Cricket 1883

M.C.C. & G. v, NOTTS. The Nottinghamshire team were decisively beaten on their own ground at Trent Bridge, on Saturday last, by a very moderate eleven repre­ senting M.C.O, and G. It is difficult to under­ stand how a county, adjudged to have won the Championship of the year, could have made such a poor show, but the form of the Notting­ ham men all round, was most disappointing. Their first score of 23 is the lowest total made in an important match during the season, and it is worthy of remark that at one period of the innings, five of the best wickets were down for three, and six for five runs. When they went in a second time, Mills hit freely, but otherwise the batting was again very tame. Shackloek, a professional who had been credited with some good bowling performances in Scotland during the season, made his first appearance in the County eleven. Iu the first innings of M.C.C., he was not on the spot, but in the second, he proved very effective, taking four wickets at a coat of 18 runs. The bowling figures of Rylott and Woof in Notts’ first innings are remarkable. The proceeds of the match were given by the committee of the Notts club for division among the County team. M.C.C. won by 121 runs. M.C.C. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W . J. Ford, c Mills, b G. G. Hearne, run ou t.. Attewell, b Flowers F. Hearne, not out Fothergill, c Sherwin, b B 6, 1 b 3 .. . Total............................ 99 23 run out .................... 28 2 13 12 b F low ers.................... 18 33 c Wright, b Shaw .. 14 3 b Shacklock .. 20 13 c and b W right.. 15 1 c Smith, b Shacklock 18 0 b Shacklock .. 0 2 not out .................... 5 0 b Shacklock .. 2 2 c Wright, b Flowers.. 11 9 B 3, 1b 2 .. 5 9 Total .. ..149 N ottingham shire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. J. A. Dixon, b Rylott .. 1 c Mycroft, b Fothergill 14 Shrewsbury, c W . Hearn, b R ylott..................................... 0 b Woof............................. 14 Barnes, b Woof .................... 0 b Fothergill .. 12 Flowers, c W . Hearn, b Woof 0 1 b w, b Woof 1 Gunn, b Rylott .................... 0 c Woof, b Fothergill 1 Shacklock, c Fotheigill, b W o o f ..................................... 0 c G. G. Hearne, b Fothergill 0 Smith, b Woof .................... 8 c G. G. Hearne, b Fothergill 1 W . Wright, c Rylott, b Woof 2 s sub, b Woof .. 4 Mills, run out .................... 5 c Mycrofb, b G. G. H e a r n c .................... 34 4 not out............................. 13 Sherwin, c Mycroft, b Rylott 0 b G. G. Hearne .. 9 L b ..................................... 3 N b .................... 1 Total............................. 23 Total .. ..!104 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . 0. M. R.W. Wright .. . . . 83 19 26 5 ..................... 13 4 25 1 Shacklock .. TO 10 30 1 .................... 9.1 2 18 4 Flowers .. ..2913 28 3 .42 15 48 3 Gunn . . . . 9 66 0 ....................... 2 0 6 0 S haw .. . , 4 7 29 47 1 N ottinghamshire . First Innings. Socond Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Rylott .. ..17.313 7 4 . 18 6 22 0 W :of . . . . 17 10 13 5 .................... 29 12 40 3 Fothergill .. 21 10 30 5 G. G. Hearne 6.3 2 11 2 Rjlott bowled a no-ball. CAMDEN v. HIGHGATE ROAD. Played at Tufnell Park on September 15. Camden. Bryant, b Cushing .. 6 A. T. Burtbn, b Cushing 0 N. Tucker, c Marshall, b Cushing....................0 T. Payne, not out .. 0 A. E. Turberville, c Sea- cole, b Blight .. . . 32 W . Scoles, b Cushing .. 34 L. Pewtress, b Cushing 11 W . Parkinson, b Harris 0 I). Wilkins, b Harris .. 4 S. Powell, c and b Cush­ ing .............................2 H. Henderson, run out 9 B l, l b 2 ....................h T ot.l .101 H ighgate R oad . Blight, b Scoles .. .. 1 Sedcole, run out .. 2 Wheeler, b Scoles .. 