Cricket 1883

SEPT. 20, 1883. CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 411 BATTING AVERAGES. Most Times Inns. Rins. in Inns. not out. Avge. Roper, E. ..2 8 .. 859 . . 104 . 2 .. 33.1 J Kevan, J. H. .1 1 .. 253 . . 60 . . 2 .. 28.1 llatcliffe, E. .3 1 .. 708 . . 80 . 5 .. 27.6 Jones, C. L ... ..3 4 .. 716 . 93 . 0 .. 21.2 Kingston, J. P. ..2 1 .. 430 . 105 . 0 .. 20.10 Ratcliffe, Hd. .. 34 .. 587 . 67 . 3 .. 18.29 Ravenscroft, J. .. 4 .. 72 . 87 . 0 .. IS Evans, T. .. ..2 7 .. 400 . 84 . 4 .. 17.9 Jackson, W ... .. 1 .. 17 . 17 . 0 . . 1 7 Sykas, C. H ... .. 14 .. 213 . 52* . 1 .. 16.5 Ratcliffe, Ht. ..1 3 .. 115 . 45 . 4 .. 12.7 Crosfield, S. M. ..1 6 .. 19) . 89 . 1 .. 12.10 Tate, G. P. .. .. 21 .. 185 . 83* . 6 .. 12.5 Monks, H. D. ..2 3 .. 256 . 4*5 . 2 .. 12.4 BirJey, L. ..1 2 .. 105 . 21 . 2 .. 10.5 Wall, H. .. .. 4 .. 89 . 21 . 0 .. 9.3 Tyson, J. B ... .. 6 .. 88 . 15* . 2 .. 9 2 Shore .. ..1 9 .. 120 . 25 . 5 .. 8£ Kesteven .. 12 70 27* . 3 .. 7.7 Richardson, H. G. 4 .. 23 . ’. 14* . 1 .. 7.2 Blyth, J. H. .. 2 .. 15 . 12 . o .. 7.1 Shepherd .. 9 .. 67 . 19 . 0 .. 7.4 Moss, J. .. 8 .. 42 . 20 . 2 .. 7 Unsworth, A. .. 3 .. 11 5 .. 1 .. 5.1 Jackson,E. .. .. 4 .. 21 .. 14 . . 0 .. 5.1 Jone5*, F. J. ..3 1 .. 120 . 12 . 7 .. 5 Woodhead, E. .. 10 .. 44 . 19 . 0 .. 4.4 Ruston, S. R. .. 1 .. 4 4 .. 0 .. 4 •s'ykes, J. G ... .. 2 .. 7 4 . 0 . . 8.1 Ratcliffn, C. .. . . 8 . 9 5 .. 0 .. 3 Sprott, J. . . 4 .. 10 9 .. 0 .. 2.2 Turner, W . N. .. 3 .. 7 4 . . o . . 2.1 Sprott, W. . . 1 . 0 0* .. 1 . . 0 Dr. Kelly .. .. 1 .. 0 0 .. 0 . . 0 Lott, F. W. .. . . 1 . . 0 .. 0 BOWLING AVERAGES. .. 0 . . o Overs Maidens. Runs Wickets. Avge. Jackson, W . .. 21.3. 6 . 33 . 6 . . 5.3 Shore .. .. 445 . 155 . 754 . 134 .. 5.84 Jones, F. .. .. 569.1. 262 . 1046 . 142 .. 7.52 Ratcliffe, E. .. 1P4.2. 56 . 288 . 38 .. 7.22 Evans. T. .. . 240.1. 65 . 439 . 52 .. 8.23 7 . 70 . 6 . . li.4 Kesteven .. . . 55 . 82 . 64 . 4 .. 16 Roper, E. .. .. 88.3 . 11 . 97 . 5 .. 19.2 Crosfield, S. M .. 26 . 8 . 51 . 1 .. 51 Shepperd .. 5 . 4 4 . 0 .. 0 Kingston, J. P. .. 2 . 0 2 . o .. 0 Ravenscroft, J. .. 7 . 0 . 25 . 0 . . 0 Shore and F Jonos each bowled two no-balls. The fol- lowing wides wore bowled—F. Jones seven, and G. Tate, and S. M. Crosfield one each. T. Evans, Mr. Harold Ratcliffe, behind the wicket in the above matches, was instrumental in catching 26 and stumping 80. dismissing 56 batsmen— June 13.—At Kensington Park, v. Crystal Palace. Won bv 236 runs. Kensington Park, 286; Crystal Palace, 80. 6.—At Henley, v. Henley. Drawn. Kensington Park, 350 ; Henley, 70*. ♦Three wickets down. 3.—At Kensington Park, v. M.C.C. and G. Lost hy 7 wickets. Kensington Park, 201 and 42 ; M. C.C., 197 and 50*. *Three wiikets down. 3!) runs. Kensington Park, 76; Park, 115 and 8-1*. *Soven wickets down. Lost by Oatland^ BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Avga. 100 .. 7 .. 42 . . 5 . . 8.2 263 .. 17 .. 99 .. 11 ... 9.0 .. 1118 .. 65 .. 508 . . 54 . . 9.22 972 .. 62 .. 831 . . 33 . . 10 1 872 .. 19 .. 156 .. 14 . . 11.2 329 .. 13 .. 169 . . 14 . . 21.1 .. 36 .. 322 . . 