Cricket 1883

3 6 8 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. s e p t . 6, issb. first match for Cambridge this year against an England Eleven proved him to be in brilliant form and his innings of 141 runs was a grand display of cricket. During the Surrey match, at the Oval, he was unfortunate enough to sprain his knee, and this, for a time, materi­ ally interfered with his batting, though he played a fine useful innings of 47 for the North, at the Oval, just before the University match. Against Oxford be was unfortunate enough to be clean bowled in tbs first over without scoring, but since that time he has scored con­ sistently well, and his hitting for York.hire against Surrey, at the 0 fal, particularly in his first innings of sixty, was extremely good. Mr. Hawke bats in commanding style, and though possessed of excellent defence when he chooses, can hit well. His driving is hard, par­ ticularly on the on side, but his batting all­ round is very effective. He is a good judge of the game, and in his capacity of Captain of the Yorkshire Eleven, has shown great tact and judgment. Mr. Hawke can claim distinction in other branches of sport. He was Captain of the Eton College Football Eleven in 1878, and was in addition one of the best athletes of his term there. In 1875 he won the junior mile, and in 1877 th i quarter mile. His bestyear in Eton Athletic.;, though, was in 1878 when in addition to runningsecondin 100 yd steeplechase andwalkingracehe won the mile and the hurdles. In all probability Mr. Hawke will be Captain of he Cambridge University eleven in 1885. -GREAT A1ARL0W v. HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY. Played at Great Marlow on August 25. H. A. C. First Iunings. Serg. Major Simpson, c T. G. Lunnon, b R. H. Lunnon Private Taylor, b R. H. Lunnon................................. 8 Private Brownfield, b Pain&.. 0 Clarke, b Hewett .. .. ,. 13 Lieut. Reynolds, b Hewett .. 13 Sergt. Matthews, c Hudson, b Hewett .. ..................7 Private Thorpe, not out .. 3 Private Dale, t> Hewett .. 0 PrivatoSalaman.cGrosvenor, b Hewett ..........................0 Foottit, b H ew ett..................2 Barnes, b H ew itt..................2 B 2,1 b 5 ..........................7 Second Innings. 3 b R. H. Lunnon.. c Hewett, b Paine b Hudson .. b Hudson 43 .. 10 notout.......................... 6 b H u d s o n .................. run out .................. 1 b w, b Hud 3 on run out .................. c R. H. Lunnon, b Paine.......................... st Hewitt, b R. H. Lunnon .................. B 3, 1b 1 .. .. LOCKER’S PARK v. ST. ALBANS. Played at St. Albans on August 24. S t . A lban s . T. Titchmarsh, c and b E. W. Reeves .. .. 14 T. Pearce, c B. A., b E. W. Reeves..................141 H. B. Cox, b Austin .. 53 T. Westall, b K ey.. .. 12 C. E. Keyser, run out .. 4 P. F. Sladen, b Key .. 26 H. C. Webdale, c Austin, b E. W. " J. King, run out .. .. H. H. Beaumont, c Powell, b E. W.Reeves T. Byron, not out.. F. A. Giffen, b E. W. 0 B l . l b G ..................7 Total ..269 L o c k e r ’ s P a r k . Capt. Davidson, o King, ..110 Total ¥ p : £ C 0 ^ E > B 0 0 K . One shilling is charged for every score inserted in C r ic k e t , T o ensure insertion in next issue they should be delivered first thing on Tuesday morning. HENLEY v. GREAT MARLOW. Played at Marlow on August 21. H e n le y . Second Innings. 42 o Barlow, b Clcete .. st Hudson, b Clcete.. b Fowler ..................1 First Innings. E.J.Vernon,c Barlow,b Paine 12 not out F. H. P. Palmer, b Paine ..3 G. Browning, b Clcete .. .. 15 f ustace, b P a in e ..................0 . J. Cooper, b Clcete .. .. 