sheeth, b Starkie . 3 Winterbottom, b W 13. Mr. II. Langton, b Bate . 4 . 0 T. Ilm lorson, b Bate, b Towner, not out . 3 Brucklaud run out .. . 10 Mr. G. Mirks, b W. B. B 4 ,1-b 6, n-b 1,.. 11 S m ith ..........................7 ___ D. Hmclsrson, b Bata .. 9 Total .. . 119 SURBirON v. MARLBOROUGH BLUES. Played at Surbiton on Saturday, May 6, and re­ sulted iu a victory for Surbiton by an innings and 39 runs. Tue wicket was vjry dead from recent rain. The match wili rank a* one of the curiosities of the year. The Blues lost twelve wickets for 5 and 18 wickets for 14 runs. M arlborough B lues . First Innings. Second Innings. VV. H. Hunt, bD attoa .. .. 0 cand b T. W. Lang .. 0 A. S. B. Oakley b Lang .. .. 4 b D utton.......1 H. O. P. Kitcai, absent .. .. 0 b T. W. Lang....... 0 C. E. Grainger, c Hewitt, b D attou................................. 0 b T. W. L in g ................... E. J. Gamier, b Dattoa .. .. 0 st Brooks, b Dat'.oa P. S. Cuuliffe, c Hewitt, b D utton................................. 0 not o a t .......................... 2 F. B. Windeler, c sab b T. W. L a n g ..................................0 c aud b T. W. Lang .. 0 G. R. Lascalles, not oat .. 1 st Brookes, b T. W. Lang 3 A. Bowden Smith, c su ’ j , b Dutton................................. 0 b T .W .L in g ................... 1 E. P. Prest, a b sen t..................0 c Castle, b T. W. Lang 0 J. M. Chapman, li w, 1) T. W. L a n g ......................................... 0 c Lang, b Datton .. .. 1 5 9 B3W LIN 3 ANALYSIS. First innings. Second innings. O. B. M. R. W. | O. B. M. R. W. T. W. Lang 4 2 2 4 3 IT. W. Laug 5 0 3 3 7 R. G. Datton 4 0 3 1 5 |R. G. Dutton 4 0 2 6 3 S urbiton . E. Brookes, c & b Cunliffe 5 . R. G. Dutton, b Cimliffo .. 4 G. M. Robinson, b Bow- j S. Castlo Jr., not out .. 0 den S m ith ..................2 H. Coombe, c Gunner, b T. W. Lang, c Lascelles, b 1 Cunliffe ..................0 Canliffo ..................5 C. A. Hewitt, c Gunner, b R. Howell, c Lascelles, b Bowden Smith .. .. 0 Cmiliffe ..................2 j C. T. Perkin, b B >\vdeu C. E. Nesham, st Lascelles, Smith .. ** .. .. 0 b Bowden Smith .. 11 W id o ..................... 1 R. R. Palmar, c Li.scdies — b Bowden Smith .. 14 53 BOWLING ANALYSIS. O. B. M.R.W. I O. B. M.R.W BowdenSmith 15 1 5 1(5 5 |C. E.Graiuger 1 0 0 9 0 P. Canliffe 12 0 5 19 5 I Gunner 2 0 0 S 0 ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE v. CIVIL SERVICE. Played at Blacklieath, on Saturday Mayt G. R oyal NA val C ollege . Mr. W. Gleed, c Kiug, bBi*owu Mr. W. Maitland Dougal, c Farmer, b Meller Mr. 0. B. Martyn, c Powell b Browno .......................... Mr. E. Hint, 1b w, b Ciietwynd Mr. A. II. Cox, b Browne.. Mr. G. Callaghan, b Chetwynd Mr. E. Trowbridge, b Browno Mr. T. O’Connor, b Browno .. Mr. E. G. Barton, c King b Browne.................................. Mr. L. G. Tufnell, not out Mr. G. Haswell, b Chetwynd .. Byes, 1, i-b, 1, w 1, .. Total. 13 3 9 b King .................. .. 13 0 b M ille r .................., . . 2 () 4 o 0 r» 7 c and b King .. •• 1 3 39 Total 32