Cricket 1883

JUNE 14,1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 171 SURREY y. MIDDLESEX. The Surrey Eleven succeeded in gaining their second victory of the season at the Oval by their defeat of Middlesex on Friday. The team which represented Middlesex, in the absence of Hon. A. Lyttelton, Messrs. J. E. and C. T. Studd, C. F. Leslie, and A. P. Lucas, was only a moderate one, but on such an excellent wicket as that provided they ought to have been worth good scores, and Surrey certainly did well to get rid of them twice for such totals as 183 and 95. Mr. Ridley played very fine cricket for his second score of fifty-three, but no one else, when Middlesex went in a second time, got double figures, and considering the excellence of the wicket this re­ flects great credit on the bowling of Barratt and Johnson, who were unchanged throughout. In this as well as the Gloucestershire match Johnsonbowled extremely well, andLei approved a decided acquisition to the Surrey eleven in these two matches. Messrs.W.W.Read, Shuter, and Roller, all played good cricket, and Mr. Roller’s hitting was one of the best features of the Surrey batting. Surrey won by ten wickets. Score and analysis :— S urrey . First Innings. Mr. W . W . Read, b Bur­ ton .............................73 Henderson, c Oxley, b Walker.............................19 Pooley, c Ridley, b Bur­ ton .............................5 Mr. J. Shuter, b Bishop 39 M. Read, b Paravicini 41 Mr. W . H. Game, c Ox­ ley, b Bishop .. .. 2 Abel, st Oxley, b Burton 1 Mr. W . E. Roller, b Ro­ bertson ....................53 Chester,c Hadow, b Bur­ ton .............................28 Johnson, not out .. .. 6 Barratt, b Burton.. .. 0 B ............................ 7 Total ..274 In tho Second Innings M. Real scored (not out) 5, Abel (not ’out) 0—Total 5. M iddlesex . First Innings. Mr. I. D. Walker, c M. Read, b Roller .............................30 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c M.Read, b Barratt ' ............................ 58 Mr. S. W . Scott, b Barratt.. 2 Mr. A, W . Ridley, b Johnson 4 Mr. E. M. Hadow, c Abel, b Barratt.....................................4 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c Barratt, b W . Read .. .. 21 Mr. C. Robson, c W. Read, b B a r r a tt............................ 13 Mr. J. Robertson, c Abel, b Barratt..................................... 29 Mr. J. H. Oxley, run out .. 3 Barton, st Pooley, b Barratt 4 Bishop, not out ....................0 B 8,1 b 7 .............................15 Second Innings. c Pooley, b Barratt .. 8 b Barratt ....................6 b Johnson....................8 b Johnson....................53 b Johnson....................0 c Pooley, b Johnson.. 9 st Pooley, b Barratt 4 b Johnson..................* 0 st Pooley, b Barratt.. 2 st Pooley, b Barratt .. 3 not out............................ 0 B 1,1 b 1 .. .. 2 Total............................ 183 Total .. . . 9 5 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G u ild fo r d . First Innings. Second Innings. H . Piggott, b Saunders.. .. 7 E.Bakewell, c Ifield, b Moore 7 not out ....................3 T. Smith, b Moore .. .. 5 c Banti, b Moore .. 6 J. Walder, b Earps .. . . 17 b Saunders................. 26 W . Smith, run out .. . . 2 2 c Eavps, b Saunders.. 3 R. G. Gatehouse, b Walker.. 0 not out ......................11 S. Farnfield, c Saunders, b Walker.......................................1 J. F. Farrell, c Young, b Walker.......................................1 A. White, c Flood, b Walker......................................4 J. A. Bond, c G. P. Cox, b Walker.......................................0 runout............................. 6 C. A. Botting, not out .. .. 0 cWalker, b Saunders.. 24 B 10,1 b 1 ....................11 T o t a l.............................75 Total . . . . 7 9 E. A. Cox, b Bakewell.. 