21 C. T.Witherington.c Hewett, b Paine..................................7 b Clcete A. J. Cripps.c Ward, b Clcete 15 c Belgrave, b Fowler 18 E. M. Hawtrey, b Cloete ..12 bClcoto Itev. A. Almack, c Barlow, b P a in e ................................ 0 B. Dowson, b Clcete .. .. 7 R. J. Clarke, not out .. .. 1 B 1,1 b 3, w 2................ 6 Total..........................53 G r e a t M arlow . G. R. Ward, b Dale .. 0 J. G. Crossman, o Mat­ thews, b Dale .. .. 0 R. H. Lunnon, st Mat­ thews, b Simpson .. 6 J.‘Rawson, not out .. 25 B 8 , lb 4 ..................7 b Keyser H. K. Longman, Westall, b King A. Lofthouse, b King C. W. Aston-Key, Keyser.......................... E. W. Reeves, b Titch­ marsh ..........................27 B. A. Reeves, b Keyser 5 Paino, b Simpson.. .. 6 H.R. Hewitt, b Simpson 0 Dr. Dickson, b Dale .. 5 F. S. Toulmin, b Sirap*- flon .......................... 0 J. Hudson, c Reynolds, b Clark..........................30 T. G. Lunnon, c Mat­ thews, b Simpson .. 3 J. Baines, b Dale .. .. 1 Total HORNSEY v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Hampstead on August 25. H am pstead . G. Aylwin, b Groves .. T. Spink, c Sheppard, b Jeff ..........................32 E. 0 ’Dwyer,b Jeff ..1 7 A. B. Wood, b Jeff .. 0 H. P.T. Dickens, n*t out 3 L b 7, w 1 F. W.Oliver, b Wallinger 6 E. W. Reeves, run out 6 E. Farmer, h w, b L in e s ..........................42 C. W. Aston-Key, b W. Perkins ..................45 Capt. Davidson, b C. Perkins ..................89 F. Powell, 1 b w, b W. Perkins ..................1 A. C. Robertson, c Har­ rison, b Clarke .. .. 52 S.D.Fairless, c Nicholls, bClarke ...............19 A. Reid, b Clarke.. .. 8 R.Flemming, c Jenkins, b Clarke ............... 8 G. Cox, c Jenkins, b Clarke....................... 8 P. Dollar, 1b w, b Paige 10 27 Total..................192 Total. ................99 G r e a t M ar lo w . B 2, w 1 Total W. Groves, b O’Dwyer.. 0 B. Stephenson, run out 22 B. A. Clarke, c and b O’Dwyer .................. 7 H. Rood, b O’Dwyer .. 12 D. Jenkins, c Reid, b Fairiess .................. 8 W. P. Harrison, c Reid, b Fairless :..................2 H. Jeff, c Robertson, b Fairless ..................0 H orn sey . T. A.Nicholls, at Spinks, b O’D w yer..................0 E. Paigo, not out .. .. 22 S.’Summers, not out .. 3 R. J. Sheppard did not bat................................. 0 B 5, 1b 2..................7 Total 78 74 Paine, st Vernon, b Eustace ..................21 II. R. Hewett, st Vernon, b H aw trey................0 G. Belgrave, run out.. 3 H. B. Cloete, b Hawtroy 5 R.Nicholson,retired hurt 31 J. Hudson, b Eustaco .. 8 F. S. Toulmin,c Almack, b H aw trcy................ 6 J. Baines, c Cripps, b Eustace .................. 8 G. R. Ward, c Almack, b Hawtrey.................. 7 J.R.H.Fowler,b Eustace 11 T. E. Barlow, not out 4 B 7, 1b 4, w 2 .. 13 Total ..117 I n a match at Newton Abbott last week, be­ tween the Law Club and South Devon, the latter went in first and made 216, leaving only two hours and a quarter exactly to play. In this time the Law Club put together 236 runs for the loss of six wickets. R. A. Bewes making 51 in 16 minutes, and H. D. Bewes making 17 off one over. A curious matoh was played at Althorp Park, Lord Spencer s seat, on August 30, between Mr. Hughes’ team and the Dallington Club. Dal- lington scored 40 and 41, and Mr. Hughes’ team 67 in their firstinnings. The latter bad only 15 to win, but were all dismissed for 8 (7 from tho bat), and were thus beaten by six runs. NORTHBROOK (LEE) ELEVEN Y; NEXT EIGHTEEN. Played at Lee on the occasion of the pro­ fessional’s (Wells) benefit on September 1. E le v e n . C. Poarse, c][F. A. Smith b Cavanaugh .. .. 2 W. J. Smith, b F. A. Smith .. ..................16 W.’Nicolson, run out .. 4 J. W. Knowlos, c F. A. Smith, b Cavanaugh 12 W. F. Wall, c Buckley, b Cavanaugh .. ... 