Cricket 1883

400 CEICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. s e p t . 20, 1883. Ulyett) for 26 innings with seven not outs, and in the whole season for Yorkshire 911 runs for 21 completed innings for a fine average of over 43. His highest contribution daring 1883 was his 127 for an Eleven of the North against the South, at Tunbridge Wells, last month, but for intrinsic merit his best display with tho bat was against Sussex, at Brighton, on the 20th of August, in the return match for Charlwood’s benefit. On this occasion going in first he carried ont his bat for 124 out of a total of 381 —a feat he had also accomplished two months before at Leicester, where for aneleven of York­ shire against Leicestershire he carried his bat through theinnnings for 82 out of 158. Though not selected to represent the Players against the Gentlemen at the Oval, he played an excel­ lent first innings of 32 for them in the same match at Lord’s, and on his form of this season he certainly ought not to have been left out of the best team of professionals. As a batsman he is of the greatest use in an eleven. In the Yorkshire team he is invaluable to go in first with .Ulyett, to whose style he is a thorough contrast and tho utility of his batting cannot be overrated. His defence is unwearying and on any kind of wicket he always plays the same good cricket. His caution is most systematic, but strictly defensive batsman as he is, he can when he likes .score faster than many would believe, and this last season he has made a distinct advance in his batting. Some of his performances this season have been unique, and only last week he was at tbe wickets an hour for eleven runs. Hall bowls slowroundwith a break back after theprevalent fashion, but of late he has done little in this department. He is, too, a good safe field, and as an all-round cricketer is quite entitled to a place in the front rank. He has also been actively identified with Rugby Union football, and as the Hon. Sec. of the Batley Club has helped to the best of his ability towards tho great development of the Rugby game in Yorkshire. jpjiEvjscenEvBeeK. BROADWATER CLUB. BKOOMSTICKS v. BATS. Played at Broadwater on September 11, between eleven members of the club with Broomsticks v. eleven members with Bats, the former winning by 48 runs. B ro om sticks . First Innings. Second Innifigs. . 24 . 10 b W. Abbott, b Brownrigg W. Felton, b Brownrigg M. Marshall, o Agate, Wadham ..........................4 C. E. Brownrigg, not out .. 21 J. Sparkes, absent .. .. 0 C. Lambert, c Wadham, b Knight..................................0 J. P. Shotter, absent .. .. 0 A. H. Montagu, b Knight .. 12 F. W. Montagu, b Knight .. 0 J. W. Carter, b Grundy .. 8 B. Holden, absent .. .. 0 B ..................................2 b Brownrigg .. .. 2 c Mortlock, b Knight 6 b K n ig h t ..................10 b Brownrigg .. .. 21 b K n ig h t ..................4 b Brownrigg b Brownrigg not out run out run out run out B 1,1 b 1 Total. .. 81 B a ts . First Innings. II. J. Brownrigg, b Marshall 9 M. W. Wadham, b Marshall 0 R. W. Maudo, b Marshall .. 0 Rev.E. Mortlock, b Marshall 0 Lord Grantley, b Marshall 0 W. Knight, b Marshall .. 8 R. NevUl, b Brownrigg .. G J. Agate, run o u t ..................3 G. Grundy, not out .. .. 9 Total .. . . 7 8 Second Inmings. b Marshall..................1 c Lambert, b Marshall 4 c Shot.er, b Montagu 23 ....................... 1 2 1 0 0 N. Debenham, o Abbott, b Brow nrigg..........................2 C. D. Burnett, c Carter, b Brow nrigg..........................1 not out B 14,1 b 3..........................17 B .. c Felton, b Montagu b Marshall.................. b S h o tte r .................. b Marshall.................. c Shotter, b Marshall c Brownrigg, b Mar­ shall..........................16 c Felten, b Montagu 0 H. W . TW I 8 S’ X I v. REV. H. E. SHAEPS’S XI. Played at the Holt Ground on September 8 . E e . H.E. S iia b p e ’ s XI. Secord Innings. .. 