Cricket 1883

3 3 0 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, a u g u s t ie, ms. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. NORMAN. Played at Eton aud Middlesex on August 11. N orman . A. Clarke, b Jupp.. .. G. W. Bedford, b W. J. Haycraft .................. L. Corke, b W. J. Hay­ craft .......................... C. T. Smitb, run out .. W. W. H. Tate, c and b W. J. Haycraft .. A. T. Corke, b W. J. Hay­ craft .......................... V. E. Booth, b W.J.Hay- crafu .......................... H. A. Clarke, c and b F r ip p ..........................0 S. W. Corke, c and b W. J. Haycraft..................0 H. C. Moses, b W. J. Haycraft ..................0 R. N. Stuart, not out .. 1 B ..........................6 'Total .. . .1 6 In the Second Iunings A. Clarke scored (c J. S. H«ycraft, b Lewis) 3, L. Corke (not cut) 20, R. N. Stuart (not out) 4 ; b 3,—total 30. H ampstead N ondescripts . J.S.Haycraft,bL. Corke 128 \ B. F. Fletcher, c and b F. J. Abbott, b Smith .. W.J.Haycraft, b L.Corke C. Braithwaite, c Tate, b A. Clarke ..................! F. L. Lewis, not out .. i S. M. Ward, b L. Corke J.M.Farmiloe, b L. Corke L. Corke T. W. Fripp, c A. Clarke b L. Corke................. F. B. Benfield,b L.Corke C. H. Gilbert, absent. B 34, l b l .. .. Total ..27 BLENHEIM v. KENSINGTON. Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on July 28. B len h eim . H. L. Stoddart, c Smith, b C opland.................. 47 G. L. Jeffery, b Stewart 8 A. E. Stoddart, c Cop­ land, b Stewart.. .. 9 H. G. Winter,b Copland 3 F. Neele, c Copland, b Jenner..........................1 A. J. Dare, b Wallace .. 8 F. Whinney, b Copland J. II. Hill, bCopland.. G. F. Bowles, c Smith, b W alla ce.................. J. T. Trotman,bWallace T. B. Whinney, aot out B .......................... Total K ensington . J. R. Stewart, b Winter 1 J. R. Dillon, b Winter 16 A. C. Smith, c and b A. E. Stoddart .. .. 2 C .E . Bloomer, st H. L. Stoddart, b Winter .. 22 B . C. Yockney, st H. L., b A. E. Stoddart .. 2 F. Norman, b A. E. Stoddart .. .. 0 G. R. Jenner, c Hill, b Winter .................. W. W. Elkin, b Winter E. Moir, run out A. Copland, b W inter.. R. L. Wallace, not out B 2 , l b l ..................3 .. 53 BLENHEIM v. HORNSEY. Played at Hornsey on August 4. B lenheim . First Innings. H. L. Stoddart, c Groves, b H i r s t ..................................15 G. L. Jeffery, b Paige .. .. 6 A. E. Stoddart, b Paige .. 2 F. G. Neele, b Paige .. .. 3 F. H. King, b Hirst .. .. 2 A. J. Dare, b Paige .. .. 2 F. Whinney, b Paige .. .. 7 J. Trotman, b Paige .. .. 0 C. E. Dowling, b Paige.. .. 0 J. V. Barber, not out .. .. 0 B 2, w l ..........................3 Second Innings. b Clarke . ................20 c Priestmau, b Orton 1 c T. Nicholls, b Clarke 27 b Paige.. not out .. c Hirst, b Clarke b Clarke .. b Clarke .. 1b w, b Clarke .. b Clarke B 11,1b 1 .. Total . .. ..4 0 H ornsey. Total .. ..6 5 A. W. Fletcher, b A. E. Stoddart .................. 3 W . Groves, c Trotman, b A. E. Stoddart .. 0 A. Priestman, not out.. 26 R. II. King, b A. E. Stoddart ..................2 F. Orton, run out .. .. 0 A. H. Ilirst, c II. L. Stoddart, b Neele .. 0 E. W. Nicholls, b A. E. Stoddart ..................0 Total BLENHEIM v. BROOKFIELD. Played at Eton and Middlesex on August 6 . B r o o k fie ld . T. A. Nioholls, b A. E. S to d d a rt..................0 B. A. Clarke, b A. E. S to d d a rt..................0 E. Paige, c H. L., b A. E. St jddart .. .. 2 F. H. Sheppard,bNeele 0 B 1,1 b 1..................2 35 First InniDgs. Second Innings. E. H. Lea, c Jeffei y, b A. E. Stoddart .......................... 29 c and b A. E. Stoddart 2 F. Farmiloe, c II. L. Stod­ dart, b Neele .................. 