Cricket 1882

a u g u s t 3.1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 201 J. Hearsum, c Squire, Welch .......................... H. A. Young, b Welch .. F. W. Thirlwall,c Franklin. b Podmore .................. L. J. Ruegg, b Podmore .. H. Walker, b Welch .. 0. B. Doherty, b Welch .. L on d on a n d C ou n ty B an k. b H. K. Lindley, not out .. A. J. Finlinson, b Davis.. Woolrich, b Davis .. Craddock, b Welch Thomson, not out .. B 5 ,1 - b l .................. T o ta l..................126 LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at the Oval on July 5 and 6. B ank of E n gland . W* B. Tyndall, b Pughe.. 45 R. D. Coffin, b Pughe .. 19 J. W. Dainty, b Pughe 15 W. H. B. Godfrey, b Hear- sura...........................2 R. D. Eicke, st Hearsum, b Pughe .......................... 5 A. K. Wallace, c Walker, b Pughe .........................1 A. H. Bartlett, c Pughe, b Hearsum .. . . . . .. 0 A. W. A. Puckle, not ou t.. 0 B ................................ 3 Total 90 First Innings. L. J. Ruegg, b Dainty .. 0. B. Doherty, b Godfrey H. Walker, b Godfrey .. G. Cull, b Godfrey.. J. Hearsum, b Godfrey F. H. Thirlwall, b Godfrey II. A. Young, b Godfrey C. Lochner, run out E. C. Matthews, b Dainty R. W. Cradock, not out G. F. Pughe, b Godfrey B 12,1-b 1, w 2 L ondon and C ounty B ank . Second Innings. Total. 0 5 0 0 7 c Eicke, b Dainty . 12 0 b G o d fr e y ................ H 2 b G o d fr e y ................ . 0 0 b G o d fre y ................ . (I 0 b G o d fr e y ................ . 0 0 c and b Dainty .. . . 1 0 run out........................ . 5 15 B 19, w 1, n b 1 . . 21 29 Total .. . . 52 LONDON JOINT STOCK BANKS v. PRIVATE BANKS. Played at Catford Bridge on July 20. J oin t S tock B an ks . J. Hearsura (Lon. & Cy.), c and b Frepraan .. .. 17 F. E. Lander (Joint), c and b Freeman .................. 77 W. G. Etherington (Joint), b F reem am ..................19 C. E. Wallace (Lon. & Cy.), c Birkett, b Freeman .. 16 R. Nicholls (Nat. P.), c Wall, b Inglis..................4 A. Adams (Alice.), run out 17 H. A. Young (Lon. & Cy.), b I n g lis ..........................15 O.B. Doherty (Lon. &Cy.), c Birkett, b Neilsou .. 22 J. B. Hard\vicke (Cy .), not o u t ..................................8 J. G. Jenkins (Nat. P.), b N e ils o u ..........................2 W. Anderson (Lon. & W.), b Freeman ..................16 E xtras..........................11 Total 224 P r iv a te B anks. First Innings. J. P. Freeman, b Hearsum 5 C. Birkett, b Hearsum .. 8 J. Sheldon, run ou t.. R. P. Morris, c Hearsum, b Nicholls......................... 11 Exti'as..........................11 C. H. M. Thring, b Hear­ sum ..................................21 A. M. Inglis, b Hearsum.. 19 C. A. Neilson, b Hearsum 25 D. C. Johnson, b Nicholls 3 A. F. Dashwood, not ou t.. 33 S. 0. Hart-Davis, b Hard­ wicke ..................................8 C. H. Wall, c Jenkins, b Hardwicke ..................5 In the second innings C. H. M. Thring scored (not out) 8, A. M. Inglis (not out) 35, C. A. Neilson (run out) 8 ; extra, 1: total, 52. Total .151 OAKFIELD v. WHITGIFT SCHOOL. Played at Park Lane, Croydon, on Saturday, July 29. W h itg ift S chool . r First Innings. ^ Moss, cBerney, b Roper.. .. 1 L. Turner, b M a y ................9 ftev. H. W. Turner, b Roper .. 15 Brodie, c Lintott, b T,R0Pe r .............................. 10 tev. G. H. Huddlestone, b Jan- 8on................................. # g 0. Marks, b Janson ................3 W. Moody, b Janson .. .. 5 H. Marks, b Janson .. .. 16 Biscoe, not out....................... 7 eJ* J- W. Thomas, st Turner, o Roper ...............................5 •H- Kelsey, c sub, b Roper .. 0 B 3, 1-b 2.. .. .. V. .. 5 Second Innings, c Newton, b Roper .. b M a y ........................ b M a y ........................ st G. Marks, b Roper not out..........................! run out..........................8 c Janson, b M ay.. .. 1 b w, b May .. .. 