23 Monk, c Powell, b Pew­ Harris, b Scoles .. .. 3 tress ............................. 2 Cushing, c Henderson, Comyn3 did not bat .. 0 b Pewtress....................4 Rex, not o u t.................... 3 Dann, c Wilkins,b PewScamell, b Pewtress .. 0 tress .............................4_ 5 Marshall, c Henderson, — b Pewtress....................0 Total .. 47 R u le s of tho M.C.C., containing latest re­ visions, ready August 13th, price 2d., post free 2id. W. E. Wright and Co. (Cricket Press), 17, Paternoster Square, London, E.C. iEOLIANS v. OLD FRIENDS. Played at Dulwich on September 15. iEOLIANS. 6 G.-L. Burdge, b Le’.’ ry C. Carter, c Dunkley, b P a g a .............................20 O. Jones, 1 b w, b Leury 9 R. Heasman, b Page .. 0 W. Murden, b Dunkley 15 W . Morris, c Shortridge, b Goodson....................11 E. J. Heasman, not out 18 J. Johnson, b Dunkley 0 O ld F riends . F. G. Hazell, c Eades, b Goodson .................... F. Smith, c Abbott, b Goodson .................... J. W. Crawfurd, b Good- Bon ............................ B 3,1 b 1 .................... Total Shortridge, b Murden 2 Leury, b Jones .. .. 22 Armfield, c Hazell, b Murden ....................2 Eades, b Murden .. .. 0 Dunkley, b Murden .. 0 Abbott, b Jones . . . . 1 Bryan, c Morris,b Jones 17 Page, b Murden Mott, b Jones Perkins, b Jones .. Goodson, not ou t.. Total 46 HAMPTON WICK v. OATLANDS PARK, (Under 20). Played at Hampton Wick on September 1. HAmpton W ick. First Iunings. N. Sharman, b Holroyd.. 19 Morice, c Wade,b Walker 7 J. Key, b Holroyd .. .. 5 Castle, c and b Holroyd.. 20 H. Buckland, absent .. 0 Bull, b Holroyd..........................6 Castle, c Wade, b Walker 4 . S. Miles, b Holroyd .. 4 Castle, b Holroyd .. .. 0 J. Pilcher, b Holroyd .. 0 T. Jones, not out .. .. 0 B 5,1 b 2,w3,nb2 ..1 2 Second Innings, c sub, b Martineau .. 21 b Jillard ....................35 c and b Holroyd.. .. 0 b Walker ....................1C5 absent............................ 0 b Sillein ....................0 run out ....................10 c Jillard, b Sillcm .. 10 not out ....................0 b W a lk e r ....................0 c Hall, b Holroyd .. 0 B 13,1 b 1, w 3, n b 1 16 Total.. 77 O aklands P ark . Total ..197 First Innings. II. P. Jillaid, b Pilcher .. 3 A. Sillem, b Morice .. .. 0 L. Martineau, cKey,b Morice 2 II. D. Wade,c Jones,b Moiice 1 R. Walker, lb w , b Pilcher 6 G. Holroyd, b Morice .. .. 1 F. S. Wade, c E. Castle, b Morice.....................................0 W . Hall, not o u t ....................0 S. A. Miles, b Pilcher .. .. 0 R. Miles, b Pilcher .. .. 0 J. Peachey, absent.. . . . . 0 B 5,1 b 1 .............................6 Total.............................19 Second Innings. not out ....................12 c E. Castle, b Pilcher 0 not out ....................4 c Key, b Moricc.. .. 7 b P ilch e r....................5 b P ilc h e r....................0 b Morice ....................1 b Morico ....................0 Total .. ..3 1 T h e A ustralians in E n gland .— A fuil and complete account of the Third Australian Team’s Visit to England, with portrait and biography of each member, together with details of all matches, besides other information,will be sent post free, from Cricket Press, 17, Pater­ noster Square, London, E.C., for seven stamps. The Sporting Life says:—“ The portraits are excellent, and the biographies most complete, whilst triae details of matches, though brief embrace every salient feature in each.” iEOLIANS. