Cricket 1883

2 6 8 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, j u l y id, isss CHRIST CHURCH (1 st XI.) v. HOLBORN (1 s t XI.) Played at Tufnell Park, on July 7. C h r ist C h u rch . City, b Lavington .. . . 5 T. Sain, b Rawlinson .. 0 T. Jordan, l b w , b J e n n in g s....................12 Smith, b W . Tween .. 33 E. Allen, b Jennings .. 5 Saville, b Jennings . . 4 Baker, b Rawlinson . . 3 French, bJennings . . 0 Paris, c Tween, b Jennings ....................0 Eccleston, not out . . 3 P. Dewhurst, c and b Rawlinson.....................4 Extras ....................9 Total H olborn . H. Biddle, c Baker, b A lle n ........................... 13 C. Vere, b French.. . . 11 W . Rawlinson, b Allen 14 S. Hawes, c Baker, b Saville..........................2 3 H. Tween, c Baker, b Saville.......................... 10 F. H. Lavington, Baker, b Saville .. Earps, not out A. Jennings, did not Extras .. Total 78 .. 0 bat. .. 15 TRAFALGAR v, ZOUAVE, Playedat Lower Sydenham, on July 7. T ra fa lg a r . W . C. Wheeler, b Suarez 0 J. Smout, b J. Hussey.. 10 H . F. Calcutt, c W . Newton, b M. Newton 12 W . G. Pearce, 1 b w, b M. Newton....................7 J. J. Stedman, b J. Hussey.............................7 W . C. Adams, c and b M. Newton.................... 0 J. C. Bishcp, b M. New­ ton .............................19 W . Savage, b Smout .. M. Newton, b Wheeler.. J. Newton, c Moor- house, b Wheeler W . Newton, b Smout .. II. J. Curley, b Wheelor P. Suarez, b Smout .. Fitzgibbon, b Wheeler T. Hussey, c Caloutt, b Smout .................... G. Draper, c Savage, b Suarez............................. H. Sheaf, not ou t.. .. T. Moorhouse, c J. Newton, b W . Newton G. Pottinger, absent B 2, w 1 .................... Total 77 J. Hussey, c Caloutt, b Smout ................0 King, not out....................1 Buels.o Adams,bWheeler 0 B 9,1 b 1....................10 Total 20 BAYSWATEB COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 1 s t XI. v. ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL 3 r d XI. Played at Regent’s Park on Saturday, July 7, and resulted in a win for the B.C. S. in one innings by 3 1 runs. S t . P a u l ' s S chool B u d X I. First Innings. Fawcett, b Campbell Tribe, b Williams .. . Stevens, b Williams Lyle, b Campbell, ., Letts, b Campbell .. Clark, b Campbell .. Abbott, b Campbell Second Innings. b W illiam s.................... 5 run out.............................0 st Dun6as, b Wil liaras........................... b Campbell.................. 2 14 0 b W illiam s....................8 st Dundas, b W il­ liams .............................1 Wil- Sumner, c Herbert, liams ...................................... C. Pollard, st Dundas, b Campbell ............................. R. Pollard, b Williams .. Manifold, not o u t ..................... B l . . . . ...................... BURLINGTON v. UPTON PARK. Played at Upton Park, on July 7. B u rlin gto n . E. C. Lindup, b Haelett 13 E. Williamson, b Has­ lett .............................14 E. L. Chavasse, c sub, b Davis W. H.Gallior, run out.. R. Lamont, b Haslett .. A. D. Wallen, b Haslett E. G. Rust, b Haslett.. D. M. Bowie, b Haslett 0 R . Hazard, st East, b M atthew s....................0 G. Sansom, run out .. 0 A. Bacon, not out .. 