Cricket 1882

CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 17, 1882. C heam D istrict . First Inniugs. Second Innings. Wheeler, b Johnson .................. 1 b A b el.................. 0 Constable, c Dunn, b Johnson .. 0 b A b el.................. 98 Mr. J. L. Turner, b Johnson .. 1 c and b Abel . 15 Mr. W. Thorns, c Hillson, b J a ck so n .................................. 17 l>Haden 19, Mr. J. Stedman, run out 0 b Johnson <.. . 30 Mr. J. S. Goodison, run ont . 3 not out •• 6 Mr. J. Ockenden, c Haden, b Jackson .................................. 6 c and b Abel . 0 Ratcliffe, c Johnson, b Jackson . 4 not out.................. 9 Keats, b Jack son .......................... 0 Mr. S. Colman, not out 8 b A b el.................. 0 Mr. A. A. Hyslop, b Johnson 1 c and b Abel . 16 B 3 ,1-b 4 . 7 T o t a l .......................... 41 Total.. .116 NONDESCRIPTS y . ELTHAM. When the Nondescripts went tothewickets at Eltham on Saturday last, the ground was little better than a bog, and the getting of runs an impossibility ; so much so, indeed, that when, after twenty minutes’ play, the first wicket fell, the telegraph only showed a total of 5. Matters improved as the afternoon wore on, but two hours were occupied in securing 31 runs, of which Blaker, who carried his bat through the innings, claimed 16. The visitors were sadly deficient in bowi ng, and their score was easily passed by the home team, who, at the call of time, had lost only seven wickets for 70 runs. The effective bowling of li. Haywood deserves something more than a passing notice. N ondescripts . Mr. II. C. Blaker, not out.. 1G Mr. It.de C.Welch,c Lewin, b W. Haywood .. .. 2 Mr. A. J. Courage, b R. Haywood ...............0 Mr. W. Molesworth, c II. Spreckley, b W. Hay­ wood ........................0 Mr. n. W\ Mills, b R. Haywood ................. 1 Mr. W .F. Richmond, b II. Haywood .. .. .. 0 R. Haywood, b Courage .. 2 A. Smith, b Courage.. .. 17 Mr. II. E. Storrie, run ont 21 Mr. J. Eagleton, c Levy, b Courage ..................16 Mr. H. Spr :ckley,run ont. 1 Colonel Lewin, c Rich­ mond, b Courage .. 2 W. Haywood, b Courage.. 0 Mr. H. G. Jeaffrcson, b R. Haywood ................1 Mr. J. P. K. Hannay, b W. Haywood ................2 Mr. A. A. Levy, b W. R. S p reck lev................5 Mr. J. L. Rouse, b W. R. S p reck ley ................0 Mr. (>. Mere, absent.. .. 0 B 1 ,1-b 2, n-b 1 .. .. 4 Tot'd...............31 Mr. W. Sprcckley, not out ..........................2 Mr. A. Miles, not out .. 3 Mr. P. Goody and Mr. C. Eagleton did not bat. W id cs ..........................G Total..................70 NONDESCRIPTS v. WANSTEAD. Played at Wanstead Park on Saturday last. TliQ Nondescripts were doubly unfortunate on Saturday last, as in each case they suffered from the default made by those who had undertaken to play. In any case, however, the Wanstead team would have taken a great deal of beating. Sainsbury, with bat and ball alike, proved, as usual, a host in himscl f NONDESCRirTS. Mr. S. J.Weston, st Hatt, b Sainsbury..................3 Mr. W. L. McMahon,lbw, b Sainsbury..................0 Mr. E. H. Bambridge, b M atth ew s..................2 Mr. G. H. P. Street, b S ainsbu ry..................0 Mr. A. Bowden-Smitl), b . Mxtthews- ... .. Mr. W. A. R. Pugh, b M atth ew s..................0 Mr. F. C. Hill, b Sainsbury. 0 Mr. L. WTaters, not out 5 Mr. R. H. Sharpies, b Burt. 1 Mr. C. W- Foley, absent .. 0 Mr. E. Hill, absent .. .. 0 B 2 ,1-b 1, w 1 .. .. 4 23 Total 38 Mr. R. S. Bastard, c sub., b Smith Mr. E. Sainsbury, st McMahon, b Smith .. 78 Mr. W. Francis, b Walters. 2 Mr. J. Morrison,b Sm ith.. 18 Mr. D. Womersley, b Bam- b riilg e..........................G Mr. E. Read, bBambridge. 5 Mr. C. Mastenran, c Burt, b Westou ................18 17 Mr. G. N. Hatt, c Bam­ bridge, 1) Smith .. .. 0 Mr. J. Matthews,e Walters, b Street ..................5 Mr. B. Womersley, not out 27 Mr. G. Burt, b Street . . 0 B 6 ,1-b 2, w 3 .. .. 11 Total 187 LAW CLUB v. WILLESDEN. Played at Willesden Green, on Saturday, May 13, and resulted as follows, Messrs. Gallop and Fisher for their respective clubs being the only scorers. Score :— L aw C lu b . First innings. R. G. Gallop, c Long, b Potts .. 