Cricket 1882

186 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 27, 1882. W. P. Bussell, 1 b w, b B en n ett..........................56 W. B. Trick, not out .. 60 C. H. Finch, c G. Cuthbert, b J. Cuthbert..................5 G. H. Swinstead, c R. H. Nuttall, b J. Cuthbert.. 12 R. Kelsey, c and b J. Cuth­ bert ..................................1 W. W. Eayworth, 1b w, b J. C u th b ert..................0 F. Swinstead, b J. Cuth­ bert ..................................16 H. W. Pritchett, b J. Cuthbert..........................5 E. Finch, not out .. .. 5 Extras..........................11 Total .171 J. Dowell and H. E. Gadsdon did not bat. OLD CLARENDONIANS y . FAIRFIELD. Played on the private ground of the latter, and resulted in a victory for the O.C. by 32 runs and 6 wickets. Freeman hit hard for his runs, while Gent played sound cricket. sub, F. W. Ledger, Williamson ..................15 F. H. Moore, b Freeman.. 4 L.Wood, c Stein,b William­ son ..................................11 G. Cosens, c sub,b Freeman 0 R. W. Gaskin,bWilliamson 0 C. H. Barber, c Simmonds, b G allier..........................15 W. B. Robertson, run out 11 F a ir fie ld . b S. T. Cooper, c Green, b Stein .......................... S. Flint, st Creighton, b Stein .......................... H. T. Gibson, b Wallen.. A. Muckalt, not out Extras .................. Total .107 O ld C laren donians . A. E. Gent, not out .. .. 47 F. W. Freeman, b Barber.. 62 D. Creighton, c Cooper, b Cosens ..........................14 R. D. Green, b Barber .. 0 W. H. Gallier, bBarber 0 A. D. Wallen, not out .. 8 Extras.......................18 T o ta l..............189 C. A. Stein, E. Williamson, T. Stevens, M. Simmonds, and S. Spurling did not bat. Over 100 runs were scored before the first wicket fell. HIGHBURY v. ANCHORITES. Played at Highbury ou July 15. H ig h b u r y . W. B. Robinson, h w, b II Williams, not out .. 10 M itehell......................... 4 II J. Lambert, b Moore . 0 E. H. Burkitt, b Moore .. 6 R. Moreland, b M itchell. 3 C. Boyton, b Mitchell 2 F, Boe, c and b Mitchell. 2 W. B. CaBSon, b Moore .. 5 J. Casson, b Mitcholl 5 G. Wakefield, c and b B 3, w 6 ................ 9 Moore .......................... 0 — C. E. Greig, c Moore, b T o t a l ................ 55 M itchell.......................... 4 A n ch o rites . T. Jastrzebski, c Roe, b B u rk itt..........................7 B. R. Fisher, run out .. 1 S. W. Moore, st Wakefield, b Burkitt..........................26 E. H. Keed, b Burkitt .. 8 T. S. R. Lagden, c Wake­ field, b Burkitt .. .. 2 A. Mitchell, b Burkitt .. 0 G. Micklewood, b Burkitfc N. A. Hay, b Cassin.. .. C. E. Green, run out.. .. C. T. Jarvis, c Williams, b B u rk itt.......................... J. Jarvis, not out .. B .................................. Total 61 PENGE v. BALTIC AND COEN EXCHANGE_ Played at Penge on Thursday, July 20. B a ltic and C orn E xch an g e . First Innings. E. Gripper, b Morris T. M. Gardiner, b Morris.. C. V. G. Keene, 1 b w, b Cheesman .................. C. Barsick, b Cook .. A. H. Monk, b Morris G. Roffey, o Wright, b Cook................................. B. B. Smith, st Golds, b Cook .......................... H. W. Dillon, b Morris .. H. Mortis, run out .. .. H. Newton, b Cook .. S. Dixon, not out .. B .................................. T o t a l ..................40 In the second innings Gripper scored (b Morris) 27, Gardiner (run out) 14, Newton (run out) 15, Dixon (not out) 9 ; b 8, 1-b l; total, 69. P e n g e . J. Lynes, b Newton .. .. 8 G. C. Fitzgerald, run ou t.. 56 S. Cheesman, b Monk .. 1 W. F. Cook, b Keene .. 12 W. Morris, b Newton .. 21 S. Wright, b Monk .. .. 9 W. H. Golds, c Smith, b N e w to n ......................... 1 J. J. Phipps, not out .. 14 W. T. Stuchbury, b Monk 0 T. Wenham, b Monk .. 2 F. J. Perston.c sub,b Monk 7 B 7 ,1-b 2, w 2 .. .. 11 Total .142 HAMPSHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. This match was played at Southampton on Mon­ day and Tuesday. Hants won easily by ten wickets. Mr. Currie (slow round) took ten Somersetshire wickets for 82 runs. S o m e r se tsh ir e . First Innings. Mr. E. Sainsbury, c Longman, b Y ou n g.........................................26 Fothergill, b Currie ..................0 Mr. W. H. Fowler, b Currie .. 