Cricket 1882

MAY 25, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. 39 •*JF flE -:-gC 0^E ->B 00K * (Continued.) M.C.C. & G. v. YORKSHIRE. The Yorkshire eleven only showed very moderate form in this match, played at Lord’s'on Monday and Tuesday last,the Marylebone team was not a par­ ticularly strong one, and the defeat of the County— the second of the season—was rather a surprise, more especially after the form Uiyett, Bates, aud Peate had been showing in Australia. The ground certainly played queerly, particularly on the second day, but still the Yorkshire totals of 92 and 74were hardly up to their form. The easy win of M.C.C by eight wickets was mainly due to the effective bowling of Morley and Flowers. The Yorkshire- men indeed could do nothing with the latter, whose 12 wickets only cost 47 runs—a fine perfor­ mance. Peate bowled with success for Yorkshire, but Bates wa3 in no way up to the mark, either with ball or bat. Ulyett was stumped each time off Flowers. Score: — First Innings. Second Innings. Ulyett, sfc Sherwin, b Flowers . 30 st Sherwin, b Flowers 3 Padgett, c Sherwin, b Flowers . 22 c Sherwin, b Flowers 2 Bates, b F low ers........................ 1 b Morley .................. 0 Lockwood, b Flowex*s................ b Morley .................. 12 Emmett, b Flowers ................ 9 b F lo w e rs .................. 18 Grimshaw, b M o r le y ................ 2 b Morley .................. 8 Brackin, b Flowers ................ 2 c Barnes, b Morley .. 0 Hall, not o u t ................................ H not out.......................... 27 Hill, c Hearne, b Flowers .. . 7 b Morley .................. 0 Peat, c Sherwin, b Morley .. 0 c Mcrley, b Flowers .. 1 Hunter, run o u t ........................ 0 b F lo w e rs.................. 1 B 7 ,1-b 1 ................................ K B 2 .................. 2 T o t a l ........................ 92 Total.. .. 74 M.C.C. Mr. A.N. Hornby, b Ulyett 31 Flowers, c Lockwood, b Barnes, c Lockwood, b Hill 39 Peate .......................... 1 Mr. T. S. Pearson, b Peate 32 Mr J. Dunn, b Peate 0 Mr. J. Shuter, not out .. 21 Sherwin, b H ill.................. ft Gunn, b P e a te ..................0 Morley, run o u t.................. 9 Mr. J. Russel, c and b Peate 0 B 9 ,1-b3 .................. 12 G. G. Hearne, b Hill .. 13 — Total .. .. 161 Second innings. Gunn, run out 2; Mr. J. S. Russel, not out 0; G. G. Heame, b Peate, 3 ; Flowers, not out 2; total 7. ANALYSIS OF BOWLING. Y orkshire . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Flowers .. .. 37 23 26 7 Morley .. .. 23 9 39 2 Barnes .. .. 11 6 19 0 Second Innings. u. M. R.W. Flowers .. .. 34.1 24 21 5 Morley .. .. 35 21 27 5 Barnes .. .. 18 11 19 0 Hearne .. .. 2 0 5 0 M.C.C. First Innings. O. M. R.W. Peato .. .. 27 8 46 5 Bates .. 7.1 1 24 0 Ulyett .. 9 4 22 1 Emmett .. .. 10 4 19 0 Hill .. 20 5 38 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. P ea te.................. 5 3 4 1 H i l l ..................5.1 4 3 0 INCOGNITI v. SCHOOL OF GUNNERY. Played at Shoeburyness on Friday and Saturday, May 19th and 20th, and owing to the heavy scoring left drawn. The wicket was wonderfully true and fast, and winning the toss gave the Incogs a great advantage, by which they did not fail to profit. The run-getting was exceptionally rapid, the first 200 being made in an hour and three-quarters. Hewson played extremely well for the School of Gunnery, and was unconquered. The hospitality shown was worthy of the reputation of Shoeburyness, and higher praise cannot be given. I ncogniti . E. J. C. Studd, c Bourns, b Hewson .................81 H. Ross, c Duthy, b Hew­ son .. .................24 F. E. Street, run out .. 55 W. B. Friend, c Clialloner, b C allw ell.................69 A, H. Browne, c Flint, b Hewson .................97 H. J.Hill, b Callwell.. . . 1 2 Total . . ..4 7 3 E. Giberne, b Challoner .. 