Cricket 1883

may 31 ,1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 1 3 3 FINCHLEY v. WOODHOUSE. Played at Woodhouse. W oodhouse . First Innings. F. T. Stopford, b Eades W. Marshall, b Absolon G. P. Wyndham, b Absolon Lon", b A bsolon .................... H. B. Hawkes, c Brooks, b Absolon ............................. L. R. Arthur, b Eades.. .. R. C. Davis, c Walker, b Absolom ............................. R. C. Leigh, not out .. R. Thistlewayte, b Eades .. II. T. C. Orde, c Brooks, t Absolon ............................. G. B. Wallaco, b Absolon .. B 1,1b 4 ............................. Total.............................49 Second Innings. c sub., b Absolon .. 3 bMcCanlis.................... 0 bMcCanlis.................... 1 c Shipway,bMc Canlis 0 1b w, b Absolon .. 3 bMcCanlis.................... 0 bMcCanlis....................0 B a ....................2 Total .. .. 9 G.«Mc Canlis, c Long, b Hawkes ....................89 C. G. Brooks, b Hawkcs 2i A. W. Eades, b Hawkes 0 H. K. Judd, bHawkes.. 7 J. Cotton, b Hawkea .. 5 C. Absolon, not out .. 19 C. Walker, b Hawkes .. 0 N. L. Jackson, c Davi 3 . b H -w lic i....................13 Ewerby, c Hawkes, M a r s h a ll.................. Riches, b Hawkes.. . Shipway, b Mar.,hall . B 14,1 b 4 .. . Total 0 0 . 0 . 18 ..1(56 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. GODOLPHIN SCHOOL. Played at Hammersmith on Wednesday, May 23, and resulted in an easy win for the former by 93 runs. U niversity C ollege S chool . Vernon, b H. R. Dixson, c A. Weir, b D e e .............................47 J. S. Haycraft, b Teni- son ............................. 0 F. H. Gossage, b Teni- son ............................. 2 L. R. Jacobs, b Tenison 46 R. J. Hutchinson, b Tenison ....................0 A. C. Cook, b Tenison.. 0 A. R. Trimen, b Dee .. 0 H. Wade, < Tenison . . . . . . 1 W . A. Harris, c Vernon, b Tenison.................. 1 T. W . Fripp, c Weir, b Tenison .................. 5 J. M. Price-Williams, not out .................. 0 B 13,1-b 2, w 5 .. 20 Total...............122 G odolphin S chool . A. Weir, c and bPrice- W illiam s....................11 E. Dee, o and b Hay­ craft ............................. 6 C. Coates, run out . . 0 P. Weir, b Haycraft .. 2 Mr. Vernon, b Price- W illio m s....................0 Mr. Corry, b Haycraft.. 2 Mr. Walker, run out .. 0 Tenison, c Hutchinson, b Haycraft....................2 Sefton, run out .. .. 1 Trotter, not out .. .. 1 Mr. Morris, absent .. 0 B 3 ,1-b 1....................4 Total. 29 RICHMOND v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Thin match was played at Richmond on May 22 U niversity C ollege H ospital . First Innings, A. Paul, c Robertson, B in gh am .................... 2 C. D. Hamilton, b Bing- ham ............................. 4 C. Hardy, c Furze, b R obertson ....................16 '*• P. O. Connor, b R obertson....................2 H. W. Clifton, b Bing- bam .............................2 Total .. .. 78 *• Kitsen, b Robertsan 0 In the Second Innings C. D. Hamilton scored (run out) F. C. Hardy (b Bobertson) 8 , W. 1. O. Connor (not out) R. Smith (c and b Robertson) 0,! W. Anderson (not out) 4 ; B, 2 ; Toial, 88 . E. Jowitt, b Bingham .. 13 F. Paul, b Bingham .. 0 R. Smith, not out .. 27 E. R. Carbin, b Robert­ son ............................. 1 W . Anderson, b Davies 2 Mason, b Robertson . . 1 B 2,1 b 6 .. .. 8 A. Springett, b Mason.. 36 W. Bush, b Clifton.. 0 A.Bunn, b J o w i t t . .. 4 j Bingham, b Mason 27 Robertson, c and b M ason.............................22 w* Furze, c Kitson, b p Jowitt.................... 28 «• E. Yerburgh, b Paul 36 -~av,®s* c Hamilton, b Clifton.................... 87 R ichmond . W . Dalton, b Clifton .. 1 C. Carmichael, not out 17 C.M. Tuke, c O.Connor, b H a r d y .................... A. S. Barnes, c Paul, b Clifton .................... 3 B 3 , 1 b 3 .. . . 6 Total ..221 SHAKESPEARE v. AN ELEVEN OF H.M. CUSTOMS. Played at Victoria Park on May 24. In the first innings of the Customs, Nell’s analysis presented another cricket curiosity, it reading 5 overs, 2 maidens, 3 runs, for 7 wickets. The Customs played up better in their second innings, but the wicket cut up dreadfully in the after part of the day, this was undoubtedly a kindly aid to the batsmen. C ustoms . First Innings. H. West, b N ell.............................1 J. Sharpe, 1b w, bEedes.. .. 