Cricket 1882

JUNE 1, 1882. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD 03? THE GAME. 49 SPENCER v. IBIS. Played at Wandsworth, May 20th, and ^won by tie Spencer. S pencer . Search, 1-b-w, b H ope.. 80 Godbold, rim out.. .. 5 j. Wood, b Hope .. .. 4 . Roberts, b Roberson .. 12 i. Cahill, b Hope .. .. 4 ! Wall,runout.......................1 I. Edwards, b Hope .. 0 R. D. Watts, c Schooling, 1 Roberson .. .. .. A. Wakeman, b Marshall. P. Russell, run out H. P. Todd, not ou t.. . Extras......................... Total I b is . C. Schooling, c Wakeman, b W o o d ..........................5 L. Stock, b Wood .. . . 2 5 3. Marshall, b Wall .. .. 1 }. Dawes, b Wall .. .. 5 . Macfarlano, c Roberts, b Wall ..................................7 Y. Roberson, b Wood .. 0 I. Hope,'b Wall..................0 T. Wagstaff, b Wall .. W. Parker, c Cahill, Wood......................... B. Waterer, b Wall II. Thompson, not out Extras.................. Total. NORTHBROOK v. PENGE. This match was played at Penge on Saturday, May 20, and resulted in a draw, the Northbrook earn being at the wickets all the afternoon. Mr. Knowles played a very fine innings of 68. N o rth bro ok . Golds, b p . Pearse, [ Lunnon .. . . . . . .. 30 B. Burroughs, 1 b w, b |Bellamore ..................2 Eagleton, b Bellamore.. 15 W. Knowles, b Bella- more ................................. 68 Mundy, retired hurt .. 23 V. J. Smith, b E. J. L u n n on ..........................24 CLARE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, v. JESUS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Played at Jesus Close on May 18. For Clare, iowe took the wickets with great success. J e su s C o lle g e . • H. Lindon, st Lowe, b Hardwicke .................. H. Evors, b Graham .. •F. Wells-Cole, b Hard­ wicke................................. . Lees, c Lowe, b Graham *• Orford, c Lowe, b Thursby.......................... !• P. Lucas, st Lowe, b Hardwicke .................. A. H. Smith,not out.. S. Wood, b Lunnon .. E. Loxley, b E. Lunnon .................. A. S. Buckley, b E. Lunnon .................. P. Mote to bat. B 23,1-b 2, w 10 .. Total .. .. .. 15 J. .. 5 J. .. 13 .. 40 ..212 G u ild fo r d . II. Peele, st Lowe, b Jones 8 Batem an......................... 35 n. Goldfinch, b Jones Bateman .......................... 68 F. Gilbertson, b Ford 10 5 L. Morgan, b Jones-Bate- m a n .................................. 23 25 H. G. Topham, not out .. 13 B 12,1-b 4 .................. 16 38 __ T o ta l.................. 249 I-J. Ford, b Peele .. .. 0 m c Gilbertson, b J-opham....................8 . •g. Hill, b Peele .* *’ 6 •T*Thursby, c Gilbert­ son, b Cole ..................23 • Salmon, c Lindon, b Cole ..........................20 C la r e C o lle g e . II. G. C. Hardwicke, not o u t ................................. 4 C. Jones-Bateman, not out 3 B 17,1-b 2 .................. 19 Total 79 G. F. Grace, J. M. A. Thompson, T. L. Graham, A. L. Lowe, »d not bat. REIGATE PEIOEY y. GUILDFOED. Played at Guildford, May 20. R e ig a t e P riory , First Innings. °mber, b Dible .. .. Durrant, bT . Smith .. llead, c Andrews, b Ether- mRton .. T SmitS^0^* ° ^kasemore, b c Andrews, b Dib •^ghtmgale, b Dible .. . wSSSfir’ cw- Sraith’ Skplfn°a,’ ^ Etheriugtou" ! I r i 1'b'w' bDibl<s ••■ out .. , Eitrs. r™ o u t ................ Total Second Innings. 1 c Chasemore, b Ether­ ington , .. 0 0 b D ible.......................... 0 85 b Dible .................. 2 81 b Etherington .. 8 16 4 1-b-w, b Dible .. .. 9 4 not out.......................... 2 8 b Dible.......................... 4 0 runout.......................... 11 0 c Tipton, b Dible .. 1 ft b Etherington .. 0 161 Total .. 31 T. Smith, b Skelton.. .. 0 P. Chasemore, b Skelton.. 12 W. Smith, c & b Chandler 9 Dible, b Chandler .. .. 18 A. Andrews, c Comber ,b H. N ightingale..................9 J. B. Tipton, c Durrant, b H. Nightingale .. .. 10 F. W. Franks, b Morrison 16 | J. Etherington, b Chandler 0 H. Davies, not out .. .. 