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Matches played, 32; won, 19; lost, 6; drawn, 7. May 5, v. East Molesey. Won by 69 runs. May 14, v. Belgrave. Won by 11 runs. May 19, v. Battersea. Drawn. May 24, y . Loughboro’. Won by 56 runs. May S'J, v. United Theatricals. Won by an innings and 56 runs. June 2, v. Junior Middlesex. Lost by 91 runs. June 9, v. Non-Coms., Ii.A. Won by 231 runs. June 9, v. Marlborough. Drawn. June 13, v. Columbia. Won by 42 runs. June 16, v. Spencer. Won by 24 runs. June 23, v. Old Charlton. Won by 16 runs and two wickots. June 23, v. Castle. Won by 29 runs and 6 wickets. June 27, v. Bees. Lost by 54 runs. June 30, v. Thames Ditton. Won by 104 runs. July 2, v. Brixton Wanderers. Won by 101 runs. July 7, v. Spencer Drawn. July 9, v. Tonbridge. Won by 105 runs July 18, v. Loughboro\ Won by 65 runs. July 21, y. Junior Middlesex. Drawn. July 21, v. Lennox. Won by 51 runs and 4 wickets. July 28, v. Non-Coms., R.A. Won by 169 runs and two wickets. August 6, v. Buckhurst Hill. Lost by 7 runs. August 11, v. Kew. Lost by 40 runs and 3 wickets. August 18, v. Buckhurst Hill. Drawn. August 20, y. Penshurst. Lost by 72 runs. August 22, v. Lamberhurst. Won by 18 runs. August 23, y. Speldhurst. Won by 5 wickets. August 21, v. Southborough. Lost by 20 runs. August 25, v. Tonbridge. Won by 78 runs. September 1, v. Battersea. Drawn. September 8, v. West Kent Wanderers. Drawn. September 15, v. Old Friends. Won by 40 runs. BATTING AVERAGES. Pcarse, T. R. Corr, A................... Kirkpattick, A ... Bailey, H. L. Morris, W ............. Jones, O................ Gardiner, B. L ... Heasman, 11. .. Murden, W. Fitch, F................. Heasman, E. J,. Hazell, F. G. .. Burdge, G. L. Carter, C.............. Heasman, E. H. Joliiason, J. Parsons, Alb. ., Headland, R. .. Smith, F............... Dines, E. II. Parsons, Aithnr Acres, R. J. The following Saville, 2, 2, U, Scammell, 12; J. C. J. Crawford, Carter, 5. Times Most Inns. not out. in Inns. Runs. Avge . 18 .. 1 .. 128 .. 432 . . 25.7 . 10 .. 1 .. 123 .. 224 . . 24.8 10 .. 2 .. 4S* .. 143 . . 17.7 . 16 . . 0 .. £9 .. 276 . . 17.4 28 .. 4 .., 63* .. 31'2 . . 16.8 22 .. 2 .. 50 .. 325 . . 16.5 “ 7 . . 2 .,. 30* .. 71 . . 14.1 23 .. 0 .. 54 .. 306 .., 13.7. . 9 .. 1 .. 37 .. 107 . . 13.3 6 .. 3 .,. 12 .. 38 . 12.2 . 20 .. 2 . . 51 .., 215 . . 11.17 . 20 .. 5 .. 67* .. 169 . . 11.4 . 14 .. 2 .. 31 .. 133 . . 11.1 . 7 .. 2 .. 20 .. 42 . . 8.2 12 .. 2 .,. 19* .. 81 . . 8.1 22 .. 1 .. 60 .. 163 . . 7.19 . 8 . . 1 ... 23 .. 55 . . 7.6 . 8 .. 0 .. 18 .. 47 . . 5.7 . 10 .. 0 .. 1(5 .. 48 .,. 4.8 . 6 .. 1 . . J4* .., 23 . . 4.3 8 .. 1 .. 13 .. 21 . . 3.3 . 7 .. 2 .. 6 .. 11 . . 2.4 Jones, O. .. . Murden, W. . Morris, W. Pearse, T. R. Johnson. J. played in less thin live matches:—E . 0; J. Henley, 0, 13; Robinson: 0, 3; E. Hunter, 19. 4; J. Blo.ver, 7; A. Young, 5; 15, 3, 5, 0; J. Told, 6; E. Howes, 0, 0; G. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Avge* 18J 139 2.2 243 65 70 43 57 71 21 310 256 404 474 118 74 39 53 55 4.1*5 6.22 7.3^ 8.35 14.7 The following bowled less than 50 overs:— Alf. Parsons,. 10 wickets for 71 runs; A. Corr, 8 wickets for £3; R. Heas­ man, Gwickets for 76; E. H. Heasrnan, 3 wickets for 50; B. L. Gardiner, 3 wickets for 55; E. J. Heasman, 1 wicket for 24; and F. Hazoll, 2 wickets for 60. RICHMOND. Matches played, 43, won, 32: lost, 6 ; drawn, 10. BATTING AVERAGES. 12 innings and over. Highest Total Inns. Notout score runs. Avgo Avory, H. K. 15 . 2 . 121* .. 433 . 81.10 Cecil, E .D .C . . 32 . 3 . 78 .. 869 . 29.28 James, E. P. 18 .. 2 . 109 .. 473 . 29.9 Inglis, Capt. J. . 13 . 1 . 88 .. 339 . 28.3 Robertson, J. . 14 . 2 . 48 .. 279 . 23.3 Holt, A. . . . 15 . 3 .. 68* .. 265 . 22.1 Davies, E. .. . 24 . 3 . 84 .. 457 . 21.16 Bush, F. W. . 23 . 0 . 79 .. 489 . 21.6 Shadwell, F. B.. 49 . 3 . 104 .. 913 . 20.23 Yerburgh, R. E. 29 . 3 . 69 .. 510 . 19.16 Trevor,P. C. W . Springett, A. . 12 . 2 . 38 .. 191 . 19.1 48 . 2 . 102 .. 841 . 18.13 Bunn, A. .. 28 . 6 . 35* .. 295 . 13.9 Furze, W . .. . 35 . 6 . 47 .. 384 . 13.7 Barker, W ... . 19 . 4 . 50* .. 188 . 12.8 Carmichael, C. . 12 . 4 . 19* .. 83 . 10*3 Next Number of CRICKET, Thursday, October 25,