Cricket 1882

10 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 10, 1882. C iv il S e rv ice Mr. H. P. Clarke, 1)Callaghan Mr. R. Ferguson, c Gleed, b C allaghan..................14 Mr. C. E. Farmer, e Barton b Callaghan.................. 1 Mr. A. H. Browne, b O’C o n n o r ..................44 Mr. H. Meller, b Callagan.. 5 Mr. ff Powell, c Callaghan b Barton ..................19 Mr. A. Wriford, c Martyn b Barton ..................3 Mr. A. J. King, bCallaghau 6 Mr. Chetwynd, b Callaghan 1 Mr. E. Alexander, not out 10 Mr. W. Thackeray, c Cox, b Callaghan..................1 Byes 9,1-b 1, w3,n b 1 14 Total 120 ORLEANS CLUB v. BEXLEY. Three members of the Australian Team W. L. Murdoch, H. H. Massie, and T. W. Garrett took part in the opening match of the Orleans Club on Saturday at Twickenham. Murdoch and Massie both played on, and Garrett was clean bowled. They were evidently out of practice, only getting three runs between them. The Orleans team won easily as will be sean. Mr. Schultz in Bexley’s second iunings got three batsmen Messrs. W. Friend, Studd and Stanton with successive balls. B exley . First Innings. Mr. E. J. Studd, c Rhodes, b Garrett..................................8 Mr. E. C. Friend, c and b Garrett..................................18 Mr. T. Ashdown b Garrett .. 0 Mr. J. Shuter, b Murdoch .. 2 Mr. R. J. Arbuthnot, c Massie b T h o rn to n ..........................2 Mr. L. A. Shuter, b Massie .. 11 Mr. W. B. French, c Bulpett b Garrett..................................8 Mr. W. Maun, b Bulpett .. .. 12 Mr. C. E. Horner, c Vernon b M assie..................................0 Mr. S. F. Jackson, not out .. 9 Mr. W. II. Stanton, c and b M assie..................................0 L-b 1, w 2, u b 1 .. .. 4 Total..........................71 Second Inning?, b Schultz .. .. .. 0 b Schultz ..................8 c and b Schultz .. 4 not o u t ........................11 b Schultz .............4 c Vernon, b Schultz .. (5 c Thornton, bSchultz .. 18 b Schultz .............0 run o u t .........................3 b Schultz .............3 b Schultz .............0 Byes..........................5 Total .. . . 5 7 M alden D istrict . Mr. A. G. Rough 1) Pink .. 1 Mr. F. Byyant c Hig"^ b Mr. 11. Vickery c Pink b Bruckland.................. 1 G re e n .......................... 0 Mr. F. Walker c Colman b Mr. F. Attfteld b Green .. 1 Jackson .................. 2 Mr. A. Woodroofe b Pink 0 Mr. G. West st Cooper b Mr. J. Cowdy b Pink 1 Bruckland.................. 6 Mr. H. Batt b Pink .. 3 Mr. Robertson not out 3 Mr. H. Eldershaw st Cooper N b .......................... 1 b Green .................. 1 — Mr. R. Attfield b Bruckland 0 Total 20 SURREY COLTS v. FOURTEEN OF NUNHEAD CLUBS. The first of a series of eleven trial mitclies fixed by the Surrey Club during the month of May was played at the Oval on Tuesday, May 2. The test practice during the previous week has produced more than one youngster above the average of late years and as the Nunhead team were only moderate with bat and ball and very uncertain in the field the Colts had all the best of the day’s cricket. Abel, a diminutive player who male his debut last year, showed good cricket for his 65, with only one hard chance when he had got 20. Dible was again effectiva with the ball, taking six wickets for 15 runs. Nina bowlers were tried for Nunhead; the most successful was Murden (slow round), who got seven wickets for 28 runs. S urrey C olts . Mr. S. W. Cattley (capt.) c Mr. A. Hay Cooper c and b Cordrey, b Morris 19 Murden .................. 0 Abel (Rotlierhithe) bWood 65 Dible (Guildford) c Ryder b Haden (Dulwich) b Murden 21 Murden .................. 2 Jackson (Tooting) st Ryder Brooks (Kew) c Lacey b b Murden .................. 0 Murden .................. 3 Higgs (Cranleiflfli) b W ool 2 Green (Sthwark.) b Murden 1 Doyle (Richmond) b Wood 0 Bruckland (Btrsea.) not out 2 Harrison (Dulwich) b MurB 8,1 b 2 w 3 .. .. 13 den .......................... 11 ' Total .. ..—139 F ourteen of N unhead C lubs . O iileans C lub . Fiist Innings. Second Innings. Mr. C. Thornton, cE.C. Friend b Horner .........................45 Mr. W. L. Murdoch, b Horner.. 0 Mr. H. H. Massie, b Horner .. 