13 runout......................... 1 cG.L. Pares,b C.Twiss 2 First Innings. Rev. II. Sharpe, b Montagu 9 lb w, b G. L. Pares.. G. Larby, c Montagu, b H. T w is s ..............................4 b G. L. Pares G. Trussler, b Montagu .. 6 J. Vinden, b Montagu .. .. 1 K. T. Rennie, c A. Twiss, b ^ M o n ta g u .......................10 W. Rennie, b Montagu .. 0 O. Boden, c Alexander, b IL T w is s ..............................4 b G. P a res...................0 G. Ward, ruu out...............0 notout.......................... 4 A. Mason,bMontagu .. .. 0 b C .T w iss................... 0- W. Ward, not ou t.. ». .. 1 G. S<van, b Montagu .. 12 c II. Twiss, b G. L. B 6 ,1 b 1 ..........................7 Pares Total......................... 51 Total .. . . 2 5 H. W. Twrss’ XI. F. Montagu, b Larby .. 24 G. L. Pares, b Sharpe .. 30 G. II. Alexander, c W. Rennie, b Larby .. 2 A. C. Twiss, b Larby .. 6 H. W. Twiss, b Sharpo 0 J. Pares, c G. Ward, b ' Sharpe..........................3 C.Twiss,1b w, b Sharpe 2 15. E. Tares, b Yinden.. 4 B. A. Pares, not out .. 2 H. Millais, b Yinden .. 0 H. Carter, run out .. 4 B 9, lb 2 .................. 11 Total 88 CRYSTAL PALACE v. OAKFIELD. riaved at Crcjdon on Argust 18. . C r y s ta l P a la c e . Major Pennycuick,c sub. b Roper ..................5 W. Ket lewell, c Janson, b Roper ..................10 J. Aste.b J. Turner .. 42 A. W. Gardner-Woollo­ ton,c Janson, b Roper 59 L. J. Turner, b O. Marks 6 H. P. Clarks, stG.Marks, b Ropor ..................21 F.Janson, c Pennycuick, b Aste .. ......... 5 A.J.Lane, c Pennycuick, b A s to ....................... 47 G. Marks, runou t....2 Rev. H. W. Turner, b Coseas......................... 3 G. L. Marks, b Cosens.. 1 H. A. Roper, c Oelrichs, b A s te .........................3 G. Ccsens, b M ay.. .. 13 F.A. Rehder, 8 tG.Marks, b Roper ..................9 II. F. Abell, b Roper .. 0 A. E. Oelrichs, b M ay.. 33 J. Marks, not ou t.. .. 7 B 9,1b 3, w l . . 1 3 Total ..218 R. C. May, b Cosens .. 1 A. Lintott, b Cosens .. 2 J. Marks, b Turner .. 15 O- Marks, c Kettlewell, b Pennycuiok .. .. 19 E. G. Turner, not out 0 B 8 , 1 b 2 .................. 10 Tctal 93 RAVENSBOURNE (LADYWELL) v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Ladywell on September 15. C it y R am b le r s . CHISWICK AND TURNHAM GREEN v. MEL H. CHADS’ XI. Plaved at Tumnam Green on August 22. M r . C h ad s ’ X I. G. T. Davies, lb w, b Barratt .................. B. R. Fisher, run out .. H. W. Mount, c and b Gregory .................. F. Dawson, e Barratt, b Gregory .................. J. Carter, b Bartrum .. J. G. Ward, b Bartrum H. J. Piper, b Gregory C h isw ic k T. Bartrum, c Carter, b W a r d .......................... C.Cottingham, c Young­ man, b Ward W.Byde, c and b Fisher W.Barratt,c Carruthers, b Carter .................. G. Steers, b Carter E. Gregory, not out .. E.E.K eys, notout .. 19 W.Y .>ungman,cGregory, b B a rr a tt...............o C. J. Carrufchors, b Gre­ gory ...................... 7 H.Chads, b Gregory .. 0 B 10,1 bJi .. . . 1 3 Total ..143 T crn h am G r e e n . E. Finnis, c Davies, b Fisher ......................... C. Wickendcn, o Davies, b Carter ................. F. W. Tuke, b Carter .. R. W. Gale, b Carter .. T. Polding, b Fisher .. B 5, w 1 .................. 10 Total. ,.120 Total. 50 Total CRYSTAL PALACE v. CRYSTAL PALACE SCOTCH TEAM (12 A S id e .) Played at Crystal Palace^on September lo. C rystal P a la c e , F. Barry, c sub, b Tur­ ner ..........................25 P. Currey, b A ste.. .. 