Cricket 1883

198 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. june as, lm. ances. Some of hia achievements in the way of run-getting on going in first with Barlow, whose unwearied defence has made him an ex­ cellent foil to Mr. Hornby’s hitting, have been really extraordinary, and only recently, for Lancashire against the Marylebone Club and Ground, at Lord’s, the two batsmen got seventy- five runs, and won the match without the loss of a wicket. Mr. Hornby is, without a doubt, the most popular cricketer of the day. His enthusiasm for the game is unbounded, and he never spares trouble, money or time to help. in the promotion of good cricket. No benefit match but finds him an active supporter, and in him professional players have always had a true friend. As a cricketer, too, he has had very few superiors. His batting all­ round is remarkable for vigour and, indeed, when he get3 set, his powers of punish­ ment, whatever the bowling, are exceptional. As a field, too, he is unequalled, and whether in the long field, where he covers any amount of ground, or close to the wicket, he is equally safe, though being ambidextrous, his ability has had better chance “ in the country.” As a cricketer Mr. Hornby’s name will always be regarded with respect and affection, but he has also distinguished himself in other branches of sport. He played several times for England in the International Rugby football matches, and was Captain of the English fifteen the last year he played. He is also an enthusiast in his love of the chase, and rides particularly well to hounds. Mr. Hornby is a Captain in the East Cheshire Militia, and is said that at the next election he will in all probability seek to add the letters M.P. to his name, after the example of his father and elder brother, Mr. E. K. Hornby, who was in the House a few years ago. T P E v £ C 0 R E v B 0 0 K . I f 'payment has not been made for the season's scores in advance , each score , to ensure inser­ tion , must be accompaniedwith a postal order for One Shilling. Scores must reach us by First Delivery on Tues­ day morning , or they will have to wait till the following week. Preference will be given to the scores of Clubs arrangingfo r the insertion of their matches throughout the season. RAVENSBOURNE (2 nd XI.) v . FORE STREET (2 nd XI.) Played at Forest Gate, on Saturday, June 9. T h e R avensbourne (2nd X I.) A. J. Prior, c Findou, b Knight............................. Foster, b Knight .. W. Morley, b Knight .. G. Pragncll, b McNcille Nicholls, b MoNeille O. H. G. Williams, ( Findon, b Knight .. P. Williams, b Knight II. T. Palmer,bMcNeille E . Coath, not out J. T. Tirrell, bMcNeille li. Binny, b MoNeille.. B 7,1 b 1, w 1 Total . . .. Ritchie, e Coath, b Wil­ liams .......................... 3 Nelson, c Dr. Prior, b Williams ................. 5 McNcille, run o u t.. .. 3 Knight, c Prior, b Wil­ liams ..........................0 Findon, b Tirrell .. .. 14 Newman, run out, bPrior 3 Lee, b Tirrell................. 4 F o re S t r e e t (2nd XI.) W . H. Ormerod, b Bur­ nett .............................5 W . F. de Fabeck, b S. Scott .............................38 E. Childs, c C. Drew, b Burnett .................... 1 M. J. Druitt, st Smith, b S. Scott............................ 25 B lack h eath M o rden . S. Christopherson, not out .............................26 F. W . Prior, c E. Drew, b S. Scott....................6 G. O. Jacob, not out .. 12 B 1,1 b 8 ....................4 Total ..117 T. B. Hearne, A. H. Nowington, andD. S. Christopherson did not bat. SELHURST v. HIGHBURY QUADRANT. Played at Selhurst, on Monday, Juno 18. F. Wilslier bowled splendidly for Selhurst, taking 13 wickets for 17 runs. H ig h b u r y Q u ad ran t . First Innings. Ayling, b W ilsher.................... Lilley, b W ilsh er.................... Rogers, b Wilsher.................... Debenham, c and b Selby .. Herring, c and b Wilsher .. Paxon, b W ilsher.................... Ockendon, c and b WilBher Bruce, b W ilsher.................... Anderson, b Selby.................... Hooper, not o u t .................... Barrass, b S e lb y .................... B 2,1 b 1 ............................. Second Innings. 