Cricket 1883

oojsk 14, 1883 . CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 173 B u rlin gton . E. Williamson, not out 0 Extras , , . . . . 1 3 E. C. Lindup, not ou t.. 42 E. B. Warren, b Pocock 53 F. W. Freeman, c and b S h a w .............................7 A. Carter, b Pocook .. 7 F.Godrich, D. M. Bowie, A, D. Wallen, W. H. Gallier, W . J. Jeffries, and V. E. Blair did not bat. Total ..122 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. ANGELL TOWN. Played at Loughborough on the ground of the former club, and resulted in a win for the Commercial Union by an inning 3 and twenty- seven runs. C om m ercial U nion . F. G. Day, b Roberts .. 2 E. I. Boor, c Harris, b L ock h art....................1 P. Lees#, b Grey .. .. 13 F. F. Kelly, c Oliver, b L ock h art....................10 A. V Cowley, c Roberts, b Lockhart....................5 G. H. Harnett, b Lock­ hart .............................6 A ngel First Innings. Harris, b Kelly .................... Littell, b H arnett.................... Roberts, run o u t .................... Lockhart, b K elly.................... Stratford, run out.................... Oliver, b H arnett.................... Aldous, b Kelly .................... Gould, b H arnett.................... Cundall, b K e lly .................... Grey, b K elly............................. Britten, not o u t .................... Extras ............................. E. A. Stark,run out . F. Bourne, b Roberts . II. Hall, b Grey .. . G. Teesdale, b Grey . P. W . Milnes, not out. B 2,1 b 2, w 1 .. . Total T ow n . Second Innings. b Kelly.............................0 b Kelly............................0 b Kelly............................ 0 notout............................2 st Cowley, b Harnett 4 1b w, b Kelly . . .. 0 b Kelly.............................8 b H arnett....................0 b Leese ....................0 b Kelly.............................2 run out ....................8 Extras....................13 Total. 21 Total . 37 CRYSTAL PALACE v. BECKENHAM. Played at the Crystal Palace on Saturday, June 9. The C. P. held the wickets the whole day. All the men who did the run-getting, notably Noakes, Cozens, and Dorman, played excellent cricket. C rystal P a la c e . A.W.Gardner-Woolloton b Collier ........................25 L. H. Neame, c Collier, b Chater ..........................2 W . Noakes, st Anderton, b Chater ......................202 C. H. Dorman, b Chater 85 A.E. Oelrichs.c Sturges, b Chater ..........................0 S. M. Fergusson, e Dickens, b Williams.. 13 Beckenham H. Hetley, o Goodwin, b Chater.............................58 G. Cosens, b Sturges . .117 P. Currey, st Anderton, b S tu rg e s....................32 L. J. Turner, b Penny.. 10 F. H. Wheeler, not out 0 B 19, lb 1, n b 2 . . 2 2 Total., did not bat. .566 CRYSTAL PALACE v. BRIGHTON COLLEGE. Played at Brighton on May 30. C r y sta l P alace . W.Ketflewell,c Cotterill, b O'Donoghue .. .. 61 A.W .Gardner-Woolloton b R itc h ie ....................11 C. H. Dorman, e Roche, b Scott.............................7 II. Hetley, c Ritchie, b S c o t t .............................4 L. J. Turmer. c Scott,b Ritchie.............................0 G. H. Newton, c Chown, b R itch ie ....................0 F. Barry, c le Maistre, b Scott............................56 B. Noakes, b Russell .. 24 D. McGeorge, c Roche, b R u s s e ll....................13 H. Williams, b Russell 18 N. Leete, not out.. .. B 4, 1 b 1, w 5 .. 10 Total ..207 B righton C o l l e g e , First Innings. G.H. Cotterill, c Williams, b Dorman ............................. H. F. Scott, b Turner W . de V. le Maistre, b Turner...................................... E. S. Roche, c Kettlewell, b Dorman ............................. P. W . Russell, cKettlewell, b Turner...................................... 1 P. Matthews, b Turner .. 14 C. E. Mellersh, not out .. 8 P. Chown, c Williams, b Dorman ............................. J.Gater, c Dorman, b Turner T. H. O'Donoghue.bDorman E. Ritchie, c Dorman. b Turner..................................... B l ..................................... Second Innings. run out b Barry 9 b D orm an ....................0 1 c Williams, b Dorman 1 b D orm an ....................3 b Turner .. .. .. 