Cricket 1883

JUNE 28, 1883. CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 399 iVELLINGBORO’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL y. YARDLEY HASTINGS. Played at Wellingboro’ on June 21. Yardley Hastings did not bat. W e llin g b o r o ’ G r a m . Sen. A. Pretty, notout.. . . 8 1 [\r. H. Game, c Lucas, bW . Pettitt .. .. 9 i. W. Platt, b W. Pettitt............................ 4 i’.C. Grey, b W . Pettitt 8 . B. Challen, bJohnson 16 3. J. Fryer, run out .. 0 F. C. PreSton, F. C. Robinson, and A. G. Hemfrey did not >at. E. Baker, b G.Smith .. 12 H. E. Platt, not out .. 42 B 3 .......................... 3 Total.............. 178 GREVILLE v. HORNETS. Played at Neasdon on Saturday, June 23. G r e v il l e . 5. Warsop, c and b Parker.............................25 I. Gregory, b Parker .. 24 s\B. Beete, b Parker .. 30 i. 0. Breeds, b Parker.. 6 h R. Wood, b Barker.. 1 . French, b Parker .. 6 Total. H o rn ets . T. Hart, b Parker.. .. 5 T. Syer, not out .. .. 6 A. Davis, b Harris .. 1 G. Sage, b Parker.. .. 0 B 5,1 b 2 ....................7 Elliott, b Wood 5.Elliott, c Warsop, b Beete............................ IV. Goss, c Gregory, b W ood............................ Goddard, run out .. Parker, b Wood V. Pearce, b Wood G. Gale, not out .. H. D. Harris, b Beete .. H. Wheatley, b Beete .. C. W . French, b Wood.. 0 .111 4 0 0 A. Ellis, b Wood .. B 1,1 b 1. Total................... 19 PRING HILL v. MERCANTILE MARINES, layed at Spring Hill, Southampton, on June 23. M e r c a n tile M a r in e s . First Innings. J. Harper, c F. Ran­ dall, b Hickman J. Yiant, c Thorn, b H ickm an .................... A. Tiller, h w, b H ickm an.................... F. Killaway, not out .. B 10,1 b 1 .. .. ] 0. GoldRtone, c Hickman, 1'F. Randall....................0 «V. Ridgley, c Aldridge, b F. R andall....................5 Acton, b Hickman .. 0 • Scovell, c and b F. Randall ....................19 W. Miell.bF. Randall .. 0 T. Wild, c Thorn, b Hickman ....................3 Total...................50 •Curtis, b F . Randall.. 2 In the Second Innings T. Wild scored (not out) 33; F. illaway (c M'Quade, b Serjeant) 3; J. Viant(b Serjeant) 2 ; •Harp?r (c Serjeant, b M'Quade) 0; J. Acton (b Serjeant) ; J. Curtis (c and b M‘Quade) 0 ; extras 2,— total, for five wickets, 43. S pr in g H il l . H. Serjeant, b Scovell .. 16 *. M'Quade, b Scovell .. 1 E- W. Carrick, c Acton, b Scovell.............................7 T. Vint, c Tiller, b Mien ...................5 n. E. Aldridge, run out 4 A. Walrond, b Sco­ vell .....................................3 J. Hickman, b Sco­ vell........................................11 F. J. Randall, c Harper, b S co v e ll....................17 H. W . Randall, b Sco­ vell ............................ 6 F. C. Hay, c Viant, b Scovell ....................2 F. C. Thorn, not out .. 3 B 5, lb 3 ....................8 Total., Norman, b Jones.. Plucknett, not out Shepherd, run out Hollis, b JohnsOn.. B 7, lb 3, w l . . Total .. JEOLIANS v. OLD CHARLTON. Played at Charlton Park on June 23rd. O l d C h arlton . Stapley, b Jones .. 49 ^amsett, b Pearse .. .. 29 Qrser, c Jones, b John­ s o n .....................................1 «i6k, c Morris, b Jones 17 Burrell, b Jones .. .. 1 'vul<lowson, b Jones .. 8 Ur£pcr, c Bailey, b R. Ueasman ....................0 iE oLI ANS. ^ K. Pearse, b Pluck- nett ............................ 52 Bailey, run out.. .. 4 *'•Ileasman, b Risk .. 24 ’• Jones, c Draper, b , Wsk .............................17 •Johnson, c Norman, b lvEi * ................................o Moms, b Risk .. .. 0 Total . 0 . 4 . 11 .126 F. G. Hazeil, not out .. 21 E. J. Heasman, st Shep­ herd, b Risk .. .. 