Cricket 1883

372 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, SEPT. 6, 1883, SOUTH SAXONS v. ME. A. MULLER’S XII. Played at St. Leonards-on-Sea onAugust 30. S o u th First Innings. E. C. Campbell, run out A. E. Young, b Kniglit.. T. Parkin, c Osbjrne, b M u ller.................................. E. Crosskey, b Muller .. A. L. Mcllwaine, b Muller .. E. II. Atkinson, c and b Stevens.................................. Major Cumberlege, c Muller, b S te v e n s .......................... E. A. Harris, b K night.. C. H. Yon Roeraer, run out.. R. Crosskey, b Muller J. H. Butt, c Muller, b K night.................................. C. H. Young, notout .. .. B 4, 1b 2 .. .. .. .. S axons . Second Innings. 2 b Muller .................. 6 0 b Muller ..................3 13 c Stevens, b Muller .. 4 0 b K n ig h t ..................7 2 run oui .................. 1 2 run out 10 b Muller ............... 6 14 b K n ig h t ................0 4 c Osborne, b Muller .. 3 1 notout.......................4 3 b K n ig h t ............... 0 3 c R. Thorne, bMuller 5 6 T otal..........................GO Total .. 40 M r . A. M u l l e r ' s XII. First Innings. F. G. Thorne, b Parkin, A. Muller, 1b w,b Parkin .. . B. Thorne, b Parkin.. W. A. Lewis, c Atkinson, b Butt ................................. A.W. Osborne, b C. H. Young A. Fevez, 1b w, b Mcllwaine V. Fevez, st R. Crosskey, b Butt .................................. J. Cr ok, b Parkin.................. F. Stevens, c Campbell, b Parkin.................................. E. Fevez, b Parkin .. A. Ship, 1b w, b C.II. Young E. A. Knight, not out .. B ll, l b l , w 4 .. Second Innin gr, 15 runout ................ 1 0 notout .. .. ,. 3 c R. Crosskey, b C. II. Young ..................0 not out .................. 7 b P a r k in .................. 1 Total 0 0 3 0 0 1 16 61 cCumberlege,b Parkin 18 B 6 , 1b 2 CLAPHAM,v. PUTNEY. Played at Putney on August 25. C laph a m . S. Co1 man, c Shepherd, b Gill . II. A. Smith, b Gill . C>. S. Page, b Webb B. Burton, b Gill.. Ii. W. Smith, b Webb . A. W. Winterbottom, notout.......................... 79 Sydney 11. Smith, not out ..........................23 E x t r a s .................. 40 Total .23,1 W. B. Smith, W. R. Major, W. Hadley, and W. S. Terry did not bat. Putney did not ba*. BRIGHTLINGJ?ARK v. ROBERTSBRIDGE. Played at Robertsbridge on August 20. B r ig h tl in g P a r k .' First Innings. P. C. Bovill, b Fuller .. .. 0 N. J. l^sseiy, c and b-Fuller 7 T. Parkin, c Elsam, bNicolls 2 J. Nicoll, c Smith, b Fuller.. 6 G. A. Reischach, b Nicolls.. 4 F. Read, b Nicolls..................16 C. Clarke, 1b w, b Nicolls .. 22 P. li. Papillon, o Fuller, b N icolis..................................11 A. Munt, b F u ller..................4 E. J. Tatham, c and b Fuller 7 J. Pout, not o u t ..................0 Total..........................79 R o b e r ts b b id g e First Innings. BRIGHTLING PARK v. ROBERTSBRIDGE. Played on August 9,1. B r ig h t lin g P a r k . Smith, Second Innings, c Butcher, b Fuller .. 6 b N ich olls.................. 8 b N icholls.................. b Fuller ................'. 7 c Simos, b Nicolls .. 28 c Nuttall, b Elsam .. 15 b Fuller ..................0 c Nuttall, b Elsam .. 0 b Elsam ..................0 b Fuller ..................0 notout.......................... 0 Extras.................. 5 Total .. .. 64 L. Nicolls, run out G. Fuller, c Bovill, b Papillon .................. J. Pankhurst.c BoviU, b Papillon .................. J. Smith, not out.. E x t r a s ................ J. W. Noble, c Martin, b F u ller..........................40 J. Nicoll, b Nicolls .. 1 P. C. Bovill, b Nuttall.. 57 W. J. Essery, c Nuttall, b Fullor ..................10 T. Parkin, b Fuller ..2 0 G. A. Jteischach, bFuller 25 F. Read, b Fuller .. .. 9 C. Clarke, Fuller..........................0 | E. J. Tatham, b Fuller 1 I W. Fry, b Fuller .. .. 