Cricket 1883

2 7 2 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME . J u l y 26, 1883. FREE FORESTERS v. LIVERPOOL. Played on the ground of the Liverpool Club at Aigburth, on July 17 and 18. Liverpool won by 70 runs. L iverpool . First Innings. G. Dunlop, b Golding.. .. 20 H. Eccles, b Appleby .. .. 7 G. Bird, c Tapling, b Henery 48 H. B. Steel, b Golding.. E. H. Porter, b Appleby E . C. Hornby, b Appleby . H. B. Parr, b Appleby .. E. E. Steel, not out .. , G. F. Hornby, b Henery . F. Williamson, c Henery, Appleby .......................... O. H. Jones, run out .. . Extras .......................... Second InniDgs. c Golding, b Henery.. 7 b G a rn ett....................4 c Golding, b Garnett 2 8 c and b Appleby .. 5 5 b Henery ....................27 8 c Seymour,b Henery.. 14 0 c Golding, b Garnett 59 28 1 b w, b Golding .. 27 0 not out.............................2 15 b A p fle b y ....................20 0 c Seymour, b Appleby 7 5 Extras....................2 Total .. ..139 Total . . ..176 F ree F oresters . First InningF. Second Innings. C. R. Seymour, b E. E. Steel 33 c H. B. Steel, b E. C. H o rn b y ....................31 R. Garnett, c and b E. C. Hornby ............................ 0 c Jones,b E. C. Hornby 13 S. H. Heath, c E. C. Hornby, b E. E. Steel ....................11 c G. F. Hornby, b E. E. S te e l....................7 P. J. Henery, st H. B. Steel, b E. E. S t e e l....................0 c and b G. F. Hornby 43 Capt. Miles, c G. F. Hornby, b E. C. Hornby....................27 b G, F. Hornby .. 17 W . H. Heale, c Dunlop, b E. C. H ornby............................24 b G. F. Hornby .. .. 4 G. H. Golding, b E. E. Steel 0 c H. B. Steel, b E. C. H o r n b y ....................3 T.K . Tapling,bE.C.Hornby 3 c and b E. E. Steel .. 1 S. Garnett, c H. B. Steel, b E. C. H o r n b y ....................3 c H. B. Steel, b E. E. Steel.............................2 H. Yerelst, b E. C. Hornby 0 notout.............................3 A. Appleby, not out .. .. 5 c G. F. Hornby, b E. E . S te el.....................1 E x t r a s .............................8 E xtra s..........................6 Total .114 Total .. ..131 TRAFALGAR v. BROCKWELL PARK. Played at Herne Hill on July 21, and won by the Trafalgar by 29 runs and 2 wickets. B rockwell P ark . Jones, c Calcutt, b Sted- man .............................31 Fabian, b Stedman .. 5 W . G. Pearce, o Sted­ man, b Moorhouse .. 2 M. Smyth, b Moorhouse 3 Shepherd, b Stedman .. 9 S. H. Flindt, b Stedmnn 2 R. E. Diggles, not out.. 4 Tilt,'/ Draper,b Stedman J. H. Haine, b Stedman II. Harrington, b Sted­ man ............................. Joyce, st T. Pottinger, b Stedman .................... B 9 , l b l .................... Total T rafalgar . J. J. Stedman, c sub., b J o n e s .............................4 T. Pottinger,b Pearce.. 15 31. F. Calcutt, b Pearce 24 A. H. Enott, c Diggles, b J o n e s.............................10 A. Denniss, c Fabian, b Pearce.............................0 J. Connelly, b Flindt .. 21 T . Moorhouse, c Diggles, b Jones...........................3 H. Sheaf, c Shepherd, b J o n e s............................0 G. Draper, not out .. 9 G. Pottinger, not out .. 3 B ............................7 Total H. W . Humphreys did not bat. SPUING HILL SCHOOL v. SOUTHAMPTON. Played at Spring Hill on July 14. S outhampton . E. W . Balne, c Aldridge, b Ilickman....................7 Capt. E. Cresswell,R.E., b R a n d a ll....................8 H.J.Weston, b Hickman 3 T. Luoas, b Walrond . . 9 F. J. Rolls, b Serjeant.. 25 W . Hoskins, b Walrond 1 B. Mainer, c Aldrige, b Randall ....................9 Major J. Fellowes, R.E., b Hickman....................24 H. C. Dove, not out J. W . Waterhouse, b Randall .................... W . Graves, c Yint, b H ic k m a n ..................... Extras .................... Total ..102 S pring H ill S chool . H. Serjeant, b Fellowes 6 F. Glass, b Fellowes .. 