Cricket 1883

JULY 26,1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 273 RAVENSCOURT PARK v. PALLINGS- WIOK. Played at Acton. P a llin g sw ic k . A, Hyslop, b Barlow .. 28 J. W. Clemence, b Prince 15 F. W . Dickinson, c Prince, b Walker .. 18 F. Clemence, c and b Barlow............................ 2 A.F.M.Gatoable.b Walker 10 A. G. Stevens, c Hill, b Holt .............................6 F. A. Clarke, b Holt .. V. T. Nicoll, 1 bw , b Walker............................ A. W . Graham, b Walker E. A. Collins, b Prince Hutton, not out .. Extras .................... Total ..107 R avenscourt P a r k . A. Holt, c and b J. W . C lem en ce....................88 H. S. Barlow, 1 b w, b Hutton ....................CO R. W . D. Hill, 1 b w, b Hyslop............................ 4 A. R. O. Stutfield, b J. W. Clemence .. .. 87 J. Walker, run out .. 46 G^ Hebden, b J. W . C lem en ce....................4 W . A. Prince, run out .. 10 C. F. Doll, not out .. 7 C. Anderson, b Hutton 2 Extras .................... Total .. BROOKFIELD v. BLENHEIM. Played at Highgate Rise on July 21. F. J. Neile, b M. Lea .. 1 A. E. Stoddart, b Wheeler ....................6 H. E. Winter, c E. H. Lea, b M. Lea .. .. 15 H. L. Stoddart, b M. Lea .............................0 C. J. Whinney, b Wheeler ....................1 F. H. King, b M. Lea .. 10 F. Whinney, c A. Glover, b M. Lea .................... G. L. Jeffery, b Wheeler J. Trotman, b M. Lea .. C. Dowling, not out .. G. Watson, b M. Lea .. B 7,1 b 5, w 7 Total 69 B ro o k fie ld . RAVENSCOURT PARK v. WHITEHALL. Played at Eltham, on July 14. W h it e h a l l . C. G. Chalk, c Cusse, b C lem en ce....................6 H. de H. Whatton, c Doll, b Clemence .. 0 M. F. Tweedie, c Smith, b Clemence.. .. .. 3 H . Haviland, 1 b w, b C lem eu ce....................6 A. McMaster, b Smith.. 9 F. Borrett, c Perry, b Essery.............................16 J. Cresswell, c Cusse, b Sm ith.............................14 R. H. Purvis, not out .. 1 B 1,1 b3, w 1, n b 1 6 H. Harris, c Dowling, b N e i le .............................18 T. Farmiloe, c Dowling, b A. E. Stoddart.. .. 5 W . H. Wheeler, b Neile 9 E. H. Lea, c Trotman,b N e ile .............................4 M. Lea, b Neile .. .. 10 A. Glover, b Neile.. .. 6 H. Webster, c and b A. E. Stoddart....................4 J. A. E. Hickson, c and b A. E. Stoddart .. 10 F. E. Quartly, st King, b A. E. Stoddart .. 0 R. T. Glover, not out .. 5 G. G. Harris, c sub.,b A. E. Stoddart .. .. 4 B 4,1 b 1, w 2 . . 7 Total .. ALL SOULS’ V . ST. JOHN’S WOOD SCHOOL. Played at Eton and Middlesex, on July 18. A l l S ouls . Total 61 E. H. Burton and C. P. Cumberbatch were absent. R avenscourt P a r k . W . R. Court, b Tweedie J. Perry, not out. . .. [ C. F. Doll, not out A. R. O. Stutfield did not bat. B 4, w 3, n b8 .. ] W . J. Essery, c Chalk, b Borrett ....................3 E . Cusse, b Borrett E. H. Smith, c Borrett, b W hatton.................... A. Holt, b Tweedie H. Gillow, run out J. W. Clemence, c Bor­ rett, b Tweedie .. Total ..185 GOVERNMENT v. OPPOSITION. A match between the two sides of the House ol Commons was played at Prince’s on Saturday. The Liberals were commanded by Mr. R. T, lleid, the Conservatives by Lord Lewisham. The latter, thanks to the vigorous hitting of their captain and the effective fast underhand bowling of Hon. Sydney Herbert, had an easy win by 134 runs on the first innings. Mr. Herbert took 7 wickets for 29 runs. In the Opposition’s innings Mr. Herbert Gladstone took 5 wickets for 30 runs. Score :— F. Barnes, b Bird.. . H. Childs, run out Raikes, b Scott Childs, b Scott .. . M. Nicholson, b Scott. Macann, b Bird .. . Physick, b Scott .. . 4 3 11) 0 8 5 2 Tamer, not out . Dudgeon, b Scott. Pitts (i), b Scott . Pitts (ii), b Scott . B 2, n b 1 Total . .. 