Cricket 1883

3 9 8 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. s e p t , is, i m . NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MEKCANTILE AGENCY Co., L d ., y . IBIS. Played at Dulwich on August 25. N ew Z ealan d . Poston, b J. Shaw, Hodgson ..................2 J. A. Hume, b W right.. 0 J. Gairdner, c HodgsoD, b Wright .. 4 F. P. Percival, c Clark, b Aspinall ..................19 C.D.Fastnedge.b Wright 0 C. Y. Tattersall, c Hodg­ son, b Burchnell .. 9 I G. Riches, b Percival .. 0 W. Clark, c and b Perci­ val .......................... 1 E. J. Poston, b Percival 1 W. Briggs, c Shaw, b Percival ..................4 F. Burchnell, c Shaw, b Hume .. .. .. .. 0 W. Hodgson, b Percival I W. B. Daniels, b Burch­ nell .......................... 0 F. E. Tozer, c Aspinall, b Buichnell .. .. 8 W.McD. Todd, not out 6 H. B. Yaile, run out .. 2 E x t r a s .................. 18 Total .. . . 6 8 A.Aspinall,c andb Hume 4 O. Covington, b Percival 0 R. Smith, b Hume .. 0 W. Wright, not ont .. 8 W. Leonard, b Percival 0 E x t r a s ..................4 Total .. . . 1 8 LOCKER’S PARK v. BEECHWOOD. i_Played at Beechwood on August 21. B eech w oo d . A. H. Longman, b Key 20 C. L. R. Barker, c David­ son, b F . W. Oliver ..100 G.G. Skipwith, c David­ son, b E. W. Reeves.. 20 G. P i' Gfeerifield, c Davidson ,‘ b Austin .. 21 H. H. DuBuisson, c and b Austin . . . . .. 17 H. B. Greenfield, c and b' Austin .. 4 T. W. B. Greenfield, not oiit .. 80 ...................... i~ L o c k e r 1 F. W. Oliver, bEaton .. 9 Capt. Davidson, b Bar­ ker .. .. 1 C. E. Farmer, c G. P. Greenfield,b Barker.. 4 C. \V. Aston-Kty, run out .. ................41 A. F. Powell, c G. P. Gr«enfield, b Ivens .. 18 B. A. Reeves, c II. B. Greenfield, b F. C. Greenfield..................82 F. Eaton, c and b Aus­ tin.................................. C. B. Greenfield, b Aus­ tin.................................. F. C. GreenfielJ, c F. W. Oliver, b Key .. J. Ivens, c B. A. Reeves, 1) Key B 2,1 b 7, w 1 .. 10 Total .. ..232 P a r k . E. W. Reeves, b Barker 21 N. Au 6 tin,c T.B.Green- field, b Barker .. .. 0 A. SykeF, e Longman, b F. C. Greenfield. .. 0 H. M. Walbh, c T. B. Greenfield, b F. C. Greenfield..................0 F. G. Oliver, not out .. 0 L b 8 , w 4, n b l . . 8 Total . . 1 2 j GRANVILLE (LEE) v. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY Co. Played at Lee on September 1. N ew Z e a la n d . C. D. Fasinedge, b AspiW. B. Daniels, c and b nall .......................... 8 Yeoman .................. 4 J. A. Hume, c F. EdJ.Gairdner,cF.Edwards, wards, b Yeoman 4 b Taylor .................. 11 J. Sliaw, st Webb, b T. C. Wise, c Jerrard, b Aspinall .. .. .. 2 Yeoman .................. 3 E. Daun, c F. Edwards, A.Percival.c F.Edwards, b Y eom an.................. 0 b Yeoman . . . . 1 C. V. Tattersall, b YeoF. Tolzer, not ou t.. .. 0 man .......................... 12 J. Brander, st Webb, b Total .. 62 Taylor.......................... 22 G ranville . F. Taylor, b Hume 89 W. W. Appinall, not out 0 F. Edwards, b Wise .. 20 B 2,1 b 4, w 0.. .. 11 P. P. W'ebb, not out .. 17 T. J«rraid, bGairduer.. 22 Total .. ..109 J. Yecman, c W ife, b Gaiidmr .. .. .. 0 F. J. F out, H. Wilson R. Crusce, and II. W. Edwards did net but. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CLAPTON. Played at Clapton on September 1. C lapto n . 6 0 4 F. Tcth t , b Edw aids .. J. Mai.fet n, b Fcny .. S. Shoiter, b Fciiy E. II. Puttock, c Ferry, b N r .d ir g .................. E. Mast, b Feuy .. .. C. Hildjaid, net out .. C. Snow, b Ftuy .. .. F. H. Fen is, c Taylor, b Atpinall .................. A. Douglas, b Af-pinall C. Tebbutt, b Ftrry .. Nicholson, b Feny B 7, 1b 2, w 2 Total ..109 G r a n v ille . P.JH. Lockhait, not out 1 B 8 ,1 b 8 , w 1 .. 12 Total . 1 :8 W. L. Pierce, not ou t.. 50 F. E. Lander, 1b w, b Shorter ..................29 W. Edwards, retired .. 24 A. Taylor, c Puttock, b M a s t ..........................12 A. R. Layman, E. A. Ferry, E. M. Rogers,JC. Nuding, F B. Fisher, and A, P, Aspinall did not bat. CLAPHAM v. EWELL. Played at Ewell on August 30. C laph am . First Innings. S. Colman, c and b Charman 14 H. A. Smith, b Charman .. 15 Helps, st Walters, b King .. 88 b Coppinger R. Smith, c Charman, b Cop­ pinger .................................. 0 A. Winterbottom, b Cop. pin ger.................................. Second Innings, not out .................. 0 G. S. Starkey, c Charman, b C oppin ger..........................49 W. Hailey, b King .. .. 