0 D. C. A. Andrew, b Rolls 4 E. W . Carrick, not out 45 B . J. Hickman, 1b w, b R o l l s .............................14 J. S. McQuade, b Rolls 7 H. E. Aldridge, b Fel-J loweB .......................... 2 H . H. Walrond, b Fel­ lowes .............................3 E. T. Yint, run out .. 23 F. J. Randall, not out.. 3 C. J. F. Hay did not bat. Total ..107 LORETTO SCHOOL v. UPPINGHAM SCHOOL. Played at Uppingham on July 9. Loretto won by 80 runs. This is the first time a Scottish School has journeyed so far south. L oretto . W . P. Gornal, b Stone 4 L. R. Paterson, c Stone, b Whitwell....................87 A. S. Blair, run out .. 19 R. C. Kitto, b Stone .. 4 A. Pearson, b Whitwell 16 M. F. Reid, b Philpott.. 19 J. N. Kyd, b Whitwell 47 J. B. Park, c Auford, b Whitweil ....................0 A. S. Caldwell,cAuford, b Whitwell....................3 F. A. MacFarlan, b Whitwell ....................0 G. Paton, not out.. . . 3 Extras ....................5 Total ..207 U ppingham . C. C. Stone, c Caldwell, b Paton ....................30 A. C. Lascelles, b Blair 2 L. Auford, c and b Blair 8 F. II. Roberts, b Blair.. 31 W . H.Thompson,b Blair 9 T. E. Eccles, run out .. 17 H. Richardson, b Blair 0 W . F. Whitwell, b Paton 3 J. S. Philpott, c Blair, b K i t t o .........................12 R. H. Lowndes, c Cald­ well, b Kitto .. .. 0 W . B. Richards, not out 0 Extras ...................7 Total ..119 GREVILLE v. WEALDSTONE. Played at Wealdstone on July 21. Wood per­ formed the hat trick with the last 3 wickets. G r e v ille . First Innings. B. Warsop, notout .. 16 C. D. Hamilton, 1b w, b G. Bentley....................7 A. O. Breeds, b G. Bent­ ley......................................0 H . Gregory, b Hills .. 9 N. B. Beete, b G. Bent­ ley.....................................0 C. Hart, b Hills .. G. R. Wood, b Hilla H. Carswell, b Hills A. Davis, b Hills .. B 3, l b l , w l Total 48 J. Bates and G. Lambert were absent. In the Second Innings C. D. Hamilton scored (b Norman 3, A. O. Breeds (not out) 10, H. Carswell (c Bradbury, b Norman) 4, A. Davies (not out) 2,— total 19. W ealdstone . R. Bradbarry, b W ood.. 15 C. Hills, run out .. .. 0 J. Darville, b Beete .. 0 W . Tassell, b Wood .. 1 G.Hutton-Potts,bWood 2 G. Bentley, not out .. 11 T . Dickenson, c Cars­ well, b Beete .. .. 0 G. Norman, b Beete .. M. T. Nixon, b Wood .. W . Smith, b Wood Ratcliffe, b W ood.. .. B ............................. Total .. MR. H. W. KI ALLMARK’S XI. v. BURGH- FIELD. Played at Dr. Bryant’s, Burghfield, on July 17. M r . H . W . K iallm ark ’s XI. A. L. Gibson, b Courage 0 J.G.Ferns.b Stallworthy 3 H. Toomer, b Stall­ worthy .............................3 W . Mews, b Felton .. 33 O. D. Brookes, b Stall­ worthy .............................3 T. F. Rixon, b Stall­ worthy.............................16 J. J. G. Pugh, b Stall­ worthy.............................2 B urghfield . S. J. Knott, b Felton .. 22 W. Woodford, notout.. 11 B.E.Richardson, b Stall- worthy .............................0 H.W.Kiallmark, b Stall­ worthy.............................0 B 14, lb 1 .. a. 15 Total ..108 First Innings. W . Felton, b Rixon Dennis, c sub., b Rixon T. Guyatt, b Rixon E. D. Pawle, c Knott, Rixon ............................. A. G. Courage, b Gibson T. A. Thomas, b M ews.. Rev. Wallace, b Gibson E. Major, b Mews Stallworthy, c Richardson, R ix o n ............................. L . Hawley, 1b w, b Rixon Alexander, not out B 10,1 b 2 .. .. 7 .. 5 .. 7 b .. 16 .. 1 .. 39 .. 10 .. 6 b .. 10 .. 3 Second Innings, c Brookes, b Rixon.. 3 o Ferns, b Gibson .. 0 cAlexander, b Pugh.. 5 bMews.................... b Gibson c Pugh,bMews.. b Gibson runout.................... 