Cricket 1882

sEPr. 14, 1882 . CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 285 CLA.PHAM v. ALFORD. Played at Upper Tooting on Saturday, Septem­ ber 9. CliA.PHA.3I. H. A. Smith, b Green .. 94 W. R. Major, st Oliver, b Green ..........................12 S. Smith, c Allison, b Cole 9 Helps, b C o l e ..................11 E. B. Hadley, b Cole.. .. 5 W . J. Hadley, b Green .. 2 R. Castle, b Cole .. .. 7 A. Winterbottom, not out 6 W. B. Smith, b Cele .. 12 Howard Smith, b Green.. 4 W. C. Chaffey, b Green .. 0 B 12,1-b 4, w 2 .. .. 18 T o t a l..................180 A. Green, b W. B. Stnith.. 14 J. Cole, c W. B. Smith, b Helps ..........................3 Sims, c H. A. Smith, b W. B. Smith..........................10 J. Hosker, b Helps .. .. 0 W. Cowell, st S. Smith, b Total W. B. S m ith ..................0 E. Allison aud Dunmore did not bat. A lfo r d . G. Gullen, b Helps .. .. 0 H. Elphick, b W. B. Smith 0 H. Oliver, not out .. .. 1 J. Isaacsoa, not ou t.. .. 8 B 3 .......................... 3 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. RANELAGH. Played at Putney on September 9, and ended in The Wanderers only played nine men. a draw. R an elag h . F. French, b Worthington 0 F. Aston, c Beddy, b Worthington..................9 F. Wright, not out .. .. 33 Alcock, b Worthington .. 12 J. Aston, c Gilligan, b Driver ..........................0 H. Smith, b Driver .. .. 0 H. Aston, b Worthington 8 Bird, c Beddy, b Worth­ ington .........................2 S. Smith, b Driver .. .. 0 F. Wynne, b Fox .. .. 1 T. W. Wright, b Worth­ ington .......................19 B 7 ,1-b 2 .................9 Total 96 R. Worthington, not out 0 L-b 1, w 1 ..................2 B rixto n W a n d e r e r s . W. A. Gilligan, not out .. 15 H. F. Rhead, b Wright .. 0 S. Fox, b Wright .. .. 3 C. Driver, b W right.. .. 5 T o t a l.................... 25 J. Beddy, T. Bedly, W.R. Browne, anl H. Driver did not bat. LULWORTH LOBSTERS v. BERE REGIS. Return match, played at Lulworth on September 5, aud won by the Lobsters by ten wickets. B e r e R e g is . First Innings. H. Symonds, b Thomas .. .. 0 A. O. Scutt, b Thomas..................2 E. H. House, b F rip p ..................2 H. H. House, c Thoma3, b Fripp 13 H. Lys, b Thomas..........................5 •T. Gregory, c Thomas, b Fripp .. 0 J. J. Johnson, b Fripp..................0 R. Scutt, c Fyler, b Lonsdale .. 3 T. Miller, b Lonsdale..................2 R. Riggs, run o a t ..........................0 D. Burt, not o a t ..........................0 B 9, w 3 ..................................12 Second Innings. b T h om a s..................0 b Fripp..........................1 b Fripp..........................0 c Fripp, b Thomas .. 8 run out..........................1 b T h om a s ..................1 b Fripp..........................4 b Fripp..........................0 run out..........................2 b T h o m a s..................0 not out..........................0 B 3 ,1-b 1, w 1 .. 5 Total. Total .. 22 L u lw o r th L o bsters . A. D. Fripp. b Gregory .. ,T. H. Lonsdale, b Gregory C. Naylor, b E. H. House . Dr. Bartlett, b Johnson .. H. P. Thomas, b E. H. House .......................... C. M. Agnew, c Symonds, b G regory.......................... T . B. R. Hill, bE. H. House First Innings. .. 3 J. Parnell, c E. H. House, 0 b Gregory .................. 7 H. Fyler, not out .. 7.........W. J. Longman, b John­ son .................................. 4 H. Chaffey, b Johnson .. B 12, w 2 .................. Total In the second innings, H. Fyler scored (not out) 8, Dr. Bart­ lett (not out) 3; b 2, w 1; total, 14. NOTTS v. SUSSEX. The Nottinghamshire executive ran something of a risk in the last county match of the season, begun at Brighton on Thursday. Shrewsbury had in­ jured his hand early in the week against the Austra­ lians. Barnes and Morley, though, were both available, and it might have been awkward had their absence to make preparations for the Austra­ lian tour been productive of a misfortune. As it was, Sussex, though fairly represented, with its usual perversity was unable