Cricket 1883

s e p t , is, 1883 . CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECOED OF THE GAME. 3 9 7 ■WOOLWICH WANDERERS v. KIDBEOOK q JUNIORS. Played at Blackheath on AJgust 30 W o olw ich W a n d e r e r s . First Innings. A.Elw es,bF. E. Edwards.. 0 7\ Swinton, b G. Willis .. 6 C. Ballard, b G. Willis ..2 1 R. Molc-ney, b F. Edwards .. 0 C. Elwes, b G. Willis .. H. Fanell, b F. Edwards C. Thornhill, b G. Willis T. Moloney, o and b Edwards .................. It. Ingram, b G. Willis Ch. Elweg, not out L. Swinton, b G. Willis B 7)1 b 8 , nb 1 .. . 0 11 Second Innings. b G. W illis..................1 not out .................. 6 c D. Christopherson, b F. Edwards.. .. 0 fit E. Weymouth, b F. Edwards..................3 b F, Edwards .. .. 1 b G W illis..................0 b F. Edwards .. .. 6 b G. W illis..................0 b F. Edwards .. ., ? b F. Edwards ., ., 0 b F. Edwards .. .. 0 B ......................... 7 Total. Total 26 K id b r c o C e J u niors , First innings. C. Cameron, run out .. H. Edwards, run out .. F. E. Edwards, c F. Swinton, b It. Ingram A. Fegan, b C. Thorn­ hill .......................... E. Weymouth, run out D. Christopherson, b T. Moloney .................. G. Wi 1 lig, c A. Elwo?, b T. Moloney..................! b T. C. Weymouth. Moloney .................. F. Callender, net cut G. Massey, b C. Iho.n- hill .......................... M. Christopherson, I F Swinton .................. B 7, w 1, n b 2 ,. Total .. . In the Second Innings F. E. Edwards scored (not out) 4, G. Willis (not out) 7; n b 2—total 13. REDHILL Y.M.C.A. v. MR. F. J. BUCKLAND’S XI. Played at Meadvale on September 8 . Y.M.C.i. First Innings. II. Payne, b B u rt.................. O. Woods, c Brown, b Buck­ land ................................. F. Lambert, b Burt .. F. Charlwood, b Burt .. H. C. Payne, run out .. E. G. Payne, c Buckland, b Bart .......................... ., Bilcliffe, b Buckland .. J. Perring, b Burt.................. G. Caffyn, c Bagalay, b Burt J. Mott, b B u r t .................. B. Colman, not out .. B .................................. Second Innings. 0 runout.......................... 0 6 c Bagalay, b Burt .. 5 1 c G. Apted, b Burt .. 8 0 st Bagalay,b Buckland 20 0 1b w, b Buckland .. 5 6 c F. Apted, bBuckland 4 2 b Buckland..................5 0 not out .................. 2 0 c Bagalay, b Buckland 0 0 not out .................. 2 0 b Burt..........................2 1 B ..........................1 Total..........................16 Total .. ..4 9 F. J. B cck lan d ’ s XI. H. F. J. Buckland, Payne, b Woods .. 53 J. Knight, b H.C. Payne 13 G. Apted, 1b w, b H. C. Payne.......................... 6 W. Brown, run out .. 3 II. Gower, b Charlwood 16 C. Bagalay, c Woods, b Charlwood..................5 G. Burt, c H. C. Payne, b Charlwood .. .. 89 F. Apted, b Charlwood.. 0 Lee, b H. C. Payne .. 11 T. Penfold, not out .. 0 H. Turner, M l C.Payne 0 B 5, w 1 .................. 6 Total ..152 MR. F. E. EDWARD’S XI. v. MR. D. CHRISTOPHERSON’S XI. Played at Blaekheath on September 3. F. E. E d w a r d ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. T. Abel, c L. Lawford, b Weymouth..........................1 c L. Lawford, b D. Christopherson ., 1 F. Callender,b C.Lawford.. 0 b C. Lawford .. .. 2 G. Willis, b C. Lawford ..1 4 runout......................... 41 F. E. Edwards, bL . Lawford 17 c and b E. Weymouth 15 A. Ft-gan, c L. Lawford, b C. Lawford ..........................1 o N. Kendall, b D. Christopher son .. 2 B Fennick, b C. Lawford ..1 1 c N. Kendall, b E. Weymouth .. ..2 8 B. Kettlewell, c L. Lawford, b E . Weymouth.................. 8 b M. Kendall .. .. 5 K. Kendall, run out .. .. 1 runout..........................15 B. Fegan, b L. Lawford .. 0 not out......................... 4 H. Edwards, b C. Lawford.. 