Cricket 1882

288 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 14, 1882. yards 7 inches. Tlianks, Mr. G. T. Andrews, 40, Spencer-street, for the correction. Homer sometimes nods. A c o r r e s p o n d e n t calls my attention to •what he justly calls two cricket curiosities in matches recently played at Abbot’s Lang­ ley. The first, to quote his own words, “ happened on ” Friday, and was as follows. “ TlieBev. T. G. Dale,who bowls lobs, bowled W . Hearn with a ball which hit the top of the off stump, and displaced the off b a il; the leg bail was found lodged on the leg stump only, and reversed. In the second match Mr. H. Gilliat, who was absent in the earlier part of the innings o f St. Albans, howled six overs and three Balls (five balls to the over) for six wickets and no runs, taking three wickets in three balls in one over, and two wickets in the last two balls o f the innings.” * H F f l E v S O 0 ^ E v B 0 0 K * > (Con tinned.) CHARLTON PARK v. ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE. Played at Charlton Park on Saturday, August 26, and resulted in an easy win for Charlton Park by an innings and 47 runs. C h arlton P a r k . .. 0 B. Craig, run out .. G. Tucker, b Lyne .. M. A. Streatfeild, b Mere­ dyth ..................................1 W. McCanlis, b Meredyth 9 II. G-. Majendie, c Spear- roan.b Henderson.. .. 44 E . W. Sampson, cHibbert, b Ethelston .................. W . Burnett, c de Robeck, b E th e lsto n ..................2 J. G. Davis, c Hibbert, b Meredyth..........................2 H. E. Lawrence, uot out.. I t F. Lovey, c Evan-Thomas, b M ered yth ..................3 W. M. McAllister, b Mere­ dyth ..................................1 B 6, w 7, n b 2 .. .. 15 T o t a l..................121 R oyal N aval C ollege . First Innings. Second Innins. W. O. Lyne, run o n t .................. 3 b McCanlis .. A. T. Spearman, st Lawrence, b McCanlis .................................. 7 T. 0 ‘Connor, c Craig, b McAl­ lister .................. .................. 0 A. P. Ethelston, c Lawrence, b M cAllister.................................. 0 cLovey, bD avis.. .. 27 J. M. de Robeck, st Lawrence, b McCanlis .................................. 0 b Davis.................. P. Henderson, c Burnett, b McCanlis .................................. 0 b Davis.................. A. G. Meredyth, c Burnett, b McCanlis .................................. 0 run out.................. H. Evan-Thomas, b McAllister 2 not out.................. T. B. Moody, b McAllister .. 0 b Burnett .. J. Hibbert, b McAllister 0 b McCanlis.. .. E . M. Key, not out .................. 2 b McCanlis .. B .......................................... 2 B .................. ** 3 Total.................................. 16 Total .. CHARLTON PARK v. OLD CHARLTON. i Played at Charlton Park on Saturday, September ;2, and left unfinished, as the rain prevented play till ' a late hour. C harlton P a r k . W. McCanlis, c Shepherd, } b M a jor..........................89 f B. Craig, run out .. .. 3 ; H. E. Lawrence, c Gra­ ham, b Holies .. .. 2 jjJ. G. Davis, b Ayling .. 14 iM . A. Streatfeild, not out G2 JE. W. Sampson, b Major.. 12 S. Clarke aud W. McAllistcr did not bat. F. W. P. Holden, c Holies, b Stapeley ...............7 A. Burnett, c Graham, b Stapeley.......................4 W. Burnett, not ou t.. .. 0 B 8 ,1-b 2, w 8 .. ..1 8 Total .211 CHARLTON PARKv. ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE. Played at Charlton Park on Saturday, Sep­ tember 9. C h arlton P a r k . First Innings. H. E. Lawrence, c de Ro- W. McCanlis, b Meredyth. 0 B. Craig, b Meredyth .. 9 M. A. Streatfeild, c and b Meredyth ..................12 J. G. Davis, b O’Connor 3 A. J. Newsom, b Mere­ dyth ..........................3 G. Tucker, c de Robeck, b Meredyth ..................12 beck, b Meredyth .. .. 