23 . . 14 372 .. 4 .. 218 .. 14 . . 15.8 2o6 . . 17 . 138 .. 8 . . 17.2 823 .. 13 .. 172 .. 10 . . 17.2 223 . . 11 .. 104 .. 5 . . 20.4 403 .. 25 .. 179 .. 6 . . 29.5 In addition to the above, five extra matches were played, of which three were won, one lost, and one drawn. Won— Birkenhead Victoria (2) and Douglas, Islo of Man. Lost— Douglas, Isle of Man. Drawn—Medicals. The second eleven played twonty matches, eleven being won, four lost, and five drawn. Also two extra matches both won. The third eleven played fourteen matches, eleven, losing two, and one being drawn. In all the club played eighty-one matches, winning fifty, seven, lo3ing nine, and drawing fifteen. June 23.— At Kensington Park, v. PalHngswick. Drawn. Kensington Park, 333; Pallingswick, 24*. *Three wickets down. 10.—At Wellington College, v. Wellington College Won by 41 runs. Kensington Park, 166 and 104*; Wellington College, 125. *Eight wickets down. July 4.— At Tooting, v. Tooting. Lost by 16 runs. Ken sington Park, 162 : Tooting, 178. .— At Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace. Lost by 79 runs. Kensington Park, 130; Crystal Palace, 209. July 10.—At Uxbridge, v. Uxbridge. Won by 33 runs. Kensington Park, 97 and 38* : Uxbridge, 67. *No wicket down. July 14.—At Haileybury, v. Haileybury Colloge. Drawn. Hailoybury College, 142*. *Seven wickets down. July 21.—At Beckenham, v. Beckenham. Lost by 10 runs. Kensington Park, 170; Beckenham, 180. July 24.—At Kensington Park, v. Ne’er-do-Weels. Drawn. Kensington Park, 421: Ne’er-do-Weels, 96*. *Three wickets down. July 28.—At Twickenham, v. Orloans Club. Drawn. Kensington Park, 109*; Orleans Club, 381. *Three wickets down. August 1.—At Streatham. v. Slreatham List by 8 runs. Kensington Park, 105 and 104*; Stieatliam, 113. *Throo wickets down. August 3.— At Reigate, v. Reigate Priory. Won ly 71 runs. Kensington Park, 121 and 75; Roigate Priory, 57 and 68. August 6.— At Kensington Park, v. Harrow Blues Drawn. Kensington Park, 57* ; Harrow Blues, 454. *No wicket dewn. August 16.— At Chessington, v. Ne’er-do-Wools. W oi by 73 runs. Kensington Pa k, 117 and 52*; Ne’er-do-Weels, 44 and 174. *No wicket down. BATTING AVERAGES. Palmer, G. .. Stewart, A. L. O’Brien, T. C. Mews, W . P>rowne, A. H, Gifford, J. .. Rixon, T. J. .. Bousfield. E. J. Meller, H. .. Shipton, W .L. Maude, F. W ... Gibson, A. E ... The following bowled less than 100 balls and took tickets:—O. D. Brooks 0, A. S. Burr 8, D. F . Burton 7, Sir Guy Campbell, Bart., 0, G. Charters 1, W . J. Comins 0, J. Dower 0, E. M. Hawtrey 0, H. Johnson 0, II. W . Kiallmark I.E . O’ Powell 0. 11 Ross 0, E. J. C. Savory 1, G. H. P. Street 2, H. Shiptoli 4, H. Toomer 8, C. F. Wade 1, A. B Walford 0. In two matches no analysis was kept, when the following took wickets: —T.C. O’Brien 4, A. H. Browne 2, A. E. Gibson 6, J. Gifford 3, F. D. Petrie, A. J. Stanley 2, W . L. Shipton 6, C. F. Wade 3. winning KENSINGTON PARK. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Matches played, 25, won, 10, lo*t 9, drawn 6. May 14.