44 S t . J oh n ’ s W ood S chool . Bird, 1bw, b Barnes . Tucker, b Raikes .. . Scott, b Barnes .. . Norton, b Barnes.. . Chopping, not out Grosvenor, b Barnes . Bingham, c Macann, Raikes.......................... 9 12 1 11 78 1 Robinson, c H. Childs, b Raises............................. Rumford, b Barnes Knight, b Barnes.. .. Neighbour, b H. Childs B 6, l b l , w l . . .. Total ..142 Visrount Lewisham, st Cotes, b Gladstone ..100 Lord Claud Hamilt >n, b Causton ....................0 Mr.W.H. Long, o James, b H ow ard....................12 Mr. H. J. Tollemache, c and b Gladstone .. 37 Hon. S. Herbert, b Reid 16 Lord George Hamilton, c Hayter, b Reid .. 0 Mr. Denzil Onslow, ,b Gladstone....................8 Sir W . Hart-Dyke, c James, b Gladstone .. Mr. J. Round, c Glad­ stone, b Howard Hou. L. Dawnay, b Gladstone .................... Col. Hon. E. Digby, not out ............................ Hon. St. J. Brodrick, absent. B 5, l b l , w 11 .. Total . 17 .203 G o vern m ent . 0 First Innings. Mr. H. R. Brand, l b w , [ Sir A. Hayter, b Herbert Mr. C. C. Cotes, c and b Herbert .................... Mr. R. K. Causton, c Long, b Herbert Sir W. Ffolkes, not out Hon. G. Leigh, run out Mr. E. Hen^age, b Her­ bert ............................ b Herbert Mr. A. Grey, c Round, b Lewisfeain .. 14 Mr. R. T. Reid, b Lewis- j .. 0 ham .............................3 i . f l , t t 4 Mr. Stafford Howard, b j 3 Fe bert ....................23 Mr. vV.James, c Onslow, b Lewisham . . . . 8 — Mr. H. Gladstone, c G. Total .. . . 6 9 Hamilton, b Herbert 8 | In the Second Innings Mr. A. Grey scored (c Round, b Dawnay) 56, Mr. R. T. Keid (not out) 15. Sir W . Ffolkes (c Herbert, b Hamilton) 0, Hon. G. Leigh (not out) 0, w 4, —total 55. M.C.C. & G. y . MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL. Played at Charterhouse-square, on July 20, and, according to M.C.C. rules, resulted in a draw. There was some hard hitting for the visitors by Mr- Hodson. For the School Mr. Cave played well, and Mr. Tripp took seven wickets at a cost of fifty-eight runs. M.C.C. & G. First Innings. Parnham, not out.. .. 38 C. Q. Roberts, b Buck . A. P. Roberts, b Tripp 3 W . Mycroft, b Tripp . B 1 2 .............................13 B eddin gton , First Innings. S. A. Jones,b W. N. Kelsey 7 c C. Bentley, st A. Payne, b W. Payne J. H. Bridges, c and b Felton 17 b Felton Second Innings, A. Payne, b W . Payne ....................2 5 b Felton ....................3 A. Tomkins, b W . Payne A. F. Stevens, c Ellis, b Felton.....................................6 L. J. Paice, c Norris, b W. Payne .....................................26 Quin West, c W . N. Kelsey, b W. Payne.............................24 Capt. Muggeridge, c A. Payne, b Felton.................. 26 J. Dives, not o u t .................. 8 F. Dutton, run out .. .. 1 . T. Baker, b W. Payne .. 1 B 7,1 b 6, w 2 ..................15 1 c Ellis, b Felton .. 11 runout.............................14 st A. Payne, b W . Payne ....................7 c Norris, b W. Payne 22 b Felton ....................2 c W . Payne, b Felton 0 notout............................ 4 b Payne .................... 0 Total. .137 Total . . . . 7 1 MR. R. B. HALLARAN’S XI. v. ANGLO- AMERICAN. Played at Valentia, on July 14. A nglo -A merican . First Innings. Second Innings. W . Pilfold, b Hallaran.. .. 0 b N e w to n .................0 L. Carmichael, b Stevens .. 0 c Smith, b Stevens .. 2 J. Graves, b Hallaran .. .. 9 1b w, b Hallaran .. 6 A. F. Smith, b Hallaran .. 0 b Hallaran................0 D. Herbert, b Hallaran .. 2 c Smith, b Stevens .. 15 T. Jolley, b Stevens .. . . 8 b Hallaran.................... 3 E. Johnson,b Stevens .. .. 4 b S teven s.....................1 J. Smythe, b Hallaran.. . . 0 notout..............................5 A. Holt, not o u t ..................4 c and b Stevens.. .. 3 H. Hardy, b Stevens .. .. 