4 cKettlewell, b Dorman 14 c and b Dorman . . 5 o Hetley, b Dorman. . 3 not out . B 6, l b l CRYSTAL PALACE v. SUTTON. Played at Sutton on June 9. Total Total . C rystal P alace . First Innings. S. Shorter, c E. F. Hobbs, b Second Inningi. M ille r ..................................... 2 H. Knowles, 1 b w,b Paice .. 11 F. Barry, b P a ic c .................... 3 c Goodison, b Hay- C. Mitchell, b Miller .. 0 J. Asto, run o u t .................... C. E. Smith, c Stribbley, b 7 M ille r ..................................... 10 J. M. Henderson, not out .. 9 W. R. Hawkins, b Miller .. 0 T. Brushfield, b Paice .. 0 A. Kettlewell, b Paice.. .. 0 F. Martelli, b Paice .. .. 0 L b 3..................................... 3 L b l, w l .. .. 2 Total............................ 51 Total . . . . 7 9 A. Hyslop, 1 b S m ith ............................5 W . E Hayman, runout 17 J. Goodison, c and b S m ith ........................... 2 A. G. Kennedy, c Hawkins, b Smith .. 2 L. Paice, c Shorter, b Aste ............................1 E.F.Hobbs,c Henderson, b Smith ...................0 S utton . F. Hobbs, b Smith .. 0 A. Strubbley, b Smith .. 4 T. Miller, c Kettlewell, b Aste .............................0 F. Burrows, not out .. 0 A. R. Jackson,c Mitchell, b A ste.............................0 B 2,1 b 8, w 1 .. .. 6 Total 37 INCOGNITI v. HORSHAM. Played at Horsham on Friday and Saturday, June Sand 9, and left drawn, play on Saturday being interrupted by a heavy thunderstorm. I ncogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. E. A. Parke, b Thornton .. 15 not out ....................5 W . S. Trollope, c Aldridge, b Thornton ....................82 c Abbott, b Thornton 1 A. J. Thornton, b Thornton 2 c Chilman, b Bethune 0 E. J. C. Studd, run out.. 30 notout............................68 C. M. Montgomerie, retired 14 retired.............................19 D. D.Pontifex,c and b Sharp 13 b Thornton.....................5 C. W . M. Dalo, not out .. 76 G.A. Rimington, c C. Lucas, b F. Lucas............................8 Major Bircham, b Bethune 6 E. Cassan, 1b w, b Bethune 1 G. J. Fraser, c Abbott, b Bethune .............................2 B 14,1 b 2, w 3 .. . . 19 B 1 ......................... 1 Total ....................268 Total H orsham . C. Sharp, c Pontifex, b P ark e............................ 45 J. R.Thornton, c Parke, b Trollope....................21 W. Aldridge, b Cassan 6 F. M. Lucas, c Studd, b Parke ....................34 P. Chasemore, b Cassau 4 C. J. Lucas, b Cassan 24 E. jH . Burkitt, b Cassan 44 Total., 99 Capt. Bethune, c Thorn­ ton, b Trollope .. W . Abbott, c Thorn­ ton, b Cassan .. M. H. H. Vernon, b Cassan............................. Chilman, run out.. .. B 21, l b 8, w 3 .. CLAPHAM v HAMPTON WICK. Played at Hampton Wick on June 5, and won by Clapham by 31 runs. H am pton W ick . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Bunn, run o u t.................17 G. Bird, c Behrend, b Helps 27 W . Paice, c and b R. W . Smith.....................................38 F. F. Powell, c Leete, b Helps 6 c E. B. Hadley, b R. W . Smith .. .. 9 F. W . Francis, st Schooling, b Helps ..........................3 not out ....................11 T. G. Clements, c Leete, b Warren .........................19 st Schooling, b R. W, Smith ....................... 0 H. C. Paice, c R. W. Smith, bHelps..................................13 b R. W . Smith.. .. 30 B.F.Francis, c and bWarren 0 H. Wilkinson, not out .. 12 not out ..................... 5 R. MatthewSj run out .. 9 G. Seely, absent...................0 L b 6, w 1 ....................7 Extras.........................3 Total............................151 C la ph a m . R. W . Smith, c H. C. Paice, b Francis .. 5 F. Schooling, b II. P a ic e ............................0 Helps, b H. Paice .. 33 E. B. Hadley, b H. P a ic e ............................3 E. B. Warren, c Powell, b H. P aice.................65 Total 58 A. W . Wlnterbottom, b B u n n .............................27 A. H, Behrend, b Bunn 7 N. Leete, b G. Bird .. 14 F. Hadley, b W . Paice.. 2 B . Smith, not out . . 12 F. Bridge, b G. Bird .. 2 B 6, 1b3, w 3 .. . . 