Cricket 1883

1C6 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 7, 18S3. HIGHGATE SCHOOL v. DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Highgate on Wednesday, May 30, and resulted in a win for the home team, who owed their victory mainly to the hatting of Powers and Hannaford, and the bowling of Wilmer, who took 11 wickets at a cost of or a little over 6 runs apiece. Bowden batted splendidly for Dulwich. D u lw icii C o lleg e First Innings. M. P. Bowden, b Lloyd .. .. 82 G. Vanderzee, b W ilm er.. .. 0 A. P. Douglas,b Powers.. .. 0 T. If. Johnstone, b Powers .. 0 P. J. P. Knott, b Wilraer . . 2 G. Newton, c Hayter, b W ilm er......................................2 A. G. Christmas, b Powers .. 0 W . R. M. Leake, c Cator, b W ilraer......................................11 C. K. T. Jones, c Powers, b \\ilm e r ......................................8 S. G. Mansfield, c Cator, b 2 B i l l .............................................. S. Greenep. notout....................2 B 2 ,1-b 1 .............................3 Second Innings, c Hayter, b Bell .. 64 not out ....................4 c Lloyd, b Wilmer .. 8 b W ilm er....................4 c Mason, b Wilmer 9 b Powers ..........................1 b Wilm«r.........................17 c Hannaford, bLloyd 11 b Powers..........................0 b Wilmer..........................2 c Ford, b Wilmer .. 24 B 1 ,1-b 1 .. .. 2 T otal.. ..141 T o ta l.............................62 H ig h g a t e S chool . First Innings. W . L. B. Hayter, run out 2 II. E. Hughes, b John­ stone .............................8 G. Hannaford, c Bow­ den, b Greenop .. .. 80 O. W. Powers, b Leake 64 J. B. Lloyd, b Greenop 7 W . 11. Mason, c Bowden, b N e w to n ....................8 A. Wilmer, b Jjhnstone 9 In the Second Innings W . L. B. H*yter scored (not out) 13, H. E. Hughes (not out) 9, G. Hannaford (c Knott, b Newton) 11— total, 82. A. H.Ford, 1bw,b Jones 2 D. Cator, c Newton, b Johnstone.................... 1 A. E. Bell, c Jones, b Bowden ....................17 E. L’Estrange, not out 2 B 1, w 1 .. .. . . 2 Total ..142 iEOLIANS v. LOUGHBORO.’ Played at Dulwich on May 24 and 25. L oughboro ’. Fiast Innings. Hennings, b Pearse Knapp, run out . . . Sarg ant, b Pearse Phillipp, c Morris, P e a rs e ............................. Arrowsmith, b Morris. Edgley, b Pearse .. . Iloare. b Parsons .. . . 0 . 14 . 0 b . 4 . 0 . 1 . 1 Price, b Parsons .. Holliday, not out.. Boatwright, run out Crook, b Pearse .. B 6,1 b 4. n b 1 Total., In the Second Innings Knapp scored (not out) 28, Phillips (c and' b Pearse) 0, Arrowsmith (not out) 6, Edtjley (b Pearse) 5 ; B 6,1 b 8 ;— total 48 JE o lian s . T. R. Pearse, b Hoare.. 9 II. Bailey, c Sargeant, b Hoare ....................2 O. Jones, b Holiday .. 1 II. Heasman, run out .. 81 J. Johnson, b Sargeant 12 A. Parsons, b Hoare .. 5 W . Morris, c Boat­ wright, b Sargeant .. 5 E. H. Heasman, b H oare............................. 7 B. L. Gardiner, b Sar­ geant .............................4 E. Denis, b Hoare.. .. 0 F. Fitch, not out .. .. 5 B 8,1 b 5 .................13 Total.................91 iEOLIANS v. JUNIOR MIDDLESEX. Played at Eton and Middlesex on June 2. JE o lian s . T. R. Pearse, run out .. F. (i. Ilazeel, b Heury.. R. Heasman, c and b H enry............................. O. Jones, c Dorrington, b B u r to n .................... J. Johnson, c J. Palmer, b B u r to n .................... A. Kirkpatrick, st Dor­ rington, b Burton .. J unior M id d le se x . 2 W . Morris, not out 21 2 E. J. Heasman, b Henry F. Smith, c Burton, b 0 0 H en ry............................. E. A. Denis, 1 b w, b 12 0 Burton............................. 3 . D’Oliver, ruu out .. 0 40 Couchman, c Jones, b Morris.............................16 Burton, c Jones, b Pearse.............................13 Dorrington, b Pearse .. 14 P ick, b Morris .. .. 0 Gillard, c Jones, b Pearse............................ 