2 A. Greenslade, 1b w, b Nell .. 1 C. H. Watts, b Nell......................0 M. Matthews, b Nell....................0 A. Booth, b Nell............................ 0 A. J. Duffy, c King, b Eedes.. 1 W . A. S. Humphries, st Good­ win, b Nell .............................0 G. Millar, b Nell ....................2 W . McGowan, b Eedes .. .. 0 A. Falck, not out ....................0 B 3 ......................................3 Second Innings. b Nell ....................3 1 b w, b Nell .. .. 0 c King, b Eedes .. 32 b Nell .................... 0 b E e d e s ....................31 run o u t .................... 2 c Beale, b Eedes .. 1 not out .................... 0 ^ b S m it h ....................3 c King, b Woolmor.. 1L run out ....................5 Extras . . . . 1 6 T o ta l.............................10 T o ta l.. ..106 S hakespeare . J. King, b McGowan .. 10 S. O. Woolmer, b M atthew s....................2 C. Bishop, b Matthews 2 S. M. Smith, run out .. 9 H. T. Nell, b McGowan 0 A. W . Eedes, c Watts, b M atthew s....................13 G. Hoare, b McGowan.. 0 Total. J. Beale, b McGowan .. 3 P. D. Gospel, not out .. 7 W . II. Goodwin, b Mc­ Gowan .............................2 J. H. Sansom, b .Mc­ Gowan .............................2 Extras ....................12 62 RICHMOND v. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. This match was played at Richmond on May 26. R oy a l M ilita r y C o lle g e . W. Marwood, b Bush .. 3 A. E. Hubbard, b Bush 0 P. L. Cox, c Cecil, b B u s h .............................4 F. Cox, not out . . . . 6 B 5,1 b 4 .. . . 9 0 A. W . Baker, b Davies.. A. M. Stratlield, c Sub, b Davies .................... A. G. Medley, c James,b Bingham .................... E. W. M. Norie, run out W. G. Baker, b Bush .. D. Patrick, lbw, bDavies 3 Total .. .. 107 A. W . Moon, c Fielding, b Bush............................. R ichmond . A. Springett, run out .. 30 J. H . Bingham, not out 1 F. W . Bush, e Norie, b B 5,1 b o .....................10 Stratfield....................0 — E. D. Cecil, not out . . 35 Total . . .. 76 F. Fielding, b Cox .. .. 0 R E. Yerburgh, E. Davies, E. P. James, n . Baker, C. Carmichael, and J. H. Ashton did not bat. CHIGWELL GRAMMAR SCHOOL v. THORNE’S XI. Played at Chigwell on May 19. M r. T h orn e's X I. MR. G. T. S'huter, b Sharpe W . <£ ThoTne, b Sharps J. W. Kimber, b Sharpe W . E. Moxon, c Savill,b Sharpe............................. H. Thomson, run out .. F. G. Thome, b Sharpe M.C. M’Carthy,b Sharpe A. Fevez, b Sharpe .. A. K. Holt, c Mee, b S harpe .................... J. B. Ashford, b Sharpe B. R. Thorne, not ou t.. B ............................. Total .. ..5 In the Second Innings G. T. Shuter scored (b A. H. Hos­ sack) 1, W . C. Thorne (b Sharpe) 6 , J. W. Kimber (not out). 7, and F. G. Thorne (not out) 8 ; b 1—total 18. C higw ell G rammar S chool . First Innings. H. P. Harwood, c Holt, b Shuter..................................... 0 C. E. W . Savill, b Ashford.. 0 E. L. Johnson, b Ashford .. 2 R. H. Hodge, b Shuter .. 0 Sharpe,c Thomson, b Shuter 4 D. J. Noad, b Ashford . . .. 9 G. Mainwaring, run out .. 2 A. H. Hossack, b Shuter .. 4 E . B. W . Stackpoole, b Ashford .............................0 C. W. L. Davis,b Shuter .. 7 D .E . Mee, not out . . .. 5 B 9,w 1 .............................10 Second Innings. b Shuter .................... 1b w, b Ashford.. c and b B. R. Thorne c and b Ashford rim out............................. c Shuter, b Ashford .. c Moxon, b Shuter .. c Ashford, b Shuter .. not out.............................9 b Shuter .................... 1 b A sh fo rd ....................3 B 4, n b l .................... 6 Total......................43 Total .. 37 H A M P S T E A D N O N D E S C R IP T S v. F A R N ­ H A M . P layed on W liit-M o n d a y , M ay 14, at F a rn ­ h am , and ow in g to the fine batting of M r. C ar­ m ichael resu lted in th e defeat of the N o n ­ descripts, for w h o m J . S .H a y cra ft took 6 w ickets for 19 runs in th e first in n in g s, an d E v e ly n ’s fieldin g w as very good. F arnham . First Innings. Second Innings. Carmichael, not out . . .. 