Cricket 1883

396 4 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 13, 1883. Clemenco, F ... Holt, A............. Jones, R. S. Aste, J.............. Robson, C. Cheesman, S. Anderson, W. M Cecil, E. D. C. Clemence, J, W. Sharp, C. J. .. Gillow, H. .. Smith, E. H. Stutfield, A. R. Woodhams, S. Whitehead, A. Jones, J. A. S. Salter, H. W. BATTING AVERAGES. Most Times Inns.Rune, in Inns, not out. ..1 2 .. 498 .. 183 .. 2 ., ..1 3 .. 359 .. 102* .. 2 ., .. 7 .. 280 .. 112 .. 0 .. 8 .. 190 .. 8 8 * .. 2 . .. 5 .. 141 .. 97 .. 0 . .. 11 .. 220 .. 50 .. 1 i. 5 .. 59 .. 22 .. 2 . . 6 .. 114 .. 31 .. 0 . .. 12 .. 139 .. 47 .. 0 . .. 6 .. 52 .. 15* .. 1 . .. 8 .. 80 .. 22 .. 0 . Less than five Innings. 52 91 25 12 14 27 45 22 9 9 15 Avge. 49-8 32 7 32-fi 31*4 28*i 22 19-2 19 11*7 10-2 10 26 22*3 12-1 12 7 6-3 The following played one innings :—W. H. Patterson, 32* ; J. Vincent, 17; H. Leigh-Lye, 15; P. C. Anderson, 1*J; B. Robson, 4; J Wool ton, 3; E.A. Collins, 2; M.Holt,2; C. A. Anderson, 0 ; F. Page, 0. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wrkts. Avge Whitehead, A. .. 17 .. 9 ,. 24 . 7 . . 9-8 Jones, R. 8 . .. 25 .. 4 .. 63 . . 7 . 9 Holt, A................... .. 106 ..2 9 .. 167 . . 18 . 9-5 Clemence, J. W ... .. 183 ..3 9 .. 255 . 22 .11-13 Jones, J. A. S. .. 31 .. 12 .. 54 . ! 4 . 13-2 Robson, C.............. .. 30 .. 8 .. 76 . . 5 . 151 ..2 3 .. 95 . . 6 . 15-5 Salter, H.W. .. 81 .. 7 .. 71 . 4 . 173 .. 28 206 . 9 . 22-8 Smith, E. H. .. .. 20 .. 7 .. 20 . . 2 . 25 Clemence, F. .. 18 .. 3 .. 82 . 1 . 32 The following bowled less than 10 overs. Robson, B.............. .. 2 .. 1 .. 4 . . 2 . 2 Cecil, E. D............ .. 6 ,. 4 .. 4 . . 1 . 4 Collins, E. A. .. 2 7 . . 1 . 7 Wootton, J. .. 7 .. 1 . . 20 . . 1 . . 20 Patterson, W. H. .. 3 15 . — •• — E. D. Cecil bowled 8 wides, A. Holt 5 wides, F. Clemence 4 wides, J. W. Cleraenc e2 wides, S. Chee sman 9 wides and 1 no-ball. DERBYSHIRE. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Matches played, 8 ; won, 2 ; lost, 5; drawn, 1 . May 17,18.—At Manchester, v. Lancashire. Lost by an innings and 160 runs. Derbyshire 54 and 118; Lancashire, 332. May 21, 22, 28.—At Derby, v. Surrey. Won by 51 runs. Derbyshire, 80 and 226; Surrey, 129 and 126. June 25, 26.—At Deiby, v. Lancashire. Lost by an innings and 78 runs. Derbyshire, 109 and 51; Lan­ cashire, 238. July 19, 20, 21.—At Derby, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. De:by­ shire, 220; Yorkshire, 299 and 20*. * No wicket down. July 30, 31.—At Derby, v. Sussex. Lost by an innings and 68 runs. Dei byshire, 97 and 85; Sussex, 250. August 6 ,7,—At Sheffield, v. Yorkshire. Lost by an innings and 3 runs. Derbyshire, 70 and 100; York­ shire, 173. August 30, 31.—At the Oval, v. Surrey. Lost by six wickets. Derbyshire, 160 and 300; Surrey, 339 and 122*. * Four wickets down. September 3, 4.