3 W . H. Palmer, not out 30 J. B. Palmer, c Pearse, b R. Hensman .. Pew, run o u t.................... Heury, run out .. .. Palmed, c Pearsr, b R. H en sm a n .................... Gann, run out .. . * B 6 , l b 5, w l . . .. Total...............131 iEOLIANS v. UNITED THEATRICALS. Played at Dulwich on May 30. U n ite d T h e a tr ic a l . First Innings. Second Innings. Brockbank,c E. J. Heasman, b Morris ............................. 5 c Morris, b Jones .. 10 A.Wheatman.b Jones 5 b Jones, .................... 32 H.Hardy, b Morris .. 0 b E. H. Heasman 0 G.Merrick, b Jones .. 7 c Jones, b E. H. 3 J. Wheatman, b Jones 0 b Jones............................. 0 Marnock, b Parsons .. 0 c and b E.H.Heasmau 3 A. H. Wheatman, b Jones.. 3 0 Girtmore, b Jones .. 0 b Jones............................. 4 1 cR.Beasman,bJohnson 2 Glenny, c Jones, b 4 c Morris, b Jones .. 4 0 b Jones .................... 3 B 4,1 b l ............................. 5 B 4,1 b 1 . . .. 0 Total.............................30 Total .. 66 iEoLLANS. R. Heasman, b BrockK.H.Heasman,b Wheat­ bank .............................54 man ............................. 10 C. Carter,b Brockbank.. 0 E. J. Heasman, ruu out 5 O. Jones, run out.. .. 15 B. L. Gardiner, 1 b w, b J. Johnson, b Biock- Wheatman.................... 0 b a n k .............................7 E. Denis, not out.. .. 14 A. Parsons, b Brock- H. J. Heeley, run o u t .. 18 B 7, lb 6.................... 13 W. Morris, b Brock- — Total .. ..152 OLD BRUCIANSv. REVELLERS. (12 a S id e .) Played at Bruce Castle on Saturday, June 2, and resulted in a victory for the Old Brucians in an innings by 71 runs. For the winners Strode was in great form, taking his bat out for 71, and capturing 13 wickets for 28 runs. O ld B ru cian s . C. Robson, run out .. 6 L. Shaw, c sub., b King 44 E. H. Baker, run out .. 17 A. Y. Hyland, b King .. 10 E. Strode, not out .. 71 R. W. D. Hill, c sub., b K i n g .............................19 C. A. Denegri, c and b K i n g .............................3 A. Eiloart, st Michael, b King .. . . . . .. 0 R e v e lle r s . VV. H. Rider, run out .. 5 R. Foa, b P. W. Thomas 0 F. E. Eiloart, b P. W. Thomas ....................2 P. Blake, b P. W . Thomas ....................0 B 8,1 8, w 5, n b 1 .. 15 Total. .192 First Innings. Second Innings. C. S. King, b Strode .. rt Major Mills, b Strode .. U b Strode .................... 3 G.M. Hall, c Shaw,b Robson 1 c Hill, b Shaw .. 19 P. A. Thomas, c F. Eiloart, b R o b s o n ............................. 0 b D e n e g ri.................... 2 B.IIallett, c Baker, b Strode 0 c Deuegri, b Shaw .. 2 A. Trew, b Strode.................... a E. Foa, b S trod e.................... 5 c Denegri, b Strode .. Q W . Raphael, b Strode .. 8 M. J. Michael, b Strode 1 b Strode .................... 1 W.D.Goldschmidt, b Robson 11 b Mroda .................... 0 F. E. Foa, b Strode .. 4 b Strode .................... 0 P. W. Thomas, not out 22 B 8,1 b 1............................. 9 B 6, w b 2 .. ~8 Total .................... 51 Total . . .. 6/ UPPER TOOTING V. BICKLEY PARK. Playel at Tooting on Wednesday, May 30. B ic k le y P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. F. E. Street, c Wilson, b Roller 14 c and b Bonm r .. 2 E. P. Barlow, b Ker 40 B. H. Latter, b Ker .. 0 HI L. A. Shuter, not out . 28 c Ker, b Bonner .. 8 T. W . Horne, b Ker .. .. . 0 not o u t .................... 1 A. G. White, b Roller . 2 W. P. Hubbard, b Ker .. . 3 E. Latter, b Bonnor.. .. . 7 H. Cosens, b Bonnor.. .. o S. Neame, b Bonnor.. .. 0 . 7 L-b 3 .................... 8 T o t a l .................... . 74 Total.. .. 85 G. F. Bonnor, c Barlow, b C o s e n s ....................11 R. Trevor, b Cosens .. 15 T. C. B. Wright, b Cosens.............................0 W. E. Roller, not out.. 67 VV. H. Lipscombe, c Betts, b Cosens .. 3 W. S. Sawyer, b Cosens 4 T. W . Woodgate, c Hubbatd, b Barlow.. 3 U ppe r T ooting . F. C. Coxhead, c Hub­ bard, b Barlow .. .. 19 F. H. Wilson, c B. Latter, b Shuter .. 13 E. P. Bovill, bE. Latter 13 J. C. Ker, b E. Latter.. 