Cricket 1882

MAY, 10, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 11 s o n ........................................ u ,. D. Ceeil, c Prior, b Drnitt .. 8 W. Earnshaw, b S. Christo­ pherson ................................0 . Clutton, b D ruitt.................1 R. Gill, b D ru itt................27 S.Webb, b S. Christophersou 0 BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. PUTNEY. This match was played at Putney on May 6. M orden . T. B. Hearne, not out . A. Newton, b Barker .. Wilson, c Earnshaw, b Gill W.J.Harris, c Shepherd, b Earnshaw .. H. E. Nicholls, c Frayling, b G ill......................................., 2 |F. S. Christophersr.i . Christopherson, b Barker .. 14 | Earnshaw .. J. Druitt, c Earnshaw, b |W. H. Ormerod Barker ................................. 1 I Barker....................... . W. Burton, b Barker .. .. 16 |B 2,1-b 1, n-b 2 . W. Prior, c Bayley, b I Barker ..................................3 | Total P utney . . D. Shepherd, b S. Christopher- I P. Cooke, c Newton, S. Christopherson .. 17 T. Bailey, b Druitt .. 0 G. Frayling, not out .. 4 F. Harrington, notout 0 B 1, 1-b 2 .. .. 3 T o ta l..................63 I.C.C. & G. v. 22 COLTS OF ENGLAND AND CAPTAIN. I The annual trial of players who have never be- Iore taken part iu amatch at Lords took place on Mon- ay. Notts furnished six of the youngsters, York- 1 hire four, Surrey three, Middlesex, Kent and Leicestershire two, and Cambridgeshire, Essex, IDerbyshire, each one. Marylebone was strcng in I>rofessionals but it was not a strong batting eleven Imd as the ground had not yet recovered from the ecent rains the scoring was low on both sides. In he first innings of the Colts the bowling of Morley vho took 17 wickets for 37 runs was so good that io batsman could get double figures, but in the second they made a better show, scoring 120 to vhich Jackson of Surrey was the chief contributor 1vith nineteen. Nine bowlers were tried in the I eeond innings of the Club and as the out cricket I>fall round was very fair no one made any lolig stay I xcept Mr. Vernon and Maguire. The Colts won by I 2 runs. In the match Morley took thirty wickets |or 80 runs. COLTS. First Innings. Price, Notts., b Morley i. Hayward, Cambridge, c Barnes, b Morley Brown, Notts., c Russel, b Morley.................................. •W. Wade, Yorks., c Hornby, b Morley .......................... V. Haden, Surrey, b Morley •G. Pearson, Notts., b Morley V. Avison, Yorks., c & b Mor- ley................................. Hiley,Notts., b Morley Palmer, Kent, st Sherwiu, b Morley .......................... White, Notts., b Flowers .. Jackson, Surrey, c Vernon, b Morley ; .................. Wilson, Yorks., b Flowers. . Wheeler, Leicester., b Flowers .......................... Pickett, Essex, b Flowers .. Hicklin, Notts., b Morley .. Henry. Midds., b Morley .. Harrison, Surrey, c & b Morley.................................. Leigh, Kent, b Flowers ” • Threapleton, Yorks, b Morley.................................. Goodby, Leicester., st Slier win,b Morley .................. Barber, Midds. b Morley .. Bichardson, Derby., c & b Morley.................................. 'il<l (Captain), not out .. .. %es 2 ,1-b 6 .................. Total................ Second Innings. 1 o & b M orley.................0 0 1b w, b Morley .. 0 8 run o u t ........................0 b Hearae..........................13 1b w, b Morley .. .. 4 b Flowers...........................15 c Morley, b Hearnc b M orley.................. 2 b M orley..................... 7 1 c Russell, b Hearnc .. 0 6 b M orley.....................19 3 st Sherwin, b Morley .. 9 2 c Foljambe, b Hearne.. 6 3 c & b M orley..............0 6 b M orley..................... 3 0 b Hearne..................... 0 run out .. 1b w, b Morley 4 b M orley..........................0 . . . 