0 E x tr a s ....................8 Total 72 U pton P a r k . Rev. J. Fairchild, c W il­ liamson, b Chavasse 70 H. E. Allsop, c Hazard, b W a lle n ....................35 W . T. Matthews, bBowio 15 J. Dives, c and b Bowie 2 F. Haslett, c Lindup, b C h avasse....................7 D. Castell, o Lamont, b C h ava sse.................... 4 A. J. East, st Lindup, b Lamont ....................1 W . H. Davis, not out .. 9 W . Nye, c and b Lamont ....................3 E x t r a s ....................15 Total .161 T. C. Roper, and F. Hutley did not bat. NORWOOD PARK v. IMPERIAL. Played at Brockwell Park, on July 7. N orw ood P ar k . G. Wilson, b Brownlie 23 W . Yetts, b Bridgwater 0 D. S.Hindmarsh,runout 15 S. H. Flindt, b Bridg­ water .............................S9 A.Lloyd-Jones, b Brown­ lie ..................................... 0 R. E. Diggles, b Tanner 13 W . Roberts, c and b Bridgwater.....................20 I m pe r ia l . W . Boyton, run out .. W . Gibbs, not out.. H. Dunk, b Christian .. E. C. Roberts, c Tanner, b Christian .. B 23,1 b 2, w 3 Total ..185 5 b W illiam s.... 2 not out............................0 0 cHerbert, b Campbell 0 4 b W illiam s....8 1 B 3 ............................. Total............................. 26 Total . . . . 8 4 B a y sw a te r C o l le g ia t e S chool 1 st X I. Fisher, b Lyle . . . Blakeway, b Lyle .. . Herbert, b Fawcett Campbell, b Fawcett . Edwards, b Lyle .. . Williams, b Fawcett . Dundas, c Stevens, Lyle .. . . . . . 0 8 0 14 32 C Clarke, b Fawcett . * . . 0 Ellis, not o u t.. . . . . 4 A. Abercromby, b Lyle 0 E.Abercromby,c Pollard, b L y le.............................. 4 B 17,1b 5 . . . . 22 Total. 91 C r ic k e t .— A song written and composed by J H. Smith and dedicated to A. N . Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers of the national British game.”—Era. Postfree, 18 stamps of author, 22, Clifton-street, Wolver- himpton.— A d v t . Marshall, b Flindt Brownlie, b W . Roberts Tanner, c Dunk, bFlindt Bridgwater, bW. Roberts Haine, b Flindt .. Christian, run out, b W . Roberts .................... Hunter, c and b W . Roberts .................... Mangham, not out Kirkham, b W . Roberts Rutland, c Lloyd-Jones, b Roberts.................... Dring, c W . Robsrts, b Flindt............................. B ............................. Total .. .. NORTHBROOK (2 n d XI.) DON (2 n d XI.) Played at Croydon, on July 7. C roydon . CROY- H. J. Hawkins, c and b East .............................17 E. J. Day, b Cavenaugh 8 W .R . Adams, run ou t.. 22 A. Pulford,b F. Smith.. 23 W . T ..Taylor, c Cave­ naugh, b Sm ith.. .. 1 V.G. Biscoe,b Holm es.. 22 R. Shrimpton, bF. Smith 6 N orth brook , H. McRae, c Holmes, b F. S m ith ....................13 A.V. Smith, bCavenaugh 11 L. N. Choveaux, cNichol- son, b Cavenaugh .. 1 L. J. Mcnair, not out .. 1 B 8,1 b 2, w 1 .. .. 6 Total .126 S. O. Woolmer, run out 31 G. II. Rees, b Shrimpton 54 W . Nicolson, st Biscoe, b Shrimpton . . . . 9 A. East, not out .. .. 12 M. Cavenaugh,b Shrimp- ton .............................0 A. II. Holmes, not out.. 5 B 8 , 1b 4, w 5.. .. 17 Total .. ..128 F.A. Smith, J. W . Springthorpa, F. Moto, H. C. Doman and H. Holmes did not bat. D E VO N S H I R E PK„ EASTBOURNE . LAWS- TENNIS TOURNAMENT 27th AUGUST & following days. GENTLEMEN’S SINGLES “ OPEN.”—First Prize, value, 20 guineas. Entrance, 10s. 6d. GENTLEMEN’S DOUBLES “ OPEN.”—First Prize, value, 10 guineas. Entrance, 5s. each. GENTLEMEN’S SINGLES HANDICAP.— First Prize, value, 10 guineas. Entrance, 10s. 6d. 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