Cricket 1882

JUNES, 1882. CKICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 65 MARLBOROUGH v. THAMES DITTON. Played at Thames Ditton on Whit Monday, and resulted in a victory for the Marlborough by 18 runs on the first innings. M arlborough . First Innings. Weatherstone, c Crowther, b Deane.........................................4 Beeton, b F. Matthews .. .. 2 Fisher, b F. Matthews................. 2 Mamby, c and b Walker .. .. 4 Cordrey, b F. Crowther .. .. 20 A. F. Kent, 1b w, b F. Matthews 0 Lee, not o u t ............................... 26 Fryer, b F. Matthews..................2 Lampton, b F. Matthews .. .. 2 Williams, b F. Matthews .. .. 6 A. E. Kent, c and b Walker .. 4 Extras ...............................20 Second Innings. c Dean, b Crowther .. c Phillips, b Dean .. b G. Walker .. .. run out .................. o Crowther, b Walker c Carver, b Crowther . c Strike, b Matthews . b F. Matthews .. b F. Matthews .. not out.......................... bD ean.......................... Total ..........................91 T hames D ittox . First Innings. Extras..................5 Second Innings. Phillips, b Cordrey ................ 8 not out.......................... 21 Deane, c Cordrev, b Lee 11 run out .................. 1 Walton, h w, b Cordrev .. . 0 c Williams, b Cjrdrey 20 F. Matthews, b Cordrev 4 Carver, run out ........................ 10 F. Crowther, b Beeton................ 9 run out .................. Strike, b B eeton .......................... 0 Walker, b Beeton........................ 0 C. Crowther, c Fisher, b Beetou 4 run out ................. 0 c Beeton, b Fryer 0 Duffell, c Fisher, b Beeton.. . 2 Extras ................................ 12 E xtras.................. 0 Total................................ 73 Total .. 60 MAIDA VALE v. SHAMROCK. Played at the Eton and Middlesex ground, on May 27, and resulted in an easy victory for the M.V.C.C. S hamrock . Hughes, b Kally..................9 Haffenden, run out .. .. 2 Stephenson, c L. Walker, b M. Walker ..................2 Passmore, b M. Walker .. 0 Juibara, b Kelly .. .. 1 Fitzpatrick, b Walker .. 3 Drew, run o u t ..................0 C. Walker, st Dampier, b Kelly.................................. 1 Vance, b K e lly ..................8 C. Melady, not out .. .. 1 Smith, a b s e n t ..................0 E xtras.......................... Total 80 L. Walker, b Hughes Laver,b Hughes £ eUy. b Stephenson.. Warren, b Hughes .. g - Walker, b Hughes A. Collins, b Fi I Patrick .................. Dampier, notout .! M aida V ale . 0 16 28 31 1 Dyer, b H ughes.....................16 Evennett, c Drew, b Fitz­ patrick ...............................4 Millson, lb w .......................0 Evans, r u n o u t.....................11 Extras.............................20 T o t a l ...................187 MAIDA VALE v. EALING PARK. Hayed at Ealing on May 29. Score :— E aling P ark . Second Innings. c T First Innings. , i Green, b W alker..................* V 5*4 , b K e lly ..........................S Hatchings, b Walker .. \v o c Evans, b Kelly .. 'v- Sadler, b Kelly . . . . "■Holt, c C. Walker, b Kelly “ ■Roberts, b Kelly A S -,? uy,’b Waiter .. .. W t ^ Bt ^ampier, b Walker /• * . Panting, b Kelly .. Poulson, c Vance, o ..................... A vVP?0le,not out •• ■■ ' mJ°hnstone, run out .. llill8( Total 4 c Collins, b Walker . 0 8 b Walker ................ 3 4 b Kelly........................ 0 3 b Kelly........................ (I 8 not out........................ 2 1 c C. Walker, b Kelly. 0 0 run out........................ II 0 b Kelly........................ 0 8 c Eveunett, b Kelly . 5 6 b Kelly........................ 0 4 c Kellv,b Walker 1 0 b Kelly........................ 4 0 absent........................ II 12 E x tr a ................ 1 43 T o t a l ................ 16 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. ELSTREE. Played at Elstree on Saturday, May 27, and won by Elstree, who were strongly represented, by 10 wickets. For the Ne’er-do-Weels Greatorex bowled throughout with great judgment, obtaining seven wickets at the expense of 41 runs only. E lstree . First Innings. Rev. F. W. Hotham, c Dal- biac, b Greatorex .. .. 1 Goodyear, c Foulerton, b Greatorex ..................16 P. H. A. Wilson, c Schole- field, b Greatorex .. .. 27 G. R. Burge, Bt T. Har- bottle, b Greatorex . .. 