Cricket 1883

2 3 0 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j u l y 5, 1883 . PENGE V. SOUTH EASTERN WANDERERS. Played at Penge, on June 30. P en ge . H . W . Dillon, b Garlick 14 H. Blake, b Cook .. .. 4 T. J. Parker, c Smith, b H oney.............................8 S. Cheesman, c Howell, b B n r d g e ....................42 F. G. Knott, b Ladner.. 23 J. Roe, b Ladner .. .. 11 E. J. Lunnon, b Ladner 1 Waskett, run ou t. . .. 1 H. J. Newton, b Cook .. 8 W . Barchard, c Nelder, b L a d n e r .................1 W . H. Golds, h w, b C o o k ..........................3 G. Crearar, not out .. 0 B 8,1 b 1, w 3 .. ..1 2 Total .128 S outh E astern W anderers . First Innings. Second Innings. Gaymer, b Cheesman .. 3 b Cheesman .. 4 Burdge, b Cheesman .. 5 b Cheesman .. 0 W . Smith, c Barchard, b Newton...................................... 22 b Dillon .................... 22 W . J. Cook, b Cheesman .. 4 not out............................. 12 H. C. Knott, c Blake, b C heesm an............................. 4 st Roe, b Dillon 0 Ladner, 1b w, b Newton .. 0 b Cheesman .. 4 Howell, b Newton..................... 4 b Cheesman .. 8 Pleydell, c Parker, b Newton 0 c Roe, b Cheesman .. 2 Nelder, b Cheesman .. 0 not out............................. 17 Hodge, not out ..................... 2 b Dillon .................... 3 Davies, run out ..................... 0 c Cheesman, b Dillon 2 Garlick, absent .................... 0 b Cheesman .. 5 B 1 ...................................... 1 B 9, w 3, n b 1 13 Total............................. 45 Total .. 87 PENGE v. ST. JOHN’S FOUNDATION SCHOOL, LEATHERHEAD. Played at Leatherhead, on June 27. P enge . Capt. Barchard, b New­ man .............................2 H. J. Newton, b Morris 7 Heathfield, bPenley .. 0 A. Pope, not out .. .. 8 H. Le Boeuf, b Penley 2 B 5,1 b 3, n b 2 ..1 0 C. K. Poulter, c New­ man, b Penley .. ..3 7 H. W . Dillon, b McCor­ mick ............................36 T. H. May,b McCormick, b Morris .................1 F. Wenham, b Morris .. W . H. Golds, c and b Morris.........................44 Total . . ..158 H. C. Knott, c Poole, b Morris.........................11 S t . J ohn ’ s S chool .— Rev.W. P. Rigg (b Poulter) 13, W.S Penley (not out) 28, W . C. Lymes (not out) 9 ; total 50 Rev. R. D. Eves, J. Morris, S . Boulton, E. F. Newman, C. R. Poole, F. C. Fisher, W . E. 0 . Williams, and S. J. McCormick did not bat. EALING y. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Ealing, on June 30. E a lin g . A. M. Hill, c Swift, b Walker.............................5 S. F. Wood, o Swift, b Parker.............................6 F. S. Worsley, b Walker 3 A. Batchelor, c Walker, b Parker ....................4 A. M. Hemsley, not out 80 Total H. Salter, b Parker .. 0 R. W . "Williams, c Swift, b W a lk e r .....................10 H ampstead . R. Fleming, 1 b w, b S alter.............................11 L. M. Fischel, b Hill .. 4 H. G. Atkinson, b Salter 7 H. R. Walker, run o u t.. 6 A. R. Parker, b Salter .. 13 J. R. Walker, b Salter.. 3 Edgar Swift, c Stranack, Total b Hemsley..................... 10 H. Master, run out J. E. Johnstone, c Swift, b W a lk e r ....................8 C. Stranack, b Riley .. 24 S. Baker, b Walker .. 4 E x t r a s .................... 12 ..166 A.M.Bradley,bBatchelor 10 Edmund Swift, c Stran­ ack, b Hemsley .. .. 0 G. Riley, run out . . .. 10 T. Rown, not ou t.. .. 0 Extras ....................4 .. 70 EALING v. 4 th HUSSARS. Played at Ealing on June 27. S. F. Wood, c Newton, b F arr.............................24 C. J. Cooper, 1 b w, b Hay Cooper .. .. 80 P. Wilkinson, b Newton 25 A.M.Hemsley, b Starkey 40 A. Batchelor, c Farr, b Hay Cooper .. .. 