Cricket 1882

JULY 27, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 187 SURREY v. KENT. Surrey won its first raatcli of the season with Kent at Maidstone yesterday. Rain on Monday and Tuesday caused the wicket to be fairly easy for th batsmen, and the two first innings produced an aggregate of 499, with an advantage of 35 runs to Surrey. Yesterday, however, the ground, as it dried after the heavy downpours, was really un­ playable, and the fast bowlers had things all their own way. Surrey, who had overnight made 25 for the loss of one batsman, were all dismissed for 77, Mr, Foord-Kelcey’s expresses securing seven wickets for 27 runs. Kent had only 111 to get to win, but the ground was too difficult fori anyone to do anything with the fast bowling of Mr. Horner, who was credited with eight wickets for 35 runs. Lord Harris was in 50 minutes for five runs. Surrey ultimately won by 54 runs. K r x t . First Innings. Lord Harris, c and b Barratt .. 40 O. Hearno, run out ..................14 Mr. E.F. S. Tylecote, c J. Shuter, b Homer ..................................1*2 F.Hearnc, c Horner, b Barratt.. 12 O’Shaughnessy, c Abel, b Barratt 37 Mr. It. S. Jones, b M. Read.. .. 33 Mr. M. C. Kemp, b Horner.. .. 27 Lord Throwley,c Cattley,b Barratt 1 Mr.Foord-Kelcev.c Jones,b Horner29 Mr. F. Lipscomb, not out .. .. 11 Bray, b M. Read .. ..................5 Extras .. .. ..................12 Second Innings, c and b Horner.. .. 5 c Jones, b Homer .. 10 b H o r n e r ..................18 b Horner b Horner c Abel, b Horner c andb Jones .. .. not out.......................... c Abel, b Horner c W. Read, b Horner c Pooley, b Horner .. Total. .233 S u rrey . First Innings. Mr. J. Shuter, c Throwley, b G. Hearno......................................(56 Mr. S. W. Cattley, b Foord-Kelcoy 20 Read, c Throwley, b Harris.. .. 81 Mr. W. W. Read, c Harris,bFoord- K elcey......................................... 6 Mr. L. A. Shuter, c Tylecote, b H arris......................................... 19 Pooley, c Kemp, b Bray .. .. 0 Jones, c K. Hearne, b Harris .. 63 Comber, b G. H ea rn e..................19 Abel, c F. Hearne, b Bray .. 19 Mr. C. E. Horner, c Foord-Kelcey, b G.Hearne.. ,. ........................0 Barratt, not o u t ............................. 17 Extras .......................................6 Total...................................266 Total .. .. 53 Second Innings, c O’Shaughnessy, b Foord-Kelcey .. .. 6 c and b Lipscomb .. 16 b Lipscomb .. .. 23 c Kemp, b Lipscomb 3 c Kemp, b Foord- Kelcey ..................0 b Foovd-Kelcey .. .. 1 c Jones,b Foord-Kelcey 16 c Harris, b Foord- Kolcey ..................1 c Throwley, b Foord- Kelcey ..................7 c Kemp, b Foord- Kelcey ..................0 not out..........................0 Extras..................4 Total .. ..7 7 ANALYSES OF BOWLING. S u rrey . First Innings. 0. M. R.W. Bray .................. 87 11 72 2 G. G. Hearne .. 89 20 50 Mr. Foord-Kelcey 28 6 35 F. Hearne .. .. 8 1 21 Lord Throwley .. 10 1 32 Lord Harris .. 22 n ”n 3 2 0 ___0 6 50 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. - 7 2 15 0 32 17 81 3 29 17 27 7 Lipscomb K en t . First Innings. O. M. R.W. -........................... 63 36 65 0 Barratt .. .. 63 29 70 4 Mr. Horner.. ..8 0 13 51 3 .. Mr. W. W. Read . 4 0 11 0 Mr. Cattley . . . 3 0 13 0 Abel ................ 3 2 4 0 M. Read .. .. 11 7 7 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. .. .. 45 84 21 2 413 27 85 8 YORKSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. L ockwood ’ s B e n e fit . T he weather, which has spoiled so many fixtures °f late, in a great measure ruined this match, finished at Sheffield yesterday. Considering that fte proceeds were devoted for the benefit of one of the most deservedly popular professionals who have ever appealed to the public, this is very much be regretted.' The attendance, despite the rain the two first days, was large, and it is to be hoped that a good round sum will have been netted for Lockwood. Only an hour’s play was possible on the first day, and as none took place till after lun­ cheon' on Tuesday, when the game was resumed yesterday morning only ten wickets had fallen. J-he wicket played so treacherously yesterday, as it dried under the sun, that none of the batsmen on either side could do much. The game was ulti­ mately drawn, Yorkshire wanting 63 to win, with six wickets to fall. L an cash ire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Peel .. .. 