3 c and b Wilsher 16 0 b Raynes ...................0 0 not out.............................4 c Ray, b Wilsher .. 4 1b w, b Wilsher.. .. 0 b Selby.........................0 ruu out.............................9 c and b Wilshor.. .. 0 b W ilsh er....................0 b W ilsh e r ....................0 2 1b w, b Selby .. .. 0 3 B .............................2 Total.............................17 S e lh u r st . First Innings. J. Mellor, c Lilley, b Rogers.............................8 C. Harbour, c Ayling, b Rogers.............................3 T. Selby, b Ayling .. 4 F. Wilsher, o Rogers, b Ayling.............................4 Raynes, c Bruce, b Ayling............................ 2 G. Shirley, b Rogers Total .. 35 In the Second Innings J. Mellor scored (b Rogers) 1 ; C. Harbour (not out) 3; T. Selby (not out) 1; Garnham (c and b Rogers) 2 ; B, 2 ;—Total, 9. Stowley, run out, b P. W illia m s....................0 Virtue, c P. Williams, b Tiiroll.............................1 McSkimming, not out 0 Pollock, c Prior, b P. W illiam s....................0 B 2, lb 1 .. .. 3 Total 36 BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. OAKLANDS. Played at Blackheath ou June 16. S. Scott, c Druitt, b S. Christopherfion .. .. 8 A. Burnett, b Druitt .. 84 E . Y. Drew, b S. Chrieto- pherson............................0 H. Hartley - Smith, b D r u itt............................0 C. C. Drew, b Druitt .. 8 T. C. Sheard, c Druitt, b S. Christopherson .. 5 W . Pitman, b S. Christo­ pherson ............................8 W . A. W . Scott, b D. Christopherson.. A. Wilson, b Druitt F. M. Robertson, Childs, b Druitt J. M. Broad, not out B 5 , 1b 2 Total .. .. 12 1 15 93 W . Hill, b Rogers C. Allison, c Ayling, b Rogers............................. A. Ray, b Rogers .. Garnham, not out Grayson, e and b Ayling............................. B 10,1 b 2, w 1 Total .. WANSrEAD v. CLAPTON. Played at Clapton, on June 21. W an stead . J. B. M a n s o n , b T. A. Cosser, c Newsam, b D o u g la s ........................17 E. M. Hall, c Edwaids, b Douglas ........................16 L. R. Bustard,c Edwards, b D o u g la s ..........................9 C. E. Cockett, c Douglas, b Batty.................................42 H. H. Johnson, b Ed­ wards ...................................6 W . Francis, o Monro, b B a t t y ............................-.8 8 C lapton . B a tty .................... .. 7 E. Pelly, c Anderton, b Edwards ....................9 P. M. Evans, not out .. 11 R. E. Psake, c Jacomb, b Batty ....................9 F. C. Hill, notout.. .. 2 B 6,1 b 1, w b 1 .. 8 Total ..174 C. T. Avoling, c Pelly, b P e a k e .............................80 W . Batty, 1b w, b John­ son.....................................27 J. H. Douglas, b H. W . Johnson ....................8 E. Anderton, c Manson, b Cosser ....................26 G. W . City, b Oosser .. 36 A. W . G. Woolloton, not out .................... 11 J. F. Newsam, b Cockett 1 C. M. Tebbut, not out 17 B 15,1b T, w l , nb 2 25 Total ..176 F. C. Jacomb, A. Monro, and E. Edwards did not bat. LENNOX v. THE OLD FRIENDS. Played at Dulwich, on June 16, and resulted in favour of the home team by 88 runs. T h e O ld F r ie n d s . Page, run out Perkins, b Rimmington Lewry, b Rimmington.. Tunstall, b Rimmington Bryan, c C. P. Tregellas, b Goddard.................... T. Goodson,c Heasman, b Goddard.................... Mott, not out .. .. . 10 0 0 0 E. Goodson, b Goddard Wigginton, b T. S. T regellas.................... Eades, absent .. Willis, absent .. .. B 7,1 b 1, w 2 Total B. Heasman, b Lewry.. 20 T. S. Tregellas. b T. Goodson ....................20 Booty, b Lewry .. .. 1 Rimmington, 1 b w, b Lewry.............................16 Goddard, b Lewry .. 