4 E.W.Sampson,b O’Connor 10 A. Burnett, c Meredyth, b Henderson ..................3 W. Farquarson, not o u t.. 2 W. McAllister, b Meredyth 3 B l , w 2 ..................3 T o t a l ..................04 In the second innings McCanlis scored (not out) 60, Davis (run out) 28, Newsom {not out) 10, Tucker (c de Robeck, b Meredyth) 11, Lawrence (b Meredyth) 1 ; b 4, 1-b 1, w 5 ; total, 120. R oyal N a v a l C o lle g e . W. O. Lyne, c Davis, b P. Henderson, b McCan­ McCanlis.......................... 0 lis .................................. 4 T. O’Connor, c Craig, b T. B. Moody, c Davis, b McAllister .................. 0 McCanlis.......................... 2 A. T. Spearman, 1 b w, b H. Hibbbert, b McAllister 0 McAllister .................. 4 R. P. Fitzgerald, c and b A. G. Meredyth, b McMcAllister .................. 0 Canlis .......................... 7 G. Humphreys, not out .. 0 J. M. de Robeck, b McCanL-b .......................... 2 lis .................................. 6 — Captain Bedford, b McAl- T o t a l .................. 20 4 CASTLE v. CHRISTCHURCH UNITED. Played at “ The Eton” on Saturday, September 9. G a st l f . Willis, b Sm ith..................0 Hutley, b Corbett .. .. 4 Hester, c John, b Corbett 14 Connell, b Smith .. .. 0 Nisbett, b Corbett .. .. 0 Elsley, b Sm ith................ 5 Probyn, b Smith .. .. 0 Fisk, b Corbett.. .. Sutton, run out Hollyer, not out R. K. Page, b Corbett Extras .. Total C h r istc h u r c h U n it e d . Jordan, c Fisk, b Hester.. 34 Baker, b Hester..................8 Saville, b Hester..................9 Smith, c Nisbett. b Hester 18 Underwood, b Willis .. 9 French, b Willis..................20 Paris, b W illis ..................0 Rixon, b Wiilis .. .. 0 Lomax, not out .. .. 6 Corbett, c and bHester.. 8 John. 1) W illis................0 Extras ................6 T ota l..............113 GREVILLE v. ST. MARK’S. Played at Lord’s Ground on Saturday, Septem­ ber 9. Resulted in a tie ; the bowling of Kilmis- ter, which is questionable, was very destructive. St. M a r k ’ s . Second Inniugs. 3 not out..........................11 First Innings. G. W. Morley, b Breeds W. G. Freeman, c Beete, b Breeds..........................................7 c and b Beete W. Kilmister. b Farmer .. .. 2 b Gregory .. W. A. B. Hamilton, bFarmer .. 10 b Farmer H. Cockei'ill, c Brockbank, b Farmer......................................... 6 bFarmer F. Butler, b Breeds C. Brown, b F a rm e r ..................3 J. Watts, c Gregory, b Breeds .. A. Slater, b Farmer ..................0 G. Blayden, b Breeds................. 1 P. J. Knightling, not cut .. .. 4 B 8 ,1-b 1 ..............................9 14 6 11 9 c Brockbank, b Breeds 9 b Farmer c Beete, b Brockbank . not out..........................0 b Gregory . B 1, w 1. Total. ..................57 G r e v il l e . A. Fanner, 1) Butler.. .. 0 .1. Brockbank. b Butler .. 6 B. Warsop, 1) Kilmister .. 0 G. F. Hmrne, c W. A. B. Hamilton, b Kilmister 18 A. O. Breeds, b Kilmister 5 N. R. Beete, b Kilmister 5 T. Hart, b Kilmister .. 0 Total .. 71 H. Carswell, b Butler H. Gregory, b Kilmister . J. Elliott, not out .. J. Yonng, b Kilmister B ................................ Total .. .. ..5 7 PENGE v. BOHEMIANS. Played at Penge on Saturday, September 9, and resulted in a draw, the home team remaining at the wickets the whole afternoon. P e n o e . F. G. Knott, c Martin, b J H. W. Dillon, c Couch, b Heesman............................ 126 j Jones ....................33 H. C. Knott, c sub,b Hees- j P.T.P. Knott,c and bJones 5 m a n ......................................14 H. Blake, ruu out .. .. 9 S. Cheesman, c Jones, b W. N. Golds, not out .. 12 R a y.......................................21 | J. J. Phippn, not out .. 2 C. M. Champneys, c Couch, B 26,1-b 5, n-b 1 .. 