18 E. II. Heasman, run out .............................o G. L. Burdge, not out.. 8 B 1, w 2 ....................8 ..142 E. H. Dines did not bat. CLIFTON v. CHELTENHAM. (.Wsyed at Cheltenham on June 22 and 23. The I ifton captain won the toss, and put Cheltenham 1 >but rain came on and made batting very easy. Heath, despite that he was onee admittedly caught at the wicket, played a fine innings, though somewhat lucky. Hornby gave two chances in his 33, for which he hit exceedingly hard. Key, for Clifton, gave an easy chance when he had scored 9, from a bumpy ball, but after this mistake his innings was a good one ; he went in first wicket and was out last. In Cheltenham’s second innings they lost six wickets for 11 runs, but Hornby and Fergusson hit well and saved them from an insignificant score. Fergusson gave two chances at mid-off. Johnston kept wicket splendidly, taking three catches. Clifton, with 132 to win, began scoring very fast, until at 21 Brain, their captain, was l b w , and Key scored only 1. Bradford and Sandford played perfect cricket, and to their steady play Clifton mainly owes its victory. C h e lte n h a m C o lle g e . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Robinson, c Johnston, b H arlan d ..................................... 21 b Fowler.......................3 R. E. Heaven, b Key...................... 3 c Bradford, b Fowler 0 L. H. Taylor (capt.), b Fowler 13 c and b Key .. .. 5 E. M. Blair, b B rain....................9 c Johnston, bFowler 0 A. B. Heath, b Schmitz .. ..84 c Key, b Fowler .. 0 C. E. Pierson, b Fox....................11 c Johnson, b Key .. 1 D. C. Lee, c and b Brain .. .. 9 c and b Brain.. .. 10 H. A. Hornby, c Brain, b S ch m itz......................................33 c HartneU, b Fowler 10 V. Fergusson, not out .. .. 17 b B r a in ....................20 G. Crypps, b Key ....................8 c Johnston, b Brain 5 E. W . Edmondson, b K ey.. .. 0 not o u t ....................2 B 3, 1 b 4 .............................7 B l, l b l . . .. 2 T o t a l.............................215 Total.. .. 58 C lifton C ollege . First Innings. Second Innings. J. H. Brain (capt.), st Taylor, b E dm ondson.............................7 1 b w, b Fergusson.. 28 C. C. Bradford, b Fergusson .. 20 b H e a th ....................46 K. D. Key, c Taylor, b Edmond- c Hornby, b Ed- s o n ..................................... .. 91 mondson .. .. 1 C. D. Sandford, b Edmondson 5 c Blair, b Edmond­ son............................ 31 B. T. Harland, c Hornby, b Edmondson .............................1 not o u t .........................12 F. G. Newbolt, c Taylor, b c Crypps, b Edmond- Edmondson .. .. . . .. 3 son ....................14 J. H. Fox, b Edmondson .. .. 7 c Cryppa, b Ed­ mondson .. .. 1 M. A. Hartnell, b Edmondson.. 0 G. Fowler, b Hornby....................6 C. G. Schmitz, b Hornby.. .. 3 H. Johnston, not out....................0 not o u t .........................0 B l . w l .....................................2 B 6,1 b 2 .. .. 8 Total ............................ 145 Total.. ..134 FREE FORESTERS v. OATLANDS PARK. Played at Oatlands Park, on June 20 and 21. F r e e F oresters . First Innings. J. H. Bridges, b Currie .. 14 J. J. Freeman, st Walker, b C urrie..................................... 9 J. Spens, c Currie, b Hornby 14 G. H. Goldney, b Currie .. 6 T. K. Tapling, run ou t.. .. 4 J. Eyre, b Currie....................2 H. F. Paravicini, b Currie .. 5 J. Kenrick, c Harbottle, b Currie..................................... 33 G. Law, c Newman, b Currie 20 E. Rutter, c Harbottle, b S p ir o ..................................... 0 R. Caldwell, not out .. .. 7 B 6, w 2, n b 3 .. . . 1 1 Second Innings, c Harbottle, 1)Hornby 25 st Hume, b Currie .. 2 c Hume, b Currie . .129 b Currie ....................8 b W a lk e r ....................1 c Harbottle, b Hornby 22 c Hornby, b Currie .. 0 retired.................... c Spiro, b Walker not out.............................4 c and b Walker .. .. 0 B 12 ....................12 Total ..125 Total .. ..296 O atlan ds P a r k . J. R. Walker, c Tapling, b Kenrick .. .. 59 S. G. Harding, b Law .. 10 D. Spiro, b Goldney .. 9 E. Hume, 1b w, b Gold­ ney .............................1 E. J. Harbottle, c and b Goldney ....................0 F. V.Hornby, bKenvick 29 E. O. Davis, c Freeman, b Butter ....................19 C. E. Currie, not out .. 10 R. N. Newman, b Ken- rick .............................0 A. C. Courage, run out 8 T. H. McLachlan, b Goldney ....................0 B 18,1 b 1, w 4 .. 