Cricket 1882

MAY 17, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 19 ANCHORITES v. HANOVER. Played at Peckham Rye on May 13th. H anover . J. Edyvean, b Sceates .. 20 F. Smith, b Fisher .. .. 27 E. Cooper, b Chads .. .. 82 J. Payne, b Fisher ,. ,. 0 F. Body, b Chads ,. ,. 0 It. Kickpatrick, b Fisher,. 6 G. Ellis, c Aldridge, b C h ads..........................0 A. Kickpatrick, not out ..58 P. Ryder, b Clnids .. .. 1 A. Collins, b Chads .. .. 14 W. Tngg, st Teathcr. b C h ads....................... 40 B 16, l.b 2 ................18 Total. A nchorites , A. Bugby, b Payne ,. ,, 0 P. E. Coombe 8. Moon, b Cooper W. Slater, run out .. ,. 4 T. Sceates, c Smith, b Payne..........................8 J. P. Teathcr, not out .. 0 B. It. Flalier It, Westlake D. Carroll H. Chads G. H. Aldridge B 1 Total. SURREY COLTS v. SURBITON DISTRICT. The fifth of the aeries of Surrey trial matches was played at the Oval on Wednesday last. Mr. Howell made 51 out of 68 while he was in by free cricket; but the Surbiton tail fell to pieces utterly, and the last seven wickets only added six runs. Jackson and Haden plajed the best cricket for the Colts, and the former was the most successful bowler, his five wickets only costing ten runs. S urrey C olts , First Innings. Mr. J. Shuter, b Chetwynd .. . .18 Haden, b Chetwynd’.............................5 Jackson, c F. Windier, b G. Windier ....................................25 Mr. S. W. Cattley, c Howell, b Dutton ....................................11 Harrison, b Kempton ......................8 Grestook, b Kempton ......................0 Mr. S. Colman, c Kempton, b Dutton ....................................16 T. Henderson, run o u t......................9 Abel, b Pink ....................................18 Green, b P in k ......................................1 Shepherd, not o u t ..............................1 B 5.1 b 5, w 2 ............................12 Scoond Innings. n o t o u t ...........................29 b P i n k .............................6 run out b Chetwynd .. b Chetwynd .. .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 Total. b P i n k ..........................7 c Spearing, b Pink .. 3 b Chetwynd.................1 c Newsham, b Pink .. 6 B 2, w 2 ................ 4 T o ta l................59 S u rb iton Mr. R. Howell, b Abel.. ..51 Pink, c Green, b Shepherd.. 5 Mr. Kempster, b Shepherd.. 0 Mr. G.H. Windier,c Haden, b Shepherd..................0 Mr. C. E. Nesham, o Abel, b Jackson .. ,. .. .. 8 Mr. R. G. Dutton, c Hen­ derson, b Jackson , .. 6 Mr. II. T. Cattley, c Shuter, b Jackson ,. .. .. .. 8 .119 D istrict . Mr. S. Castle, jun.,c Cattley, b A b e l ..........................8 Mr. F. B. Windlei, b Jack­ son....................................0 Mr. C. Spearing, not out .. 0 Mr. G. Chetwynd, 1 b w, b Jackson ..........................0 B 8, 1-b 1..........................4 Total .74 CLAPHAM v. SOUTH WIMBLEDON. Played at Upper Tooting, Saturday, May 13, and resulted in favour of the home team. C lapham . ff. A. Smith, b G. Banks 0 R. W. Smith, c Dixon, b H. B a n k s ..................0 S. Starkie, b G. Banks 0 E.Hadley, c G.,b G. Banks 7 S. Colman, b G. Banks .. 28 A.. Winterbottom, b G. B a n k s..........................2 I VV. Major, run out .. . . 2 8 | W. Terry, st Ellis, b Banks .................. H. Wood, b G. Banks J. Eden, not out R. Chaffey, b G. Banks Extras.................. Total . . 0 .. 0 .. 1 .. 2 .. 4 .. J2 S outh W imbledon . n . Colman, b Starkio .. 0 G. Banks, b Starkie .. .. 1 J. Lynes, b Terry .. .. 20 H. Banks, b H. A. Smith.. 8 S. Dixon, h w b H. A. S m ith ..........................0 W. Weekes, b Terry.. .. 29 A. Rollisson, b Terry W. Ellis, not out .. . H. Grombridge, not out . H. Rollisson, b Terry E xtras........................ Total. 84 INOOGNITI v. OATLANDS PARK. This match was played at Weybridge, on Saturday, May 13, and was won very easily by the home team, who were exceptionally strong for the occasion. The Incogs might have made a better show, but unfortunately, as was remarked by a close observer, “ the catching department was conspicuous by its absence.” H. Ross, c A. Tatham, b Walker........................2 W. E. Roller, c Coventry, b Money ................2 F. S. Ireland, 1 b w, b Walker......................10 C. Awdry, b Walker .. .. 