Cricket 1883

108 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. m a y 17 , u ss . BLENHEIM v. HORNSEY. Played at Eton and Middlesex on May 14. H ornsby . First Innings. Second Innings. W . Groves, c F. Whinney, b A. E .S tod d a rt....................0 b W in te r ..................... 3 D . Jenkins, c Watson,b A.E. Stoddart .............................1 b "Winter ...................... 1 R. H. King, b A. E. Stoddart st I£ing,b A. E. Stod- 4 d a rt.............................0 F. Wright, b Winter .. .. 0 c Watson, b A. E. Stoddart.................... i H. Jeff, b A. E. Stoddart .. 10 c H. Stoddart, b A. E. Stoddart....................1 R. C. Lindsay, b Winter .. 21 c Jeffery, b Winter .. 11 B. A. Clarke, c and b A. E. Stoddart .............................0 F. Biaker, b A. E. Stoddart.. 0 1*. King, b A. E. Stoddart .. 1 H. C. Watts, not out .. .. 2 J. Skelton, b Winter .. .. 4 G. C. Clarke, b W inter.. .. 0 Byes 2, 1b 2 ....................4 cF. Whinney, b A. E. Stoddart.................... b Jeffrey .................... c Watson, b Neele .. not out............................. b Neele............................. b Neele .................... Total.. H. L. Stoddart, b B. Clarke.............................17 F. H. King, e and b Jenkins ....................0 A. E. Stoddari, b B. Clarke.............................1 H. E. Winter, c Skelton bB. Clarke....................21 F. J. Neele, b W right.. 41 J. Trotman, c Jeff, b Clarke.............................0 .. 47 B le n h e im . Total. F. Whinney,b B. Clarke G. Whinney ,c B.Clarke, b Jenkins ..................... G. L. Jeffrey, c B. King, b G r o v e s ..................... T. Whinney, b Jenkins J. V.Barber, b B.Clarke G. Watson, not out B 1, w 2 .................... Total .. ..1: CHARLTON PARK v.. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Charlton Park on Whit Monday. The visitors only managed to score seventy- three, and on the home team going in Craig and McOanlis put together eighty-three before they were parted, without giving a chance. C rystal P a la c e . S. It. Vigors, b Turner 0 B.Noakes, b Turner .. 0 It. S. Cotterill, c Samp­ son, b Davis .. .. 11 H. Williams, b Davis .. 0 N. Leete, b Davis . . .. 0 A. Lovey, not ou t.. .. 3 B 3,1 b 2....................5 W . Kettlewell, c Terry, b B udgett....................7 'J’. C. Sheard, b W . Bur­ nett .............................4 F. A. Rehder, b W . Bur­ nett .............................7 S. Shorter, c Davis, b W. Burnett....................21 D. McGeorge, c A. New­ some, b Turner.. .. 12 Total 73 In the Sec md Innings F. A. Rehder (b W . Burnett) 9. D. McGeorge (not out) 15, N. Leete (b W . Burnett) 1 ; total 35. C h a r lto n P a rk . B. Craig, b Vigers.. .. 33 W . McCanlis, c Shorter, b Cotterill ..................51 TV. Burnett, c and b Noakes ....................15 J. G. Davis, b Cotterill 6 G. Turner, b Shorter .. 32 F.Terry,cLeete,b Noakes 0 E. W. Sampson, b Leete 0 G. Smith, c Williams, b Cotterill ....................18 F. Lovey, c Cotterill, b Vigers.............................11 A. C. Newsom, b Vigers 1 E. Bridgett, not out .. 0 B 9 , 1 b 4, w 7 .. 2J Total ..190 THEOBALDS v. CHESHUNT. Won by Theobalds by 8 wickets. T h e o b a ld s . W . S. Hastings, b H. Lester.............................7 W . B. Cassan. b W . Biid 6 G. H. Campbell, b Les­ ter......................................32 H. Wililams, 1 b w, b Lester.............................0 Mr. G. Cooper, b Lester 0 W . C. Sliarman,b Lester 4 First Innings. C. C. Morgan, not ou t.. 9 E. Sharman, b Lester.. 0 H. Mayo, b W. Bird .. 0 J. Shannau, b Lester .. 3 P. M. Smith, c Lindsay, b Lester ....................0 B 1,1 b 2 ....................3 Total 64 Second Innings.— W. S. Hastings (not out) 9, W . B. Cas­ san (b Lester) 2, G. H. Campbell (not out) 15, H. Williams (b Lester) 2, B 1— Total 29. C h e sh u n t . First Innings. H. Lester, c Williams, b Morgan...................................... E. H. Wales, b Hastings A. Gaminer, 1b w.bllastings W . Wales, b Hastings .. S. Bird, b Hastings .. W. Boyd, b Hastings .. H, Bridgman, run out Holman, b Morgan Lindsay, c W. Sharman, b Morgan...................................... A. Evans, c Hastings, b Morgan..................................... Second Innings. B. Total .. 