Cricket 1883

3 8 4 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. sept. 13 , isss. bat, bis fielding vas exceedingly fine, and in this respect alone he was of great assistance. Joarneying home by New Zealand and San Francisco, he only reached London in time to witness the Eton and Harrow Match, but his hitting for Middlesex against Notts the following week was as brilliant, and his score of 74 bad something to do with saving the game for his side. As a batsman, though of only slight physique, he is very dangerous when set, and he hits all round with considerable vigour. In the field lie shows to the greatest advantage, and at cover-point or mid-off has no superiors, picking up and returning the ball with unfaiiing acouraoy. As a tennis player, too, he has made a reputation, and he has also represented Cambridge in this branch of sport. Mr, Studd, it may boadded, was born at Netheravon House, Wiltshire, on Oct. 20. 1859. U'JIEv$Ce^E>B00K. One shilling is charged for every score in 3 erted in C r ic k e t , T o ensure insertion in next issue they should be delivered lirst thing on Tuesday morning. CHARLTON PARX v. GRAVESEND. Played on the Bat and Ball Ground, on September 8 . G r a v e se n d . First Innings. Second Linings, S. F. Onslow, c W. Farquhar­ son, b M'Allister .. .. 7 not out J. Rocbe, cW. Farqubarson, 22 not out..................... 0 b M‘Canlis..................17 cDavis, b Farquharson 26 b Newsom F. W. Boorman, c M'Canlis, b M ‘AUister..........................11 Rev. F. F. J. Greenfield, run out.......................................... 8 A. B. Rosher. c M‘Canlis, b M 'A llister..........................18 Carroll, not o u t .................. 88 G. Naylor, c M‘ vanlis, b M 'A llister..........................0 Capt. Higginson, bM‘AUister 0 b Davis.................. Capt. Jackson, c Sampson, b M 'A llister..........................5 W. Carter, b A. Burnett .. 14 b Davis................... H. Seaford, run out .. .. 6 B 8 ,1 b 4 ..........................12 B 2,1 b 6 , n b 1 Total. ................119 C h arlto n P a r k . Total J. G. Davis, c Boorman, b Greenfield .. E. W. Sampson, c Car­ 14 roll, b Boorman 3 A. J. Nowsom, b GreenW. T. Davie?, st Carroll, b Creeafield .. field .......................... 74 10 H. C. Dent, c Greenfield, W .M .C. M'Allister, not b Boorm an.................. 1 out .......................... 5 A. Burnett, run out 0 F. Farquharson, b Boor­ W. M‘Canlis, c and b man .......................... 0 Boorman .................. 21 B 1 1 ,1 b ! .. .. 12 F.W. P. Holton,bNaylor 2 — W. G. Farquharson, Total .. ..151 N aylor.................. 9 R. HILDER’S XI. v. APTED’S XI. Played at Bickley Park, on September 8 . R. II il d e r ’ s X I. T. P. Hilder, c find b Trollope ..................G E. L attcr, b Johnson .. 0 W.W.Rashleigh, run out 29 C. J. H. Cooper, c Apted, b T ro llo p e ..................1 F. E. Street, b Trollope 15 F. S. Ireland, not out .. 9 A. D. Blytb, b Trollope 13 A p te d ’s XI. W. S. Trollope, blreland 2 W. Rashleigh, b Dives.. 0 M. P. Bowden, c Ras) - leigh, b Ireland.. .. 14 K. J. Key, runout.. .. 80 F. H ca n e,b Blyth .. 01 M. P. Batts, c Boosey, b L a tter..........................5 L. Wilson, h w, b Latter 2 J. Dives, b F. Hearne.. S. M. Fergusson, b F. Hearno .................. A. Boosey, c Trollope, b F. H earse.................. R. Hilder, b F. Hearne B3, l b l .................. 