2 J. A. Druce,b F. Homby .. 18 E. Gibeme, run ou t.. .. 8 Rev. J. H. Hodgson, b Walker.......................... E. T. Noyes, b Walker .. 0 G. Palmer, c Hume, b F. Hornby..........................18 C. J. Ashmore, c Hume, b Homby..........................0 W. Morris, b F. Hornby .. 0 H. P. Thomas, not out .. 0 Leg-byes ..................8 Total. 58 O atlands P ark . F. V. Hornby, c Roller, b Palmer'......................... 7 J. R. W’alker, b Ireland .. 2 Rev. W. B. Money, c Hodg­ son, b Thomas .. .. 66 A. N. Hornby, c Awdry, b Ireland.........................10 A. R. Fellowes, b Palmer.. 16 E. Hume, b Ireland.. .. 51 S. Ponsonby, run out .. 1 A. Connell, c Palmer Thomas .. G. E. Smythe, run out A. Tatham, b Thomas P. Tatham, c Roller, Ireland.................. C. J. Coventry, not out B 19,1-b 8, w b, n Total .. 7 ', b . . 2 . . 8 b 2 80 .. 204 CLAPTON v. WOODFORD WELLS. Played at Clapton on Saturday, 13th inst. Score:— W oodford W ells . A. W. Shrewsbury, b Mast 17 E. C. Palmer, b Mast .. 6 W . Kemsley, b Batty .. 22 D. Pullinger, c Mast, b C h apm an ..................0 C. Pullinger, b Chapman.. 1') Twing, c Shorter, b Batty 7 E. Blows, b Batty .. .. 0 Overton, not out .. .. 15 F. Carter, b Batty .. .. 2 J. Elkington, b Batty .. 0 H. E. Kaye, c Douglas, b B a tty ..........................1 Extras..........................7 T o t a l..........................87 C lapton . C. T. Aveling, c Overton, b B lo w s..........................9 W. Batty, c Carter, b T w in g......................... 28 S. Shorter, b Blows .. .. 1 J. H. Douglas, o Kemeley, b Twing ..................27 P. H. Burkitt, b Pullinger 0 E. Mast, b Pullinger .. 2 E. H. Puttock, not out .. 25 A. D. Parry, b Pullinger .. 8 E. Prendergast, c Palmer, b Pullinger..................4 C. M. Tebbut, b Kemsley 18 R. J. Chapman, c Pulliu- ger, b Kemsley .. .. 7 ExtraB..........................13 137 CASTLE v. OLD BUXTONIANS. Played on the Eton and Middlesex ground, on Saturday, May 13, and won easily by the Castle by 67 runs. Score : C astle . A. J. Willis, b Randle .. 18 C. H. Caster, b Sheffield .. 17 J. K. City, c Nye,b Randle 22 C. Hntley, c Thompson, b Sheffield ..................26 A. George, b Buncombe .. 2 W. Fisk, b Buncombe .. 2 R. K. Page, b Buncombe.. 12 W. R. Symonds, b Randle. 1 A. J. Burke, bBuncombe.. 8 W. H. Sutton, b Randle .. 0 II. L. Savory, not out .. 0 B 4, w 1 ..................5 Total .. 118 O ld B uxtonians . W. Nyc, b Willis .. . . 1 8 Buncombe, b City .. .. 7 H. Randle, c Savory, b W illis ......................... 1 H. Thompson, 1 b w, b City ..........................2 A. Davis, b Citv ..................5 Sheffield, b City..................* 8 W. Davis, b Willis .. Bennett, b Willis Jenkins, b City Macaire, not out Baker, c City, b Willis B 2, w 1 .. Total..................46 RICHMOND v. ORLEANS. This match was played at the Orleans Club, on Saturday, May 13, and resulted in a victory for the visitors by an innings and three runs, a somewhat un­ expected result, as on paper the Orleans Club had a very powerful team. Great credit is due to Messrs. Avory and Phillips for their steady play at a very critical period of the game. Mr. Martyn hit hard for his 41, and Mr. Hill carried his bat for a really first-class innings of 39; the fielding of the visitors was above the average, the catch of Mr. Udal at long leg that disposed of Mr. Murdoch was a very brilliant one. For the home team Messrs. Massie and Murdoch exhibited the best form, the former’s style will compare favourably with the best of our English cricketers. Mr. Spofforth managed to get a lot of work on, and was as conspicuous as ever for his fast yorkers. His four wickets were obtained at a cost of 70 rims. Mi\ Bulpett was well on the spot throughout. F. W\ Bush, b Bulpett .. J. Dunn, c Murdoch, b S p o ffe ith .................. Capt. K. Borrowes, b Bulpett .................. J. S. Udal, 1-b-w, b Spof­ forth .......................... E. D. Cecil, b Bulpett .. A. K. Avory, b Bulpett .. H. C. Phillips, b Massi« .. 