Cricket 1883

.iu ly 19,1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 261 Leeson, b King R. J. Fry, b Ellis .. . B. M . Clarke, b Ellis Newson, b Groube J. Reynolds, b Wood Fletcher, c Burtenshaw, L in d en . 6 Watson, b Groube .. 5 10 J. W . Rowley, run out 10 13 A. Stevens, not out .. 0 4 W. Stevens, b Waugh 0- 14 B 23 .................... 23 0 Total . . .. 85 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND v. HITCHIN. Played at Hitchin, Saturday, July 7. H itc h in . First Innings. Second Innings. G. TJbke, c Henry, b Nicholls 1 c Pigott, b Nicholls .. 16 J. S. Mathieson, b Nicholls 5 c Oman, b Nicholls .. 0 B. Gatward, c Evans, b Nicholls ...............................2 b W y n n e ..................11 F. Coxall,c Sewell, b Thomp­ son ......................................56 c Blower, b Wynno .. 2 Rev. J. Hall, b Henry .. .. 1 c Henry, b Wynne .. 0 B. Calcctt, b Nicholls .. .. 5 1 b w, b Henry .. .. 3 L. G. D. Ryder, c Pigott, b Wynne........................................9 b Henry ....................4 C. F. Morris, b Wynne .. 0 not ont..............................5 W . Carling, 1b w, b Wynne 3 b Henry .....................1 F. A. Wright, not out .. .. 1 c Sewell, b Wynno .. 1 Wilson, c Peirce, b Henry .. 0 c Oman, b Henry .. 8 Extras .............................12 Extras.....................2 Total............................ 95 Total . . . . 5 3 N atio n al P rovincial B ank of E n gland . .T. M. Peirce, run out .. .. 21 c Coxall, b Hall .. .. 0 W . G. Blower, c and b Hall 4 b Loke.............................23 F. D. Sewell, bW ilson.. .. 0 b H a ll..............................15 F. Henrv, c and b Hall .. 2 b W ils o n ......................4 R. Nicholls, b Hall .. .. 14 b Wilson .. : .. 19 A. Oman, b Wilson .. .. 5 C. H. Wynne, c Mathieson, b Hall .....................................10 b W ils o n .....................0 S. L. Pigott, b Wilson.. .. 0 J. T. Thompson, b Hall .. 6 run out ......................11 C. H. Warner, b Wilson .. 0 A. T. Evans, not out .. .. 1 notout..............................0 Extras .............................10 Extras.....................3 Total............................73 Total .. .. 7g KENSINGTON PARK v. HAILEYBURY COLLEGE. Played at Haileybury College on Saturday, July 14. H a ile y b u r y C o lle g e . E. K. D’Aeth, b O’Brien 0 R. G. Legge, not out .. 65 H. S. Arkwright,c and b Browne ....................10 R. H. D. Smithson, b Shipton ....................25 C. E. Browning, c and b Stewart ....................10 H. G. M. Amos, b Brow n.............................7 R. P. Spurway, cThomp- son, b Stewart .. .. 4 G. H. Alexander, c and b Stewart........................... 3 J. B. Barton, not out .. 0 Extras ....................18 Total .142 D. F. Campbell, L. Paine, and C. W . Prest did not bat. Kensington Park did not bat. BUCKHURST HILL v. ELTHAM. Played at Eltham on July 14. LANCASHIRE v. SURREY. After having all the worst of the first day’s play in this match, begun at Manchester on Thursday, the Surrey eleven made such a plucky fight that they very nearly pulled through, being only beaten on Saturday afternoon by three wickets. On the first night, after getting Lan­ cashire out for 204, Surrey had lost seven of its best wickets for 4G. Thanks to a well-got 43 by Mr. Roller, they were, after all, only in a minority of 105, and when they went in again the aspect of the game was altogether changed. Mr. Read and Henderson made a determined stand, and while they were together they scored 184 runs. Mr. Read gave no chance till he had obtained 78, but afterwards he was missed five times. The youngster Henderson played very fine cricket, and his sixty-seven was a great performance, considering it was his first appear­ ance against the Lancashire bowlers. On Satur­ day the finish was very exciting. At luncheon­ time Lancashire had got 113 out of 196 to win for