Cricket 1883

202 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e as, u»; NORTH v. SOUTH. P ooley ’ s B en e fit . The match between North and South, played at Kennington Oval on Thursday last and two following days, for the benefit of Edward Pooley, the Surrey wicket-keeper, proved a distinct success in every way. Rain interfered with the wicket somewhat on the first day, but afterwards there was nothing to prejudice the chances of the batsmen. Still the scoring on both sides was below what might have been expected, and the match, which was rather in favour of the bowlers throughout, ended, after an exciting finish, in favour of the North bytwer.ty-two runs. Neither side had its full strength, but the game was well contested, and some fair cricket was shown, particularly by Hon. M. B. Hawke and Lock­ wood for the North, by Mr. A. P. Lucas—whose first appearance it was at the Oval this year— Maurice Read and Hearne for the South. The fielding of the Southerners was very loose, when the Northwent in a second time and their chances were thereby greatly reduced. The best feature of the match was the bowling of Woof for the South. Iu the two innings of the North, he took twelve wickets at a cost of 127 runs, and he has never bowled with greater precision or judgment. Not one of the Northern batsmen was bowled in either innings. N or th . First Innings. Ulyett, c Lucas, b Woof . . 20 Barlow, 1b w, b Grace.. . . 33 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Phil­ lips, b Woof ....................4 Shrewsbury, c Woof, b Grace 13 Lockwood, c W . Read, b W o o f ............................. Bates, c W . Read, b Woof Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Hearne, b W oof...................................... Emmett, not out .. Mills, c and b Grace Peate, c W . Read, b Grace .. Disney, c W. Read, b Woof 1 B 3,1 b 1 .............................4 Second Inning3. c Lucas, b Woof .. 42 c W . Read, b Woof .. 1 c Gilbert, b Hide c Grace, b W oof.. 28 6 4 11 , 0 6 c Humphreys,bGilbort 39 c Lucas, b W oof.. .. 35 c Roller, b Woof .. 0 c W . Read, b Woof .. 7 not out ....................4 c Lucas, b H ide.. .. 0 runout.............................0 B 2,1 b 1 .. .. 3 Total.............................130 Total.................. 215 S outh First Innings. Second Innings. Dr. W . G. Grace, c Disney, b Barlow......................................1 b Barlow .................. . V Mr. A. P. Lucas, c Lockwood, b E m m e tt.............................41 M. Read, b Barlow....................18 b Ulyett .................. . 33 Mr. W . W . Read, c Lock­ wood, b B a te s ....................20 b Barlow .................. . 9 G. G. Hearne, b Barlow .. 23 c Hornby, b Ulyett . . 28 Mr. W . R. Gilbert, c Barlow, b E m m e tt.............................6 c Hornby, b Peate . . 13 W . Humphreys, c Emmett, b Barlow ............................. 1 not out........................... . 22 Mr. W. E. Roller, 1 b w, b P e a t e ..................................... 28 b Bates.......................... 1 H . Phillips, c Lockwood, b Emmett .............................4 1) Peate.......................... , « Woof, c and b Peate .. .. 22 1 b w, b Bates .. . 10 A. Hide, not o u t ....................0 b Bates........................... « B 15, w 2 .............................17 B 4, 1 b 2 .. . . 6 Total.............................181 Total .. .,.142 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N orth . First Innings. O. M. R.W. W o o f.................... T4.1 T9 58 6 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. H i d e ....................47 G race................... 17 31 42 0 8 26 4 .. Humphrey.* Gilbert .. Hearno .. SouTn. 47 18.2 19 3 8 11 19 69 6 13 21 2 4 46 0 0 14 0 0 37 1 3 25 0 First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R .W . O. M. R.W. P .a to ...................... 33.1 22 35 2 .. .. 38 2*5 36 2 Baric w . . . . 51 30 52 4 . . . . 2i 9 50 3 tTlyetf...................... 21 11 34 0 . . . . 