12 Total. c and b Gibson .. c Mews, b Gibson not out.................... B 10,1 b 2 .. Total ..140 S core Sheets for forwarding matches to C r ick e t can be had at the Office, 17, Paternos- ter-square, London, E.C., price 9d. a dozen.— A d v t . AMERICANS v. ENGLISH RESIDENTS. The annual match between an American eleven and the English residents in America was played at Nicetown, U.S., on July 3 and 4. The scoring was above the average and the game was drawn with 719 runs scored for 35 wickets D. S. Newhall won the bat offered for the best average in the match. One of the best features in the game was the bowling of Lowry for the Americans. In the second innings of the English­ men he cot all five wickets at a cost of only twelve runs. A mericans . Second Innings. First Inning3. R. Hargrave, c Cleverly, b Tj e r B ..................................... 2 J. A.Scott, c White, b Hand­ ford .....................................66 T.B. Thayer, jun., run ou t.. 21 S. Law. c Cleverly, b W ood.. 0 F. E. Brewster, st White, b T y e v s ..................................... 32 D. P. Stoever,b W ood.. .. 45 R. N. Caldwell, b Bromhead 35 31 N. Etting, 1b w,b Tyers L. W . Wister, c Wood, Brom head.......................... D. S. Newhall, b Cleverly . W . C. Lowry, not o ut .. B 6,1 b 4 .......................... 1b w,b Cleverly.. .. 19 c Handford, b W ood.. 11 b Bromhead....................11 c White, b Brewster.. 1 b C leverly....................17 cBromhead,b Brewster 0 b C leverly....................7 b C leverly....................4 notout.............................57 c Wood, b Brewster .. 5 B 3,1 b 6,n b l,w l 11 Total.............................248 E n g lish R esiden ts. First Innings. Handford, b Law....................0 Furniss,c Law,b Stoever .. 26 Bromhead, c Stoever, b Law 12 A. M. Wood, c Caldwell, b Hargrave .............................24 Tyers, c Hargrave, b Lowry 26 R. O. Davy, c Thayer, b Low ry.....................................43 not out A. L. M‘Ewen, st Scolt, b Low ry..................................... 13 T. L. White, run out .. .. 4 J. Myers, cLaw,b Lowry .. 33 Cleverly, not o u t ....................32 Brewster, c and b Newhall.. 5 B l , l b l .............................2 Total . . ..174 Second Innings, c Wister, b Lowry .. 2 c Newhall, b Lowry.. 12 c Stoever, b Lowry .. 15 Total. .220 st Scott, b Lowry .. 0 c Scott, b Lowry .. 4 notout.............................3 Total .. RAVENSCOURT PARK v. BISHOP’S STORT­ FORD. Played at Stortford on June 30. B ishop ’ s S tortford . First Innings. R. S. Spencer, c Doll, b O’Brien..................................... 0 Second Innings, b Price.................... .. 0 M. Taylor, b O’Brien .. H. A. Taylor, b O’Brien 2 0 c Stutfield, b O’Brien 15 J. Wilkes, run out.................... 5 16 E. L. Swift, o and b Price.. 0 29 F. Smith, run o u t.................... 0 23 Buckland, o Stutfield, b Price ..................................... 3 c and b Jones 19 P. W . Taylor, b O’Brien 1 c Doll, b Jones .. 0 E. Slater, c and b Prico G. Harper, st Doll, b Price 0 1 2 H . S. Wilton, not ou t.. .. 0 0 3 8 Total .................... 15 Total .. ..122 \ F. Clcmence, c H. A. Taylor, b Buckland .. 26 T. C. O’Brien, c Harper, b Spencer....................26 R. S. Jones, o Smith, b Spencer ....................6 A.Holt, o Slater, b Buck­ land ............................ 8 J. W . Clemence, b Buck­ land ............................ 1 A. R. O. Stutfield, b Spencer ....................5 R avenscourt P ark . W. A. Prince, b H. A. Taylor.............................32 W . R. Court, c Swift, b H. A. Taylor .. .. 24 M. Holt, b Buckland .. 8 C. F. Doll, b Harper .. 1 Price, not out ExtraB .. Total . . 5 ..140 C r ic k e t C h ar ts .— An entirely new and original method of registering tatting and bowl­ ing averages. Charts 2d., with explanations 3d., post free, 3Jd. W. R. Wright & Co. (Cricket Press), 17, Paternoster Square, E.C.— A d vt .