4 Total 90 CRICKET IN SOUTH APEICA, To th e E d ito r of “ C r ic k e t .” S ib ,— We play here on matting between the wickets. The ground is a sand flat andis there­ fore against heavy scoring as a rule. Out of the twenty-two playing, seven are natives of St. Helena, and the others areEnglish and Colonists, all employes of the Cape Copper Mining Company (Limited). Crioket is very popular here; from tha highest to the lowest, all take an interest in it. It is amusing to see at every spare moment tholittle Hottentots and Damaras put up a stone for a wioket, a stiok for a bat, and an india-rubber ball, piolc sides, and have very animated contests. They do not indulge in flannels, as youmay well imagine, and often cast off the old sack—or some of them only a shirt—which forms the generality of costume amongst them. Their fielding and catching are excellent, andsome of them perform fairly well with their apology for a bat. Several of us take in your paper and look for­ ward to its arrival per weekly mail with great interest.—I am, &c., A L over oe th e G am e . Ooluep, Namaqualand. OOKIEP v. STAE. Played at Ookiep on July 14, 21, and 28. OOKIEP. H. Rodda, c Hodge, b Mercury ...................10 C. Maggott, c W. Mag- gott, b Cornish .. .. 80 E. Anderson (capt.), b F lo y d ..........................74 J. Lanksbury, run out.. 9 G. G. Trentmore, b Anthony .. .. ,, 2 W . Willoughby, b An­ thony .. ., ,, .. 21 S tar . First Innings. A. Anthony, b C. Maggott .. 1 J. Pauli, c C. Maggot, b Lauksbury..........................2 R. Mercury, b C. Maggot .. 0 D. Mittens, st C. Maggott, b Lauksbury ........................10 A. H. Morris, c N.Smith, b Floyd .................. J. Hillary, b Anthony.. J. Thomas, b Floyd D. J. Loynes, b Mercury W . Bottomley, not out.. Extras ..................4 Total .. ..157 Sccond Innings. R. Smith, b Lanksbury S. Cornish (capt.), b Maggott .................. F. Peters, b C. Maggott 0 W. Maggott, b C. M aggott.. 8 G. Gilber .run out .. .. 2 S. Floyd, not o u t ..................0 E. Hodge, b C. Maggott .. 0 Total..........................27 b D. Loynes ,, . . 3 b J. T. Anderson .. 2 b D. Loynes .. 2 c Willoughby, b C. Maggott .. .. 23 b J. E. Anderson .. 2 b C. Maggott .. .. 2 J. Beard, sub, b C. Maggott .. .. 11 N. Smith, sub, b C. Maggolt .. bD . Loynes.. .. . . 0 C. Phillips, sub, QOt Extras .. .. 8 Total .. .. 55 BECKENHAM v, UPPER TOOTING. Played at Upper Tooting on August 29. B kcken h am . 21 F. Barnr, b Harper E. H. J. Reay, c Du- Buisson, b Harper .. 16 E. Penny, b Strode ..4 6 G. P. Hatch, 1 b w, b Strodo..........................26 A. M. Inglis, c Strode, b Morice..........................18 J. T. de Z. Collier, c McMillan, b Harper.. 20 Total U ppe r T ooting . CRYSTAL PALACE v. GKANGE. Played at Edinburgh on August 20 and 21. C r y sta l P a la c e . Second Innings, b Macnair .. ., .. First Innings. W. Kettlev.ell, b Hay Brown 4 J. Aste, c E. S. Balfour, b Hay Brown..........................22 b Hay Brown W. Lindsay, c L. M. Balfour, b L e g g a tt..........................1 G. Cosens, Brown,, c and b Hay .. 5 A. J. Baker, b Harper.. 0 W. Wellman, b Harper 8 S. M.Fergusson.bStrode 11 E. J. Gripper, not out.. 19 Rev. M. C. Sturges, b Strodo..........................19 B 13,1 b 4,w 6 .. 28 C. H. Dorman, b Macnair .. 24 L. J. Turner, b Macnair .. 0 Major Pennycuick, bMacnair 0 II. Hetley, b Macnair .. .. 0 F. A. Rehder, b Hay Brown 8 D. McGeorge, not out.. .. 5 J. M. Henderson, c and b Hay Brown..........................1 B 4 ..................................4 .217 A. J. Baker, run out .. 6 Johnson, not ou t.. .. G9 A. Hearne, e Rashleigh, b B o o s e y ..................9 Aptcd, c and b Blyth .. 12 B 8 ,1 b 7, w 1 .. ..1 5 Total ..226 G. A. McMillan, b Hatch 11 N. Morice, c Fergusson, b G rip p er..................89 E. Strodo, c Welman, b B a rry ..........................13 F. C. Wright, b Barry.. 0 W. H. Du Buiason, c Penny, b Gripper .. 