—At Brighton, v. Sussex. Won by 29 runs. Derbyshire, 156 and 216; Sussex, 269 and 74. BATTING AVERAGES. Most Times Inns. Runs, in Inns, not out. Avge. Foster ..................11 •• 205 .. 81 .. 0 .. 18.7 Docker, L. C. .. 13 ** 286 .. 52 .. 0 .. 18.2 Maynard, E. A. J. 9 .. 159 .. 84 .. 0 .. 17.6 Evershed, W. W. 15 .. 224 .. 92 .. 0 .. 14.14 Smith, R. P............. 12 .. 177 .. 33 .. 0 .. 14.9 M arlow .................. 9 .. 89 .. 23 .. 3 .. 14.5 Platts .................. 16 .. 202 .. 55 .. 0 .. 13.7 Chatterton .. .. 15 .. 201 .. 61 .. 0 .. 13.6 Walker, G. G. .. 4 .. 40 .. 23 .. 1 .. 13.1 Cropper..................13 .. 168 .. 51 .. 0 .. 12*12 D is n e y ..................11 .. 41 .. 9 .. 5 .. 6.5 Richardson .. .. 8 .. 4J .. 17 .. 2 .. 6.4 Evershed, S. H, .. 4 .. 26 .. 21 .. 0 .. 6.2 M ycroft..................4 .. 9 .. 9 .. 2 .. 4.1 Brelsford .. .. 9 .. 27 .. 10 .. 1 .. 3.3 Tho following played two innings Needham, 3 and 6 notou t; T . Evans, 29 aud 14; Osborne, 2 and 5; J. M. Clayton, 1 and 2; L. Wright, 2 and 0. P. G, Exham played one innings, scoring 12. Hay bowled in one innings, but was unable to bat. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wkts. Avge. Foster.......................... 20 .. 2 .. 53 .. 3 17'2 Walker, G. G................ 73 .. 39 .. 90 .. 5 175 Mycroft, W ................... 103-1 .. 46 .. 162 .. 9 18 Cbatterton.................. 202 .. 89 .. 293 ..1 5 19'8 Marlow .................. 237 .. 118 .. 335 .. 17 19-12 Docker, L. C................. 55 ., 13 .. 122 .. 6 20-2 Brelsford .................. 1 8 6 1 .. 73 ..8 3 5 ..1 6 20'1 Cropper .................. 204-1.. 84 .. 337 .. 16 21-1 Richardson..................103 2 .. 37 ..1 9 0 .. 7 27’1 P latts.......................... 121 .. 46 ..2 0 7 .. 2 1031 Thelfollowing bowled in one innings W. W. Evershed, 6*3 balls, 8 maidens, 8 runs, 3 wickets; Hay, 3 overs, 18 runs, 1 wicket; H. Evans, 16 overs, 6 maidens, 29 runs, 1 wieket; J. M. Clayton, 4 overs, 1 maiden, 11 runs, 0 wickets; and S. H. Evershed, 15 overs, 2 maidens, 20 runs, 0 wickets. SWIFT v. ST. CLEMENT’S. Played at Eton aud Middlesex Ground Jon September 8 . S w if t . A.B.Russell,b Sweetlove 5 F. W. Palmer, c Rich­ ards, b Baines .. .. 1 H.Cutbush, b Sweetlove 34 H. Dyer, b Humphreys 31 F. Minter, c Simmonds, h Sweetlove..................25 J. G. Barnes, c Barnes, b Sweetlove .. .. 0 A. Minter, b Sweetlove 1 G. Wiltshire, c and b Sw eetlove..................4 C. W. Meanwell, c Bowers,b Sweetlovc .. 3 T. Field, not out .. .. 3 H. L. Birtles, c Ashby, b Sweetlovo .. .. 1 B 3, w 1 ..................4 Total ..112 S t . C l e m e n t ’ s . M. Sweetlove, b Barnes 0 W. J. Richards, run out 1 A.Ashby, c and b Wilt­ shire .......................... 0 C. W. Barnes, c Birtlcs, b Wiltshire .. .. 4 H. Simmonds, c F. Minton, b Wiltshire.. 3 A. Sutcliffe, b Barnes .. 2 H. G. Humphreys, b W iltsh ire ..................1 II. Aylward, not out .. 