4 H. Pigott, c Skelton, b M orrison....................... 2 A. White, b Skelton .. .. 17 Extras....................... 3 T o t a l ..............136 SHORNCLIFFE CAMP v. SCHOOL OF MUSKETRY. Played at Shornsliffe on May 20. S h orn cliffe C am p . Second Innings. 7 not out. c Goff, bFrench.. not out.................. c Goff, bFrench.. First Innings. Mr. E. Cooke, c Maxwell, b Ban­ bury ......................................... Mr. T. J. Gallwey, o Murdoch, b Plumbe.........................................0 c Roberts, b Maxwell 1 Colonel Edwards, c Roberts, b Plumbe................................................2 Mr. T. T. Macan, b Roberts .. 0 Mr. W. F. Lindsay, b Banbury 22 Mr. J. W. Callow, run out .. .. 26 Colonel Horne, not out .. . . 2 1 b Roberts Mr. C. D. King, b Banbury.. .. 0 Dr-Major Macdonald, b Roberts 4 Mr. J. F. Lambkin, b Banbury .. 2 Mr. L. Croasdaile, b Banbury .. 6 B 19,1-b 1, w 10, n-b 8 .. .. 38 Total...................................128 1 S chool of M u sk e tr y . Mr. W. B. Roberts, b Mac­ donald ..........................14 Mr. C. H. Morrice, b Mac­ donald ..........................9 Mr. J. G. Maxwell, b Mac­ donald ..........................0 Mr. A. Banbury, not ou t.. 31 Mr. R. N. Gamble, c Gall- wey, b Croasdaile .. .. 2 Mr. B. H. Goff, c Horne, b Croasdaile ..................0 Mr. A. French, b Mac­ donald .........................0 Mr. J. II, Plumbe, c Croas­ daile, b Macdonald .. 1 Mr. F. C. Godley, run out 1 Mr. F. A. Hood, b Mac­ donald .........................0 Mr. .T. F. Murdoch, b Croas- daile.................................ft B 15, w 1 ............... 16 i Total .. 77 H?nlerson, 1 b w, b W ard ..............................10 T. Bentley, c Moss, b F. H i l l ............................... 0 F. H. Birley, c W. Grant, b Evans .....................26 S. A. Jones, b F. Hill .. 7 J. H. Bridges, c^Moss, b Evans .....................28 P. Henderson, c Aris, b W. Grant..............................83 C roydon . First Innings. H. W. Ward, c Bentley, b Jones . 2 H. R. Groom, 1b w, b Jones .. 1 F. Hill, c Stevens, b T .Hender­ son ......................................... 3 W. T. Grant, c Bentley, b J o n e s ......................................... 10 H. Grant, cStevens, b Jones .. 4 J. Aris, c Bentley, b Jones .. .. 27 C. F. Evans, b R. Henderson .. 0 F. Putford, not out ..................14 C. Moss, c R.Henderscn, b J o n e s .........................................7 C. M. Tate, b R. Henderson .. 0 A..Hill, c and b J on es..................0 Extras ..................................8 Total................................. 71 cricket matches get used to this sort of thing, and have to make the best of it. As the old playgoers used to say, “ When you can’t get Kean you must be satisfied with Macready.” Under such circum­ stances it is needless to criticise the play. There are only three of the last year’s choice remaining at Harrow, but the team has a decided acquisition in Lord Athlumney, who, in the first innings, took eight wickets for 34 runs. The best batting form was that shown in the last hour’s play by Buxton and Crawley, when playing for the runs. These two lads represented their school this year in the racquet matches at Prince’s. The following is the score:— E . E . B ow en ’ s E le v e n . BEDDINGTON v. CROYDON. Played at Beddington on May 18, the home team winning in a single innings and 36 runs. Score :— B3DDINGTON. A. F. Stevens, run out .. 5 A. A.Dighton, b Moss .. 5 Quin West, st Groom, b F. H i l l .....................................25 Capt. Muggeridge, not ou t. 2 G. D. Hunter, c Tate, b F. Hill ...............................8 E x tra s.............................16 Total ................... 165 Total First Innings. A. C. Tosswill, b Athlumney .. 2 J. Dunn, c Whitelaw, b Ath­ lumney......................................... 21 C. Colbeck, b Athlumney .. .. 22 I. D. Walker, b Athluraney .. 5 E. P. Ash, b Athlumney .. .. 8 Hon. A. Erskine, c Whitelaw, b Athlumney................................. 