Cricket 1883

170 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. jtjse m , less. ^ T H E : g C 0 ^ E : B 0 0 K > ( Continued .) GRANVILLE (LEE) 2 n d X I. v. NEW ZEA ­ LAND LOAM AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Played at Kilburn on Saturday, June 9, and won by the fo-mer. N e w Z ealan d M .A.C. W. B. Daniels, b Liuil- «T. Gairdner, 1 b w, b W . Aspinall....................0 W . 1>. Percival, b Brown 0 J. Ilume, b W . W . As- p in a ll.............................7 F. J. Percival, b W . As­ pinall .............................10 F. P. Percival, c Ed­ wards, b W . Aspinall G C. D. Fastnedge, c Brown, b W . Aspinall 2 ley. J. Brander, b Lindley .. A. Percival, c W. As­ pinall, b Lindley F. E. Fryer, run out .. W . J. Howie, not out .. B 7, w 2 .................... Total .. CRANVILLE. F. B. Fisher, c and b F. Edwards, b F. J. Pcr- Daniels .................... 11 cival .. .. .. 2 W . P. May, 1b w, b W . F. Wilson, not out 3 Percival .................... 0 C. Nuding, b F. J. Per­ A. Lindley, b F. P. Percival ............................. 0 cival ............................. 16 E. J. Brown, b F. J. Per­ W . W. Aspinall, b F. P. cival ............................. 0 Percival .................... 11 A. P. Aspinall, run out 0 E. M. Rogers, cBrandor, B 10, w 2 ................... 12 b F. P. Percival.. 0 — P. P. Webb, b F. J. Total .. 57 Percival .................... 2 DULWICH ROVERS v. CENTRAL HILL COLLEGE. Played at the Crystal Palace on June 6 and 7, and won by the former by 78 runs on the first innings. C en tr a l H ill C o l l e g e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. Macgregor, b Douglas 18 run o u t .................... 19 H. Haldeman; c Gill, b Douglas 1 c Gill, b J. V. Blach­ ford .................... 1 S. H. Fry, b J. V. Blachford .. 1 c Gill, b J, V. Blach­ ford .................... 1 II. Haldeman, b Douglas.. 1 b J. V. Blacbford .. G 11. Lake, c Gill, b Douglas 5 not out .................... 4 C. Parker, b J. V. Blachford .. 1 run out .................... 1 E. YVinsloe, b Douglas .. 1 M. Andrews, st J. C. Umney, b Douglas ............................. 5 st J. Umney, b Blachford .. 0 P. Johnston, c and b J. V. Blachford ............................ 0 C. Rogers, b J. V. Blaclifoid .. 1 not o u t .................... 0 W . Donston, not out 5 E xtras..................................... 3 T o t a l............................. 42 Total.. .. 32 D ulw ich S. A. Fox, b Macgregor 16 H. Odell, run out .. .. 1 J. C. Umney, b Mac­ gregor .............................5 R. N. Douglas, b Mac­ gregor .............................5 J. V. Blachford, run out 8 H. Blachford, c and b Macgregor .. .. .. 11 H. B. Spurling, b R. Haldeman....................31 R o v e r s . G. T. Morrison, b Mac- gregor.............................1 W . Gill, b R. Haldeman 13 II. W . Christie, b Mac­ gregor ............................ 7 F. N. Layman, not out. . 2 Extras ....................17 Total...................120 WAVERLEY v. LORNE. Played at Nunhead on June 2. W a v e r le y . F. Seel, c Williams, b i Colgate.............................13 | B. Colthrup, c Oliver b Suffield.............................20 E. Jenner, b P/efinch .. 30 i L. Mara, c Bevans, b O liver.............................21 F. Walker, b Tate .. .. 21 1 G. T. Feasey, b Oliver .. 7 Total C. Alldis, c Colgate, b Tate .............................1 I A. H. Vickridge, 1b w, b T-ite .............................0 G.Bull, bTate .. .. l> C.H.Wilkinson,cBevana b Williams....................4 A. G. Fisher, not out .. 