Cricket 1882

198 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUGUST 3, 1882. the present one, and that Moor Hall h 'd eleven men to field all the time. The captain of Moor Hall said we should either draw stumps or let the man go in when he wished. We agreed to play under protest, and eventually Moor Hall made more than 134 runs. May I ask if this kind of thing is allowed ? If so there can be no reason whatever to prevent a captain putting ten men into bat, not one of which has fielded. Your kind explanation will much oblige.—(No permission having been obtained from the Buckhurst Hill side for a substitute to field in the place of the man who arrived late, the captain of Moor Hall had no right to send the latter in to bat.) S urbiton .—A player has a man to run for him. He hits the ball, and both he and his runner get across to the opposite wicket, and the run is completed. The fielder throws up the ball to the wicket-keeper, who puts down the wicket, and appeals to the umpire. Is the striker out ? An answer through your query columns will greatly oblige.— (In a similar case at Lord’s the striker was given out, and we consider correctly. The striker has no business to leave his ground, and, being allowed the advantage of a man to run for him, the law should be construed strictly against him.) » * ¥ f l E : S C 0 ^ E v B 0 0 K - 3 > (Continued.) CITY RAMBLERS v. iEOLIAN. Played at Dulwich on July 29, and won by the visitors. C ity R a m b le r s . Allen, b E. J. Pritchard, c John­ son, b Pierce................11 W. Scott, run out .. .. 0 A . Duke, not out .. .. 5 G.,Wigluy, c and b Pierce 6 B 11,1-b 5 ................1G Total ..119 W. H. Palmer, Pierce..................................0 W. R. Hassall, c Gardiner, b Parsons .. .. .. .. 11 T. P. Semple, b Pierce .. 21 J. Henderson, c Bailey, b P a r s o n s ..........................14 A. T. Pearce, b Pierce .. 2 J. Dempsey, run ou t.. .. £9 J. B. Barber, b Pierce .. 4 Iu the second innings Palmer scored (not out) 16, Duke (not out) 9 ; b 4, w 1 ; total, 30. JE o lian . J. Heasman, c Semple, b W ig ley.......................... B. Gardiner, 1 b w, b Scott ..........................11 F. H. Pilleau, b W igley.. 13 F. G. Allen, b Wigley .. 0 W. Buxton, not out .. G B 5, n b 1 ..................6 R . Heasman, b Wigley .. 8 T. R. Pierce, c Semple, b Wigiey ..........................12 H. L. Bailey, c Pritchard, b Scott .......................... 5 A. Parsons, run out .. .. 7 W. Morris, b Wigley .. .. 0 J. Johnson, c Scott, b Wigley ..........................4 Total LAW CLUB y. STOICS. Played at Willesden Green on July 29, and resulted in a victory for the Law Club by one run. S toics . 0 A.N. Hill, bNewton.. .. 10 C. H. A. Reece, 1 b w, b Waller ..........................0 F. F. Caiger, not ou t.. .. 10 B 1, w 1..........................2 B. S. Cave, b Newton M. C. A. Simmonds, Waller ..........................U R. J. L. Jenkins, c Hodg- kinnon, b Waller .. ... 3 W. M. Potter, b Newton.. 0 F. S. Hill, b Lodge .. .. 36T o t a l ...........81 C. E. Saudys, c Hodgkin­ son, b Chester .. .. 20 In the second innings B. S. Cave scored (1 b w, b Chester) 16, M. C A. Simmonds (c Mackliu, b Matthews) 15, F. F. Caigor (not out) 3, R. J. L. Jenkins (not out) 5; extras, 4; total, 43. L aw C lu b . J. E. Shaw, c sub, b Potter 3 G. E. Waller, b Potter .. 13 A. P. Kent, b Potter.. .. 8 A. J. E. Newton, b Caiger 11 C. Y. C. Dawbarn, b Caiger 10 E. V. Longstaffe, c Reece, \ b C aiger..........................19 T. M. Hodgkiuson, b Potter ..........................0 A. H. Matthews, b Caiger 7 Chester, b Caig^r .. .. 3 C. C. Mackliu, not cut .. 4 T. B.Lodge,runout.. .. 2 B 2..................................2 T o t a l ..................82 RICHMOND v. SURBITON CLUB AND GBOUND. Played at Surbiton on Saturday, July 29. S u rbito n . H. Emmanuel, b Tuko .. R. Case, b Yerburgh.. .. F. H. W. Jenoure, c Bunn, b Yerburgh .................. H. A. Harbey, not out B 2 ,1-b *2, w 1 .. E. E. Nesham, b Tuke .. 