7 F. S. Willett, h w , b Hew­ son ..........................33 Major Bircham, b Hewson 47 A. W. L. Hemming, b Bryant..........................8 E. W. Lake, not out.. .. 2 B 26, 1-b-w 6, w 6 .. 38 S chool of G unnery . First Innings. Capt. Baldock, b Friend .. .. 34 Dr. Bourns, b Friend............... 14 Capt. Flint, b Lake ................ 4 Lieut. J. Hewson, not out .. .. 37 Capt. Duthy, c and b Lake.. .. 3 Capt. Bally, c Hemming, b Lake 1 Capt. Callwell, b Lake...............15 Gunner Bradley, b Hill .. .. 9 Capt. Challoner, run out .. .. 1 Lieut. Marston, b Lake .. .. 3 Sergt. Bavant, c Willett, b Hill 0 B 12,1-b 4, w 4 ................20 Second Innings, b H i l l .......................... not out..........................36 not out..........................21 Total 141 B 8 ,1-b 3, w 2 Total UPTON PARK v. BEDDINGTON. This match was played at Beddington Park on Saturday, May 20, with the following result;— U pton P ark . First Innings. A. J. Weakley, b Henderson .. 7 J. Morley, b Henderson .... 6 J. Dives, not o u t ..........................81 H. O. Ellis, b Henderson .. .. 27 A. J. East, b Henderson .... 12 W . Ringrose, c Dives, b Hender­ son ......................................... W. H. Davis, c Shute, b Hender­ son ......................................... D. Ringrose, c A. F. Stevens, b Dives ...............................10 G. Pargy, c Dives, bStreatfeild 1 M. Gillies, b Streatfeild .. .. 4 J. Gardiner, c Streatfeild, b Henderson ........................3 J. Gray, c Tomkins, b Hender­ son ........................................5 B 3 ,1-b 2, w 2 ...............7 Second Innings, c Shute, b Henderson c Henderson, b Streat­ feild .................. 2 b Henderson b Henderson run out b Henderson c Birley, b Streatfeild 19 Total .. .. . . 1 6 7 B eddington . F. H. Birley, c Gray, b Gardiner ..................0 A. M. Streatfeild, b Davis 19 S. A. Jo»es, c Davis, b Weakley ..................24 J. Dives, b Davies .. .. 0 P. Tovniber, b Davis.. .. 1 R. Henderson, b Davis .. 5 P. R. Stevens, b Gardinor 20 A. F. Stevens, b Weakley 5 A. Tomkins, not out .. 53 E. P. Shute, b Gardiner .. 0 H. F. Knyvett, b Davis .. 7 H. A. J. Totton, b D avis.. 0 B 4 ,1-b 9 ..................13 Total 147 CHELTENHAM COLLEGE v. BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD. This match was played at Cheltenham on May 20’ and ended in an easy victory for Cheltenham, by an innings and 27 runs. The fielding throughout the match on the part of Cheltenham was very good. C heltenham C ollege . C. E. Greenway, 1-b-w, b Lushington..................8 L. Humphries, c Lushing­ ton, b Wilson .. .. 5 H. V. Page, c Cave, b Walrond ................... 33 I). Jones, b Lushington .. 8 G. Clowes, c Rotherham, b Walrond ............. 42 F. Westcott, st Devonport, b W alrond..................40 B a llio l C o lle g e . First Innings. N. C. Chamberlain, run out 11 F. Grant, b Wilson .. .. 0 A. B. Heath, notout.. .. 6 C. H. R. Martin, b Wilson 1 P. H. King, c Hirst, b W ilson..........................0 C. H. Crane, c Devonport, b Wilson ..................10 B 14, w 1, n-b 3 .. 18 Total 182 Second Innings. W. B. Devonport, b Page .. 5 c Grant, b Jones 7 F. G. Lushington, c and b Page S. H. Walrond, c Westcott, b 14 c Grant, b Jones 0 7 c King, b Westcott . 8 F. J. Hirst, h w, b Jones .. .. 1 10 E. L. Fox, run out .................. 4 c King, b Westcott . 1 A. Rotherham, not out 25 0 H. W. Cave, b Page .................. 5 c Clowes, b Jones c Greenway, b Jones. 1 R. E. Inglis, c Grant, b Jones .. 6 0 R. H. Brereton, b Page 3 b Jones........................ 3 J. Twigg, c King, b Jones .. 8 c Heath, b Westcott. 3 A. B. Wilson, c King, b Page 0 not out........................ 18 B. Scott, c Page, b Crano .. 10 c Jones, b Westcott . 3 L-b 2 .................................. 2 B 3 ,1-b 2 .. . 5 T o t a l.......................... 95 Total.. . 