Cricket 1883

146 CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j u n e 7 , 1883 . urning once more, at the close of the last Eng­ lish season, to the land of his adoption, he took part in some of the principal Australian fixtures, and more than once figured against the Hon. Ivo Bligh’s Eleven with success. He was chosen as one of the Eleven of United Australia against the English team, and his brilliant in­ nings of ninety-two not out for Victoria, in the final engagement of their tour, contributed very materially to the decisive defeat of Mr. Bligh’s party. As Midwinter has definitely an nounoed his intention of remaining permanently in Australia it is to be assumed that he is really lost to English cricket, and, already, Gloucester­ shire has shown how much it feels the loss of his services. As a cricketer he had great advan­ tages. His height—he stands 6ft. 2£in.—gives him the benefit of unusual reach as a batsman, and in addition causes his delivery to be very effective, especially where the ground helps him in any way. He has good defence combined with very great hitting powers, and indeed there are few more vigorous hitters. He bowls me­ dium pace, round, with considerable work from the off, and as his delivery is high, he is at times very successful. In the field he is useful any­ where, but more especially in the out-field, as he is a sure catch, and can throw well. He has been fortunate enough in certain mining trans­ actions, it is reported, to be able to give up the pursuit of cricket as a profession. At least so it is said, he has joined the ranks of the amateurs, in imitation of two great English cricketers, to wit—II. Daft, originally, though, an amateur, and George Freeman. I n a cricket match played at Dorchester on Saturday, between the local eleven, and a team representing the Dorset County School, Mr. J. W. Fudge took eight of the School wickets at a cost of 1 run. C ricket T e le g r a p h B oard for Sale, nearly new, cheap.—B,, 76, Winston Road, Stoke Newington Green, N, [Advt,] C r ic k e t . —Advertiser wishes to join a club in or near Brixton or Camberwell.—Address 107, Poplar Walk Road, Herne Hill.— A d vt . F or Waverley v. Lorne at Nunhead on Satur­ day B. Colthrup took 6 wickets for 13 runs. H igh S coring . —On June 1 at Cambridge, K. T. L. ’s. scored 538 for seven wickets against Magdalene College. Hon. D. A. Tollemache made 122, T. K. Tapling 120, and H . W. Bainbridge 111. Yesterday week the Hastings Club scored 263 for three wickets against Mr. Rawlins’ team, E. J. McCormick 162 not out. A f e w odd H u n d r e d s . —M. Read, Surrey v. Gloucestershire, June 1,113 notout. W . W. Read, Reigato Priory v. Incogniti, June 4, 145. Rev. T. W. Stephenson, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. York Garrison, June 2, 111. Rev. H. M. Sims, Wakefield v. Rothwell, June 2, 106. L. Hall, Eleven of Yorkshire v. Sixteen- of Northumberland, June 1, 101 notout. W. H. Fowler,, M.C.C. & G. v. Sherborne School, June 1, 119 notout. Pocock, West Kent Wanderers v. Ensign, June 4, 101. T. Coppinger, West Kent Wanderers v. Ensign, June 4, 102. E. J. McCormick, Hastings v. Mr. Rawlin’s XI., May 30, 162 not out. Hon. D. A. Tollemache, K. T. L. v. Magdalene, Cambridge, June 1, 122. T. K. Tapling, K. T. L. v. Magdalene, June 1, 120. H. W. Bainbridge, K. T. L. v. Magdalene. 111. E. L ’imb, Lascslles Hall v. Calder Soap Works, June 1, 130. T h e “ Surrey Boys,” Abel and Henderson, have begun the season well, the former with au average 28.4, the Beddington colt with 14. The two Reads are also well to the front, W. W. topping the County averages with 59.5, Maarbo Read well up with 34.2. C ricket .—A song written aud composed by J II. 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, 2*3, Clifton-steeet, Wolver- h impton.