6 c Carleton, b Newton 9 E. Hurdens, b Stevens.. .. 0 c Smith, bNewton .. 0 Extras .............................4 Extras.........................7 Total..................................37 Total .. . . 5 1 M r . H allaran ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. Major Carleton, b Johnson.. 0 b Johnson................17 R. B. Hallaran, b Herbert .. 4 b Johnson.................6 Corpl. Stevens, run out .. 6 b H e r b e rt................4 Col-Sergt. Berry, b Johnson 2 b Johnson................2 Sergt. Newton, b Johnson.. 4 b H erb ert................8 Priv. Smith, b Herbert.. .. 2 st Pilfold, b Herbert 0 Priv. Sparrow, c Carmichael, b J oh n son ..........................4 notout...............................0 W . Hallaran, c Herbert, b Johnson .............................0 st Pilfold, b Herbert 0 Dr. Peard, b Johnson .. .. 0 c Carmichael, b H erbert....................0 J. Warburton, b Johnson .. 0 b Johnson .. .. 3 Dr. Whittaker, not ou t.. .. 1 b Johnson.................*ft Extras .............................2 Extras.........................8 Total..................................25 Total .. . . 3 8 BIGKLEY PARK v. BUTTERFLIES. Played at Bickley Park, on July 21. J. H. Hodson, c Cave, b T r ip p .............................83 O. D. Brooks, b Tripp.. 16 G. Palmer, b Tripp .. 3 J. W . Blundell, b Hem­ merde ............................ 2 B. R. Stansfeld, b Tripp 0 Total .. . .202 W. S. Shirley, b Tripp 24 H.G.Jeaffreson, st Cave, b Umney .. ..' .. 12 In the Second Innings W . S. Shirley scored (not out) 6 H. G. Joaffreson (not out) 3— total 9 M erch an t T aylo r s ’ S chool . B u tt e r f lie s . B. S. Cave, b Palmer .. 59 A. D. Tripp, b Mycroft 11 R. W . Whittington, b Parnham ....................3 W . J. Scott, c C. Q. Roberts, b Parnham 12 W. K. Steele, b C. Q. Roberts ....................24 W. A. Buck, c A. P. Roberts, b Parnham 11 T. W . Hemmerde, b Mycroft ....................12 W . F. Umney, b Parn­ ham .............................2 E.H.Gunnery, b Mycroft 3 P. D. Chater, not out .. 0 R. S. Lucas, b Mycroft.. 4 B 1 6 .............................16 T. Dury, c Smith, b J o n e s.............................0 W . Bovill, b Jones.. .. 67 W . A. Smith-Masters, c Smith, b Boosey .. 1 P. Toynbee, c Smith, b J o n e s.........................18 II. Gibson, run out .. 10 P. H. Coxe, run out .. 6 Y. A. Parnell, st Smith, b Patterson .. .. 1 E. Banbuiy, run out .. H. E. Murray-Anderton, b Jones .................... C. J. Phillips, not out.. A. Boosey, b Cosens .. B 1,1 b 4, w 1.. .. Total .. ..1 B ick ley P a r k . Total .157 BEDDINGTON v. HORLEY. Played at Beddington, on June 30. H o r le y . W. F. Ftlton, b Paice.. 24 A.Payue, b Dives.. .. 9 W. H. Norris, c West, b P a ic e ............................ 25 W. Payne, b Dives .. 20 J. L. Drydale, b Paice 7 O. L. Ellis, b Paice .. 0 W. N. Kelsey, b Dives.. 2 W . Kelsey, c Bridges, b D iv e s .............................0 H. Webber, not out .. 20 O. Hal’,c Baker, b Dives 0 E. Kelsey, b P.iice .. 1 B 8 , l b l , w l . . . . 1 0 Total ..118 W . W . Rashleigh, b Banbury ....................15 E. P. Barlow, b Dury .. 53 W . H. Patterson, l b w , b Smith-MaBters .. 39 H. Hartley-Smith, not out .............................47 J. A. S. Jones, o Dury, b Parnell.................................. 2 C. T. Boosey,c Banbury, b P a r n e ll....................3 B. H. Latter, not out .. 4 B 4,1 b 5, w 5, n b 2 16 Total ..179 T h e A u s t r a l ia n s in E n g l a n d . —A fuil and complete account of the Third Australian Team’s Visit to England, with portrait and biography of each member, together with details of all matches, besides other information,will be sent post free, from Cricket Press, 17, Pater­ noster Square, London, E.G., for seven stamps. 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