12 A. Banti, c White, b Botting ....................21 W . E. Earps, c Walder, b r. Smith....................4 J. Flood, c White, b Botting ....................0 G. P. Cox, c White, b Botting ....................1 J. Ifield, c sub., b Waldor .................... 15 Total S urrey . First Innings. Second Innings. 0 . M. R.W . O. M. R.Wr. Burton .. .. 41.1 10 90 5 .. .. 1 0 1 0 .. .. 0.3 0 4 0 Robertson . . . 2 1 6 58 1 Walker .. . . 1 3 3 24 1 Paravicini . .. 9 5 25 1 M iddlesex . First Innings. Second Innings. 0. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. Jchnson . . 2 7 8 38 1 .. . . 2 7 13 3',) 5 Barratt.. . . . . 27 8 57 5 Henderson . . . . 7 3 17 0 Roller .. 7 0 31 1 M. Read . . 6 3 13 0 W . W . Read. . . . 6 1 10 1 GUILDFORD v. ROB ROY, Played at Guildford on June 9. R ob R oy . S. A. Walker, b Botting 39 A. Young, c and b Bot­ ting .............................18 F. Webster, not out .. 8 A. Saunders, b Bottiug 0 J. E. Moore, b Botting 4 B 11,1 b 2 .. .. 13 ..135 SOUTH EASTERN COLLEGE, RAMSGATE v, H. LEIGH-LYE’S X I. Played at Ramsgate on June 8 . H. L eigh -L ye ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. C. Harrison, b Cunningham 0 cLemm,bCunningham 0 E.Woodgates,b Lemm... . 8 b Lemm ..........................8 G.Charters, 1bw, b Cunning­ ham 24 c Lemm,b Fiske.. .. 23 T. T. Whitehead, c J. Ruttledge, bLem m .. .. 4 lunout..............................0 H. Leigh-Lye, b Le mm ..1 notout..................23 C. Head, b Cunningham .. l b Parvin ....................7 H. Berkeley, b Cunuinghara 0 b H a rm e r ....................0 J. Tower,c Lemm,bCunning- ham ..........1 b P a r v in .................................................... 2 J. P. Wagstaff, run out .. O b P a r v in ....................0 P. Hinde, b Lemm .. .. 5 c Fiske,b Parvin .. 0 W . Head, not out . . .. 3 b Lemm ......................0 B 11,1 b 1 ........................12 B 12,1 b 2, w 1 .. 15 Total.............................59 Total .. . . 7 8 S outh E astern C ollege . First Innings. Socond Innings. A. W . Parvin, b H-irrison .. 20 R. E. Fiske, b Leigh-Lye .. 10 runout.........................6 G.Lcmm,c Harrison,b Leigh- Lye .....................................4 b Lcigh-Lye .. .. 14 A. Cunningham, 1 b w, b Leigh*Lye.............................9 runout.........................3 D. Vines, c Head,bHarrison 1 b Leigh-Lye .. .. 1 F. Curtis, c Charters, b Harrison ............................ 3 notout.........................4 C. Vines.c Tower,b Harrison 0 not out.........................3 J. Ruttledge, b Leigh-Lye.. 8 F. A. Harmer, b Harrison .. 2 F. F. Key, b Harrison .. .. 2 D.Ruttledge not out.. .. 0 B 21, 1 b 4, w 1 .. . . 2 9 B 18, l b l .. . . 1 9 Total ....................88 Total(forlwkts) 50 ST. CHARLES’ COLLEGE v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL. Played at Notting Hill on Saturday, June 9, and resulted in a win for the College by 59 runs. S t . C harles ’ C ollege . Heditch, c Fripp, b Price- W illia m ? ............................10 Strawson, b Pi ice-Williams 17 Rose-Innes,c Jacobs,b Price- Williams .............................6 Comyns, run o u t ....................0 Du Jardin, c Dixson, b Hutchinson ....................26 Edwards, b Fripp....................9 UPTON PARK v. UNITED THEATRICAL. Played at Upton Park on June 1. U n ite d T h e a tr ic a l. First Iuning3. Gaynor, c Dixson, b Fripp.. 0 O’Brien, b Price-Williams.. 27 Hoare, c Cook, b Fripp .. 8 Griffin, c Haycraft, b Fripp 6 Caldbeck, not o u t....................0 B 7, 1 b 5 ............................12 not out..........................13 c Pricc-Williams, b Jacobs ................... 1 c Gossage, b Jacobs .. 0 c Haycraft, b Gossage 2 not out..........................8 D. Lely, b Davis.. .. G. Barrett, run out .. C. Carlyle, b Davis 11. J. Waldograve, not out .......................... S. West, b Haslett B 5, 1 :* 1, w 4 A. Wheatmrn, b Mat­ thews .............................20 J.Brockbank, b Haslett 12 II. Hardy, c Davis, b Haslett ....................17 J. Holmes,c Billamore, b Matthews .. .. 2 C. Raynor, b Haslett .. 