Cricket 1883

182 C r i c k e t ; a WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j u n e ai, iusb. I n co g n iti . F. E. Street, c A. Pon­ tifex, b Capt. Inglis .. 60 E. J. C. Studd, c and b Wilson.............................8 W . E. Roller, 1 b w, b H atch ............................ 41 D. I). Pontifex, c A. Inelis, b Capt. Inglis 83 E. A. Parke, b Wilson.. 0 J. C. Partridge, b Hatch 11 R .E .Iu glis,b Wilson.. 15 D. W . Williams, c J. Collier, b Hatch.. .. 8 C.‘ W . M. Dale, b A. In g lis ...........................22 B. Posno, c Capt. IngliB, b Hatch.. .. 4 Major Bircbam, not out 7 B 4 ...........................4 Total...........................218 PENGE y. FAIRFIELD. Played onSaturday,Junel 6 , atTooting, between Penge and Fairfield. P en g e . H. W . Dillon, c Gaskin, b L e d g e r .....................45 W . H. Golds, b Stein .. 2 J. Waskett, b Hurndall 8 H. Blake, b Stein .. .. 40 T. J. Parker, b Lodger .. 46 W . Roe, b Ledger .. .. 3 C. T. Hilder, c Roberts,b Hurndall ....................4 F a ir f ie l d . Redding, b Hurndall .. 2 J. H. Stallard, 0 Byshe, b L e d g e r .................... 1 Pope, run out .. . . 2 Lynch, not out .. •. 8 E x t r a s ....................8 Total ..164 C. H. Hurndall, b Par­ ker...................................... E. Reberts, c Lynds, b G o ld s............................. A. Glass, b Golds .. H .G. Chapman, runout Stein, b Dillon .. Ledger, b Golds .. Gaskin, c Waskett, b Dillon.............................13 Fringe, b Dillon .. .. 6 Black, not out .. .-. 1 E x tr a s ....................2 Total .. 58 MISS OSBORN’S TEAM y. MISS SMITH’S TEAM. Played at Rickling Green on June 5. Miss O sborn ' s T e a m . Mr?. E. Smith, run out 84 MissE.Osborn.bS.Smith 101 Mrs. J. Reed, d S. Smith 18 Miss E. Jones, bS.Smith 0 M:8sM.Hayden,bS.Smith 1 Miss F. Herring, not out 1 Miss J. Colman, h w .. 0 B 2, w 10....................12 Total ..162 Miss S m it h ’ s T e a m . First Innings. Second Innings. Miss S. Smith, run out 22 b E. Sm ith.................. 4 Miss M. Quare, b E . Smith . . li b E. Smith.................. 10 Miss M. Rooke, b Osborn . 8 b Osborn .................. 0 Mrs. J. Perring, b Osborn . 6 run out........................... 6 Miss M. Smith, b Osborn . 2 not out.......................... 1ft Miss A. Perring, b Osborn . 2 b Osborn .................. 10 Miss Smith, not out . . . 1 H Total.. .. .. . 53 Total . 63 — From the Herts and Essex Observer of June 16. MARRIED y. SINGLE. Played at Clapton on June 14. SINGLE. G. W . City, I Willocks 41 M. J. Phelps- st Douglas, b Shorter ....................13 E. H. Burkit ,bWillocks 1 S. A. Asser, 1 Shorter .. 14 If. B. Burnell, c Hughes, b W illocks....................n A. Monro, c : nd b Mast 8 G. F. Lee, b Willocks .. 0 M a r r ie d . R. Robertson, b M ast.. 36 F. H. Ferris, c and b M a s t .............................8 C. M. Tebbut, b Shor:er 14 R. J. Chapman, not out 6 li 2,1 b3, w l, n b 1 7 Total .153 C. T. Aveling, st Monro, b Chapman....................43 A. W. G. Woolloton run out..................................... 26 S. Shorter, st City, b A s s c r .............................43 J. Wiilocks, c Burkitt, b C h sp m an ....................10 W. Batty, run ou t.. .. 0 J. II. Douglas, stCity, b Burkitt.............................68 E. Mast, not out.. .. 49 A. F. Newsara, c and b Chapman....................4*2 F. C. Lacourt, c Lee, b Burkitt ....................8 T. S. Welch, b Buikitt 7 R. II. Hughes, b Burkitt 0 B 1,1 b 8, w 4 . . 1 8 Total ..315 LINDEN v. AVONDALE. Played at Peckham Rye on June 9. L in d e n . J A.Williams,c Phillips, b D ick ettrt......................1 A. Stevens, b Dicketts 2 V . E. WatBcn, c Flet­ cher, b Dicketts . ■ 2 G. H. Leeson, b Dicketts ....................7 R. J. Fry, c Fletcher, b Dicketts ....................7 G. Flctcher, retired hurt 5 B. M. Clarke, run out 0 S. G. Horley, c Phillips, b Panter ....................0 F. Rogers, b Dicketts .. 6 J. W . Rowle y, b Panter 2 E. Reynolds, not out .. 