2 E . B. Wilkinson, b Farr 29 E alin g . R. W . Williams, b Colin 0 H. W . Salter, st Under­ wood, b Farr .. .. 21 F. H. Gibb, b Farr .. 0 J. E. Johnstone, run out 17 J. Johnstone, not ou t.. 0 Extras ....................15 Total ..253 4 th H ussars . Major Underwood, not out .............................0 Extras ....................6 Hon. J. Demolques, b B atch elor....................3 J. Dixon, b Batchelor 0 L. Farr, not out .. .. 65 A. Kincaid Smith, c and b P. Wilkinson .. .. 39 A. Hay Cooper, 1b w, b P. Wilkinson .. .. 5 Corporal Collins, F. D. Baillie, G. Starkey, Sergt. Wratten, and P. Newton did not bat. HAMPSHIRE v. HERTFORDSHIRE. Played at Longwood, near Winchester, on Monday and Tuesday. The wicket was not a good one, and 36 wickets fell for 307 runs. Hants won by 4 wickets. H ants , First Innings. Young, b Titchmarsh .. .. 2 Mr. H. P. St. J. Mildmay, b Stobart..................................... 19 Mr.G.H.Longman, b Breedon 6 Mr. F. E. Lacey, c Pearce, b Breedon ............................. Mr. E. G. Wynyard, c and b Stobart..................................... Mr. P. G. Hargreaves, Titchmarsh, b Pearce Mr. A. H. Wood, c Baker, b Titchmarsh............................. Mr. A. F. Jeffreys, bStobart 17 c and b Titchmarsh . Mr. C. E. Currie, not out .. 16 not out Mr. H. Armstrong, c Hearn, b Pearce ............................0 Dible, stHanbury, b Breedon 3 B 6,1 b 4 ..........................10 Second Innings. c Longman, b Titch­ marsh .................... b B reedon.................... 0 not out. 2 b Breedon 33 b Breedon 19 b Breedon L b Total.............................127 H erts . First Innings. Mr. H. G. S. Hughes, c Mild­ may, b Dible ....................0 Mr. E. Hanbury, b Young .. 0 Pearce, b Dible ....................3 W . Hearn, b Young . . .. 13 Titchmarsh, b Young .. Mr. S.K . M. Stobait, b Dible Mr. H .H . Longman, c Cur rie, b D ible.......................... Mr. E. N. Nest, c Jeffreys, b D i b le ............................. Mr. H. Freeman, not out Capt. Beresford-Baker, Armstrong, b Young.. Breedon, b Dible B ............................. Total .. ..2 7 Second Innings, c Longman, b Aim- strong ....................47 c and b Dible .. .. 0 b Armstrong .. .. 11 c Longman, b Arm­ strong ....................0 c Mildmay, b. Dible .. 6 c Longman, b Dible .. 5 . 3 c Longman, b Dible.. 8 b Hargreaves .. . . 19 c and b Hargreaves .. 0 b Armstrong .. ..1 2 not out.............................6 B 5,1b 2, w 1 .. 8 Total.............................31 Total ..122 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Breedon Titchmarsh Stobart Pearce.. .. H an ts . First Innings. r O. M HR .W . !.2 22 iJ4 3 20 18 2 7v48 2 7 30 3 0 5 2 Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W. . . . 17 10 12 . . . 10 6 9 First Innings. O. M. Young....................14 9 D ib le .................... 14 7 R.W. 9 4 . . . . 16 6 .. .. Currie.. Armstrong.. Hargreaves Currie bowled a wide, 6.2 3 4 0 Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W. 18 24 0 15 33 4 4 15 0 10 30 4 0 12 2 A c u r io u s match took place on June 23, be­ tween Ridgway and Ardwick Rangers, on the latter’s ground. Ridgway went in first, and though they only totalled thirteen, headed their opponents by four runs, the Rangers only scoring nine, including six extras. Each side made thirty-four in their second “ hands,” so that Ridgway won by four runs. O n June 23, for Mr. Belcher’s eleven v. Brigh­ ton College, Mr. C, J. Willock took five wickets for three runs. On the same day at Barnes, for Brixton Wanderers v. Cleveland, R. Worthing­ ton got seven wickets (all clean bowled) for nine runs. SURREY v. SUSSEX. The Surrey eleven added another to their successes of the season at the Oval on Tuesday, defeating Sussex by an innings and 119 