Cricket 1882

34 CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 25, 1882. F. C. Chater, b Smith .. W. Jackson, c Kettlewell, b S m it h ..........................17 Capt. Inglis, b Smith .. 15 L. Wilson, c Neame, b Turner ..........................72 E. J. Gripper, bK nowles.. 15 D. W. Williams,b Sm ith.. 2 B eckenham . 0 J. Dickinson,!) Smith .. 0 H. Gripper, b Turner .. 0 S. Burd, b Turner .. .. 0 , Capt. Jackson, not out .. 0 J. N. Upfill, b Turner .. 0 B8,1-b 1, w 1 .. .. 10 Total .. .. CRYSTAL PALACE v. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL. Played at New Cross, on May 20. Aste’s bowling was the feature of the match; he took 14 wickets for 53 runs. MacGeorge andHenderson batted well for the winners, and Gee’s was a hard-hit and lucky innings for the School. C rystal P alace . First Innings. •T. Aste, c Eccles, b Ruston .. 1 D. MacGeorge, b Fitzmaurice .. 19 C. Mitchell, c Wallis, b Ruston.. 0 O. Cosens, c Danout, b Ruston.. 13 T. C. Sheard, 1 b w, b Fitz­ maurice ..................................0 J. M. Henderson,b Ruston.. .. 24 C. H. Dorman, c Collins, b Fitz­ maurice ..................................18 P. Crampton, b Ruston .. .. 2 W . A. Whiting, b Fitzmaurice.. 2 A. L. Elborough, 1b w, b Ruston. 0 W. Pitman, not out ..................0 Second Innings. c Wallis, b Ruston .. 15 not out..........................6 Total. 79 c Gee, b Ruston.. Total .. 32 R oyal N aval S chool . First innings. Second innings. Ruston, c Aste,b Cosens .. .. 0 b A s te ........................ 7 A. C. D. Collins, b Aste J. E. Ringwood, b Cosens .. . 4 b A ste ........................ 3 . 0 b A ste ........................ 0 G. L. Wallis, b Aste .. G. Eccles, c Whiting, b Aste . 2 c Dorman, b Aste 2 S. B. Fitzmaurice, not ou t.. . 6 c Henderson, b Aste. 2 R. Gee, run o u t .................. . 1 not out........................ 43 F. S. Picket, 1b w, b Aste .. . 10 run out........................ 1 W. B. James, b Aste .. 1 c Aste, b Cosens.. . 0 C. B. Lane, c Dorman, b Aste . 0 h A ste ........................ 6 H. Danout, run out .. , 2 c Dorman, b Aste 9, B ................................. B ........................ 7 Total.......................... Total .. . 76 ADDISCOMBE v. MARLBOROUGH BLUES. Played at Addiscombe on May 20, and won by Addiscombe. A ddiscombe . First innings. Second innings. F. Grant,c and b Cunliffe .. .. 8 n otou t...........................2 F. Clay, b French..........................12 c Kitcat, b Freeman.. 0 .T. Grant, run o u t..........................16 b C. J. Foss...................6 E . W. Foss, b F rench..................15 R. Langton, run o u t ..................4 A. D. Coste, b French..................4 c and b French .. .. 3 R. J. Grant, b C. J. Foss .. .. 36 L. Cohte, b C. J. F o s s ..................26 F. Hill, b C. J. Foss ..................11 notout...........................19 C. J. Monnington, c Chapman, b Freeman ..................................3 W. Lemmon, not o u t ..................0 B8, w 2 ..................................10 1b w, b C. J. Foss B .................. T o t a l ..........................145 Total.. M arlborough B lues . C. J. Foss, b Lemmon .. 7 W. H. Hunt, b F.Grant . 21 H. D. P. Kitcat, b F. Grant ......................... 9 A. F. Robinson, b F. Grant .......................11 H. Freeman, c R. J., b F. Grant .......................36 Total E. J. Gunner, b Lemmon . 46 G. Fisch, not out .. P. S. Cunliffe, b F. Grant . G. D. Petrie, b F. Grant .. F. W. French, b Lemmon. J. M. Chapman,b Lemmon B 6,1-b 2 .................. .119 VINE v. GUY’S HOSPITAL. ' Played at Kennington Oval on May 13. G uy ’ s H ospital . 8 4 21 C. Y. Shuter, b Hearsum .. C. Caldicott, b Hearsum .. J. Harsant, b Mayo .. C. Pink, c Robson, b Hear­ sum .................................. W. S. Brown, b Hearsum .. Airdland, b Hearsum .. Padbury, b Hearsum .. Collett, not out .. .. ^ “arsum, c Todd, bPink 'na, b Pink .. and b Shuter 8 6 4 5 V ine . 31 18 1 1 1 Marshall, b Mayo Davis, b Mayo .. Todd, b Mayo .. Knyvett, not out B 2, 1-b 2 .. Total................... 