37 Rev. V. K. Koyle, b C h a rles..........................18 H.G. Tylecote, run out .. 5 Breedon, c Dalbiac, b Greatorex ................. q C. B. L. Tylecote,st T. Har- bottle, b Greatorex .. 13 J. F. Spurgin, l b w, b Scholefield ................. 0 Rev. J. Ingham, notout.. 8 Rev. E. C. Chaytor, c Rose, b G rea torex................. 0 B 1,1 b 1, w 1 .. .. 3 T o t a l ..................120 In the se-’ ond inning*, the Rov. F. W. Hotha n s ’ore 1 (i ot out) 3, Goodyear (not out.) 12 ; w 1—total 16. N f .’ er - do -W eels . First Innings. F. Ince-Anderton, b Burge.. .. 2 A. F. G. Foulerton, b Breedon .. 0 J. Harbottle, b Burge..................3 .T. E. A. ^reatorex, c Breedon, b H .G. T ylecote..........................21 P. H. Dalbiac, b Breedoa .. .. 0 J. P. Charles, b Bredon................. 0 T. B. Harbottle, hit w, b Breedon ................................. 2 C. M. Rose, b Breedon................. 0 C. Scholefield, b Breedon .. .. 0 Commander Muggeridge, R.N., not out.........................................8 M.T. Dauglish, b H. G. Tyleeote.. 2 Total................................. 41 Second Innings. b Burge..........................2 c C. B. Tylecote, b Burge ............... 10 b C. B. Tylecote.. .. 0 c Wilson, b II. G. Tylecot#...................8 c Rovle, b Wilson .. 10 b C. B. Tylecote .. 2 not ont..........................in b Burge.......................10 b Wilson ................8 b H. G. Tylecote run out.. * .. B 8,1 b 2 .. INCOGNITI v. BECKENHAM. This match was played at Beckenham, on Satur­ day, May 27, and won by the Incogs by 45 runs. For the victors Ross and Lacey played well, and A. M. Inglis hit very hard for Beckenham. IN’COONITT. M. J. Druitt, c Ilollway, b J a ck son ..........................5 II. S. Jackson, b Jackson 10 E. Giberne, b Langton .. 8 P. Hilton, not ont .. .. 10 C. J. Ashmore, c Pearce, b A. Inglis..........................6 B 7 ,1-b 2, w 3 .. .. 12 T o ta l..................204 H. Ross, b Jackson .. .. G9 J. S. Udal, run out .. .. 17 W. W. Rashleigh, run out 14 W. Bird, c A. Inglis, b Jack­ son ..................................1 F. H. Lacey, c Hollway, b Jack son ..........................47 E. A. Parker, c Noakes, b Langton ......................f» Major Bircham, run out .. 0 B eckenham . Capt. J. F. Inglis, c Bird, A. M. Inglis, b Druitt b P a r k e ..........................29 W. Jackson, c Hilton, b Parke ..........................0 W. Noakes, b Lacey.. .. 31 R. Langton, c Rashleigh, b Parke ......................... 1 B. Noakes, 1-b-w, b Parke 4 J. Aste, c Bird, b Bircham 10 58 1 4 3 0 0 B 9 ,1-b 4, w 4, n-b 1 18 T otal..................153 G. H. Collier, run out J. Dickenson, b Udal J. II oilway, run o u t.. H. Gripper, not out .. A. Pearce, b Drnitt L -^°n, c Green,b Panting 19 Collii^ krl>b Hut°Mngs .. 23 Ke™>s,b Panting .. .. 0 Parting .HutchiD«3' b Evmalker,runout 8 / Ston: ,t' oPooie' i)joh“- li f e b Panting" " « Holt, bAtlee M aida V ale . Evans, o Hutchings, b Atlee..................................8 C. Walker, b Johnstone .. 0 Abercromby, c Poulson, b P anting..........................16 Vance, run o u t ..................8 Goddard, not out .. .. 0 Extras..........................6 15 T o t a l ..................148 IBIS v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at East Acton on Saturday, May 27, and resulted in favour of the home club by ten runs and three wickets. Messrs. Schooling and Stock did good service for the visitors, and for the Pallings wick the batting of V. Weber (30) and F. Anderson (22 not out) no doubt won the match. I bis . T. D. Ledbury, c Ander­ son, b Kettle F. Schooling, c Anderson,b Kettle .......................... J.A.McFarlane.b Co«kerton C. S. Marshall,c Cooper, b Kettle .......................... A. G. Stock, c Howard, b Kettle .......................... Wagstaffe, b Kettle .. H. W. Hope, b Cooper .. 6 0 C. Wilkins, b Cooper .. 1 W. H Parker, c Schooling, b K ettle..........................11 S. B. Walters, run out .. 11 G. Allanson,not out.. .. 1 B 6,lb2, w 2, n b 1 .. 11 T o t a l..................94 P allingswick . P. Schooling, c and b M arshall.......................... E. Kettle, b Hope .. C. Anderson, b Hope L. A. Weber, b Ledbury .. V. T. Weber, b Hope.. C. W. Cooper, c Allanson, b Ledbury .................. F. Anierson, not out .. 22 J.E . Bentley, b Hope .. 