Cricket 1882

246 C r ic k e t ; a 'W e e k l y record of th e g am e . AUGtrSX 24, 1882. ► £ C 0 I ^ E g P 0 p E N C E ^ kVe are not responsible for the opinions expressed by onr cor­ respondents. No communications can be inserted unless they bear the name and address of the writer, as a proof of good faith, not necessarily for publication. ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA. TO TH E EDITOR OF “ CRICK ET.” S ir ,— As the question of the selection of the ileven to represent England against Australia will toon be under discussion, I beg to suggest an eleven vhich would be in every way well calculated to sustain the honour of England—Messrs. W. G. jrrace, C. T. Studd, A. P. Lucas, A. N. Hornby, A. j. Steel, E. F. S. Tylecote, W. H. Patterson, with Peate, Read, Barlow, and Morley. I have only named those men who have done Darticularly well against the Australians, and I should think no one would deny that it would be a •emarkably strong batting side, and it is also by no neans weak in bowling, including as it does no less ;han seven good bowlers in Peate, Barlow, Morley, jrace, Steel, Studd, and Lucas.—Yours truly, J ohn B ull . ^ T } I E : g C 0 ^ E v B 0 0 K ^ [Continued.) LAUSANNE v. HOME PARK. Played in the Home Park, Windsor, on Monday, August 7. L ausan ne . J. Faulkner, b Jobb .. .. 51 S. Lloyd-Jones, b Boving- t o n ...............................87 J. S. Walker, lb w,b Bov- ingt-cn ........................1 E. B. Bocquet, b Boving- t o n ...............................10 H. H. Hyslop, 1 b w, b A. Robins ................ 5 M. T. La Thangue, b Bov- ington ........................0 H.B. Cullerne, stS.Robins, b A. R o b in s ................ 15 Robertson, b Bovington.. 6 J. B. Meers, b Bovington . 5 C. W. Trtgg, not out.. .. 5 S. W. Marsden,c Norris, b A. Robins.......................1 B 6 ,1-b 2 ........8 Total .144 A. G. Robins, run out .. 0 II. Peters, b Jones .. .. 0 Dr. Norris, b Marsden .. 50 C. A. Harvey, b Marsden . 1 A. Jobb, c Hyslop, b Mars­ den ...............................11 Bovington, b Tagg .. .. 4 S. T. Robins, b Tagg .. 1 H om e P a r k . W. Hollins, b Marsden .. Rev. S. Hayward, not out J. Cooper, b Marsden H. Field, st Hyslop, b Bocquet....................... B 4 ,1-b 3 ................. T otal................ 81 In the second innings A. G. Robins scored (b Jones) 16, Peters (b Jones) 0, Harvey (not out) 0, Jobb (not out) 10, Rev. S. Hayward (b Faulkner) 22 ; b 1, w 1 ; total, 50. LAUSANNE y. CLAPHAM. (S econd E levens .) Played at Dulwich on August 12. BROADWATER v. ESHER. Played at Broadwater on Saturday, August 12. B r o a d w a te r . F( . O’Brien, b G. Mar- tineau ........................13 h F. Leese, c Mellersh, b G. Martineau................ 11 t. Bannatine, c Bovill, b C. Martineau................43 V. G. Mitchell, c Keen, b C. Martineau................28 V. F. Stafford, b Bowler.. 23 i. Marshall, b Bovill .. 16 R. Bovill, c Clarke, b Bowler ........................5 W. D. Marshall, notout.. 10 C. Fairtlough, b BoWler .. 8 B. Marshall,run out.. .. 0 Holden, c H. Gillard, b C. Martineau ................ 10 B 9 ,1-b 4 .................13 T o t a l................ 180 E sh e r . First Innings. Second Innings. iowler, b M. Marshall.. .. 3 not out........................ 5 CMartin )au, 1) M. Marshall .. o run out........................ 18 I. C. Clarke, b Holden.. .. b H o ld e n ................. 18 A Bovill, b Holden .. .. 6 run out........................ 5 J. G. Trollope, run out .. 3 c Mitchell, h Banna­ tine ........................ 5 h Martineau, b Holden .. 12 cMarshall, bHolden.. 2 C. Bird, b Holden .. 4 b Holden ................ 0 I. Simmonds, b Holden .. .. 0 £G. Keen, b Holden .. .. 0 b M. Marshall .. 0 9 D. Mellersh, b Holden .. . 0 not out........................ 8 if Gillard, not out .. 1 c O’Brien, b Bovill .. 4 B 1 3 ............................... 13 B 7 ,1-b 2, w 1 11 Total....................... . 75 Total .. .. 