0 B 5 .............................5 •Total .. . . 87 Shead, b Williams Benstead, 0 Rowley, b W illia m s .................... Fletcher, c Stevens, b Williams .................... Phillips, b Williams .. Dicketts, b Williams .. Shinn, b Williams Roose, b Leeson .. Panter, b Leeson .. Picken, b Watson.. .. W . Williams, not out .. Harris, 1 b w, b Wil­ liams ............................. B 23,1 b 3 .. Total .. DEVONSHIRE PARK v. THE EAST­ BOURNE COLLEGE. Played at Devonshire Park on June 2. T h e C o lle g e . First Innings. A. Watts, not out.. .. T. T. Harratt, c and b Scanlan .................... F. Nicholls, c Jackson, b Burt ............................. B 2, w 1 .. .. T. Ormerod, c and b Scanlan ....................28 W. Parbury, b Burt .. 0 C. Taylor, b Rogers .. 6 T. P. Hilder, b Burt .. 9 G. Sillem, b Scanlan .. 2 G. Hardman, b Scanlan 0 F. Hawks, b Burt .. .. 3 Total.....................59 II. Partridge, b Scanlan 3 In the Second Innings T. Ormerod scored (not out) 11, W . Parbury (not out) 1, C. Taylor (c Rogers, b Burt) 5 ; b 5, w 2—total 25. D evon sh ire P a r k . J. Jackson, b Ormerod 1 A. Scanlan, c Parbury, b Ormerod....................20 E. Fleming, b Taylor .. 5 R. Rogers, b Ormerod.. 4 H. Rushworth, b Ormerod ....................9 C.Greenhill, c Hardman,. b Ormerod....................28 S. W . Plumer, b Har­ ratt, b Ormerod.. .. 8 H. Burt, b Taylor.. .. 13 C. T. Mander, b Sillem 2 R. G. Vidcock, not ou t.. 20 F. W . Coles, c Hilder, b Taylor.............................11 B 6,1 b 2 ....................8 Total., .129 RICHMOND v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Upper Tooting on June 14. U ppe r T ooting . T. W . Woodgate, b Davies.............................10 F. Brushfield, b Davies 0 J. C. Ker, 1b w, b Davies 1 W . Thorne, not out .. 8 E. P. Bovill, c Holt, b Stafford ....................... 10 B 7,1 b8, w l . . . . 1 6 H. Wilson, c Bunn, b Stafford ....................27 F. C. B. Wright, b Davies.............................5 W . S. Sawyer, c Ander­ ton, b Davies .. .. 49 G.F. Bonner, c Johnson, b S tafford ....................6 J. F. Miller, c and b Stafford ....................6 R. Trevor, c and b Stafford ....................81 Total. .209 R ich m on d . E. Davies, net out E. Anderton, b Ker A. Bunn, not ou t.. B 17,1 b 3, w 1 A. Springett, b Brush* field .............................22 R.E.Ycrburgh, b Brush­ field .............................10 E. D. Cecil, c Wilson, b Ker .............................86 Total. W . Lindsay, b Ker .. 20 A.Holt, Col. Johnson, E.D. Simpson, and Stafford didnot bat- 127 RICHMOND v. R.I.E C., COOPER’S HILL. Played at Richmond on June 16, and won by Richmond by 151 runs. Mr. Studd played very patient cricket for his runs. R ich m on d . B. Allinson, b Harrison 16 W. Barker, c Bower, b Harrison ....................7 A. Springett, b John .. 0 H. K. Avory, l b w, b Bow er............................ 42 F.W.Bush, c and b John 25 K. J. C. Studd, not out 100 J. H. Bingham, b Radcliffe .. .. 6 F. Fielding, b John .. 6 E. P. James, c aud b Hirrisou ....................41 C. Carmichael, not out 1 A. Bunn did not bat. B 11,1 b 12,w 5, nb 7 85 Tctal ..279 R.I.E.C. P. J. Radcliffe, c Bush, b Bingham....................0 F. L. Sprott, b Bingham 5 H.C.John, 1 bw,bJ»tudd 48 W. Knowles, c Fielding, b Barker ....................7 J. H. C ewes, c Allinson, b B.rker .. .. . . 1 7 P. II. Bower, b Bush .. 22 W . A. Hanison, c Allin­ son, b Studd .. .. 2 F. A. Wilson, c ana b B u s h ............................0 S. B. Murray, b Studd.. 7 A. R. Newton, c and b B u s h ............................4 H. E. Chappell, not out 2 B 6,1 b 5, w 3 .. . . 