Cricket 1882

1 SEPT. 28, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 309 RICHMOND. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Played, 42; won, 33; lost, 4; drawn, 6. BATTING AVERAGES. T w e lv e I nnings and o v e r . Dunn, J............... Cecil, E. D. C. Shadwell, F. B ... Borrowes, Oapt. K. Yerburgh, R. E. Ridley, H. W. .. Springett, A. .. James, E. A. Phillips, H. C. Furze, W ..................... 14 Martyn, W. E. . Hill, H. J. .. . Times Most Inns. not out. in Inns. Runs. Avge. 25 .. 4 ... 121 .. 730 . . 34.16 13 .. 1 .,. 108a .. 389 . . 32.5 29 .. 3 .,. 116 .. 822 . . 31.16 12 .. 4 .,. 73a .. 221 . . 27.5 81 .. 3 .,. 106a .. 723 . . 25.23 12 .. 2 .,. 80 .. 251 . . 25.1 80 .. 3 .,. 102 668 . . 24.20 24 .. 4 55 .. 461 . . 28.1 27 .. 3 87 .. 491 . . 20.11 14 .. 1 .. 68 .. 269 . . 20.9 14 .. 1 .. 68a .. 253 . . 19.6 22 .. 8 .. 68 .. 361 . . 19 12 .. 0 .. 63 .. 213 . . 17.9 20 .. 1 .. 65a .. 316 .,. 16.19 13 .. 1 .. 51 .. 191 .., 15.1j Tuke. 0. M. Robertson, J. . U nder T w e l v e and over T h r e e I nnings . Janies, E. P. Martyn, O. B. . Avory, H. K. . Most Times T. B. Shadwell, July 4, v. University College Hospital 116 Inns Runs, in Inns. not out. Avge. July 22, v. Will-o’-the-Wisps 112a . 301 . 109 .. 1 . . 20.1 A. Springett, June 24, v. West Kent .. .. 100 Kettlewell, W. .. .. ..2 3 . 386 . 71 .. 2 . . 18.8 „ August 19, v. Hampton Wick 102 Knowles, H........... .. .. 9 . 150 . 70a .. 1 . . 18.6 R. E. Yerburgh, August 19, v. Hampton Wick • 106a Hetley, H............... .. ..1 6 . 244 . 72 . 3 . 18.1 Clarke, H. P. .. ..1 8 . 280 . 52-1 .. 2 . . 17.8 Aste, J..................... McGeorge, D. . . ..2 0 . . . . 8 . 321 . . 123 . 83 72 .. 0 . .. 0 . . 16.1 15.3 BOWLING AVERAGES. 79 .. 1 . 15.1 T welve I nnings AND OVER. Smith, C. E ........... .. ..1 4 . 175 . 81a . 1 . 13.6 Barry, F.................. .. .. 1 8 225 .. 41 . 1 . 18.4 Tuke, C. M. Inns. Balls. Runs. Wickets. Avge. Neame, G-. H. . . . . 10 .1 1 7 .. 23 . 1 . 13 23 .. 2,133 . 658 .. 95 . 6.88 Dorman, C. H. .. . . ..2 2 .2 4 7 .. 85 . 2 . 12.7 Robertson, J. . 15 .. 1.575 . 556 .. 59 . 9.25 Stevens, R. R. .. . . .. 5 . 62 .. 55 . 0 . 12.2 Yerburgh, R. E. 31 .. 963 . 528 .. 49 . 10.38 Knowles, II. A. .. . 80 .. 22 . 0 . 12 Shadwell, F. B. 38 .. 2,979 . 1,258 .. 114 . 11.4 Turner, J.............. .. .. 3 . 36 .. 24 . 0 . 12 Thomas, R. E. S 13 .. 532 . 281 .. 20 . 11.11 Fergusson, S. M. . . . . 10 . .1 0 3 28a . 1 . 11.4 James, E. A. 14 .. 470 . 225 .. 15 . 15 Hubbard, W. P .. .. .. 3 . . 85 .. 23 . 0 . 11.2 Turner, L. J. .. .. 27 . .2 9 8 .. 52 . 0 . 11.1 U nder T welve I nnings 145 .. 43 . 1 . 10.5 Noble, J. W. 1 .. 83 . 18 .. 3 . 6 Kerr, D. O............. .. .. 4 . . 41 .. 24 . 0 . 