0 Mr. H. Fox, c Lacey, b Currie .. 0 Mr. F. J. Hill, c Young, b Currie 29 Mr. C. F. Sweet, not out .. .. 16 Mr. F. W. Terry, c W’ood, b Currie 7 Rev. F. Reed, c Wood, b Currie . 2 Mr. H. Reed, run o u t ..................0 Mr. W. Trask, st Wood, b Currio 2 Mr. C. Winter, c Prothero, *b C u rrie.................................. .. 6 B 6 ,1-b 1 ..................................7 Second Innings. c Young, b Lacey .. 18 e Tuck, b Bedford .. 29 b Young ..................33 c Bencraft, b Prothero 2 c Prothero, b Currie.. 2 b Lacey ..................1 c Wood, b Currie .. 1 c Prothero, b Lacey.. 0 b Lacey ..................13 not out..........................7 b Lacey B .. Total. .101 Total .. . .118 H a m p sh ire. First Innings. Mr. R. E. Prothero, b F. R eed.................................2 T uck, 1b w, b F. Reed .. 12 Mr. G. II. Longmau, b Fothergill.......................87 Mr. F. E. Lacey, b Trask.. 16 Mr. R. G. Hargreaves, b F. R eed...............................81 Mr. R. Bencraft, c Terry, b W inter....................6 | Mr. A. H. Wood, c Saius- bury, b Fothergill Mr. H. G. Kay, st Terry, b Sainsbury.................. Mr. H. Bedford, b F. Reed Young, c Sainsbury, b Pothergill .................. Mr. C. E. Currie, not out B 6, n b 2 .................. T o ta l..................147 Iu the second innings, Tuck (not out) scored 32, Hargreaves (not out) 88; b 4.; total, 74. ANALYSES OF BOWLING. S o m e r s e ts h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Young.................. 28 7 37 1 ................ Currie.27.2 7 57 8 .................................... Prothero Bedford . Lacey H am p sh ire. First Innings. O. M. R.W. Fothergill .. .. 34.2 11 50 3 ................ F. Reed .. .. 28 11 354 ................... Winter . . . . 8 3 121 ................... Trask................... 16 4 35 1 ................ H. Reed . . . . 2 1 1 0 Sainsbury .. .. 3 1 6 1 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 14 9 15 13 6 25 18 6 27 4 2 5 20.2 5 40 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. Fowler 4 14 9 4 19 6 3 13 2 0 6 1.3 0 10 2 0 8 AUSTRALIANS v. NORTHUMBERLAND. As was only to be expected, the Australians gained a very easy victory on Tuesday in this match, played at Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne. At one time they seemed likely to get rid of the Australians for less than a hundred, but Garrett and Horan upset their calculations, putting on 93 for the last wicket. The Northumbrian batsmen could do nothing against the Australian bowling, particularly that of Palmer. The ground, it may be stated, was altogether in his favour after the recent rains, but his analysis was very noteworthy — 102 balls for 27 runs and 11 wickets. The Aus­ tralians won by an innings and 95 runs. A u stralian s . W. L. Murdoch, b Bookless 2 H. H. Massie, b Ogilvie .. 3 T. Horau, not out .. .. 76 P. S. M‘Donnell, b Ogilvie 20 G. J. Bonnor, c and b B ookless..........................0 G. Giffen, c Ogilvie, b Bookless..........................1 J. McC. Blackham, b Ogil­ vie ..................................3 S. P. Jones, e Crawford, b B o o k le ss..................12 G. E. Palmer, c and b Bookless..........................0 H. F. Boyle, c Guild, b Bookless......................... 7 T. W. Garrett, c Abra­ ham, b Bookless .. .. 59 B 9 ,1 - b l ..................10 T o t a l..................193 2 b G a rre tt..................15 N orth u m berlan d . First Innings. Second Inning3. Mr. R. Spencer, c Murdoch, b B o y le ......................................... Mr. J. J. Ogilvie, c Palmer, b B o y le .......................... Mr. S. G. Crawford, c Bonnor, b B o y le ....................................... Mr. J. S. Russel, b Palmer.. ., Bookless, b Palmer .................. A. Guild, c Giffen, b Palmer Mr. R. M. Warwick, b Palmer ., Dr. Abraham, c Blackham, b B o y le ......................................... 25 b P a lm e r ..................... Foreman, b Palmer ..................6 st Blackham, b Palmer Mr. F. Carr, b Palm er..................1 not out............................ Liddell, not out ..........................0 1b w, b Garrett.. .. B ...............................................7 4 c Giffen, b Garrett 0 b Garrett .. .. 3 b Palmer .. .. 18 b Palmer .. .. 0 b Garrett .. .. 2 b Palmer .. Totftl. Total •• ». 85 Bookless .. Ogilvio Foreman .. ANALYSES OF BOWLING. A u stralian s . O. M. R.W. O. M.R.W. 64 25 109 7 Spencer .. .. 12 4 19 0 53 39 24 3 G uild.................... 8 0 14 0 3 0 9 Crawford . . . . 7 3 8 0 N ORTHUMBERLAND. First Innings. Second Inuings. O. M. R.W. B oyle................... 17 8 85 4 Palmer .. .. 16.2 7 21 6 O. M. R.W. 15.3 7 20 5 9 4 6 5 5 2 9 0 NOTTS v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The first match of the season between these counties was played on the Trent Bridge Ground at Nottingham on Monday and Tuesday. The Glouces­ tershire eleven have in previous years made some long scores, but the wicket was this time all in favour of the bowlers, and the home eleven in going in first had all the best of the luck. In the second innings of Gloucestershire Messrs. W. G. Grace and Cranston played good cricket, but Flowers’ bowling was too good for the rest. He took six wickets for 22 runs, and it was mainly to him that Notts owed its easy victory by an innings and 26 runs. Mr. Moberly was absent from the Gloucestershire eleven. N o ttin g h a m sh ir e . Oscroft, b Midwinter Shrewsbury, c Greene, b W. G. G ra ce.................. Barnes, c W. G. Grace, b E. M. Grace .. .. Selby, c and b Midwinter . Scotton, c E. M. Grace, b Midwinter .................. Butler, c Pullen, b W. G. Grace .......................... 18 17 Flowers, b E. M. Grace .. 47 Gunn, c and b Midwinter 1 Shaw, c E. M. Grace, b W. G. G race..................12 Sherwin, not out .. .. 4 Morley, c Cranston, b Mid­ winter ..........................0 L-b 1, w 1 ..................2 T o ta l..................183 G lo u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. E. M. Grace, c Shaw, b M orley......................................... Mr. W. G. Grace, c Shrewsbury, b Shaw ......................................... Mr. W. F. Pullen, c Sherwin, b S h a w ......................................... Mr. F. Townsend, b Morley Midwinter, not out .. . Mr. J. Cranston, c Bames, b Shaw 18 Mr. A. D. Greene, b Shaw .. .. 3 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Oscroft, b M orley......................................... Mr. E. Peake, b Morley .. Woof, c and b M orley.................. Mr. J. A. Bush, c Barnes, b Shaw 0 1 15 B 2 ,1-b 8 ..................................5 Second Innings. c Oscroft, b Morley .. 9 b Flowers .. .. .. 87 run out..........................6 b F lo w e rs ..................2 b Morley ..................12 c Barnes, b Flowers.. 82 b F lo w e rs ..................0 c Shrewsbury, b Mor­ ley ..........................8 c Bames, b Flowers .. 8 b F lo w e rs..................2 not out..........................2 Total. 49 Total ..108 W. G. Grace Midwinter.. E. M. Grace N o tts . O. M. R.W. .. 26 7 56 3 .. 49.2 24 52 5 .. 17 3 29 2 O. M. R.W. W o o f..................17 10 18 0 Peate.................. 10 4 26 0 G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Shaw .................. 34.2 21 28 5 ........................... 29 14 27 0 Morley . . . . 84 25 16 5 ........................... 26 11 44 3 Flowers .. .. 25.2 10 22 6 Barnes .. .. 7 2 15 0 ELTHAM v. ROMANY A.D.C. Played at Eltham on Saturday, July 22, and won by Eltham. R omany . A. O. Miles, b R . Haywood 7 Cremer Smith, b Rowsell 18 J, II. Lavies, b Haywood.. 4 C. G. Allan, b Haywood .. 18 H. King, b W. Spreckley.. 2 W. L. Selfe, b Haywood .. 2 G. H. Gill, o Eagleton, b R ow sell.................. ,. 2 H. D. Mackintosh, b Row­ sell .. .......................... E. R. Shilleto, not out .. F. W. Newmarch, b Hay­ wood.................................. W. E. Milne, b Rowsell .. B 3 ................................. Total E lt h a m . H. E. Storrie, not out .. 68 R. Haywood, b Selfe.. .. 4 Rev. J. N. Rowsell, b Gill 8 J. JEagletbn, b Gill .. .. 4 M. J. Teesdale, st King, b Selfe................................. 0 A, G. Spreckley, ruu o u t,. 4 W. R. Spreckley, bGill .. 8 L. Burnand, b Gill .. .. 0 W. H. Richardson, not o u t ...............................27 B 23 .......................23 Totftl ,181