59 c Evelyn, b J.Haycraft 26 R. Mason, b Fripp...............0 b S. Haycraft .. . . 1 Elliott, b Fripp ..................5 c Evelyn, bS. Haycraft 0 Rev. E.D. Lear,b S.Haycraft 8 1b w, b Woodall.. .. 1 Major Waller, b Evelyn .. l b Braithwaite .. .. 9 Capt. Reid,b S.Haycraft .. 2 runout............................. 2 C. Hart, b S. Haycraft.. .. 0 b Braithwaite .. . . 2 E. Barrett (captain), b S. Haycraft .............................1 b W. Haycraft .. 0 Knight, b S. Haycraft.. .. 4 cS.Haycruft,b Braith­ waite ............................ 8 Johnson,run out . . . .. 1 runout.............................17 Hawkins, b S. Haycraft .. 0 notout..............................2 B 4,1 b 2, w 1 ....................7 L b 2, w l.........................3 Total .................... 88 Total.. . . . . 6 3 H ampstead N ondescripts . First Innings. Second Innings. E. C. Evelyn, run out .. .. 5 b R e id ..............................2 E. I. Fripp, 1b w, b Reid .. 1 bElliott .....................0 J. S. Haycraft, c Carmichael, b Elliott .............................14 b Elliott .....................0 C. Braithwaite, b Reid.. .. 9 runout............................. 5 L. Hutchinson, b Barrett .. 2 b R eid .............................. 6 II. Woodall, run out .. .. 3 b Elliott ..................... 9 W. J. Haycraft, b Barrett .. 0 c and b Reid . . . . 0 C. E. Fripp, run out .. .. 3 1b w, b Reid .. . . 3 A. R. F. Evershed, c aud b E lliott..................................... 2 b Elliott ..................... 0 M. Farmiloe, not out .. .. 4 b R eid..............................2 B. F. F’etcher, b Barrett .. 0 not out..............................1 B 4 ..................................... 4 B 3 ..................................3 Total.............................47 Total .. 31 RICHMOND v . BECKENHAM. Played at Beckenham on May 23. B eckenham . E. Reay, c Parry, b Robertson....................18 L. Wilson, c Davies, b Robertson....................28 G. Collier, c Parry, b Robertson.................... 9 J. Collier, c Bingham, b Robertson....................22 Capt.Hatch,b Robertson 0 W. Noakes, b Robertson 28 In tho Second Innings E. Reay scored (b Robeitson) 0, L. Wilson (b Carmichaei) 18, G. Collier (b Robeitson) 13, J. Collier (not out) 1, Capt. Inglis (not out) 1, b 1,1 b w 2,1 —total37. R ichmond . Capt. Inglis, b Davies .. 9 G. F. Brown, 1 b w, b Robertson....................2 II, Gripper, b Robertson 0 A. J. Baker, not out .. 5 G. J. Gulliver, b Robert­ son ............................ 4 B 5, 1b 5, w 1, u b 1 12 Total....................137 H. K. Avory, b Wilson 6 O. B. Martyn, b Hatch 5 A. Springett, bH atch.. 18 J. H. Bingham, c Hatch, b Wilson ....................9 E.C. Parry, b Reay . . 1 1 J. Robertfcon, c Inglis, b Wilson.............................40 E.DavieB, c Wilson, b H atch .............................33 R. E. Yerburgh,c Collier, b llatch ..........................13 C. Carmichael, run out.. 0 Col. Johnson, ,b Wilson 8 J. M. R. Francis,run out 0 B 5,1 b l,w b 2,n b 1 9 Total. .14 LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK v. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK. Played at Lee, on May 1C, and won by the former. J oint S tock . F. E. Lander, not out. . 92 A.E,Fbillips,c Brownlie, b Podmore...........................2 Goldby, b Welch -. . . 1 1 Etherington, b Podmore 7 Mallett, b Welch.. .. 8 Brownley, c England, b Mackintosh .. . . 1 Baker, b Welch . . . . 0 L ondon and Rigg, c Etherington, b GMdby .......................^11 Welch, c Lander, b Etherington .. .. 9 Podmore, b Goldby .. 19 England, c Mallett, b Goldby ...........................3 Raby, b Goldby,c Ether­ ington .................... . . 15 Storey, run out Edwards, 1 b w, b m o r e .................... G. Baker, b Podmore Weston, b Podmoro Extras .. Pod- Total 0 0 0 . 17 .140 W estminster . Anderson, run out .. o Fitzroy, not out .. .. 7 Mackintosh, b Goldby.. 0 Shipps, c and b Goldby 0 Salter, b Etherington .. 0 Davis, absent....................0 E x t r a s .................... 8 Total 72