Cricket 1883

266 CRICKET; A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. JULY 19, 1883. of Surrey was very loose, some fast scoring was clone by most of the Middlesex eleven. Mr. Ridley played very fine cricket on the whole for his 136, though he had more than one life to­ wards the close of his innings. Surrey wanted 296 to save a follow-on, but Messrs. Roller and Horner with Pooley played up so pluckily at the finish, that they nearly completed the task. Three more runs and they would have saved the follow, and probably the match. As it was, when they went in again they showed very moderate form, and Middlesex had an easy win. Mr. Diver, who is new to Surrey this year, played excellent cricket on the first night. He made 48 not out in half an hour, and his wrist play was especially smart. Mr. C. T. Studd took ten Surrey wickets for 140 runs. r. P. J. (le Paravicini, c Abel, b Horner .. 51 Mr. E. M. Hadow, 1b w, b M. Read.................... 0 Mr. J. Robertson, b Roller.............................30 Winterburn, b M . Read 4 Burton, not out .. .. 1 B 9,1 b 3, n b 1 .. 13 Total ..375 M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Mr.A.J. Webbe,c Abel, b Henderson....................31 Mr. I. D. Walker, c M. Read, b Henderson .. 25 Mr. J. E. K. Studd, c W . W . Read, b Hender­ son .............................16 Mr. C. T. Studd, c M. Read, b Barratt.. .. 26 Mr. A. W . Ridley, c W. W. Read, b Horner . 136 Mr. T. S. Pearson,c Hen­ derson, b Horner .. 42 In the Second Innings, Mr. A. J. Webbe scored (not o ut) 15; Mr. I. P. Walker (not out) 11; b 3, w 1— total 30. S u r r e y . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. S. W . Cattley, b C. T. ' Stu dd...................................29 Abel, b C. T. Studd .. .. 5 Mr. E. J. Diver,b C. T. Studd 52 Henderson, c Winteiburn, b C. T. Studd........1 runout Mr. VV. W . Read, c Winter­ burn, b Burton.................35 M. Read, b Burton . . .. 47 b C . T. Studd . . . . 1 0 not out.................................11 b C. T. Studd . . .. 2 Mr. J. Sliuter, b C. T. Studd 21 Mr. W . E. Roller, c J. E. K. Studd, b C. T. Studd .. 40 run out Pooley, c Webbe, b Robert­ son ..................................... 14 Mr. C. E. Horner, not out .. 37 Barratt, c Webbe, b C. T. Stu d d ......................................4 B 7 , l b l .............................8 c Hadow, b Wobbo .. 17 c Burton, b C. T. S tu d d ....................25 c J.K . Studd, b Webbe 4 . . .. 17 c Hadow, b Paravicini 17 c Pearson, b Burton.. 2 b Paravicini B 3 .. .. Total Total ..111 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M id d l e s e x . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. Barratt .. . . 17 2 67 1 . . . . 1 1 0 1 Horner .. . 58 2 82 3 .. Roller .. . 36.2 14 67 1 .. .. Henderson . . 38 17 51 3 Diver .. . 7 1 19 0 W . W . Read . 12 1 28 0 . . . . 7 4 11 0 M. Read . 21 9 33 2 ., . 7 2 15 0 Mr. Roller bowled a no-ball, andJVI. Eead bowled a wide. S u r r e y . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. C . T.Studd . . 68 30 95 7 .. .. .. 28 11 45 3 Burton .. . . 55 14 111 2 .. .. .. 19 4 36 1 Robertson . 19 5 41 1 Paravicini . . 16 8 20 0 .. . Ridley .. . 7 3 4 0 . . . . 8 2 27 2 Webbe .. . . 4 1 14 0 .. .. KENT v. SUSSEX. The Kentish eleven secured a very creditable victory, their first of the season, over Sussex in the return match played at Maidstone on Mon­ day and Tuesday last. The result was mainly due to the excellent innings of Lord Harris, and the effective howling of Mr. Christopherson and George Hearne, supported by good all round fielding. In the match Mr. Christopherson and Hearne bowled 153 overs, and of these 109 were maidens, Hearne’s 96 overs and 2 halls including as many as 69 maidens. Mr. Whitfeld, in the second innings of Sussex, went in with tho score at 22 for two wickets, and carried his bat out for an excellent as well as useful 53, more than one half of the runs got from the bat. His was the only score of over twenty runs in the match on the Sussex side. In the second innings the last six wickets only added 25 runs. Kent won by an innings and 36 runs. K en t . Hon. Ivo Bligh,c Smith, b J. H i d e ....................24 Mr. M. C. Kemp, c Hum­ phreys, b Tester .. 