Cricket 1882

22 CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. m ay 17 , ism . s from the Cricket Gossip in the Melbourne Leader of April 1 :— “ I am able to bear iestimony to the excellent conduct of the ieam, publicly and socially. A thorough food lot of fellows, they have gone through i six months’ trip, happily without illness )r accident, leaving beliindthem individually tnd collectively, a good name and many i'iends.” It is needless to add that Alfred 3haw has, as we foretold, indignantly repudi- ited the scandal referred to last week. The >erson who originated that report would lave a bad quarter of an hour of it at 3ramallLane or Trent Bridge if his identity vere discovered. T ames L illywiiite in a letter to a co n ­ temporary o f yesterday, writes :— “ AH the English papers seem to thinli that Shaw ind Shrewsbury were the only two in the specula- ion of the English team to Australia.” I he refers to the firstnumber of “ C r ic k e t , ” >age 4, “ Shaw’s Team in Australia,” he vill see that there was one exception. It ippears, though,that report I exaggerated the >rofit to the promoters when I gave them £1,600 each. It was only iJGOO. • * T p :$ C 0 I ^ E v B 0 e K * « Continued. EALING v. PALLINGSWICK. Played on the ground of the Ealing Cricket Club, >n Saturday, May 13, and resulted, thanks to the ;xcellent batting of Messrs. Carter, Hotchkin, and yharp, in a draw, somewhat in favour of the ’isitors. E aling . W. F. Twynaro, c Graham, 1) F. Clemence .. .. 26 JF . Wood, c and b J. W. Clemence ...............4 fr W. Salter, b Weber .. 20 K W . White, st Graham, . b Weber ................17 !&J. W. Cooper, b Weber . 0 Jr P. Gaskell, b J. W. Clemence ...............16 0E P. Wilkinson, c F. Clemence, b J. W. Clemence ............... 2 B. Relton, c C. Sharp, b Carter.......................... J. B. Gooding, c B. W. Sharp, b W eber.. .. 16 G. F. Judge, not ou t.. .. 6 Mr. R. Creasy,c C. Sharp, b C arter.......................... 1 B 6 ,1-b 8, w 8 .. .. 22 Tota P allincswick . F. Cltmcnce, b Relton O. J. Fraser, not out B 5 ,1-b 1, w 1 .. 3. H. Beckley, b R<lton .. 0 3. W. Sharp, b Relton .. 16 f. W. Clemence. b Relton.. 0 iV. H. Hotchkin, not ou t.. 58 B. A. Carter, b White .. S9 Total...................182 C. J. Sharp, L. A. Weber, A .W Grafcam, aud F. W. Dickin- •:cn did net I at. ESHEE v. BICKLEY PABK. Played at Biekley, May 6th. B ickley P ark . R S. Jones, run out .. 13 CM. Tuke, b Cottrell .. 10 C T. Boosey, c C. C.Clarke. b Ridle y ..................8 1. P. Betts, c Whitfeld, b R id ley..........................24 \YH. Patterson, not out 28 ’ . B. Grimsdale, b Whit­ feld ..........................19 ^ B . Pattison, b Lucas.. 19 E sher , F. E. Street, c Ridley, b L u ca s ........................ 4 J. A. S. Jones, c Whitfeld, b Ridley .................1 B. H. Latter, b Lucas .. 1 A. E. Willett, b Lucas .. 1 R. Hilcler, c Clark, b Lucas 6 B 3................................ 3 CRYSTAL PALACE v. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL. Played at the Crystal Palace, Saturday, May 13, resulting in an easy victory for the home team. Noakes played a grand innings of 10*2, and was well supported by Clark. S t . B artholomew ’ s H ospital . First innings J. Ormerod,c Gardner-Woolloton, b Dorman................................. J. A. Rigge, b C osens.................. Second innings. H . D. Rolleston, Dorman .. . G. Weakly, Cosens, b Hetley, b H. F. Home, b Turner E. Humphreys, b Turner .. E. Hassard, c Turner, b Cosens.. G. Davey, b Cosens .................. A. G. James, not o u t .................. B 5 ,1-b 2 .................................. Total 0 0 1 14 6 4 1b w, b Cosens .. 1 3 c Henderson,!) Turner 3 22 c Nonkes, b Turner .. 