2 c C. Weymouth, b L. L aw ford..................0 E W ebbe,notout .. .. 0 ru n ou t.......................... 8 B 10, w 2 ..........................12 B 6 , w 4, n b 4 .. 14 Total..................... 67 Total ..125 D. C h risto ph erso n ’ s XI. C. Lawford, b G. Willis 2 M. Christopherson, c B. Fegan, b F. E. Edwards .. 2 E. Weymouth, c A. Fegan, b G. Willis .......................... 0 b G. W illis..................0 L. Lawford, b F. E. Edwards 0 b G. Willis . . . . .. 2 D. Christopherson, b G. W illis.................................. 0 b F. E. Edwards.. .. 6 C. Weymouth, c and b E. Edwards .......................... 8 c and b F. E. Edwards 0 E. James, not out.................. 8 W. Lawford, c A. Fegan. b F. E. E dw ards.................. 2 H. Christophergon, lb w, b F. E. Edwards.................. 0 O. Cameron, b F.E. Edwards N. Kendall, b F. E, Edwards 2 8 7 Total......................... 31 Total .. . . 2 1 MISS DOUGLAS’S SIDE v. MISS HICKLEY’S SIDE. Played at Corfe, Taunton, on September 11, and resulted in a victory for Miss Douglas’s side by two wickets. For the losers, Misses M., and R. S. Hickley batted well, while for the winners the Misses It. and M. Reed did the bowling, and chiefly the batting. Miss D ou glas ’ s S id e . Second Innings. First Innings. Miss Douglas, b Miss M. Hickley ......................... Miss E. Douglas, c Miss V. Hickley, b Miss M.Hickley 13 Miss M. Reed, b Miss Michell 0 Miss'It. Douglas, b Miss P. L. HickI c y ..........................10 Miss D. Douglas, b Miss Michell................................. 0 Miss Burrage, b Miss Michell 0 Miss N. Roed, b Miss P. L. Hickley ..........................10 Miss Lumley, not out .. .. 2 Extras .................. .. 6 0 b Miss Michell .. ,. b Miss M. Hickley .. b Miss M. Hickley .. c Miss Hedley, b Miss M ic h e ll.................. run out ..................29 not out .................. 4 E xtras.................. 6 Total. 41 Total 74 Miss H ic k le y ’ s S id e . First Innings. Miss Michell,c Miss Douglas, b Miss M. Reed..................4 Miss P. L. Hickley, b Miss M. Reed ..........................5 Miss Hedley, b Miss M. Reed 1 Miss M. Hickley, c and b Miss N. R o o d ..................17 Miss Bourdillon, b Miss M. R e e d ................................. 3 Miss L. Hickley, run out .. 4 Miss R. S. Hickley, b Miss M. Reed ..........................15 Miss V. Hickley, not out .. 0 Extras ..........................2 Total., Second Innings, b Miss M. Reed .. .. 6 b Miss M. Reed.. .. 0 c and b Miss M. Reed 1 b Miss M. Reed.. .. 26 b Miss N, Reed .. .. 4 b Miss N. Reed .. .. 9 c Miss Lumley, b Miss N. R e e d ...............11 n otou t........................ 2 Extras................ 8 Total.. . . 6 2 MOTE PARK, MAIDSTONE, v. SEVENOAKS VINE. Played on the Vine, Sevenoaks, on August 23 and 24. S even oaks V in e . First Innings. Socond Innings. T. Pawley,c Woottou,b Bligh 12 b Freed ...............1 A. B. Baker, c Bligh, b Wootton ........................ 8 b Freed.................... .. 9 J. N. Tonge, c F. Atkins, b Wootton ........................ 48 c McAlpine, b Freed.. 2 W. W. Rashleigh, not out .. 43 c and b Woottou .. 11 E. Lloyd, c and b Bligh .. 0 c Bligh, b Freed .. 10 M. Streatfield, c Login, b B l i g h ..................................0 c Login, b W ootton.. 1 C. W. Mills, b Bligh .. .. 2 st Login, b W ootton.. 0 F. Battiscombe, b Wootton 0 b Freed......................... 9 D. Johnson, b Freed .. .. 4 n otou t.........................3 J. E. Russell, c Wootton, b Foord-Kelcey ................20 c Login, b Freed .. 3 F. Page, 1b w, b Freed.. .. 4 c McAlpine, b Freed.. 1 B 1 5 ..................................15 B 4 ..................4 Total..................... 151 Total .. ..54 J. S. Hardy, b Mills .. _ F. M. Atkins, c Johnson, b Baker ..................44 L. E. Bligh, b Mills .. 