2 c Berney, b Roper .. 3 runout.. .. b Janson B 4,1-b 3 Total. 79 Total 84 S u rrey . F. W. Janson,h w, b H. W. Turner ..........................19 A. Lintott, c H. Marks, b H.W. Turner..................28 F. West, run out .. .. 4 R. C. May, c H.W. Turner, b M o s s ......................... 29 H. A. Roper, b M oss.. .. 31 J. Turner, b Mo js .. .. 3 . Lambert, b H. W. T u r n e r ..........................0 G. H. Emmett, b H. W. Turner ..........................0 G. Berney, not out.. .. 9 J. H. Newton, c Biscoe, b Moss..................................2 G. Marks, b Moss .. .. 16 B 4..................................4 Total .145 BICKLEY PARK v. FARNINGHAM. Played at Farningham on July 29. B ick ley P a r k . E. P. Barlow, c Dyke, b Rashleigh ..................23 M. P. Betts, b J. Hodsoll.. 0 Rev. R. G. Hodgson, c Rashleigh, b Smith- M asters......................... 31 T. C. Hooman, run out .. 35 B. H. Latter, c Rashleigh, b S m ith ..........................3 R. G. Glennie, c Dyke, b Smith-Masters .. .. 1 W. P. Hubbard, c Rash- leigh, b J. Hodsoll .. 9 Rev. W. C. Parr, b Smith- Masters ........................ 0 T. W. Horne, not out .. 27 A. H. Latter, b Smith- Masters ........................11 F. G. Parbury, b Smith- Masters .........................6 G. E. Cotton, c Russell, b J. Hodsoll .................3 B 6 ,1-b 2, w 6 .. . . 1 4 Total F arningham :. A. B. Baker, c Hooman, b D. O. Kerr, b A. H. Latter 0 Horne .......................... 9 E. H. Smith, b Hodgson.. 5 W. W. Raglileigh, c HooW. A. Murray-Anderton, b man, b Hodgson .. .. 26 A. H. L a tte r.................. 1 W. A. Sinith-Masters, b A. W. Hodsoll, b Hodgson .. 0 H. Latter......................... 15 J. Hodsoll, not out .. 3 F. S. Head, b Hodgson .. 34 G. Mason, b A. H. Latter 1 G. H. Dyke, c Parr, b B 7 ,1-b 5, w 8 .. 20 H odgsou.......................... 2 — J. E. Russell,b Hodgson.. 0 T o t a l ..................116 SURREY v. KENT. For the first time this season Surrey had a hard wicket at the Oval on Monday last when they began their return match with Kent. Neither side had quite its full strength. The loss of the Hon. Ivo Bligh and the two brothers Penn of course materially weakened Kent, but, on the other hand, the Surrey eleven was by no means representative, with Messrs. Lucas, Gattley, and Roller all away. The Surrey captain, who has been singularly un­ lucky this year in the toss, was fortunate enough to get the innings, and though the wicket at times played queerly to Mr. Foord-Kelcey’s bowling, some fast scoring was recorded. Mr. W. W. Read hit very freely, and his 117 was got without a mistake. His success was the more popular, as he had recently been a little out of luck. Last year against Kent at Maidstone Mr. Read scored 160, and in the return at the Oval 72. Mr. Game, though a little uneasy at first, hit with great vigour, and his drive for seven is the only hit of that value made in a county match at the Oval for a long time. Pooley, when the Kentish bowling was fairly collared, let out in quite his old style. Mr. Key, of this year’s Clifton College eleven, made his debut for Surrey. He shaped well for his runs, and will probably be of use. Surrey scored 359 in four hours and a half, or at the rate of 80 runs an hour. On Monday night Kent lost three good wickets for 28 runs, and on the following morning they were all out for 56. Jones bowled exceedingly well, taking five wickets for 18 runs, but the collapse of the eleven was a great surprise. In the follow-on Messrs. Tylecote and Patterson played very fine cricket, and while they were together they put on just 100 runs. At one time 190 was up for only two wickets, but the innings came to an unexpectedly early close for 230, Surrey winning by an innings and 73 runs. Mr. Patterson gave two chances to Jones, one a hard one at short-leg, but otherwise the Surrey fielding was \ery good, and, indeed, on both sides it was much above the average. Jones took eight Kent wickets for 61 runs. Mr. J. Shuter, b Lips­ comb.............................. 25 Mr. C.C. Clarke, b Wootton 6 Mr. W. W. Read, c Jones, b Wootton ..............117 M. Read, b W ootton.. .. 