6 c Peel, b Peate .. .. 19 Mr. C. Jones, c Grimshaw, b Peel 2 st Hunter, b Emmett 0 Mr. E. Roper, c Emmett, b P e a te .......................................10 Barlow, c and b Peate............... 32 Robinson, c and b Bates .. .. 29 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Ulyett.. 19 Pilling, h w ,b P e a te .................7 Brigg3, not out .......................12 Watson, b P ea te.......................12 Crossland, c Hall, b Emmett .. 19 Nash, b E m m ett........................0 Extras .................. .. .-. 4 c Sedgwick, b Emmett 27 b Peate........................0 c Ulyett, b Emmett .. 2 b E m m vtt................0 c Peel, b Emmett .. 0 b Peato....................... 6 not out....................... 7 b E m m ett................7 b Peate....................... 4 E x tias............... 3 T o t a l............................152 Y o rksh ire First Innings. Ulyett, c Nash, b Watson .. .. 53 Hall, c Pilling,b Watson .. .. 6 Bates, lb w ,b N a s h ........................8 Grimshaw, 1b w, b Watson.. .. 13 Hon. M. B. Hawke, b Nash.. .. 0 Emmett, b Watson .......................6 0 1 0 0 1 10 Mr. R. Sedgwick, b Nash Lockwood, b Watson Peate, c Hornby, b Watson Peel, o Pilling, b Watson .. Hunter, not o u t .................. Extras .......................... Total .. .. 75 Second Innings. b Barlow ..................25 not out..........................19 b N ash..........................13 c Pilling, b Nash .. 3 b N ash..........................0 not o u t..........................4 Total. ANALYSES OF BOWLING. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. P eate.......................41 21 63 4 .. .. Peel .. .. .. 44 20 56 2 .. Bates................... 25 16 29 1 Ulyett.................. 7 3 10 1 Emmett .. .. 4 4 0 2 .. .. Emmatt bowled two wides. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Watson .. .. 43.2 25 32 6 .. Crossland .. 183 21 1 .. 25 13 32 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. .. .. 25.1 11 29 4 .. .. 51 9 0 6 34 6 Nash 3 Barlow Seoond' Inniugs. O. M .R. W. .. .. 21 13 26 0 . . . . 3 0 9 0 12 6 20 3 19 13 9 1 COLVESTON’ v. EASTBOURNE. Played at Eastbourne on July 15. COLVESTON. W. P. Russell, b Ulyatt .. 9 G. H. Swinstead, b Ulyatt 42 G. Cuthbert, e Scott, b H ide................................. 0 C. H. Finch, c Scott, b Hart 7 F. Swinstead, b Hide .. 10 E. Finch, b Htde .. ..1 1 H. W. Pritchett, not ou t.. 86 E a s tb o u rn e . W. W. Hayworth, c Hide, bA . C. Scott..................2 J. Dowell, b Hide H. E. Gadsdon, b Hide . W. Hicklin, b H ide.. . Extras ................ T o ta l..................133 Rev. H. von Scott, not out 89 Capt. Cardwell, lb w , b G. Swinstead ..................4 A. C. Scott, b Hayworth .. 5 E. Ulyatt, b G. Swinstead 7 R. Hart, H. J. Smith, Hide, J. West, F. Gilliat, and E. Clarke did not bat. A. W. Platt, not out .. 9 Extras..........................3 T o t a l..................67 UPPER CLAPTON v. CLAPTON. Played at Pond-lane on July 22. U ppe b C lapto n . C. B, Ashmore, b Asser .. J. R. Mason, b Batty 4 R. W.Thorp,c and b Batty 1 W. A. W. Soott, b Aveliug 25 J. J. Willocks, b Mast .. 58 Sydney Smith, not out .. 23 C. Shackel, st White, b F. Jacomb, b Aveling 0 Batty .......................... 6 E. A. Johnson, run out .. 12 A. Darby, c White, b B 6 ,1-b 2, w 2 .. .. 10 8 — W. G. Bradshaw, o WilT o t a l..................176 liamson, b Asser .. 1 C. J. Aveling, c Mason, b S h ack el..........................27 Rev. F. Williamson, 1b w, b Shackel......................... 0 E. H. Puttock, b Shackel.. 0 W. Batty, 1 b w, b S h ack el..........................11 C lapto n . S. Shorter, c F. Jacomb, b T h o rp ..........................83 A.E. White, b Bradshaw . 13 S. A. Asser, not out.. .. 11 E. Mast, not out .. .. 