11 0 9 2 Bat ...................... 13 8 15 1 . . . . 20 8 26 3 Enmttt .. .. 20 10 27 3 .. .. 4 0 15 0 Emmett bowled two wides. A scratch game was afterwards played. Ulyett and Bates hit well, and stumps were drawn when Mr. Hornby’s Eleven had lost ight wickets^ M r . H ornby ’ s E le v e n . Shrewsbury, c Roller, b W o o f ................................14 Barlow, c M. Read, b Gilbert ..........................5 Lockwood, c W . Pead, b Gilbert ..........................4 Peate, c Hearn, b Gil­ bert ............................ 4 Bates, b Woof . . . . 1 6 Gilbert, b c Rol- Ulyett, Grace Mr. J. Cranston, ler, b Lucas Mills, c Barratt, b Rol­ ler..................................... Moore, not out B ............................. Total ..147 On the first day £135 13s. was taken, on the second £148 9s., on the third £117 lGs.—or £401 18s. in all, so that, financially, the match was a great success for Pooley. NORWOOD PARK v. MORDEN. Played at Morden, on Juno 1G. N orw ood P ar k . D. S. Hindmarsh, b W . Roberts,c Ashworth, Skilton .................... 8 b Stockbridge .. 5 S. II. Flindt, b Skilton 4 II. Dunk, c Knight, b C. T.Hatt, n w,b Skilton 2 Skilton............................. 2 G. Wilson, c Mack, b H. B. Robinson, b Skilton .................... 15 Skilton .................... 4 R. E. Diggles, b Skilton 5 W . H. Castell, not out.. 3 W.Boyton,h w,b Skilton 3 B 3, lb 2.................... 5 J. Gilmore, b Stock— bridge ............................ 6 Total .. .. 62 M orden . C. Skilton, c Diggles, L. Vidler, c Roberts, b b Roberts.................... 3 1 G. Warner, b Flindt .. 2 E. Knight, not out 13 F. Ashworth, c HindS. Jackson, not out .. 8 marsh, b Dunk.. 29 W . Stockbridge did not J. Mack, c Wilson, b bat. Flindt............................. 0 B 14,1 b 2, w 1 .. 17 A. R. Harwood, b Hind­ marsh ............................. 23 Total .. 98 A. noole, b Boyton .. 2 A. G.Harwood,c Wilson, b B o y to n .................... 0 AMHURST v. COLVESTON. Played at Clapton, on June 1G. COLVESTON. C. E. Revill, b Richard­ son ............................ 39 H .W . Pritchett,c Ocken- den, b King....................11 W . J. Meek, b King .. 2 H. Clemetson, b King .. 4 F. Clemetson, not ou t.. 0 B 6, 1 b 2 .. .. 8 W.P.Russell,c Goulden, b King.............................6 W . Hayworth, b King 0 J. Dowell, c Walker, b K i n g .............................9 G. Swinstead, c Ocken- den, b King .. .. 37 H. G. Gadsden, b Henderson....................8 F. Swinstead, b King . . 0 A m h u r st . W . Trick, b Meek .. .. g R. E. Hunt, b Dowell 0 R. M. Walker, c Dowell, b G. Swinstead.. . . 5 H. D. King, not out .. 34 II. Richardson, C. Baxter, W . Cambridge, W . Goulden, H. C. Henderson and P. Ockendeu did not bat. Total ..124 R. H. Clarke, not out .. 8 B 1, w 6 ....................7 Total .. . . 6 3 STYGIANS v. WOBURN PARK. Played at Woburn Park on June 21. S ty g ia n s . First Innings. W . S. Shirley, run out .. 2 P. Bridges, c Jackson, b K e lly ..................................22 C. B. Ashmore, c Eyston, b Murieta ......................... 25 H. J. Stoughton, b Jackson 0 E.S.Biddell, c Ullathorne, b Murieta .........................15 T. D. Ashmore, not out .. 21 A. S. Trevanion, not out Second Innings. b Jackson ....................17 c and b Jackson.. not out.................... A. B. How, b Jackson .. C. W . Tepper, b Jackson B 2 ............................. b Jackson.................8 7 c Gaisford, b Ulla­ thorne ....................2 9 0b J ack son ........................0 2 B 2............................2 .. ..103 W oburn P a r k . Total .. . . 4 3 Gaisford, c Shirley, b H o w .............................9 Cary-Elwes, c sub., b H o w .............................4 R<nault, c C. Ashmore, b B id d e ll....................28 Kelly, c sub., b Biddell 23 Jkiurieta (ma.), not out 43 Ullathorne, c and b Bridges « . . . .. 56 Wheble, 1b w, b C. Ash­ more .............................4 Murieta (mi.), c C. Ash­ more, b Biddell.. .. 