the loss of six of their best wickets. After this Briggs, who was missed when he had made 40, hit away freely, and finally Barlow who made only 89 out of 151 scored while he was in, and Mr. Steel won the match for Lanca­ shire by three wickets amidst considerable ex­ citement. The victory was in a great measure due to the good all-round cricket of Barlow. In his two innings, he scored 110, and in addition took ten Surrey wickets for 118 runs. Score and analysis: L an c a sh ir e . Second Innings. First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby,c Horner, b Barratt.....................................16 Barlow, st Pooley, b Barratt 71 Mr. E. Roper, c Abel, b Bar­ ratt .....................................29 Robinson, 1b w ,bM .R ead.. 25 Mr. S. M. Cro3field, c Abel,b Barratt .........................0 Mr. II. B. Steel, c Pooley, b Barratt..................................6 Briggs, p Abel, b Barratt .. 0 Watson, c M. Read,b Barratt 0 Mr. J. H. Payne, not out .. 24 Crossland, st Pooley, b Bar­ ratt ..................................4 Nash, c and b Roller .. .. 16 B 9,1b 3, n b l .. . . 1 3 Total........................ 204 S u rrey . First Innings. Mr. S. W . Cattley, c Hornby, b Barlow .........................1 Abel, b Barlow ................3 M. Read, b Barlow .. .. 10 Mr. W . W . Read, c Croafield, b Nash.................................13 Mr. J. Shuter, c Watson, b Nash .................................4 Henderson, b Nash .. .. 0 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Nash, b Barlow.................................43 Pooley, c Payne, b Barlow .. 0 Chester, b Crossland .. .. 10 Mr. C. E. Horner, c Roper, b N a s h ..................................12 Barratt, not o u t ................0 B 2, l b l .........................3 b Horner ....................21 not out.............................39 1 b w, b Roller .. .. 10 c Shuter, b Roller .. 3 run out.............................8 not out.............................8 c Roller, b W . Read.. 5.5 c M. Read, b Horner 13 runout.............................33 B 3, 18b 2 ,w 1 . . 6 Total .. ..196 Second Innings. b Barlow ....................2 e Hornby, b Barlow .. 14 b Nash.............................3 b Barlow ....................127 st Payne, b Watson .. 40 b Briggs ....................67 1 b w, b Barlow .. .. 16 b Barlow ....................0 b W a t s o n ....................10 c Nash, b Watson .. 5 not out.............................4 B 11, lb 1 .. .. 12 Total. 99 Total ..300 ESSEX v. NORFOLK. Played at Brentwood, on July 12 and 13. Rain prevented play after luncheon on second day. E sse x , A. Capcl-Cure, c L. K. Jarvis, b Rye .. . . 3 7 Almond, c C. J. E . Jar­ vis, b R y e .........................9 W. Francis, 1b w, b C. J.E . Jarvis, .. . . 3 8 W. H. Rodwell, c and b C. J. E. Jarvis .. .. 2 C. E. Green, b C. J. E. Jarvis................................31 Silcock, c L. K. Jarvis, bRudd..................................7 First Innings. F. P. Francis, c Wick­ ham, b Rye .. .. 2 Capt. llayhurst, c Birk- beck, b C. J. E. Jarvis 21 D. Woraersley, c Rye, b R u d d ..........................19 Pickett, not out .. .. 4 Kirkman, c Gurney, b R u d d ...........................0 B 3,1 b 7 .................10 Total ..178 H. C. Blaker, c Nichols, H. Mortis, b Willocks .. 0 BOWLING ANALYSIS. b Hants .................... 8 P. Goody, c Bub, bHants 7 J. Eagleton, b Willocks 3 Hughes, not out .. 2 ■LANCASHIRE. E. Anderson, c Allport, C. Wilson, b Hants A. Blackney, c Allport, 1 First Innings. Socond Innings. b Hants .................... 8 O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W . n . E. Storrie,b H ants.. 7 b Hants .................... 1 Barratt . 40 13 45 19 60 2 R. Hamilton, c Ponlter, B 1, lb 1.................... 2 Horner . 34 8 48 18 69 2 b Hants .................... 6 — Roller .. . 15 7 21 1 .................... 14 8 24 2 W. R. Spreckley, b Total .. 