18 G. G. Hearne, b J. Hide 25 Lord Harris, c Newham, b W . Blackman .. .. 95 Mr. E. F. S. Tylecote, c Tester, b A. Blackman 19 Captain Renny-Tailyour, b J. H i d e ....................16 Mr. R. S. Jones, c and b J. H id e.................... O’Shaughnessy, b A. H id e ............................. Mr. F. M. Atkins, c Whitfeld, b J. Hide Mr. S. Christopherson, c Whitfeld, b J. Hido Mr. A. Penn, not o u t.. B 18,1 b 1, w 1 Total ..232 S u ssex , First Innings. Mr. H . Whitfeld, b Hearno 14 Tester, b Iie a m e .....................0 Mr. W . Newham, b Ilearno 15 W . Humphreys, b Christo­ pherson .............................11 Mr. A. Blaokman, b Penn .. 10 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, b Christo- pheison .............................13 J. Hido, ruu o u t ....................0 H. Phillips, b Chris topherson 4 Mr. W . Blackman, not o u t.. 1 Mr. C. A. Smith, b Christo­ pherson .............................11 A. Hide, b Hearno....................1 B 2 . w 3 .............................5 Second Innings, notout.............................53 b Christopherson c Bligh, b Hearne run out. b Penn.. b H e a rn e ....................0 st Tylecote, b Penn .. 12 c Penn, b Harris .. 2 b Christopherson.. 2 Total . . . . 85 c Jones, b Harris b Harris B 6,1 b 4 .. Total .. A. Hide .. J. Hide .. Smith .. Humphreys BOWLING ANALYSIS. K en t . O. M. R.W . O. 37 17 42 1 Tester .. ..23 10 41 C9 44 50 6 W . Blackman 16.2 6 38 8 3 13 0 A.Blackman.. 7 6 3 4 0 12 0 Whitfeld .. 4 0 13 Whitfeld bowled a wide. M. R.W. 1 1 1 0 S u ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. Penn .. .. 34 20 31 1 ............................... 24 14 28 2 Hearne .. .. 55.2 41 27 4 ................................ 41 28 26 2 Christopherson 22 14 22 4 ................................ 35 2634 2 Lord Harris .. 19 1113 3 Mr. Penn bowled three wides. KNUTSFORD v. MR. R. D. THOMSON’S TEAM. Tlayed at Knutsford, on July 14. K nutsford , R. Hall, 1b w, b Wilson 84 J. R. S. McLeod, c Wyn- ter, b Jackson .. . . 5 2 F. Spence, c Mather, b Jackson ....................19 D. Waddell, b Wilson .. 7 T. M. Davies, c Wilson, b Thomson....................8 T. A. Hampson,cWilson, b Armitage....................11 A. Hall, run out .. .. 13 A. Webb, b Thomson.. 18 L. Caldecott, b Thom­ son .............................21 D. W. Davies, b Thom­ son .............................0 N. C. Schou, not out .. 0 E x tr a s ....................39 Total ..272 M r . R. D. T h om son ' s T e a m . BLAIR LODGE SCHOOL v. LINLITHGOW COUNTY. Played at Polmont on July 12. B l a ir L odg e . J.C.Gray,b McLauchlan 52 W. F. Holms, run ou t.. 9 Morris, b McLauchlan 38 W . A. Betteswortb, c Drawbellis, b Braitb w a ite .............................20 W . H. Yallange, b Braithwaite .. .. 18 E. W .B . Gray, b Ridley 12 C.M.Nelson,c McKenzie, b Ridley .. .. .. 5 L in lith g o w C o u nty . F. L. Duncan, b Ridley 3 Linathan, 1 b w, b Ridley...........................0 C. M. Prtndergast, not out ............................1 W . E. O. Rutherford, b Braithwaite .. .. 0 Ext.as ...................8 Total ..166 Peirocochino, b Schou 1 Gellibrand, b Davies .. 1 T. Baskerville, not out 0 A. N. Other, absent .. 