70 BROADWATER v. KINGSTON HILL, ‘layed at Kingston Hill on Wednesday, August 16. K in g ston H il l . A.Hay-Cooper c Stafford, b Luck ........................19 & D. Hodgson, b Mellersh 78 tt J. Inglis, absent .. .. 0 Tf'k. K. Campbell, c Sim- monds, b Luck .. .. 0 i. G. Dutton, c Marshall, b Holden....................... 42 JjXCharrington, b Holden 1 J. W. Reeves, b Holden C. Hugonin, b Holden .. A. Godwin Austin, b Luck A.W.Reeves, c Simmonds, b L u c k ........................ H. C. Paice, not out B 7 ,1-b 3, w 2 .. .. T otal.................162 B r o a d w a te r . JiMarshall, c Hay-Cooper, b Reeves.....................21 lev. A. Simmonds, Hugonin, b Reeves tev. H. H. Gillett, Hugonin, b Reeves .. 21 [olden, b Reeves .. .. 20 ECShearburn, b Hodgson 26 TB. Mellersh, c Reeves, b Campbell.....................77 24 W. F. Stafford, c Camp­ bell, b Paice................ 1 C. Fairtlough, c Camp­ bell, b Hugonin .. .. 0 E. Wigram, b Dutton .. 5 R. W. Maude, not out .. 5 L. Luck, b Campbell .. 1 B 7 ,1-b 1, w 5 .. ..1 3 Total .214 J. Faulkner, c M‘Arthur, b Chaffey........................10 J. S. Walker, b Chaffey .. 67 S. Lloyd-Jones, b J. M*Ar­ thur ...............................88 M. T. La Thangue, b M’Ar- thur...............................25 C. Hodder, b Bate .. .. 56 H. B. Cullerne, b Bate .. 33 L au san ne . .. 20 A. J. Greenop, not out J. Wilson, 1 b w, b Bate 0 A. Clarke, b Bate .. .. 0 W. C. Greenop, jun.bBate 1 H. S. Johnstone, not out. 2 B 9 ,1-b 5, w 2 .. ..1 6 Total .266 Clapham did not bat. MR. H. T. BROOKS’S ELEVEN v. MR. F. J. RICHARDSON’S ELEVEN. Played at Dorking on August 9. M r . B rooks ’ s E l e v e n . First Innings. P.M.Walters.c Cornwallis, b L u cas....................5 G. E. Barnes, run out .. 16 F. Webber, b Lucas.. .. 0 A. M. Walters, 1 b w, b C attley........................1 R. Brooks, c Meredith, b Lucas .....................17 C. J. Noad, c Cornwallis, b|' C attley........................ 0 H. M. Walters, c Mere­ dith, b Cornwallis.. .. 9 H. T. Brooks, b Bndd .. 0 J. ri. Walters, c Hansell, b B u d d ....................... 0 A. C. Sturgis, not out .. 0 G. Brooks, b Lucas.. .. 1 B ...............................1 T o ta l................50 In the second innings A. M. Waltors scorod (not out 4, Barnes (not out) 37 ; b 8 ; total, 84. M r . R ichardson ’ s E l e v e n . First Innings. A. W. Cornwallis, b Barnes.. .. 0 C. L. Budd, c Bames, b Webber 6 H. P. Cattley, b Barnes .. .. 0 C. Barmby, b B arnes............... 0 A. L. Hansell, b Barnes .. .. 4 R. J. Richardson, c and b Bames 17 C. S. Gordon-Clark, b S. Walters .............................17 F. G. L. Lucas, c G. Brooks, b Webber....................................28 A. P. Somers-Cocks, c Webber, b S. W alters..............................2 W. D. Meredith, not out .. .. 1 B 3, 1-b 1, w 2 ................6 Sccond Innings. b W ebber................ 19 c Barnes, b H. P. Brooks ................ 0 run out.......................0 b Barnes ................0 runout....................... 0 c H. M. Walters, b Bames ................ 8 c Barnes, b Webber.. 1 not out....................... 16 b Bames .. b Webber .. B 5,1-b 2 Total. 81 .. 5 LIMEHOUSE v. EALING ALLEGRO. [Played at Ealing on August 7. L im e h o u se . J. Johnstone, b Middleton 0 T. Tidman, b Middleton . 9 J. Bray, b Middleton .. 0 W. Foster, b Middleton., 5 P. Burchett, b Browning. . 80 W. Ruston, bMiddleton.. 26 Trimmer, b Middleton .. 2 E. Glover, b Middleton .. 2 A. Hulbert, c Longhurst, b Middleton................8 P. Walper, b Middleton .. 0 J. Roe, not ou t.................1 B ...............................8 T o ta l.................81 E alin o A lle g r o . First Innings. J. Luke, run o u t ........................ Beauchamp, c Foster, b Bray Shepperd, b R u sto n ................. Parsons, b B r a y ........................ Dickens, b B r a y ........................ Middleton, c Burchett, b Bray.. Rumsey, b B r a y ........................ Longhurst, b Bray ................. G. Dickens, b Ruston................ Browning, not out ................. Rawson, b B r a y ........................ B............................................ Second Innings. 4 b Burchett..............4 0 b Ruston .............. 4 4 c Walper, bBur­ chett 4 0 runout......................0 0 notout.................... 15 2 c Bray, b Ruston .. 2 0 b R u s to n ...............4 0 c Ruston, b Foster .. 5 0 c and b Ruston .. .. 0 0 b Burchett............... 2 0 b Burchett.............17 Total. 16 Total .. ..5 7 CRYSTAL PALACE v. GRYPHONS. Played at the Crystal Palacc on August 12. J. Gifford, b Fox .. .. 44 A. J. King, c Clarke, b Shuter .......................28 Ff. Powell, 1b w, b Fox .. 0 J. G. Ferns b Fox .. .. 12 C. O. Miuchin, run out .. 5 E. C. Saunders, c Cosens, b Henderson................ 80 G ryph o ns . F. H. Short, b Fox .. II. Meller, 1b w, b Clarke A. C. Smith, b Smith H. King, c Henderson, b F o x ............................... G. F. King, not out.. .. B 16,1-b 1, w 8 .. T o ta l................ 263 C r ysta l P alace H . P . Clarke, not out .. 13 G. B. Partridge, b Gifford 4 G. R. Fox, c Ferns, b Mel­ ler ....................... .. 3 G. H. Neame, b Gifford B 4 ,1-b 2 .. li 6 T o t a l .................40 G. Cosens, J. M. Henderson, C. Shuter, C. E. Smith, P. Crampton, R. W. R. Capes, and F. R. Ashley did not bat. C IT Y R A M B L E R S ’ T O U R . The members comprising the teams of this old and popular club brought their series of matches on the Sussex coast to a successful termination on the 12th, by a win against Arundel. During the tour five matches were played, three being won and two lost. Of those who played five innings, Messrs. French 20, Ward 18, Dempsey 14, Pearce 14, and Semple 13 runs per innings, were the most suc­ cessful. In bowling Mr. Wigley took 12 wickets for 117, Mr. French 17 wickets for 170, and Mr. Dempsey 8 wickets for 89 runs. CITY RAMBLERS v. PRIORY PARK. Played at Chichester on August 7 and 8 . j P r io r y P a r k . First Innings. J. A. K. Campbell, b Has­ sall ............................... F. C. Atkey, b Hassall .. M. Whitehead, c Ward, b French ........................ C. R. Buckle, not out C. Howard, c Dempsey, b F re n ch ........................2 T. C. Hobgen, b French .. 17 A. Knightley, run out .. 8 P. Chasemore, b Dempsey 50 C. B. Phipps, c Pearce, b French ....................... 1 H. Farr, c and b French .. 13 E. II. Buckell, c Wigley, b Scott...............................55 In the second innings A. Knightley scored (b Scott) 28, F. C Atkey (not out) 1, C. R. Buckle (not out) 13; extra, 1; total, 88. C it y R a m blers . Extras...........................17 T o t a l................. 171 First Innings. H. W. Ward, run o u t .................8 C. A. Hooper, run ou t................ 0 T. P. Semple, b F a r r ................ 11 W. R. Hassall,c Atkey, b Buckell 7 W. Scott, c Howard, b Farr .. 29 J. Dempsey, c Phipps,b Farr .. I A. T. Pearco, b Farr .................0 T. French, not o u t .................12 J. Crowther.b Hobgen.................0 T. Cocks, b Hobgen ................ 2 G. Wigley , b H obgen................0 Extras ............................... 7 Total. 77 Second Innings, c Whitehead, b Buckle 16 b F arr........................11 c Knightley, b Farr .. 0 b H o b g e n ................18 c Hobgen, b Buckell.. 8 b F arr........................19 c Chasemore,b Buckell 3 b B u ck ell.................80 b Phipps .................19 notout....................... 4 c Hobgan, b Phipps .. 5 Extras................ 8 Total .. ..131 CITY RAMBLERS v. BOGNOR. Played at Bognor on August 9. C it y R a m b le r s . 7 C. A. Hooper, run out .. H. W. Ward, c Cook, b K. G. Knott........................76 T. P. Semple, b P. Knott 9 T- French, l b w , b P. Knott ........................0 W. R. Hassall, c Pounds- bury, b K. G. Knott .. 60 J. Dempsey, b Poundsbury 32 J. B. Barber, run out .. 1 J. W. Lowles, b Cook .. * A. T. Pearce, c Long, b Buckle ........................17 S. O. Woolmer, c Camp- bell, b Buckle.................4 W. Bee, not out................ 5 G. Wigley, b Poundsbury 8 Extras.. .. .,. .. 7 Total