1 5 1 6 8 11 0 1 0 6 Bye .................. 1 63 Total .. . 24 C rystal P alace . H. P. Clarke, c Hassard, b H om e...........................44 A. W. Gardner - Woollo­ ton, b Hassard .. .. 11 W. Noakes, b H om e.. .. 102 H. Hetley, b Hassard .. 6 F. Barry, c Humphreys, b H o rn e ............................. 18 C. H. Dorman, 1 b w, b H o m e ...............................2 L. J. Turner, b Horae G. Cosens, b Home .. J. M. Henderson, not ou t. P. Currey, b Horne A. Kettlewell, c James, b Ormerod .................. B 7 ,1-b 2, w 1 .. Total. .222 GRANVILLE v. CROYDON. Played on the ground of the former at Lee on Saturday, 13th May, and won, after an exciting finish, by the Granville. C roydon . Total. 187 A P. Lucas, run out .. 1 JH . Akroyd, c Latter, b Patterson ..................12 A W. Ridley, c Willett, b _ P a tterson ..................46 3. Whitfeld, c Pattison, b P a tterson ..................2 kl. C. Clarke, c and b Tuke 25 3. E. Cottrell, c Betts, b Patterson .. ,. .. 16 }. Sirrah, b Boosey .. .. 0 C. C. Clarke, b Grimsdale 4 S. Cattley, c Latter, b P a tterson ..................18 A. Bovill, not out .. 2 A. H. de Puraviciui, not out.......................... v. 16 J. Fletcher, to hat B 3 .................. 8 l Total. 145 H. R. Groom, c Ferry, b Noakes....................... 18 H. W. Ward, b Ferry .. 6 E. R. Wilkinson,b Ferry.. 0 J. C. Necch, b Ferry.. .. 0 F. Hill, run ou t............... 16 J. Aris, c Green, b J. Wilson, jun................26 J. Wilson, Junr., c. Groom b Neech ..................15 T. J. Green, b Hill .. . . 1 6 P. H. Lockhart, b Nceeh.. 9 W. Pierce, L.B.W., b Hill 0 B. Noakes, c Aris, b Neech 5 Joseph Wilson, b Neech ,. 0 E. A Ferry, b Hili .. .. 4 J. Evans, b Hutchinson .. 7 W. T. Grant, run out .. 5 J. McLachlan, b Green .. 4 F. W. Huddleston, b Green 3 H. J. Hawkins, not out .. 1 B 4, l.b 2, w 2 .. .. 8 Total......................... 94 F. Taylor, not out ,. . E. C. Hutchison, c Huddleston, b Neech 7 A. Taylor, b Ward .. ,. 9 E* M. B )gers. not out .. 7 B 3 ,1-b 5, w 8, n b 8.. 14 Total. I ll CHRIST’S COLLEGE v. PALLINGSWICK. Played on the Pallingswick Ground, on Saturday May 13, and resulted in a win for the visitors by two runs. For the winners Messrs. Richards and Tuckwell played well, and for the losers, Messrs. Beale and V. Weber were the only ones that showed any form with the bat. Mr. H. Cockerton tried hard to save the game by his excellent bowling, his 5 wickets costing only 12 runs. P allin o sw ick . Second Inningr. First Innings. E. Kettle, b Pierce ..................6 T. M. Beale, b P ie rce ..................16 P. Schooling, b Pierce..................0 W. Cole, b T u ck w ell..................0 F. F. Weber, c CarpcnalJ, b Tuck- w e ll..........................................0 V. T. Weber, b P ierce..................24 F. E. Bentley, c Cousins, bPierce 7 W. C. Yarborough, b Cooper .. 0 b Cousins F. Pelham, not out ..................0 } E. Gamble, b P ie r c e .................. 1 H. Cockerton, b Pierce .. .. 0 Byes 8 ,1-b 1, w 5 ..................9 T o t a l ..........................63 C hiiist ’ s C ollege . First Iunings. Richaids, c Yaihorcugh, b C ockerton.................. Carpenall, b Yarborough.. Sayer, b Yarborough Tuckwell, c Kettle, b Cock­ erton .. ■ i ................ Ruwlinson, b Ccckertph .. Tennans, b Yarborough .. not out..........................0 b C o u sin s..................0 b Pierce .................. c Sawyer, b Cousins .. Total 10 Cousins.l-b-w,bYarborough 4 Pierce, b Cockerton .. .. 7 Underwood, b Cockcrton.. 1 Ewing, not out .. .. 9 Cooper, b Kettle .. .. 4 Byes 8, w 1 .. .. 4 Total .. . „ 65 First Innings. Second innings. G. M. Robinso.i, b Windeler ,. 