Cricket 1883

SEPT. 13, 1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 3 8 9 THE STYGIAN W E EK . The above club commenced their “ Folkestone Week,” intended henceforth to be annual, on Monday last. Theweather was most unfavour­ able, it being almost impossible to stand, owing to the gale of wind, and the Stygians were un­ fortunate in having to bat in the worst of the weather. The bowling of Hoare andMr. Hinton is worthy of notice, the former’s analysis being 22 overs, 9 maidens, 29 runs, G wickets; and that of the latter, 16 overs, 5 maidens, 20 runs, and 4 wickets. Folkestone won by 6 wickets. Score:— * STYGIANS v. FOLKESTONE. S tyg ian s . Second Innings, c Day, b Hoare .. .. 19 First Iunings. E. Gardner, b Hoare . E. G. Raphael, c Day, b H oa re.................................. W. S. Shirley, st Wingham, b Hoare ....................... 1 U C. J. Foss,b Hoaro .. .. 0 A. Trevanion, b Hoare.. .. 6 Rev. J. Bell, c Wingham, b G. S. Hinton ..................9 J. F. Green, not out .. ..1 6 S. Beecher, b Hoarc .. .. 1 Lord A. Osborne, bHinton 1 F. Hollebone, b Hinton .. 1 W. Anderson, c and b Hinton .......................10 Extras .........................3 2 c Wingham, b Hoaro 1 b Hoaro b Hoare b Hoare c Wingham, b Hoare 30 c Williams, b Hoare .. 2 n o to u t.......................... 0 b Hoare..........................0 b Hoare..........................0 c Williams, b Huntley 0 E xtras..................11 Total .. ..103 Total ..................71 F olkestone . Second Innings. cTrevanion, b Raphael 0 First Innings. F. L. Day, b B e ll..................0 D. Williams, b Bell .. .. 1 T. Tunbridge, c sub, bB ell.. 5 Wingham, c Gardner, b Shirley..................................19 H. Huntley, b Bell .. .. 82 Hoare, c Green, b Trevanion 21 J. W. Clarke, not out .. H. H. Day, o and b Tre­ vanion .................................. J. Cod’ ington, b Bell .. .. G. S. Hiaton, b Bell .. J. Gaunter, c Green,b B ell.. Extras .......................... c sub, b Bell 0 ... 47 Total 8 9 8 2 0 9 .109 not out..........................7 o Bell, b Raphael .. 10 c Trevanion, bRaphael 0 Extras . 6 , 28 , 1 Corp. Curran, e F obs , b H oaro.......................... Dr. Alderton, b Ball .. Mr. J. Caunter,aot out E x t r a s .................. Total .. .. STYGIANS v. SHORNCLIFFE CAMP. Played at Shorncliffe September 7 and 8 , and resulted in a draw, Rain interfered with play on the second day and so drenched the ground, that the wicket had to be changed, much in favour of the batsmen. In the second innings of Shomcliffe C. D. King scored a brilliant but somewhat lucky innings of 71, and Capt. Grubbe played steadily for 60. Score :— S horncliffe First Innings. Col. Horne, c and bTrevanion 15 Capt. Grubbe, c Barnard, b Johnston ............................. 21 Priv. Wingham, c Beecher, b H oa re......................................18 C. D. King, b Hoare .. .. 8 R. Horsburgh, b Hoare .. 7 Priv. Crossdale, c Spiclraan, b Hoare ............................... 4 Major Lewis, b Bell .. ..1 1 Priv. Casswell, not out.. .. 19 Sergt. Chaplow, b Hoare .. 0 Corpl. Bennet, run out .. 16 Corpl. Griffiths, c Spielman, b Hoare......................................7 Extras ............................... 7 Total .. ..6 0 STYGIANS v. DOVER GARRISON. Played at Folkestone, on September 5 and 6 . Bain prevented play on Wednesday, and it was made by agreement a one-day match to be decided on the firet innings. For the Stygians, who won by 17 runs, the bowling of Hoare and the Rev. J. Bell was remarkably good. Mr. Bell’s analysis was 18 overs, 6 maidens, 33 runs, and 5 wickets ; and that of Hoare, 18.4 overs, 7 maidens, 29 runs, and 5 wickets. For the Garrison, Mr. Sangster took Gwickets at a cost of only 24 runs. D ovep . G arhison . First Innings. M ajor Stuart, b Hoare..2 Sergt.Marshall,bHoare 2 Capt. Eager, b Hoare * Mr. Sangster, b Bell Mr. Eyre, b Hoare.. Mr. Fisher, c Hoare> Bell ..........................3 Mr.Yardley, c Spielman, b B a ll.........................1 0 Capt. Brett, c and b Bell 0 In the Second Inning 3 Major Stuart scored (not out) 9; Capt. Eager (e Bell, b Hoare) 55; Mr. Langster (bHoare) 83 ; Mr. E. re otout) 81; Extras, 9 Total, 137. S tyg ian s . H. Huntley, st Eyre, b L a n gster...............1 E. G. Raphael, b Eager 7 W. Lawrence, c Lang- stcr, b Eager .. .. 