18 E. Pinkerton, b Shadwell 1 Piuk, b Tuke ..................8 B. Howell, b Tuke .. .. 1 P. S. Conliffe, c Ingram, b Tuke..................................9 E. VV. Williamson, b Yer­ burgh .......................... 25 Total ...................70 J. R. Shittler, b Tuke .. 0 In the second innings E. E.Nesham scored (not out) 12, R. Howell (not out) 33, P. S. Conliffe (h w, b Tuke) 6, H. A. Harbey (b Tuke) 0; b 3 ,1-b 2; total, 59. R ich m on d . W. Furze, c Howell, b Je n ou re...............................8 C. M. Tuke, c Nesham, b Pink.......................................6 W. H. Ingram, c Shittler, b Pink ...............................0 J. A. T. Johnson, not out 7 B ...................................... 8 E. Anderton, o and b J en ou re..........................20 A. Springett, b Pink.. .. 21 J. S. Udal, c Jenoure, b P iuk..................................0 W. May, b Pink..................0 A. Bunu, run out .. .. 4 R. E. Yerburgh, b Piuk .. 9 F. B. Shadwell, c Shittler, b Jenoure..........................4 T o t a l.................. 87 SIDMOUTH v. 8 2 n d REGIMENT (P.W.Y.) Played at Sidmouth on Jilly 27 and 2 8 . SlDMOuTH. W. H. Fowler, c McCoy, b R. W. Hine-Haycock, b 34 Capel .................. . 17 G. G. Gutteres, run out .. 22 Eggleshaw, not out .. . 2 W. A. Thornton, b Wilbra- A. Beobe, b Capel . 3 h a m .................................. 60 F. H. Ingham, b Hughes . 0 T. R. Hine-Haycock, b R. Coleridge, run out . 6 McCoy .......................... 69 B 8 ,1-b 9, w 3 .. . 2J Rev. R. T. Thornton, b • — McCoy .......................... 63 Total .. ,323 F. S. Ireland, b Capel 21 82 nd R egim en t . First Innings. Sergt.-Major McCoy, c Coleridge, b Fowler ..................................26 Lieut. VYilbraham, b W. A. •Thornton.......................... .. 2 Lieut. Mauson, c T. R. Hine- Haycock, b Irelan d..................22 Lieut. Elliott, c R. W. Hine- Haycock ..................................1 Capt. Kellie, c Ireland, b R. W. H iue-H aycock......................... 59 Capt. O’Leary, c Ingham, b W. A. T h o rn to n ..................................18 Capt. Capel, c Ingham, b R. W. Hine H a y co ck ..........................8 Sergt. Hughes, c R. T. Thornton, b Beebe......................................... 0 Lieut. Sumner, not out . . .. 3 Lieut. Snow, b B e e b e .................3 Sergt. Heapby, run out.................0 B 12,1-b 1, w 3, n-b 1 .. .. 17 Total............................. 159 Second Innings, c R. T. Thornton, b Fowler .................. c W. A. Thornton, b R. T. Thornton .. b R. W. Hine-Haycock c Fowler, b R. T. Thornton.................. b Eggleshaw .. .. 20 c W. A. Thornton, b F. S. Ireland .. .. 31 c W. A. Thornton, b F. S. Ireland..................4 not ou t..........................3 c and b R. W. Hine- Haycock ..................0 c aud b A. Beebe .. 0 c Gutteres, b Eggle­ shaw ..........................0 B 5 ,1-b4 .. . . 9 Total 99 EATON PARK v. ALDERSEY. Played at Aldersey Park, in splendid weather, on Saturday last, aud resulted iu an easy win for the Eaton Park eleven. Mr. R. D. Maddock batted brilliantly for his 78, and also performed a wonder­ ful bowling feat, taking the whole of the Aldersey wickets at a cost of 10 runs. His analysis reads as follows :—17 overs, 13 maidens, 10 runs, for 10 wickets. E aton P ark . NORTH-WESTERN v. CASTLE AMATEURS. Played at Regent’s Park on Saturday, July 15. C astle A m a te u r s . Probyn, b J. Dyer .. Evans, b J. Dyer .. Kavannah, b J. Dyer Halsey, h w b J. Dyer R. Lyte, b J. Dyer .. Cannon, b J. Dyer .. J.Lyte, runout.. .. Halsall, c Tilbury, b D yer.......................... 0 11 , 2 2 . 7 13 , 0 B*iley, e Glover, b J. Dyer.. Smith, o Dyer.. Elsley, not out.. N-b .. Camoron, b J. Total 1 0 . 1 46 N o r th -W e ste r n . Heathcote, b J. Lyte., Cranmer, b Elsley .. H. Dyer, b Elsley Mann,b J. Lyte.. .. Glover, b J. Lyte J.Dyer, b Elsley Lake, run out .. 