7 0 0 b Hastings.................. 3 0 16 1b w, b Hastings 0 3 b H astings.................. 0 0 b Casson .................. 0 1 b C a s s o n .................. 3 0 not out........................... 27 1 0 2 b H astings.................. 1 3 c Cooper, b Hastings. 0 1 L b 1, w 2 .. . 3 34 Total . . . 58 BICKLEY PARK v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Bickley on May 14, resulting in an easy victoryfor the C. P., for whom Mitchell and Dorman batted well, and Aste and Turner did great execution with the ball, Aste taking eight wickets for fifty-one runs and Turner seven for thirty-six. Jones did all the bowling for the home team. The wicket was perfect. C r ystal P alacf - C. E. Smith, c Blythe, b J o n e s.............................10 H. Hetley, c Betts, b J ones.............................2 L. H. Neame, b Jones 5 F. Barry, b Jones.. .. 2 J. Aste, b Jones .. .. 18 C. Mitchell, b Horne .. 59 L. J. Turner, run out .. 17 C. H. Dorman, c Horne, b Jones ....................33 G. Cosens, c Rashleigh, b Jones ....................13 J. M. Henderson,not out 12 P. Crumpton, b Jones.. 0 B 3,1 b 2, w 1 .. 6 Total ..177 B ic k le y P a r k . First Innings. W . B. Pattison, c Neame, b Second Innings. Aste .. .. .. .. .. 10 st Dorman, b Aste W . W . Rashleigh, c Hender­ son, b Turner ....................7 b Cosens . . .. A. Robinson, b Turner.. . . 1 b Turner .. .. J. A. S. Jones, b Turner .. 7 c sub., bAste .. M. P. Betts, c Dorman, b Turner......................................15 C. T.Boosey,cDorman,b Aste 3 C. J. Cooper, b Turner.. .. 0 A. D. Blytho, st Henderson, b Aste ......................................1 J. H. Vigne.b Turner.. .. 1 F. Horne, not o u t....................0 c Turner, b Aste E. Latter, b A s te ....................0 B l . l b l . w l .. .. 3 B l , l b 2 , w 2 .. b A ste.............................0 b Cosens ....................9 notout.............................0 Total.. 48 Total 17 59 LANCASHIRE v. TWENTY-TWO COLTS (including Captain). Played on Monday and Tuesday atOldTrafford, Manchester. The Eleven were beaten by eiglity- eiglit runs. R. Macfarlane, of the Longsight Club, took nine wickets of Eleven for 5.6 runs. In first innings he had the last three wickets with successive balls. T h e E le v e n . First Innings. Mr. E . Leese, c Rigby, b Grounds ............................. 0 Second Innings, b Macfarlane .. 5 Barlow, 1b w, b Woodhouse 21 c Fletcher, b Mudie.. 32 Mr. R. O. Milne,b Macfarlane 15 run out .................... 0 Robinson, b Macfarlane .. 16 c Welsh, b Macfarlane 1 Mr. W . Massey, b Grounds -. 30 runout .. ►. .. 2 Briggs, b R h o d e s.................... 7 c Pilling, b Grounds 3 Mr. C. Haigh, b Macfarlane.. 0 run out .................... 1 Watson, c Shepherd, b Mac­ farlane ...................................... 9 c Collins, b Mudie .. 19 Pilling, b Macfarlane .. 0 b Mudie .................... 1 Crossland, b Macfarlane 0 st Pilling, b Macfar- 0 0 0 Extras ............................. 4 B 2 .................... 2 Total.............................102 T o t a l.................... 66 C o lts . First Innings. R. Shepherd, c Barlow, b Watson......................................10 Second Innings, c Crossland, b Nash.. 3 Mr. A. Jobling, b Watson .. 0 c Massey, b Crossland 15 Mr. F. Roth well, c Milne, b Watson..................................... 12 11 Mr. J. Harper, b Crossland.. 45 0 Mr. A. Mudie, b Nash .. 3 7 F. Isherwood, 1 b w, b Cross­ land ...................................... 0 9 J. Rigby, 1 b w, b Nash 0 c Massey, b Nash 2 Mr. E. Welch,c Milne,b Nash J. W . Ingham, b Nash .. 5 st Pilling, b Nash .. 2 U 6 J. Barnes, b N a s h .................... 7 3 Mr. W . N. Fletcher, b Cross­ land ...................................... 4 b Crossland .. 6 G. H. Rhodes, b Crossland .. 1 b Crossland 1 Mr. W . Hunt, b CrossJand .. Mr. D. Dorrity, b Crossland 6 1b w, b Nash .. 1 0 b Crossland 3 H. Burton, b Crossland 1 11 Mr. R. Macfarlane, b Nash .. 