Cricket 1883

a u g u s t 2,1883. CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 291 RUGBY y. MARLBOROUGH. Some high scoring was tlie result of this an­ nual match,played at Lord’s on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. The Marlborough eleven wire reported to be above the average, and in all probability they would have won had time allowed the game to be played out. The wicket was very easy throughout, and in twodays 805 runs were scored for 33 wickets, an average of24J.Quinton appeared to be the best batsman in the Marlborough eleven, and Meyrick, who is very young, is likely to develope into a very good player. Buokland is not only a useful bat, but is a good, slow, round-arm bowler, and likely to be of use to Oxford next year. Wat son, Coles, and Harrison played excellent cricket for Rugby, but the bowling was very weak, and all-round the Marlburians were cer­ tainly the better eleven. The game was drawn, Marlborough wanting 78 to win with seven wickets to fall. Score and analysis :— M arlborough . First Innings. E. Buckland, b Gilson.. 41 W . A. Rose, c Castens, b Harper..........................22 F. D. Quinton, b Har­ rison ..........................39 F. E. Rowe, b Harper .. 46 L. O. Meyrick, run out 39 H. T. Keeling, b I3ra<lby 18 F. G. Padwick, c Wigaji, b B ra d b y ..................16 J. P. Cheales, b Higbley 9 T. R. Sale, run out .. 6 E. C. C. Firth,b Highley 0 F. N. Templer, not out 12 B 9,1 b 0, w 1 .. 16 Total ..234 In the Second Innings W. A. Rose scored (c Harrison, b‘ Highley) 28, F. D. Quinton (run out) 5, F. E. Rowe (o Har­ per, b Bradby) 27, L. 0. Meyrick, (not out) 22, F. G. Pad­ wick (not out) 15, b 2, 1b 2, w 1—Total 100. R ogby , First Innings. E. E. Wigan, b Sale .. .. 0 A. W. Watson, c Cheales, b Keeling................................. 44 P. Coles, b Sale ..................54 H. H. Castens, b Sale .. .. 7 H. E. Cobb, b Sale .. .. 0 S. N. Harrison, not out .. 23 G. Bowden-Smith, b Sal9 .. 0 H. Bradby, c Templer, b Salo 1 F. Gilson, c Padwick, b Buck­ land ..................................1 G. Harper, b Buckland .. 0 H. Highley, b Buckland .. 3 B 6,1 b 4 ..........................10 Second Innings, c Buckland, b Cheales 47 c and b Buckland c Rose, b Buckland b Buckland .. st Tompler,bBuckland b Salo .. b Keeling b K e e lin g ..................0 c Quinton, b Buck- la u d ..........................0 not out..........................4 1 b w, b Buckland .. 11 B 14,1 b 8, w 4 .. 26 Total. .143 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. M a rlb orou g h . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Harper . 39.1 11 71 2 .................. 22 12 24 0 Harrison . 29 8 56 1 .................. 4 1 5 0 Highley . 88 10 59 2 .................. 20 6 35 1 Gilson . 11 3 16 1 .................. 10 4 12 0 Coles .. . 12 4 28 0 Bradby . 10 4 18 0 .................. 12 3 19 1 Gilson bowled a v/ide R ugby . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M R.W. O. M. R.W. Buckland . 45.2 21 45 3 .................. 65.3 30 94 6 Sale .. . 39 17 47 6 .................. 36 13 78 1 Keeling . 11 2 22 1 .................. 24 8 45 2 Rose .. . . 2 0 12 0 .................. 4 0 9 0 Padwick . 5 3 7 0 .................. 8 0 19 0 Rowe .. .. 4 0 10 0 Cheales 7 1 17 1 Keeling bowled two wides, Padwick one, and Sale one. LANCASHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The Gloucestershire eleven on Friday last suffered a very decisive defeat in their first match of the season with Lancashire. The contest was originally to have taken place on the ground of the Liverpool Club, but the heavy rains had so interfered with the pitch there, that the executive of the Club deemed it advisable to suggest the transfer of the match to the county ground at Old Trafford, Manchester. Gloucester­ shire suffered severely by the absence of Messrs. Moberly, Fallen, and Cranston. On the other