60 KENSINGTON PARK v. EALING. This match was played at Ealing on Saturday, May 20. The visitors went to the wickets, and kept possession of them all day. K ensington P ark . G. Palmer, 1-b w, b Salter 86 W. F. Thompson, 1-b-w, b Salter ...............61 F. C.rO’Brien, c Wood, b S Ite r......................63 H. Toomer, c Relton, b S a lte r......................80 J. Gifford, not out .. . .104 E. J. Bousfield, run o u t .. 49 A. Bird, b Salter .. .. ft J. G. Ferns, b Salter.. .. 2 E. J. C. Savon’, 1-b-w, b Wilkinson .. .. 37 A. L. Russell, b Wood .. ft F. Leleu, absent .. .. ft B 34, 1-b 6, w 6. n-b 3 49 Total 531 LAW CLUB v. WIMBLEDON SCHOOL. Played at Wimbledon on Saturday last, and resulted as under. Gallop played a good innings for 45. The match was thrown away by bad fielding after the sixth wicket fell. J.A. C. Tanner, b Diver .. 2 R. G. Gallop, b Eustace .. 45 A. T. Lawden, 1-b-w, b D y k e s..........................17 G. E. Waller, b Rawlinson 1 A. H. Mathews, run out .. 4 T. M. Hodgkinson, b Eustace ..................3 H. Greenway, b Apple- w haite.......................... C. Y. Dawbam, c Apple- whaite, b Arnold .. 11 W. E. Aldis, not out.. .. 4 W. Jones, b Arnold .. .. 0 W. Hayes, c Lloyd, b A rnold.......................... ft B 19,w 3 .. .. 22 15 Total .. 121 W imbledon S chool . L. L. B. Dykes, c Dawbarn, Mathews .................. 6 A. S. Arnold, c Hayes, b Hodgkinson .. .. 27 E.J. V. Diver, b Gallop .. 12 H. H. Applewhaite, b W aller..........................24 F. H. Bell, b Waller .. .. 3 Rev. J. M. Eustace, c Mathews, b Hodgkin­ son ..........................2 A. Jenney, b Lawden A. A. Lloyd, b Gallop G. Rawlinson, not out F. Hardv, to bat T. W. P. Ward, to bat B 12, w 1 .. 20 20 Total .. 147 NONDESCRIPTS v. R.M. COLLEGE. The Nondescripts found a perfect wicket and an unusually strong team awaiting them on their arrival at Sandhurst on Saturday last. The visitors winning the toss went first to the wickets and all promised well for them, their second wicket falling for 103, but here a total collapse took place, and the remaining batsmen only added 34 runs. For the College W. C. Oates, of Notts fame, and J. L. Kaye, late of Winchester College, opened the battery to the bowling of Blaker and Moore, the former of whom, however, soon caused the retirement of both these cracks, and matters looked well for the Non­ descripts ; but at this point the attack utterly broke down, and all the remaining batsmen, with one exception, all scored heavily, and when time was called only nine wickets had fallen for a total of 298. N ondescripts . R .deC . Welch, b Leslie .. 10 G. H. P. Street, run out—-66 C. W. Foley, b Kaye.. .. 24 T. Moore, b Ward .. .. 8 P. A. Thomas, c Oates, b Ward..................................5 F. MolesWorth, c Ward, b K aye..................................6 W. Clayton, c Cotton, b Hamilton..........................9 H. G. Jeaffreson, c Kaye, b Hamilton..........................0 W. C. Blaker, b Kaye A. A. Levy, not out .. C. Kempster, rim out B 2, n-b 1 .. .. Total ..137 R.M. C o lle g e . W. C. Oates, b Blaker .. 6 J. L. Kaj e, b Blaker .. .. 12 W. P. Ward, b Moore .. 37 W. H. Moor, c Moore, b Jeaffreson; W. C. Tonge, c Foley, Welch ........................ B. Cotton, c Foley, Welch .................. 26 R. A. Carruthers,cThomas, b M o o r e ......................... 18 E. L. Engleheart, run ou t. 27 A. L. Napier, b Blaker .. 1 L. A. H. Hamilton,not out 25 T. D. Leslie, not out.. .. 17 B 8 ,1-b 3, w 21 .. .. 32 Total .298 SURREY COLTS v. KENT COLTS. Another victory greeted the Surrey Colts on the occasion of tlxeir annual meeting with the young players of Kent on Monday and Tuesday last at Kennington Oval. Palmer hit hard in the first innings, and played in a style that should warrant him having a trial in better matches. Othf- the Kentish youngsters were only a m< ’ both with bat and ball, and were certr