9 6 W . Pilling, c Milne, b Nash 7 6 R. Woodhouse, b Nash 0 7 Mr. J. Grounds, b Crossland 2 0 H. Hibberd, b Nash 6 5 Mr. J. Collins, c Crossland, b Nash ...................................... 0 st Pilling, b Crossland 2 Mr. C. G. Hulton, not ou t.. 14 5 Extras ............................. 7 E xtras.................... 4 T otal............................. 139 Total .. ..118 NOTTS v. SURREY. As last year, the Whitsuntide fixture on the Trent Bridge Ground at Nottingham was the first match of the season with Surrey. The Southern Shire made, it will be remembered, a good fight in the same match of 1882, but this time its eleven only made a poor show, and they were fairly outclassed. Neither side was fully represented, as Morley and Selby were absent from Notts, and the Surrey team was anything but the best, with Messrs. A. P. Lucas, Game, Horner, and Jones all away—the last-named, the most reliable bowler in the county, having not yet recovered from a severe illness. The ground was not in the best condition owing to the heavy rains, and the play suffered materially from the downpour on Monday. Surrey, who won the toss, at luncheon time on the first day had scored fifty for two wickets, but the tail gave a sorry exhibition, and the eleven were all out for 87, of which Mr. W. W. Read and Abel contributed 67. Mr. Read, who for the first time since his return from Australia, batted patiently and well for his 22, but the best feature of the innings was the form shown by the little professional Abel. He was in two hours and a quarter for his 45, and his play throughout was excellent. At the close of the first day, Notts had lost five wickets for 82, but the later batsmen all scored fairly and the total ultimately reached 188. Barratt’s one wicket cost 60 runs, and Mr. Roller had by far the best analysis, his five wickets only helping the Nottingham total by twenty-seven runs. Surrey wanted 101 runs to save an innings defeat, but no one except Mr. Read made any stand, and the result was an insignificent aggregate of 43. Notts thus won by an innings and 58 runs. Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, Yoss and Wood made their first appearance in this match for Surrey and A.Smith for Notts. Score and analysis: — S urrey . First Innings. Mr. J. Shuter, b Shaw.. . . 0 Mr. S. W. Cattley, b Shaw 1 Abel, run out..............................45 Mr. W . W . Read, b Flowers 22 Maurice Read, run out .. 5 Mr. W. F. Roller, b Mills .. 0 Mr. H. W . Bainbridge, b . M i l l s .............................................0 Pooley, b Flowers...........................6 Voss, b Mills.............................7 Barratt, not out .. . j .. 0 Wood, 1b w, b Mills .'. .. 0 L b l ....................................1 Total.............................87 N otts . Second Innings, c and b Mills .. c Shrewsbury, b Mills c Shrewsbury, b Shaw c and b Mills .. bShav .................... b Shaw ..................... c Wright, b 8haw .. c and b Shaw .. c Mills, b Shaw.. not out .................... Total Shrewsbury, c W . W. Smith, st Pooley, b Bar­ Read, b Voss 31 ratt . . . . . . 26 Scotton, c and b Roller 22 Mills, c Wood, b V oss.. 13 Butler, b Roller .. 0 Shaw, c W . W . Read, b Barnes, b Roller .. 5 W o o d ............................. 33 Gunn, c W . W . Read, b Wright, not out 15 A b e l............................ 1 Sherwin, c M. Read, b Flowers, c Abel, b 14 23 Total .. 188 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First Innings. O. M. R. W . Shaw . . 27 17 13 2. . .. W right.. 13 8 13 0 Flowers.. 81 14 42 2 Mills .. 21-212 18 4 Second Innings. O. M. It. W . . ..23 14 22 7 Barratt Voss .. Roller .. W ood.. NOTT3. O. M. R.W. 50 16 60 1 . 23 10 31 2 .33-1 17 27 5 11 3 20 1 Abel .. M. Read W . Read O. M. R.W. . 21 7 35 1 .1 0 5 14 0 . 5 4 10 INCOGNITI v. GENTLEMEN OP ESSEX. This match was played at Brentwood on May 14 and 15, and won by the Incogs by six wickets. Robertson and Horner bowled with great effect in the second innings on a sticky wicket, and the former also hit freely and well. Studd and Scott played excellently for their