2 b Dutton .................. 5 W. L, Shipton, b Windeler.. .. 0 1 0 5 W. Malden, b Windeler .. ,. 0 11 T. B. Hughes, b Windeler .. 9 b Windeler.................. E. M. Robinson, notout .. 40 o E. Pinkerton, b Windeler .. H. Wliatton, c Heatley, b Dutton M. F. Twecelie, c Windeler, b 0 c Palmer, b Dutton.. Dutton .................................. 0 E. B, Alexander, b Windeler .. 0 b W indeler.................. G. Henderson, b Windeler.. S. C. Paul, c Dutton, b 1 6 Williampon .......................... 2 B 1,1-b 1, w 2 .......................... 4 B 1 ,1-b2 .. .. T o t a l .......................... 58 Total.. .. 56 BEXLEY v. HUNDBED OF HOO. Played at Bexley on Saturday, May 13. Woh by Bexley by 20 runs. B exley . E. C. Friend, b Osenton .. 19 L. A. Shuter, b Osenton .. 1 R. J. Arbuthnot, b Haynes 11 J. Shuter, ran out .. .. 60 T. Ashdown, c Johnson, b Pedley......................... 4 W. W. Mann, b Osentcn.. 18 S. F. Jackson, cBengough, b Palmer ..................8 L. Easum, b Osenton ,. 0 W. B. Friend, c &b Palmer 5 F. G. Monkland, not out.. 6 C. E. Horner, b Palmer .. 0 Byes 8 ,1-b 6. n-b 1 .. 10 Total .. 187 H undred of Hoo. Palmer, c E. C. Friend, b Horner..........................28 Major Rogers, b Homer .. 1 C. Lake, b Homer .. .. 2 O. H. Pedley. c J. Shuter, b L. A. Shuter .. .. 2 C. Haynes, b Horner.. .. 22 W. Osenton, run ou t.. .. 11 Capt. Johnson, b W. B. Friend..........................5 | C. S. Bengougli, b E. C. Friend..........................2 Capt. Denny, not out .. 19 W. Stuart, b E. C. Friend 16 Capt. Jackson, b Horner .. 2 Byes 4 ,1-b 8, w 1 .. 0 Total 117 SURBITON v. OLD REPTONIANS. Played at Surbiton, on Saturday, May 13, and won by Surbiton by 31 runs on the first innings. O ld R eptonians . J.Williamson, jun.,run out 8 E. Pinkerton, c and b Shipton ...............8 G. H. Windeler, c G. M. Robinson, b Shipton. 19 C. D. Heatley, b Malden .. 11 C. E. Nesnam, c Paul, b Shipton ............. 25 R. R. Palmer,b Hughes ,. 7 Ii. G. Dutton, runout .. 4 S urbiton , G. C. Bird, b G. M. Robin- son.. ., .................. S. Castle, Jun., e and b G. M. Robinson ., G. Pinkerton, c Scott, b C. M. Robinson ,. ,, Pink, not out .................. L.b 1, w 4 .................. Total..................89 GBEVILLE v. ST. GEOEGE’S HOSPITAL. The opening match of the season was played at Lord’s Ground on Saturday afternoon, on an excellent pitch ; there was fair all-round cricket displayed on both sides ; although the result was in favour of the Greville, the match was well contested. Lambert was in good form, bowling for Greville, am1 although Gregory won the hat it was by 110 means his best underhand that was successful. Mr Bencraft’s was a carefully played not out innings for the Hospital, the fielding of the latter teambeinf very good for so early in the season. GnEVILLE. First Innings Second Innings. J. Bates, b B e n cra ft..................88 W. Lambert, b T u k e ..................14 B. Warsop, b F a y re r..................1 not out J. Brockbank, cMakay..................0 b Wilson E. R. Lee, b P r e s to n ..................16 ‘21 7 J. II. French, b Preston A. O. Beeds, b Bencraft H. Gregory, b Preston.. J. C. Hart, b Bencraft.. C. Lane, b Bencraft L. A. Harding, not out . Byes 3, 1-b 2.. .. 3 1 8 10 l 0 not out Total . b Preston .. Wide 1, b 8 Total.. 85 69 S t * G eorge ’ s H ospital . J. C. Bell, b Lee.. .. *. 0 T. Tuke, c and b Lambert 10 R. Trevor, b Lambert .. 18 P. B. Makay, b Lambert .. 0 R. Bencraft, not ou t.. .. 28 R. J. Wilson, b Lambert .. 0 P. C. Bcott> b Latabert '.. 8 G. E. Fitzgerald, b Gregory 11 A. Preston, b Gregory .. 0 D. Ellis, b Gregory .. .. 0 J. Fayrer, b Lambert .. 8 Byes 4 ,1-b 5 .. .. 9 total T2