Cricket 1883

SHANGHAI.—OLD v. NEW. Played at Shanghai, on June *23, and finished on Monday 25, being a match between those who had been over and under five years in the East. Dunman played a magnificent innings of 70, but not without some luck. Tottie distinguished himself with the ball, viz , 110 balls, 32 runs, 5 maidens, and 5 wickets. The heat was terrific, and a pause had to be made during the after­ noon, until the sun became clouded. Cool drinks were the order of the day, and the fielding slack. O ld . H. R. Hearn, 1 bw , b M 'G re g o r ....................0 II. H. Taylor, c Dowley, b M‘Gregor....................22 W .,Dunman, c Ander- pon, b M‘Grcgor.. .. 70 A. Barrows, c M‘Gregor, b F u lfo r d ....................19 A. E. Regnell, c Jackson, b Baird.............................17 W . H. Tottie, run out 6 A. Anderson, b G. T. Veitch.............................11 E. Davis, b Fulfoid .. 10 C. M. Ford, b Fulford.. 6 C.H.Hutchings, notout 6 G. de St. Croix, absent. B 8,1 b 1, w 8 . . 12 E. H. Gore-Booth, Alexander .. H. H. Taylor, c and Hodder .................... WDunman,b Alexander 0 A. J. Leach, b Harper .. 34 F. A. Smith, b Harper 7 W. H. Tottie, b Hodder 5 S hanghai . First Innings. A. Burrows, b Hodder.. 3 G. T. Veitch, c Bennett, b Hodd.er .. .. ..2 2 A .E . Re^nell, b Hodder 2 A. Anderson, b Hodder 8 li. MacGregor, not out 0 B 3, w i ....................7 b . 0 b . 24 Total....................107 In the Second Innings E. H. Gore-Booth scored (not out) 2, W . Dunman (b Hodder) 0, A. Burrows'(not out) 9 — total 11. H.M. Navy, Second Innings. Total ..179 N ew . A. ,T. Leach, b Davis .. 39 G. T. Veit:^, b Tcttie .. 6 J. Baird, b Tottie .. .. 1 F. Anderson, c Davis, b T o ttie.............................15 C. J. Inchbald, not out 9 H. E. Fulford, c Davis, b Tottie .................... R. M‘Gregor,b Tottie W . S. Jackson, not out B 2,1 b 1, w 3 .. Total . . .. E. Tomlin, E. B. Dowley and J. Ezekiel did not bat. First Innings. Capt.M.Liardet.c Anderson, b Leach ............................. j Rev. H.B. Harper, b McGre­ gor.............................................. H. J. W . Nevile, b McGregor R. C. Hodder, c McGregor, b Leach ...................................... H. M. Ellis, b McGregor.. E. J. Alexander, b McGregor A Arthur, b Leach A. G. Tate, b Leach .. E. E. Silk, b McGregor F. E. Bennett, b McGregor W . Hooper, not out .. L b ..................................... SHANGHAI v. H.M. NAVY. Played at Shanghai on May 26. H.M.S. Cleopatra having arrived in the river, a return match was organised, with the hope of making a more even contest, though again H.M. Navy received a crushing defeat, Dunman, iu a splendidly hit innings of 84, just doubling their score. Latham carried off the honours in bowl­ ing, obtaining 6 wickets for 20 runs, whilst Dunman bowled 3 balls and obtained 2 wickets without a run being scored off him. H.M. Navy. Rev. H. B. Harper (Audacious),bLalham 5 Lieut. F. G. Stopford (Cleopatra),b Latham 2 E. S. Alexandor (Auda­ cious), c Burrows, b Latham ....................4 R.C.Hodder(Audacious), c Burrows, b Latnam 10 A. G. Tate (Vigilant), b M cGregor....................0 A. Arthur (Albatross), run out ....................4 E.F.de Cliah(Cleopatra), b L ath am .................... G. A. Primrose (Cleopa­ tra). b Latham.. R. B. Marwood (Cleopa­ tra), c Burrows, b Dunraan .................... H. J. W . Nevile ( Audacious),bDnnman W.G. St6wart(Cleopatra), not out .................... L b 4, w 2 .. .. Total S hanghai . E. n . Gore-Booth, c Alexander, b Harper 9 W . Dnnman, c Stopford, b Marwood....................81 A. J. Leach, b de Chair 40 T. Latham, run out . . 