Cricket 1882

232 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a u g u s t 17, i m . RICHMOND v. HARROW BLUES. Played at Richmond on Wednesday, August 9. R ich m on d . First Innings. E. Anderton, c Leaf, b Hewett ....................... 7 A. Bunn, c Leaf,b Colbeck 22 C. M. Tuke, b Colbe«k .. 12 E. A. James, st Leaf, b Greatorex..................... 24 A. Springett, st Leaf, b Colbeck .....................10 F. B. Shadwell, c Bowen, b G reatorex..............................1 In the second innings E. Anderton scored (not out) 4, C. M. Tuke (b Colbeck) 49, A. Springett (not out) 8, W. Furze (c Orr, b Parr) 15; b 3 ,1-b 1; total, 80. R. E. Yerburgh, c sub, b Greatorex .................19 W. Furze, b Greatorex .. 0 W. H. Ingram, b Colbeck 24 R. E. S. Thomas, c Leaf, b Colbeek .................1 Bexon (sub), not out .. 12 L-b 1 ........................1 Total .. H arrow A. C. Tosswell, b Tuke .. 0 H . Leaf, c Ingram, b Tuke 54 C. C. Parr, et Anderton, b Shadwell........................15 • T. Greatorex, b Tuke .. 5 H. T. Hewett, b Tuke .. 22 C. Colbeck, b Shadwell .. 2 J. Lewis, c and b Shadwell 0 B lu es . H.O. Davidson, c Thomas, b Shadwell................. E. E. Bowen, c James, b Shadwell .. H. H. Orr, b Tuke .. A. Tuke (sub), not out . B 9 ,1-b 5 .............. Total . GREVILLE T. OLD BUXTONIANS. played at Upton Park on Saturday, August 12. G r e v il l e . J. H. French, b A. Davis 0 E. Davies, b A. Davis .. 9 J. Brockbank, c Davis, b Spencer........................18 E. Lee, b Spencer .. .. 9 B. Warsop, c Buucombc, b Spencer........................0 A. O. Breeds, b A. Davis.. 0 N. B. Beete, c A. Davis, b Spencer........................4 H. Gregory, not out .. .. 27 C. Hart, b Spencer .. .. 0 W. Gander, b Spencer .. 2 H. Carswell, b Buncombe.. 9 B12, n b l .................13 T o t a l .................91 O ld B u xtonians C. Sharpe, b Broeds.. .. 13 H. T. Spencer, b Lee .. 0 C. Muir, b Breeds .. .. 0 T. Buncombe, b Lee .. 6 A. Davis, run out .. .. 5 W. Davis, run out .. .. 4 Thompson, st Carswell, b Leo .. ........................6 W. Baker, c French, b Leo 5 J. Macaire, c and b Breeds ........................1 Tims, absent .................0 Hughes, not out................ 1 B ...............................8 Total 44 E M E R IT I IR ISH TO U R . W The club was very weakly represented, five of the best men being prevented by accidents and the war in Egypt from taking part in the tour. The visit to Belfast had also to be given up the present season. The three matches played were favoured with the finest weather, and the wickets were good, but fielding on the Phoenix Club Ground continu­ ally necessitated jumping over the enclosure railings. A very strong eleven of the Phcenix had everything their own w ay; but in their last match, the Emeriti turned the tables on the Civil Service, while their match with the U.L.Y.C. ended in an ex­ citing finish. Six of the Emeriti were run out in the two innings, otherwise a defeat by 16 runs would have been an easy victory. Notwithstanding their weakness, the Emeriti team met with every hospitality, and thoroughly enjoyed the week’s cricket. EMERITI v. PHCENIX. Played at Dublin on August 7 and 8 . E m e r it i . First Innings. A. S. Hussey, b Hamilton .. .. 11 G. Keating, b Hamilton .. .. 0 F. M. Killion, b Barry................ 10 F. E . Cuming, b Hamilton.. .. 7 A. J. Russell, b Hamiltom .. .. 0 E. Fogarty, b Barry ................ 3 J. P. Munster, b Barry .. .. 4 J. Scully, b Hamilton................ 1 H. J. Roche:b Hamilton .. .. 1 R. A. Grrdwell, not out .. .. 0 F. Maitland, a b s e n t................0 B 11, 1-b 1, n b I ...................... 13 ?ota].. ,, " i. 60 Second Innings. b Barry....................26 c and b Barry .. .. 13 b Hamilton.............29 not out....................12 b Hamilton..............0 c and b Hamilton .. 0 b Hamilton., ., .. 2 b Barry..................... 3 absent.....................0 b Hamilton..............8 e N. Hone, b “ Tom- bey ” ................ .. 10 B 6,1-b 2 .. .. 8 Total ..106 A. “ Cranston,” b Roche .. 14 W. Hone, jun., c Scully, b H u ssey ....................... 