Cricket 1883

9 4 CRICKET; AWEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. m a y 10 , ms. THURSDAY, MAY 10. Afc Lords, M.C.C. and G. v. Middlesex (two days) Oval, Young Players of Surrey v. Croydon & District Cambridge, M.C.C. and G. v. Univ. (three days) Catford Bridge, Stygians v. Private Banks Oxford, Christ Church v. Trinity (two days) Abingdon,Magdalen (Oxford) v. Waibaro’ Bugby, School v. Univ. College Oxford Southampton, South Hants v. Ryde (I.W.) Winchester— College v. Garrison Oundle, Oundle School v. Peterborough FRIDAY, MAY 11. At Oval, Surrey Colts v. Southwark Park Chatham, Incogniti v. Royal Engineers (two days) Oxford. Wadham v.Keble Oxford, Christ Church v. Trinity Summcrtown, Keble Coll. v. Wadham College SATURDAY, MAY 12. At Addi8Combe, Ne’er-do-Weels v. Addiscombe B:-yn-y-nouadd, Bryn-y-neuadd v. Beaumaris School Bangor, Bangor v. Stauley Park Liverpool Beckenham, Bickley Park v. Beckenham Bromley, Bromley v. Distaff Brookwood, Guy’s Hospital v. Brookwood Asylum Blacbheath, Blackheath Morden v. Granville Battersea, New Malden v. Anchor Battersea, Battersea v. Westminster (2.30) Barking, Bow and Bromley Ins. v. Barking Croydon, Croydon v. Northbrook 3p.m. Crystal Palace, Crystal Palace v. St. Rart’s. Hospital Carshalton Park, Oakfield v. Carshalton Park Cooper’s Hill, R.M.C. v. Cooper’s Hill Clapton—Clapton v. Oakfields (2.30) Eton anl Middlesex, Clapham v. Mr. Stoddart’s X I. Eton and Middlesex, Hampstead Nondescripts v. Norman East Acton, Nondescripts v.Pallingswick 2 p.m. Esher, Esher v, Broadwater Edmonton, Univ. Coll. School v. Craven Park Hartley Row, Aldershot Divisional Club v. Hartley Row Hendon—Hendon v. Hampstead (2 p.m.) Mitcham, Surrey Colts v. Mitcham and District Oxford, Military College v. University College Oxford, Wadham v. Hertford Oxford, Military Coll. v. University College Old Trafford, Sefton v. Manchester C. andG. Portsmouth, South Hants Rovers v. Grammar School Southampton, South Hants v. Mercantile Marine Sandhurst, Incogniti v. Royal Military College Tottenham, Addiscombe v. Bruce Castle School Twickenham, Richmond v. Orleans Club Upnor, Bexley v. Hundred of Hoo West Drayton, Evelyns v. Kensington Park Wanstead, Upton Park v. Wanstead 2 p.m. Wimbledon, Stoics v. Wimbledon School Willesden Green, Willesdenv. Law Club MONDAY, MAY 14 At Lords, North v. South (three days) Leicester, M.C.C. and G. v. Leicestershire (three days) Nottingham, Nottsv. Surrey (three days) Derby, Derbyshire v. 22 Colts (three days) Brighton, Sussex v. Hants (three dayH) Manchester, Lancashire v. 22 Colts (two days Acton, Pallingswick v. Willesden Acton Vale, Belgrave v. jEolians Aldershot, Aldershot Division v. New College, Oxford Addiscombe, CroydoO v. Addiscombe Buckhurst Kill, Buckhurst Hill v. Brookfield. Brentwood, G«ntn. of Esstx v. Incogniti (two days Bromley, Lame v. Bromley 11 a.m. Bangor, Bangor v. Leinster (Dublin) Bcddington, Upton Park v. Beddington 11 a.m. Bryn-y-neuadd, Bryn-y-neuadd v. Stanley Club, Liverpool Bickley, Bickley Park v. Crystal Palace Charlton Park, Charlton Park v. Crys tal Palace Chelmsford, Stoics v. Chelmsford. Clapton, Clapton v. Highbury Caterham, Clapham v. Caterham Croydon (Park Lane), Oakfield v. Sutton Ditchling, Mostyn v. Ditchling Eton and Middlesex, Hornsey v, Blenheim Farnham, Hampstead Nondescripts v. Farnham Forest Gate, B. and B. Institute v. City Warehouses Grassendale, Sefton v. Liverpool Horsham Esher v. Horsham (two days) Hampste'ad, Committee v. Rest Hampstead Club 11 a.m. Henley^ Pallingswick v. Henley Hud ersfield, Huddersfield v. Todmorden Lew ©s, Brixton Wanderers v. Lewes Priory Lee, Granville v. Northbrook Maidstone, The Mote v. Mr. Arkcoll’s Club. Marlborough, College