—At Kensington Park, v. Nondescripts. Won by an innings and 23 runs. Kensington Park, 112; Nondescripts, 40 and 49. May 19.—At Woolwich, v. R.M. Academy. Won by 34 runs. Kensington Park, 146; R.M. Academy, 112 and 46*. *Five wickets down. May 22.—At Kensington Park, v. Hampstead. Won by 22 runs. Kensington Park, 127; Hampstead, 105 and 159*. *Eight wickets down. May 26.— At Kensington Psrk, v. Oatlands Park. Lost by 3 runs. Kensington Park, 72 ; Oatlands Park, 75. May 30.—At Kensington Park, v. Richmond. Lost by 20 runs. Kensington Park, 209 ; Richmond, 229. June 2.—At Cooper’s Hill, v. Indian C.E. College. Won by 2 runs. Kensington Park, 87; Iudian C.E. College, 85 and 37* *Two wickets down. June 6.—At Kensington Park, v. Incogniti. Won by 53 runs. Kensingtcn.Park, 129 aud £05*; Ineog- niti, 76. *Five wickets down. June 9.—At Richmond, v. Richmond. Lost by 2 runs. Kensington Park, 86 and 78*; Richmond, 88. *Four wickots dewn. Times Highest Inns. Runs. not out. Score. Avge. 11 . . 309 . . 8 . 142 .. 46.0Q 40,2 1 8 . 282 .. 1 . 115 .. 21 . 746 .. 1 . 118 .. 37.6 18 . 514 .. 4 . 93 .. 36.10 7 . 120 .. 1 . 41 .. 2) 25 . 415 .. 4 . 63 .. 19.16 4 . 58 .. 1 . 34 .. 19.1 25 . . 872 .. 2 . 75 .. 16.4 8 . . 99 .. 2 . 33*.. 16.3 4 . . 61 .. 0 . 45 .. 15.1 3 . . 44 .. 0 . 33 .. 14.2 3 . 44 .. 0 . 28 .. 14.2 5 . 64 .. 0 . 51 .. 12.4 13 . . 146 .. 0 . 42 .. 11.3 6 . . 68 .. 0 . 34 .. 11.2 9 . . 88 .. 0 . 16 .. 9.7 4 . . 19 .. 2 . 16*.. 91 6 . 55 .. 0 . 33 .. 6-1 8 . . 52 .. 0 . 18 .. 6.4 8 . . 89 .. 2 . 14 .. 6.3 3 . . 18 .. 0 . 8 .. 6 6 . 32 .. 0 . 17 .. f.2 15 . . 61 .. 2 . 12 .. 4.1 3 . . 12 .. 0 . 9 .. 4. 11 . 27 .. 2 . 8*.. 3 8 4 .. 1 . 2 .. 2 3 . 4 . . 0 . 3 .. 1.1 Gifford, J................. Sheet, F. E ............. O’Brien, T. C. .. Shipton, W .L . .. Powell, E. O. Thompson, W. F. Richmond, W . F. Gibson, A. E. Toomer, H.............. Mews, J .. Burr, A. S............... Driver, J................. Shipton, H ............. Street, G. H. P ... Price, H. W . .. Bousfield, E. J. .. Brooks, O. D. Browne, A. H. Ferns, J. G............. Burton, D. F. .. Wade, C. F............. Maude, F. W. Mews, W ................. Low, J. C................ Rixon, T.................. Anthony, H. E. Farmer, J. H. .. The following played in two matches and scored: —A.Bird 8 and 18, R. P. CrawfurdS and 7, H. Johnson 9 and 7, W. Leetham 4,16 and 8, L. P. Leete 6 and 2, H. Meller Oand 10, G. Palmer 0,1 aad 18, ff. Powell 7 and 10, J. A. Rees 6, 2 and 11, G. A. Rimingten 29 and 3, A. Stewart 0 and 8, A. F. Smith 7 and 3, P. K. Stothert 0 and 7, H. E. M. Stutfield 13 and 15. The following played in ono match and scored : •C. W. Baker 2, G. Charters 7, G. J. Cooper 0, F. W . French 1, J. E. Gordon 3 aud 2, B. Hallett 8, E. M. Hawtrey 5, H. W. Kiallmark 0* and 0*, C. S. King 6, S. J. Wynne Mackenzio 20*, A. Muller 8, F. D. Pawle 13 and 2, F. D. Petrie 2, Hamilton Ross 7 and 3, E. C. Saunders 4, E. J. Savory 0, A. J. Stanley 2 and 3, G. S. Tw.edio 11, A. B. Walford 2, A. White 17, W. Winter 0. EMMET T’3 ELEVEN v. BARLOW’S ELEVEN. Barlow’s eleven succeeded yesterday in re­ versing the resalt of the previous match with Emmett’s team, played