hand, Lancashire, though Pilling reappeared in the team, after an absence of a lew weeks from illness, had not its full strength with Mr. Royle and Robinson away, so that neither side was representative. Gloucestershire won the toss, but made avery poor show against the bowling of Mr. A. G. Steel andBarlow. The whole eleven weredismissed for a very small total of 34,and of these 27 were made by Messrs. W. G, Gracc and Townsend, the eight other batsmen contribut­ ing three. Barlow took five wickets for ten. Mr. Steel the other five for twenty runs. In their second innings, thanks mainly to Dr. E M. Grace, they cut abetter figure, but the result was never in doubt, and Lancashire won easily by ten wickets. G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c Nash, b A. G. Steel......................... 11c Barlow, b Nash Mr. E. M. Grace, c Barlow, b A. G. S teel......................... 0 Mr. W. O. Yizard, c Pilling, b A. G. Steel ..................2 Mr. F. Townsend, c Pilling, b Barlow ..........................16 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Barlow, b A. G. Steel ..................0 b A. G. Steel .. .. 6 Mr. H. Y. Page, c Pilling, b Barlow .. 13 b Crossland..................44 c Crossland, b A. G. Steel..........................18 c Pilling, b A. G. Steel.......................... Painter, b Barlow..................0 notout.......................... c Crossland, b A. G. Steel .......................... Mr. A. Sergjant, c Roper, b Barlow................................. Mr. E. A. Leatham, c Bar- low, b A. G. Steei .. .. l Mr. H. G. Gallop, b Barlow.. 0 Woof, not out..........................0 B ..................................4 0 b Crossland c Briggs, b Barlow .. „ b Crossland.....................12 b Croasland.......................7 B 4,1b 6, w 1 ..1 1 Total......................... 34 L an cash ire. First Innings. Total .. ..136 Mr. A. N. Hornby, b W o o f ..........................19 Barlow, b W. G. Grace 10 Mr. A. G. Steel, 1b w, b W o o f ......................... 23 Mr. D. Q. Steel, c E. M. Grace, b Woof .. .. 4 Mr. E. Roper, c and b W. G. Grace ..................6 Briggs, b Page .. .. 25 In the Second Innings Mr. A. N. Hornby scored (not out) 15, Barlow (not out) 5—Total 20, Mr. J. H. Payne,not out 26 Watson, b Woof .. .. 11 Crossland,c E. M.Grace, b Woof.......................... Nash, run out .. Pilling, b Woof B 13, lb 4 .. .. Total . 17 .153 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G lo u c e ste rs h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Steel .. .. 22.2 14 20 5 Barlow.. 22 15 10 Watson Nash .. . Crossland . Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . .. 28 9 56 . .. 8.2 3 25 7 4 6 5.1 1 10 17 8 28 L ancashire . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Woof .. .. 41.3 19 55 6 Page . . . . 26 18 45 1 W. G. Grace 15 3 36 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. .. .. 3 0 12 0 .. .. 2.3 0 8 0 STREATHAM SOHOOL.- PRESENT. -PAST v. P ast . Fiist Innings. H. Dibley, c and b McEwan .. 4 A. Beard, st J. Parker, b Fison 30 F. Edwards, st J. Parker, b Fison......................................... 21 E. Burns, 1b w, b McEwan .. 10 W. Beard, b J. Parker .. .. 21 C. R. Packer, c Fison, b McEwan 11 D. Homer, c Fison, b McEwcn 4 J. Campion, c H. Parker, b Fison.........................................3 A. Dibley, c J. Parker, b Fison 1 H. Smith, not out ..................0 B 8,1 b 4 ..........................12 Second Innings. not o u t ..................0 c McEwan, b Fison 23 c McEwan, b Fison 0 b J. Parker .. .. 42 c Paton, b McEwan 8 bJ . Parker .. .. 0 b F is o n .................. 1 not o u t ..................0 B 6 ..................6 Total ..........................117 Total.. .. 80 P resent . H. Parker, run out Rev. R. H. Fison, b A. B eard..........................29 F. McEwan, c sub, b Horner ..................27 J. Parker, 1 b w, b A. B ea rd ..........................8 T. Price, b A. Beard .. 