Cricket 1882

280 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. BEWi 7, 1882. July 24.—At Maidstone, v. Surrey. Lost by 54 runs. Surrey, ££8 aud 77 ; Kent, 233 and 56. July 31.—At the Oval, v. Surrey. Lost by an innings and 73 runs. Surrey, 359; Kent, 56 and 230. cAugust 7 —At Canterbury, v. the Australinns. Lost by seven wickets. Australians, 307 and 81 for three wickets ; Kent, 222 and 165. Avgust 10.—At Canterbury, v. Middlesex. Lost by ten wickets. Middlesex, 338 and 46 for no wickets; Kent, 195 and 15:2. August 17.—At Maidstone, v. Lancashire. Lost by 204 runs. Lar cashire, 276 nnd 179 ; Kent, 200 and 51. August 24.—At Gravesend, v. Yorkshire. Won by 101 runs. Kent, 174 and 185 ; Yorkshire, 106 acd 152. a Extra county. Not included in averages. Farris, Lord Wilson, C. W. Heft]ue, G. G. Throwley, Lord O'Shaughnessy Wood, H. .. . Foord-Kelcey, \\ Jones, R. S. Hearne, F ... . Kemp, M. C. Mackiuuon, F. J Collins................ Lipscomb, F. . Wootton .. . B r a y ................ Patterson, J. B. Atkins, F. .. . BATTING AVEBAGES. No. Matches played in. to .s ’£aM "ao o fc Most in In­ nings. Most in Match. Total Buns. Average. . 8 .. 15 .. 0 ... 176 . . 176 . . 628 . . 41.13 . 6 .. 10 .. 3 ... 62a. . 62 . . 193 . . 27.4 . 9 .. 15 .. 1 ... 90 ... 90 . . 378 . . 27 3. 6 .. 12 .. 0 ... 94 . . 112 . . 299 . . 24.11 [. 4 .., 8 .. 0 . . 82 . . 89 . . 181 . . 22.5 . 4 .., 6 .. 1 . . 82 . . 82 . . 93 . . 18.3 . 8 .., 15 .. 2 .,. 98 . . 110 . . 229 . . 17.8 .. 2 ., 2 0 . . 25 . . 55 . . 29 . . 14.1 S. 5 .. ! io 0 . . 29 . . 29 . . 87 . . 8.7 4 . 8 .. 0 . . 33 . . 40 . . ( j 8 . . 8.4 .. 8 .,. 15 .. 3 . . 31 . . 46 . . 95 . . 7.11 .. 5 . . 9 .. 0 . . 27 . . 39 . . 64 . . 7.1 3 .., 6 .. 0 . . 13 . . 18 . . 41 . . 6.5 2 ... 3 .. 0 . . 12 . . 20 . . 20 . . 6.2 6 ... 12 .. 1 . . 14 . . 24 . . 54 . . 4.10 . 8 .. 14 .. 4 . . 14 . . 15 . . 43 . . 4.3 .. 2 ... 8 .. 0 . . 5 . . 5 . . 9 . . 3 2 ... 3 .. 1 . . 4 . . 4 . 5 . . 2.1 .. 2 .,. 4 .. 0 . . 5 . 5 . . 7 . . 1.3 a Signifies not out. Tli’e following have also played:—Pentecost, 2 innings, 4 runs Pawley, 2, 5 ; Palmer, 2, 6; Benny-Tailyour, 1 , 40; W. B. Pattison, 1, 27. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Maidens. Buns. Wickets. Avge Foord-Kelccy, W. 185.3 . . 69 .. 333 .. 25 .. 13.15 Harris, Lord 121 . 49 .. 214 .. 12 .. 17.10 Wootton .. 444 . . 162 .. 750 .. 42 .. 17.86 Bray .................. 167.2 . . 55 .. 222 .. 12 .. 18.6 Lipscomb, F. 182.1 . . 61 .. 398 .. 20 19.18 Throwley, Lord.. 50 9 .. 125 .. 5 .. 25 l’ntterson, J. B ... 28 9 .. 51 .. 2 .., 25.1 Wilson, C............. 33.2 . 7 .. 77 .. 3 .., 25.2 Hearne, G. G. 314.1 . . 153 .. 453 .. 16 .., 28.5 Hcarne, F.............. 104 . . 48 .. 169 .. 4 .,. 