v. Liverpool Club (two days New Malden, New Malden v. Ensign T^orbiton, Law Club v. Kingston Hill Northampton, Colts of North v. South Northants (2 days) Oatlands Park, Neer do-Weels v. Oatlands Park Oxford, Christ Church v. Eton Ramblers (two day) Oxford, Stygians v. Merton College Penge, Penge v. Waverloy Romford, Bees v. Romford Reigate, City Ramblers v. Reigate Priory Redbourn, Dartmouth Park v. Redbourn Ramsgate, Junior Southgate v. Southwood Richmond, Richmond v. King’s Coll. Hospital. Richmond, Surrey C. and G. v. Fifteen Young Players Sidcup, Greville v. Sidcup South Norwood, South Norwood v. Fairfield Streatham, Bexley v. Streatham Surbiton, Revellers v. Surbiton Uppingham, M.C.C. and G. v. Uppinghm Sclil. (two days) Walham Green, Clapton Ramblers v. Walham Green Woodford, Woodford Wells v. Christ Church United Woolwich, Free Foresters v. R. A. (two days) Wormwood Scrubbs, Kensington Park v. Nondescripts Wellington, Keble College (Oxford) v. Wellington College York, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. Scarborough (two days) TUESDAY, MAY 15 At Bryn-y-ncuadd, Bryn-y-neuadd v. Leinster Club, Dublin Charlton, Hampstead v. Charlton Park Oxford, Free Foresters v. Magdalen College Repton, Repton School v. Friars Slough, Emeriti v. Baylis House. Barnes, Bees v. Hanover Uuited Buckhurst, Wellington College v. Buckhurst Charlton Park, Royal Naval College v. Charlton Park Charterhouse Square, Merchant Taylors’.School v. Mr. Gunnery’s Eleven Dulwich, JEolians v. Balham Erith, City Ramblers v. Erith Liverpool, Liverpool v. W'avertree Margate, Junior Southgate v. Margate Newhavon, Brixton Wanderers v. Newhaven Penge, Penge v. Charing Cross Hospital Neasdon, Greville v. Wealdstone Tufnell Park, Dartmouth v. Lower’Clapton Wimbledon, Clapton Ramblers y . Wimbledon Ramblers WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 At Clifton, Liverpool C. and G. v. College (two days) May 5, ,. 12 , ., 14, „ 19, „ 22, „ 26, „ 29, June 2 , „ 7, „ 9, „ 16, i, 20, „ 23, „ 30, July 7, „ 12 , ,. 14, 18, 21 , „ 25, ,. 28, Aug. 4, »> 6 , » 11, „ 18, 25, WILLESDEN CLUB. at Highbury, v. Highbury at Willesden Green, v. Law Club at Acton, v. Pallingswick at Willesden, v Harlesden at Willesden, v. Harrow Town at Willesden,v. Blenheim at Brighton, v. Brunswick at Hendon, v. Hendon at Willesden, v. Stanmore at Willesden, v. Highbury at Willesden, v. Hampstead at Willesden, v. South Norwood at Willesden, v. Clapton at Willesden, v. Hornsey at Willesden, v. Blenheim at Stanmore, v. Stanmore at Willesden, v. Honble. Artillery Co. at Norwood, v. South Norwood at Willesden, v. Harlesden at Willesden, v. Battersea at Clapton, v. Clapton at Willesden, v. Law Club at Willesden, v. Hornsey at Willesden, v. Hendon at Hampstead, v. Hampstead at Willesden, v. Pallingswiok WHAT THE PRESS TH INKS OF “ CRICKET.” That readable little paper, C r icket , one of the best conducted and most interesting journals in any way connected with sport.— The, People, March 19. That useful little journal, C b ic k e t . — Notting­ ham Guardian, March 17o C kicket . — A song written and composed by J H. Smith and dedicated to A. N. Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers of the national British game .”—Era Post free, 18 stamps of author, 22, Clifton-street, Wolver­ hampton.—ApVT, C R IC K E f-K /IT ^ C /IM B R ID G E . THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. T here seems to be some promising batting among the players who have come into residence at the University since'last summer, to judge by the form shown in this match at Cambridge on Thursday and Friday last. The weather was anything but genial, and this had its effect on the cricket. The elevens, which were captained by the Hon. M. B. Hawke and J. E. K. Studd, contained several of the best Public School players of 1882, including the captains of Eton— H.W. Bainbridge— Harrow—Hon. E. W. H. Ward, Charterhouse—W. N. Cobbold, Upping­ ham—J. A. Turner, and "Westminster—W . C. Dale, besides C.