Cricket 1883

m a y 17,1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 101 Wcolwich, Kensington Park v. R .M . Academy Weybridge, Incogniti v. Oatlands Park Willesden Green, Upton Park v. Law Club Wanstead, Wanstead v. Highbury MONDAY, MAY 21 At Lords, M.C.C. & G. v. Yorkshire (two days) Oval, Surrey Club and Ground v. Putney Derby, Derbyshire v. Surrey (three days) Maidstone, Mote Park v. Eleven Kent Colts (two days) Oxford, Revellers v. University College (two days) TUESDAY, MAY 22 At Marlborough, College v. Heading Richmond, Richmond v. University College Hosp. Rugby, Rugby School v. Trin. Coll. Oxford Wiuchoster, College v. Mr. A. J. Webbe's Eleven Wormwood Scrubbs, Hampstead v. Kensington Park Oval, East v. Weot Surrey Challenge Cup WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 At Oval, Surrey Colts v. Surbiton and District Bangor, Friars School v. Bryn-y-neuadd Bromley, Bromley v. United Insurance Beckenham, Richmond v. Beckenham Beddington, Croydon v. Beddington Epsom, Stoics v. Epsom College Finchley, Christ’s Coll. v. Addiscombe Gravesend, Hundred of Hoo v. Gravesend Hammersmith, Godolphin School v. Univ. Coll. School Wimbledon, Stygians v. Wimbledon School W A K E CUP C OM P E T IT IO N (SH E F F IE L D ). The first round was completed on Saturday with the following results :— Shiregreen beat Caledonians, scoring 105 to 32. Ecclesall Carlton heat Aston Ilall, scoring 47 (seven wickets) to 36. ^St. Michael’s beat Independent, scoring 51 to Eckington Works beat Lockwood Brothers. Harthill beat Gannow Lane, scoring 71 to 66. Carbrook beat Springvale, scoring 131 to 32. Hallam and Staveley Hartington. Latter refused to play on Saturday and was disquali­ fied. Nether Hallam Rangers and Aldwark Main should have played at Bramall Lane Ground, but the turf was unfit, and the committee have decided that both clubs shall compete in the next round. The draw for the second round took place on Saturday evening, and the following was the re­ sult :— Eeclesall Carlton v. Nether Hallam Bangers. Benishaw Works v. Shiregreen. Aldwark Main v. Pitsmoor. Carbrook v. Eckington Works. Harthill v. Eckington Half-way Houses. Elsecar v. Hallam. Handsworth Woodhouse v. St. Michael’s. The club named first in each case won the toss for choice of ground, and the matches will be played at the places thus indicated. ¥ J f f i :£ C 0 ^ E :B 0 0 K . I f 'payment has not been made for the season’s scores in advance, each score, to ensure inser­ tion, must be accompaniedwith a postal order for One Shilling. Scores must each us by First Delivery on Tues­ day morning, or they will have to wait till the following week. Preference will be given to the scores of Clubs arrangingfo r the insertion of their matches throughout the season. The Matches of the following Clubs will appea in Cricket every week :— D e r b y M id la n d v. E le v e n C o lt s o f D e r b y ­ sh ire with Mr. S. Richardson. The second match played at Derby on Saturday. The Colts scored 98 (VV. Cockayne, of Sandeacre, 31, and J. Needham, of Buxton, 25); Midland, 71. F. H. S u g g, of Sheffield, who played for the Colts of the North against Colts of the South recently, at Lord’s, makes his debut for Yorkshire, against M.C.C. and Ground at Lord’s, on Mon­ day next. He is a promising wicket-keeper. R. H e n d er so n , of Beddington, plays his first match for Surrey to-day, at Leicester, v. Leices­ tershire. Marylebone Club Surrey County Harrow School Repton School Free Foresters Incogniti *Nondescripts Richmond Blackheath Morden Revellers *Esher Civil Service Stoics *Law Club Kensington Park *Clapton Cheltenham College Assyrians Surbiton Devonshire Park Clare Coll. Cambridge St.John’s College, Cam bridge Gryphons Bickley Park Hampstead *Pallingswick \ Putney Ealing City Ramblers Upper Tooting Broxbourne Oakfield Preston Hall B. B. Eltham Addiscombe University College Sclil. Merchant Taylor’s Schl. Stygians Reigate Hill Ne’er-do-Weels Reigate Priory Broadwater Bexley Highbury Club Shorncliffe Camp Charlton Park Royal Naval School Greville Uppingham Rovers jEolian Upton Piirk Ross Royal MilitaryAcademy Battersea Royal Military College, Beddington Sandhurst Clapham *Crystal Palace Spencer Granville Marlborough College Penge West Kent Streatham Hornsey Emeriti Middlesex Hospital Rugby Club Carshalton Park Eastbourne Highgate School Highgate London International South Saxons College Ashford Mill Hill School Wimbledon Northbrook Cheltenham Wanderers London and County Bk. Clifton College Wellington College Willesden * Scores of these Clubs will appear only in C ricket . LANSDOWNE v. VICTORIA. This match wai played at Peckham Rye on Saturday, May 12, and resulted mainly through the excellent batting and bowling of Mr. C. F. Clark and Mr. H. Snow in an easy victory for the Lansdowne. Messrs. J. Lampin, J Hann and R. Gorrill also batted well for the victors. L ansdowne . C. F. Clarke (capt.), b Williams .................... H. Snow, b Williams .. J. Lampin, c Hughes, b W elsch............................. R. Gorrill, b Eburn J. Hann, run out .. ... Newton, run out T. Welsch, b Clark A. Williams, b Clark .. A. Ebwin, b Snow.. G. Birch (capt.), b Clark F. Hughes, b Clark R. French, b Snow.. .. E. Ebwin, b Snow.. .. H. Williams, not out .. C. Gorrill, b Williams F. Kneebone, bWilliams W . Lampin,b Williams W . Pollard, not out .. Goodyear, run out 13 4 ,1-b 2 .. Total F. Birch, b Snow.. E. Welsch, c Gorrill, Snow .................... C. Hughes, b Clark L -b .................... .. 