18 W. E. Martyn, c Massie, b S p o ffo rth .................. J. Rob«rtson, b Bulpett .. H. J. Hill, not out .. F. B. Shadwell, c Webbe, b Murdoch .................. W. Barker, b Spofforth .. Byes 8, 1-b 1, w 2 Total 164 O rleans . First Innings. Second Innings. C. J. Thornton, Dunn b Barker 11 b Bush.......................... W. L. Murdoch, c Udal, b Shad- well ......................................... 11 b Barker ..................... F. R. Spofforth, c and b Shadwell 17 b Robertson H. H.Massie, c Phillips, b Barker 22 C. W. Bulpett, b Barker .. .. 5 G. F. Vernon, b Robertson.. .. 11 A. J. Webbe, c Martyn, b Barker 1 E. S. Hanbuiy, c Bush, b Robert­ son .........................................0 H. E. Rhodes, not o u t................. 7 H. De Paravacini, b Robertson.. 0 B. Posno, b Robertson .. .. 0 J. Partridge, b Robertson .. .. 0 Byes 5, w 1 ......................... 6 T otal..........................101 c and b Robertson not out.................. b Barker .. c and b Bush 1 8 0 .. 15 b Bush.......................... b Barker .................. c H. K. Avory, b Barker b Barker .................. b B u sh......................... Byes 2, w 1, n-b 1 Total 5 1 0 4 60 First Innings. B. O. W. R.Wr. J. Robertson 83 4 0 84 5 W . Barker .. 80 8 1 88 4 J. Dunn .. 85 1 0 21 0 F. B. Shadwell 85 5 0 2 2 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Second Innings. B.O.. W.R.W J. Robertson 85 0 J W. Barker .. 55 2 F. W. Bush 25 1 1 0 0 9 19 2 BSCKENHAM v. BICXLEY PARK. Played at Beckenham on the 13th, with the fol­ lowing result. Score:— B eckenham . S. H. Buskin, b Boosey W. Lindsay, b J. A. J o n e s ....................... 15) J. Dickinson, b Boosey .. 0 A. Spriugett, c Tuke, b J. A. S. Jones...............11 G. H. Collier, c Barlow, b J. A. S. Jones .. .. 11 D. W. Williams, c Boosey, b J. A. S. Jones.. .. 7 R. Langton, b J. A. S. J o n e s .........................3 F. Chater, c R. S. Jones, b J. A. S. Jones .. G. Matthews, st Pattisson, b Patterson.................. E. Austin, not out A. M. Sturgess, b Patter­ son .......................... Byes 2 ,1-b 1 .. .. B ickley P ark . E. P. Barlow, b Dickinson 83 W. H. Patterson, b Lang­ ton ........................28 R. S. Jones, c Chater, b j Williams ............... 62 W. B. PattisSon, c Buskin, b Dickinson .. .. 128 W. W. Rashleigh, b S p rin g e tt.................9 J. A. S. Jones, c Lindsay, b S p rin g e tt................2 M. P. Betts, not out .. 89 C. M. Tuke, c Langton, b Williams ..................15 C. T. Boosey, not out .. 18 F. H. Vigne and B. H. Latter to bat Byes 4 ,1-b 8, w 1, n b 1 9 Total 313 NONDESCRIPTS v. OAKFIELD. The two clubs engaged opened the seasonwith this match at Croydon on the 6th inst. The Nondescripts went first to the wickets, and thanks to the batting of Welch and Hill, amassed the respectable total of 101. For their opponents West alone could make any stand against the bowling of Hill, whose analy­ sis showed six wickets for 22 runs. At the call of time the match was left drawn, Oakfield requiring eight runs to win, with one wicket to fall. N ondescripts . Mr* R» de C.Welch, c andb May ..........................37 Mr. H. C. Blaker, b Roper. 3 Mr. A. J. Courage, c Lane, b M a y ..........................10 Mr. F. Francis, b Jansen.. 7 Mr. G. H. P. Street, b J. T u r n e r ..................1 Mr. T. Moore, c Lane, b J. T u r n e r ..................0 Mr. H. M. Mills, b Jansen.. 0 Mr. H. llushworth, b J. Turner ..........................6 Mi’. A. M. Hill, not out .. 32 Mr. A. A. Levy, b Jansen.. 8 Mr. J. L. Rout?, b Jansen. 0 Leg-bycs..........................2 Total .. 101 O a k fie ld Mr. F. Jansen, b Francis.. 9 Mr. A. Lane, c Rouse, b H il l ................................. 11 Mr. F. West, c Street, b Mocre ......................... 33 Mr. H. Marks,bHill.. .. 0 Mr. F. Turner, b Hill .. 2 Mr. Lintott, c Street, b H il l ................................. 8 Mr. J.Turner, b H ill.. .. 0 Mr. S. May, b Moore.. .. 0 Rev. H. Turner, b Hill .. 0 Mr. H. E. Roper, not ou t.. 10 Mr. W. D. Watney, not o u t ..................................7 B 5 ,1-b 2 Total. 91 Continued on Paige 22.