20 G. Paton, c and bHomer 4 J. Greenwood, b A. Beard ., .. .. 1 A. Campion, not out J. Rooker, c Packer, Horner.................. F. Greenwood, b B eard.................. B 14,1 b 1, w 4 Total .. 14 .. 34 b .. 7 A. .. 4 .. 19 ..167 CASTLE SCHOOL, GUILDFORD, v, GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FARNHAM. Played in Farnham Park on June 27. C astle S chool . H. George, run out .. 3 E. Peachey, b Varndell 0 W. Glostcr, b Varndell 29 H. Hewett, c Emmett, b Yarndell ..................1 H. L. Giller, b Arm­ strong ..........................5 P. Waterer, b Varndell 36 W. Finch, b Varndell .. 2 G rammar S chool , A. Strudwick, c Deacon, b Varndell.................3 *J. Smith, not ou t.. .. 15 S. Stone, b Deacon .. 13 L. Cripps, b Deacon .. 4 Extras ...........,2 7 Total ..138 W. H. Blake, b Finch.. 21 II. Hinge, c Hewett, b G ille r..........................2 A. Emmett, b Finch .. 1 S, Deacon, b Finch .. 7 A. Armstrong, c Giller, . b Finch ..................11 H. Sparrow, c Smith, b G ifle r..........................9 A. Hart, run out .. .. 1 W. Hart, b Finch .. .. 5 C. Vardell, 1 b w, b G ille r..........................11 H. Kitchen, not out .. 3 G. Heath, c Smith, b G ille r..........................0 E x t r a s ..................4 Total , 75 CASTLE SCHOOL, GUILDFORD, v. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FARNHAM. Played at Guildford on July 14. C astle S chool . H. Hewett, b Deacon .. 6 W. Gloster, b Deacon .. 19 H. E. Giller, c Sparrow, b Varndell..................0 H. George, c Sparrow, b V a rn d e ll...................0 E. Peachey, c Blake, b Deacon ..................6 P. Waterer, c Blake, b lotal Armstrong..................5 G rammar S chool . C. Varndell, b Giller .. A. Hart, b Giller .. .. W. Hart, b Giller.. .. Durrant, cand bGloster H. Sparrow, not out .. 10 W. Finch, not out.. A. Strudwick, b Arm­ strong ..........................3 J. Smith, b Armstrong 4 A. Edmead,b Armstrong 0 S. Stone, run ou t.. .. 8 Extras ..................11 W. Blake, c Hewett, b Gloster..........................0 H. Kitchen, b Finch .. 2 A. Armstrong, b Gloster 10 S. Deacon, c and b Glostcr..........................25 H. Hinge, b Gloster .. 0 A. Emmett, c and b Glostcr.........................2 72 Total 45 DEVONSHIRE PARK v. THE EASTBOUEtNE COLLEGE. Played at Devonshire Park on July 18. D evon sh ire Park. First Innings. F. E. Lander, c Hilder,b _ P. Crampton, c Harrett, Ormerod ..................5 j. Spreckley, b Taylor .. 8 W. Grazebrooke,cHilder, b Ormerod..................14 Scanlan, run out .. .. 8 Wrattan, b Taylor .. 1 S. R. Wykes, b Ormerod 0 R. P. Parker, b Griffin.. 9 b Hardman..................12 W. Crampton, c Hilder, b Hardman..................11 J. Welch,not out.. .. 11 E. H. Powell, 1 b w, b Griffin..........................5 B 2,1 b 2. w 1.. .. 5 Total .. ..8 9 In the Second Innings F. E. Lander scored (not out) 11, S. Spreckley (c Hilder, b Taylor) 3, W. Grazebrooke (not out) 43, Scanlan (c Sanderson, b Griffin) 3, J. Welch (b Griffin) 9; w 1—total, 70. T he C ollege . Ormerod, b Scanlan 27 T. P. Hilder, c Parker, b Wykes..........................2 C. W. Taylor, run ou t.. 26 E. P. Griffin, b Wratten 8 O. Sillem, b Wykes.. 0 E. R. Hardman, c Scan­ lan, b Crampton .. 11 Holland, b Wratten .. 0 F. Hawk, not out ..2 3 Sanderson, e Lander, b Spreckley.................. A. N. Watts, c Wratten b Wykes .................. T. T. Harrett, b Spreck­ ley................................. B 7, l b l , w 4 Total .117 B u l e s of the M.C.C., containing latest re­ visions, ready in a few days, price Id., post free l^d. W. R. Wright andCo. (Cricket Press), 17, Paternoster Square, London, E.C. C rick et. — 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 Post free, 18 stamps of author, 22, Clifton-street Wolvey* himpton.— Al)VT..