32 b M artin..............................18 / — T o ta l...............272 II. Heathtleld and F. Oldham did not bat. MB. J. B. KING’S ELEVEN v. BROMLEY. Played at Bromley on August 31, and resulted in an easy victory for the visitors. H. B. Payne, b Burrow D. Payne, b Burrow G. A. Philpott, b Mayo G. Doe, b Burrow .. J. Amaud, b Mayo .. Parkinson, b Burrow J. Dowling, b Burrow . 10 . 0 . 2 . 1 . 13 . 0 . 5 W. Wilson, not out .. J. H. Lacy, run out .. F. Slade, b Mayo J. Leavy, b Mayo Extras.................. Total M r . J. B . K in g ’ s E l e v e n . Stephenson, c Dowling, b D o e ..................................11 McGregor, c Slade, b Lacy 2 C. Ratcliffe, not out.. .. 71 L. E. Burrow, b Lacy .. 10 H. Mayo, b Doe.............. 36 J. B. King, b Amaud . C. Shepperd, b Arnaud W. Dawkins, not out 6 1 0 2 15 E xtras............................. 11 T o t a l....................153 J. Stringer, J. Auscombe, aul F. Whalley did not bat. LULWORTH LOBSTERS v. DORCHESTER. This return match was played at Lulworth on August 29, and won by the Lobsters by 53 runs on the first innings. L u lw o rth First Innings. A. D. Fripp, b In gold.................. J. H. Lonsdale, 1 b w, b Macart­ ney ......................................... W. W. Bury, b Macartney .. J. Wynne, R.A , b Ingold .. L. A! Wynne, b Ingold .. H. P. Thomas, b Ingold .. J. J. Fenny, c King, b Mowlem.. II. Burke, b Ingold .................. J. B. R. Hill, b Mowlem H. A. Druce, not o u t .................. A. G. Hobson, c King, b Ingold . B 1 ,1-b 4, w 4, n b 3 .. L obsters . Second Innings. 16 b Loader ..................0 18 c Cross, b Mowlem .. 7 3 run out.......................... 0 b Ingold .................. 2 b M ow lem ..................11 0 c Bascombe, b Macart­ ney .......................... 5 10 b Macartney .. .. 2 7 b M owlera.................IB 1 b M owlem .................2 2 not out........................ 15 0 st Loader, b Ingold .. 1 B 11,1-b 4, w 1 .. 1<> Total. 12 71 Total 8‘J D orch ester . First Innings. D. H. Loader, run out..................1 W. J. Ingold, c and b Fi ipp .. 2 W. H. C. Macartney, b Fripp .. 3 T. Mowlem, b F r ip p .................. 0 A. E. Driver, c Hill, b J. Wynno 1 T. King, b J. W y n n e ..................2 F. Cross, b Fripp..........................5 A. H. Bascombe, b J. Wynne .. 0 F. Osmond, not out . . . .. 0 E. Blewitt,bFripp ..................0 B. Chief, run o u t ..........................0 B 3 ,1 -b l..................................4 Second Innings, run out.................. not out.......................... c Druce, b J. W ynne.. c Lonsdale, b F ripp.. c Fripp, b Thomas .. not out.......................... Total. 18 B 4 ,1-b 1 Total 5*1 CASTLE v. WOOBURN HOUSE. Played at Wooburn House ou August 26, result­ ing in an easy victory for Wooburn House. C astle . First Inuings. Second Innings. W. R. Symonds, c H. Gilbey, b S. Gilbey .................................. 0 b S. Gilbey.................. I C. Carter, b A. N. Gilbey .. 2 c S. Gilbey, b A. N. J. K. City, c S. G o ld .................. 17 Gilbey *..................4 b A. N. Gilbey .. .. T E. Brown, b A. N. Gilbey .. .. 0 C. Hutley, c A. Gilbey, b A. N. 2 A. George, c A. Gold, b A. N. 11 W. Fisk, not o u t .......................... 5 c A. N. Gilley, b S. R. K. Page, b S. Gilbey .. 0 b A. N. Gilbey .. .. 1 H. L. Savory, b S. Gilbey .. 4 A. J. Burke,b A. N. Gilbey 1 W. H. Sutton, c A. Gilbey, b A. 0 49 Total .. . . 3 1 W oobu rn H ou se . A. Gilbey, b H utlcy.. .. 19 H . W . Gilbey, c Hutley, b G e o r g e ..........................48 S. Gilbey, c Fisk,b Hutleyll7 A. N. Gilbey, run out .. 24 T. Gilbey, runout .. ..4 2 A. G. Gold, c George, b Carter ..........................9 C. Gold, b C ity ..................... lt S. Gold, b Carter .. .. 2 A. Gold, c Hutley, b City (>• Henry Gilbey, not out .. 1 Newman Gilbey, b City.. 0 B 11,1-b 4, w 4 .. .. 19 T o t a l................... 201