10.1 Grimsdale, Dr.ST.B. 4 .. 215 . 72 .. 9 . 8 Currey, P............... . . .. 12 . .1 1 4 .. 85 . 0 . 9.6 Studd, E. J. C. . 2 .. 250 . 75 .. 9 . 8.3 Cosens, G............... .. .. 14 .1 2 0 .. 27 . 1 . 9.3 Ridley, H. W. . 1 .. 15 . 9 .. 1 . 9 Pitman, W ............. .. .. 10 . . 63 .. 22 . 8 . 9 Rivett-Carnac, Shorter, S............. .. .. 11 . . 89 .. SO . 0 . 8.1 Rev. G............... 6 .. 899 . 184 .. 18 . 10.4 Gardner-Woolloton, A. W. 18 . .1 8 7 .. 83 . 1 . 8.1 Hill, H. J............. 8 .. 813 . 147 .. 14 10.7 Henderson, J. M. .. .. 15 . 104 .. 25 . 2 . 8 Hill, F. W ... . 8 .. 40 . 83 .. 8 . 11 Wade, G. W. .. Cooper, G. J. .. .. 4 . . 16 .. 13a . 2 . 8 Parker, A. R. . 1 .. 96 . 34 .. 3 . 11.1 .. .. 18 . . 74 .. 17a . 7 . 6.8 Barker, W ........... 5 .. 275 . 151 .. 13 . 11.8 Williams, H. .. .. 15 . . 68 .. 22 . 5 . 6.8 Bunn, A............... 6 .. 280 . 100 .. 8 . 12.4 Newton, G. H. .. .. 8 . . 50 16 . 0 . 6.2 Dunu, J............... 9 .. 863 . 177 .. 9 . 19.6 Blower, W. G. .. .. .. 3 . . 17 .. 9 . 0 . 5.2 Holt, A................. 9 .. 373 . 168 .. 8 . 21 Sheard, T. C. .. .. 5 . . 27 .. 14 . 0 . 5.2 Furze, W. .. 4 .. 85 . 44 .. 2 . 22 Leete, A................. .. .. 4 . . 16 .. 9 . 1 . 5.1 Barlow, H. S. 4 .. 290 . 183 .. 6 . 22.1 . 15 .. 7 . 0 . 5 Bush, F. W. . 8 .. 230 . 134 .. 6 . 22.2 Daly, A. R ............. .. .. 5 . . 22 .. 19 . o . 4.2 Udal, J. S............ 2 .. 40 . 28 .. 1 .. 23 Kettlewell, A. . . .. 8 . . 22 5 . 3 . 4.2 Phillips, H. C. .. 129 .. M 4 . 23.2 ’ Freeland, A. . . .. 5 . , 24 .. . 10 .. 8 8 . 0 . . 1 . 2.6 2.2 The following also bowled, but without success -W . E Abell, H .F ............ .. .. 6 . 10 .. 6a . 2 . 2.2 Martyn, L. Glass, H. Rushwortli, E. D. C. Cecil, and G. Nixon. a Signifies not out. The following played only two innings: -C . C. Parr, 5 and 12: E. T. LI. Williams, 1 and 8 ; F. R. Ashby 1 and 8; O. Sendyk, 0« aud 10 ; Ii. D. Wade, 0 aud 8 CLAPTON CLUB. The following played only one innings : - B . P Ellis, 1 G. B. Partridge, 4 ; J. H. Busteed, 12; G. A Marshall, 0; T. G. KUSULTS OF MATCHES. Nicholson, 27 ; A. L. Elborough, 0. Played, 40; won, 14 ; lost, 9 ; drawn, 17. Studd, E. J. C. .. Bush, J.N ................... Johnson, Col. Bunn, A..................... Ingram, W. H............ Nixon, G...................... Trevor, P, C. W. Rivett-Carnac, Rev. C Anderton, E................ Bush, F. W................. Noble, J. W ................. Grimsdale, Dr. T. B. Thomas, R. E. S. Willett, F. S................ 10 . . 1 . . 110 . 305 . 33.8 4 . . 0 . 72 . 132 . . 33 11 . . 1 . 51 . 284 . . 28.4 11 . . 3 . 49 . 179 . . 22.3 9 . . 0 . 64 . 199 . . 22.1 3 . . 2 . 11a . 19 . . 19 5 . . 0 . 35 . 85 . . 17 9 . . 0 . 90 . 150 . . 16.6 10 . . 3 . 