67 North, b Pink .. B 6 ,1-b 2,w 6 T otal. 73 •am, Harlaiul, Mot*1. Allgopp, aud Stringer did e * *> •• -* fto-yc* ^ YINE v. GROSVENOR ROAD. Played at Kennington Oval on May 20. G rosvenor R oad . Wigley, b Mayo Lewrey, 1b w, b Mayo .. 1 Armfield, b M ayo................3 Edsell, run out ................1 Edell, b Mayo ............... 0 Phillips, b Hearsum .. .. 7 Pywell, b Mayo ...............2 Abbott, not o u t .............. 20 Page, c Hearsum, b Mayo 0 Green, b Mayo Young, b Hearsum B .................. Total..................36 Collett, b Edsell .. Hearsum, b Armfield Hemmingway, b Edsell .. North, c Abbott, b Arm­ field ..................................7 Mayo, not o u t ..................31 Graham, bEdsell .. .. 0 Harland, run out .. .. 0 V ine. 42 38 Mott, b Page ..................0 Allsopp, b P a g e ..................0 Stringer, b Edsell .. .. 2 Hall, b Edsell ..................0 W l . n - b l ..................2 Total .124 VINE v. YARRA.. Played at Kennington Oval, on May 6. Sherwin, b Collett Herring, b Mayo .. Barton, b Hearsum Benbam,b Hearsum Alleock, run out .. R. F. Ripley, b Hearsnm H. F. Ripley, b Hearsum 31 0 2 0 12 0 Harris, run out May, c Hearsum,b Maj Greenaway, b Mayo Young, not out B 4 ,1-b ., n b 1 Total. V in e . Hearsum, not out..................45 I Hemmingway, c and b Palmer, b Sherwin .. .. 17 Sherwiu..........................0 Stedman, c Ripley, b W .................................. 2 A llc o c k ..........................8 — Collett,cSherwin,bAllcock .. 18 T o ta l.................. 90 Messrs. Simmons, Mayo, North, Mott, Allsopp, aud Sewell did not bat. CASTLE v. ALBEMARLE. This match was played at Eton and Middlesex, on May 20, and won by the Albemarle by 35 runs. Score: C astle . B. J. Willis, b Bouey .. 0 C. H. Carter, b Bouey .. 4 E. Brown, c A. Cook, b Sleeman .. . . . . .. 5 C. Hutley, b Bowey .. .. 1 A. George, not out .. .. 22 R. K. Page, c Davis, b Bouey ..........................0 H. L. Savory, b Bouey .. 2 C. Hollyer, c Bouey, b Slee­ man ................................. 8 W. H. Sutton, b Bouey .. 0 Holmes, b Bouey .. .. 0 W. R. Symonds, c Bouey, b L om ax..........................15 B 9 ,1-b 2, w 1 .. .. 12 Total 64 A. Bouey, b Willis .. .. 15 A. Sleeman, c Symonds, b George ..........................21 A. Cook, c Brown, b Hutley 32 E. R. Carr, c George, b Willis ..........................3 W. J. Knight, c Brown, b Willis ..........................3 Lomax, b Hutley .. .. 1 A lbem arle . Howe, b W illis................. 6 Davis, b Hutley.................2 C. Cook, not out.................2 Glaister, b Willis .. .. 1 Martin, c Carter, bHutley 4 B 6 ,1-b 2, w 1 .. .. 9 T o t a l ..................69 INCOGNITI v. HAILEYBURY COLLEGE. This match was played at Haileybury College, on Saturday, May 20, and was left undecided. The boys, who have a very good eleven this year, scored freely against the somewhat weak bowling of the Incogs, whose fielding was also not of a high class. Micklem played a first-claes innings. H aile ybuky C ollege . E. A. Surtees, c Wade, b B u r n e ll..........................31 J. L. Carr, b Fox .. . . 2 5 W. Williamson, b Thomas 25 E. Malden, b Wade .. .. 15 E. B. Raikes, b Thomas .. 46 R. G. Legge, b Wade .. 4 L. L. Bailey, c Fox, b Ash­ more ..................................15 W. A. Bailey, run out .. 65 J. J. W. Perowne, b Trol­ lope ..................................13 J. D. Campbell, b Trollope 2 H. S. Arkwright, not out 4 R. P. Spurway,c Blomfield, b Trollope ..................3 B 12,1-b 7, w 5 .. 24 Total 272 I ncogniti . E. T. Noyes, c Malden, b Raikes ..........................1 T. Micklem, not o u t.. .. 52 R. T. Blomfield, b Raikes 27 H. B. Burnell, b Surtees .. 1 J. E. Trollope, b Raikes .. 9 W. G. Fellowes, C. F. Wade. C. J. Ashmore, Dr. T. C. Fox, and H. P. Thomas did not bat* A. R. Fellowes, b Bailey .. 9 E. W. Bather, not out .. 0 B 6 ,1-b 11, W-b 1 .. 