30 W. Foord-Kelcey. bMills 7 E. Hickmott, b Stro&t. field ,, .. ,, .. 11 K. McAlpine, o Lloyd, b Strcatfield..................80 M ote P ar k . G. Simpson, not out .. 31 S. H. Lcgin, b Baker .. 3 i Freed, b Streatfield .. 3 A. Atkins, b Streatfield 1 Wootton, c Russell, b Eloyd .......................... 12 B .. ,, ,, . . 2 8 Total ,,280 EMMETT’S ELEVEN v. BARLOW’S ELEVEN. A match between a Yorkshire eleven, selected by T. Emmett, and one composed of profes­ sionals of Notts and Lancashire, chosen by Bar- low, was concluded yesterday on the Holbeck Recreation Ground, Leeds. Rain prevented playonMonday, and after the wet the ground— never favourable for run-getting—was all in favour of the bowlers. The feature of the match was the brilliant hitting of Bates in both inn­ ings. In the first he scored 64 cut of 147 from the bat, in the second 79 (including three sixes) out of 119. The Holbeck ground is a lucky one for Bates, as for Yorkshire against Surrey on July 23, he made 55 outof a total of 116. Em­ mett’s team won by 136 runs. E m m ett ’ s First Innings. Bates, 1b w, b Nash .. .. 64 Hall, 1b w, b W atson.. .. 11 Ulyett, b Nash ..................27 Lockwood, b Nash..................1 T. Walker, c Shrewsbury, b G u n n ..................................4 Grimshaw, not out .. .. 21 Emmett, c Briggs, b Flowers 9 Peate, st Pilling, bFlowers.. 3 Hunter, b Flowers .. .. 0 Harrison, b Crossland .. .. 7 Clegg, absent..........................0 B 1, 1b 1 .. .. .. .. 2 XI. Second Innings. b Nash.......................... 79 run out .................. 8 b Nash..........................iG b Nash..........................0 st Pilling, b Nash .. 6 st Pilling, b Nash .. 4 bN ash.......................... 4 b W a ts o n ..................0 not out.......................... 2 absent..........................o b W a ts o n ..................0 B 5 ..........................5 Total..........................149 Total B arlo w ’ s XI. First Innings. Barlow, c Lockwood, b Harri­ son ................................. Shrewsbury, b Harrison Gunn, b Harrison.................. Briggs, cEmmett, b Harrison iJlowers, c Lockwood, b Harrison .......................... Robinson, 1b w, b Peate .. Watson, b B a tes.................. Barnes, st Hunter, b Peate Pilling, not out .................. Crossland, st Hunter, b Peate Nash, 1b w, b Peate .. B 1, n b 1.......................... 14 7 0 4 ! 17 ..124 Second Innings. b E m m ett.................. 1 b E m m e tt.................. 4 c Ulyett, b Emmett .. 6 1b w, b Peate .. .. 18 st Hunter, b Emmett 21 b Peate......................... o c Grimshaw, b Peate I c Grimshaw, bEmmett 0 not out.......................... 10 st Hunter, b Peate .. 0 b Peate......................... 2 Total..........................79 Total .. . . 5 8 BOWLING ANALYSIS. E m m e tt ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Watson .. . . 22 7 51 1 1 25 2 Flowers .. . 21 10 22 3 .................. 6 2 12 0 Nash .. . . 18 4 35 3 5 87 6 Barlow .. . . 16 8 22 0 1 21 0 Crossland . a.i 3 4 1 .................. 7 1 19 0 Gunn .. . . 9 2 13 I Briggs .. 8 1 5 0 B arlo w ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Peate Harrison Bates .. 83 17 31 28 13 86 4 0 10 Emmett.. 12 II 8 80 Ha:ri 8 on bowled a no-ball. N ext Thursday’s C ricket will contain Por­ trait and Biography of L. Hall, the Yorkshire player. A n extraordinary piece of bowling was re­ corded in a match between eleven of the Wigan Club and Eighteen of the District, played at Wigan on Saturday lastforthe benefit of Porter, the professional to the Wigan Club. In the second innings of the Eighteen Porter took seven wickets in his first twelve balls without a run scored from him. Five batsmen were dis­ missed with successive balls, and his analysis for the innings read 6 overs, 4 maidens, 10 runs and 10 wiekets, all the wicketsdown.