1 4 Total .128 SURREY v, CAMBKIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Cambridge eleven gained their second victory in London by defeating Surrey at the Oval on Saturday. On an excellent wicket an innings was completed on Thursday by each side, with an advantage of 56 runs to the University. After this the luck was much against the county, as with a slippery ball and ground on Friday they had the worst of the out cricket, and as the ground dried on Saturday morning, the wicket was all against batting. The chief feature of the match was the brilliant crieket of Mr. C. T. Studd, the Cambridge Captain, in the second innings. He went in with the total at 31, and was not out at the close, having thus scored 175 out of 276 while he was in. He was only batting three hours and fifty minutes, and his figures consisted of seven­ teen fours, eight threes, nineteen twos, and forty-five singles. He ought to have been caught and bowled when he had got fifty-four, and gave two subsequent chances. Even allow­ ing for these mistakes, the innings was a most brilliant one, his driving being wonderfully clean and well timed, and his cutting very smart. The University won by 200 runs. C am brid g e . First Innings. Mr. J. E. K. Studd, c Birratt, b Johnson .............................6 Mr. C. W. Wright, b Johnson 28 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c W . W. Read, b B a rra tt...................6 Mr. C. T. Studd, c Barratt, b Roller ..................................27 Hon. J. W . Mansfield, c Abel, b Barratt ...................................3 Mr. P. J. de Paravicici, c and b A b e i...........................................61 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, b Hender­ son ...........................................85 Mr. W . N. Roe, b Henderson.. 18 Mr. J. A. Turner, b Barratt .. 1 Mr. C. A. Smith, st Pooley, b Barratt ...................................1 Mr. H. G. Topham, not out .. 1 B 15,1b 4 ......................... 19 Second Innings, c Barratt, b Hender­ son.............................25 b Barratt....................2 b Barratt....................4 n o t o u t ....................1,5 c Johnson,b Barratt 44 cJohnson,hBarratt 1 c W . W . Read, b Barratt . .. 29 b Abel ....................11 b Henderson .. .. 6 b Henderson.. .. 2 1b w, b Henderson 4 B 2,1 b 1, n b 1 4 Total .. ..203 S u rrey . Total . . ..807 First Innings. M. Read, b Paravicini .. Mr, H. W . Bainbridge, c Top­ ham, b Smith.............................7 Mr. J. Shuter, b Topham .. 3 Mr. W. W . Read, c & b Topham 8 Henderson, c Wright, b C. T. Studd ..................................... 8 Mr. W . E. Roller, c Smith, b C. T. S tu d d .............................17 Abel, b S m it h .............................1 Mr. S. W . Cattley, not out .. 11 Johnson, b Smith ....................1 Pooley, 1b w, b Roe....................38 Barratt, b Smith ....................4 B 12,1 b 1 0 .............................22 T o t a l .............................150 Second Innings, c Henery, b C. T. S tu d d ....................4 c Wright, b Para­ vicini ....................11 b C. T. Studd .. .. 45 c Hawke, b C. T. S tu d d ....................56 c aud b Paravicini 4 c and b Topham .. 15 b S m ith .................... 10 b Paravicini .. .. 4 c Turner, b C. T. Stu d d .................... 0 c Henery, b Para­ vicini ....................2 not o u t ....................0 B 1 0 , 1b l,n b 1 12 Total .. 168 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C am b r id g e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Barratt .. .. 53 81 584 ........................ 64 22 121 5 Johnson.. .. 88 16 662 ........................ 18 0 88 0 Roller . . . . 12 4 171 ........................ 6 0 25 0 Henderson .. 15.1 5 15 2 .................... 57.2 26 67 4 M. Read.. .. 3 2 120 ........................5 1 15 0 Abel...................... 6 1 24 1 .. . . . . 10 8 18 1 W . W . ReadlO 5 24 0 Johnson bowled a no-br.ll. S u rrey . First Innings. ’ Second Inninge. O. M. B.W . O. M. R.W. C. A. Sm ith.. 35.1 17 44 4 .. .. 15 8 48 1 C. T. Stndd .. 28 16 27 2 .. .. 29.2 10 48 4 H. G.Topnam 21 8 88 2 .. .. IS 4 81 1 P. J. de Paravicini 8 1 16 1 .. Jl 11 26 J. A. Turner.. 8 1 3 0 o n W . N . Koo . . 8 1 5 1 . . . . 5 3 8 0 Smith bowled a no-ball.