Cricket 1883

128 CRICKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 24, 1883. C R I C K E D W / I M B R I D G E . CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. M e . THORN­ TON’S ENGLAND ELEVEN. In all probability, the Cambridge eleven would have won their . second -match of the season. When time expired on Saturday they had seven wickets to fall and only 44 to win, so that the game may fairly be regarded as drawn in their favour;’ During the three days 765 runs were scored for thirty-three wickets, and on the whole the batting throughout was of the best kind. The features of the match were the brilliant play of Messrs. C. T. Studd and Hawke for Cambridge, and'Hon." Alfred‘ Lyttelton for Mr. Thornton’s team. ..TJie.two Cantabs put on 160 runs while they were together by the finest cricket/ Mr. Hawke was in for- four hours and a quarter without a chance.' Mr. Lyttelton was at the wickets only, two hours and fifty minutes, and in ’his score were twelve’ fours. None of the University bowlers proved, very effective, but the England eleven was a .strong one, and the show of the Cantabs'Was 'decidedly good. Ten out’ ’of the England Eleven tried their hands with the ball. - Score and analysis :— • -------- E leven of E ngland . rr - Fiijst Innings.- Hon. A. LyttMton, c Wright, • b Paravicini.. .7 [ .•. ■ V. M r .C .I. Thornton, b C. T. * Studd : .................. M r.:A/P. Lucas,-b Turner.'. Ulyett, b Turner “ .. C .. Mr. Ar.J.iWebbe, c Chapman # b J. E'rK .'StuddI*?** .: Mr. S.-S/Schult'z,' c Turner, •: b J.. E. JK.Studd.. 1 I .. .. Barnes, x.Paravicini,b.Currie Mr. A. H. Heath,b C. T. Studd MrTJJ. RQtlierham7 b Currie _Piate,jnbt out .. ^ ;. - .. Mr. G.'A.B. Leatha'm, c May­ nard, b*C. T: Studd .. :. B 10,1 b 3, w 3 .. .. Second Innings. '■ c Hawke, b 1C. T .' 26 Studd ............... 115 8 b T op h am ..................3 39 ' c and b Turner .. .. 40 32 ; c Currie,b C. T. Studd 5 10 absent . 0 st Wrfght, b Topham 10 13 run out............................13 9 runout............................24 .2 i.b Currie ....................0 18 b Currie ...................11 0 not out............................ 4 16 L b 3, w 1 .. .. 4 Total.. .. ... ..175 Total " ' ' *' C ambridge U niversity . First Innings. Mr. J. E. K. Studd, b P e a te ........................... 4 Mr. C. W . Wright, c Thornton, b Lucas .. 21 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Ulyett, b Peate .. ..141 Mr. C. T. Studd, b Ulyett .. .. .. .. 87 Mr. J. A. Turner, b U lyett...........................9 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, b Ulyett 1 M r.E . A. J. Maynard, b • Ulyett... ........................- 0 Mr. M. T. Baines, b W ebbe.............................29 Mr. C. E. Chapman, b U lyett.............................0 Mr.C.E. Currie, b Ulyett 1 Mr. H. G. Topham, not out .. ....................8 B 10,1 b 5, n b 1 .. 16 Total ..317 Second Innings.—Mr. J. E. K. Studd (not out) 0, Mr. C. W . Wright (-cBafnes, b Rotherham) 12, Mr. P. J. de Para­ vicini (not out) 26, Mr. E. A. J. Maynard (c Pe&ite,bBarnes) 5, Mr. M.' T."Baines (c Schultz,'b Poate‘) 1— Total 44. J . : : BOWLING 'ANALYSIS. E ngland . G o o d h ew no - balled A. Eldridge for infring­ ing Law X, in the Kent Colts’ Match, at Graves­ end, on Friday—the first decision of the kind since the Marylebone Club issued its edict for the stringent enforcement of the rule. T in s le y P a r k were all out for 16 (8 extras) yesterday week, in a match with Carbrook Re­ form, at Tinsley Park. ; W, P latt bowled 9 overs and 3 balls for nine runs and eight wickets. T h e Hallamshire Rangers were all dismissed at Sheffield, on Saturday, by Mexbro’, for six­ teen (five extras). . • • , G e n t l e m e n v. P layers of E ss e x . —Played at Brentwood, on Friday and Saturday. The Players won by six wickets, Gentlemen 182 and 170 (H. Fowler, 69 and 48 not out),"players 105 and 251 for four wickets (Curtis, not out, 98). T h e Hon. M. B. Hawke and Mr. C. T. Studd made 160 while they-, were together for Cam­ bridge University, ,v. Mr. C." I. Thornton’s Eleven, on Friday and Saturday last. Mr. Hawke scored ill," and Mr. Studd 87, or 228 out'of 301 from the bat. . A n oticeable instance of low. scoring took place in a match between the clubs of Golborne and Lowton, in the neighbourhood of Wigan, on Saturday. After-' Golborne had completed an innings for 223, Lowton lost seven wickets for three. ■'* u ■ , ‘ ‘C eicket .—This brightly written and authori - tatiye review of the game, from which it takes its title, reappears with the Cricket season, and with its appearance bears the stamp of success.” — Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 19, 1883.. j , ; ... ; . / ; First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. C. Studd . . . 34 18 33 3 .. ..3 1 13 42 2 Chapman . .. 25 9 38 0 . . . . 17 7 35 0 Turner .. 23 12 '21 2 ' . . .. 25 ’ 6 .54 1 Currie .. . .. 19 12 18 2 .. . . 1 6 5 84 2 Topham .. 21 11 15 0 . . . . 25 7 46 2 Paravicini . .. 9 2 7 1 . . . . 2 1 4 0 J. Studd f. .. 7 1 19 2 . . . . 4 0 10 0 J. Studd bowled three wides and Turner one wide. U n iv e r sity . ' First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Peate . ^ . , 82 34 109 2 .. . . 1 9 15 12 1 Rotherham . .. 18 7 2 7 - 0 . . . . 6 4 7 1 Barnes . .. 20 .4 42 0 . . . . 12 5 25 1 Ulyett .. . 53 29 58 6 . Lucas .. . . 1G 3 35 1 Schultz .. 8 2 12 0 Heath' .. 2 0 6 0 Leatham .. 1 1 0 0 Thornton .. -3 0 4 0 Webbe , , 5.2 3 8 1 C rick e t.—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- tfmpton.—A dvt. 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