0 E x tr a s ....................1 BLAIR LODGE SCHOOL v. GREENOCK. Played at Greenock on July 14. J. Edgar, b Linathan .. P. McLauchlan, b L in ath an .................... R.Dougal, c W.B. Gray, b Linathan L.McKenzie,b Linathan W.Braithwaite.b Holms T. Ridley, b Linathan A.Gour, c sub., b Holms D. Rattray, b '.Linathan D. Mills, b Linathan .. J. Adams, not out J.Drawbellis,b Linathan B ............................. Total 1 0 1 0 0 3 12 BLAIR LODGE v. STIRLING COUNTY. Played at Blair Lodge on July 11. B l a ir L odge S chool . J. C. Gray, b Boto .. Morris, c F. Murrie, b S. D. Murrie .. W . A. Bettesworth, c Beck, b Boto W . F. Vallange, b Boto W.F.Holms, c Grahame, b S. D. Murrie .. E. W . B. Gray, b Boto C. M. Nelson, b Boto .. F. L. Duncan, b Boto .. Linathan, c F. Murrie, b B oto.............................24 C. M. Prendergast, b F. Murrie.............................3 W . E. O. Rutherford, not out.............................6 Extras ....................9 Total ..142 S. D. Murrie, Bettesworth J. F. Horn, c W . B. Gray, b Linathan .. 17 W . Peel, b Linathan .. 12 Boto, c Duncan, b Bettesworth .. .. 2 F. Murrie, b Bettes­ worth .............................2 C. G. Dewberry, b L in ath an ....................0 S tir lin g C a st l e . and b A. L. Dalgleish, not out 0 E. Shand, b Linathan.. 0 M.Grahame, b Linathan 0 F. P. Youngman, b Linathan ....................0 J. Nimmo, b Linathan 1 Extras ....................2 Total .. 8) R. D. Thomson, c Webb, b Schou ....................4 W . D. Wynter, b Davies 2 F. Mather, b Schou .. 24 J. Armitage, run out . . 1 C. Wilson, b Schou .. 4 T. Jackson, b Schou .. 5 |Total. . . . 4 4 Harrison, c Davies, b Schou ............................. In the Second Innings, R. D. Thomson scored(b Schou) 0; W . D. Wynter (c McLeod, b Schou) 2; J. Armitagc (not out) 9 ; T. Jackson (notout) 4; C. Wilson (b Schou) 0; extras, 4; total, 19. MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. M.C.C. AND GROUND. Played at Charterhouse Square on July 14, M erch an t T aylors ’ S chool . B, S. Cave, run out .. 12 A. D. Fripp, b Gunn .. 3 R. W . Whittington, b Scotton W . J. Scott, b Scotton.. P. D. Chater, c Borra- daile, bGunn W . A.Buck, b Gunn .. W . K. Steele, b Scotton T. W . Hemmerde, b Q u n n ............................. R. S. Lucas, b Gunn .. W . F. Umney, not out E. H. Gunnery, c Wheeler, b Scotton .. B10, lb 4 .. .. J. W . Blundell, b Buck 0 Scotton, b Buck .. .. 9 Wheeler, b Fripp .. .. 7 d.C.C. and G round . Total. H. G. out Jeaffreson, not Total 21 O. R. Borradaile, Gunn, C. J. Roberts, G. Palmer, C. W. Coster, E. P. Roberts, and A. A. Coster did not bat. B l a ir L odge . W .H . Yallange, not out 3 E x t r a s .....................8 W . F. Holm, b R. Adam 7 Morris, b Richardson .. 14 W . A. Bettesworth, c D. Adam, b Steven .. 95 Total .. ..211 H, L. Fleming, not out 84 E. W . B. Gray, C. M. Nelson, F. L. Duncan, Linathan C. M. Prendergast, and W E.O. Rutherford did not bat. AN SW ERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. S u r r e y C ounty S chool v . R ob R oy .— You omitted to enclose stamps. We cannot insert matches unless prepaid. W.G.B.—A matchwas played at Hitchin between National Provincial Bank of England and Hitchin. TheBank, though22 in arrears on the first innings (95 to 73), tied their opponents in the second innings with three wickets still to fall, time preventing the match being played out. The match is claimed by Hitchin on the first innings. Is this right? The stumps were drawn at G.30 and the last over was not finished, a wicket falling in the middle of it. (According to cricket, a match is not lost or won unless it is played out or given up. An agreement made between the parties, before­ hand, to decide by first innings would give the match to Hitchin. Agreements to decide by first innings have done much harm to cricket, and ought to be discontinued as much as possible.)