0 C. S. Harper, b Gripper 0 E. P. Bovill, c Gripper, b Hatch ..................7 c Hay Brown, b Mac­ nair ..........................' st L. M. Balfour, b Hay Brown .. c Paterson, b Macnair st L. M. Balfour, b Hay Brown .. b M a cn a ir.................. st L. M. Balfour, b Hay Brown .. .. b Hay Brown .. b M acnaJr.................. not out.. B 10 Total. 74 Total F. C. Ryde, b Hatch .. 0 G. A. Gilbert, not out .. 44 P. Harper, c Welman, b H atch ..........................4 C. Burney, c Baker, b Gripper .. .. .. 2 B 9,1 b 1..................10 Total G ran g e . First Innings. Second Innings. H. M. Horsbrugh,c andb Dorman ..........................38 notout............................ E. S. Balfour, b Turner .. 0 II. Hay Brown, c Turner, b Dorman ..........................10 b Turner ..................... L. M. Balfour, c McGeorge, b D orm an ..........................10 Capt. A. Young, b Dorman.. 4 C. J.Paterson, b Dorman.. 13 C. A. S. Leggatt, b Turner, R. Macnair, b Dorman .. 1 D. Dundas,b Turner .. .. 2 Lieut. Staunton, not out .. 7 C. M. P. Bum, b Turner .. 0 B 8 ,1 b 5 ..........................13 not out..........................49 run out.......................... 0 3 st Henderson, b Aste 12 run out.......................... 0 L b l , n b l . . .. 2 Total .101 Total CRYSTAL PALACE v. WEST OF SCOTLAND. Played at Partick, Glasgow, on August 22 and 23. C rystal P a First Innings. W. Kettlewell, c Johnston, b Butler ..........................10 F. A. Rehder, c and b Butler 7 H. P. Clarke, b Butler .. .. 1 W. Lindsay, run out .. .. 24 J. Aste, run o u t ..................20 C. H. Dormau, lb w , b J. C r a ig ................................. L. J. Turner, c C. Craig, b Butler.................................. G. Cosens, c and b J. Craig Major Pennycuick, 1 b w, b Butler.................................. II. Hetley, cand b J. Craig.. J. M. Henderson, not out .. B 3,1b 4, w 8 .................. Second Innings. c C. Craig, b Butler .. 3 c Grant, b J. Craig .. 10 b Butler ..................1 b Butler ..................0 c A. D.Dunlop, bButlor 7 15 c C. Craig, b Butler .. 1 2 c Grant, bJ. Craig .. 0 8 c Johnston, b Butler 4 2 c C. Craig, b Butlor .. 4 0 cA. D.Danlop, bButler 2 not out.......................... 0 10 B ..........................1 Total..........................96 Total .. 81 W est op S cotland . R. J. Johnston, b Aste 8 J. Robertson, st Hender­ son, b Aste..................16 A. D. Dunlop, c Penny­ cuick, b Asto .. .. 0 C. Craig, c aud b Cosens 6 A. W. Evans, 1 b w, b Clarke..........................38 T. S. Grant, c Penny­ cuick, b Aste .. .. 15 T. Anderson, b Asto .. 46 J. Craig, c Henderson,* b Clarke ..................0 J. F. Dunlop, b Cosens 5 R. Walker, b Turner .. 9 Butler, not out .. .. 7 B 3 ,l b l , w l, n b l 6 Total .. . .156 ..130 CRYSTAL PALACE v. DRUMPELLIER. Played at Drumpellier on August 24 and 25. D r u m p e l l ie r . First Inninga. Second Innings. J. Thompson, b Aste .. ..1 6 cTurner, b Aste .. 18 R. Shanks, c Pennycuick, b Aste ...............................32 c Turner, b Asto .. 6 W. J. Capes, c Kettlewell, b Aste ................................ 6 c Aste, b Dorman .. 18 J. King, st Henderson, b Asto ..................................4 run out ...................10 J. Buchanan, b Aste .. .. 8 c ffetley, b Aste.. .. 1 1 J. A. Allan, c Clarke, bAste 16 c Henderson, b Aste.. 5S W. Ross, c Pennycuick, b Aste ................................. 6 not out ...................52 R. Scott, b Cosens..................1 c Pennycuick, b Aste 2 R. Brown, c Clarke, bAste 1 c Aste, b Dorman .. 1 D. Crichton, c Clarke, b Aste ............................... 0 st Henderson, b Aste 9 J.'Lindsay, not out .. .. 1 b A sto............................& B 1,1 b 1, w l .3 B 9,1 b 2 .. .. I 1 Total..................... 94 Total .. ..193