Cricket 1883

196 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. ju n e 21 , u ss . THE LEYS SCHOOL V. QUEEN’S COLLEGE. Played at the'Leys, on May 28. Q ueen ’ s . First Innings. Rev. J. H. Gray, c Horsley, b Rowe..................................£0 G. C. Phillips, st Horrley, b Bainbridge............................9 H. F. S. Adams, c Talbot, b Bainbridge............................1 A. H.Richardson, c Horsley, b Rowe..................................... 3 S. O. Purves, c Bainbridge, b T alb ot.................... . . .. 1 A. R. Price, not out .. .. 7 J. F. Shelden, c Bainbridge, b Talbot .............................O b Thomson .. .. 8 A. B. Lillingston, b Talbot 0 A. G. Weddell, b Talbot .. 6cBainbridge, b Thom­ son ..........................0 Rey. J. Brandram, b Talbot 0 F. A. Lace, b Talbot .. .. 5 Extras .............................8 Extras .. .. 3 Second Innings. notout.............................4 st Horsley, b Bain­ bridge .................... 9 notout.............................21 c Bainbridge, bThom- s o n .............................1 Total.............................60 Total E. A. fBainbridge, c ' Richardson, b Shelden 10 C. A. Rowe, b Adams .. 1 A. Vinter, rurt out .. 0 R. S. Talbot, b Adams.. 19 M. H. Horsley, b Brand­ ram .............................10 W . F. Moulton, c Richardson, b Brand­ ram ...........................*' 0 J.. H. P. Strang, c Richardson, b Brand­ ram .................... .. 0 J. C. Ingle, b Gray M. H. Beves, c and Adams.................... G. M. Thomson, Adams.................... H. B . Gowie, not out Extras .. .. Total 46 .. 18 b .. 2 b , 91 THE LEYS SCHOOL v. BUBBLE AND ............. SQUEAK. Played at the Leys, on June 2. S chool . First. Innings. J. H. P. Strang,b Head ... 10 C. A. Rowe, 1b w, b Head .. 11 A. Vinter, 1 b w . b Power .. 1 R. S. Talbot, c Ward, b Head 26 M. H. Horsley, b Head .. 3 E. A. Bainbridge, b Kinlock 0 M. H. Beves, b Kinlock .. 0 G. M. Thomson, b Head .. 2 F. G. Whitworth, not out .. 5 W . C. Robinson, b Kinlock 1 C. E. Talbot, b Kinlock .. 4 Second Innings. b Power .................... b Head .................... c Fish, b Kiulock not out .................... c Ward, b Power b K in lock ....................1 Extras .............................11 b Power b Power b Power b Head., st Hodge, b Head Extras....................10 74 Total .. . . 7 3 B u b b le and Squeak. First Innings. Hon. E. W . Ward, b Bainbridge................. 26 L. J. Fish, st Horsley, b Bainbridge .. .. 0 H .G. Kinlock, b Bain­ bridge ..........................10 J. M. Power, st Horsley, b Bainbridge .. .. 4 A. S. Hargreaves, b Bainbridge...................6 W . T. Power, b Bain­ bridge .. ...................1 In the Second Innings Hon E. W . Ward scored (not out) 46, H. G. Kinlock, (b Bainbridge) 30, W . T. Power not out) 7, H. Raikes (b Rowe) 0, extras 6 ; total 89. H. G. Rooth- b Rowe .. E. F. Hodge, c Strang, b Bainbridge.................... H. N. Head, c Horsley, b Rowe............................. J. L. Peach, b Rowe .. H. Raikes, not out Extras .................... Total .. .. FonBice 3 ter Club v. Merton College. Oxford, at Bicester, June 6 , Titchmarsh took eight wickets for eleven runs. F or Clipstowe v. Alaska, played at Clapton, Jane 9fcb,T. Calvert accomplished the hat trick. THE OLD SALOPIAN DINNER W il l be h e l d on J un e 27 (The last day of the Oxford & Cambridge Match), A t th e C annon S t r e et H o tel , at 7.15. Lord Cranbrook will take the chair. — For tickets, 22s. (inclusive), apply to T ancked R a v e n , Esq., 1 , Cloisters, Temple, W .C . D E V O N S H I R E PK., EAS TBOURNE LAWN- TENNIS TOURNAMENT, 27th AUGUST & following days- GENTLEMEN’S SINGLES “ OPEN.”—First Prize, value, 20 guineas. Entrance, 10s. 6 d. 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