1 Bowers, not out .. .. 1 A. Barker, b Wiltshire 2 B ..........................2 Total 17 RAVENS v. ST. PAUL’S. Played at the Spotted Dog, Upton, on Sep tember 8 . S t . P au l ’ s . G. Jennings, b Ames .. 15 D. Jennings, b B. Bruhl 83 J. Freeman, b B. Bruhl 19 Plumb, c and b Ames .. 0 J. Spencer, c J. Greer,b B. B r u h l ..................0 Humphreys, c E. Bruhl, b Vignes ..................3 Snell, b B. Bruhl .. .. 1 Weedon, b B. Bruhl .. 0 Osborne-, not out .. .. 5 E. Weedon, b B. Bruhl 0 Paul, c Vignes, b B. Bruhl .. ..................0 B ..........................4 Total R a ven s . J. Greer, b Humphreys 2 B. Bruhl, not out.. J. Carney, not out ..1 2 , B 18,1 b l, w l,u b 1 16 E. Bruhl, b D. Jennings 1 j E. Ames, b Humphreys 0 Total .. 87 J. Pemberton, Spratley, Stanton, Vignes, and E. G Greer did not bat, . BROADWATER v. L, & S. W. RY. Played at Broadwater on September 6 . L. & s .W.R y . M. C. Clarke, b Goldney 18 Dailey, c tub., b Marshall 2 F. Read, b Marshall .. 5 H. C. Clarke, c Goldney, b Cattley ...............70 Laker, c Leese, b W. Marshall ................ 8 W. Doiling, b Cattley .. 16 C. Gray, b Cattley .. 11 M. M. Norris, b Harris 4 Skelton, b Harris.. .. 2 Barrett, b Cattley .. 11 Way. not out .. .. 2 B 13, 1b 4, w 9 .. 26 Total ..175 B ro adw ater . M.W.Marshall,c Barrett, b Rend..........................46 P. H. S. Barrow, run out 3 J. Spens, lb w , bllead.. 50 J. F. Leese. b M. Clarke 93 A.C.Cattley, c Barrett, b Way ..........................37 Rev. H. H. Gillett, c M. Claike, b Barrett ., 1 W.D.Marshall,b Skelton 16 G. II. Goldney, b Capt. Morris.......................... 8 K. E. Harris, not ou t.. 3 C. Lambert, b M.Clarke 6 O. P. Marshall, c Read, b Capt. Morns .. .. 0 B 14,1 b 4,w l,u b 1 20 Total ..283 SUBBEY ELEVEN v. TWENIY-FOUB COLTS. The Surrey seasonwas brought to a conclusi«-.i with this match at the Oval on Monday and Tuesday. The eleven, except for'the absence of Messrs. Diver and Horner, were infull strength, and despite wet weather on both days, and a wicket consequently not in favour of good oricket, some very fine form was shown among the youngsters. Mr. C. T. Boiler, a younger brother of the amateur who has rendered such excellent service for Surrey, played really good cricket, and is sure to be of use to the county. English bowled well, and in all probability will have a trial next year. He took five wickets in first inning of Eleven for twelve runs. Cop­ pinger andHarrison, too, arepromising all round youngsters, who are not likely to be overlookrd by the Surrey authorities. Wood’s wicket- keeping for the eleven was much above the average. There was no extra in either innings of the eleven. C o lts . First Innings. Mr. J. N. Bush, c Wood, b Barratt..................................0 Coppinger, c Abel, b Roller.. 5 Osborn, c W. Read, b Roller 0 Pannell, b Barratt .. .. 