—A dvt . ¥ p - :£ C 0 I ^ 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 reach 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 arrangingJor the insertion of their matches throughout the season. GENTS OF HANTS v. WINCHESTER COLL. Played at Winchester on May 31. G ents of H ants . II. G. S. Davies, 1 b w, b Nicholls ....................0 E. J. Turner, c and b H a v ila n d ....................18 Rev. J. G. Crowdy, c Haviland, b Nicholls 19 A. H. Wood, c Cobb, b Swayne ....................7 L. G. B. Carter,bSwayne 2 Capt. Bethune, c Havi­ land, b Nicholls.. .. 17 Total....................102 Major Fellowes, c Cobb, b Humphrey . . .. 7 C. W. Knox, c Ricketts, b S w a y n e....................17 E. Druitt, b Nicholls .. 4 Capt. Baldcock, b Havi­ land .............................3 J. C. Moberlv, not ou t.. 8 Rev. J. H. Hodgson, b Swayne ....................0 Extras ....................5 W in c h e ste r . First Innings A. L. Watson, c Turner, b Drnitt ....................6 D. Watney, b Druitt .. 10 P. Humphrey, c Turner, b Bethune....................13 F. M. Ingram, run out 15 G. W . Ricketts, bCarter 15 A. R. Cobb, c Wood, b D ruitt.............................1 E. B. Hills, b Bethuno 32 V. A. Ormsby, c and b Bethune ....................19 In the Second InningsJ. M. Swayne scorcd (lbw ,b Wood) 17, V. A. Ormsby (not out) 20, A. R. Cobb (not out) 25; total, 62. B. E. Nicholls,cMoberly b Bethune....................5 C. L. Budd, c Baldcock, b Fellowes....................7 J. M. Swayne, not o u t.. 5 F. H. Haviland, b Bethune ....................1 Extras ....................5 Total ..134 LONDON AND SU BU R B A N CR ICKET A S SO C IA T IO N . First Tie for Cup. TRAFALGAR v, LENNOX. Played at Herne Hill on Thursday, May 31, and after a very close finish, resulted in a victory for the Trafalgar by one wicket. L ennox . First Innings. Sccond Innings. O. Quibell, c W . J. Denniss, b Walker ...................................11 b Walker......................2 J. E. Watford, c Walker, b W . J.Denni8S...................................11 b Walker......................2 T. Trcgcllas, c A. Denniss,b W . J. Denniss....................................1 b Walker......................0 J. A. Rimmington, b Walker .. 5 c Sheaf, b Walker 13 C. P. Tregellas, c A. Denniss, b W . J. Denniss...........................1 b Walker......................1 M. H. Goddard, b W . H. D en n iss......................................7 b W . J. Denniss .. 4 R. E. Mayo, not o u t ..................3 c and b J. W Denniss . . .. 0 J. J. Bailey, c W . J. Denniss, b Walker ....................................0 b Walker......................0 II. Steed, b W . J. Denniss .. 0 not o u t ......................0 A. Piesse, b W . J. Denniss .. 0 run o u t ......................2 J. H. Farrer, b W . J. Denniss.. 2 c and b Walker .. 3 B 9, l-b 6, w 2 ..................17 B 7, l-b 1 .. .. 8 Total .............................58 Total . . . . 3 5 T rafalgar . First Innings. Second Innings. T. Coppinger, c Farrer, b Rim­ mington .....................................0 b Goddard . . . . 7 II. Sheaf, b Rimroington.. .. 10 b C. P. Trcgallas .. 0 A. Pottinger, run out .. .. 8 run o u t ......................0 A. W . Walker, not out .. . . 2 2 c Goddard, b C. P. Tregallas . . .. 2 J. J. Stedman, b C. P. Trc- gellas..............................................1G n o t o u t ........................14 W, J. Denniss, c Goddard, b C. P. Tregallas ...........................3 c Bailey, b C. P. Tregallas .. . . 0 H. S. Fitter, h Steed................... 0 not o u i ........................2 Alfred Dennis?, b C. P. Tre­ gallas..............................................3c and b Goddard .. 3 B 4, l-b 1 .............................5 B 1 ........................1 IEPTON SCHOOL v. SOUTH DERBY­ SHIRE. This match was played at Repton, on May 29. S outh D erbyshire . G. B. Barrington, b Kearsey ................... 0 J. Smith, b Bruce .. 26 Capt. Johnston, c F. Ford, b Kearsey.. .. 12 R. P. Smith, b Bruce .. 32 A. Shuker, not out .. 