2 Extras ....................12 ..131 YORKSHIRE v. KENT. The Yorkshire eleven had a very easy win in their first match of the season against Kent, played at Dewsbury, on Thursday and Friday last. The Southerners, with Messrs. W. H. Patterson, W . Foord-Xelcey, H. \Y. Renny- Tailyour, and E. F. S. Tylecote away, had only an inferior eleven, and, in addition, they had all the worst of the wicket in losing the toss. Lord Harris was unlucky, being unable to secure more than three runs in the two innings, ar.d O’Shaughnessy, who alone got double figures each time, and Mr. R. S. Jones were the only batsmen able to make any stay against the Yorkshire bowlers. Yorkshire had a very easy victory by an innings and 131 runs. Peate and Harrison, the new fast bowler of the County, bowled unchanged throughout the match for Yorkshire. Score and analysis :— Y o r k siiir e . Hall, c Hearne, b Lips­ combe .............................11 Ulyett,c O’Shaughnessy, b Penn.............................35 Sugg, c Lipscombe, b H arris.............................10 Bates, c Wootton, b Hearne.............................79 Lockwood, c Jones, b Wootton ....................59 Grimshaw, b Harris .. 8 K e n t . Emmett ,c Penn,bHarris 0 Peel, run out....................20 Peate, c O’Shaughnessy, b Lipscombe .. .. 4 Hunter, c Gibson, b Hearne ....................25 Harrison, not out .. 8 B 12,1 b 3, n b 1 .. 1(5 T cta l . .270 First Inningr. See'nd Innings. Lord Harris, 1 b w, b Peate .. 0 c Grimshaw,b Harri­ son .................... 3 O’Shaughnessy, c Sugg, b Peate 12 b Harrison .. 24 G. G. Hearne, b Harrison 8 c Lockwood, bHarri- 1 Mr. R. S. Jones, b Harrison.. 0 15 Eev.R. T. Thornton,b Harrison 2 7 Mr. L. Wilson, lbw, b Harrison 2 b Harrison .. 0 Mr. A. Penn, b Harrison.. .. 6 c Lockwood,b Peate 21 Mr. A. C. Gibson, not out 17 c Peate, b Harrison 0 Wootton, st Hunter, b Peate.. 8 0 Mr. F. Lipscombe, b Peate .. 0 1 Pentecost, b Harrison .. 2 c Emmett, b Peate 6 B 2,1 b 6 ............................. 8 L b .................... 1 T o t a l ............................. 65 Total.. .. 79 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y orksh ire O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Lipscombe .. 32 8 73 2 Penn .. .. 24 7 47 1 Wootton .. 25 10 45 1 Hearne.. .. 31.1 10 43 2 Harris .. .. 23 8 3G 3 Gibson.. .. 5 1 12 0 Hcnrne bowled one no-ball. K en t . First Innings. Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. Peatc .................... 28 14 30 4 ..................... 26 8 49 5 Harrison .. .. 23 18 27 6 ..................... 25.2 13 29 4 REIGATE PRIORY v. INCOGNITI. Played at Reigate on Monday and Tuesday, June 4 and 5, and won by the Incogs after a most exciting finish, by 42 runs, the result being very unexpected. For the winners Studd, Micklem, Trollope, Mann, and Parke all played well, and Horner and Roller bowled excellently. W. W. Read played a grand innings for Reigate. The Incogs were most cordially received and hospitably entertained. I n cogniti . Suffleld, b Colthrup A. Bevans,b Vickridge .. 3 Norrington, b Colthrup 1 Williams, run ou t.. .. 14 Tate, b Colthrup .. .. 0 II. Pyefinch, 1 b w, b Y ick rid ge.......................12 Oliver, c and b Colthrup 1 T. Colgate,b Colthrup.. 0 L orne . 0 W . Bevans, c Mara, b Colthrup ....................7 G. Pyefinch, not out .. 0 Phillips, c Fisher, b Yickridgo....................2 Extras .................... 2 Totil 42 First Inninos. L. A. Shuter, c I ’Anson, b Skelton............................ T. Micklem, c Courage Skelton.....................................0 c W.W.Read,b M.Read 67 D. D. Pontifex, c FAnson, b Skelton............................ E. J. C. Studd, b I’Anson W . S. Trollope, not out .. 34 cW.W.Read.b Skelton 4 W . E. Roller, 1b w,b Skelton 19 c Skelton, b i ’Anson.. E. A. Parke, run out .. .. 27 b S k elton ....................4 W. W . Mann, c W . W . Re*d 0 c aud b M.Read.. .. 38 W. J. Walby, c Comber, bW. W . Read ............................ J. L. Matthews, c Comber, b M. Read ............................. C. E. Horner, c W. W . Read, b M. R e a d ............................ B 1,1 b 2, w 3.................... Second Innings. G c W.W.Read,hi’Anson 20 11 b S k e lto n ....................2 11 c Comber, b I’Anson 1 b M. R ead ....................12 0 not out............................ 9 8 cBurtenshaWjbl’Anson 8 G B 14,1 b3,w 4 .. 