Cricket 1882

234 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a u g u s t 17 , issa. CASTLE v. KENSINGTON HIGH STREET. Played at the Eton and Middlesex Ground on Saturday, August 12, and ended in a victory for the Castle by 67 runs. C a stl e . C. Hutley, ran out .. .. 3 Taylor, run o u t.................1 F. G. Hazell, b Riches .. 19 C.H.Carter, 1b w, b Bennett 5 J. K. City, jun., b Bennett 41 W. R. Symonds, b Riches 3 R. K. Page, b Bennett .. 0 W. Fisk, b Bennett.. .. 34 A. J. Burke, not out .. 6 W. H. Sutton, b Riches.. 0 C. M. Hollyer, b Riches.. 1 B 10, w 3 .................13 Total .126 K en sin g to n H ig h S l r e e t . Bromley, ran out .. .. 18 Foster, b Hazell.................0 G. Whittle, c Hollyer, b Taylor ........................3 Southern, b Hazell .. .. 0 Riches, c Fisk, b Hazell .. 6 F. Barker, not out .. .. 8 Purseglove, c Burke, b ' H a z e ll........................6 Bennett, run out .. .. 9 Gibbs, b Hutley .. .. 4 Jaekson, b Hazell .. .. 0 A. N. Other, absent .. 0 B 3, w 2 .................5 Total . CLAPTON v. ORIEL. Played at Clapton on Saturday, August 12. C lapton . VV. Batty, 0 Smith, b W. Percival........................20 G. Henrie, b F. P. Percival 0 S. W. Gillard, b W. Per- f c iv a l............................. 19 J. H. Douglag , b F. P. Per­ cival ...........................63 C. T. Aveling, c Fastridge, b W.Percival.................. 12 E. Mast, lb w ,b F .P . Per­ cival ...........................36 C. D. Fastridge, b Douglas 14 W. R. Percival, b Batty .. 2 F. J. Percival, st City, b Batty ........................1 H. White, not out .. ..2 7 G. W. City, b F. J. Per­ cival ..............................2 M. J. Phelps, b F. J. Per­ cival .............................. 7 A. D. Parry, c and b W. Percival......................15 E. Winterbottom b F. J. Percival...................... 0 C. M. Tebbut, not out .. 3 B 10, w 4 ...............14 T o t a l ..............191 O r ie l . S. Raikes, c Parry, b Batty 5 F. P. Percival, not out .. 8 B ...............................1 Total 58 ||A. F. Smith, P. Briscoe, J. M. Percival, A. A. Percival, and F. Malti: klaltingley did not bat. SOMERSETSHIRE v. M.C.O. AND GROUND. Played at Taunton on Friday and Saturday. Drawn. M.C.C. W. Gunn, run out .. ..188 Wheeler,lb w,b Sainsby. 23 W. Hearn, run out-.. .. 91 F. Hearne, b Fothergill .. 80 E. O’Shaughnessy, b Roe 26 G. F. Hearne, c Reed, b R o e ...............................26 Mr. H. F. Reed, c Fother­ gill, b Roe ................ 19 Mr. E. Western,c Sainsby, b F othergill.................13 Price, b Winter................ 5 Mr. T. Hanbury, not out . 0 Mr. C. S. Pavey, c Sweet, b Winter........................2 Extras........................33 T o t a l................ 506 S o m e r se t sh ir e . Second Innings, c O’Shaughnessy, b F. H ea rn e................ 0 b O’Shaughnessy .. 16 run out....................... 8 c Reed, b Gunn.. .. 12 First Innings. Mr. W. H. Fowler, c O’Shaugh- nessy, b Pric#1 ...........................................139 Mr. E. Sainsby, b F. Hearne .. 13 Mr. S. C. Newton, bF. Hearne .. 0 Mr. W. N. Roe, c and b Price .. 43 Mr. W. Tate, c Wheeler, b P r ic e ...........................................0 b Gunn. Mr. F. W. Terry, c Price, b O’Shaughnessy....................... 22 Fothergill, c Hearne, b Price .. 5 Mr. C. F. Sweet, not out .. .. 19 Rev. F. Reed, ran out...................................... 11 Mr. W. W. Cookson, b Gunn .. 8 Mr. C. Winter, b O’Shaugh­ nessy ............................................................ 9 Extras ................................................... 17 19 not ou t........................77 not out....................... 19 Extras................ 12 Total. Total ..163 PENGE v. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS (CRYSTAL PALACE). Played at Penge on Saturday, July 29. F. G. Knott, b Wilson .. 33 W. H. Golds, c Denny, b Barnes ........................1 J. Roe, b Barnes.................1 W. H. Lunnon, run out .. 8 H. W. Dillon, b Barnes .. 0 E. J. Lunnon, c Evans, b W ils o n ........................27 P e n g e . S. Wright, b Denny .. .. 5 H. Blake, lb w , b Denny 8 F. Oldham, b Denny.. .. 0 Capt. Barchard, b Denny.. 0 C. Hilder, not out .. .. 