23 Total . .108 D. F. COCK’S XI. v. WITHAM (ESSEX). Played at Whitham, on June 20, and won by the visitors, who had a strong team, including Barratt and Johnson, the Surrey bowlers. How well they bowled the following analysis will show : — Barratt, 24 overs, 11 maidens, 26 runs and 4 wickets : Johnson, 26 overs, 15 maidens, 30 runs, 6 tickets. A. T, Pearce played a thoroughly goc d innings for 47, without a chance until he was caught f om a hard drive. Barratt and Johnson also played sound cricket for their runs. Roberts,forWith am, was top scorer. Copeland was in a long time, playing the good bowling confidently until Barratt beat him with one of his “ peculiars.” D. F. C ock ' s XI. First Innings. A. T. Pearce, c Stevens, b Owen ....................47 0 D. F. Cocks, b Leigh Barratt, st Roberts, b J.S. Kistruck, b Roberts D ixon ..............24 W . F. Wall, c Copeland, A. G. Cocke, b Dixon .. 3 b Stevens *....................5 G. Wigley, b Dixon .. 0 R. P. Birkett, c and b G. Harlow, not out .. 0 Roberts ....................7 B 8,1 b 2, w 2 .. 12 W . Brierley, c Dixon, b Roberts .. .. .. 3 Total .. ..129 Johnson, c Roberts, b L e ig h .............................26 In the Second Innings A. T.Pearce scored ( l b w , b Dixon) 19, J. S. Kistruck (b Dixon) 5, W . F. Wall (not out) 23, R. P. Birkett, (c and b Dixon) 0, W. Brierley (not out) 12; total 59. W lTHAM. W.H. Bullock, c Wigley, b Johnson C. R.Stevens,c Brierley, b Johnson....................10 Roberts, c Pearce, b Barratt ....................33 H. G. Owen, b Johnson 6 E. Copeland, b Barratt 11 J. A. Pledger, cPearce,b Barratt ....................0 R. King, c Wigley, b Johnson ....................0 Rev. C. E. Leigh, st Brierley, b Barratt .. 3 T.ID. Dixon, c Wigley, b Johnson ..................... K. V. Cornell, not o u t.. J. Dixon, b Johnson .. B 1,1 b 2 .. .. Total.. .. 1 WILLESDEN v. SOUTH NORWOOD. Played at Willesden, on June 20. W il l e s d e n . P. T. nills, b Leeds .. 57 S. Sniallfield, b Leeds.. 1 W . P.Williams, b Lepds 9 F. Levick, b Leeds .. 4 L. Cloudesley, c Wilson, bWobb ....................10 T. W . Suffield, c Leeds, b Webb ....................15 F. J. Lan&dell, b Leeds 8 R. Davie,cFeatherstone, b Leeds ....................13 S outh N orw ood , First Innings. Featherstone, b Hills .. .. 7 A. E. King, c Hills, b Cloud­ esley .....................................o C. E. Leeds, b Cloudesley .. 1 T. 11. llollis, c Webb, b Leete ............................. C. Maxwell, not out .. 0 F. S. Long did not bat. B 3, 1 b 3, wl .. .. 7 Total .135 Second Innings. c Williams, b Lans- d e ll.............................2 W . P. Neall, b Hills .. .. 9 notout.............................9 H. W . Wilson^ c Suffield, b Cloudesley...........................7 notout..............................10 II. P. Tidy, b Cloudesley .. 1 c Williams, bHollis 6 E. Leeds, c Hollis, b Hills .. 15 N. Leete, c Lansdell, b Hills 6 b Lansdell...................... F. W . King, c Davie, b Cloudesley............................. 2 b Lansdell...................... F. W . Wiltshire, c Lansdell, b Cloudesley ...................0 c Hills, b Hollis * n N . W . Webb, not out .. B 5,1 b 2, w 1 0 run out 8 Total B 5, w 3 Total CHATHAM HOUSE WANPEBERS v. CARSHALTON PARK. Played at Carshalton Park, on June 23. C arsh alton P a r k . J. Colman, c Holt, b J. Clemence .. A. J. Scott, b Holt .. 32 S.B.Harbottle.b Wotton 2 J. II. Bridges, b Cheesman....................23 W . H. Bather, b Holt .. 26 J. E. A. Greatorex, c Gillow, b Essery .. 12 E. Giberne, b Holt .. 18 G. H. H. Goldney, b Cheesman .. .. .. 36 A. Durandu, b J. Clem enco.................... H. B. Burnell, not out Capt. MuggeriCge, b Holt ............................ B 18,1 b 5,w 5 . . 5 Total ..211 C h ath am H ouse W an d erers . R. S. Jones, b Goldney 60 A.Holt,cScott,b Burnell 4 J. W . Clemence, b Goldney ....................0 F. Clemence, c Dur­ andu, b Greatorex .. 65 J. Wotton, st Colman, b Greatorex S. Cheesman, not out .. 17 W . J. Essery, c and b Greatorex....................6 A. Bunn, c Durandu, b Burnell ....................9 B 7,1 b 2, w 1 .. 10 Total ..174 W. M. Anderson, H. Gillow and S. A. Jones did not bat.