1 A. Burrows, b Hodder.. 47 A .E . Reynell, b Harper 7 II. H. Taylor, not ou t.. 48 F. Anderson, c Hodder, b Alexander .. .. 8 W . H. Tottie, run ou t.. 4 P. E. Holt, c Hodder, b de Chair ....................1 R. McGregor, not ou t.. 16 B 5,1 b 1, w 2, n b 1 9 Total ..271 H.M. NAVY v. SHANGHAI. This match, played at. Shanghai on May 19, was the opening of the spring season. Lieut. Hodder’s performance in the second innings was a well played and plucky innings, but did not avail to avert a crushing defeat by nine wickets. The new members of the club, Messrs. Taylor and Leach, both made a successful debut. McGregor’s performance with the bat was wonderful—30 balls, 4 runs, 5 maidens, and 6 wickets, in the first innings, Leach taking the four remaining wickets at a cost of nine runs. In the second innings McGre­ gor took five wickets for 33 runs. Total b McGregor . 0 b McGregor.. n b Leach .. . 4 c Veitch, b Leach . 0 b Tottie .. . 9 , HI . 4 b McGregor.. 1 b Smith .. . 0 b McGregor.. .. B 9,1 b 3, w 6 , 18 Total .. . 99 GREYILLE v. FINSBURY. Played at Wanstead Park on September 15. F insbury. J. Bastow, b Davis C. Higgins, b Robinson W . Du Fosse, bRobinson W . Nye, run out . . .. W. Custle, b Gregory .. A. Stevens, not out P. May, c Hamilton, b R o b in son .................... F. Dand, b Robinson ..1 1 H. Boydon,b Eilminster 4 J. Denton, b Warsop .. 0 J. Higgins, c Bates, b Warsop ....................3 B 4, lb 5....................9 Total G reville . J. Bates, c May, b Higgius ....................11 A. O. Breeds, c Nye, b Bastow.............................8 J. Eilminster, not out 8 G. Woolley, run out .. 0 N b l ....................l Total .. .. 2g B. Warsop, C. Robinson, C. D. Hamilton, T. Hart, II. Gregory, A. Davis, and H. Carswell did not bat. FAWCETT’S (3T. PAUL’S SCHOOL) XI. v BLACKHEATH VICTORIA. Played at Blackheath on September 15. F a w ce tt’s XI. 4 A. G. Tribe, b Jupp G. D. Tripp, 1 b w, b Jupp ............................. J. V. Lyle, b Jupp.. .. W. P. Fooks, b Jupp .. F. II. Fawcett, c Rat­ cliffa, b Jupp H. V. Letts, b Jupp n . B. Yuille, c sub, b F. Kendall.................... S. n . Clark, b F. Kendall .................... F. M. Mai7.ials, run out J. Croslegli, c N. Ken­ dall, b Jupp G .E . Manifold,not out B 6 ,l b l ,w l Total .. B. V icto ria . F. K. Kendal], run out.. 11 N. F. Kendall, b Lyle .. 1 C. P. Ratcliffe, b Lyle .. 11 S. Rivers, c Tribe, b Lyle 21 J. Rogers, c Fooks, b Lyle .............................0 B. E. Jupp, 1 b w, b Faw«eit ....................1 G. Clifton, b Tribe .. 3 G. A. Severn, c Tripp, b Croslegh....................10 C. W. A. Kendall, run out .............................0 J. Moreland, not out .. 0 J. W . Kitchin, absent.. 0 B 7 .............................7 Total C8 F. G. sends us the following: — After a match a cricket parliament was held in the hostelrie, and the umpire to an eleven, who had played a match as Visitors, on the village green of the county of Mitcham, in the parish of Surrey, made the modest announce­ ment that he knew more about cricket than “ ’ere a man in England.” Old Jack Russell, a well-lcnowa umpire, bet him a gallon of beer that he could not tell him how many ways a man might lose his innings. The boastful um­ pire enumerated them very accurately according to the rules. “ You are wrong,” said Jack Rus­ sell, “ You forget one, ‘ 6 uv, out wrongfully by umpire.’ ” The company decided in Russell’s favour. J. Carney, c Lingwood, b E. Vignes, b Aylett .. 0 1 niggs.cBcnnettjbAylott 1 J. Greer, not out .. 23 K. G. Greer, b Bennett 3 E. Ames, b Cullumn .. 0 B 6, l b l , w 6, n b 2 15 B. Bruhl, c and b Aylett 0 —• E. Bruhl, b Aylett 1 Total .. .. 41 J. Coe, b Aylett .. 0 E dmonton S tar . Cullumn, c J. Greer, b Holms, b B. Bruhl t * Pendry, b B. Bruhl .. 0 0 0 H. Bassett, c B. Bruhl, b Crispin, b Vignes 1 0 Alligin.not out .. .. 1 T. Hunt, b B. Biulil .. 11 C.Lingwood, bB. Bruhl 0 Pridham, b Ames 7 B l ,l b 2 ,w 2 .. 5 A\lett, b Vignes .. .. 10 — Bennett, c Vignes, b B. Total .. 36 Bruhl ............................. 1 RAVENS v. EDMONTON STAR. Played at Edmonton, on September 15. BUCKHURST HILL v. L0UGHT0N. Played at Biickhurst Hill, on September 13. L ou gh ton . W . Olarko, b Hants E. Barwell, c Allport, b Poulter............................. C. Clarke, b Poulter M. Meston, h w, b Hants Harris, b Poulter .. Langdon, ruu out Wells, b Poulter .. .. Kerr, run out .. . Markwell, run out Edwards, c Poulter, Hants..................... Nunn, not out .. . B 6, l b l ................. Total 1 1 0 o 7 42 B uckhurst H ill . H.B. Tidswell, bEdwards 2 A. Mason, b Nunn C. K. Poulter, not o u t.. G6 H. Hants, b Barwell . G. Palmer, c Weston, b W. Sworder, not out . W e lls .............................33 B 2,1 b 2, w 5. . . R. L. Allport, b Nunn .. 22 H. Palmer, b Nunn .. 0 Total .. . R. J. Sheldon, A. Sworder, and T. Wood to bat. OLD KENSINGTON v. BBOMPTON. Played at Half Moon Ground, Putney, on September 8 . O ld K ensington . b Knapp, c Chapman, b Cheste. ....................56 G. Gaily, b Chester .. 4 W.Parnham,b Chapman 40 F. Barnes, b Chester .. 2 J. Coppinger, b Chester 0 W.Underhill, b Chester 11 J. H. Smith, b Chapman 1 G. Bartholomew, Chester .................... Hopkins,run ou t.. .. S. T. Barnes, b Choster Lewis, not out B ll, lb l, w l, n b l 14 Total ..133 The Brom ptoN scored 15 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. BROCKWELL PARK v. NORWOOD PAttlC Played at Brockwell Park, on September 15. B R ock w ell Park. AI. Smythe, c Flindt, b G ib b s ...........................0 W . Pearce, c Gibbs, b F lin d t..........................2i H. Fabian, c Yetts, b G ib b s............................2 A. Shephard, b Flindt.. 1 Froejnan, c Gibbs, b F lin d t............................7 VV. Tilt, not out .. ..1 8 W . Riddick, c Diggles. b Flindt ....................0 J. Ilftine, run out .. 2 H. Sheaf, b Boyton . . 2 E. Pearce, c Hali, b Flindt.............................1 A. Scott, b Boyton . . 1 B 2,1 b 2....................4 Total 62 N orwood P ark . W. Gibbs, o Haine, b Freeman ....................14 W . Yetts, b Smythd .. 0 D. S. Hindmarsh, bFree- man .............................6 A. Lloyd Jones, b Free­ man .............................3 C. T. Hatt, b Smythe .. 0 S. H. Flindt, b Smythe 6 W . E. Boyton, b Smythe 0 11. E. Diggles, b Free­ man ............................. H. Dunk, b Smythe .. H. B. Robinson, bFree- r a a u ............................. E. C. Roberts, not out B ............................. Total .. .. S t . I vo a . xd th e A sh es .— A correct, true, par­ ticular, and humorous history of the Hon. Ivo Bligh’s Campaign in Australia, with eleven comic illustrations, full page. Post frefe, Is. Id. London Agents, Wright and Co. (Cricket Press), 17, Pateraoster Square, E.C.— A k v t . Next Number of CRICKET, Thursday, October 25-