0 Mr. E. Gilbert, c Henderson, b Roller .......................... 7 Mr. A. Bentley, c Abel, b R olle r..................................4 Harrison, c Walters, b Barratt................................. 0 T. H®nderson, b Roller .. 0 Mr. C. T. Roller, c Barratt, b R oller................. .. ..5 7 English, o Key, b Henderson 17 W. Jones, c Abel, b Barratt 0 Mr. W. H. Norris, b Roller.. 15 Hastings, stWood, b Barratt 1 Ayers, c Abel, b Roller.. .. 0 Mr. V. A. Ormsby, b Roller.. 4 T. Adams, st Wood, b Barratt ..................................0 F. King, st Wood, b Barratt 4 W. H. Kelly, c M. Read, b Barratt................................. 10 W. Clarke, b RolUr .. .. 5 Roberts, b R oller..................0 Edmonds, c and b Roller .. 0 Mr. M. Smyth, st Wood, b Barratt.................................. q Mr. A. P. Douglas, c Abel, b Barratt.................................. 0 Hughes, not o u t ..................12 L b ......................... .. 2 Second Innings. b W. R ea d ..................4 b B a r r a tt..................0 b W. R e a d .................. 6 c M. Read, b Barratt 13 c Wood, b W. Read.. 17 c and b W. Read .. 9 c W. Read, b Barratt 0 st "Walters, b Barratt 8 b K e y .......................... 6 c Walters, b W. Read 7 st Walters, b Barratt 4 c Roller, b Barratt .. 8 1b w, b Barratt .. 2 c Walters, b Bowden 12 c and b Barratt.. .. 0 b Henderson .. .. 0 b Henderson .. .. 10 1b w, b Henderson .. 0 st Walters, b Hender­ son .......................... 0 not out.......................... 8 c Walters, b Barratt.. 8 .. 0 b Key .. , b W. Read . b Key .. , B .. Total..........................113 Total S u r r e y E leven . ..121 Abel, run out .. Mr. K. J, Key, c and English .. Mr. M. P. Bowden, Fdmonds .. .. Barratt, not out .. Total .. b . . 6 b .. 19 .. 3 First Innings. Mr. J. Shutsr, b English 17 Wood, b English .. .. 17 Mr. F. M. Walters, b Gilbert.......................0 Henderson, c Norris, b Adam s....................... 5 Mr.W.W.Read,bEnglish 6 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Os- ^ born, b Er glish.. .. 0 M. Pead, c Edmonds, b Adam s........................1 In the Second Innings Mr. W. E. Roller scored (notout 24; Mr. M. P. Bowden (notout) 6 Barratt (b Hughes 8 ;—- Total, 88 . BOWLING ANALYSIS. C o lts . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Barratt.. ..59.2 29 69 10 ........................... 4^ 28 45 W. E. Roller..49 34 42 12 W .W .R ea d ..45 29 40 Henderson ..15 10 13 1 ............................... 15 12 4 M .Read.. . . 8 2 17 0 K ey.....................14 8 19 Bowden .. .. 6 4 7 S u rrey E leven . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M R.W. Jones . . 7 1 1 - 2 0 Hanison . 7 8 9 0 Roberts .. .. 7 2 9 0 Hughes .. . 6 1 8 English .. ..32 24 12 5 . 7 3 5 Gilbert .. ..14 8 13 1 King .. 2 0 2 0 Adams .. ..13 9 10 2 Smyth .. ’. 5 2 9 0 Edmonds ..15 7 11 1 Roller .. . 1 0 5 0 Bentley ..10 2 15