2 .. 3 THE DERBYSHIBE COLTS’ MATCH. Played at Derby on Monday and Tuesday. The match was left drawn very much in favour of the Colts, for whom Fletcher and Wood showed promising hatting form. Platts, Chatterton, J. Hay, and Grainger all bowled well, the first-named taking seven wickets at a cost of 24 runs. Score : T he C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Needham f Buxton), c Slater, b Grainger ............................ 2 c Cropper, b Hay .. 15 G.Wood (Eckington), b Chatter­ ton ..............................................15 c Smith, b Grainger 20 J. Warhurst (Chapel-en*lc* Frith), b Cropper....................3 c and b Clayton ..3 T. Flotchor (Long Eaton), c Platts, b Cropper....................7 Sw Botham (Dumfield), c Dis­ ney, b Cropper ....................6 J. Milner (Clowne),b Cropper.. 0 b Chatterton .. .. 0 S. Wiight (Derby), b Cropper.. 0 c Page, b Grainger 2 G. S. Smith (Long Eaton), b C ropper......................................3 c Clayton, b J. Hay1 E. Clarke (Butterlcy), st Dis­ ney, b Cropper.............................7 r u n o u t........................ G. Mycroft (Hallam Fields), b Cropper..................................... 0 b Chatterton .. J. II. Mason (Winksworth), b C ropp er.................... . . .. 0 b J. H ay.................... E. Wilson (Hathersage), c J. c Chattterton, b J. Hay, b Chatterton....................3 Hay ......................... 0 . Bostock (Ilkeston), c Smith, b Grainger ........................12 b Slater...........................0 J. Brilsford (Brimington), b Platts .......... .i .. 9 b Platts ......... 0 C.Connor (Pinxton),b Platts.. 0 b J .H a y ...........................5 J. Marshall (Butterley), c Clay­ ton, b Platts ............................. W . Young (Staveley), 1b w, b Platts..........................................6 c J. Hay, b Platts.. H. Bagshawe (Tideswell), st Disney, b P la t t s .................0 c Slater, b Platts .. W.Glossop (Belper),8tCropper, b P la t t s ..................................1 II. Bolsover (Bakewell), st Dis­ ney, b G rain ger..................4 H. Briscoe (Netherseal), c sub, b P la tts ...................................5 b Chatterton . J. Bailey (Etwall), b Slater .. 12 b Grainger S. Richardson (capt.), notout 4 Byes, &c...............................12 83 Total b P latts....................40 b P latts....................2 not o u t ....................12 0 8 2 0 c Grainger,bClayton 1b w, b Platts.. 6 3 b P la t t s ....................O Byes, &c.............. 6 Total ..................113 T he E leven . Total. .127 Mr. R. P. Smith, b Bris- Cropper, c and b Brils­ ford .............................1 Platts, c Glossop, b B ailey.............................12 Chatterton, c Bagshaw, b Bolsover....................11 Clayton, run out .. .. 7 Slater, b Connor .. . . 2 G. Hay, not out . . .. (> Disney, run out .. .. 2 Page, cConnor.bBotham 2 Grainger, c Marshall, b Wilson.............................1 J. Hay, b Milner . . .. 1 Byes, &c......................3 Total 50 RICHMOND v. KING’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Played at Richmond on 14th May. After a close contested game the visitors won by 9 runs on the first innings, owing no doubt to the bad fielding of the home team. K ing ’ s C ollege H ospital . First Innings. E. Davies, b Bush .. II. C. Dent, b Bingham .. A. W . Syree, not out E. A. Hughes, b Bush Second Innings. 7 1 b w, b Bingham .. 1 0 not o u t ...................1 71 c Cecil, b Bush .. 53 0 b Holt ..................9 W. F. Lace, b B u sh ....................0 1 b w, b Holt .. .. 1 E. H. Smith, c Cecil, b Bush .. 0 n o t o u t ..................... 11 C. F, Willis, b H o lt....................11 r u n o u t ..................... 0 F. Penny, b Holt ....................0 lbw ,bB ush .. .. 0 F. J. Freelands, c Bingham, b Yerburgh..................................... 3 b B u s h .........................0 Lockwood, c Martyn, b Bush.. 13 B 6 ,1-b 4, w 3 ... . . ..1 3 B 5, w 1 .. .. 6 T o t a l.............................118 Total.. .. 82 A. S. Bremner, run out 2 F. W . Bush, c Syree, b W illis .............................38 H. Baker, b Hughes .. 0 E. D. C. Cecil, 1 b w, b Hughes ....................28 J. II. Bingham, b Willis 8 W . E. Martyn, b Davies 19 R. E Yerburgh, c Penny, b H u g h e s ....................0 R ichmond . A. Holt, b Davies .. .. 10 W . Furze, b Davies .. 0 C. Marshall, c and b S y r e e .............................2 G, E. Steward, not out 0 B 1, w 1 ....................2 Total ..109