35 Henderson . 14 9 11 0 .................... 9 5 5 0 Willocks .................... 0 M. Read . 11 5 13 1 .................... 2 0 10 0 Abel .. . 8 0 8 0 .................... 5 2 12 0 B uckhcrst H ill . Henderson bowled a no-ball. W . W . Read 3 0 10 1 C. K. Poulter, b Goody 21 II. B. Tidswell, c Eagle- W . Sworder, c aud b Blaker............................ 0 S urrey . ton, b Hughes .. 8 R. W. Muir, not out .. 32 First Innings. Second Innings. J. Willocks, NtEagleton, C. Hilton, run out J. Conquest, b Blaker .. 3 O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. b Blaker .................... 25 0 Barlow . 28 17 27 5 .................... 52 20 92 5 R. L. Allport, 1 b w, b H. Hants, not out 5 Watson . 10 6 50.2 25 52 8 Hughes .................... 5 B 5,1 b 1, w 2 .. .. 8 Nash .. . . 11 4 84 4 .................... 25 12 53 1 E. C. Nichols, st Eaglc- — Crossland . . 6 2 19 1 .................... 21 0 57 0 ton,b Blaker .. .. 4 Total .. ..I ll Briggs.. .. 23 7 34 1 In the Second Innings A. Capel-Cure scored (c Wickham, b Rudd) 1, Almond (cMorris, b C. J. E. Jarvis) 21, W. Francis (c Morris, b Riuld) 11,W. H. Itodwell (not out) 7, C. E. Green (notout) 3, b 3, lb 4—Total 53. N orfo lk . II. Birkbeek, c Silcock, b P ic k e tt...............34 Morris, b Kirkman .. 46 C. Scott-Chad, b F. P. Francis .............. 27 Ryo, not o u t ...............11 Rudd, c Womersley, b Pickett........................ 7 B 3,1 b 3, w 1 .. 7 L. K. Jarvis, b Kirkman 41 Rev. A. P. Wickham, b ' K irk m a n ....................9 W . S. Gurney, c Silcock, b Kirkman....................5 P. Wilson, b Pickett .. 15 C. J. E. Jarvis,cAlmond, b Kirkman....................12 C. L. Kennaway, c Kirk­ man, b Silcock .. .. 17 Total . 3 1 ANCHOR v. MR. CAMP’S XI. Played at Nunhead on July 13. M r . C amp ’ s XL Camp, c and b Jones .. 29 Marks, b Jones .. .. 11 Boys, run out....................16 Banks, o Yates, b Jones 3 Maggs, b Bristow.. .. 0 Baker, b Bristow .. .. 0 Dacre, b Bristow .. .. 6 Stainforth, b James .. 21 Bennett, b Clark .. .. 7 Simpson, not out.. .. 23 Myers, b James .. .. 5 Extras ....................13 Total ..133 Jones, b Stainforth .. 3 Clark, c Boys, b Stain­ forth .. . . . . .. 0 Billing, not out .. .. 17 Bristow, b Stainforth .. 0 Yates, b Stainforth .. 0 Thomson, b Stainforth 10 James, c and b Stain­ forth .............................0 A nciior . Eaton, b Stainforth .. 0 Byng, 1 b w, b Stain­ forth ............................ 0 L ivr; i , li SCainforUi .. ) Preso, c Boys, b Staiu- f o r t h ............................ 4 E x t r a s ....................10 Total. 44 ARUNDEL (WEST LONDON TEACHERS) v. NON-COM. OFFICERS, R.A., WOOL­ WICH. Played at Woolwich, on July M, and resulted in a draw. A kon deh . J. Hodge, 1) Hunter .. It J. Bell, not out .. . . 12 E x t r a s ....................10 Ross Hills, not out .. 89 G. Williams, b Goles­ worthy.............................30 A. Chapman, c and b Golesworthy .. .. 31 T. Pear, b Woods.. .. 0 Messrs. Currie, Haden, Roberts, Slade and Smith did not bat. Total (for 4 wkts) 183 AMHURST v. CASS LAND. Played at Pond Lane, Clapton, on July 7. A m iiu rst . F. Brett, b Bridge G. Walker, b Bridga .. Craddock, c and b Gardener R. Walker, b Gardener B. Frick, c and b Lee .. G. McCanlis, b Lee D. Upsdale, b Gardener Ockeudon, b Bridges .. W . Goulden, b Gardener C. Burbidge, run out .. Galloway, not out.. B 14, I b 4 , w l , n b 4 23 Total .. . . 9 1 Watson, b McCanlis .. 9 F. Bridges, run out .. 4 Walsham, st Goulden,!) M cC a n lis....................0 T. Gardener, 1 b w, b M cC a n lis....................0 Tysh, b McCanlis .. .. 0 A. Bridges, c Walker, b M cC a n lis....................1 C assland . Shepherd, b Walker .. Croft#, not- out Lee, run on t.................... Willis, c Frick, b Mc- Caulis............................. Talbot, b McCanlis B 4, w 1 ....................5 Total .. ..2 3