21 L-b 16, w 8 .. .. 19 ..IBS MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. NOTTS. A not very powerful team of the Marvlebone Club and Ground succeeded in beating the Notts County eleven at Lord’s on Tuesday. The County had all the best of the first day’s play, Maryle­ bone being still 63 runs to the Dad with only nine wickets to fall. On Tuesday morning Mr. Graco batted in his best form and out of the 74 runs got during his stay, made no less than 52. Gunn and Mr. Tylecote, whose first appearance it was since his Australian trip, also played good cricket. At 3.30 on Tuesday Notts went in with 137 to win, and three wickets were down for 2-s. Flowers and Barnes hit the score up to 70, and their chances then seemed of the best. Ju^t previously Mr. Grace had handed the ball to Woof, and the young Gloucestershire professional did a remarkable performance. Rylott was credited with the fourth wicket, but the Iasi six batsmen all fell to Woof at a C03fc of fifteen runs, and Nott3 were all out for 95. Their de­ feat by 41 runs was solely due to the very fine bowling of Woof. The wicket did not play very well, and the wicket-keepers on both sides were very successful. Sherwin caught five batsmen and stumped two; Mr. Tylecote stumped two and caught three. Score and analysis :— M.C.C. and G rou nd . First Inning3. Sccond Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, b Shaw . . 5 c Sherwin, b W right.. 53 Mr. J. S. Russel, st Sherwiu, b M ills...................................3 b Shaw............ .. .. 5 W. Hearn, c Sherwin,b Shaw 27 c Attewell, b Barnes.. 82 Mr. E. F. S. Tylecote, c Atte­ well, b Shaw ..................0 lb w, b Barnes .. .. f 3 Gunn, c Sherwin, b Shaw .. 15 run out ....................4 5 Wheeler, b S h a w ................. 1 b Barnes ...................... 4 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, b Mills .. 17 st Sherwin, b Flowers 9 Fothergill, bMillB..................6 c Mills, b Baines .. 6 Mr. M. Wilde, not out.. . . 5 c Sherwin, b Mills .. 13 Woof, c Sherwiu, b Mills .. 0 c and b Flowers.. .. 2 Rylott, b Mills ..................2 not out ......................7 B .....................................1 B 1,1b 8 .. .. Total. 82 Total .. ..218 N otts . First Innings. Mr. C. W . Wright, b Rylott 2 Mr. J. A. Dickson, 1 b w, b G r a c e .....................................14 A. Shrewsbury, st Tylecote, b W oof.....................................85 Barnes, b Woof ....................8 Floweis, b W o o f ....................0 Scotton, st Tylecote, b Grace 9 Attewell, c Woof, b Gunn .. 6 E.Mills, b G race....................2 Shaw, not out ....................23 VV. Wright, o Woof, b Rylott 7 Sherwin, c Tylecote,b Rylott 0 B 4,1 b 4 .............................8 Second Innings, b Grace .................... c Wheeler, b Rylott .. 11 c Tylecote, b Rylott.. 7 b Woof............................. 2d b Rylott ....................25 c Tylecote, b VVcof .. 0 c Grace, b Woof .. it b Woof.............................4 c Grace, b W oof.. .. (5 not out ....................5 b Woof.............................1 Total ..161 Total .. 93 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. . . 41 28 25 5 . . . . 4 0 21 51 1 .. 29.3 16 29 5 .. . . 2 5 11 41 1 5 27 0 . . . . 12 4 14 1 Barnes 21 8 44 4 Flowers 23 9 55 2 Attewell 7 4 9 1 N otts . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W'. O. M. R.W. W. G. Grace. .. 31 18 51 3 . . . . 14 4 29 1 52.2 36 50 8 .. . . 2 8 15 51 3 15 81 8 .. .. 14.3 7 15 6 Fothergill . .. 5 2 13 0 .. 5 1 11 1 CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL v. BROAD­ WATER. Played at Charterhouse, on May 2G. Rain prevented further play. B ro ad w ater . M. Marshall, cPonsonby, b V in cen t....................39 H. E. Casswell, b Vin­ cent ............................ 25 J. Carmichael, not out.. 11 W . D. Marshall, b Blen­ kiron .............................0 B ............................. li Total .. .. 7d