25a . 114 . . 16.2 8 . . 1 . 47 . 113 . 16.1 4 . . 2 . 10 . 29 . . 14.1 10 . . 0 . 56 . 128 . 12.8 8 . . 1 . 20 . 66 . 8.2 8 . . 0 . 19 . 24 . 8 8 . . 0 . 14 . 24 . 8 7 . . 1 . 31 . 45 . 7.3 10 . . 2 . 20a . 53 . 7 5 . . 1 . 17a . 27 . 6.3 4 . 0 . 11 . 21 . 5.1 3 . 0 . 19 . 22 . 7.1 5 . 1 . 6 . 13 . 8.1 4 . 1 . 3 .. 5 . 1.2 Dunn, J. G. Johnson, J. A. T. Barker, W ............ The following played in two innings:—H. Baker, 9, 30; C. J- C. Scott, 0, 20a; F. W. Hill, 3, 12a ; E. J. Sheward, 6, 5 a ; A.M. Inglis, 10, 10; C. N. Godby, 0, 4; W. May, 0, l ; H. Rush- worth, 0, 5. The following played one innings o n ly L o r d Granville Gor­ don, 4; L. Glass, 0 ; E. A. C. Maynard, 11; R. W. Burrows, 3; T. Viall, 0; F. S. Robertson, 0; H. C. Legh, 0; M. C. Gibb, 9; E. M. Walsh, 6; J. M. R. Francis, 1; F. C. H. Pigott, 1. The following centuries have been obtained for the club during the past season:— E. D. C. Cecil, July 22, v. Will-o’-the-Wisps..................108a J. Dunn, June 24, v. West Kent ................................. 121 „ June 29, v. Emeriti .........................................107 E. P. James, August 16, v. Revellers ......................... 110 May 13.—At Clapton, v. Woodford Wells. Clapton won by 50 runs. Woodford Wells, 87; Clapton, 137. May 18—At Southgate, v. Junior Southgate. Junior South­ gate won by 27 ruus. Clapton, 86 and 97a ; Junior Southgate, 113. a Six wickets down. May 20.—At Clapton, v. Bruce Castle. Clapton won by 83 runs. Bruce Castle, 56; Clapton, 179. May 27.—At Clapton, v. Hampstead. Drawn. Hampstead, 213; Clapton, 66a. a Three wickets down. May 29.—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Won by Highbury. Clapton, 75 and 89a; Highbury, 161. a Seven wickets down. June 1.—At Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace won. Clapton, 68 and 97a; Crystal Palace, 185. a Five wickets down. June 3.—At Clapton, v. Blackheath Morden. Blackheath Morden won by 45 runs. Blackheath Morden, 119; Clap­ ton, 74. June 3.—At Tottenham, v. Trafalgar. Drawn. Trafalgar, 177 ; Clapton, 33a. a Two wickets down. June 8.—At Clapton, v. Wanstead. Clapton won by five wickets and 75 runs. Wanstead, 169; Clapton, 254. Juno 10.—At Clapton, v. St. Thomas’s Hospital. Drawn. Clapton, 213; St. Thomas’s Hospital, 46a. a Seven wickets down. June 10.—At Tottenham, v. Bruce Castle. Drawn. Bruce Castle, 223; Clapton did not bat. June 15.—At Clapton, v. Ealing. Won by Ealing by 15 runs. Ealing, 106 and 42a ; Clapton, 91. a Five wickets down. June 17.—At Highbury, v. Highbury. Drawn. Clapton, 156; Highbury, 93a. a Five wickets down. June 17.—At Blackheath, v. Blackheath Morden. Clapton won by 1 run on first innings. Blackheath Morden, 42 and 65a; Clapton, 43. a Seven wickets down. June 17.