25 Jackson, o sub., b Bid­ dell .............................13 Eycton, 1 b w, b Biddell 3 Ward, b Biddell .. .. Extras ....................16 Total .229 THANET COLLEGE, MARGATE v. SOU! EASTERN COLLEGE, RAMSGATE. Played at Margate, on June 20, T h an et C o lle g e . First Innings. L. Foster, b Cunningham .. C. Gothard, b Cunningham.. W . Leetham, c Samson, b Harmer..................................... W . Austen, c J. Ruttledge, b Samson ............................. F. Harris, b Samson .. F. Hemwell, b Samson.. .. W . Barnsdale, st Curtis, b Samson ............................. T. Dixon, c and b J. Rutt­ ledge ......................................1 W . Hamley,b Harmer .. 20 W . Stiles, c Vines, b Cun­ ningham ........................1 D. Lott, not o u t ....................0 B 8,1 b 3, w 3.................14 Second Innings, b Cunningham .. b S am son .................. 1 b Cunningham .. c and b Cunningham c Key, b Cunningham b Cunningham .. 6 b J. Ruttledge . b J. Ruttledge , b Samson .. . notout . b Cunningham . B 4, w 1 Total............................66 S outh E astern C o lle g e . First Innings. J. Ruttledge, c Harris, b Second Innings. Austen...................................... 8 c and b Austen .. D. Ruttledge, b Leetham .. 3 c Hemwell,b Leetham A. Cunningham, b Austen .. F. D. Curtis, c Hemwell, b 8 c Gothard, b Leetham Austen..................................... 0 c Dixon, b Austen .. F. F. Key, b Austen .. 14 c Dixon, bAusten .. D. Vines, b S tiles.................... 0 c Lott, b Austen G. H. Samson, b Stiles F. A. Harmer, c Dixon, b 0 0 W . A. Burton, c Dixon, b 0 M. Whiting, not out .. 0 c Gothard, b Leetham W . Hilliard, b Austen .. .. 3 B 4 ..................................... 4 B 2, lb 1 .. .. Total............................. 40 Total .. . • CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS v. FALLINGSWICK. Played at Acton on June 19. P a llin g sw ick . H. D. Drake, 1 b w, b Essery......................... Y. S. Nicboll, not out.- A. W . Graham, c Stut- field, bEssery .. Knox, c Essery, b Holt Hutton, b Holt .. B 19, lb 4 .. • J.M. Beale, c Clemence, b Springett .. .. 4 J.W.Clemencc, c Essery, b H o lt.............................53 A. J. Fraser, b Essery 1 L. Weber, c Holt, b Clem enco....................14 W . C. Yarborough, c Stutfield, b E ssery.. 12 L. Chapman, c Chces- man, b Essery .. .. 10 C h ath am House A. Holt, c Beale, b Yar­ borough ....................27 W . J. Essery, c Clem- ence, b Yarborough.. 11 J. Bunn, b Yarborough 2 A. R.Stutfield, c Weber, b Yarborough .. .. 19 F. Clemence, c Fraser, b Hutton ....................63 A. Springett, b Yar­ borough ....................76 Total.. .. W a n d e r e r s . S. Cheesman, b Hutton W . M. Abbot-AnderEOB, b Hutton .. .. P. C. Anderson, not out C. J. Sharp, run out • C. A. Anderson, c Knox, b Hutton .. .. B 21,1b 4 .. • Total .. CHARTERHOUSE v. BUTTERFLIES. Played at Charterhouse on June 16. C h a r te r h o u se . R. Webber, c Owen, b W y n y a rd .................... G. H. Coulby, c Long- worth, b Wynyard .. H. S. Ponsonby, c and b Macan............................. W. H. E « ing, b Wyn- yard ............................. C. W . Brown, run out.. E. Cawston, c Rowe, b Wynyard .................... J. W . Blenkiron, b Macan............................. A. M. Walters, c Owen, b Wynyard.. .. •: C. H. Vintcent, c ami u Wynyard .. .. •’ L. A. Vintcent, run out C. M. Woodbridge, c Kerr, b Wynyaid •• A. L. Hansel], not out L b 1, w 4, n b 2 •• Total F.C. C. Rowe, c Walters, b Blenkiron C. R. Seymour, b Vint­ cent ............................. E. G. Wynyard, c Wal­ ters, b Vintcent W. N. Cobbold, b Vint­ cent ............................. E. P. Spurway, not out \V. H. Smith Masters, c and b Blenkiron T. T. Macan, b Blenk- irjn ............................. B u tte r flie s . A. H. Kerr, 1 b b Blenkiion' .. •• ** L. Owen, o Bknkiio"' bVintcent .. J.F. Miller, b BUnkiroo F. D. Longworth, c b Blenkiion •• C. Phillips, not out •• B 5,1b 2 . . •• " Total..