9 Champnefc’8, b Lewry .. 0 Nevill, b Lewry .. . . 4 GREVILLE v. WEST KENT WANDERERS. Played at Blackheath on Wednesday, June 20, resulting in a very close match, with a victory for the West Kent Wanderers by fire runs. It was subsequently discovered that the wicket was 18 inches short. G r e v il l e . A. Davis, c Coppinger, b Collins............................. A. Wilkins, run out J. French, not out.. .. B. Warsop, c Coppinger, b Collins .................... G. R. Wood, 1 b w, b C ollins............................. H. Gregory, c Coppinger, b W . Smith.................... C. Bending, c Ewbank, 3 b W . Smith .. 8 21 W . Cale, c Collins, b W. 13 0 Rowe, b Smith 0 3 W . Davis, not out 15 Goodwin, b Llovds 0 8 B 2,1 b 3 .. .. 5 11 W e st K ent W a n d e r e r s . 52 Total W . Smith, c Goodwin, b Wilkins.............................0 A. Luckett, c Wood, b Wilkins.............................4 Pocock, b Wilkins .. .. 9 T. Coppinger, b Wilkins 0 A. E. McBain, not out .. 27 R. Collins, b Wilkins .. 4 Weston did not bat. E. Lloyd, b Wood C. Ewbank, b Wilkins.. A. E. Wilson, b W ood.. Chandler, b Wood.. W b 1 .................... .. 87 45 2 0 0 1 Total. L e n n o x . Piesse, b Tunstall .. 8 Steed, b Lewry .. .. 0 R. E. Mayo, not out .. 12 C.P.Tregellas, st Lewry, b T. Goodson .. .. 18 B 28,1 b 3, w 1 . . 3 2 ..140 GREYILLE v. S t . JAMES’S, Played at Neasdon, on Saturday, June resulting in a draw, much in favour of Greville. G r e v il l e . C. D. Hamilton, 1b w, b N. B. Beete, run out .. Papprill ....................27 H. Gregory, b Pappril J. French, b Carter .. 1 B. Lansdown, st Ver- A. O. Breeds, b Keen .. 2 wayen, b Papprill .. B. Warsop, c Goodlake, C. Lane, b Carter.. .. b Carter ....................0 W . H. Tidey, not o u t .. C. Robinson, c Keen, b B 14, 1b 2, w 1 Papprill ....................28 G. R. Wood, c Carter, b Total Seth .............................16 St. J am es ’ s . W . F. Keen, b Wood ..5 r F. Price, not out .. G. E. Fryer, b Wood .. 0 B . Verwayen, b Robinson 7 1 Total .. G. Carter, Papprill and others did not bat. 16, the 3 7 19 9 4 17 ..183 15 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. KEN­ SINGTON SCHOOL. Played on Saturday, June 16, at the Eton and Middlesex. H am pstead N on descripts . E. I. Fripp, b Pritchard 12 L.Hutchinson, runout 5 C. G. Hentsch, b Prit­ chard .............................4 H. Bason, b Raynor .. A. R. Evershed, b Prit­ chard ............................ J. M. Farmilor, b Prit­ chard ............................ A. Bertlin, not out B 30,1 b 2, w 10 W . J. Haycraft, b Prit­ chard .............................71 H. Woodall, b Pritchard 2 C. E. Fripp, b Raynor.. 15 F. E. Lewis, b Pritchard 73 K ensington S chool . D. Munro, run out .. 2 H. Nanson, b Haycraft 2 Mr. C. H. Pritchard, b F rip p .............................23 P. Wright, b Haycraft.. 0 E . M. Clarke, b Haycraft 2 E. W . Jones, b Fripp .. 7 F. Dubois and R. Barff did not bat. Total................... 232 Mr. Raynor, b Haycraft 0 P. Agncw, not out.. .. 2 F. Paget, not out .. .. 1 B 2 .............................2 Total. 41 CRICKET IN GERMANY. JENA v. WEIMAR. The first match between these two places, after an interesting game, was won by Jena by 1 run. J en a . W . Sanderson, c Gre­ ville, b Clarkson .. 16 E. R. Bouch, c sub., b Greville .................14 A. Hopkirk, b Bancroft 12 P. Aitken, run out .. 0 R. Buchanan, c Greville, b Bancroft...................3 H. Orr, run out . . .. 1 G. Lambie, b Bancroft 0 W . Gunning, not out .. 0 Extras ....................9 Total................... 55 F. Grevillc, c Sanderson, b H opkirk.................... W . Barclay, st Bouch, b Sanderson .................... Buller, c Hopkirk, b Sanderson.................... Clarkcon, b Buchanan.. Elliot, b Buchanan .. 19 Bancroft, run out.. L. Plate, b Sanderson.. De Forest, c and b Hop­ kirk ............................ E. Keasberry, not ou t.. E x t r a s .................... Total..............54