—At Clapton, v. Bruce Castle. Clapton won by 50 runs. Clapton (2nd Eleven), 98 and 39a; Bruce Castle, 48. a One wicket down. June 22.—At Hornsey, v. Hornsey. Drawn on account of wet. Clapton, 96a. a Five wickets down. June 24.—At Enfield, v. Enfield. Drawn. Enfield, 98; Clap­ ton, 62a. a Seven wickets down. June 24.—At Clapton, v. Putney. Drawn. Clapton, 197; Putney, 16a. a Two wickets down. June 29.—At Clapton, v. Upton Park. Clapton won by 194 runs. Clapton, 267; Upton Park, 78 and 23a. * a Seven wickets down. July 1. At Clapton, v. Bruce Castle. Clapton won by 14 runs. Bruce Castle, 80; Clapton (2nd Eleven), 104. July 1.—At Upper Clapton, v. Upper Clapton. Drawn. Upper Clapton, 225; Clapton. 30a. a Four wickets down. July 6.—At Clapton, v. Hornsey. Clapton won by 54 runs. Clapton, 156 and 53a; Hornsey, 102. a One wicket down. July 8.—At Hampstead, v. Hampstead. Drawn. Hampstead, 167; Clapton, 96a. a Three wickets down. July 13.—At Ealing, v. Ealing. Ealing won by 20 runs. Clapton, 145; Ealing, 165. July 15.—At Clapton, v. Oriel. Drawn. Clapton, 114; Oriel, 83a. a Eight wickets down. July 20.—At Wanstead, v. Wanstead. Clapton won by seven runs. Clapton, 122 and 131a; Wanstead, 115. a Six wickets down. July 22.—At Clapton, v. Upper Clapton. Drawn. Upper Clap­ ton, 176; Clapton, 119a. a Six wickets down. July 27.—At Clapton, v. Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace won by 30 runs. Crystal Palace, 136; Clapton, 106. July 29.—At Clapton, v. Oaklands. Drawn. Oaklands, 138; Clapton, 85a. a Five wickets down. August 3.—At Clapton, v. Junior Southgate. Junior Southgate won by 57 runs. Junior Southgate, 161 and 60a; Clapton, 104. a Three wickets down. August 5.—At Clapton, v. Upton Park. Drawn. Upton Park, 244; Clapton did not bat. August 7.—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Clanton won in one innings and 15 runs. Clapton, 104 ; Highbury, 90 and 59. August 12.—At Clapton, v. Oriel. Drawn. Clapton, 191; Oriel, 58a. a Four wickets down. August 14 and 15.—At ChioheBter, v. Priory Park. Drawn in favour of Clapton. Priory Park, 212 and 186; Clap­ ton, 218. August 16 and 17.—At Eastbourne, v. Devonshire Park. Devon­ shire Park won in one innings and 28 runs. D6von- shire Park, 298; Clapton, 131 and 134. August 18 and 19.—At Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne. Clapton won by 5 wickets and 5 runs. Eastbourne, 102 aud 191; Clapton, 153 aud 145a. a Five wickets down. August 19.—At Clapton, v. Trafalgar. Clapton won by 43 runs. Trafalgar, 74 ; Clapton, 117. August 26.—At Clapton, v. Willesden. Clapton won by 2 wickets and 44 runs. Willesden, 86 ; Clapton, 180. September 2.