Cricket 1882

MAY 25, 1882. CRICKET ) A 'WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 31 P. Nere, run o u t ..........................12 b M ills............................ 13 J. Neevo, b W enm an..................O b W enm an.......................2 J. Wood, c W en m an ..................5 b W enm an.................. 0 S. Ticker, b W en m an ..................5 c M ills.................. 1 Morphett, not out..........................0 b W enm an.................. 2 R. Callow, run out ..................O b W enm an.......................0 B 15, w 7 . . ..........................22 B 15, w 11 .. .. 26 Total 55 Total.. .. 7 IMPORTANT NOTICE. “ C R I C K E T ” is now published on THURSDAY instead of WEDNES­ DAY Morning in time for first post. The change, which is made in deference to a generallyexpressed wish, will admit of the publication of full scores of impor­ tant matches begun on Monday, and will thus make each paper a more perfect record than hitherto. 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The Matches o f the following Clubs xoill appear in “ C ricket ” every w eek : — I ncogniti R oyal M ilitary C ollege , *N ONDESCRIPTS SANDHURST R ichmond ^C rystal P alace B lackheath M orden G ryphons R evellers B ickley P ark E sher H ampstead C ivil S ervice P allingswick S toics P utney *L aw C lub E aling K ensington P ark C ity R amblers U lapton U pper T ooting C heltenham C ollege B roxbourne A ssyrians O akfield S urbiton P reston H all R eiga te H ill B. B. R eigate P riory E ltham B exley A ddisoombe R honcliffe C amp N e ’ er - do -W eels R oyal N aval S chool * Scores o f these Clubs will appear only in “ C rick e t.” M.C.C. AND GROUND v. DERBYSHIRE. Derbyshire opened the season in a more unpro­ mising fashion with its match against M.C.C. and Ciound at Lord’s, begun on Thursday last. The Marylebone Eleven was not a particularly strong one, especially with the bat ; but with the excep­ tion of Mycroft, who is not likely to grow more effective as he grows in years and weight, the bowl­ ing was so poor that Mr. Tylecote, Midwinter, and . 1 'ftergill all scored largely. The Derbyshire team, nVfhe absence of Messrs. L. C. Docker and H.Evans, on last year’s form the best bat and bowler in the c°u ty, was not representative ; but the show all round was very much below the average of first- :>shires. In neither innings did the total reach thr^e figures, and Midwinter, who only gave two chances just before the close of the Marylebone hatting, in his one attempt scored more than the whole Derbyshire eleven in their two innings. Fothergill, a Northumbrian by birth, whom Somer­ setshire can now claim by residence, made a very promising debut for M.C.C. He hit with great freedom, and with more practice in good cricket bids fair to become one of the best all-round pro­ fessionals. Omitting those got from Mycroft, 261 runs were scored from 113 overs of four Derbyshire bowlers, and the average cost of each of the six wickets was just under 44runs. D erbyshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. G. B. Barrington, b Mid­ winter ................................ 0 c Fothergill, b Rylott. 18 Rigley, run out ................ .. 13 c and b Midwinter .. 12 Platts, b Midwinter .................3 runout.............1 Mr. R. P. Smith, b Fothergill . . l b Midwinter .. .. 0 Foster, c Midwinter, b Fother­ gill ........................................1 c and b Midwinter .. 6 Page, c Hearn, b Midwinter .. l b Midwinter .. .. 19 Jackson, cLloyd, b Fothergill .. 0 b Midwinter .. . . 1 9 Hay, c Tylecote, b Fothergill .. 16 c Tylecote, b Rylott.. 2 Hodgkinson, c ‘Russel, b Fother­ gill .. . T ........................ 5 o Robertson, b Rylott. 