8 J. Howard, not out .. .. W. Eyles and H. Cockertou did not bat. B 15,1 b 2, w 5 .. .. 22 T o t a l ..................104 STELLA v . ST. MARY’S COLLEGE (OLD BOYS). Played at Herne Hill cn May 13, and resulted in a victory for the Stella. S t . M ary ’ s C ollege . First Innings. Second Inning\ Say, c Wood, b Walter .. . 2 Brooks, c Saxbv, b Walter .. 2 b C. Morgan .. .. 21 Schroeder, b W a lte r ................ 0 b C. Morgan .. i Attride, run o u t ........................ 2 0 \. W. Carr, b W alter................ 9 bM onk.......................... * Howes, c Wood, b Walter .. . 4 b Monk.......................... 3 Brown, b W a lte r........................ 0 Tattersall,b C. Morgan .. . 10 Lewin, st Saxbv, b Walter .. . 0 4 Buckman, not out........................ 0 0 st Saxby, b Monk 1 8 Extra ................ 1 Total ........................ 32 Total .. 34 S tella . F.Clemetson. b Carr .. 14 C. Wood, b Brooks 7 S. Saxby, st Attride, b Carr 2 H. Morgan, li w, b Schroe- C. T. Bishop, b Brooks .. 2 0 \. B. Walter, b Brooks .. 1 H. Hnmersliam. not out .. 0 C. L. Morgan, b Brooks .. 4 E. Churcher, b Brooks .. i? W. H. Monk, b Brooks .. 0 1 G. T. Wicks,hw ,b Schroe- d e r ................................. 41 CITY RAMBLERS v. BROMLEY. Played at Bromley o i the 27tli May, Has^all for the visitors capturing 5 wickets at a cost of only 12 runs. First Innings. P. H. Lacey, b Wigley .. E#A. Phillpott, run out .. H. B. Payne, b Wigley .. A. Hewett, b Hassall D. Payne, 1bw, b Wigley J. Wells, b IIassail .. W. Thomas, b Hassall J. T. Grubb, run ont R. Doe, 1b w, b Hassall .. G. Shillcock, c Dempsey, H a s s a ll.......................... G. Beauchamp, not out .. W .................................. BmMLEY. Second Tunings. .. O b S c o t t ..........................3 .. 2 b French....................... 0 .. 1 c Semple, b Fivnch .. 1 .. 3 c Dempsey, b French .. 2 .. 0 not o u t ....................... 1 .. 8 did not bat .. 3 st Ivestruck, b Wigley .. 1 .. 0 not o u t .......................... 26 8 c Bea, b Wigley .. .. 3 0 b W igley..........................2 6 b French..........................8 1 Extras ..................4 Total ................27 C ity R amblers . A. T. Pearce, b Lacey W. Scott, b Lacey .. T. P. Semple, b Lacey .. W. R. Hassall, b Lacey .. J. Kestruck, b Wells .. R. H. Gwynn, b Wells T. French, c Phillpott, b Wells .......................... J. Crowther, b Lacey W. Bee, b Wells.. .. J. Dempsey, b Wells G. Wigley, not out .. E xtras.................. 10 1 6 it 7 T o t a l ..................52 CITY RAMBLERS v. REIGATE. Played at Reigate on May 29. For the home team Coomber played well for his 51. The visitors may be said to have courted defeat by playing with­ out a v>icket-keeper, who at the last moment was unable to play owing to illness. C ity R amblers . First Innings. A. T. Pearce, h w, b F. Morrison W. Scott, c Coomber, b F. Morri- ............................ T. P Semple, b Skelton J. Kestruck, b Skelton.................. W. R. Hassall, b Skelton J. Dempsey, not o u t ...............18 R. H. Gwynn, b Skelton .. .. 0 J. Crowther, st Coomber, b Bick- more ......................................... 4 R. Snelling (sub), run out .. .. 0 W. Bee, c Killick, b Skelton .. 7 G. Wigley, b S kelton..................4 Extras ..................................3 Second Innings, b M orrison..................19 c Killick, b E. Trower 3 b S k e lto n ..................8 run out..........................5 b D u rra n t..................18 b M orrison..................6 b S k e lto n ..................2 b S k e lto n ..................0 st Coomber, b Skelton 0 c H. Trower, b Skelton 11 not out..........................0 E xtras..................6 Total., Total 73 b Hassall ..................6 notout..........................1 R e ig a t e . First Innings. Second Innings. S. Coomber, b W;gley..................51 c HassalJ, b Wigley .. 3 A. Durrant, b W igley..................25 H. Trower, b P e a r c e ..................0 W. Hobbs, b Pearce ..................2 S. Skelton, b Pearce ..................0 W. Smith, b Wigley ..................0 R. Killick, not out..........................22 F. Bickmore, b Hassall .. .. 2 not out F. Morrison, run o u t ..................4 W. Morrison, b Dempsey .. .. 1 E. L. Trower, b Dempsey .. .. 0 E xtns ..................................8 Total. .115 Total .. 14