Cricket 1883

may 24,1883, CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 125 MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. MARL­ BOROUGH BLUES. Played at Charterhouse Square on May 19, and resulted in a decisive win for the School on the first innings, for whom Cave went in first, and carried out his bat for 80, while Buck and Steele both played well. The best batting for the losers was shown by Plews, Denniss, Baines aud Freeman. M arlborough B lues . A- W. Hunt, b Hem- raerde.............................1 R. D. Cartier, b Buck .. 1 J. W . Baines, b Hem- m erdo.............................18 II. Freeman, b Back .. 15 R. J. Isaacson, b Hem­ merde ............................ 0 C. E. Powell, c Whit- Total.....................101 tington, b Buck.. .. 6 In the Second Innings R. D. Curtler scored (b Bampfylde) 14, J. W. Baines (b Buck) 5, H. Freeman (not out) 61; B 2,1 b 3 - total 85. M erchant T aylors S chool . R. C. Plews, c Whit­ tington, b Bampfylde 24 C. S. Rashdcll,b Buck.. 2 A. H. Denniss, bBuck.. 23 A. II. Burness, b Buck.. 0 J. M. Chapman, not out 0 B 7, 1 b 3, w b 1 .. 11 B. S. Cave, not out .. 80 P. D. Chater, b Dennis3 7 F.G. Bampfylde, runout 0 W . A. Buck,b Baines .. 80 G. H. Wells, b Plews .. 1 W . K. Steele,b Denniss 20 T. W Hemmerde, 1 b w, b Freeman....................8 R. W. W hittington, c and b Freeman.. .. 5 W . F. Umney, c Plews,b Freeman ....................2 E. H. Gunnery, c Free­ man, b Bainos .. .. G R. S. Lucas, b Baines.. P B 27, lb 6, w b 2 ..2 5 Total....................208 WOODFORD WELLS v. CHRIST CHURCH UNITED. Played at Woodford on May 14. W o o d fo rd W e lls . W. Kemsley, st Sain3, b French............................. 3 F. S. Carter, b French.. 22 S. Palmer, b French .. 4 E. C. Palmer, b Thomas 73 A. Good, c and b French 6 J. Elkington, b Snjw .. 13 A. Breading, b John .. 21 E. Potter, not ou t.. .. A. Tozer, c Mitchell, b J o h n ............................. II. E. Kaye, b John L.Bond,c and b Thomas 0 C 0 B 3, w 1 .................... 4 Total....................14r fnow, c S. Palmer, b E. C. Palm er.....................2 Sains, b C. Palmer .. 0 Saville, c A. Good, b H. Kemsley ....................4 Allen, c W . Palmor, b E. C. Palm er....................2 French, b E. C. Palmer 0 Foster, b W . Kemsley.. 16 C hrist C hurch U n ited . Thomas, b W. Kemsley Eccleston, b E.C.Palmer Mitchell, b W . Kemsley Young, run out .. John, not out B 1, w 1 .................... Total....................32 PALLINGSWICK v. OAKFIELD. Played a!; East Acton, May 19. P allin g sw ick . S. H. Beckley, c Turner, b Roper ....................3 S. M. Beale, c West, b M o s s .............................31 J.W. Clemence,b Janson 19 B. A. Carter, c Marks, b Janson.. ....................20 B. W. Sharp,cAbrahams, b Marks ....................18 F. Clemence, c Mark3, b Abraham s....................48 C. Sharp, b May .. .. £ C. Fraser, c Jaason, b Roper ....................15 W . C. Yarborough, not out .............................1 E. Kettle, 1b w,b Roper 0 Y. T. Nicoll, b Roper .. 8 B 2,1 b 2, w 3 .. 7 Total ..173 Oakfield.—A. J. Lane scored (c aud b Beckley) 17, G Marks (not out) 40, F. West (not out) 12;—total 69. G. L. Manks, H. Moss, C. A. Roper, F. W. Jauson, R. C. May, J. Turner, A. Lambert, and F. Abraham, did not bat HAMPSTEAD v. PUTNEY. This match was played on Saturday, May 19. Hampstead won by 8 wickets and 17 runs. P utney. H. C. Archer, c Riley, b Creaton ....................16 J. Clutton, h w, b Par- J. S. Webb, c Fairless, b Parker.............................16 F.G. Fiayling, c Smith,b Parker.............................4 T. Lee, b Creaton .. .. 7 T. N. Tyndall, b Parker 4 J. Bailey, c and bCreaton 7 J. R. Everall, c Creaton, b Parker ....................1 G. H. Gill, b Parker .. 16 tT m r~i H am pstead. H. T. Smith, b Baily .. 