12 R. W . Burroughs, c Best* b Highara.. .. 22 A. H.Springthorpe,l bw, b F. A. Smith .. .. 13 E. Loxley, c Woolmer, b F. A. Smith.................. C. S. Cooke, o Best, b Higham .................. A. Evans, n otou t.. .. E. Whitworth, o sub., b Cavanaugh.................. B 7,1b 1 .................. Total. 92 G. H. Rees, c Evans, b Pearse .. ................3 S.O.Woolmer, b Spring­ thorpe .......................... 2 F. A. Smith, b Pearse .. 0 A. A. Kennard, b Spring- thorpe......................... 3 J. W. Allin, b Spring­ thorpe.. .. ... 17 F. G. Springthorpe, b Springthorpo .. .. 0 S. Buckley, c Reos, b Pearse..........................13 C.Springthorpe.bSpring- thorpe .......................... C A. II. Holmes, c Rees, b Springthorpa .. .. 30 W.J. Cooke, run out .. M. Cavanaugh, b Pearse H. Doman, c Wall, b Springthorpe .. S. R. Best, b Pearse A. Ingram, c Loxley, b Pearse.......................... A. N. Smith, b Spring­ thorpe .......................... A. Chappie, not out .. C. Iligham, c Wall, b W.Whitworth,b Spring- thorpe .......................... B ll, lb 3 .. .. Total ..111 . 45 . 0 b 17 A. F. iPowell, c Westall, b Pearce .. ... .. A.F. Randolph, b Pearco H. B.Greenfield,cSladen, b Pearce .................. F. W. Oliver, b Titch- m a .sh .......................... H. Austin, not out B 9,1 b 4, w 1 .. .. Total ..231 LOCKER’S PARK v. CHIPPERFIELD. Piayed at Chipperfield on August 20. L ocker ’ s P a r k . B. A. Reeves, b Kentish 21 H. B. Greenfield,not out 27 T. B. Greenfield, b Kentish ..................16 H. M. Walsh, b Kentish 0 F. G. Oliver, o Warren, b K e n tish ..................2 B 5, 1b 4, w l.. ..1 0 Total £.. ..215 C h ip p e r f ie l d . First Innings. II. Betts, c Davidson, b E. P. Warren, b F. W. Oliver.. Kentish,c Walsh,b E. Reeves Wallinger, c Farmer, b E. Reeves .. .......................... C. Pexkins, c Key, b E.Reeves . Lines, st Davidson, b F. W. Oliver .......................... C. Sansime, b E. W.Reeves.. \V. Perkins, b F. W. Oliver.. A. Hart, c B. A. Reeves, b E. W. R e e v e s .......................... Young, st Davidson, b F.W. O liv e r..................................u Simper, not o u t ..................0 Second Innings. b E. W. Reeves.. .. 6 1b w, b E. W. Reeves 5 c Key, b B. A. Reeves 2 c Key, b E. W. Reeves 2 c B.A. Reeve?, b B.W. Reeves ..................33 c Key, b E. W.Reeves 14 c Key, b E. W. Reeves 7 c E. Reeves, b F. W. Oliver ..................0 7 c Key, b F. W. Oliver 1 not out.......................... 0 o E. W. Reeves, b B.A. B. Reeves B 1,1 b 1, w 1 Total. NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. R. B. PERKIN’S Played at Chessington on September 1. N e ’e r -d o -W e e ls . b W in 0 8 70 XI F. Fieldington. d e le r ..........................39 T.B. Harbottle, c R. K. Perkin, b Windeler .. 5 G. Martincau, b Win­ deler ..........................7 W. Pearson, b Windeler 0 J.Harbottle, b Windeler 4 H .N . Jonas, run out .. 51 G. Chancellor, b Scott.. 26 W. Pigot, b Windeler .. 19 G. F. Holmes, b Scott .. 9 Browning,b Scott.. .. 8 R. C. Harbottle, not out 2 B 12,1 b 7, w 2 ..2 1 Total ..191 M u. R. B. P e r k in ’s XI. C.G.Roberts, c Fielding, b Martineau .. .. 19 J. A. Perkin, c R. C. Harbottle,bMartineau 8 S.W.Scott, c Browning, b J. Harbottle .. .. 20 W .E. Roller, c Pearson, b J .Harbottle .. ..8 7 Rev. W. F. J. Romanis, b Pearson 1 ....................... 9 E.Brooks, c Browning, b Martineau .................. 11 H.Windeler, bBrowning 4 A. Gibbs, c Fielding, b B row n in g..................3 R.B. Perkin,b Browning 6 R. K. Perkin, not out .. 7 P. Bates, b Browning .. 1 B 5,1 b 2, w 2 .. .. 9 Total ..181 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’ Post free, 18 stamps of author, 22, Clifton-street Wolvex* _ impton.— A d v t.