Cricket 1882

AUGUST 24, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 251 INCOGNITI y. WEYMOUTH. Played at Weymouth on Wednesday and Thurs­ day, August 2 and 3, and won by the Incogs, by five wickets. W eym o u th . First Innings. Second Innings. A. E. Gibson, b Smith................59 c Moberly,b Hornby 7 K. Harris, c Martyn, b Hornby.. 3 b H orn by..................0 H. C. Formby, b 8mith .. ..16 1b w, b Smith.. .. 38 Captain Lipscombe, c Hornby, b Sm ith.......................................4 Captain Kelsey, c Hornby, b Sm ith.......................................2 Colonel S. Scott, o Martyn, b Hill .....................................10 c Hill, b Smith .. Rev. II. Dodington, c Winter, b Mobcrlv ................................2 Captain Stephenson, c Morris, b Mobcrly ................................0 Captain Piercy, b Hornby .. .. 7 Rev. B. Stephenson, b Hornby.. 7 T. Seutt, not out . , ..................7 b Smith ............. 1 ' B 13,1-b 7,w 5,n b2 27 o Awdrey, b Mobcrly 21 run out..........................2J 9 b Smith ..................143 b H i l l ............................0 not out c and b Hill...................13 B 2 ,1-b 1, w 1........................4 Total.. .. ... ... ..121 INCOGNITI. Total ..291 First Innings. Second Innings. W. Winter, b H arris..............28 not out........................ 3 0. B. Martyn, c Harris, b Lips- com bo................................... 13 not out.........................1 F. V. Hornby, o Formby, b Dod­ ington .....................................6 run out........................4 E. Loose, c Lipscombe, b Harris................................... 93 b Harris ................. 0 J. Smith,c sub, b Lipseombe..5 1 H. J. Hill, b Lipscombe .. .. 14 c and b Kelsey .. .. 58 C. Awdry, not out.....................30 c B. Stephonson, b Kelsey ................ 21 E. Gibfsrne, b Lipscombo .. .. 1b Kelsey ..................32 J. C Moberly, c Formby, b Lips­ combe ....................................2 W. Morris, b Hams ..............17 A. W. L. Hemming, o Formby, b Kelsey.................................... 1 B 8 ,1-b 7, w 10 ..............25 Total. .284 B 7 ,1-b 2, w 1 .. 10 Total .. ..15:9 INCOGrNITI v. KINGSTON PARK. Played at Kingston Park, near Dorchester, on Friday and Saturday, August 4 and 5, and left drawn, in consequence of the long scoring on both sides. I n cogniti . H. J. Hill, b Forman .. 54 J. Smith, o sub, b Bastard 1 W. Winter, o Fisher, b Lacey ........................7 E. Leese, b Wilson .. .. 28 C. Awdry, c Lacey, b Wil­ son ...............................16 F. V. Hornby, b Bastard .. 73 E. Gibeme, b Wilson .. 11 O. B. Martyn, b Drui'.t .. 57 J. C. Moberly, c Lacey, b B astard.....................12 A. W. L. Hemming, b ; B astard.....................16 W. Morris, not out.. .. 9 B 12,1-b 9, w1,n b 2 24 Total K ingston P ark . T. W. Wilson, b Hornby.. 29 A. E. Gibson, c Awdry, b H orn b y ............................ 4 M. J. Druitt, c Hemming, b Moberly.......................... 23 F. E. Lacey, c Morris, b Smith .......................... 77 Rev. A. F. Forman, c Leese, b Martyn.........................110 F. B. Fisher, b Hornby .. 90 Parmenter, c Leese, b Winter ..................... 13 E. Bastard, st Morris, b Smith ..................... IQ H. Kindersley, c Leese, b Smith ......................8 Capt. A. E. Mansel, not o u t .............................. ..... M. Thackeray, not out.. 1 B 10,1-b6, w 3, n b4.. 23 T o t a l..............403 INCOGNITI v. TORQUAY. Played at Torquay on Monday and Tuesday, August 7 and 8 . I ncogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Smith, b Webber ............... 3 b Sanders............... 17 O. B . Martyn, c sub, b Relf.. . . 2 c Poland, b Relf.. .. 1 D. D. Pontifex, c Mapleton, b Relf ..................................... 102 c Mapleton, b Relf .. 28 E. Leese, c Thomas, b Coxhead.. 40 b R e lf....................... 4 W. Lindsay, b Coxhead .. .. 0 c Thomas, b Coxhead 3 G. L. King, c Relf, b Webber .. 7 runout........................ 12 M. J . Druitt, c Webber, b Relf .. 0 st Mapleton, b Rolf .. 15 C. Awdry, not ou t.....................19 runout........................6 E. Giberne, o Ridley, b Relf .. 6 c Poland, b Webber .. 0 P. V. Turner, c and b Relf .. .. 0 b R e lf........................12 A. F. Robinson, absent.. .. .. 0 notout........................ 0 B 13,1-b 7 ........................20 B 5, 1-b 1 .. .. 