18 T o ta l.............117 CITY RAMBLERS v. GRANVILLE. This matcli was played at Lee on Saturday last, and as Boyle (whose turn it was to stand out of the Australian team playing against Sussex), not wish­ ing to stand idle, embraced the opportunity of join­ ing the ranks of the City Ramblers, and good servica he rendered, especially in bowling, his analysis read­ ing—15 overs, 2 maidens, 19 runs, and 7 wickets. To this, with Barber’s contribution of 29, may be attributed the success of his side. Score : G ranville . J. Wilson, b Boyle .. .. 1 H. S. Dominy, b Barber .. 1 P. H. Lockhart, c Brierley, b French . ........................16 T. J. Green, b French .. 15 W. G. Pearce, b Boyle .. 7 F. E. Landon, b Boyle .. 0 F. Taylor, c Bee, b Boyle.. 2 I C ity R amblers . A. Taylor, not out .. E. E. Hutchinson, b Boylo 0 E. A. Ferry, b Boyle .. .. 1 G. Wilson, b Boylo .. .. 4 M. Rogers, run out .. .. 1 B ..................................4 T o t a l ..................61 H. W . Hoskings, b Green 5 J. B. Barber, not out .. 29 J. W. Lowles, c Wilson, b Green ..........................2 H. F. Boyle, c Pearce, b H utch inson..................15 H. W. Brierley, c and b Green ......................... 6 T. P. Semple. b Ferry .. 3 W. Scott, b Green .. .. 2 J. Crowther, b Ferry .. 1 W. Bee, b Hutchinson .. 3 T. Cocks, b Hutchinson .. 2 J. Dempsey, c Taylor, b Wilson ........................ 0 T. French, absent B 7 ,1-b 1, w 2 .. .. 10 T o t a l ..............78 ANCHORITES v. ACTON. Played at Acton on 20th insfc., and thanks to the bowling and batting of the Brothers Moore resulted in a victory for the visitors by 12 runs. Score : A cton . C. M. Chivers, c Fisher, b E. Moore.......................... W. Clayton, b E. Moore .. W. Manley, b E. Moore .. E. Manley, b E. Moore .. W. Grey, c Fisher, b Car­ ter .................................. T. Booking, b E. Moore .. W. Turner, c Fisher, b 4 5 4 T. Sceates, b E. Moore .. 2 0 J. Acton, run out J. K. Wright, not out .. 1 0 .. 8 W. Martin, b E. Moore .. 17 3 L-b .................. . 3 4 — Total .. 51 A n ch orites. and b W. E. Farrow, Manley ..........................2 B. R. Fisher, b Martin .. 11 A. Bugby, b W. Manley .. 1 E. Moore, c Grey, b Martin 0 J. Carter, b Martin .. .. 3 S. Moore, b Sceates .. .. 22 P. E. Coombe, b W. Man­ ley ..................................4 H. S. Bugby, c Martin, b Grey.................................. W. Youngman, b Sceates J. H. Howe, st Booking, b Grey.................................. H. Chads, not out B 1 ,1-b 3, w 1 .. Total 63 iEOLlAN v. CROYDON. Played at Dulwich on Saturday, May 20, result­ ing in a draw. C roydon . F. Huddlestone, b John* H. R. Groom,c substitute, b Johnson .. .. .. 2 H. W. Ward, b Pearse .. 11 E. R. Wilkinson, b John­ son ..................................23 C. F. Evans, b Johnson .. 8 W. T. Grant, b Johnson.. 54 J. Aris, c Heasman, b Pearse .......................... 0 s o n ........................ .. , t 3 J. C. Neech, got o u t .. .. 11 J. McLachlan, b Plllean . 4 1 II. M. Pain, c Pease, b Pillean ..........................4 A. Pulford, b Bailey .. . . 1 1 B 17,1 b 7, w 1 .. . . 2 5 T. R. Pearse, b Ward H. L. Bailey, c and b McLachlan ..................26 J. Johnson, not o u t .. .. 18 T ota l..................219 iEoLIAN. 13 W. Morris, not out .. .. 13 .. . . 1 2 B 9, w 3 Total OAKFIELD v. SUTTON. This match was played at Croydon, on Saturday last. Score :— O a k f ie l d . F. W. Janson, run out .. 3 A. Liutott, b Hall .. .. 3 F. West, b Paice .. .. 82 A. J. Lane, b Paice .. .. 12 R. C. May, c Tanqueray, b H a ll.................................. F. Abraham, b Hall H. A. Roper, b Paics D. M. Taylor, b Roper .. 1 T. A. Tanqueray, b May .. 18 C. Hall, b M a y ..................10 R. D. Green, b Roper .. 2 W. E. Hayrnan, b Roper.. 5 J. T. Goodison, b Roper.. 12 11 6 40 S u tton . W. D. Watney, b Haymau 26 J. Turner, b Tayloe .. .. 15 G. H. Emmet, not out .. 53 A. Lambert, b Hayman .. 1 E xtras..........................19 T o ta l..................277 L. J. Paice, b May .. A. Hyslop, not out .. W. N. Tayloe, not out E xtras.................. T otal A. Stribling and C. F. Bidder did not bat.