0 c H. L. Stoddart, b A. E. Stoddart .. 6 G. A. Aylwin, c Dare, b N e e le ................................. 0 c Trotman, b Neele .. 26 H. Hanis, b Neele 20 c A. E. Stoddart, b 7 M. Lea, c Trotman, b A. E. Stoddart .......................... 1 0 H. W'ebster, c Neele, b A. E. Stoddart .......................... 1 A. Glover, b Neele.................. F. E. Quartley, c andb Neele K. T. Glover, not out 0 c H. Stoddart, b Neele 0 0 1 0 C. Bevis, c Dowling, b A. E. Stoddart .......................... 0 W. H. Wheeler, absent.. . 0 8 B 1,1b 2 .......................... 8 B 3, l b l , w l .. 5 T otal........................ 55 Total .. 54 F or Nadin and Co. v. Medway, on July 28, at Burton-on-Trent, J. Gough bowled nine overs for two runs and five wickets ; J. Staley nine overs for five runs and three wickets. For Nadin and Co. v. Bass and Co., on August 4 J. Gough bowled seven overs for three runs and three wickets. II. L. Stoddart, cHarris, b Aylwin ..................76 G. L. Jeffery, b M. Lea 4 A. E. Stoddart, b M. Lea 31 F. J. Neele, c Glover, b M. Lea..........................0 F. H. King, c E. Lea, b Wheeler ..................1 A. J. Dare, c Glover, b Aylwin..........................11 F. Whinney, c and b Aylwiu..........................2 J. T. Trotman, not out 21 C. E. Dowling, b M. Lea 0 H. C. WTatts, b M. Lea 0 G. Watson, b M. Lea .. 4 B 7 ..........................7 Total ..157 SOUTH SAXONS v. BATTLE. Played at Battle on August 11. S outh S axons . Second Innings. 4 b Sellens ..................16 6 c Moor, b Sellons .. 2 First Innings. Rev. T. L. Postlethwaite, c Backnill, b Moor .. Major H. O. Cumberledge, c Davison, b Moor J. H. Crouch,c P.R.Papillon, b M oor................................. T. Parkin, c Bucknill,b Moor F. G. Chichester, b Sellens.. J. H. Butt, b Sellens .. A. L.MacIlwaine,run out .. C. H. Von Roemer, c H. G. Papillon, b Moor .. , J. Blake, b Moor .. A. E. Young, not out .. H. L. Dunn, b Sellens .. 4 b H. G. Papillon .. 0 5 c Coppard,b Sellens.. 5 1 c Bucknill, b Sellcns 1 6 b S e lle n s ..................2 2 c Jimpson, b H. G. Papillon..................13 1 c G. K., b H. G. Papillon..................1 B 1, l b l .. Total].. 6 not out 0 b S e lle n s .................. 0 c P. R. Papillon, b Sellens .................. 2 B .......................... . .. 37 B a t t le . Total E. T. Lambert, b Crouch 22 H. G. Papillon, b Mac- Ilwaine..........................7 Rev. F. Moor, b Maa- Ilwaine..........................8 P. R. Papillon, c Young, b C ro u ch ..................8 S. P. Bucknill, b Butt .. 22 G. K. Papillon, run out 28 R. Sellens, c Postle­ thwaite,bVon Roemer 22 J. Jimpson, b Butt .. 6 Rev. E. R. Currie, not out ..........................9 Dr. R. Davi6on,b Parkin G. Coppard, b Paikin.. 0 B 2, lb 1, w 15 ..1 8 Total ..152 RICHMOND v. HARROW BLUES. Played at Richmond on August 8 . Richm ond. A. Bunn, c Colbeck, b 1 A. Holt, not out .. Parr ..........................4 A. Springett, not out .. 5 1 Total .. .. 15 Capt. Inglis, J. H. Bingham, W. Furze, P. C. W. Trevor, E. J. C. Scott, J. P. MunBter, L. Trevor, and C. E. ^kead did not bat. The Harrow I;lues did not bat. goodmatch. Mr. C. T. Studd’s effective all­ round play, however, had much to do in in­ fluencing the result in favour of Middlesex, and his batting and bowling chiefly contributed to its easy victory. He gave a chance to the wicket­ keeper when he had made twenty, and a second when he had reached ninety-eight, but his score of 105, net out, was altogether a very brilliant display of batting. Hewas at the wicketswhile 222 runs were got, and it is worthy of note that this is the first innings of three figures he has scored tor Middlesex. Kent were 78 runs to the bad