Cricket 1883

160 CEICKBT ; A WEEKLY KEC011D OE THE GAME. JUNE 7, 1883. CARSHALTON PARK v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Carsbalton Park oa Saturday last. C a rsh a lton Park. Capf. Muggeridge, b B ro ck .................... .. 2 t S. A. Jone5*, hLemmon 81 C. Wheeler, c Frisch, b TJrock.............................2 J.E. A.Greatorex, cFieli, b Langton....................52 A. Durandu, b Lenram 0 H. B. Burnell, c Lem­ mon, b Lxngton .. 3 P.T.Wrigley, bLemraon 7 F. Cozens-H >rdy, c Brock, b Limgt#n .. 2 C. T. Giles, c Brock, b L a n g to n .....................12 W. Southerton, not out 11 J. Colman, b Lemmon 8 B 3,1 b 7 . . . . 10 Total ..210 ADDISCOMni?. A. C. Field, b Burnell .. 21 G. J. Frisch, b Cozens- ITardy ............................. 0 A. Tomkins, b Burnell41 B. Langton, b Wheeler27 C. J. Fo a, st Wrigley, b Burnell .................... 1 F. Clay, c Jor.es, b Wheeler ................... 19 B J. Grant, st Wrigley, b B u r n e ll....................1 W. Loramou, b Wheeler E. W . 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