6 Total., .. .. .. ,.199 Total .,104 T orquay . First Innings. F. W. Poland, c Turner, b Druitt....................................64 J. J. Cross, b D r u itt...............1 H. B. Mapleton, b Smith .. .. 7 Lt. F. J. O. Thomas, R.N., c Turner, b Smith .............. 14 F. T. Welman, b Pontifex ....1 6 E. J. Sanders, c Smith, b Druitt 20 F. C. Coxhead, b Pontifex .. .. 16 R. B. Webber, b Druitt .. .. 16 H. W. Ridley, c Martyn, b Smith 11 Lt. S. Login, R.N., b Smith .. 0 H. Morris, not out ................2 Relf, c sub, b D r u itt................ 0 B 11,1-b 6, w 2 .................19 Total............................183 Second Innings. b Druitt .................14 b Druitt .................5 st King, b Turner .. 33 notout........................9 not out........................29 b Smith....................... 14 B 2,1-b6, w6, n b 3 17 Total ..121 INCOGNITI v. EXMOUTH. Played at Exmouth on Wednesday and Thursday, August 9 and 10 , and left drawn. I n co gn iti . J. Smith, b Underwood „. 28 T. W. Wilson, c Wheat; b Underwood .. .. .. 3 W. Lindsay, b Arnold .. 16 D. D. Pontifex, c Cripps, b Arnold....................... 28 E. Leese, b Wheat .. .. 54 C. Awdry, b Wheat .. .. 19 G. L. King, c Wilson, b Underwood................2> E. Giberne, b Arnold .. 6 O. B. Martyn, o Peach, b Wheat ........................137 C. W.M. Dale, not out .. 99 A. W. L. Hemming, run o u t ...................................6 B 14,1-b 8, w 1 .. .. 23 Total .445 E xm o uth . First Innings. Sjcond Innings. Rev. W. H. Arundell, c King, b Pontifex ...............................81 not out................................ Underwood, c Martyn, b Lindsay .............................. 21 c Pontifex, b Smith .. 13 Rev. F. B. Blogg,st King, b Pon- 82 tifex L. Wilson, b Dale....................... 7 13 b Pontifex Captain Walter, run out .. .. 5 A. J. Cripps, b Pontifex .. .. 0 Wheat, bDale..................................................4 W. W. Peach, b Wilson .. ..2 5 C. E. Jenkins, b D ale....................................0 J. S. Grenfell, not out.....................0 not ou1 Arnold, c Lindsay, b Wilson .. 2 B 8, 1-bl, w2..........................................11 b Giberne c Martyn, b Smith . Total.............................. 169 B 9 ,1-b 2, i Total INCOGNITI v. SIDMOUTH. Played at Sidmouth on August 11 and 12 , and won by the home club by 1 1 wickets. I n co gn iti . First Innings. J. Smith, b Luxton ................ 3 G, L. King, b Luxton................ 0 D. D. Pontifex, c R. W. Hine- Haycock, b Luxton................ 7 E. Lee3e, c Bastard, b Luxton .. 12 O. B. Martyn, c and b Ireland .. 1 C. W. M. Dale, b Ireland .. .. 3 T. W. Wilson, c aud b Ireland.. 0 W. Lindsay, run o u t ................ 29 J. S. Udal, 1 b w, b Gripper .. 30 C. Awdry, c W. A. Thornton, b Grippcr .............................. 0 M. J. Druitt, c Ireland, b Bastard 2 E. Giberne, not out ................ 5 B 3 ..................................... 3 Total ........................95 S idm o u th P. V. Turner, b Pontifex 9 G. G. Gutteres, b Wilson 24 L. Wilson, run out .. .. 0 W. A. Thornton, b Druitt 31 F. S. Ireland, c and b Wilson ...................... 16 Rev. R. T. Thornton, c Martyn, b Wilson .. .. 17 T. R. Hine-Haycock, c King, b Smith .. .. 32 Second Innings, o R. T. Thornton, b L u x to n ................ 2 run out .................10 c Quinton, b Ireland 51 cT. R. Hine-Haycock, b W. A. Thornton .. 17 c T. R. Hine-Haycock, b Luxton................ o c T. R. Hine-Haycock, b Ireland................ 14 c Ireland, b Luxton .. 3 retired hurt .. .. 13 c R. T. Thornton, b Luxton................... 6 c T. R. Hine-Haycock, b Luxton................ 0 c Turner, b Ireland .. 6 notout....................... 8 B 5 ,1-b 2, n b 1.. 8 Total ..138 R. W. Hine-Haycock, e Kimr, b Wilson .. .. 0 E. Gripper, c Wilson, b Pontifex....................... 42 C. H. Luxton, b Udal .. 15 F. W. D. Quinton, not out 13 E. Bastard, c Wilson, b Pontifex....................... 10 B 10,1-b 3, w 4.. .. 