when they went in a second time, and un­ fortunately for themLord Harris, who had scored 79 out of 112 in the first innings, had to retire to attend the House of Lords when he was well set, on the second day. By mutual agreement Le would have been allowed to return to the wickets on the tLird morning had Kent stayed in, but after his retirement things went very badly for them. By excellent cricket Hearne and Mr. Tylecote saved the innings, but at 84 these two batsmen aswell as Hon. Ivo Bligh and Mr. Patterson were all dismissed, and though at onetime the score was 84 with only a wicket down the innings closed for 118. Middlesex had only 41 to win, and these were got for the loss of one batsman. Kent, as in the first match, was thus beaten by nine wickets, Mr. C. T. Studd and Burton bowled with great succes for Middle sex. The former took ten wickets for 124 runs THE CANTERBURY W E EK . MIDDLESEX v. KENT. The collapse of the Kentish eleven in their second innings brought the forty-second Canter­ bury week to a premature termination on Friday night. On the first day some excellent cricket was shown, and there seemed every chance of a K ent . First Innings. Mr. L. Wilson, c Lyttelton, b C .T . Studd ..................0 Hon. Ivo Bligh, c Vernon, b C. T. Studd...........................42 G. G. Hea.ne, c Pearson, b C. T. Studd ..........................17 Lord Harris, h w, b Walker 79 Mr. E. F. S. Tylecote, lb w , b Burton ..........................9 Mr. W. H. Patterson, c Lyt­ telton, b C. T. Studd .. 24 Captain H. W. Renny-Tail­ your,st Lyttelton,b Walker 0 Mr. C. Wilson, b Walker .. 9 Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, c G. B. Studd, b C. T. Studd Mr. L. Bligh, not out . 10 Woottonc Lyttelton, b C. T. Studd ..............................10 B 7, n b l .......................8 Total...........................216 Second Innings. c C.T.Studd,b Purton 9 Bt Lyttelton, b Burton 0 b B u r to n ..................26 retired..........................32 st Lyttelton, b C. T. Studd .................. 26 1b w, b C. T. Studd .. 0 b B u r t o n ..................1 not out..........................16 b C. T. Studd .. .. 7 c Lyttelton, b C. T. Studd ..................0 0 c Robertson, b Burton i L b .................. Total .. ..118 M id d le se x . First Innings. Mr.G.F.Vernon,bFoord- Keleey ..................17 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, b Foord-Kelcey.. Mr. J. Robertson, Hearne .. Burton, l b w , Wootton .. .. B 7, 1b 8, w 1 Total .. 0 b .. 17 b .. 6 .. 11 ..294 Hon. A. Lyttelton, c Tyleeote, b Wootton 22 Mr. C. I. Thornton, b Wootton ..................43 Mr. I. D. Walker, c Pat­ terson, b Han is .. .. 37 Mr. A. J. W’ebbe, b Wootton ..................2 Mr.C. T. Studd, not out 105 Mi. T. S. Ptiuson, b Wootton ..................9 Mr. G. B. Sti dd b L. B l i g h ..........................25 In the Second Inuiugj Hon. A . Lyttelton scored (not out) 21, Mr. P. J. de Paravicini (b Woottom) 10, Mr. J. Robertson (not out) 10—total 41. BOWfLING ANALYSIS. K e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. C.T. Studd .. 51.2 23 79 6 .. t. ..^ 2 22 45 4 Burton .. .. 25 11 861 ..................... 30.1 18 33 5 Robertson .. 17 648 0 .................... 7 4 12 0 Paravicini .. 4 014 0 .................... 8 4 9 0 Webbe . . . . 3 1 6 0 Walker . . . . 18 525 3 .................... 10 6 18 0 Mr. Robertson bowled a no-ball. M id d le se x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.'vV. O. M. R.W. Foord-Kelcey .. 37 11 99 2 Wootton . . . . 55 19 885 ........................ 9 8 26 1 L. Bligh . . . . 14 6 22 1 Hearne . . . . 22 1 561 ..................... 8.2 2 15 0 Lord Harris .. 10 5 18 1 Mr, looid-Kelcsy bowled a wide.