Cricket 1882

220 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. a u g u s t io, i m . •••rP^I\CIP/IL;vFI?CTURK.S:FORvT}IE:WEEK-> A U G U S T . 10 At Oval, Anptralians v Players of England Clifton, Gloucestershire v Lancashire ,, Cardiff, M.C.C. and Ground v South Wales 11 Lord’s, M.C.C. and Ground v Hertfordshire „ Taunton, M.C.C. and Ground ' Somersetshire 14 Lord’s, M.C.C. aud Ground v Rutlandshire „ Taunton, Somersetshire v Lancashire „ Derby, Australians ▼North of England „ Cheltenham, Gloucestershire v Middlesex „ Brighton, Sussex v Yorkshire ,, Bath, M.C.C. and Ground v Lansdown Club „ Reigate, M.C.C. and Ground vReigate and District 16 Eastbourne, M.C.C. and Ground v Eastbourne „ Reigate, Gentlemen of Surrey v Reigate and District R o y a l E n stn ee rs v. I Zin’gaut.— Played at Chatham on Friday and Saturday. X Z. won by an innings and 139 runs. I Z., 343 (R. A. Banna- tine 111, not out, C. C. Clarke 102) ; R .E ., 115 and t>9. L ord s ahd Commons t . W ild ir n e s s e . — This annual match was played on Saturday in Wilder- nesse Park, Sevenonks, the seat of Sir Charles H. Mills,Bart., M.P. Wildernesse, 232(A. F.Kemp, 106 ; Lords and Commons, 61 and 132 for eight wiokets. N orfolk v. M.C.C. and G round . —The second annual week was brought to a successful conclu­ sion at Norwich on Saturday. Norfolk beat M.C.C. by 50 runs. Norfolk, 138 and 165 (L. K. Jarvis 42 and 75) ; M.C.C., 126 and 119 (G. B. Studd, 2 and 51). G ood B owling P erformances . —On July 29, W. Lambert, in a match on the Kilburn Ground, bowled six overs and four balls for three runs and eight wickets. He ac«omplished the hat trick. Five wickets were down for no runs, and the remainder only made seven. For Sefton Club v. Birkenhead T. Evans bowled 22 overs and three balls for 12 runs and eight wickets. G. Bird two overs for no runs and three wickets. The H arrow Wanderers Todr. —The conclusion of the match with Lascelles Hall on Saturday brought the tour of the Wanderers to a close. Lascelles Hall scored 265 (E. T. Hirst 156) and 257; the Wanderers 218. In the second innings of Lascelles H. Lockwood and Lum bputon 101 runs for the first wicket. During the fortnight six matches were played— one won, three drawn, one lost, and the other—the one-day engagement at Malton—terminating in a tie on the first innings. Mr. Henery headed the batting averages with 24.1, Mr. Webbe came next with 19.4, Mr. Paravieini third with 13.5, and Mr. Lucas fourth with 11. Mr. Webbe was the most successful bowler, taking 19 wickets, with an average of 8.12 ; Mr. Walker took 35, at an average of 11.7; and Mr. Lawson-Smith 20, averaging 17 . 12 . A U S T R A L I A v. PLAYERS of ENGLAND AUGUST 10, 11, and 12. SU R R E Y CLUB HOUSE , K ENN INGTON OVAL. Members and Visitors are respectfully invited to take a copy (gratis) of the “ Caterer’s Directions,’ which will be handed to them by a Commissionaire inside the turnstiles. This will prevent confusion and disappointment at Lunoheon time, and givt every information when, where, and how to get Refreshments. EDWARD J. COOK, ., Manager for tbit Caterers. Augmt 16,1882. BRILLS SEA SALT Should be used by all CRICKETERS and ATHLETES . It braces and refreshes, and is invaluable for SPRAINS and STRAINS. lid. PER BATH. O F A L L C H E M I S T S , E T C . A U S T R A L I A KENNINGTON OVAL, Aug. 10, 11, and 12. Admission rto the Ground, One Shilling. Uncovered Stand 5s., Covered 10s. No Carriages Admitted. AUGUST 28, 29 , 30— ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA- CRICKET CALENDAR 1 8 8 3 . A . D lA F (Y FOR TH E $ E A £ 0 J^. Containing— ALL, PR INC IPAL MATCHES, W ith R oom for Insertion o f Own En gage­ ments, Batting and Bow ling Records, Memoranda, &c. NOW READY, PRICE SIXPENCE C K I C K E T P R E S S . 17, P A T E R N O S T E R S Q U A R E , LONDON, E.C. SURREY V . LANCASHI RE . K ENN ING TON OVAL . August 21, 22, and 23. Admission to the Ground, Sixpence. RAVENSBOURNE CRICKET AND ATHLETIC CLUB S P O R T S SATURDAY, AUGUST igth, 1882 . On the Cricket Ground (three minutes from Ladywell Station). OPEN EVENTS . 100 Yards, Handicapper ... J. H. A. Reay, Esq’ 440 „ „ ... ,, »» 1 Mile Flat, Handicapper ........... T. Shore, Esq. 1£ Mile Walking, Handicapper ... J. E. Dixon, Esq. 1 Mile Bicycle, Handicapper, G. P. Coleman, Esq. (B.U. Forms.) THREE PR IZES EACH EVENT. Entries close August 12th. (Fee 2/6 each.) Entry Forms of the Hon. Sec., J as . G owans , 2, Park Villas, Venner Road, Sydenham. D E V O N S H I R E P A R K , EASTBOURNE, Annual Amateur Athletic Sports. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1882. F IVE OPEN EVENTS. BICYCLE RACE.—Two Miles (Open Handicap). First Prize, a Silver Cup, value £10 10s.; Second, value £3 3s. TRICYCLE RACE.—One Mile (Open Handicap). First Prize, value £5 5s.; Second, value £ 1 1 1 s. 6 d. ONE MILE RACE.— (Open Handicap). First Priie, value £ 6 0s.; Second, value £2 2s. HALF-MILE RACE.—(Open Handicap). First Prize, value £4 4 s.; Second, value £1 1. QUARTER-MILE RACE.—(OpenHandicap). First Prize, value £3 3s. ; Second, value £1 Is. ENTRANCE 2i. 6d. EACH EVENT. Entries Cloue to the Secretary, at the Park, on Tuesday, Aug. lo Lawn Tennis Tournament D evonshire P ark , E astbourne . Aug. 28, 1882 , & following Days- G e n t l e m e n ’ s S in g l e s ( O p e n ), FIRST PRIZE value 3 0 guineas. Gentlemen's Singles (Handicap), FIRST PRIZE value 2 0 guineas. The above Prizes are given by the Devonshire Fark Company. The whole of the Entrance Money will be expended in Second and other Prizes. Entrance for each event, 10/6. Full particulars 6n application to THUS, HtfLMAN, SEC. Printout by W. B. Warojrr for tin Proprietor, O. W. 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