4 B 3 ,1-b 1, w 5 .. .. 9 T o t a l .................. 101 S chool o f E n g in eers . T. Denny, b Lunnon J. Partridge, ran out M. R. Duff, b Oldham H. Bortin, b Oldham S. Bames, b Oldham H. Dj-mond, b Lunnon J. Wilson, c Oldham, W rig h t................ 15 5 0 1 0 0 S. Evans, c Hilder, b L nnnon........................10 K. Torr, b Wright .. .. 6 W. Jones, b Wright.. .. 4 Pratt, not o u t ................ 3 B 4,1-b 1, w 2 .. .. 7 Total ................ g CRESCENT v. DENMARK PLACE. Played at Peckham Rye on Saturday, August 12. Won by the D.P.C.C. by 46 runs, i ’or the winners, Messrs. Kettle and F. Cross played good cricket, F. Cross trundling exceedingly well. C r e sc e n t . Beal b Cross .. . 7 W. King, c Dean, b E. Guy, b Cross .. . 0 Johnson ....................... 9 A. Taplin, b Cross .. . 2 Crompton, b E. Johnson 0 Griffin, run out . 0 Brown, not out................. 3 Martin, b Cross.............. . 16 F. Taplin, b Cross .. 0 Water, c Dean, b Cross . 1 Extras....................... 6 Wood, c Kettle, b Cross . 0 Total .. .. .. 44 D en m ark P lace . Knott, b Beal .. . 1 A. Johnson, b Griffin 0 E. Johnson, b King.. . 8 W. Conquest, b W. King 2 F. Kettle, cand b Wood . 20 Dean, b Taplin................ 1 W. Thomas, b King.. . 14 H. Cross, not out .. 3 Parker, c and b King.. . 0 Extras....................... 11 F. Cross,b Griffin . 20 — Heard, c Beal, b Griffin . 10 T o ta l................ 90 DEVONSHIRE PARK v. BEXLEY. Played at Devonshire Park on August 11 and 12. J. Shuter, c Hetley, b J. A ste ...............................132 S. W. Cattley, b Hickley .. 6 T. Ashdown, b Hickley .. 0 E. C. Friend, c Bray, b H ick ley ....................... 28 P. A. Newton, c and b Aste W. W. Mann, c Dorman, b Aste ............................... 18 C. A. Brown, c Francis, b Brav ........................35 H. Whatton, b Aste .. 6 W. Ii. Spreckley, not out 30 S. F. Jackson, b Aste .. 17 R. L. Devonshire, b Aste 1 R. S. Lambert, c Francis, b A s t e ....................... 11 B 4 ,1-b 6, n b 1 .. 11 Total D e v o n sh ire P ar k . First Innings. A. S. Francis, c Shuter, b Brown 30 W. A. Soames, b Jackson .. .. 54 F. Stokes, c Cattley, b Brown .. 0 C. Mitchell, c Lambert,b Cattley 36 C. L. Hickley, b Brown .. .. 14 J. Aste, c Shuter, b Cattley.. .. 3 H. Hetley, b Brown .............26 E. Bray, not o u t ......................0 C. H. Dorman, b Brown .. .. 13 H. Greenhill, b Jackson .. .. 18 A. Freeland,c Ashdown,b Jackson 5 R. F. Bristow, b Brown .. .. 0 B 9 ,1-b 4, w 1.....................14 Second Innings, e Lambert, b Brown.. 0 1) Jackson................. 151 1) Jackson................. 108 c Lambert, b Cattley 33 c Whatton, b Jackson 16 b C attley.....................7 c Mann, b Cattley .. 2 not out. .....................0 c Ashdown, b Cattley 17 st Shuter, b Cattley.. 0 c and b Jackson.. .. 11 run out.........................*3 B 21,1-b 5,w6,n b 1 33 Total. .213 Total .. .381 BROADWATER v. WELLINGTON WAN- DERERS. Played at Broadwater on Thursday, August 10. B ro ad w ater . S. Akroyd, c Chambers, b C.G. Betham, b Street . 0 Street ........................ 67 E. Honey, b Street .. . 3 T. C. O’Brien, b Street .. 59 C. Fairtlough, b Street . 31 A. C. Cattley, c and b J. E. Sparkes, b Street . 25 Street ........................ 17 B. Marshall, not out . 4 IT. D. Robson, b Street .. 5 B 19,1-b 9, w 1 .. . 29 W. D. Marshall, c Mit— chell, b Street .. 7 Total .. .. 246 F. P. Harrison, b Street.. 0 W e llin g ton W' a n d e r e r s . First Innings. M. Marshall, b O’Brien .. .. 23 A. Chambers, run o u t................ 15 W. G. Mitchell, b A. C. Cattley .. 2 Sparkes, ; Honey, A. H. Browne, O’Brien W. F. Stafford, O’Brien Captain Dacres, c Betham, Cattley.....................................3 B. S. Cave, b C attley...............1 Street, c Sparkes, b Cattley .. 5 H. Steele, not out ............... 6 Rev. R. Lewellyn, c and b O’Brien................................... 10 H. Shearburn, b O’Brien .. .. 0 B .................................... 4 Second Innings. b 0:B r ie n ...............14 not out......................6 c Sparkes, b Fairt- lough ...............41 c Cattley, b Betham .. 1 b W» Marshall .. .. 7 c and b Betham B 12,1-b 4, n b 1. 17 Total. 