Cricket 1882

6 6 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. JUNE 8, 1882. KENSINGTON PARK v. RICHMOND. Played at Kensington Park Ground, on Wednes­ day, May 31. K en sin gton P a r k . G. Campbell, st E.James, b Hill .. . ................49 .T. Gifford, c Glass, bHill86 Rev. G. S. Raynor,lb w ,b Wood .......................17 T. C. O’Brien, c Wood, b Dunn ........................ 0 J. Smith, b Dunn .. .. 0 F. L. Cottrell, cE.James, b H i l l .................................4 F. E. Street, b Noble .. 22 W. F. Thompson, st E. James, b Noble .. .. 4 G. Rimington, c Noble, b H il l ..................................8 J. Mews, not out .. .. 13 W. Mews, b Noble .. .. 4 B 7,1 b 2, w 2 .. .. 11 Total .213 R ich m on d . 21 E. J. C. Studd, c t>ub, b Campbell.......................... A. Springett, c Rimington, b O’Brien ..................3 H. W. Ridley, b O’Brien .. 0 J. W. Noble, c and b Camp­ bell ..................................1 E. P. James, c O’Brien, b C o ttr e ll..........................17 H. J. Hill, c W. Mews, b C o ttr e ll..........................7 J. Dunn, c Street, b W. Mews ..........................6 E. A. James, not out .. 42 F. B. Wood, c Cottrell, b R a y n o r ..........................29 L. Glass, b Raynor .. .. 0 R. E. Yerburgh, b O’Brien 18 B 7,1 b 4, w 2, nb 1 .. 14 T otal..................158 CHARLTON PARK v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Charlton Park, on Whit-Monday, May 29. C r ysta l P a lace . First_ Innings. Second linings. G. J. Cooper, b McCanlis .. T. C. Sheard, b Me Canlis .. D. McGeorge, b McCanlis .. B. Noakes, c Boothby, b W. Bur­ nett ...........................................0 F. A. Rehder, b W. Burnett .. 20 c Dent, b A. Burnett 1 G. Cosens,c St. Quintin, b A. Bur­ nett .........................................27 b McCanlis...................3 F. Barry, c W. Burnett, b A.Bur- nett .........................................16 c Dent, b W. Burnett 15 W. Piiman, not o u t ................. 22 F. R. Ashby, b W. Burnett.. .. 1 H. Williams, c A. Burnett, b Me C anlis.........................................13 not out........................... 2 P. Crampton, c Dent, b McCanlis 4 bW . Burnett .. ..0 B 4,1 b 2 ..................................6 B 1,1 b 2, w 1 .. 4 0 b W. Burnett .. .. 0 11 b W. Burnett .. .. 3 8 b Holton ........72 c Boothby, b A. Bur­ net ..................... 12 b Holton run out. TZ. Total., .181 Total ..121 C h arlton P a r k . W. McCanlis, c Pitman, b Cosens ..........................0 G. Tucker, c and b Cosens 13 F. Lovey, 1b w, b Cosens.. 11 B. Craig, b Cosens .. .. 8 W. H. Boothby, b Cosens 15 W. Burnett, b Cosens .. 9 A. Burnett, b Cosens .. 7 F. W. P. Holton, c Cooper, b Cosens..........................4 E. W. Sampson, b Noakes 7 n . C. Dent, not out .. .. 1 J. St. Quintin, c Ashby, b Cosens .......................... 2 B 3, 1 b 1 ...................4 T o t a l ..................76 ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL v. MIDDLESEX HOS­ PITAL. Played at the Half Moon Ground, Putney, on Friday, May 26. The Middlesex Hospital played one short. S t . M a r y ’ s H o spital . First Innings. Second Innings. b G o r r ic k ................ 0 P. P. Whitcombe, b Bowker .. 0 b Gorrick ................ . 0 W. P. Hulm, b Bowker.. .. 1 b G o r r ic k ................ . 3 D. De Montbrun, b Bowker .. 12 c Hinde, b Bowker . . 16 E. C. Anderson, b Hinde .. .. 10 E. S. Smith, b Hinde .. b G o r r ic k ................ F. W. Metcalfe, b Hinde .» o E. De Gruyther, b Hinde .. .. 0 c Bowkcr, b Gorrick . . 1 B 9,1 b 2 .......................... B 11,1 b 1 .. .. . 12 T o t a l .................. Total.. . . 51 M id d le se x H o spital . F. Segar, 1b w, b Hulm .. 1 Davis, b Anderson .. .. 17 G. B. Gorrick, b Hulm .. 16 Hinde, run o u t ...................51 8. K. Dyer,b Anderson .. 24 R. S. Bowker, run out .. 5 F. Day, b Smith..................15 Osmond, b Hulm .. A. H. Houghton, b Hulm S. Dunn, not out .. B 16,1 b 8, w 2 .. Total .167 CHARLTON PARK v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Catford Bridge on May 25 and 26. B ank of E n gland . First Innings. J. W. Dainty, b B. Craig .. .. 