40.9 O’Shaughnessy has bowled 6 overs for 6 runs and a wickct, and Collins 19 overs for two wickcts. DERBYSHIRE. Derbyshire had a very unsuccessful season. The card consisted of liome-and home engagements with Lancashire, Yorkshire, and Sussex. Of the six fix­ tures five were lost; the only win was that in the second encounter with Sussex. Mycroft bowled very successfully, but otherwise the cricket all round was only moderate. Mr. L.C. Docker hit freely against Sussex, but he apparently had not the same practice as in 1881, and altogether was a disappointment. Foster hit very well in the closing match of the season, but generally the batting of the eleven was unreliable. A colt named Cropper, however, made a promising debut. He proved himself useful both with bat and ball, and bids fair to be an acquisition to the eleven. BATTING AVERAGES. T Times Most Most in Ave- not out. ' in inn. match, rage. Barriugton, G. B............. 2 .. 0 .. 13 .. 7 .. 13 .. 6.1 Chatterton .................. 5 .. 1 .. 76 ..42a.. 42 .. 19.0 Cropper, W....................... 9 .. 1 .. 13» .. 84 .. 48 .. 17.0 Docker. D..........................2 .. 0 .. 26 .. 25 .. 26 .. 13.0 Docker, L. C......................7 .. 0 .. 232 .. 66 .. 99 .. 28.6 Eadie, J. T. C................... 2 . . 1 . . 8 .. 8 .. 8 . . 8.0 Evershed, W. W ..............3 .. 0 .. 23 .. 19 .. 19 .. 8.2 Foster ..........................11 .. 0 .. 2G4 ..101 .. 110 .. 24.0 Hall, W ..............................4 .. 1 .. 20 .. 11 .. 12 .. 6.2 Johnstone, Capt..............6 .. 0 .. 61 .. 81 .. 47 .. 10.1 Mavnard, E. A. J............ 2 .. 1 .. 28 ..28a.. -8 .. 28.0 Mvcroft, W .......................11 .. 2 .. 82 .. 8 .. 12 .. 3.5 P age..................................2 .. 0 .. 14 .. 14 .. 14 .. 7.0 Platts, J............................ 11 .. 0 .. 70 .. 21 .. 25 .. 6.4 Richardson .................. 9 .. 0 .. 67 .. 18 .. 83 .. 7.4 Rigley, W ..........................4 .. 0 .. 10 .. 7 .. 9 .. 2.2 Shuker, A..........................2 . . 0 . . 93 . . 8 8 . . 93 .. 48.0 Slater ..........................2 . . 0 . . 0 . . 0 . . 0 . . Smith, R. P...................... 11 .. 0 .. 102 .. 32 .. 83 .. 9.3 Sugdeu, II. E ................... 2 .. 0 .. 3 .. 3 .. 3 .. 1.1 Wood, S i m s ..................2 .. 0 .. 11 .. 10 .. 11 .. 5.1 Disney .......................... 11 .. 4 .. 74 ..26a.. 28 .. 10.4 Rev. A. F. E. Forman (36) batted in one innings only. a Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Inn. Overs. Mds. Runs. Wks. Avr. Cliatterton.................. 4 .. 83 .. 14 .. 49 .. 1 .. 4.9.0 Cropper, W................... 5 .. 46.2.. 19 .. 101 .. 4 .. 25.1 F oster..........................3 . . 5.2.. 2 . . 2 1 .. 1 .. 21.0 Mycroft, W .................. 11 .. 860.1.. 17*5 .. 508 .. 35 .. 14.18 Platts, J....................... 10 .. 190.2.. 66 .. 834 .. 17 .. 19.11 Richardson.................. 8 .. 153 .. 60 .. 263 .. 18 .. 14.11 Hall .......................... 3 .. 17 .. 5 .. 46 .. 1 .. 46.0 The following bowled in one innings o n ly E a d ic (3 overs, 1 maiden, 6 runs, 1 wicket) and Slater (33 overs, 18 maidens, 85 ruus, 1 wicket). BRILLS SEA SALT Sliould be used by all CRICKETERS and ATHLETES . It braces and refreshes, and is invaluable for SPRAINS and STRAINS. lssd. PER BATH. Date and Place. May 25, 23 Manchester RESULTS OF MATCHES. 