0 A. J. L. Payne, run out 54 II, Hartley - Smith, b Pennycuick..................0 S. ShortA, 1 b w, b Clarke..........................16 A. W. Doiunan, b Clarke 4 A.W.Gardner-Woolloton, c Hetley, b Clarke .. 5 C. E. Smith, c sub., b Clarke............................ F. M. Robertson, c Turner, b Clarke G. J. Cooper, b Dorman E. Colgrave, not out .. W. C. Gould, b Clarke.. B 9, 1b 4, w 3.. .. W. H. Palmer, b Wigley 4 J. Fisher, b Wigley .. 6 R.Honderson,bPrituliard 3 W. R. Hassell, 1 b w, b P ritch ard..................0 T.P.Semple,o Pritchard, b W ig le y ..................3 W. Scott, b Pritchard 0 T. French, b Pritchard 2 J. Dempsey, b Pritchard T. Corks, not ou t.. Geo.Harlow,st Kistruck, b Wigley .................. T. W. Lowles, absent .. B 3, 1b 2, n b 1 .. Total. R a ven sbo u rn e . A. T. Pearce, 1 b w, b Semple..........................23 J. Kistruek, b Scott .. 0 H. Williams, c Fisher, b Scott .................. G E. J.Pritchard, c Demp­ sey, b Palmer .. .. 0 n . A. Gore, c sub., b S c o t t ..........................15 F. Ellingham, b Palmor 9 H. Guille, c French, Palmer.................. R. James, c Palmer, Scott . . . . W. Morley, run out P. Williams, not out G. Wigley, b Palmer B 5. w 1 .. Total J. PHILLIPS’ XI. v. T. PARKIN’S XL Played at Hastings on September 10, J. P h il l ip s ’ XI. J. Phillips, c Trevor, b C laris..........................48 R. Baker, b Clark .. .. 0 T. Kennard, run out .. 17 A. Phillips, b Parkin .. 67 J. W. Tutst, b Bennett.. 3 S. H. Foster, b Parkin 1 E.J. Ingleton, run out 5 E. T. Austin, c Trovor, b Bennett ..................13 J. Martin, b Parkin .. l ‘> R. H. Autiu, b Parkin.. 0 W. Parks, not out .. 0 B 13, lb 3, w l . . 17 Total..................187 T. P ark in ’ s XI. F. G. Thorne, b Baker.. 23 T. Parkin, b B.\kor A. C. Coles, b Foster .. 28 A. H. Trevor, 1 b w, b Foster..........................5 J. H. Lansdell, b Baker 16 J. Elliott, not out.. .. 27 1 Total...................129 A. Clark, R. Standen, W. C. Thorn?, and W. Bennett did not bat. 11 Major Curoberlcgc, not out .......................... 11 B 3, lb 2 ..................5 Total ..140 C r y sta l P alace S cotch T e a m . W. Kettlewell, b C. E. Sm ith..........................10 II. P. Clarke, c Hartley- Smith, b Barry.. .. 33 Major Pennyouick, b Robertson....................18 C. Mitchell, run out .. 1 J. Aste, b Dorman ., 4 H. Hetley, b Dorman.. 0 C. H.Dorman, b Robert­ son ..........................33 L. J. Turner, b Robert­ son .......................... 5 G. Cosens, b Dorman .. 13 F. A. Rehdar, b Dorman 0 D. McGeorge, b Dorman 3 J.M.Henderson, not out 6 B 6 ,1 b 8 .................. 11 Total *.145 C ricket .— A song written and composed by J H. Smith and dedicated to A. N. Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by ail lovers of the national British game.” — Era' Post free, 1 8 tampS of author, Z2l Clifton-street Wolver- himpton.—JbVT. GOLDEN STAR v. TRESSILLIAN. Played at Blackheath on September 1. G olden S t a r . W. Dawson, c and b Corthom H. Dawson, b Corthorn Hillyard, o W. Bryan, b Corthorn .................. Abbott, run out .. Bryant, st W. Bryan, b Corthorn .................. Whale,c and b Corthorn Reynolds, b A. Solbe .. 0 B.iker,e an l b Corthorn 3 Jackson, st Bryan, b A. S o lb e ..........................5 Marshall, c and b Cor­ thom .......................... 0 Astley, not ov>t B T re ssillia n . A. Sjlbe, b Bryant Lev/is, not out .. Sitman, not out . Wernham, run out .. 1 F. Bryan, b Hillyard .. 11 R. Solbe, o Dawson, b Hillyard ..................S9 Coithorn, c Dawson, b Hillyard ..................0 J. H. Wood,bHillyard.. 5 W. Bryan, b Reynolds.. 7 A. Wood and J. Woodley did not bat. 2 B 17,1 b 1, w 7,nb5 30 Total .. ■•1°i