17 Total T , . . .l c i ......................22(5 In the second innings, Thornton scored (not out) 6. Quinton (not out) 2 ,1-b 1; total, 9. YORKSHIRE v. MIDDLESEX. Despite the fears that the superior batting of Middlesex would counter-balance the better bowling on the Yorkshire side, the bat had by no means the best of the ball in this return match finished at Sheffield yesterday. The highest of the four innings was Yorkshire’s second total of 159, and as many as 95 of the first innings of 135 were scored by the two first batsmen, Messrs. Walker and Webbe. Mr. C. T. Studd took ten of the Yorkshire wickets, but the best bowling in the match was that of Bates, who was credited with six Middlesex wickets in the first innings for 33 runs, and Peate also got eight in the second for 32 runs. Bates has recently been rather unsuccessful with the ball, but his perform­ ance on this cccasion was exceptionally good, his six wickets consisting of such batsmen as Messrs. Walker, Webbe, Leslie, C. T. Studd, Pearson, and Vernon. Rain had interfered with the wicket yes­ terday, and Middlesex, when they commenced, wanting 129 to win, had no easy task. Mr. Webbe was credited with a very unusual feat in carrying his bat right through the innings. His play very nearly won the match, but no one else except Messrs. Lyttelton and Vernon lent much aid. The Yorkshiremen, as it proved, had alittlo in hand, and won after a most exciting finish by 20 runs. Y o rk sh ire . First Innings. Ulyett, b C. T. Studd................ 8 Hall, h w, b Burton ................2 Hon. M. B. Hawke, b C. T. Sjudd 3 Lockwood, h w, b Burton .. .. 13 Bates, run out ........................15 Emmett, b C. T. Studd .. .. 25 Second Innings, b C. T. Studd .. b C. T. Studd .. b C. T. Studd .. c and b Burton b Burton ................ Henery, b C. T. Mr. R. Sidgwick, h w, b C. T. S tu dd......................................6 Flaxington, c Henery, b Burton . 26 Grimshaw, b B urton.................5 Peate, c Walker, b Burton .. .. 5 Studd Hunter, not out B .. .. run out........................... 4 bC. T. Studd .. . . 4 not out..........................35 c G. B. Studd, b C. T. Studd .....................4 b Walker ...................13 B ............................5 Total.......................... 114 M id d l e s e x , First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, b Bates .. .. 82 Mr. I. D. Walker, 1b w,b Bates.. G3 Mr. C. F. H. Leslie, c Sidgwick, b Butes .............................. Hon. A. Lyttolton, c Bates, b Peate 2 Mr. G. B. Studd, c Bates, b Peate 4 Mr. C. T. Studd, st Hunter, b B a tes.............. ..................... 1 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c Lockwood, b Bates.....................................7 Mr. G. F. Vernon, c Grimshaw, b Bates.....................................9 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, c Ulyett, b Peate 4 Mr. C. M. Tnke, not out .. .. 2 Burton, c Ulyett, b Peate .. .. 0 B 6,1-b 1..............................7 Total ..159 Second Innings. not out....................... 59 c Emmett, b Peate .. 7 4 b Peate.....................1 2 c Bates, b Emmett .. 15 4 c and b Peate .. .. 2 1 c Sidgwick, b Emmstt 2 7 c Grimshaw, b Peate . 0 9 st Hunter, b Peate .. 25 b Peate......................0 b Peate......................1 b Peate......................0 B, &c...................3 Total.. ..135 Total ..119 ANALYSES OF BOWLING. Y o rk sh ire . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Burton .. .. 46.3 27 38 5 .. . C. T. Studd .. 37 26 55 4 .. . T u ke................. 7 3 10 0 .. . Walker . . . . 5 2 8 0 . . . M id d le se x . Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 44 19 53 54 24 72 9 4 23 3.3 2 7 First Innings. O. M. R.W. B ates................ 3814 33 6 Peate.................. 37.3 10 63 4 Emmett .. .. 12 5 20 0 Ulyett.....................12 7 12 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. ................ 36 11 53 0 ................ 33 22 32 8 ................ 20 9 31 2 NE’ER-DO-WEELS y. STYGIANS. Played at Chessington on Saturday, August 19, and resulted iu a victory for Ne’er-do-Weels by 137 runs. S tyg ian s . A. St. J. Wriford, c J. Har­ bottle, b Burr.............4 R. R. Palmer, b Burr .. 0 H. Meller, c and b Burr .. 13 W. S. Shirley, b Spiro .. 0 J. D. Ashmore, 1 b w, b Hornsby.................... 32 A. Bell, b Spiro............. 13 N e ’ e r - dc -W e e ls . C. P. Huggins, st T. B. Harbottle, b Spiro Newman, b Hornsby R. J. Stoughton, not out C. B. Ashmore, bHcrnsbv B 5, 1-b 5 ................ Total................ 84 T. B. Harbottle, b Meller.. 47 A. Jackson, 1b w, b C. Ash­ more ...............................4 D. G. Spiro, b Meller.. .. 5 J. H. Hornsby, b Meller .. 92 J. Harbottle, o J. Ashmore, b Meller .. ,. ., .. 49 H. E. Anthony, o O. Ash* more, b Meljer,, . t ., 0 W. G. Bradshaw, c sub, b Stoughton ................o J. H. Bladon, not out .. 7 Browning, b Meller.. .. 0 A. S. Burr, absent .. .. 0 S.O. H. Hart-Davis,absent 0 B 11,1-b4, w 8.. .. 18 Tota , t ,,221