15 5 0 0 7 0 0 Tilbury, b J. Lyte , James, b J. Lyte Cameron, b J. Lyte , Turner, not ou t.. . B 4, w 2, n-b 1 3 12 Total RICHMOND r. BECKENHAM. Played at Richmond on Wednesday, July 26. R ich m on d . First Innings. A. Springett, c Menzies, b E. Inglis..........................6 E. Anderton, c and b Hatch ..........................0 A. Bunn, b Hatch .. .. 2 J. S. Udal, c andb Wilson 44 E. P. James, b Hatch.. .. 36 R. E. Yerburgh, st Cham­ bers, b Hatch..................9 F. B. Shadwell, b H atch.. 0 Rev. G. R. Carnac, b Hatch ..........................11 G. Nixon, b Hatch .. ., 0 W. H. Ingram, not out .. 18 W. Furze, c and b H atch.. 59 B 6..................................6 T o t a l ..................191 In the second innings Rev. G. R. Carnac scored (b Hatch) 5, G. Nixon (not out) 22, W .H.Iugram (b Wilson) d; b l ; total, 31. B eck en h am . Capt.Inglis.c and b Carnac 1 C. Wilson, c Ingram, b Carnac ..........................20 F. C. Chambers, b Shad­ well .................. .. .. 9 H. M. R. Menzies, b Shad­ well ................................. 8 T.T. De G. Collier, b Shad­ well ..................................1 A. M. Inglis, c Ingram, b Yerburgh..........................45 G M. Collier, c Yerburgh, b Shad*vell ......................22 R. E.Inglis, b Shadwell .. 19 J. P. Hatch, b Carnac .. 0 J. Stock, uot out .. .. 0 J. H. Ashton, b Shadwell.. 5 B 5 ,1-b 3, w 1 .. .. 9 T o t a l ....................137 CLAPTON v. OAKLANDS. Played at Clapton on Saturday, July 29, and left drawn, O aklands . J. M. Broad, b Asser.. .. 11 R. J. Chapman (sub), b C. C. Drew, c Burkitt, b Batty................................. 7 E. J. Drew, b Robertson .. 37 F. M. Robertson, 1 b w, b S h o r te r ..........................44 E. H. Scott, c Gillard, b Batty..................................3 J.. C. Juckes, c Tebbut, b Batty..................................10 Puttock M. Nicholson (sub), b Puttock.......................... A. Purday, b Puttock .. C. Purday, not out .. W. J. Godfrey (sub), b Shorter.......................... B 7 ,1-b 2 .................. C lapto n . Total , ..138 W. Batty, st Chapman, b Robertson........................1 G. W. Heuery, run out .. 0 E. H. Burkitt, c Juckes, b Scott...............................31 E. Mast, st Chapman, b Robertson ..........0 S. W. Gillard, E. H.Puttock, F. S. Toulmiu, and C. M. Tebbut did not bat. S. A. Asser, c Juck s, b Scott ...................... 12 S. Shorter, notou t.. .. 82 J. R. Robertson, not out 8 B 1 ........................1 Total .. 85 Rev. L. E. Owen, c Davies, b F o s te r ..........................0 R.D.Maddock.b M. Lutuner 78 E. S. (iiies, b Eyre .. .. 0 Dr. Thelwall, cM. Lutuner, b Eyre ..........................0 J. H. Acheson, b Eyre .. 0 B. Tu.it, b Foster..................0 A. FitzhurUert, notout .. 40 D. Eyre, c Tait, b Maddock 4 vV. Foster,c and b Maddock 0 M.Lutuner,c aud bMaddock 8 F. Clay, b Maddock .. .. 8 C. Lntuner, b Maddock .. 4 T. Clarke, b Maddock .. 11 T. Aldersey, c Owen, b Maddoek..........................3 J. Richardson, b Clay .. 13 J. Batten, c 1'. Alderscy, b M. ljutuner .. .. 0 A. G. R. Cnristian, b Clay U W. M nger, b Clay .. .. 7 Extras .................lu Total .148 J. Davies, not out .. .. 3 H. A1Jersey, b Maddock.. 0 C. H. Lutuuer, c Tait, b Maddock ..................2 T. Forster, b Mluldock .. 0 Extras .................. 5 Total . 48 CROYDON v. PUTNEY. Played at Croydon on the 29th July. The home team retained possession of the wbkets throughout the afternoon, and at the call of time had obtained 323 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. C roydon . 5 H. Ii. Groom, not out 101 17 25 H. W. Ward, b Webb E. R. Wilkinson, c East- ; J. O. Neech, not ou t.. gate, b Frayliug .. . .124 B 14,1-b 7, w 4 .. W. T. Grant, c Frayling, b Webb ..........................9 | T o t a l .......................328 F. Hill, c and b Frayling . 42 F. W. Huddlestone, C. F. Evans, A. Whitehead, J. McLachlan, and T. L. Roberts did not bat. P u tn e y Webb, Clutton, W. Tyndale, T. N. Tyndale, Wootton, Frayling, Bailey, Dickson, Eastgate, Sheppard, an‘l Venning.