to make two good scores in a match, or the game might at least have been saved. In the first inuings Mr. M‘Cormick of Hastings, a young amateur, played really good cricket for his 42 not out. He had hitherto failed to play up to his local reputation, but his batting on this occasion fully justified the trials he has had. His defence was good throughout, and his hitting, when he had got set, clean all round. Oscroft hit quite in his old style, but by far the best form on the Nottingham side was that of Mr. C. W. Wright, the Cambridge University wicket-keeper. He went in first and was last out just as he wanted one run of three figures. He played at first with great care, but when he had got used to the ground and bowling he hit with great confidence ; with the ex­ ception of two very hard chanceshe made nomis­ take. Notts won easily by ten wickets. Score and analyses :— S u ssex . First Innings. Mr. R. T. Ellis, b Shaw .. .. 2 Mr. H. Whitfeld, b Shaw W. Humphreys, b Shaw .. .. 9 H. Phillips, b Shaw ..................32 Mr. A. H. Trevor, run out .. .. 4 b Wright Rev. F. J. Greenfield, c Shaw, b b F lo w e rs ................................. 35 b Wright Mr. C. A. Smith, c Sherwir, b Shaw Second Innings. b Shaw .23 0 b Shaw.......... 9 st Sherwin, b Shaw ..20 b W r ig h t..................0 .. .. 19 c and b Flowers.. Mr. E. J. M'Cormick, not out ..4 2 b Shaw. 4 Tester, st Sherwin, b Attewell.. 25 notout..........................21 4 Seneschal, b Attewell , Hide, b W. Wright B .................. 1 runout. 3 b Flowers CLAPTON v. HIGHBURY. (Mixed Teams.) Played at Clapton on Saturday, September 2. C lapto n . S. W. Gillard, c sub, b F. H. Ferris, c Goodison, b Jackson ................ 9 B. A. Smith, b Campbell.. 11 A. D. Parry, b Jackson S. Shorter, b Jackson 0 G. W. City, not ou t.. .¥$ A. Munro, c Rowe, b JackG. Parralt, b Burton .. 5} son .. .. ................... 15 C. E. Hart, b Rowe J * M. J. Phelps, c andb CampB 10,1-b 3, w 9 .. .2,2 bell .................................. 3 4] F. H. City, c Ward, b Rcwe 18 C. Hildyard, run out 2 z<& H ig h b u r y . C. E. Greig, b Shorter .. 0 G. Campbell, not out . ! J. P. Ward, c Hart, b B 1, w 2 ..................3 ; 6 T o ta l................ 21 Goodison, Jackson, Burton, Rowe, J. C. Connell, W. Harland A. H. Stokes, A. N. Other, and A. N. Other did not bat. RAVENSBOURNE (LADYWELL) v. OLD CHANGE. Played at Forest Gate on Saturday last. O ld C h a n g e . .135 Total .. ..109 Mr. C. W. Wright, c Hide, b T ester..........................99 Oscroft, b Tester .. .. 62 Selby, c Whitfeld, b Smith 15 Gnnn, c Phillips, b Hide 6 Flowers, c Trevor, b Seneschal ..................5 Scotton, b M'Cormick .. 33 N o ttin g h a m sh ir e . First Inning?. F. Butler, b Senesohal .. 4 Shaw, b Hide ., .. .. 0 W. Attewell, b Seneschal 6 Sherwin, b Seneschal .. 0 W. Wright, not out.. .. 19 B 9 ,1-b 7, w 1 .. .. 17 E. P. Edridge, c Jacquot, \ b P ritch a rd ..................0 F. Spurway, b Pritchard.. 0 1W. King, b Pritchard .. 1 H. G. French, b Wigley .. 0 W . Price, b Pritchard .. 0 E. Barrett, c Pearce, b W ig le y ..........................4 W. C. Cade, run out .. 3 F. Morrison, b Pritchard 3; P. Webb, not out .. .. 0( A. Coldery, c Pritchard, b * Wigley ............................0( W. N. Nicholls, c Pearce, b ' Pritchard ....................... ' B ................................... h Total 266 In the second innings.Flowers scored (not out) 4, W.'Wright (not]out)5; total, 9. ANALYSES OF BOWLING. N OTTINGHAMSHIRE . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Seneschal .. . 34 17 46 4 .......................... 3 1 2 2 0 Hide .................. 55 31 49 2 .......................... 3 1 7 0 Humphreys.. .. 18 5 44 0 Mr. C. A. Sm ith.. 30 15 47 1 T ester.................. 19.2 8 46 2 Mr.E. J.M ‘Cormick 6 2 17 1 Humphreys bowled a wide S u ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. S h a w .................. 59 38 43 5 ........................... 63 43 47 4 W. Wright .. ..30.1 17 31 1 ........................... 37 25 35 3 Attewell . . . . 14 7 28 2 ........................... 