Cricket 1883

JUNE 7, 1883. CRICKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 157 STOICS v. EPSOM COLLEGE. Flayed at Epsom on Wednesday, May 30, and resulted in a draw. E psom C ollege . A. II. Grace, c Glass, b Faraday .................67 J. H. Swain, c Raven, b P o tte r ...........................2 S. II. Lee,c Eicke, b Y. G. Borradaile .. . . 2 4 L. P. Gibson,cTrimmer, b V. G. Boi radiiile .. 0 C. R. Taylor, st Eicke, b Faraday .................32 II. A. Kidd, c Trimmer, b Faraday........................35 S toics . S. Wright, b 0. R.Borra- d a i le .............................10 H. W. Elphick, b Potter 10 C. M. Perry, b Potter . . 12 W. Finch, not ou t.. .. 4 H. A. Manfred, c Hill, b O. R. Borradaile .. 2 Extras ....................6 Total ..204 O. R. Borradaile. not out 56 R. D. Eicke, b Grac3 .. 3 F. Riven, b Grace.. .. 3 W . Potter, c Swain, b Manfred ....................0 Rev. V. G. Borradaile, runout............................4 F. Gordon, not out .. 13 Extras ....................3 Total .. .. 82 A. Glass. A. Strakor, A. Still, W. Faraday, and C. Trimmer BECKENHAM v. STREATHAU. Played at Beckenham on June 2. S treath am . . S. Troll-'pe, c Jack, b J. E. Trollope, c Holl­ Chater............................. 3 way, b Hatch .. 18 O. Burton, c Jack, b J. A. Druce, b Hatch .. 2b Chater............................. 16 II. W . Wilson, c and b . P. Betts, c G. Collier, H atch............................. 0 b Hitch .................... 41 D. Wotherspoon.not out 9 Ilallam, c Chater, b H Baker, c Brown, b n a tc h ............................. 1 H atch............................. 33 C. Bailey, st Hornby, B 4,1 b 1, w 9 11 b William s.................... 23 __ H. Coles, run out .. 2 Total .. ..188 B eckenh am . G. P. natch, c Bolts, b W ilson.............................4 L. 11. Hornby, b Burton 37 G. W . Collier, b Barton 10 D. W . Williams, 1 b w, b J. Trollope....................14 G. F. Browne, 1 b w, b W. Trollope .. . . 2 9 J. Hollway, b J. Trollope 15 S. I. Collier, lb w, b W. Trollope .. .. .. 20 E. Penny, not out .. 27 H. Gripper, b W . Trol­ lope .............................5 M. Jacks, b W . Trollope 0 T. C. Chater, b W. Trol­ lope .............................6 B 6,1 b 3, w 3 .. . . 1 2 Total ..179 T. Eastgate, c Smith, GRYPHONS v. PUTNEY. Played at Putney on June 2. P u tn ey. T. S. Webb, b Gallop .. 3 F. G. Frayling, c Hill, b Gallop.............................16 F. Harrington, b Gallop 3 P. Cooke, b Gallop .. 8 G. II. Gill, c King, b Meller.............................7 W . S. Morice, b Meller 9 Rev. G.Wright, b Mellcr 15 G ryphons . T. Lee, c and b Meller.. W. C. Tyndale, b Gallop A. F. Woottcn, not out B 3 .................. Total P.. G. Gallop,b Gill .. 0 J. G.Ferns, b G ill.. .. 12 E. C. Saunders, b Cooke 28 G. W . Wade, b Gill .. 0 II. Meller, b Cooke .. 13 E. J. C. Savory, b Cooke 1 C. O. Minchin, b Gill .. 0 ff Powell, not out . . .. 11 A. J. King, c Wright, b Cooke ............................. R. Hill, b Cooke A. C. Smith, b Cooke .. B 18,1 b 2, w 2 Total .. 87 WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. AN OXFORD ELEVEN. Played at Wellington College, May 19. W e llin g to n C o lle g e . M.H. Milner,b Page .. 28 II. H. Prince Christian Victor, b Chappel .. 0 P. N. Salmond, b Page 2 F.A.Browning,bthappel 0 C. E. F. Bi:nbury,bPage 14 A. C. M. Croorac, bPage 4 G. II. Spiller, c Dmmbs, b Page.............................25 E. P. Simpson,bChappel 17 O xford E leven A. Druid, c Prideaux- W . G. R 'phael, st Hine- Haycock, b Tablet .. 5 G. E. Prideaux-Brune, notout.............................0 D. N. Pollock, b Tablet.............................0 B 3,1 b 3 ....................6 Total ..101 E. Dnmbs, b Milner .. 14 H. Pralter, c and b Milr.er.............................29 T. It. H ine-Ilnyeock, c Prince CkiiH tian, b Milner.............................56 H. V. Page, c •-.lilner, b Spiller .. ..................14 A. C. Chappel, b Milner 0 Brune, b Spiller.. II. Ardry, b Spiller .. 3 A. L. Burnell, b Spiller 0 R. Stonnop, b Spiller .. 