37 G. E. Waller, b P o tts ................0 E. T. Guidon, b P otts............... 0 A. H. Matthews, b Inchbald .. 0 H. Greenwav, b P otts...............2 T. M. Hodgliiuson, b Potts.. .. 0 A. T. Lawden, b Potts................2 J. F. Kershaw, not out...............3 C. Y. Dawbarn, b Inchbald.. .. 4 W. Jones, b Potts........................0 W. Hayes, b Inchbald............... 0 Byes 2,1-b 2 ....................... 4 T o t a l .............................. 52 W ILLESDEN. M. R. Fisher, c Gurdon, b M atthew s..................46 R. M. Inchbald, c Gurdon, b Matthews..................5 T. R. Potts, c and b M atth ew s..................0 T. F. W. Crawhall-Wilson, b Waller ..................8 L. Cloudesley, b Gallop .. 11 Second innings, not ou t..........................12 b P otts......................... 9 F. S. Long, b Gallop.. . H .D. Inchbald, b Gallo] S. Machin, b Matthews . S. Cooke, b Gallop .. . E. G. Venables, not out . G. Veitcli, b Matthews . Byes 5 ,1-b 1, w 1, n-b 1 T o t a l ..........................85 CITY RAMBLERS v. ERITH. Blackham, Jones, and Giffen played in this match at Erith, on Saturday. Giffen took seven wickets for 56 runs. E rith . C lare C ollege . First Innings. W. B. Salmon, b Bowman.. .. 16 E. B. Hill, c Booth, b Vintcent.. 5 J. M. A. Thomson, not out .. 16 H. J. Ford, b Bowman .. .. 8 C. Jones-Bateman, b Bowman .. 0 G. L. King, b Bowman..................10 H. G. C. Hardwicke, b Vintcent 3 G. F. Grace, c Erskine, bVintcent 7 H. T. Thursby, b Vintcent.. .. 0 E. W. Brook, b Vintcent .. .. 0 T. L. Graham, b Bowman .. .. 3 Byes 8, n-b 1 ..........................9 T otal..........................77 Second Innings, c Gething, b Vintcent 14 b V intcent..................0 b B owm an..................0 st Erskine, b Vintcent 0 c Booth, b Vintcent.. 6 c Mackay, b Vintcent 0 b V intcent..................3 b B owm an..................0 c Kershaw, b Vintcent 55 not out..........................12 Byes 9, n-b 1 10 Total .. 100 T rinity H all . H. Bowman, b Graham .. 1 .T. Vintcent, b Graham .. 4 A. J. Bowman, b Graham 0 A. T. Polhill-Turner, c Brook, b Graham .. 11 C. L. Booth, c and b Hard­ wicke .......................... 0 H. Gcthing, c Thompson, b G ra h a m ..................1 C. Marriott, c Brook, b G ra h a m ..................0 0 J. Mackay, not out .. E. Woodford-Hawkey, b Graham .................. E. Kerskaw, st Brook, b H ardwicke..................7 M. Erskine..........................1 Byes 2 ,1-b 1 .. .. 3 A. D. Blytb, c Dempsey, b G iffen ..........................21 O. P. Fisher, st Brierley, b GifTen..........................0 W. G. Ansell, c Jones, b G iffrn ..........................50 Musician Boys, c Jones, b G iffen ..........................24 J. E. Ralfe,b Giffen.. .. 1 J. Langton, run out .. .. 0 C ity R amblers . W. Ansell, b Giffen .. .. 7 B. Halford, 1-b-w, b Black­ ham ...............................4 W. W. Martin, c Giffen, b B lackham ......................11 J.Stone,st Brierley,bGiffen 4 J. W\ Colman, not out .. 0 Byes 7, w 1 ........................ 8 Total....................133 CLARE COLLEGE v. ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Played at St. John’s College Ground. For Clare, Ford and Hill brought up the century before a single wicket fell, in three-quarters of an hour. C lare C ollege . H. G. C. Hardwicke, b Col- H. J. Ford, c Coleman, b Ainger.......................66 E. B. Hill, b Fisher ... . 3 9 W. B. Salmon, c Oldham, b C o lm a n ...............16 C. Jones-Bateman, c and b Colman ................0 G. L. King, c Iron, b Col­ man ........................5 H. Thursby, b Colman .. 0 S t . J ohn ’ s C ollege . man .......................... G. F. Grace, b Fisher W. T. Lawson, not out .. T. L. Graham, b Fisher .. A. L. Lowe, c Robin, b Colman .................. Byes 2 ,1-b 1, n-b 2 .. Total .. .. ] S. Jones, c Ralfe, b Boys 70 G. Giffen, b Blyth .. .. 5 W. R. Hassall, b W. G. A n sell..........................24 J. B. Barber, b Boys .. 