runs. Both sides were well represented, but Sussex made such a very poor show on an excellent wicket against Barratt’s bowling that their total only reached 80, and they thus lost all the advantage they might have gained from winning the toss. Though there was plenty of bowling on the side of Sussex, nine of the Surrey eleven got double figures, and aided by some loose fielding they were able to claim a lead of 221 runs on the first innings. Mr. John Shuter’s score, though he was not quite at home at first, was a well got one, and his hitting, especially towards the close, showed all its old vigour. His success was the more gratifying, as he has been a little out of luck this year. After the thunderstorm of Monday it was hardly expected that Sussex would be able to save the innings, and the delivery of five balls after luncheon on Tuesday brought the match to a close. Henderson again played good cricket for Surrey, and was also of great use with the ball at the finish. S u ssex . First Innings. Mr. H. Whitfeld, b Barratt.. 2 Mr. W. Blackman, st Pooley, b Barratk ............................4 Mr. F. M. Lucas, c M. Read, b Barratt .............................11 W . Humphreys, b Barratt .. 0 Mr. W . Newham, c Shuter, b B a r r a tt............................7 J. Hide, b Horner .. .. 23 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, b Barratt.. 0 H. Phillips, c Abel, b Barratt 2 Mr. C. A. Smith, c Roller, b Barratt.....................................8 A. Hide, b Horner .. ..1 5 Juniper, not o u t ....................4 B ......................................4 Second Innings, c Abel, b Barratt .. 6 run out.............................7 c W . Read, b Hender­ son .............................25 b Horner ....................18 c Abel, b Henderson.. 16 b Roller ....................0 c W . Rerd, b Horner 4 not out.............................17 b Henderson .. .. 0 b Hendorson .. .. 9 c Henderson,b Barratt 0 Total.. Total ..102 M. Read, b Smith.. ..1 2 Abel, c Juniper,b Smith 35 Mr. W . E. Roller, b Juniper ....................32 Mr. W . W.Read,cSmith, b A. H id e ....................32 Mr. J. Shuter,not out. .108 Mr. E. J. Diver, b Smith 12 Henderson, run out .. 27 S u r r e y . Chester, b Smith .. .. 13 Pooley, b Humphreys .. 5 Barratt, st Phillips, b Humphreys .. .. 0 Mr. C. E. Horner, c and b Smith ....................11 B 9,1 b 5 ....................14 Total ..301 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. .. 25.3 15 28 2 .. 21 6 30 2 . .. 25 9 48 8 . . .. 27.1 9 49 2 Roller.. 9 4 7 1 Henderson.. 13 7 16 4 S u r r e y . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. 15 9 25 0 Blackman 4 1 9 0 34 13 64 1 Whitfeld 7 1 14 0 40.2 13 89 5 Humphreys 10 2 20 2 Horner Barratt J. Hide . A. Hide . Smith . . ------------ — Juniper .. 37 17 60 BUCKHURST HILL v. TOTTENHAM. Played at Tottenham on June 30. B uckh urst H il l . R. L. Allport, b Wheat­ man ............................ 35 J. Willocks, c Davis, b Gibson.............................12 H. Hants, b Gibson .. 4 J. Clarke, b Hadlow .. 7 E. Tidswell, b Hadlow 7 H. Furze, b Gibson .. 2 C. Hilton, b Gibson .. 17 \V. Lloyd, 1b w, b Gib­ son ............................. H. Hooper, b Gibson .. H. Smith, b Wheatman F. H. Faviell, not ou t.. B 0, 1 b 3, n b 1 Total .103 T o tten h am . Baker, b Allport .. .. 10 H. Mortlock, 1 b w, b Willocks ....................0 Wheatman, b Willocks 6 Bell, c Tidswell, b All­ port .............................8 Gibson, c Hants, b Willocks ....................4 Davis,b Willocks.. .. 10 Hall, c Allport, b Wil­ locks ............................. Perrin, b Allport .. .. Hadlow, b Allport.. A. Plum, not out .. Hodson, b Allport.. .. B 2,1 b 3, w 2 .. .. T otal 5 3 4 2 0 7 59