7 (i. J. Tablet, not out .. 0 B 8, w 5 ....................13 Total ..178 GREAT MARLOW v. LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD. Played at Great Marlow on June 2. G.M.C.C. First Innings. H. R. Ilewett, c Doulton, b G lo s8o p ............................ Paine, c Glossop, b Pennell T. G. Lunnon, b Doulton R. A. Lunnon, c Hampdon D o u lto n ............................ Dr. Dickson, b Glossop .. R. H. Lunnon, b Pennell.. G. R. Ward, b Glossop .. J. Hudson, o Cruikshank, Doulton .. .................... A. C. Faulkner, not out .. V. Andry, run out .. R. W . Nicholson, b Pennell B7.......................... T o t a l .............................107 L incoln C ollege . Second Innings. 17 c Hockliffe,bPennell 9 81 b Glossop .. 4 0 b Doulton .. 0 0 b Glossop .. 2 26 run o u t .................... 0 0 c King, b Pennell.. 11 8 2 6 h w, b Doulton 1 8 not o u t .................... 17 0 b Pennell.................... 4 4 cJenkins, b Doulton 48 7 B 5, l-b 2,w 1 .. 8 Total.. .. 106 G. H. Pennell, c Paine, E. Hockcliffe, c Hewett, b R. A. Lunnon 17 b Paine .................... 8 H. V. Donlton, b R. A. C. E. E. Jenkins, b Lunnon ..................... 16 Hewett .................... 2 J. W. Cruikshank, b R. Glossop, b Hewett T. A. Wise, c Hewett, b 0 A. Lunnou..................... 0 M. S. Banks, bFaulkner 11 13 J. E. K ng. c Hudson, b D. F. O. Poulter, not F au lk n er.................... 13 4 E. II.Hohart-Hampdon, B l, l-b6.................... 7 run out .................... 11 Total .. 97 SURBITON AND DISTRICT v. YOUNG PLAYERS OP SURREY (12 a side). Played at Kennington Oval on Wednesday, May 23, and won by Surbiton and District by 30 runs. For the losers Hendersou and Doyle showed good form; for the winners Chester and Payne may be mentioned. G. II. Windeler took six wickets in 28 overs for 50 runs. Y oung P layers of S urrey . First Innings. King, b Windeler .. Wood, b Windeler.. English, b Windeler .. T. T. Bradbury, c Castle, Howell, b 31 F..King, b Burghes . 4 1 Henderson, not out . L'4 6 Eden, b Burghos .. . 0 0 Roberts, b Wijdeler . 10 Lockyer, b Windeler .. 6 10 B 6, w 8 .. .. .. 9 10 Total ..119 Mason, Payne Chilton, b Burghes In the Second Innings Doyle scored (b Jacob) 12, King (c Howell, b Jacob 0, English (not out) 2— total, 14. S urbiton . 8 Capt. Evelyn, run ou t.. 5 B. Howell, b English .. 10 2 M. Read, b Roberts 4 Mr. J. Payne, c Wood, b 0 Chester, c Bradbury, b Chilton............................ 25 3 Henderson.................... 18 Mr. C. E. Nesham, not — Mr. G. H. Windeler, b out..................................... 20 74 Chilton .................... Mr. S. Castle, jun., b 0 Burghes, c andbRoberts Mr. A. H. Jacob, c King, 9 Chilton............................ 8 b R oberts.................... 10 R. Howell, b English .. 21 B 14, l b 1 .. .. 15 0 0 Deane, c Mason, b Hen­ derson ............................. 1 Total . . ..149 WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE. Played at Wellington College on June 2. W e llin g to n C o lle g e . M.H.Milner, c Clemons, b Hastings....................38 P. N.Salmond,b Hornby 4 C. H. Cayley, b Hastings 6 F. H. Taylor,c Lowndes, b Ankle .................... 1 H. H. Prince Christian Victor, b Hastings .. 1 G. II. Spiller, b Clemons 22 F. A. Browning, b Clemons .................... 50 A. C. Croome, c and b Clemons .................... G. H. Davidson, b Clemons .................... E. P.Simpson, b Hornby IIou. W . D. Cairns, not out ............................ D. N. Pollock, bHastings B 9, lb 3, n b l .. : A. L. Muram, b Milner A. A. Ekelston,c Milner, b Prince Christian .. 0 G. F. Hornby,c Croome, b Prince Christian .. 3 J. F. Hastings,c Spiller, b Milner ....................31 G. K. Head, c Croome, b Prince Christian .. 2 H. G. Hutchinson, not out .............................63 Total Corpus C h risti C o lle g e 3 J. S. Clemons, c Prince Christian, b Milner .. 2 H. A. Powell, bMilner.. 3 E. C. Cholmoudely, c Spiller,b Milner.. .. 5 J. E. Mitchell, not out 31 B 9, 1b 1, w 2 .. 