—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Drawn. Clapton, 206; Highbury, 11a. a Two wickets down. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns. Runs. not out. Iuniugs. Avge. City, G. W............ 8 . 158 . 3 . 51a .. 81.3 Shorter, S............. 19 . 378 5 53a .. 27 Burkitt, E. H. .. 23 . 480 . 2 . 100a .. 22.18 Mast, E.................. 15 . 295 . 2 . 94 .. 22.9 City, F. II.............. 15 . 241 . 4 . . (*>o .. 21.10 Woolloton,A.W.G. 12 . 210 . 2 . 47 .. 21 Batty, W ................ 27 . 464 . 0 . 57 .. 17.5 Munro,A................. 7 . 121 . 0 . . 29 .. 17.2 Aveling, C. T. 18 . 277 1 . 52 .. 16.5 Asser, S. A............ 22 . 267 . 4 . 48a .. 14.15 Douglas, J. H. 31 . 374 . 5 . 63 .. 14.10 Anderton, E. 15 . 162 . 4 . 33 .. 14.8 Gillard, S. W. 8 . 84 . 2 . 40a .. 14 Newsam, J. F. 7 . 49 . 3 . . 1 7 .. 12.1 Burnell, H. B. 8 . 83 . 0 . 35 .. 10.6 Toulmin, F. S. 7 . 61 . 1 . 32 .. 10.1 Ford, A. L............. 4 . 40 . 0 . 27 .. 10 Tebbut, C. M. .. 15 . 115 . 3 . 29 .. 9.7 Wilson, J. W. 7 . 56 . 1 . 18 .. 9.2 Parry, A. D............ 12 . 109 . 0 .. 40 .. 9.1 5* . 45 . o . 24 .. 9 Robertson, J. R. . 8 . 58 . 1 . 28 .. 8.2 Phelps, M. J. (5 .. 47 . 0 . 17 .. 75 Springett, A. 8 .. 63 . 0 . 15 .. 7.7 Watt, S. P............. 7 .. 31 . 2 11 .. 6.1 Puttock, E. II. .. 13 .. 65 . . 1 . 25a .. 5.5 Bradshaw, W. G. 1 .. 21 . . 0 . 10 .. 5.1 Elildyard, C........... 4 .. 13 . 1 . 10a .. 4.1 Chapman, R. J. 5 .. 20 . 1 . 13 .. 5 a Signifies not out. The following played in three innings only:—W. D. White, 11, 2; F. W. Skottowe, 9, 2; J. K. City, jun., 7, 2; E. Prender­ gast, 8, 2 ; A. E. Vidler, 0, 1; F. C. Williamson, 8, 1 ; B. A. Smith, 48; Parratt, 8. The following played in two innings only:—A. C. Vidler, A. A. L. Douglas, J. Edell, J. K. City, J. C. Connell, E. Ground­ water, W. Furze, J. W. Grant, J. Willocks, G. W. Hanford, H. White, E. Winterbottom, F. H. Ferris. BOWLING AVERAGES. Batty, W ............ Balls. .. 1,749 Runs. . 839 Maidens. Wickets. .. 56 .. 93 .. Avge. 9.2 Asser, S. A. .. 1,280 . 618 .. 61 . 48 .. 12.42 Mast, E.............. .. 439 . 185 .. 25 . 7 .. 26.3 Chapman, R. J. .. 230 . 99 .. 15 . 11 .. 9 161 . . 53 .. 9 . 4 .. 12.5 Puttock,E. H ... Aveling, C. T. .. . 199 . . 113 .. 11 . 7 .. 16.1 .. 108 . . 57 .. 4 . 5 .. 11.2 Robertson, J. R. . 264 . . 120 .. 19 . 4 .. 80 City, G. W. . 155 . . 52 .. 10 . 7 .. 7.3 Burkitt, E. H ... Douglas, J. H. . 845 . 157 .. 19 . 7 .. 22.3 . 474 . 199 .. 35 . 17 .. 11.12 Willocks, J. .. . 320 . 123 . 21 .. 11 .. 11.2 95 . 28 . 9 .. 2 .. 14 Shorter, S. . 189 . 91 . 5 .. 11 .. 8.3 Ford, A. L. . 585 . 286 52 17 .. 16.1 Burnell, H. B ... . 158 . 101 .’ 5 . 6 .. 16.54 Bradshaw, W. G. . 164 . 70 . 11 .. 6 .. 11.4 (Continued on Page 312.)