15 J. W . Creaton, b Webb 46 hairless, not ou t.. 13 Total .. ..106 J .w . DInham, not out 11 B. Creaton, E. Flemming, A. E. Parker, Godfrey Dnr" Jaoher, G. Biley, W . Burchett, and H. E. Walker to go in. ker .................... T. Eastgate, not out J, Farlow, b Parker B 4,1 b 5, n b 1 Total B 14,1 b 4, w 3 89 21 HAMPSTEAD v. BLACKHEATH MORDEN. This match was played on Saturday, May 19, at Hampstead. Hampstead won by 12 runs. H am pstead. A. C. Robertson, bSaun- ders ............................1 P. Dollar, c Childs, b Jacob..........................14 H. Chipp, run out .. 15 A, Reid, not out .. .. 0 B 8,1 b 5.................13 W.R.Marshall,cNicholls, b Saunders....................13 R. A. Walker, c Childs, b Godfrey .. ... .. 29 W. Howard, b Saunders 0 H. Shackel, cNicholls, b Saunders ....................4 J. H. Walker, b Saunder3 1 J. W . Cutler, b Saunders 0 Total .. .. 95 H. G. Atkinson, b God­ frey .............................5 In the second innings, J. W . Cutler scored (not out) 28, H. G. Atkinson (b Saunders) 7, A. Reid (not out) 15: B 1; Total, 51. B lackheath M orden . W. P.Godfrey, bJ.Walker 0 A. Poland, b J.Walker.. 0 VV.H. Ormerod,bR.Wal­ ker......................................3 J. II. Nicholl3, bMarshall 26 E.P.P.Keeley,b R.Walker 0 G.W. Burton, cAtkinson, b H o w a rd ....................21 G. O. Jacob, c Chipp, b Marshall ....................16 L. W . Stobart, not out A. Cbilds, b Marshall.. J. D. Saunders, c Atkin­ son, b Marshall A. A. Newington, b R. Walker .................... B 6, 1b 1, w 1, n bl Total .. . . I M.O.C. AND GROUND v. YORKSHIRE. The Yorkshire Eleven are to be congratulated on the brilliant victory achieved over a strong team of the Marylebone Club and Ground at Lord’s on Tuesday last. The three first innings had ’only been productive of moderate scoring, and on Tuesday when Yorkshire went in with 118 to win there seemed some chance of an in­ teresting finish/ Ulyett and Emmet, though, by the very best cricket, knocked off all the runs required and Yorkshire won by ten wickets, a splendid performance against five such bowlers as trundled for the Marylebone Club. The 118 runs were got in a little over two hours, Ulyett contributing 79 out of the 114 from tho bat. The Sheffielder’s batting was more than usually powerful, and two of his strokes over the mem­ bers’ enclosure by the pavilion were grand hits. His figures were nine fours, three threes, nine twos, and sixteen singles. Emmett’s 35 were got without a mistake. The Yorkshire bowling was all round up to the best standard, and Peel, last year’s colt, quite maintained his reputation. Harrison and Sugg made their first appearance tor the County in this match. Score and analysis :— M.C.C. and G round . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Sugg, Harrison .................... b 10 Sccond Innings, c and b Bates .. 25 Mr. W. G. Grace, b Peate . 3 c Hunter, b Peato . . 3 Mr. C. T. Studd, b Peel . 25 c Hunter, b Bates . 40 Barnes, b Bates .. , 26 . 3 Lord Harri-s, b Peel . 4 b Harrison.................. o Flowers, b Bates .. . 7 2 Mr. T.S.Pearson, cHarriso b Bates............................ , 0 , 0 Mr. J. S. Russel, b Peato Mr. A. E. Payne, b Bates . 5 11 .. 3 15 Pilling, not out .. . IH b Peel........................... 9 Rylott, c Sugg, b Ulyett B 5, l-b 5 .. .. 14 not out .................. . 1 . 10 B 2, .................. 2 Total................ .125 Total .. . 113 Ulyett, c Russd, b Flowers .................... Sugg, b Rylott .. Lockwood, c Rylott, b Flowers .................... Bates, b Rylott .. Grimshaw, c Pilling, b Barnes .. Y o rk sh ire . First Innings. 10 15 Hall, st Pilling, b Rylott 22 Emmett, b BarneB Peel, c Russel, Studd .......................... Peate, c sub., b Studd Hunter, not out .. . Harrison, b Rylott L - b .......................... Total....................121 In the Second Innings Ulyett Fcored (not out) 79» Emmett (not out) 85 ; B 1, 1b 8—Total 118. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y orkshire . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Flowers.................... 30 18 31 2 R y lott.................... 43 25 41 4 Barnes....................11 7 13 2 G ra ce....................7 2 15 0 S tu d d ....................9 4 17 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W . .. . . 15 6 26 0 . .. 29 12 41 0 .. .. 18.3 10 13 0 . .. 7 2 18 o . . . 