7 F. Bui’ ge, b Holland .. .. 2 B. Burton, not out .. .. 0 F. Bate, run o u t .................. 12 H. Smith, run out.. .. .. 9 B 15,1 b 11 .................. 26 Total.................. ..167 E w e ll . First Innings. W. Charman, b Helps . . . . 1 R.Mason,c Burton, b Starkey 0 A. Walteis, b Helps .. . . 2 5 P. Walters, c Colman,b Helps 9 J. Coppinger, run out.. .. 80 J. Thornes, b Bate .. .. 9 H. King, b B a t e ...................0 A. Holland, b Helps .. .. 8 H. Walters, b Helps .. .. 1 W. Killick, not out .. .. 0 Charles, c Winterbottom, b Bate ..................................0 H. Walters, b A. H ollan d..................10 b Coppinger notou t.. .. b Coppinger 10 Total .. . . 2 6 Second Innings. b Helps ..................23 b Helps ..................0 cWinterbottom,b Bate 12 c R. W. Smith,bHelps 19 c Helps, b R.W.Smith 21 b Helps c Winterbottom, b R. W. Smith .. .. not out .................. c Winterbottom, b Helps .................. b Helps .................. B 5,1b 1 . * Total. i Burton, b Smith B 8 ,1 b 8 R. W. 6 89 Total .. ..IO 3 CLAPHAM v. IBIS. Played at Dulwich on September 1. W. Blake, b Gorton J. Waterer, b Gorton .. 12 E. Radford, b Gorton .. W. Roberson, b Gorton W. Dawes, b Bate.. .. H.Wagstaff,b Gorton.. J. Hope; b Bate .. Young, 1) Gorton .. 0 0 11 1 7 1 C la ph a m , E. Britten, not out Barr, b Gorton .. J, Johnson, c Winter­ bottom, b Gorton .. B 6 ,1 b 2, w 5 .. .. Total H. A. Smith, run out .. 10 A. Winterbottom, S. Colman,.not out .. 76 Roberson .. W. It. Major, c Dawcs.b G. Gorton, not out Roberson ... .. .. 4 B 10,1 b 2, w 1 B. Burton, b Dawes .. 6 F. Bate, c Wagstaff, b Tolal Roberson .. 8 F. Budge, J. Clarkson, W. C. Chaffey, and E. Chaffcy did not bat. ..126 R ules of the M.C.C., containing latest re­ visions, ready August 13th, price 2d., post free 2^d. W. R. Wright aud Co. (Cricket Press), 17* Paternoster Square, London, E.C. S U R R E Y B I C Y C L E CL UB AUTUMN MEETING. KENNINGTON OVAL, SEPTEMBER 15, Commencing at Three o’clock. Ten Miles Scratch Race (open). Firct Prize, 50 Guinea Challenge Cup and Gold Medal of the Club; Second Piize, Silver Medal. •Entrance fee, 5s. One Mile Handicap open. Prizes valued 10, 5, and 2 guineas. Entrance fee, 2s. 6 d. One Mile Invitation Tiicycle Race. Prize, value 5 guineas. Two Miles Handicap (club). Entries close on Saturday, Sept* 8 (mid-day), to the Hon. Sec., B. R u ssell , 97, Angel Roadi Brixton, S.W. Handicapper, G .P . C olem an , Esq., B.U. SOUTH LONDON HARRIERS’ A n n u a l A thlet ic M eet ing WILL BE HELD AT K E N N I N O T O N O V A L , On SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 22;td, Commencing at 3 o’clock (under the Rules of the A.A.A.) 120 yards Handicap— 3 Prizes, value £10, £3, £2. 1 Mile Handicap— 3 Prizes, value £10, £3, £2. Open to Amateurs. 220 yards Handicap, open to boys under 16, introduced by members of recognised clubs. Three prizes. Boys must be prepared to give proof of age. Members’ events—220 yards, 880 yards, 3 miles, and 2 miles Walking Handicaps. Handicappers, Messrs. S. II. Baker, T. Shore, and P. M. Evans. Entrance fees—Boys Race Is., other events 2s. 6 d. each. Entries—with club, colours, fees, particulars of last three performances and age last birthday for boys’ race—should be sent in on or before Saturday, September 8 th, to the Hon. Sec., A. J, Fowden, 4, Rutland Park, Catford. The Committee reserve the right o f refusing any entry. IMPORTANT NOTICE. T H E WI NTER The Summer Season of “ C ricket ” will con­ clude with No. 46, to bepublished on September 20 th. “ C bicket ” will be published Monthly during the Winter on T hubsday , O ct . 25th.—No. 47 ; T hursday , N ov . 29th.—No. 48 ; T hubsday , D ec . 27th.—No. 49 ; T hursday , J an . 31st.—No. 50 ; T hursday , F eb . 28th. — No. 51; T hursday , M ak . 28th.—No. 52. Vol. II. will end with No. 49. Each number will contain Portrait and Biography of a Celebrated Cricketer, Pavilion Gossip, Special Articles by Author of ‘ Cricket Field,” and the best writers on Cricket. The Six W inter N umbers will be posted im­ mediately on publication to Subscribers. The subscription (to be sent to W. R. Wright, the Manager of “ C ricket ,” ) for these six monthly issues is Is. 3d. post free. •' C ricket ” will be sent post free for T welve M onths for Six S hiiaings by postal order. RICHARD DAFT Late Captain o f the Notts County Eleven CRICKET, FOOTBALL, LAWN TENN If. 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