2 Mr. C. W. B'llpett, c Jackson, b W. li. Friend .................20 Mr. G. Vernon, c E. C. Friend, b Horner .........................13 Mr. T. W. Garrett, b Horner .. 1 Mr. A. J. Webbe, c Mann, b Horner................................ 17 Mr. S. S. Schultz, c Jackson, b Wr. B. Friend ..................4 Mr. H. E. Rhodes, c Arbuthnot, b W. B. Friend..................4 Mr. B. Posno, c L. A. Shuter, b W. B. Friend............11 not o u t .......................... G Mr. P. M. Thornton, notout..0 not o u t ...........................1 B 4, w 1 ..........................5 131, 1-b 1 .....................2 Total ..................122 Total .. . . 9 SURREY COLTS v. MALDEN DISTRICT. Played at the Oval on Wednesday last. Malden did well to get rid of five Colts wickets for 39 runs, but Abel and Mr. Colman soon got the measure of the weak bowling of Malden and the pair added 158 before they were parted. Abel’s 98 was another excellent performance. Mr. Colman hit freely for his 88. The Malden batting was feeble in the ex­ treme. The Colts bowling was as under :— Green Pink bis. ms. wkts. 35 4 3 50 5 4 Bruckland Jackson bis. rns. wkts. 23 G 3 5 4 1 S :; r ? v E7 C olts . Jackson (Tooting), b R o u g h ..........................15 Iladen (Dulwich) c F. Att- field, b Rough .. 11 Harrison (Dulwich) l b w b Batt ..........................0 Chilton (Croydon) b Rough 1 Higgs (Crauleigh) b Batt .. 3 Mr. S. Colman (Captain) c Rough b Eldershaw .. 88 Abel(Rotherhithe) c R.Att fiellbBatt .. . . 9 8 Green (Southwark) h w b Batt .......................... 12 Mr. T. T. Bradbury bWest 32 Pink (Surbtn) c and b West 35 Mr. A. Hay Cooper not ont 4 Bruckland (Bttrsea) b West 5 B 21,1 b 2, w 7 .. .. 30 Total 334 First Innings. W. Murdeu (Vincent) c Jackson, b Abel .. .. 4 C.Harrison(Vncnt.)b Dible 1 W. Morris ( j E olian) c aud b Abel ..........................0 F. Smith (Hanover) b Dible 2 A. Lee (Marlboro) c Jackson b A b e l..........................7 T. Swain (Star) b Dible .. 1 J. Cordrey (Mrlbro.) b Dible 0 A. Corr (S. Mary’s College) c Bruckland, b Abel .. 2 O. Jones (Vincent) b Dible 0 P. Ryder (Huover) lit. wckt. b D ible..........................14 .T. Lacy (Star) b Abel .. 1 W. Wood (Lome) not out 6 W. Moon (Vincent) c Harrison, b Abel .. 0 E. Savilie (Vncnt.) runout 0 Total .. .. 44 Second Innings. b Jackso n ..........................2 b H arrison.......................10 c Jackson b Harrison .. 9 b J a ck son ........................2 c Haden, b Harrison .. 5 not out............................... 5 not out............................... 5 run out...............................3 c Green, b A bel..................0 b Harrison..........................2 c Abel b Jackson .. .. 16 c Bruckland b Jackson .. 0 B 6, w 1 ..................7 Total .. .. 66 SURREY CLUB & GROUND v. BROADWATER. The opening match of the Surrey Season was played at Godalming on May 1. The local team was very strong, but the scoring was not high on either side, owing to the heavy condition of the ground. Mr. W. W. Read began well for the Surrey Club with a good iunings of 41. On the other side Mr. A. P. Lucas second score of 35 was got in his best style. Mr. C. C. Clarke hit with considerable vigour each time. B roadwater . A. P. Lucas,c Read,b Dible 11 M. C. Clarke, b, Dibie .. 23 C. E. Cottrell, b Dible .. 0 G. F. Vernon, b Dible .. 7 H. Whitfeld, b Roller .. 3 C. C. Clarke, not out .. 23 Rev. II. H. Gillett, b Dible 0 A. C. Oattley, b Dible .. 0 BLACKHEATH MORDEN. v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Blackheatli on May 1st. B ank of E ngland .; A. H. Tyndall, 1b w b Wilson .. II. CofHn, b S. Christoplierson .. L. Oldham, c Christopherson b Wilson .................................. R. D, Eicke, b S. Cliristopherson W. P. Godfrey, b S. Christopher­ son ......................................... C. Powys, b S. Christopherson .. T. Dainty, not out .................. A. K. Bartlett, b S. Christopher­ son ........................................... S. T. Lombard, b S. Christopher­ son ......................................... K. Arundel1, b S. Cliristopliersou M. Godfrey, b S. Cliristopherson B .. b Christopherson .. 1 b Isaacs .......................(j b Isaacs b Isaacs 0 1 8 absent ........................ 0 1 b Isaacs .................o 4 b Isaacs ................ lo 0 not ou t........................ 4 b Isaacs .................. b S. Christophers :>n .. c Harris, b Isavcs .. B 2 ,1-b w 1, 52 M orden . L. Wilson, b M. Godfrey .. .. 11 S. Christopherson, b Oldham .. 7 E.C. Hinde, b M. Godfrey .. 8 F. W. Prior, b M. Godfrey .. 0 F. S. Christopherson, c Dainty, b Oldham .......................... .. 0 J. A. Clarke, not o u t ..................9 W. S. Valentine, b M. Godfrey .. 0 W. J. Harris, b M. Godfrey .. 0 G. R. Hutchinson, b M. Godfrey 0 L. W. Stobart. c Bartlett, b Oldham......................................... 2 A. S. Isaacs, b M. Godfrey . . . . 1 B 4, w 2, n-b 2, .. .. 8 c Eicke, h Oldham b M. Godfrey b M. Godfrey not ont.................. c Eicke. b M. Godfrey 7 not oat ..................24 B 5 ,1-b 2, T o t a l ..........................48 ADDISCOMBE v. CITYRAMBLERS (with Messrs. S. Jones and G. Giffen) Played at Addiscombe, 011 May 0. Messrs. S. Jones and G. Giffen, two of the Australian team, made their debut in England ill this match, and won the game for the City Ramblers. Mr. Giffen hit very freely for his 37, but Mr. Jones was thrown out when attempting to steal a short run. It will be seen that the Australians secured all the wickets and half the runs; indeed, without their assistanc) the Ramblers would have fared very badly. Jones bowled 19 overs for 18 runs and five wickets ; Giffen, 19 overs for 16 runs and four wickets. Score:— A ddiscombe . C. J. Foss, st Brierley, b G iffen .......................... T. Dives, c Barber, b Jones .......................... F. Clay, b Giffen J. Grant, run out .. .. G. J. Frisch, c Semple, b Jones .......................... J. W. Ellis, b Jones .. F. Grant, not out .. C ity R amblers . 6 W. Loramjn, c Joues, b G iffen ................................ J. W. Lowles, c Giffen, b J o n e s ..........................3 L. Coste, c Pearce, b Gif­ fen...................................4 E. W. Foss, bJonos .. 4 Byes 4 1-b 1................5 Total. 8J W. D. Marshall, b Roller 3 A. T. Somerset, c Read b J a ck son ..................17 M. W. Marshall, b Jones 6 B 10,1-b 3, n-b 1 . . 1 4 Total 110 S. W. Cattley, b Lucas .. 12 Haden, b Cottrell .. .. 12 W. E. Roller, c Lucas, b Cottrell ..................4 Jackson,c Lucas, b Cottrell 0 W. W. Read, c VV.Marshall b Lucas ..................41 C. Robson, c Vernon, b L u ca s ..........................3 C lub . Higgs, b Lu cas..................0 J. N. Bush, b Lucas .. 2 H. T. Robson, b Cottrell.. 1 Harrison, b Cottrell.. .. 12 Dible, run o u t ..................0 Jones, not o u t ..................0 B 6 ,1-b 2. w-b 1.. .. 9 Total 96 In the second innings of Broadwater, Lucas scored (c Read, b Dibit;) 35 M. C. Clarke (b Roller) 2, Cottrell (<• Krad, b Roller) 6 Vernon (b Dible) 4, Whitfeld (not out) 7,C. C. Clarke(b Roller) 50, Gillett (not out) 0, W. D. Marshall (b Roller) 0, b 5 ,1-b 1, 6 —total (for six wickets) 110. G Giffen, c Frisch, b C. Foss ..........................37 A. T. Pearce, c & b Lem­ mon ..........................2 S. P. Jones, run ou t.. .. 6 J. B. Barber, c Lemmon, b F. G rant..................4 J. Henderson, b F. Grant 8 T. P. Semple, run out .. 8 W. Brierley, b C. J. Foss.. 2 W. Scott, c & b C. J. Foss E. J. Pritchard, b E. W. Foss ..........................1 J. Crowther, not out.. ! i 0 J. Dempsey, c J. Grant, b C. J. Foss .. .. .. 5 Byes 7, w 3 .. .. ’ l ) Total. Mr. B. Mr. A, May Mr. G. NONDESCRIPTS v. OAKFIELD. Played at Croydon, May 6th. N on d escrip ts. de C. Welch, c & b May 37Mr. H. C. Blaker, b Roper 3 . G. Courage, c Lane, b ' H.P. Street, b J.Turner Mr. H. M. Mils, b Janson .. Mr. A. Mr. J. M. Hill, not out .. L. Rouse, b Janson Mr.A.S. Francis, bJanson 7 Mr. T. Moore, c Lane, b J. T u r n e r ..................0 Mr. H. Rushworth, b J. T u r n e r ..................(5 Mr. A. A. Levy, b Jauson 3 L-b 2.......................... 2 O akfield . Total 101 Mr. F. Janson, b Francis Mr. F. Mr. H. Mr. L. Rev. F Mr. W West, c Street, b Moore 33 Turner, b Hill .. .. 2 0 Mr. A. Lane, c Rouse, b Hill ..........................11 Mr. H. Marks, b Hill .. 0 Mr. A. Lintott, c Street, b H i l l ..........................8 j Mr. E. May, b Moore .. 0 J. Turner, b Hill . '. Turner, b Hill .. .. 10 |Mr. H. E. Roper, not out . D. Watney, not qut ., 2 | B 5 ,1-b 1, . . . . 6 91