1 W. Bent, not ou t.. .. 7 Extras .. .. t . 6 W. S. Shirley, c Eyre, b Laugstcr ..................9 C. J. Foss, I) Langster .. 33 Rev. J. Bell, b Langster 0 J. Hoare, e Eager, b Langster ..................2 F. Furner, c Marshall, b A. Trevanion, bLangster M. H. Spielman, run out Total C am p . Second Iunings. b Hcare ..................80 c Trevanion, b John­ ston ..........................60 run out..........................37 c Barnard, b Spielman 71 b Johnston..................46 c Bent, b Johnston .. 16 c Barnard, b Hoarc .. 29 c Lawrence, b John- B ton.......................... not out.......................... 0 c Hoare, b Bell .. run out.......................... 1 Extras..................18 Total......................... 183 S tyg ian s . Total .319 H. Spielman, b R. Hors­ burgh .......................... 10 R. B. Johnston, b R. Horsburgh..................15 Rev. J. Bell, c Griffiths, b King..........................23 A. Trevanion, b King .. 0 Hoare, e Griffiths, b K in g ..........................0 W. D. Barnard, b Hors­ burgh .......................... 0 S. Beecher, b Horsburgh 22 W. Lawrence, b Grubbe 21 E. G. Raphael, run out 4 W. Bent, c Horner, b Horsburgh..................17 R. Dill, not out .. .. 6 E x t r a s ................... 8 Total ..126 ROYAL ARTILLERY v. SEVENOAKS VINE. Played at Sevenoaks on August 20 and 21. R oyal A r t il l e r y . First Innings. Second Innings. A. B. Purvis, o Collins, b Draper.................................45 b T y e ............................ G. F. Herbeit, run out ..3 7 bDraper .................. F.E. AIJsopp, c Pattisson, b L lo y d ................................. 100 b Draper ...................23 Capt. Wheble, c Lloyd, b Tye .................................4 Capt. Stephenson, b Tye .. 9 E. J. Phipps-Hornby, b Tye 17 Col. Thornhill, b Mills .. 0 Lieut. Wedderburn, b Tye.. 3 C. R. Buckle, b Draper .. 6 L. W. Milles, not out .. .. 0 W. A. Smith, c and b Tye .. 0 B 22,1 b 3 ..................25 b Draper ...............14 c Pattisson, bDraper 23 b Draper ................. c Collins, b Lloyd .. 8 b Lloyd ............... 0 b Lloyd.......................0 b Draper ................. not out......................... B 6 ,1 b 3 .. . Total 91 Total ..................246 S evenoaks V in e c Allsopp, b Wheble.. 21 C. W. Mills, b Smith .. .. 12 W. W. Rashleigh, c Milles, b Allsopp ......................... 59 not cut W. B. Pattisson, c and b M illes................................. 56 G. Collins, c and b Milles .. 12 J. N. Tonge, c Wheble, b Allsopp ......................... 0 c and b Allsopp F. Battiscombe, c Purvis, b Allsopp.................................0 E. Lloyd, c Hornby, b Milles 42 W. Draper, c and b Allsopp 25 E. Tye, b Wheble..................11 F. Page, b Allsopp................. 0 E. J. Mills, not out .. .. It 3 28,1 b 6 ..................34 .. .. 32 b A lls o p p ..................0 c Purvis, b Allsopp ., b W h e b le ..................0 c and b Allsopp.. ., c Wheble, b Allsopp,, notout........................ Total. Total .. ..8 0 T h e A u s tr a lia n s in E n g la n d .