28 J.M.Clayton, cCochrane, b K earsey...................6 R ei * ton S chool . H.M. Sutton, bCochrane 1 C. Hough b Kearsey .. 8 A. Walkden, c and b Cochrane ................... ] J. Gower, b Kearsey .. f R. C. Gillett. b Kearsey 0 B 1,1 b 7...................H Total ..13) Total ..................... G7 Total .. 29 L. B. G. J. Ford, c R. Smith, b Clayton .. 67 A. II. Cochrane, b J. S m ith ........................... 7 H. Dewhurst, c and b J. Sm ith ........................... 0 F. J. Ford, c Johnston,b J. Smith ................ 16 Hon. C. G. Bruce, c and b Barrington .. .. 55 E. F. Kearsey, c Sutton, b Barrington .. .. 41 B . W . Spilsbury, st Sut­ ton, b Barrington .. 40 C.A. Kempson, c Sutton, b J. Sm ith...................] W . Graburn, st Sutton, b Barrington .. .. 5 F. E. Saunders, cSutton, b BarriDgton .. .. 5 J. Jackson, not out .. 0 B 2,1 b 3, w 2 Total SEDBERGH LANCASTER SCHOOL v. SCHOOL. This match was played at Sedburgh, on Saturday, June 2. L ancaster S chool . First Inning?. W.J. P. Dodgson, c T.B., b C. Charlosworth .. G. S. Tatham, b C. Charlesworth W. B. Bale, b Toppin .. J. Hampson, c Jenkins, b C. Charlesworth .. A. L . Ta'ham, b Toppin F. J. Freeman,b Toppin R.8.Jolly,thr out Toppin F. Storey, b C. Charles­ worth ............................ II. Storey, not out F. Balo,b Toppin.. .. G. Jollv, b Toppin B ............................ Total .. .. In the Second Innings W . J. P. Dodgson scored (notout) 37; G. S. Tatham (c and b Jenkins) 1; W. B. Rale K Scott, b Jenkins) 3; J. Hampson (c Jenkins, b C. Charle* worth) 5; A. L. Tatham (not out) 2 ; B 4,1 b 1, w2—7’ Total (for 3 wickets), 55. S edburgh S chool . J. G. Grant, b F. Storey 9 E. N. Marshall, c F. Storey, b Hampson .. 6 C. Toppin, c 11. Jolly, b Freeman ....................29 E. Bendle, c Dodgson, b F. S to r e y ................... 4 C. A.Prescott, cDodgson, b Hampson....................55 W . S. Jenkins, c Dodg­ son, b Freeman .. .. 19 C. P. Charlesworth, c Dodgson, b F. Storey 21 W . C. Scott, c and b H am p son ................... J. C. Higlifield, c Dodg­ son, 1) F. Storey T. B. Charlesworth, not out .. .. v A. Heppenstall, c Dortf,'- son, b F. Storey B 3.1 b 4, w 2 Total ..16* and b M orden . BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. BICKLEY PABK. Played at Bickley on June 2. !N P. A. Newton, c and b Boosey....................•• G. W. Burton, b Boosey M. J. Druitt, c Hum­ phreys, b Boosey •• F. W. Prior, run out •• G. O. Jacob, run out •• B 11 ,w 5 .. .. •• 19 Total G. Stokes, Boosey.................... W . H. Ormerod Boosey,' b Vigno .. 35 W . F. de Fabeck, c Humphrey, b Hilder 9 F. H . Lacey, not out .. 51 F. S. Ireland, c Latter,b Hilder.............................1 E. H. Rodwell, cllorner, b Baker ....................9 B ic k le y P a r k . First Innings. T. W . Horne, b IlodweJl 6 C. S. H. Cooper,cFabeck, b Ir e la n d ....................8 E. Latter, b Druitt .. 12 W . B. Pattison,l)Ireland 4 C. P. Boosey, b Druitt.. 10 B. H. Latter, c and b L acey.............................3 J. II. Vigne, b Druitt .. 0 Total.. In the Sccond Innings W . B. Pattison scored (not 45, C. P. Boosey (not out) 41; b 2, l-b 2—total, 90. E. Humphreys, c ana o Rodwell .. •• • ‘ C. M. Baker, c Druitt, Stokes................... •' R. Hilder, c and Stokes...................." E. J. Taylor, not out •• B 5, -b 2, n b 1 •* CLAPTON v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Clapton on Saturday, June -• C lapton . E. Mast, c Woolloton, b Shaokel ....................0 G. W. City, b Willocks.. 3 E. H.Burkitt, c Hunter, b Mason ....................40 J. II. Douglas, b Mason 24 S. A. Asser, c Johnson, b Willocks....................24 J. Robson, run out .. 37 C. Hildyard, b Smith .. 38 S.'Shorter, c W oolM 00' b Shackel .. •;. C. J. Aveling, c M cKe son, b Shackcl •• ' J. B. Manson. not on*-; J. R. Robertson, bSinu 8on •• •• n*«hi B 6, l-b 10, n •j Total The Upper Clapton did not bat.