0 Disney, c Hearn, b Midwinter .. 5 c Yernon, b Rylott .. 0 W. Mycroft, not o u t ................ 2 notout.............0 Extras ..................................2 E xtras.......................4 Total Total.. 76 .. 56 M.C.C. Mr. J. Heath, b Jackson.. 16 Mr. J. Robertson,c Disney, b Hodgkinson .. Mr. J. S. Russel, c Hay, b Mycroft ..................8 Rylott, 1b w, b Platts Extras .. .. . . .. 16 Mr.E.F.S.Tylecote,oFoster, b M y c r o ft..................64 Mr. C. Booth, b Mycroft.. 11 Hearn, c Disney,b Platts.. 22 Midwinter, not out .. .. 137 Fothergill, o and b Mycroft 74 Mr. C. W. Lloyd, o Hodg­ kinson, b Jackson .. 2 Mr. G. F. Vernon,oDisney, Total., b H a y ..........................2 ANALYSIS OF BOWLING. D erbyshire . First Innings. O. M.R.W. Fothergill.. .. 20.2 9 31 5 ................ Midwinter .. 20 11 23 4 ................ Rylott .. . M.C.C. First Innings. O. M. R.W. Mycroft .. .. 68 27 110 4 Hodgkinson H a y ................ 26 6 65 1 Platts Jackson .. .. 26 7442 Second Innings. * O. M. R.W .. .. 10 5 15 0 .. .. 29 21 27 5 . .. 20 11 23 4 O. M. R.W. 56 9 83 1 J4.3 3 69 2 CLAPTON v. BRUCE CASTLE. Played at Clapton, May 20. Score : B ruce C astle . Rev. Almack, 1 b w, b B a t t y ..........................11 Rev. Philpott, b Batty .. 1 F. Gripper, not out .. .. 2 F. Abbott, c City, b Asser.. 0 Extras..........................8 F. Palmer, c and b Batty.. 0 L. Shaw, b Batty .. .. 8 E. Baker, st Douglas, b B a t t y ......................... 4 C. Witherington, b Batty. 14 S. Yigers, b Batty .. .. 8 E. Denegri, o Shorter, b B a t t y ..........................0 T. Glover, b Batty .. .. 0 C lapton , Total..................56 W. fBatty, c Shaw, b Denegri .............48 S. Shorter, 1 b w, b Al- mack ......................22 S. A. Asser, b Almack .. 14 J. H. Douglas, bDenegri.. 6 E. H. Puttock,run out .. 0 Rev. A. C. Vidler, b Shaw.. 14 E. Mast, c Shaw,b Wither­ ington ......................15 A. D. Parry, c Palmer, b S h a w ..........................8 F. H. City, 1 b w, b Shaw.. 0 C. E. Hart, b Almack .. 5 C. M. Tebbut, not out .. 2 Extras..........................45 Total..............179 CAMBRIDGE UNIVEESITY v. MR. THORN­ TON’S ELEVEN. Concluded at Cambridge on Saturday. Score— C ambridge U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. G. B. Studd, b Rotherham .. .. 6 c Sher J. K. Studd, c Rotherham, b Steel 48 cMansfield,bA.P.Lucas 60 E. A. Maynard, c Thornton, b Steel...................................... 29 b Rotherham .. .. 33 W. N. Roe, b Rotherham .. .. 8 b A. P. Lueas .. .. 16 C. T. Studd,cWebbe,b Rotherham 10 b A. P. Lucas .. .. o C. W. Wright, st Sherwin, b Rotherham ......................7 not out...........................3 F. M. Lucas, b Rotherham.. .. 17 run OUfc......................... q R. Spencer, c Thornton, b Steel.. 8 b A. P. Lucas .*.* ** 3 C. E. Chapman, b Rotherham .. 7 b steel .. ." " j C. A. Smith, not o u t .................10 b A. P. Lucas ” " 1 R. C. Ramsay, b Rotherham .. 7 c and b A. P. Lucas ’ ’ 4 B 5 ,1-b 3 ..................................8 g .......................j ’ j Tot“l ......................165 Total.. ..127 C. I. Thornton, b Smith .. 23 A. G. Steel, c Spencer, b C. T. Studd .. .. 23 Hon. J. W. Mansfield, c Wright, b Chapman.. 1 A. J. Webbe, b Smith .. 27 A. P. Lucas, c and b Roe..145 J. Shuter, c Spencer, b C. T. Studd ..................4 S. Schultz, not out .. .. 52 E ngland . G. F. Vernon, cC.T.Studd, b R o e ..........................70 M. P. Lucas, c Ramsay, b Roe ..........................0 H. Rotherham, b Chap­ man ..........................21 Sherwin, bC . T. Studd .. 