21 Total. .123 Total .. ..285 R e ig a t e P r io r y , First Innings. Maurice Read, c Trollope, b Horner..........................................19 A. Durrant, c Roller, b Horner.........................................18 GkComber, c Walby,b Horner 2 \V. W. Read, b Roller .. . .145 T. H. G. Welch, b Horner .. 19 R. I ’Anson, c Pontifex, b Horner .. .. ,. .. .. 0 J. D. Pawle, c and b Homer 13 A . G . Courage, c Roller, b Horner..........................................13 T. Burtenshaw, c Mann, b Horner......................................... 80 J. R. Thomson, not out .. 18 S. S. Skelton, c Mann, b R o lle r ............................................ 1 B 8 ,1-b 1, w 5, n b 3 .. 17 Total................................295 Second Innings. c Mann, b Horner .. 0 c Matthews, b Roller 0 b Roller ....................8 c Mann, b Horner .. 28 c Mann, b Horner .. 3 c sub., b Roller.. c Mann,b Roller.. c and b Roller .. .. 0 notout.............................5 b H o r n e r .................... .1 1 Lb 2 .............................2 Total .. 71 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. NONDESCRIPTS. Played at Chessington on June 9. N o n descripts . R. de C. Welch, b Spiro 36 H. Getting, b Honey .. 13 E. B. Holmes,c Ro..dam, b Honey .................... 5 M. Wilde, c Spiro, b Honey............................14 G. H.P.Street,cRodJam, b Honey ....................0 T. Moore, b Spiro.. .. 1 A. Bowden - Smith, c Spiio, b Honey .. .. 1 II. E. Anthony, not out 19 A. A. Levy, b Spiro .. 0 C. P. Bullough,cFarmer, b Honey .................. 2 E. C. Bainbridge, absent 0 B 14,1b 1....................15 Total ..105 N e ’ j 5R-DC*W eels . T. B. Harbottle, b Wilde 31 II. E. M. Stutfield, b Bowden-Smith .. .. 66 R. J. Roddam, b Wilde 27 F. G. L. Lucas, c Get­ ting, b Wilde .. .. 7 J. Harbottle, b Bowden- S m ith ............................ 47 C. M. Rose, b Bowden- S m ith ............................0 L. Chater, not ou t.. .. D. G. Spiro, b Street .. 16 A.B.Walford,b Bowden- Sraith............................. 2) E. Honey, not ou t.. .. 26 J. II. Farmer did not bat .............................0 B 17. w 3 .. . . 2 ) Total.................... 310 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. ONE & ALL. Played at Kennington Oval on June 9. O ne and A l l . A. Budden, b WorthJ* G. Padbmy, c Gilbert, ington ............................ 8 b Worthington .. .. 2 W . Spelman, b Worth- H. Russell, b Glover .. 7 15 J. Gray, c Glover, b E. A. Green, c Caesar, Worthington .. .. 1 6 W . T . Wallis, b Glover.. 7 J. Cutler, c Caesar, b A. Cornford, not out .. 1 Worthington 2 .J.H. Cornford,b Worth— ington ............................ 3 Total................... G4 W . Brown, c Glover, b Worthington .. 9 B rixto n W an d erers . J. Beddy, b Cutler 38 S. C. G. Fox, not out.. 18 H. F. Rhead, b Gray .. 10 B 11,1 b 4, w 3 . . 1 8 S. Baker, c Cornford, b — 3 Total (3 wkts) lift R. Worthington, not 31 Messrs. E. Gilbert, W . A. Gilligan, B. Glover, J. Cajsar, W . Bessell, and H. Clarke did not bat. BRIXTON WANDERERS BOROUGH. Played at Brixton on June 7 and 8. B rixto n W a n d erers . LOUGH- E. Gilbert, b Arrcwsmith 7 S. Baker, run out .. .. 14 J. Burton, c and b Hol­ liday .............................38 R. Worthington, b Hol­ liday .............................23 B. Glover, b Sarjeant .. 1 S. Fox, c and b Sar­ jeant .............................35 C. Driver, b Sarjeant .. 13 j L ou gh borough . W. A. Gilligan, c sub, b 1 ’11/- Q C. T. Radcliffe, b Sar- je a n t .........................21 D. H. MacLauchlan, b Sarjeant ..................8 H. Driver, not out .. 0 B 23,1b 13,w 5 .. 41 Total ..203 G. Black, bWorthington Phillips, b Fox .. G. T. Hoare, c Glover, b Fox ............................ E. Arrowsmith, c II. Driver, b Fox Sarjeant, cWortliington, b C. Driver.................... G. Harnett, c H. Driver, b C. Driver .. .. 16 Holliday, b Glover E. Kennings, not out.. W. H. Hoole, b Glover Scriven, not out.. G. F. Boatwright did not bat. L -b ............................. Total .. ..