53 Mr. K. J. Key, c and b W ootton......................16 Jones, run o u t ...............12 Mr. W. H. Game, c F. Hearne, b Wootton .. 62 K e n t . First Innings. Mr, W. H. Patterson, st Pooley, b Barratt......................................... 7 Mr. E. F. Tylecote, 1b w, b Jones 21 G. Heame, b Jones ..................3 Mr. R. S. Jones, run out .. .. 0 O’Shaughnessy, run out .. .. 4 Lord Harris, c Pooley, b Jones.. 5 F. Hearne, c W. Read, b Barratt 13 Mr. T. Pawley, b Jones .. .. 0 Mr. Foord-Kelcey, b Jones .. .. 0 Mr. F. Lipscomb, c W. Read, b Barratt......................................... 3 Wootton, not o u t..........................0 Pooley, not out.................50 Mr. S. Colman, c Pawley, b Foord-Kelcey .. .. 0 Abel, b Foord-Kelcey .. 0 Barratt, c Patterson, b Foord-Kelcey................ 0 B10,1-b 6, w l, n b l 18 T o t a l................ 359 Second Innings. st Pooley, b Barratt.. 82 c Shuter, b Jones .. 59 c Barratt, b K ey.. .. 34 b B a rr a tt..................12 c Abel, b Barratt .. 2 c W. Read, b Jones .. 0 b Jones .................. 1 not out ..................5 1b w, b Barratt.. .. 5 st Pooley, b Barratt.. 10 c and b Barratt.. .. 0 B 5 ,1-b 9 .. .. 14 Total. 56 Total ANALYSES OF BOWLING. S u rr e y . G. Hearne .. H. Patterson Lord Harris O. M. R.W. 18 5 36 0 12 3 28 0 1 0 3 0 O. M. R.W. Wootton .. .. 49 2285 5 Lipscomb .. .. 22 572 1 Foord-Kelcey.. 34.1 1368 3 F. Hearne.. .. 18 949 0 Lipscomb bowled one no-ball and Foord-Kelcey one wide. K e n t . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Jones.................. 32 24 18 5 .. Barratt .. .. 33.2 18 38 3 Gam e.................. 2 2 0 Key .. M. Read.. Abel.. .. Clarke .. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . .. .. 50 40 43 3 .. .. 51.3 19 84 .. .. 15 2 18 6 9 5 >27 3 9 5 14 3 3 BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Charlton on July 29, and won by the Morden by two runs. M orden . J. H. E. Nicolls, c New- P. A. Newton, c sub, b Davis ......................... 24 W. J. Harris, st Boothby, b N ewsom ..........................0 W. R. Hawkins, b Davis.. 23 F. H. Lacey, c and b Davis 27 G. W. Burton, b Newsom 2 C. A. Perring, run out .. 5 W. P. Godfrey, b Davis .. 0 some, b M‘Allister.. F. W. Prior, not out, . J Sanders, b Davis .. H. Paine, b Newsom.. B 4, 1-b 4, n b Total . 0 . 7 . 11 .123 C h arlton P ar k . A. J. Newsom, b Perring.. 22 F. Terry, b Godfrey .. .. 1 J. G. Davis, b Perrin^ .. 6 A. Burnett, b Perring .. 16 D. J M'Far’ane, b Perring 5 Y. W P. Holton, c aui b Lacey ..........................14 W. W. Boothby, b Lacey.. 27 C. W. Sampson, run ou t.. 12 A. Lovey, c Prior, b Lacey 4 W. M‘A1lister, 1 b w, b Lacey ..........................2 A. Lambiano, not out .. 5 B 4 ,1-b 3 ...................7 Total .121 LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK. Played at the Oval on July 24 and 25. L ondon J o in t S tock B ank . Yalder, c Walker, b J. Golby, b Hearsura Etherington, not out Phillips, b Hearsura Morgan, b Young Freeland, run out Skead, ruu out .. . L ondon and C ounty B ank . Gill, b Hearsum Repton, c Finlinson, . . 0 5 b 16 Young ................... .. 4 33 0 Law, b Hearsum .. 0 0 5 4 .. 75 J. Hearsum, b Ethering­ ton .................................16 H. P. L. Lindley, c Ether­ ington, b Golby .. .. 3 H. A. Young, c Yalder, b Etherington..................29 F. H. Thirlwall, b Golby.. 14 O. B. Doherty, b Ethering­ ton ................................. 0 C. Lochner, b Golby .. .. 1 H. Walker, c GUI, b Golby .......................... A. J. Finlinson, c and b Golby ..........................4 G. F. Pughe, b Golby .. 0 R. W. Craddock, c sub, b Golby .. .. .. .. 7 Smith, not o u t ..................0 B9,1-bl, Wl .. ..11 9 Total 91