126 C. D. Barry, b Roche .. 12 Rev. J. Creed, b Roche .. 0 H. Hamilton, e Killion, b Munster........................23 W. Hone, sen., c Killion, b Munster....................... 46 J. “ Browne,” run out . .102 Captain Ward (37th), b H u ssey......................10 T. “ Tombey^’ b Cuming.. 18 H. Gore, c Fogarty, b C um ing......................0 N. Hone, not out .. .. 5 B 13,1-b 2 .............. 15 Total .371 THE EMERITI v. TRINITY COLLEGE LONG VACATION CLUB. Played at Dublin on August 9 and 10. First Innings. L ong V acation C lu b . Second Innings. W. Cranston, b Scully................ 9 9 J. P. Maxwell, c and b Scully .. 5 20 J. M. Maxwell, c sub, b Scully .. 0 2 W. D. Hamilton, c Killion, b H ynes...................................... 8 7 A. Hamilton, b Hynes .. 8 c Russell, b Scully .. 18 N. Hone, c Hussey, b Hynes .. 23 o Killion, b Scully .. 8 R. Maitland, c Killion, b Scully.. 6 c Killion, b Scully .. 7 J. T. Maxwell, 1bw, b Hynes .. 1 o Killion, b Scully .. 2 F. W. Maunsell, not out .. 5 8 J. N. Lombard, o Killion, b Scully...................................... 4 b Scully .. .. .» 8 8 c Dillon, b Scully 0 B 5 ,1-b 3, w 1........................ 9 B 3 ,1-b 2, w 2 .. 7 Total.............................. 76 Total .. .. 86 E m e r it i . First Innings. Second Innings. 8 b W. D. Hamilton .. 2 5 8 J. W. Hynes, b A. Hamilton 2 c Lombard, b A.Hamil- t o n ........................ 0 A. S. Hussey, run out................ 37 b A. Hamilton .. 8 F. E. Cuming,b A. Hamilton .. 0 c and b W. D. Hamil- 4 G. Keating, c W. D. Hamilton, b A. Hamilton ........................ 0 2 J. A. Scully, c Blood, b J. M. Maxwell ............................... 16 b W. D. Hamilton .. 6 J. P. Munster, e and b W. D. H am ilton............................... 10 b W. D. Hamilton •. 21 A. J. Russell, b W. D. Hamilton 1 2 R. A. Giadwell, b W. D. Hamil­ ton ............................................ 2 b W. D. Hamilton .. 8 E. Fogarty, not out .. .. .. 0 0 9 B 3,1-b 1 .. .. 4 Total............................... 90 Total .. .. 55 EMERITI v. CIVIL SERVICE. Played at Dublin on August 11 and 12. F. M. Killion, b Bourke .. 66 J. M. Maxwell, b Bourko.. 38 A. S. Hussey, c Bourke, b ' Newell ........................11 J. A. Scully, c Chance, b Newell .. .. .. .. 9 F. E. Cuming, o Williams, b Newell................ .. 21 J. P. Munster, run out .. 29 C iv il S e r v ic e . First Innings. P. A. Chance, c Killion, Cuming ....................... J. M. Bourke, run out.. G. Keating, b Newell W. J. Chadwick, 1b w, 1 Gibbs ....................... W. Butler, b Baynham ., A. J. Russell, not out.. . R. A. Gradwell,b Newell. B 13,1-b 6 .............. . 27 Total .242 Second Innings. 40 2 F. Henston, c Cuming, b Scully 9 J. K. Prior, run out .................6 F. Tydd, b Scully.............. E. G. Newell, c Munster, b Scully 2 W. Williams, c Cuming, b Mun- ster .............................. K. H. Gibbs, st Killion, b Mun ster ............................. G. F. Fitzgerald, not out . B. Baynham, b Chadwick . W. M. Leaver, run out.. . L-b 3............................. Total.............................. 95 c Maxwell, b Keating 17 1b w, b Chadwick .. 4 c Cuming, b Scully 13 b Maxwell................ 0 st Killion, b Maxwell 12 st Killion, b Maxwell 1 5 not out....................... 30 runout................ ,, 0 b Maxwell . f .. .. 0 run out....................... 8 1b w, b Chadwick .. 0 B 1, 1-b4, w 2 .. 7 Total .. .. a2 SOUTH WALES v. WILTSHIRE. Played at Cardiff August 11 and 12, resulting in a draw in favour of South Wales. C. P. Lewis won the toss, and with his team kept tho wickets until some forty minutes to time, 810 being the tota The visitors in a bad light lost five wickets for that evening. On Saturday Wiltshire showed better, and gopd batting was shown by Haggajc} C. Batson, and Potter. Tho wicket was a grand one, and sorely taxed the Wilts bowling, Lewis, David, and J. P. Jones playing fine innings. S ou th W a l e s . Mr. F. Dickenson, b Potter 23 Mr. J. Carver, b Lidderdale 7 Mr. C. P. Lewis, c Adams, b Batson........................45 Mr. E. A. David, b Batson 42 Mr. D. R. Thomas, b Lid­ derdale ........................12 Mr. W. Morgan, o Thring, b Potter........................6 Mr. E. W. Jones, c Bat­ son, b Adams .. .. 