6 A. Munt,not out.. .. 0 E x tr a s ..................14 Total ..183 R o b e r tsb r id g e . C. Butcher, b Bovill . _ Ii. Smith, c Clarke, b Papillon ..................*-4 M. Martin, c Tatham, b B o v ill......................... 33 A. Simes. c Papillon, b Essery..........................9 R. W. Nuttall, bPapillon 10 F. Caffyu, runout.. .. 14 Total .. ..139 A. Elsam, c Bovill, b Esseiy..........................17 . In the Second Tnnirgs F. Caffyn fo x e l (not out) 3, J Pankburst (not out) 8 —total, 6 , C. Butcher, st Clarke, b N o b le ..........................5 P. Smith, st Clarke, b N o b le ..........................12 M. Martin, not out .. 55 A. Simes, st Clarke, b N o b le ..........................1 R. W. Nuttall, b Noble.. 2 F. Caffyn, b Parkin .. 21 A. Elsam, c and b,Bovill 4 L. Nicolls, *c Munt, b Bovill..........................5 G. Fuller, c Essery, b N oble..........................4 J. Pankhurst, c Reis­ chach, b Bovill.. .. 10 J. Smith, c Munt, b Noble .. .................. 0 E x tr a s ..................16 Total ..135 BRIGHTLING PARK v. NORMANHURST COURT. Played at Brightling Park, on August 22. B righ tlim g P a r k .] J. W. Noble, c Nuttall, b H. Winchester, c Blake Lancaster.................. 3 b Sargant .................. 11 P. C. Bovill, c Nuttall, b L. Nicolls, b Freer 23 Freer .......................... 25 J. Winchester, b Freer 5 W. J. Essery, b Freer .. 72 C. Clarke, 1b w, b Sar­ G. A. Reischach, b Langant .......................... 0 caster .......................... 32 D. Winchester, run out 3 J. Nicoll, b Sargant .. 13 A. Munt, not out .. 1 T. Read, c Sargant, b 9 Freer .......................... 5 Total .. 202 N orm anhurst C o u rt . E. T. Lambert, b Bovill S. Bucknell, c and b Winchester .. .. n . G. Ruggles-Brise, Read, b Nicolls.. E. Hume, c Noble, b Winchester.................. 3 F. II. Freer, b Nicolls .. 24 11. W. Nuttall, c Bovill, bNicolls .................. 0 62 C.Ellis, cBovill,bNicolls T. Blake, b Winchester F. de Paravicini, not out S. Sargant, c Nicolls, b Winchester .. .. L. Lancaster, not out.. T. A. Brassey, to bat. E x tr a s .................. Total.. ..1 BHIGHTLING PABE v. NOEMANHURST COUItT. Played at Normaohurst Court on August 23. B rig h tlin o P ark . First Innings. J. W. Noble, c and b Ruggles- Brise ............................. 21 P. C. Bovill, o Ruggles-Brise, b Freer.................................4 W. J. Essery, run out .. .. 8 A. Simes, b Freer..................7 G. \. Reischach, b Ruggles- Brise ................................15 J. Winchester, b Ruggles- Biise .................................4 F. Read,cBrassey,b Ruggles- Bris? .................................9 J. Nioolls, b Nuttall .. .. 4 L. Nicolls, e Ruggles-Brise, b ft„Freer ............................... 10 C. Clarke, not ou t................. 8 A. Munt, o Nuttall, b Freer.. 1 Extras ........................11 Second Innings, st Hume, b Freer b Ruggles-Brise b Ruggles-Brise c aud b Ruggles-Brise b Ruggles-Brise b Ruggles-Brise c Paravicini, b Freer 5 st Hume, b Freer st Hime, b Freer not out .. Extras.. Total..........................1U8 Total .. ..5 2 N orm akhurst C ourt . Fiist Innings. E. Hume,c Read,b Noble 2 F. de Paravicini, lb w , b Noble......................... 3 S. Bucknell, c Reischach, b Noble......................... 6 H. G. Ruggles-Brise, b B o v ill..........................7 F. H. Freer, b Bovill .. 9 Ii. W. Nuttall, b Nicolls 11 C. Ellis, b Nicolls .. .. 5 In the Second Innings E. Hume scored (not out) 24, H. G. Ruggles:Brise (not out) 21, extras 2;—total 47. T. Blake, c Reischach, b Nicolls ...................1 H. Harmer, b Nicolls.. 2 S. Sargent, not out ..10 T. A. bra^sey, c Reisc­ hach, b Nicolls.. .. 