last week at Holbeck. The return, which took place on the ground of the Batley Club, ended yesterday afternoon in an easy win for Barlow’s eleven, which was, as in the first match, composed of*Lancashire and Nottingham professionals, by 202 runs, after some excellent all-round cricket. The chief interest in the first “ hands'’ centred in the chances of the Yorkshiremen avoiding a follow- on, aud Hanison, the last batsman, who came in with one still wanting, just saved his side from having to follow their innings with only a single to spare. When Barlow’s eleven went in, eight of the best wickets were down for 119 runs. There wras then an outside chance of a good match, but Watson and Crossland hit with such extraordinary vigour that the aspect of the game was entirely altered, and the two last wickets more than doubled the total. Watson ultimately carried out his bat for an exceedingly well got s xty-eight. Emmett’s eleven were left with 334 to win in three hours ancl a half, but Watson and Nash bowled with such effect, that only Ulyett and Emmett made any lengthy stand, and as the total only reached 131, the Yorksbiremen were beaten by 202 runs. Cross­ land in his second innings made fourteen—three foursand a two—from one over of Peate.—Score and analysis. B a r lo w ’ s E le v e n . First Innings. Barlow, c Bates, b Peel .. 89 Gunn, b Harrison....................21 Barnes, b Harrison .. .. 3 Briggs, b Peel ....................13 Shrewsbury, c Grirashaw, b B a te s .....................................5 Flowers, st Hunter, b Pe?l.. 22 Robinson, c Peel, b Bates .. 3 2 Pilling, c Riley, b Emmett 17 Watson, c Bates, b Peel .. 27 Crossland, run out .. .. 16 Nasb, not out ....................0 E x t r a s .............................8 Second Innings, cHunter, b Emmett.. 19 b Harrison....................9 1 b w, b Peel .. .. 0 1b w, b Peel .. .. 85 o Emmett, bPeat9 .. 14 c Grirashaw, b Peate 10 c Ulyett, b Emmett.. 12 b Peate............................ 4 notout............................ 68 b Peate............................ 51 run out............................16 Extras .. .. 17 Total .......................203 Total .. ..255 E m m e t t ’ s E leven . First Innings. Second Innings. Ul yott, b Flowers....................43 c Briggs, b Nash .. 43 Hall, b Watson ....................21 b W a ts o n ......................11 Bates, b W atson .................... 1 c Flowers, b Nash . . 12 Mr. M. Riley, c Watson, b Flowers .............................7 c Barnes, b Watson .. 0 Lockwood, c Nash.b Watson 4 1 b w, b Watson.. .. 2 Grimshaw, c Watson, b Flowers . . .....................9 b W a ts o n ......................4 Emmett, st Pilling, b Floweis .............................13 not out..............................24 Peel, c Barlow, b Flowers .. 17 c Briggs, b Watson .. 5 Peate, notout ....................5 1b w, b Nash .. .. 9 Hantor, e Pilling, b Watson 1 Harrison, run out....................2 runout.............................. 17 Extras .............................2 Extras......................... 4 Total ................ 125 Total .. ..131