38 Mr. E. “ Wales,” run out 19 Mr. J. P. Jones, run out.. 61 Mr.L. Y. Richards, c Roff, b Lidderdale................ 10 Mr. E. Curre, not out .. 27 B 18,1-b 1, w 1.. ..2 0 Total .310 W il t s h ir e . First Innings. Potter, b Lewis ........................0 Mr. H. Pakeman, b Lewis Mr. F. C. Batson, b Lewis .. Mr. W. G. Roff, b Lewis .. Mr. L. T. Haydon, run out Haggard, b Lewis........................ Mr. H. Adams, c Thomas, b Dick­ enson ..................................... Mr. V. Head, c “ Wales,” bE. W. Jones ...................................... Mr. L. C. R. Thring, o and b Dickenson.............................. Dr. J. Lidderdale, b Dickenson.. Mr. W. S. Bambridge, not out .. B 3,1-b 8 ............................... Total. , 78 Seoond Innings. not out........................36 b Lewis .................2 b Lewis .................55 b E. W. Jones .. .. 3 not out........................58 b Dickenson .. .. 11 b Dickenson .. .. 4 c Thomas, b Dicken­ son ........................12 1b w, b Dickenson .. 0 B 6 ,1-b 2 .. .. 8 Total .. ..189 DEVONSHIRE PARK v. ROSSALL RANGERS. Played at Devonshire Park on August 23. D evon sh ire P a r k . First Innings. R. Rogers, b R og ers.................0 A. F. J. Ford, b Rogers .. .. 4 H. Bourdillon, st Rawson, b Robertson...............................3 A. C. Scott, b Robertson .. .. 1 H. Whatton, b Robertson .. .. 11 W. A. Soames, b Robertson .. 6 A. T. Hurst, c Wright, b Robert­ son.............................................0 F. Swinstead, c Hutton, b Rogers 12 C. H. Hayman, b Rogers .. .. 4 R. Parker, not out........................4 Henderson, b R ogers................ 0 E. Uylatt, absent........................0 B ......................................1 Second Innings, c Robinson, b Robert­ son ........................8 b Robertson .. ..115 c Rawson, b Rogers .. 25 c and b Robertson .. 13 not out........................26 b Rogers .. .. .. 37 b Rogers .................12 c Rawson, b Robert­ son ....................... 2 b Rogers ................ 1 c Wilson, b Robertson 8 b Rogers .................0 b Rogers .................4 B 9, 1-b 4, w 1 .. 14 Total. Total R o ssall R an g ers . N. B. Robinson, b Swin­ stead .............................. 12 E. S. Norris, c sub, b Hurst ........................25 F. Robertson, c Rogers, b Ford...............................27 C. P. Wilson, b Hayman.. 16 F. W. Wright, b Hurst .. 18 A. Knowles, c Rogers, b Hurst ........................2 C. G. Hulton, c Bourdillon, b H u rst....................... 4 J. F. Wright, run out .. 13 H. S. Rawson, c Hender­ son, b F o r d ................ 11 F. W. Stone, run out .. 8 R. Rogers, b Ford .. .. 12 Hollins, notout.................9 B 6 ,1-b 6, w 5.............17 Total .174 In the second innings N. B. Robinson (c Scott, b Ford) scored 26, E. S. Norris (c Soames, b Ford) 23, F. Robertson (b Hurst) 17, C.P. Wilson (not out) 51, F. W. Wright (not out) 14; b 7,1-b 1, w 3 ; total, 142. LANCASHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. A second defeat awaited the Somersetshire eleven in this return match played at Taunton on Monday and Tuesday. They were much better represented than on the first meeting at Manchester, but they were not strong enough for such a team as that of Lancashire, even with Mr. A. G. Steel away. Mr. P. Taylor, who.has played little for Lancashire this season, was the only batsman who made any long stay, and they were cheaply got rid of for a total of 178, a result chiefly due to the effective bowling of Mr. Evans, who took six wickets for 75 runs. In their first innings, Somersetshire only made a very poor show, and they had to follow on in a minority of 104, Barlow doing an exceptional piece of bowling with four wickets for seven runs, When they went in a second time, Mr. Newton played good steady cricket, and Messrs. Ramsay and Roe hit freely, They weretfyjg enabled tQpvit their opponents in