5 W. B. Tyndall, c Dent, b W. Bur­ nett ......................................... 31 K. D. Coffin, c Craig, b W. Bur­ nett ......................................... 4 R. D. Eicke, b W. Burnett.. .. 0 P. Barton, b Streatfeild .. .. 4 T. B. Oldham, b W. Burnett .. 0 C. W. Powys, c W. Burnett, b Streatfeild................................. 2 A. H. Bartlett, not out .. .. 5 A. Gregory, b Streatfeild .. .. 8 R. Arundell, b Streatfeild .. .. 7 M. W. A. Puckle, b Streatfeild .. 9 B 4,1 b 2 ..................................6 Total..................................76 Second Innings, b W. Burnett .. .. 0 h w, b W. Burnett .. 1 b Holton ..................88 b Holton ..................4 not out..........................2 not out.. .. b A. Burnett Total .. 52 C harlton A. S. B. Oakley, c Puckle, b Oldham ..................7 M. A. Streatfeild, c Tyn­ dall, b Oldham .. .. 0 B. Craig, st Eicke, b Old­ ham ..................................2 S. R. Sargent, c Barton, b O ldh am ..........................17 H. C. Dent, c Dainty, b O ldh am ..........................18 F. W. P. Holton, c Oldham, b Dainty..........................0 P a r k . Allan Burnett, c Tyndall, b D ainty.........................4 W. Burnett, c Barton, b O ldh am .........................5 W. H. Boothby, c Arundel, b Dainty.........................6 E. W. Sampson, not ou t.. 9 W. Selous, st Eicke, b Dainty .........................4 B 2,1 b 1, w 2 .. .. 5 T o t a l................77 SAVERNAKE FOREST v. SWINDON, G.W.R. Played at Marlborough, Saturday, May 27. One innings each only was finished. S w in d on , G.W.R. W. J. Harris, c Way, b Bambridge .................. E. Kinneir, b Pearce R. Thomas, run out .. .. 4 F. Jones, c Roff, bBam­ bridge 2 W. Haggard, c Pearce, b Bambridge .................3 S. Warner, c V. Head, b Bain..................................6 H. Lack, b Pearce .. .. 13 J. Tovey, b Pearce .. .. 1 H. Pearce, run out .. .. 1 S. Stone, b Pearce .. .. 4 L. T. Haydon, not out .. 1 B 1 ,1-b 1 ..................2 S avern ake F orest . H. Leaf, c Haggard .. .. 5 J. Bain, c Kinneir, b Tovey 52 W. G. Roff, c Tovey, b H aggard..........................17 Rev. J. P. Way, b Haggard 87 V. Head, c Haggard, b Kin­ neir ..................................11 H. J. Brooke, c and b Hag­ gard ..................................12 J. W. Brooke, b Haggard.. 8 W. Pearce, b Tovey .. F. Cooper, c Pearce, b Tovey .......................... H. Head, c Haydon, b K in n e ir.......................... W. S. Bambridge, not out B 2,1-b 2, w 1 .. .. T o ta l..................202 HAMPSTEAD v. CHRIST’S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY. Played at Hampstead on May 31. C h r ist ’ s C o l le g e . Mr. Tuckwell, o Butcher, b H il l ..................................15 S. Richards, run out .. 13 Mr. Hartley, b Marshall.. 17 F. C. Cousins, b Marshall.. 9 H. Cooper, b Marshall .. 0 C. A. Coverton, c Furber, b Marshall ..................6 Mar- H. P. Carpmael, b shall.................................. J. B. Sayer, b A. Holt T. Pierce, not out .. F. J. Rawlinson, run ou t.. M. H. 0. Ewing, b Mar­ shall .................................. B 8,1 b 3 .................. Total 80 H am pstead . A. Holt, b Cousins .. .. 0 A. A. Brewer, c Ewing, b C ou sin s..........................56 R. W. D. Hill, c Cousins, b Cooper ..........................18 A. Butcher, c Richards, b C ou sin s..........................52 E. E. Carey, run out.. .. 