1 2 M.C.O. AND GROUND v. LANCASHIRE. The Lancashire eleven did another good per­ formance inheating a strongish eleven of Maryle- bond Club at Lord’s, cn Tuesday, by ten wickets. On the first innings there was only a difference of nine runs in favour of the County, but excel­ lent bowling, backed up by fine all-round fielding on the second day, enabled Lancashire to have the advantage in the second “ hands,” and Mr. Hornby and Barlow once more did a sensational feat of batting, making 75 runs without the loss of a wieket. Crossland, it will be seen, only bowled three overs in the match. Nash, about whose delivery there is great difference of opinion, in M.C.C. second innings took the last four wickets in twenty-one balls ior five runs. M.C.O. & G. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W . U. Grace, b Nash .. 81 c Haigh, b Barlow . . 0 Mr. J. G. Walker,cWatson, b Barlow......................................28 c Watson, b Barlow 0 Barnes, e Watson, b Barlow 18 b W atson ....................20 Flowers, b N a s h ....................45 c Robinson, b Barlow 8 W.Hearn, cPilling; b Barlow 2 c Nash, b Watson . . 1 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, c and b N a s h .....................................0 1 b w, b Watson . . 0 Gunn, b Nash ....................5 c Pilling, b Nash .. 27 Mr. J. S. Russel, c Haigh, b Barlow......................................14 cPilling, b Nash .. 14 Rylott, b Barlow ....................0 c Crossland, b Nash.. 2 Sherwin, not o u t....................0 not out .........................6 Morley, run o u t ....................3 c Hornby, b Nash . . 0 B 5 ......................................5 B l, lb 1 . . . . 2 Total . . ..151 L an cash ire . First Innings. 0 Mr. A. N. Hornby, Gunn, b Flowers Barlow, run out . . .. Mr.E. Roper, c Sherwin, b Morley ....................3 Robinson, c Sherwin, b Flowers ....................19 Mr. S. M. Crossfield, e Rylott, b Flowers .. 0 Briggs, b Flowers.. .. 18 In the Second Innings Mr. A. N. Hornby scorcd (not out) 52, Barlow (not out) 22 ; B l— total 75. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Mr. C. Haigh, c O’Brien, b Grace.............................9 Watson, notout .. . . 4 5 Crossland, b Flowers .. 7 Pilling, c and b Barnes 22 Nash, b Barnes .. .. 7 B 2 , l b 5 ....................7 Total ..160 M.C.C. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. .. 89.1 18 65 5 .. .. 24 10 47 3 14 27 0 .. .. 30 16 26 3 Crossland . . . 3 0 12 0 Nash .. . .. 18 7 42 4 .. .. 5.1 2 5 4 L an cash ire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. .. 23 10 34 1 .. .. 2.2 0 15 0 4 36 0 .. .. 5 0 14 0 20 6 44 5 . . . . 14 5 15 0 6 23 I .. .. 6 0 14 0 Barnes .. 8.3 2 16 2 .. .. 6 2 16 0 ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE v. CIVIL SERVICE. Played at Blackheath on Saturday, June 9. C iv il S e rv ic e . First Innings. Second Innings. E. W . Wylde, c Campbell, b O’Connor .............................23 b O’Connor .. . . 3 2 W . F. Beauford, b Patey.. . . 16 c Patey, b O’Connor 12 ff. Powell, run out .. .. 3 b Beaumont .. .. 17 C. E. Farmer, c Campbell, b O'Connor ............................ 4 c Warrender,bPlumer 0 T. W . Haddon, b Warrender 7 cMartyn, b Beaumont 4 C. O. Mindim, c Warrender, b Patey..................................... 4 not out .......................11 A. J. King, b Plumer .. .. 7 o Beaumont, b 0 ‘Connor .. ,. 0 G. W . Chetwynd, c Camp­ bell, b Patey .................... 1 e sub., b O’Connor .. 1 R. Hill, c Campbell, b O’Connor .............................1 notout..............................0 W. T. Cooke, b Plumer .. 1 did not bat .. .. 0 E. W . Alpe, not out .. .. 0 c and bO’Connor .. 9 B 3, l b l , w 3 .. .. 7 B 5, l b l , w l . . 7 Total. Total .182 O. B. Martyn, c Cooke, b Chetwynd F. Plumer, 1 b w, b C hetw ynd.................... A. H. Christian, b Chet­ wynd ............................. G. E. Patey, c Farmer, b King............................. W . Gleed, st Farmer, b Chetwynd.................... T. O’Connor, c Cooke, b K i n g ............................. ..........................74 Total R oyal N aval C o lle g e . F.L.Campbell, c Farmer, b King......................... 5 T. B. Moody, not out 4 G. Warrander, b Chet­ wynd 0 A. E. Marchant, b Chetwynd.................3 G. L. Beaumont, b C h etw jn d .................0 B 3,1 b 1, w 2 . . 6 Total .. 23