1 C. E. Keyser, c and b Athlumney 3 H. O. Davidson, c Crawley, b Athlumney................................. 0 Hon. C. Anson, b Moncreiffe .. 3 Second Innings, b T. Henderson.. .. 14 run out......................18 b T. Henderson.. .. 2 c T. Henderson, b R. Henderson .. .. 10 b T. Henderson .. .. 0 c Hunter, b T. Hen­ derson ...............1 b T. Henderson.. .. 0 c Dighton, b R. Hen­ derson ...............0 c Birley, b T. Hen­ derson .............. 5 b R. Henderson.. .. 2 not out..........................0 Extras..................6 .. 58 ME. E. E. BOWEN’S ELEVEN v. HARROW SCHOOL. This annual match was played at Harrow on the 27th of May, and as it usually affords some idea if the prospects of the Harrow Eleven for the ioming season, is looked forward to with consider- ible interest. Upon the present occasion Mr. Bowen’s team was too weak in the howling depart­ ment to be any test of the capabilities of the t'oungsters. Just as the match was commencing, i telegram, received by the manager, to inform him that the bowler upon whom he mainly relied could not come, did not mend matters; but managers of E. E. Bowen, not out .. A. J. Richardson, absent B 2 .......................... Sccond Innings, b Whitelaw..................87 b Moncreiffe..................20 c Greatorex, b Sander­ son ..........................83 b Athlumney .. .. 7 c Ward, b Whitelaw.. 45 c Spiro, b Whitelaw.. 0 b Whitelaw..................1 c Crawley, b Whitelaw 0 c Whitelaw, b Sander­ son ..........................3 not out..........................10 c Crawlev, b Whitelaw 17 B, Ac ..................... 9 Total ..182 H arrow E le v e n . First Innings. Second Innings Moncreiffe, c Walker, b Keyser.. 4 c Ash, b Walker .. 5 Greatorex, b C olbeck.................. 31 c Tosswill,b Walker. 10 Spiro, b Walker .......................... 7 c Dunn, b Davidson . 88 Hon. E. W. Ward, b Keyser 4 1-b-w, b Erskine.. 48 Crawley, b Keyser.......................... 0 24 Hewett, c and Walker.................. 7 c Tosswill, b Walker. 8 Buxton, st Bowen, b Keyser 1 20 L. Sanderson, b Colbeck 16 c Bowen, b Walker . 9 Whitelaw, b Dunn .................. 0 Lord Athlumney, not out 8 W. Sanderson, c Anson, b Dunn 3 L-l 6 ......................................... 6 7 90 Total .. . 161 Harrow School winning with four wickets to go down. STELLA v. HANSON. Played at Heme Hill victory for the Stella. H anson . W. Parker, b Walter .. 0 C. Wicks, c Paget, b Wal­ ter ..................................0 R. Brambleby, b Walter .. 3 H. Cullingworth, run out . 4 A. Neate, b Clemetson .. 2 R. M‘Kay, c Saxby, b Wal­ ter .................................. J. Hurst, b Clemetson F. Adams, b Walter A. Robinson, b Walter .. W. Hagger, b Clemetson .. J. Whiteman, not out on May 20, resulting in a Extras ..................4 Tota S te l l a . F. Clemetson, b Culling­ worth ..........................0 S. Saxby, c Neate, b Wicks 0 C. J. Bishop, b Culling­ worth ..........................1 C. L. Morgan, b Wicks .. 1 A. B. Walter, b Parker .. 23 W. G. Monk, b Culling­ worth ..........................11 G. T. Wicks, b Cullingwoth 2 C. Wood, b Hurst .. .. 0 G. C. Cookman, c Neate, b Cullingworth .. .. 1 R. Paget, b Cullingworth . 7 E. J. Baker, not out.. .. 19 Extras ..................18 Total. OLD MILLHILLIANS v. ALDENHAM SCHOOL. This whole day match was played at Aldenham on Saturday, May 29, and resulted, after a very enjoyable game, in favour of the Old Millhillians. For Aldenham, A. H. Sharman played very patiently and well for 61 (not out). The bowling on both sides was weak. O ld M illh illxans . A. S. Johnston, b Clark A. C. Field, c Clark, Sharman.................. F. A. Prevost, b Femie J. G. M. Furnivall, Sharman.................. C. Harcourt - Smith, Femie .................. J.H.F.Lapthom, bFernie.. 36 N. Micklem, b Marietta . . 25 b 4 S. F. Bates, c & b Femie H. Jeayes,runout .. C. Hayward, b Mariette . 2 . 6 47 . 8 b b 27 H. K. Judd, not out .. B 10,1-b 1, w 1, n-b . 0 1 18 3