9 B 10,1-b 4, w l .. ..1 5 Total ..11 R. J, Chapman, A. Munroe, and C. M. Tebbuttdid not bat. RUGBY v. MARLBOROUGH. This annual school match was begun at Lord’s yesterday (Wednesday, July 26). R u gby . First Innings. Mr. E. E. Wigan, b Buckland 8 Mr. F. R. Simpson, b Buckland 5 Mr. R. L. Richardson, ran ou t.. 0 Mr. H. H. Castens, b Buckland.. 0 Mr. E. Bowden-Smith, b Leaf .. 8 Mr. H. T. Arnall, b Buckland .. 6 Mr. A. S. Winterbotham, b Buck­ land ......................................... 35 Mr. J. K. Cassels, b Marley.. .. 14 Mr. A. E. Thompson, b Marley.. 0 Mr. F. Gillson, b Marley .. .. 0 Mr. S. N. Harrison, not out .. 0 B 7 ,1-b 3, w 1..........................11 Total., Second Innings. b L e a f..........................8 b L e a f......................... 17 b L e a f..........................o b L e a f..........................0 c Rowe, b Buckland .. 0 b Buckland..................25 not out..........................19 b L e a f..........................10 B 4 ,1-b 1, n b 1 .. 6 87 Total .. ..8 0 M a r lb o ro u g h . M r. F. E. Rowe,at Castens, b A rn a ll..........................37 Mr. E. H. Buckland, b Bnckland..........................14 Mr. K. R. Marley, 1 b w, b Arnall ..........................0 Mr. C. H. Leaf, b Winter­ botham ..........................4 Mr. W. A. Rose, c Simp­ son, b Winterbotham .. 2 Mr. F. H. Fox, c and b Amall ..........................6 Mr. F. G. Padwick, st Castens, b Amall .. .. 60 Mr.F.W.D.Qninton,not out 43 Mr. G. R. Garnett, c Har­ rison, b Arnall .. .. 2 Mr. W. J. Callendar, c Simpson b Winter- botham .. .. .. .. 1 Mr. G. Y. Harding,bAmall 1 B 7 ,1-b 3, w 1 .. .. 11 Total .. . / ..1 RICHMOND v. KENSINGTON PABK. Played at Richmond on Tuesday, July 18. R ich m ond . A. Springett, b Maude .. 2 E. A. James, c Street, b Gifford ..........................0 H. S. Barlow, c Thompson, b G ifford..........................9 G. Nixon, c Thompson, b O’B r ie n ..........................47 H. C. Phillips, b Rixon .. 55 Col. R. Johnson, c O’Brien, b M au de..........................8 W. Furze, b Meller .. .. 12 F. B. Shadwell,b Rixon.. 47 P. C. W. Trevor, b Meller 8 F. C. H. Pigott, not out . 0 M. C. Gibb, b Rixon .. 0 B 10, 1-b 2, w 1, n b 1. 14 Total .202 K ensington P ark . T. C. O’Brien, b James ..105 W. F. Thompson, c Pigott, G. Street, c Gibb, b Shad- b S h a d w ell.................. 13 .. 16 W. Mews, not out .. 7 F. A. Maude, c Pigott, b H. Powell, not out .. 10 Shadwell.................. .. 5 B 1 ,1-b 3, w 3 .. 7 J. Gifford, b James .. .. 34 H. Mews, b Barlow .. .. 9 T o t a l.................. 206 H. Meller, J. F. Rixon, and H. W. Price did not bat. RICHMOND v. WILL-O’-THE-WISPS. Played at Richmond on Saturday, July 22. W it .r.-o'-THK-WiapH. S. Ackroyd, c Munster, b Shadwell..........................86 T. S. Pearson, c Tuke, b Shadwell..........................8 H. E. Rhodes, b Tuke .. 8 Rev. S. 0. Voules, b Tuke 4 T. S. Dury, o and b Tuke.. 0 F. H. Mellor, c Tuke, b Shadwell..........................0 0. K. Francis, o Johnson, b Take ..........................21 J. W .Dale,bTuke .. . . 1 G. Law, o James, b Shad­ well ..................................0 E. Bray, c Tuke, b Shad­ well ..................................11 F. Lee, not o u t ..................5 B 2 ,1-b 3 ..................5 Tota .109 R ich m ond . H. Baker, b Bray .. .. 9 E. A. James, o Rhodes, b B ray....................................‘ 6 E. D. Cecil, not out .. . .108 Col. Johnson, 1 b w, b Vonles ............................. 10 C. M. Tuke, W. Furze, P. C. did not bat. G. Nixon, c Dury, b Bray 2 R. E. Yerburgh, b Francis 16 F. B. Shadwell, not out . .112 B 7,1-b 2, w 6 .. . . 1 5 T o t a l ..................278 W. Trevor, and J. P. Munster CHERTSEY v. WOKINGHAM. Played at Chertsey on July 21, and resulted victory for the home team. C h e r t se y . 4 R. Hunt, b Baldwin.. Lax, c and b Baldwin W. Smith, b Baldwin .. 7 F. Buckland, b Baldwin .. 17 J. J. Parfltt, not out .. .. 77 W. Cook, b Baldwin .. .. 8 Richards, 1b w, b Baldwin 5 Warten, b Bullock .. .. 0 Harris, b Baldwin Chaldecott, b H. Gates J. Smith, c Gates .. B8, w l .. .. .. 4 .. 0 .. 10 .. o Total ..136