79 Total 87 JEOLIAN v. NON.-COMS. R A . Played at Woolwich on Saturday, August 5. j E olian s . J. R. Pearse, c Bilton, b Atkinson.........................105 R. Heasman, b Bilton .. 12 J. Johnson, b Golds­ worthy ...........................19 W. Morris, c and b Rooke 6 H. L. Bailey, b Rooke .. 3 E. J. Heasman, c Poison, b Goldsworthy .. .. 5 B. L. Gardiner, 1 b w, b Goldsworthy................ W. Robin8on,b Atkinson. F. Allen, b Atkinson.. .. R. Acres, not out .. H. J. Henley, b Poison .. B 4, 1-b 8 ................ Total 0 0 6 . 4 . 0 . 12 .172 N on .-C om s . Bilton, b E. J. Heasman 0 Rooke, b Johnson .. .. 0 Pilkes, c Pearse, b Morris 17 Goldsworthy, c and b Pearse ........................4 Poison, b Johnson .. .. 19 Atkinson, c and b Pearse. 3 Gooding, b Morris .. .. 7 Edmonds, c and b Pearse 11 Travers, c Heasman, b Morris ....................... 2 Bowler, run out................3 Keen,not o u t ................ 3 B 10,1-b 2 ................ 12 Total 81 MIDDLESEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. This match, the first of the Cheltenham week, instituted four years ago by Mr. James Lillywhite, of that town, was concluded yesterday on the Col­ lege Ground. Both sides were strong in batting, but the scoring was not quite up to the average of previous years. Gloucestershire had the best of the wicket in winning the toss, but, with the ex­ ception of Midwinter, none of the eleven played up to their reputation, and the result was a rather dis­ appointing score of 144. Mr. Pearson was one of the principal contributors for Middlesex, and his 53 was the best if not the highest innings on the side. Mr. W. G. Grace, who had to be content with nine runs in the first innings, was finely caught at the wicket from the first ball delivered in the second. His brother 4 E. M., and Messrs. Mo­ berly and Gilbert tried hard to make the game bear a favourable aspect for Gloucestershire, but the wicket at times played very queerly, and the Mid­ dlesex fielding was so exceptionally good that run- getting was difficult, the catches which dismissed Mr. E. M. Grace and Midwinter being particularly fine. On going in yesterday with 93 to win, Messrs. Walker and Webbe hit freely, and the number wero got for the loss of two wickets. Gloucestershire had consequently to suffer another defeat by eight wickets. Score and analyses :— G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c A. Lyttelton, c A. Lyttelton, b C. T. b C. T. Studd ....................... 9 Studd ..........0 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Webbe, b Burton.....................................20 c Webbe, b C. T. Studd 87 Mr. F. Townsend, b Tuke .. .. 14 cG .B . Studd, b Tuke 14 Midwinter, c A. Lyttelton, b Tuke 44 c G. B. Studd, b C. T. Studd .24 Mr.W. O. Moberly, b Burton .. 1 c Webbe,b C. T. Studd 34 Mr. J. Cranston, c Vernon, b C. T. Studd .............................. 19 c Webbe, b C. T. Studd 7 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Tuke, b O. T. Studd ...............................7 b Tuke .. .. .. .. 81 Mr. W. W. Pullen, b C. T. Studd 1 not out.... ;. 15 Mr. E. Peake, run out .. .. .. 19 c and b C. T. Studd .. 5 Wool, b Tuke...............................4 c Pearson, b C. T. Studd .. .. .. 0 Mr. J. A. Bush, net out .. .. 0 c G. B. Studd, b C.T, Studd .3 B .. ...............................6 B3,1-b 3 . . . . 6 Total.............................144 Total .. ..176 M id d le se x . Hon. A. Lyttelton, c Townsend, b W. Grace . 8 Mr. G. B. Studd, c W. G. Grace, b Gilbert .. .. 57 Mr. C. F. H. Leslie, c Woof, b Gilbert .. .. 28 Mr. C. T. Studd, c Towns­ end, b W. G. Grace .. 27 Mr. T. S. Pearson, b W. G. Gruce .. ., .. .. 53 Hon. E. Lyttelton, b W. G. Grace........................16 First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, b Mid­ winter ....................... 10 Mr. G. F.Vemon,c Towns­ end, b Midwinter.. .. 16 Mr. I. D. Walker, not out 7 Burton, c E. M. Grace, b W. G. Grace................ 0 Mr. C. M. Tuke, b Mid­ winter . . . . . . . . 2 B 2 ,1-b 3 ................ 5 Total In the cecond innings, Walker (c Cranston, b Gilbert) scored 41, Webbe (not out) 43, A. Lyttelton (b Peake) 4, E. Lyttelton (not out) 4; b 1, w 1 total, 94,