7 8 M.C.C. First Innings. ■N. Hornby, b H e m •• •• ® «rae», b Hicklin ..................0 •*. Vernon, b Henry .. .. 13 Beanie, b H enry..................0 f°wers, c Threapleton, b Hicklin.. .. .. .. ^•Rhodes, b Henry .. I‘ •Bussel, b Henry f n1Roebuck, not out .. .. *°ljambe, c Wheeler, b Wade lerwin, b Wade* ’. Wley» c Leigh, b Wade 01(i 5 13 2 0 Total. b M orley................................0 b Hearne............................... 0 b M orley............................... 0 not o u t ..........................4 Byes 7 ,1-b 3 .. . . 1 0 Total .. ..120 Second Innings, c Price, b Leigh .. .. 2 c Henry, b Pickett.. .. 5 c Haden, b Barber.. .. 24 b H a d en ..............................25 run o u t ..........................0 b Barber................................0 b Barlnir................................6 not o u t ..........................13 b Richardson........................6 1b w, b Richardson .. 0 e Riley, b Henry .. .. 3 B 2 , ................................2 Total .. 86 ANALYSIS OF BOWLING. C olts o f E n glan d. Flowers Morley Innings. O. M- R.W. .. 53 32 33 5 .. 53 33 37 17 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. Flowers .. .. 24 9 29 1 Morley .. .. 48 26 43 13 Vernon .. .. 2 0 7 0 Hearne .. .. 25 12 27 6 Barnes . . . . 1 0 4 0 M.C.C. First Henry Hicklin .. Richardson Wade Wheeler .. Innings. O. M. R.W. .. 15 9 14 5 9 4 10 10 8 4 7 1 9 1 1 3 Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W. Pickett .. .. 13 8 11 1 Leigh Harrison .. Barber Brown Goodby .. Haden Richardson Henry 10 2 13 11 5 7 0 18 8 19 3 14 6 10 0 7 4 4 0 7 2 7 1 8 4 5 2 33 0 8 1 OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. FRESHMEN. This match was begun in the Parks on Monday last, owing to rain the game did not commence until two o’clock, when the Eleven who were with­ out their captain Mr. Me Lashlar. Barry again showed good cricket, being in two hours for his 15, and Walker’s 25 wero well got. Leslie hit freely for thirty-one in which was a hit to leg for 5 from Stewart. At the end of the day the Freshmen had lost 3 wickets for 17, and when play ceased yesterday the score was as under. For the Eleven Robinson took six wickets for 30, and Peake four for 26 runs. T he E leven . E. Peake, c Hill, b Godfrey .. 21 j E. D. Shaw, run out D. H. Barry, b Byass 15 |T. R. Hine Haycock, b 0 Hickley ..................12 N. C. Kemp, c Newton, b Byass..........................22 G. C. narrison, c Bastard, b Hickley .. 4 J. G. Walker, c Bolitho, b Lushington ..........................25 W. A. Thornton, c Tristram, b B a s ta rd ..................................21 C. II. Leslie, c Whitehead, b B a sta rd ..................................31 |G. E. Robinson,not out 2 A. D. Whiting, c Newton, b I B 11,1-b 3, w 1 15 G o d fre y ................................. 0 — Total .. .. 171 E le v e n (second innings).—Hine-Haycock, b Bastard 2; Barry, c Stewart, b Bastard, 4; Walker, not out, 24; Shaw, 1 b w, b Godfrey, 14; Thornton, b Godfrey, 0; byes, 4, 1-b 1; w 2 ; total, 49. S ixteen F resiimen . W. E . Bolitho, c Kemp, b Robinson ..................2 C. J. M. Godfrey, c Kemp, b Harrison ..................0 A. L. Whitfield, bRobinson 3 H. B. Tristram, b Robin­ son................................. 23 A. G. Astoer, b Robinson .. 13 F. J. Hill, b Harrison .. 5} A. L. Stewart, b Robinson 7 L. Owen, run out .. .. 0 S. Whitehead, c Peake .. 7 J. F. Hastings, b Robinson 10 A. E. Newton, c Harrison, b Peake, ..................8 G. F. Hornby, c Hine-Hay­ cock, b Thornton .. 21 C. L. Hickley. not out .. 46 G. Lushington, run out .. 2; S. H; Byass, b Peake .. 0 E. W. Bastard, b Peake .. 0 Byes 2 ,1-b 4, w 2, .. 