6 1 11 0 Flowers.................. 35 15 49 1 ........................... 19.2 11 13 2 G u n n .................. 2 0 7 0 SHAKESPEARE v. PONDER’S END. Played at Pond Lane, Clapton, on August 20. S h a k e sp e a r e . J. G. Walne, c Freeman, b Marshall.......................15 E. E. Logsdon, b Marshall 0 E. Paddy, c Williams, b Marshall......................... 0 H. T. Nell, b Marshall .. 0 F. W. Harper, c Bray, b Marshall...................... 22 J. Wheatley, c Wilson, b Freeman....................... 9 G. Snapes, h w, b Free­ man ............................... 1 P onder ’ First Innings. Freeman, c Nell, b Eedea .. Crouch, c Beale, b Nell .. Wilson, b Nell .......................... Bray, b Eedes .......................... Cooler, c Snapes, b Nell .. Yarshall, run o i't.......................... Wright, c Snapes, b Nell .. Smith, c Eedes,b Nell.................. Williams, not out.......................... Sale, a b sen t.................................. B 5 ,1-b 6................................. Total......................... J. Beale, st Wilson, b Frc eman........................ 0 A. W. Eedes, st Wilson, b Freeman.......................... 2 R. Cambridge, not out .. 1 T. Barrett, c Cooler, b Freeman........................ 0 B 7 ,1-b 1, w 1 .. .. 9 Total i E n d . Second Inning?. 0 4 not out.........................2 18 b Haiper .................2 0 3 st Nell, b Harper .. 10 15 st Nell, b Harper .. 4 0 runout.........................0 0 not out.........................4 1 c Barrett, b Harper .. 4 0 b Walne .................0 11L -b l,w l .. .. 2 52Total .. .. 28 A. T. Pearce, c Barrett, b Cade..................................16 J. Kistruck, c French, b Cade..................................15 A. Darlow, 1b w, b Cade.. 3 E. J. Pritchard, c and b Price..................................21 H. Williams, run out .. 3 G. Wigley, b Edridge .. 9 H. Guille, run out .. .. 21 R avensbourne . F. Mullerhausen, run W. Maddocks, not out R. James, c Nicholls, Edridge .. . A. Jacquot, c French, Cade.......................... B 2, n-b 1 .. .. . / $ ont^1 ’ .% ( 'S ' Total REIGATE PRIORY v. TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Played at Tunbridge Wells on September 6, and resulted in a victory for Reigate. R e ig a t e . First Innings. Second Innings. W. W. Read, c Jackson, b P a rk e ......................................... 55 st Batchelor, b Draper 34 2 b Draper .. . . . . (i 0 c Parke, b Draper .. 3 Comber, b Draper.................. F. Nightingale, b Lipscombe A. Durrant, st Batchelor, Draper.................................. H. Nightingale, b Lipscombe W. Underwood, c Bowman, Draper.................................. F. Nightingale, c Andrews, Draper.................................. W. Hobbs, b Lipscombe .. F. Morrison, not out .. S. Skelton, st Batchelor, P a rk e .................................. H. Underwood, b Draper .. 1 b Parke.. 1 b Draper 4 c Thornton, b Draper 0 0 b Draper ..................9 0 c Andrews, b Draper 0 1 b Lipscombe .. .. 0 3 b Lipscorabe .. .. 0 0 not out..........................o B ..........................6 Total..................................67 Total 01 T u nbridge W e l l s . First Innings. Second Inning!*. E. A. Parke, b W. W. Read .. 0 c Comber, b Morrison 1 A. J. Bowman, b Morrison.. .. 8 A. J. Thornton, c W. W. Read, b c F. Nightingale, b M o rriso n ..................................14 Morrison.....................9 Draper, c F. Nightingale, b W. W. Reau ..................................3 n otou t............. J. Jackson, b W. W. Read .. .. 1 F. Marchant, c H. Nightingale, b W. W. R e a d ..........................18 c Comber, b Mtrrison 1« P. M. Lushington, I b w, b Mor­ rison ..........................................6 runout..... W. Martin, b Morrison .. .. 0 1b w, b Morrison W. H. Andrews, b Morrison .. 0 F. Lipscombe, b Morrison .. .. 1 b Nightingale .. Batclilor, not o u r .......................... 0 b Nightingale .. B .......................................4 L-b......... Total................................. 55 Total (Continued on Page 283.)