0 H. Raynor, b Haslett.. 1 Total .. . . 8 0 In the Second Innings A. Wheatmau scored(b Dines) 5 J. Brockbauk (c Haslett, b Pargy) 4, II. Hardy(c Rjpor, Pargy) 4, J. Holmes (not out) 5, b 3— total 21. U pton P ark . A. J. East, run out A. A. H. Billamore, b H ardy............................ C. W . Carroll, not out.. 25 E. Sharpe, b Hardy .. 7 B 22, 1 b 2, w 4 .. 28 c Fripp, bH iycraft.. 1 c Haycraft, b Fripp .. 7 b Fripp.............................4 c sub., b Fripp .. .. 5 Total ....................121 U niversity C ollege S chool . B 3,1 b 1, w 2 .. 6 Total (7 wks) 47 W . T. Matthews,c and b H ardy............................ 44 F. Haslett, b Hardy .. 33 H. C. Allsopp, b Hardy 0 J. Dives, b Hardy .. 53 C. E. Roper,b Hardy .. 0 G. Pargy, b Wheatman 2 W . H. Davis, b Wheat- man .............................16 Total ..219 UPTON PARK v. FAIRFIELD. Played at Lower Tooting on June 9. F airfield . F. II. Moore, b Davis .. 3 F. W . Ledger, b Davis.. 2 C. H. Hurndall, b Davis 1 A. Glass, not out .. .. 19 E. Roberts, c aud b B acon .............................3 C. H. Barber, c Davis, b Mogge.............................2 R. W . Gaskin, c Bacon, b Davis ....................12 C. II. Byshe, b Mogge .. 1 H. J. Simms, b Mogge.. 0 W. J. Fringe, b Davis .. 13 J. A. Thackrah, b Davies 0 B 10,1 b 3, w 1 . . 1 4 U pton P ark . Total...................70 W. Castell, b Simms .. 3 D. Bacon, b Simms .. 20 H. Mogge, cand b Simms 3 R. Birt, c Hurndall, b Ledger.............................2 W . H. Davies, b Simms 0 J. Dives, not out .. .. 23 W. J. Nye, c Gaskin, b Hurndall ....................0 C. W . Carrell, c Hurn­ dall, b Simms .. .. 0 G. Pargy, not ou t.. .. 13 B 6, lb 2 ..................* 8 Total...................72 H. E. Morxis and A. N. Other did not bat. UPTON PARK v. TJTTENHAM Played at Upton Park on June 2. Tho Tottenham Club, who were playing their Cup tie, brought only a weak team against the Uptonians. T ottenham . 11 F. H. Goseage, c Hoarc, A. R. Trimen, b Straw- 21 sou ............................. 0 J. S Haycraft, b StrawII. Wade, b Edwards .. 4 son .................... 0 W. A. Harris, not out 10 II. R. Dixson, b StrawT. W. Fripp. c Gaynor, b son ............................ 0 Edward8 .................... 5 L. R. Jacobs, c Hoare, J. M. Price-Williams, b 0 S traw son .................... 1 R. J. Hutchinson, b B 7, w 2 .................... 9 Edwards .................... 5 — A. C. Cook, 1 b w, b 70 15 E. Davis, b Ellis .. H. Hadlow. c aud b Haslett ....................5 F. Perrin, b Goddiu .. 4 A. Plumbe, c Ellis. D Haslett ....................0 H. TessiDgton, b Ellis 0 S. Hepe, b Haslett .. 0 T. S. Baker, st Alsopp, b H a s le tt....................6 T.W . Sulfield, st Alsopp, b H a s le tt...................8 C. Plumbe, not out .. 27 R. Johnston, run out .. 0 M. Hodson, o Ellis, b Haslett............................3 B 4, 1b 1, w 1 .. .. 6 Total 70 U pton P ark . H. C. Alsopp, 1b w,'b A. 11. Mogge, st Suffield. b Plumbe .................... 16 1essington.................... 10 H. O. Ellis, c C. Plumbe, W. Castell, not out 14 b A. Plumbe .. 3 R. W . McDonell, not out 24 Y.Godden, b A. Plumbe 6 F. Haslett did not bat 0 T. Kennett, 1 b w, b A. H.Jurgensen did not bat 0 0 B t f . l b l , w 1.. .. 11 W . T. Matthews, b H. — Hadlow .................... li- Total .. ..110 J. Dives, c E. Davis, b 14 THE OLD FRIENDS v. THE NORTH WESTERN. Played at Neasden on Saturday,Jane 9, and after a very pleasant game, ended in favour of The Old Friends by 69 ruas on the first innings. O ld F riends . Shoebridge, c Glover, b Heathcote....................43 Tunstall, b Holmes Lewry, b Dyer .. Bryan, b Holmes . .. Goodso^, 1b w, b Heath­ cote ............................. Page, b Heathcote Abbott, c Heathcote, b Holmes .................... Perkins, notout .. . . 1 5 Dunkley, c Heathcote, c Heaver .................... Spaith, run out .. .. 7 B. Goodson, run out .. 0 B 6, w 5 .................11 Total..............135