0 B 14,1-b 1 .....................15 Total..................384 ANALYSIS OF THE BOWLING. Cam bridge. First Innings. Rotherham Steel Schultz .. C. T. Studd Smith Ramsay .. Chapman O. , 33.3 41 7 M.R.W. 9 74 7 15 69 3 1 14 0 Rotherham Steel Second Innings. O. M .R.W . .. 29 41 Schultz .. A. P. Lucas E n gland. First Innings. M. R.W. 10 , 12.2 12 56 23 37 1 23 5 10 O. 93.1 53 82 45 11 78 30 7 58 25 9 Spencer .. . J. K. Studd , Roe .. F. M. Lucas Chapman bowled one wide. O. 31 11 13 , 3 M.R.W* 7 65 0 3 20 0 7 17 3 0 10 0 SHORNCLIFFE CAMP v. ROYAL EAST KENT MOUNTED RIFLES. This match was played at Shorncliffe Camp, on May 10 and 11. Lord Harris and Mr. Mackinnon played a good innings for the Yeomanry, but both were missed when they had scored 25, otherwise a different feature would have been put upon the game. Messrs. Bligh and Callow did well for the Camp. The result was two most enjoyable and cheery days’ cricket in lovely weather. R oyal E ast K ent M ounted R ifles . First innings. Lord Harris, not o u t ..................79 Mr. A. Creswell, c Croasdaile, b Wingham ........................3 F. A. Mackinnon, c Bligh, b Wingham ........................2 Marquis of Ormonde, b Wing­ ham .......................................0 F. Croft, b Wingham"................1 E. Frewen, b Wingham .. .. 2 G. Jennings, c Macan, b Callow. . 1 W. George, c Cooke, b Wingham 16 A. Broadley, b B lig h ................1 J. Rigden, c Macan, b Bligh .. 4 J. S. Spicer, b Wingham .. .. 15 B 7 ,1-b 1, w 10 ...............18 Total .. Second innings, c Pocklington, b Wingham .. . . 3 0 c Callow, b Croasdaile. st Cooke, b Pockling­ ton..........................84 1b w, b Wingham h w, b Croasdaile b Bligh........................ c Cooke, b Croasdaile run out........................ b Bligh........................ not out....................... absent..........................0 B 10,1-b 2, w 4 .. 16 Total.. . .160 .................. 142 S horncliffe C amp . First innings. Second innings. E. Cooke (Cameronians), b George .................................2 not out...........................33 Captain Bligh (Buffs),c Ormonde, b George................................45 b Frewen ...................14 T. Macan (Cameronians), b George .................................4 b George .. .. .. 0 H. Pocklington (15th Hussars), b George .................................0 c Broadley, b Harris.. 3 W. Lindsay (R.A.), b Harris .. 14 b F r e w e n ................ i 1 J. W. Callow (R.A.), b George .. 35 b Frewen ..................3 Colonel Bevan Edwards (R.E.), c Frewen, b George .. .. 5 c George, b Frewen .. 14 P. Coke (15th Hussars),b George. 0 c Croft, b Frewen .. 4 Private Wingham (S.F.), b George ..................................4 c Broadley, b George.. 4 L. Croasdaile (B.R.), not out .. 0 b George ...................0 Captain Wickham (B.R.), b George ..................................0 b George ...................1 B y e s ..................................14 B 3 ,1-b 1, w2 Total . 123 Total. 83 EALING v. BELGRAYE. Played at Ealing, on Wednesday, May 17. B e lg ra v e . First innings. Second innings. G. T. Davies, st Wood, b Gaskell. 37 not out.........................20 W. G. Rawdon, run out .. .. 29 b E. B. Wilkinson .. 1 F. Dawson, b P. Wilkinson .. 1 runout..........................21 W. Olivey, 1 b w, b Gaskell.. .. 29 b P. Wilkinson .. . . 4 6 J. G. Larcom, 1b w, b Gaskell .. 5 F. Coxj b P. Wilkinson .. .. 4 b P. Wilkinson .. .. 0 O. Innous, b P. Wilkinson.. .. 0 b E. B. Wilkinson .. 2 E. O. Jones, b Gaskell..................13 G. Smith, c Gaskell, b P. Wil­ kinson ........................................ 1 J. Thompson, u Gaskell .. .. 4 ^ H. Mason, not out............................... 3 B 5, w 4 .......................................9 B 4,1-b Total .......................... 185 7ct. <(<?