8 Total. .161 RICHMOND v. R. M. C. SANDHURST. This the opening match of the Richmond Club was played on Saturday the 6th inat., in the Old Deer Park, in magnificent weather, and before a fair number of spectators. The ground, however, was very soft, which accounts for the small scores. For Richmond Capt. Borrowes and Mr, Springett played well and carefully, while Mr. Udal hit about in his own vigorous fashion. For the Royal Military College, Messrs. Oates and Kaye played excellent cricket. We must not forget to mention Mr. Carrutliers’ activity in the long field. As will bo seen from the score Richmond won a good match by 13 runs. R ichmond . First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. K. Borrowcs, c &b Oates 26 b Ilall ..........................25 Mr. A. Springett, 1 b w Car- ruther’s ......................... 15 Mr. J. Dunn, c Blakey, b Car­ ruthers ..........................8 Mr. J. S. Udal, c Carrutliers, b W a r d ................................. 31 Mr. W. Martyn, b Kaye .. .. 8 Mr. James, b K a y o ..................4 Mr. F. Shadwell, b Kaye .. 6 Mr. II. Hill, c Carruthers, b O a t e s ..................................4 Mr. J. Robertson, st Engleherdt b K aye................................. 2 Mr. R. E. Thomas, c Car­ ruthers, b Oates.................. 1 Mr. H. Ridley, not out .. .. 0 not o u t ..............................18 L-b 1, w 2 , ..........................8 L-b 1, ........................1 Total ..................I ll Total .. . . 3 9 W. C. Oates, b Thomas 21 J. L. Kaye,c Robertson b James ...................23 A. Carruthers, b James 8 W. Ward, c Dunn, b R ob ertson..................10 C.Tonge,b Thomas .. 14 D. Cotton,b Robertson 0 J. Forbes, b Dunn .. 8 Mr. R. Blakey, c Dunn, b Robertson .. . t 0 Mr. T. C. Hunt, b Robert son ..........................0 Mr. E. Eagelherdt not out 1 Mr. R. Hall, b Robertson 0 Byes 1 ,1-b 1, w 4, n-b 1 7 Total 93 ; P W C iP /iit : itixTai^ES-:fl0i^vTjre: w e e k M A Y . 10 At Oval, Surrey Colts V. Surbiton District 11 „ Lords, M.C.C. & G. v. Sussex „ „ Oval, Surrey Colts v. Reigate District ,, „ Cambridge, M.C.C. & G. v. University „ „ Frome, United XI. v. 22 of Frome „ „ Rugby, Rugby School v. Balliol Coll. Oxford „ „ Oxford, University Eleven v. Next Sixteen 12 „ Huntingdon, Town v. County „ „ Slioeburyness, lt.E. v. School Gunnery 13 „ Addiscombe, Blackheatli Morden V. Addiscombe „ „ Beckenham, Bickley Park v. Beckenham „ „ Clapton v. Woodford Wells „ „ Coopers Hill, Kensington Park v. I.0. E. College „ „ Eltham, Nondescripts v. Eltham „ „ Enfield, Bury (Lancashire) v. Enfield „ „ Esher, Esher v. Broadwater ,, „ Leeds, Gent, of York v. Leeds Clarence „ „ Mitcham, Surrey Colts v. Mitcham District „ „ Old Trafford, Manchester C. & G. v.Sefton C. & G. „ „ Tunbridge, Revellers v. Tunbridge School „ „ Twickenham, Orleans Club v. Richmond „ „ Willesden Green, Law Club v. Willesden „ „ Wimbledon, School v. Stoics ,, „ Wanstead Park, Nondescripts v. Wranstead Park „ „ Erith, City Ramblers v. Erith „ „ Crystal Palace, Crystal Palace V. Beckenham „ „ Putney, Hampstead v. Putney 15 „ Lords, M.C.C. & G. v. Lancashire „ „ Oval, Surrey Colts v. Cheam District „ „ Sheffield, Yorkshire v. Colts of County „ ,, Oxford, Australians v. Oxford University „ „ Chepstow, United XI. v. 22 of Chepstow „ „ Gravesend, Kent v. 18 Kent Colts >» ,> Uppingham, School v. C. Martineau’s Eleven „ „ Vincent Sq., Westminster Schl. v. Old Westminsters 16 ,, Cambridge, St. John’s v. Jesus „ „ Wormwood Scrubbs, Kensington Park v. Hampstead S ome good P erform ances w ith the B a l l .— On Monday afternoon in a match’at Cambridge botween Trinity College and Trinity Hall. C. Y. Willock, an old Wellingtonian, took four wickets with four consecutive balls. An over later with successive balls he got three more, the seven wickets having then cost two runs. For M.C.C. and Ground v. Middlesex Colts, Flowers got three wickets with three following balls, and the same feat was per­ formed for Surrey Colts v. 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