1st inn. 2nd inn. D erbyshire..........................83 .. 67 Lancashire..........................125 .. 28<i.. Lost by ten wickcts. a No wickets down. June 1,2 D erbyshire...........................158 .. 64 Huddersfield Yorkshire ........................... 207 .. 16a ., Lost by eight wickets, a Two wickcts down. June 5, G, 7 Brighton Derbyshire Sussex .. 283 182 118 222 Tot. 150 153 222 223 401 401 FOOTBALLS,JERSEYS,SHINGUARDS &c-, &c-, &c- RICHARD DAFTS PATENT WATERPROOF -L INED FOOTBALLS, As used and highly commended by all the leading Clubs. Great reduction in FOOTBALL JERSEYS, &c, S. W. Widdowson’s Registered Shin Guards, Bryan’s ditto, and every requisite. Price Lists containing latest revised Lav s (Association and Rugby) post free. Address : RICHARD DAFT . i f w iM , i f tit \ \ h E M P O R I U M , 1, LISTER GATE, NOTTINGHAM. N.B.—R. DAFT will be pleased to recommend Pro­ fessional Bowlers to Clubs, Colleges, and Schools for next Season. A U S T R A v. SHAW’S AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. KENN INGTON OVAL, Sept. 18, 19, and 20. Admission to the Ground, One Shilling- Tickets for Reserved Seats for the Match:— Covered Stand ... ... 10s. Uncovered ,, ... ... 5s. Tickets ready on Monday next. No Canicgcs admitted. June 26, 27 D erbyshire.......................... 77 . 55 . . 182 Derby Lancashire.......................... 179 . — . . 179 Lost by an innings and 47 runs. July 27, 28 D erbyshire.......................... 2232 . — . . 232 Derby S u sse x ................................. 95 . 83 . . 178 Won by an innings and 54 runs. August 7, 8 Derby D erbyshire.......................... 217 . 68 . 285 Yorkshire .......................... 181 . 105« . 286 a Three wickets down. Lost by seven wickets. Won, 1 ; lost, 5 ; total, 6. O F A L L C H E M I S T S , E T C . AU STRALIA V . SHAW’S AUSTRALIAN XI. SEPTEMBER 18, 19, and 20. S U R R E Y C L U B HOU S E . KENNINGTON 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 Luncheon time, and give every information when, where, and how to get Refreshments. EDWARD IS SU E D E A R L Y IN OCTOBER . THE YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL HANDBOOK (R.U. and A.) for 1882-3.—rrice 2d. THE LANCASHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL HANDBOOK for 1882-3.—rrice 2d. THE LA.NCASHIBE ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL HANDBOOK for 1882-3.—Price 2d. THE CLEVELAND FOOTBALL HANDBOOK (R.U. and A.) 1882-3.—Price 2d. These books will contain this season's Match Fixtures for the most important cluls in the aLovo countks, with Laws, Buies, Memoranda, and other interesting information. Also, LANCASHIRE RECORD OF CRICKET IN 1882, 6d. YORKSHIRE RECORD OF CBICKET IN 1882, 6d. Each book contains the full Scores of above County Hatches full scores of the Australians, Averages, Ac. &e. Sept. 7, 1882. COOK, Manager for the Caterers. BURY, LANCASHIRE : PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY FLETCHER & SPEIGHT, CROSS-STREET. L on d on : CBICKET PBESS, 17, PATERNOSTER-SQ., E.G.