12 Total ..155 KENT v. LANCASHIRE. After making a plucky fight with—in the absence of Messrs. W. H. Patterson, Tylecote, Renny-Tailyour, and A. Penn—quite a second- rate eleven, Kent were beaten by Lancashire at Manchester yesterday. The chief feature of the match was the fine stand in Kent’s first innings by Lord Harris and Mr. R. S. Jones, who made 166 while they were together. Both batsmen played the best cricket, and at the end of an innings the Southerners were 303 runs to tho good. In the follow on Mr. Hornby, who had contributed eightv-eight to Lancashire’s first total of 206, was even in better vein for hitting, and this time he was credited with ninety-six runs. He was at the wickets three hours and a quarter, and his hitting throughout was most powerful. Kent went in yesterday, with 136 to win, but Barlow and Watson bowled with such effect, with the wicket to help them, that the eleven were all dismissed for sixty-five, and Lancashire thus secured a creditable victory by seventy runs. Score and analysis :— K en t. First Innings. Second Innings. Lord Harris, c Crossland, b Bailow..................................... 118 c Pilling, b Barlow .. 19 E. O’ShaughnessyeHornby, b Barlow..................................... 4 st Pilling, b Watson 5 G. G. Hearne, c Massey, b N a s h ......................................26 c Pilling, b Barlow . . 0 Mr. R. S. Jones, b Crossland 83 c and b Barlow .. .. 2 Rev. R.T. Thornton, c and b Watson .............................24 Mr. L. Wilson, b Crossland.. Mr. G. Gibson, not out Mr. S. Christopherson, b Crossland............................. G. Wootton, b Croesland .. J. Pentecost, b CrosRland .. Mr. F. Lipscomb, c Robin­ son, b Crossland.................... Extras ............................. not out.................. c and b Watson.. c Barlow, b W atson.. c Steel, b Watson .. b B a rlo w .................... c Crossland, b Barlow c and b Barlow . Extrar.. Total.............................3C9 L ancashire . 18 o 0 6 0 0 0 15 65 First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Thorn­ ton, b Christopherson .. 88 Barlow, b Lipscomb ._ .. 6 Mr.E.Roper,c and b Wootton 22 Second Innings. c Harris,b Hearne .. 96 b Wootton....................14 c Thornton, b Lip­ scomb ....................23 b Lipscomb....................37 Mr. H. B. Steel, b Wootton 0 Robinson,c 0 ’Shaughnessy,b Christopherson....................37 eWcotton, b Hearne 5 Briggs,c Pentecost,b Christo- plierson .............................15 b Lipscomb.. 1 Mr. W . N. Massey, b Christo­ pherson .............................5 Watson,c Hearne, b Wootton 3 Crossland, not out .. .. 7 Nash, c Thornton, b Chris- top h erson ............................ 1 Pilling, b Christopherson .. 4 runout.............................1 b Lipscomb....................3 c Wootton, b Chris­ topherson .. . . 4 3 notout............................ 6 c Christopherson, b W ootton....................3 B 5,1 b 1 .. .. 6 G.N. Ankle and E. C. Lowndes did not bat. Total ..238 Second Innings. O. M. R.W 32 17 32 6 31 18 4 B 15,1 b3 .............................18 Total................................206 BOWLING ANALYSIS. K ent . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Barlow....................64 32 74 2 Crossland.. .. 41.2 16 82 6 Watson . . .. 68 30 58 1 Nash .................... 23 7 33 1 Briggs.................... 8 0 8 0 Hornby . . . . 1 0 6 0 Robinson . . . . 5 1 15 0 . L ancashire . First Innings Secor.d Innings. O. M.R.W . O. M. R.W Lipscomb 19 4 49 1 ........................ 28 8 61 4 Bearne .. 22 10 S9 0 .. .. .. 23 10 30 2 Wootton . . 2 7 6 51 3 ...................... 17.3 8 70 2 Christopher­ son .. 19.1 6 87 6 ..................... 20 6 82 1 Harris . . .. 5 0 22 0 ..................... 2 0 20 1 HAMPSHIRE v. SUSSEX. .The Hampshire Eleven, though not in full strength, succeeded in gaining a very creditable victory over a weakish team of Sussex in the return match concluded at Southamp­ ton yesterday. Their success was mainly due to the bowling of Dible, who was