10 F. A. K. Doyle, c Sayer, b Carpmael..........................10 R. Furber,’not out .. W. R. Marshall, b Rawlin­ son .................................. J. Lea, b Rawlinson.. .. M. Holt, run out .. A. Wyatt, not out .. .. B 7,1 b 3, w 4, n b 1.. Total M.C.C. AND GROUND v. LEICESTERSHIRE. E xtraordin ary S coring . In this match, played at Lord’s on Thursday and Friday last, Barnes and Midwinter performed a feat altogether without a parallel in cricket. On Thursday afternoon they came together with two wickets down for 19, and they were not separated until after luncheon on Friday, when the total was 473. They had thus added 454 runs after being together just upon five hours and a half. The largest number of runs previously made by one wicket in England was in 1870, when Messrs. G. F. Grace and I. D. Walker added 288 while together. Barnes was missed more than once, but his hitting was very fine, his figures being a six, four fives, twenty-six fours, twenty threes, fifteen twos, and singles. The largest score ever made at Lord’s is the 278 of Mr. W. Ward in 1820. Mid­ winter’s figures were a six, a five, twelve fours, fifteen threes, and twenty twos. The Marylebone total is the largest ever made at Lord’s. L e ic e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Wheeler, c Bencraft, b Barnes.. 13 c Willett, winter b Mid- 87 Turner, c Barnes, b Midwinter.. 21 c Willett, b Rylott .. 8 Mr. A. W. Crofts, c Bencraft, b Bam es......................................... 16 7 Mr. C. Marriott, o Willett, b M idwinter.................................. 26 b Bames 1 Mr. C. Wright, b Midwinter 0 c Rvlott, b Midwinter 5 Panter, c Barnes, b Midwinter .. 0 40 Rev. G. S. Marriott, c Mills, b 40 25 Parnham, c and b Rylott .. 1'.) b Rylott 11 Mr. R. W. G. Stainton,run ou t.. 7 o Bencraft fa Mid- winter 4 Bottomore, c Mills, b Barnes 0 11 Gamer, not out .......................... 0 B 5,1 b 5, n b 1 Total 11 .152 L b 5 , n b l Total.. . .104 M.C.C. Mr. C. Booth, c Wheeler, b Pamham...............................0 Mr. J. S. Russel, b Botto- more......................................11 Barnes, c Panter, b Pam­ ham ...................................266 Midwinter, c G.S.Marriott, b Pamham ....................187 Mr. J. Turner, b Botto- more....................................... 0 Flowers, c Panter, b Pam­ ham ..................................... 15 Mr. H. Mills, c Turner, b Wright..........................23 Mr. R. Bencraft, c Panter, b Pamham ..................2 Mr. J. Carrick, b Parnham 18 Mr. S. F. Willett,c Crofts, b Pamham..........................5 Rylott, not out..................6 B 8,1 b 8, w 2 .. .. 13 Total .510 JEOLIANS v. WEST KENT WANDERERS. Played at Blackheath on the 27th ult., and re­ sulted in a tie. JE olians . 16 T. R. Pearse, b Pocock J. T. Monk, c Collins, b Tolley .. J. Johnson, c Luckett, b Tolley .......................... W . Morris, b Tollev .. R. Heasman, b Tolley R. Headland, c Tolley, b Pocock .......................... F. H. Pilleau, b Pocock .. . 14 E. J. Heasman, c Ladner, b Pocock.......................... F. G. Hazell, c Cutler, b Tolley .......................... W. H. Hutchinson, not out W. Robinson, c Tolley, b Pocock .......................... B 3,1 b 2, w 2 .. .. Total W est K en t W a n d e r e r s . A. H. Luckett, c Pearse, b Monk .......................... E. Cutler, b Pearse H. Pocock, 1 b w, b John­ son .................................. A. M'Bain, b Monk R. Collins, c and b Monk.. A. Garleck, thrown out .. J. Ladner, b Monk .. C. Sandilands, not out E. Tolley, c Pilleau, Morris .................. A. Delves, b Monk .. E. Bames, run out .. B 8,1 b 2, w 2 .. .. 20 b .. 1 .. 0 Total AEOLIANS v. TUNBRIDGE. Played at Tunbridge on the 29th ult., and resulted in awin for Tunbridge on the first innings. JE olians First Innings. T. R. Pearse, b L eigh ..................14 J. T. Monk, b Leigh ..................14 F. Raphael, b Leigh ..................1 H. L. Bailey, b Pawley .. .. 0 J. Johnson, b L e i g h ..................7 W . Morris, c Arnold, b Pawley.. 0 E. J. Heasman, b Pawley .. .. 2 F. H. Pilleau, c Fletcher, b Leigh 0 B. L. Gardiner, b Leigh .. .. 6 F. G. Hazell, b Pawley..................0 C. H. Carter, not o u t ..................2 A. J. Young, c Gower, b Leigh .. 0 B 5,1b 5 ..................................10 Second Inning*. b Gower ..................® not out..........................80 b Pawley .......................' b Pawley ......................1 1b w, b Payne .. •• J b Payne ...................... * not out............................23 lb w ,b Payne .. •• ^ Total. 56 B 6 ,lb 8 ,w l,n b 3 13 Total .. .-116