4 E x tr a s ...................5 Total 65 DERBYSHIRE v. SUSSEX. After having to follow on ina minority of 113 runs, the Derbyshire eleven secured a very creditable victory in this, the last match of the County season, at Brighton yesterday. When Chatterton and Mr. Evershed became partners in the second innings, Derbyshire had lost six wickets for 40, and 73 were still required to save the inningswith four wickets to fall. Chatterton played excellent cricket, and Mr. Evershed hit as freely as at the Oval, so that the game under­ went a great change. These two batsmen while together added as many as 98 runs, and it was entirely due to them that the innings reached 216, of which Chatter­ ton contributed 61 by very good cricket. Yester­ day, after a night of heavy rain, Sussex went in with 104 to win, and the Derbyshire bowlers, helped by a treacherous wicket, and excellent all-round fielding, had all the best of the play. Mr. Whitfeld oarriedout his bat for a very careful 26, but no one else m%de a long stay, and as the innings only reached 74, Derby­ shire wonwith29 runs to spare. Mariow’stowling figures it will be seen were excellent. He took six wickets for 27- runs, and of his 46 overs as many as 32 were maidens. S ussex . First Innings. Jesse Hide, b Marlow .. .. 40 Tester, c Marlow, b Mycroft 12 Mr. W. Newham, c Foster, b Walkor................................. 61 Humphr eys, b Cropper .. 15 Mr. H. Whitfeld, bMarlow.. 42 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, b Marlow.. 52 W. Payne, c Smith,bMycroft 5 Mr. W. A. Bettesworth, o Maynard, b Mycroft.. .. .19 Mr. W. Blackman, b Marlow 2 A. Hide, c Chatterton, b Mycroft ..........................0 Juniper, not om t..................7 B 8 , lb 4, w 2..................14 Second Innings, c Myerof 6 , b Walker.. 10 c Evershed, b Marlow 12 run out......................... 0 c Smith, b Marlow .. 7 not out.......................... 2 d c Maynard, b Walker 6 b M a r lo w .................. 8 c Evershed, b Marlow c and b Ma low .. c and b Walker c Walker, b Marlow .. B 1......................... Total .269 D e r b y sh ir e . First Innings. Chatterton, c and b Hum­ phreys .................................. 22 Marlow, run o u t ..................2 Platts, b Tester ..................15 Mr. E. A. J. Maynard, c Bettesworth, b Humphreys 17 Mr. R. P. Smith, b Juniper 16 Foster,c Tc ster,b Humphreys 58 Total Second Innings. o Newham, b Junlpar GI not out ..................17 c Humphreys,bA.IIido 0 Mr. L. C. Doike-, b Juniper 7 Mr. W. W. Evershed,bA.Hide 2 Cropper, b J. Hide .. .. 9 Mr. G. G. Walker, not ou t.. 4 Mycroft, c Juniper, b Hum­ phreys .................................. 0 Extras .................. 4 Total...........................153 run o«t ..................7 b J. H i d e ..................12 « Bwttesworth, b A. Hide ..................0 c and b J. H ide.. ..19 b Bottesworth .. .. 5t) c Whitfald, b A. Hide 0 c Wyatt, b Juniper .. 23 c Whitfield, b Hum­ phreys ..................9 Extras..................11 Total .. ..215 First Innings, BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u ssex. Mycroft.. Mailow Docker .. . Chattterton . Cropper .. Walker .. . O. M. R.W. Second Innings. 42 22 44 45 20 84 2 21 9 30 8 11 19 26 22 11 O. 1 4t> Cropper bowled two wides D e r b y s h ir e . t Innings. O. M. R.W. 4 2 41 25 R.W. 1 0 27 6 7 0 A. Hide .. Jumper .. Humphreys Tester .. J. Hide .. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 14 23 1 ................... 19 i(j _ . 35 16 45 2 .. ... .. 28 14 25 3 4 ., .. ... 12.2 2 41 1 1 .................. 7 1 19 » 1 .................... 37 21 47 i Blackman 12 7 15 D Bettesworth 15 5 24.1 5 9 3 6 3 35 1 O n September 1, at Peckhani Rye, the Albion Amateurs (Queen’s printers), scored 68 v. Dia' monds (Silverlock's). The A. A.’s got 68 : The latter then got 24 for 6 wickots, F. Turnerhaving a hand in the whole six. Qe c:mght one and took the other five,three cleaned bowled and two hit wicket. The four last were with following balls.