— A full and complete account of the Third Australian Team’s Visit to England, with portrait and biography of each member, together withdetails of all matches, besides other information,will be sent post free, from Cricket Press, 17, Pater noster Square, London, E .G ., for seven stamps, The Sporting Life sayB: —“ The portraits are excellent, and the biographies most complete, whilst the details of matches, though brief embrace every salient feature in each.” MR, C. RATCLIFF’S XI. v. MR. J. RATCLIFF’S XI. Played at Surbiton on September 4. Me. J. R a tc liff ' s XI. Bunn, 1 b w, b Burrow 16 Trower, b Burrow J. Ratcliffe, b Burne .. Jamison, b Bowley .. Daws, c and bCollett .. Adkins, b Bowley.. A. Packham, not out .. Duffell, c Stringer, b Burrow .................. F. Packham, b Bowley.. 6 Strike, c Collett, b Burke 0 J. Packham, c Hardy, b B u rk e..........................2 Extras ..................9 Total ..151 Mr. C. R atc liff ’ s XI. Collett, c J. Ratcliff, b F. Packham .. ..1 2 C. Ratcliff, b F. Pack­ ham .............................38 Bowley, not out .. ..119 Jainer, c Strike, b F. P a ck h a m .......................0 Band, ruu out .. .. 3 Hemmingway, b Aukins 12 L. E. Burrow, b Strike 3 Hardy, not out .. .. 29 Extras ..................15 Total ..231 Burke, Stringer, and Burno did not bat. THE SCARBOROUGH FESTIVAL . This four days match was concluded on Thursday, the Counties won by an inniugs and 31 runs. NOTTS AND LANCASHIRE v. ENGLAND N otts and L a n c a sh ir e . Shrewsbury, run out .. 50 Mr. C. W. Wright, run out ..........................37 Barnes, c Peate, b Harris 50 Flowers, b Frank .. .. 13 Mr. S.'S. Schultz, st Lea­ tham, b Peate .. .. 82 Mr. R. Daft, c and b Allcock..........................23 Gunn, c Harris, b Peate 51 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Lockwood .. .. 24 Mr. S. M. Crosfleld, c Ulyett, b Peate.. .. 9 Mr. E. Porter, c sub, b P eate..........................29 Attewell, b Peate .. .. 20 W. Wright, not out .. 0 B 9,1 b 1..................10 Total ..348 E n gland . First Innings. Second Innings. Ulyett, st C. W. Wright, b 10 csub,b Flowers.. .. 22 Flowers Hall, c Schultz, b Barnes Lord Harris, run out b Barnes .................. 20 18 6 C.W.Wright,bBames 2 Bates, b A ttew ell..................31 c Schultz, b Attewell 32 Lockwood, b W. Wright .. 15 c C. W. Wright, b Atte­ well .......................... 1 Mr. G. F. Vernon, c Flowers, b A ttew ell..........................7 st C. W.Wright, bAtte- w e ll.......................... Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, e and b W. Wright .. .. 3 notout...........................0 Peate. c Porter, b W. Wright 6 c W. Wright, b Barnes 0 Mr. C. I. Thornton, b W. Wright.. Mr. J. Frank, not out .. Mr. G. A. 13. Leatham, b Attewell .......................... Mr. C. H. Allcock, absent hurt .................................. B 1, w 1 .......................... 2 run out..........................49 8 b F lo w e rs ..................46 0 b A ttew ell..................0 absent, hurt B 7,1 b 1 Total..........................133 Total .. ..184 l’eato Bates Frank Allcock Ulyett Flowers W. Wright Attewell Barnes Gunn .. , BOWLING ANALYSIS. N otts and L an cash ire . O. M. R.W. I 92 41 113 5 ! Lord Ha.ri 31 15 48 0 89 23 48 1 81 16 33 1 6 26 0 | E n g lan d . M. R.W . 31 16 29 1 .. 24 12 41 4 .. 84 21 34 3 ....3117 14 O. Paravicini Lockwood H all.. .. 4 14 1 1 13 0 0 . M. R.W 5 11 6 24 1 11 7 11 0 10 7 i 6 1 8 3 14 0 O. M. R. W . 28 12 56 2 26 12 83 0 31 17 50 4 20 10 21 8 6 2 16 0 Wright bowled a wide. BURLINGTON v. BROXBOURNE. Played at Broxbourne on September 1. B u rlin g to n . E. C. Lindup, c Hen­ drickson, b Hammond 14 E. B. Wafcren, c Caldi- cott, b Hawkins.. .. 100 E. Williamson, not out 77 II. Mundy, st Hendrick­ son, b Hammond .. 15 W. H. Gallier, not out 2 E x t r a s ..................19 Total ..227 A. F. L. Pattison, A. D. Wallen, R. Lamont, M. Sim- monds, F. Godrich, and S. Hann did not bat,