17 A. T. Pearce, 1-b-w, b Boys 7 .T.M. Blackham,c& bBlvtli 33 W. Scott, b Blyth .. .. 21 J. Dempsey, b Blyth.. .. 13 W. H. Brierley, c & bBlyth 3 H. W. Hoskings, not out 0 G. Wigley, not out .. .. 1 Bye 6,1-b 4, n-b 1 .. 11 Total..................205 EOYAL INDIAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE v. KENSINGTON PAEK. Played at Cooper’s Hill, on Saturday, May 13. I.C.E.C.C. First innings. F. L, Sprott, st Rimmington, b B ro w n e ................................. 7 II. Barlow, b Stew art..................0 H. C. John, c andb Browne .. 24 P. H. Bower, st Rimmington, b B r o w n e ................................. 7 W. Knowles, b M eller..................13 II. H. Green, b Browne .. .. 0 c Walford, b Second innings. b B r o w n e ..................3 not out..........................1 l bw, b Walford.. . . 1 1 W. II. Game, b Hardwicke 18 J. R. Andrew, c Lawson, b Graham .............. 1 E. Fisher, b Graham .. 15 E. E. Bell, b Graham .. 0 J. Colman, c Lawson, b Bateman ..................19 J. H. Iron, b Graham .. 30 J. Richardson, c Salmon, b Graham ...............7 A. Batchelor, c Lawson, b Graham ..................lg J. B. Oldham, b Hardwicke .. P. A. Robin, not out .. F. E. Ainger, b Graham .. ® BycsS, 1-b 3 .. .. 6 Total 117 CLAEE COLLEGE v. TRINITY, CAMBRID Played at Clare College Ground, 011 May 10. G. F. Thompson. B r o w n e ................................. 2 W. A. Harrison, b Meller .. .. 0 T. H. Clowes, e Powell, b Browne 5 H. B. Taylor, c Thompson, b B r o w n e ................................. 4 II. R. Hackman, not out .. .. 8 II. E. Chappel, b Meller .. .. 0 b Meller ..................6 b Meller ..................5 st Rimmington, b Browne..................6 First Innings. W. B. Salmon, b Paravicini .. 2 G. F. Campbell, b Eccles .. 0 H. J. Ford, b Eccles...............22 E .B . Hill,b Eccles .. .. .. 4 b Meller not out.. b Meller.. .. B 2 ,1-b 1 T o t a l ..........................70 K ensington P ark . Total.. A. II. Browne, c Harrison, b Bower ..................2 A. L. Stewart, not out .. 32 T. C. O’Brien, l b w , b John ..........................1 W. F. Thompson, b Bower 1 A. B. Walford,!) John .. 0 II. Meller, c Chappel, b B o w e r..........................5 G. H. Rimmington, 1 b \ b Joh n ........................ A. ff.Powell, b John .. H. B. Thomas, b Bower . E. J. C. Savory, b Bower . F. W. French, b John II. Toomer, b Bower.. B 6 ,1-b 4 ................ Total..................59 CLARE COLLEGE v. TRINITY HALL, CAMBEIDGE. Played at King’s and Clare Ground, on Monday, May 15. In the second innings of Clare, the first four wickets fell in four halls for 6 runs. C. J. Bateman, b Paravicini G. L. King, c Nicholson, b E ccles.................................. H.T.Thursby, 1bw,b Paravicini G. F. Grace, b Eccles II. G. C. Hardwicke, b Paravi­ cini .................................. E. W. Brook, b Eccles .. .. J. L. Graham, not out .. L-b .................................. C lare C ollege . Second Innings, c & b Paravicini .. .. 37 c Bicknell, b Paravicini 3 cGreenprice,bLongworth 22 b D u n u ..........................12 b P aravicini..................4 Total. 3 b D u n n .........................7 9 c Paravicini, b Eccles .. 2 0 not out .........................12 2 b D u n n .........................5 0 4 b Paravicini.................0 3 Byes 4 , 1-b 1, w 2 .. 7 58 Total .. ..107 T rinity C ollege . F. W. Capron, b Hardw ickc 0 T. K Tapling, b Hardwicke 1 A. E. Greenprice, c & b Ford .. .. _.. .. 45 P. J. de Paravicini, run out................................. 11 C. L. Bicknell, b Graham 6 P. A. Eccles, b Graham .. 2 F. T. Longworth, b Hard­ wicke .........................1 5 A. T. B. Dunn, b Hard­ wicke .........................0 W. D. Hoare, c Salmon, b Graham .................9 W. G. Nicholson, not out 0 E. C. Spencer Stanhope, b H ardwicke.................0 Byes 3 ,1-b 3, w1 .. 7 Total...............96 CLAEE COLLEGE v. PEMBEOKE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Played on King’s and Clare ground, May 13. Eve took the last three wickets of Pembroke in three consecutive balls.