*H. Leaf, of Marlborough, L. Sanderson, ofHarrow,'E. P. Spurway, of Charter­ house, and M. T. Baines, one of the Harrow eleven of 1881. By far the best show was that of the last named, who scored 104 and 48 by very fine cricket. He has plenty of reach and strength and plays hard, so that he ought to be of use. Bainbridge and Turner showed good cricket for Hawkes side, and Lewis’s 57 was a very fair contribution, Sanderson hit hard for his score of 32 not out. Eaton played H neat style in Studd’s second innings. A. N. Dorman, of Dulwich College (fast left), was the most successful bowler. The match was drawn. Score :— S tudd ’ s S ide . Fi-st Innings. Second Innings. E. P.Spurway (Charterhouse and Trinity), c Turner, b Sanderson.............................1 b L e a f............................12 A. T. Cowley(Canterburyand Non - Collegiate), 1b w, b ■^Turner.....................................11 c and b Sanderson .. 19 H. Eaton (Oratory School, i.* Edgbaston, and Trinity),b Turner.....................................2 c Ward, b Tindall .. 87 C. Lownds (Caius),b Turner 8 b L e a f..............................1 H. Adams (Isle of Man and Queen’s), c Turner, b San­ derson ...........................................0 b Sanderson .. .. 1 H. Arnold (Haileybury and Jesus), c and b Sanderson 14 b Bainbridge .. .. 0 M .T. Baines (Harrow and Trinity Hall),cBainbridge, b Sanderson .....................104 not out...........................48 W. C. Dale(Westminsterand Trinity), c and b Sander­ son ............................................7 o Ward, b Leaf .. .. 2 A. N. Dorman (Dulwich and Coipus), c Luxton, b Tin­ dall .........................................10 b Bainbridge .. .. 9 K. S. Barber (Malvern and Trinity Hall),cBainbridge, b T u r n e r ................................15 not out...........................0 H. C. Saville (Malvern and Christ Church), c Luxton, b T in d a ll.................................17 J. E. K. Studd (captain) (Trinity), (not out) .. .. 16 Byes 9,1 b 1, w 1, n-b 1 12 B 4,1 b 2, w 2, n-b 1 9 Total ....................217 Total(for8wkts.)138 H awke ’ s S ide . J. A. Turner (Uppingham and Trinity), c Dale, b Adams 28 H. W . Bainbridge (Eton and Trinity), b Dorman .. 27 Hon. E. W . II. Ward (Harrow and Trinity), st Cowley b A r n o ld .............................................................................................. W . N. Cobbold (Charterhouse and Jesus), b Dorman .*. 21 E. M. Forbes (Repton and Jesus),b Dorman.. .. ” 8 F. II. Marsh (Pembroke),b Dorman............................. ' q C. H. Leaf (Marlbro’ and Trinity), c Baines, b Dorman!! 0 C. E. Lewis (Felstead and Corpus), run o u t .................... 57 R. R. Luxton (Devon County and Ptterhouse), st Cow- ley, b ^D orm an ........................................................................ ....... II. C. Tindall (Margate and Christ’s), b Lownds .. ” 80 L. Sanderson (Harrow and Trinity), not out .. .. ** 32 Hon. M. B. Hawke (Magdalen) (captain), b Saville.. 4 B 22,1 b 1, w 2 ........................................................................ 25 T o t a l.................................................................................249 BOWLING ANALYSIS. H aw ke ’ s S ide . 0, M. R.W. O. Barker.. .. 9 4 21 0 Arnold .. 4 Saville.. 50.1 20 68 2 Dale .. .. 13 Dorman .. 89 18 54 5 Lownda .. 18 Adams.. .. 6 1 12 1 Baines . 3 R.W. 0 7 80 0 20 1 4 Pale bowled two wide balls,