7 1 16 0 LAW CLUB v. UPTON PARK. Played at Willesden Green on May 19, and was left drawn. Mr. H. D. Bewes played a very fine not out innings of 110 for the Law Club, without giving a chance after the first over. J. E . Shaw, 1 b w, b Gauley............................14 II. P. Cooke, run out .. 3 E. T. Gurdon, run out.. 4 J. A. C. Tanner, b D avis 3 H. D. Bewes, not ou t. .110 G. E. Waller,b Matthew 15 Chester, b Ganley .. 11 U pton H. O. Ellis, b Chester .. 3 H. R.Norris,bChester .. 3 W . S.Matthews.c Cooke, b Waller ....................10 H. C. Allsopp, retired hurt .............................0 F. Haslett, b Cooke .. 34 L aw C lub . M. B.Gardiner,b Ganley E. A. Bale, b Matthews H. Johnson, b Ganley.. W . Hayes, run out B 2,1 b 2, w 1 Total ..167 P ark . W . II. Davis, st Sliaw.b Waller .. . . . . .. 5 W . Castell, not out R. Ganley, not out \ B 5 .................... 18 0 5 Total W . Ringrose, C. R. Roper, and G.Pargy did not bat. MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. CHRIST’S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY. This match was played at Finchley on May 16, and resulted in a win for the home team by 12 runs on the first inning3. For Christ’s Col­ lege, Carpmael played best, while for the losers Scott batted splendidly. M erchant T aylors ’ S chool . First Innings. B, S. Cave, 1b w, b Keelo A. D. Fripp, b Keelo .. W. A. Buck, b Lonsdale W. J. Scott, run out .. W. K. Steele, b Keele .. T. W. Hemmerde, b Keele .. P. D. Chater, c Ewing, bLons- dale ..................................... W . F. Umney, b Lonsdalo .. R. W . Whittington, c and b Lonsdale ............................. E. H. Gunnery, run out R. S. Lucas, not out .. B 4,1 b 1, w 1, n b 1 Second Innings. 4 b Lonsdale.............. 2 3 run out.......................2 1 c Sayer, b Keele.. .. 3 15 b C o u sin s..................45 4 b Lonsdale..................0 5 c Lopdell, b Keele .. 6 0 b Lonsdale................... 4 0 b Tonge ................... 0 2 b C ou sin s....................2 6 b Lonsdale...................7 1 not out ....................11 7 B 3, lb 2, wl, n b l 7 Total.............................48 C hrist ' s C ollege . Total .. ..8 3 R. Lonsdale, o Fripp, b S c o t t .............................2 C. A. Knight, run out .. 10 F. J. Ilawlinson, b Buck J. R. Lopdell, b Scott .. F. C. Cousins, c Fripp, b B u c k ............................. J. B. Sayer, b Buck W. P. Carpmael, b nem ­ merde ............................. F. W . Andrew, not out F. Tonge, c and b Hem- merdc............................. M. II. O.Ewing, bHem- merdo............................. E. J. Keele, st Cave, b Ile-nmerde.................... B 5,1 b 1, w 1 Total 2 7 60 In the second innings R. Lonsdale scored (not out) 5. C. A. Knight (b Scott) 5, F. J. Rawlinsen (c Buck, b Scott) 5, F. C. Cousins (not out) 7 ; B 4,1 b 1—5; Total, 27. CLAPTON RAMBLERS v. GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. Played at West Ham Park on Saturday, May 19, on a splendid wicket, and resulted in an easy win for the Ramblers’. Allen took all the Ramblers’ wickets. C lapton E am blers . B. Jone?, b Allen .. . . 5 H. Moore, b Allen.. .. 15 A. Wheatley, 1b w, b Allen •............................ 5 T .H . Collier, b Allen.. 9 F. J. Buckland (capt.), b A lle n .............................23 T. C. Taylor, c Barnard, b Allen.............................8 E. H. Pridgcon. notout 12 C. Yates, b Allen .. .. 5 T. Bodgcr, b Allen .. 2 J. Margett, c Barnard, b Allen ....................0 R. Bellows, b Allen .. 0 B 4, 1b 1, w 1, u bl 7 Total G reat E astern R ailway . M.C.C. J. Barnard, b Yates .. 13 J. Godfred, b Yates 0 First Innings. Second Innings. C . Cumberland, b Yates 0 W . Jackson, b Taylor. 1 O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. T. Allen, h w, b Taylor 0 G. Wortley, not out . 0 .. 20 10 23 2 . . . . 24 9 88 4 W. Fox, b Yates .. .. 6 A. n . Carr, b Taylor . 2 Harrison .. 19 9 26 1 .. .. 7 3 15 1 A. Hoy, b Yates .. 0 B 4 ........................... 4 .. 24 11 42 4 .. ..2 7 13 89 2 W . Womsley, c Collier, — Peel .. .. 16 9 16 2 . . . . 11 1 21 3 5 Total .. . 31 1 8 1 R. Aylot, b Taylor 0