Cricket 1883

418 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. o c t . 25, issa. LOEEXTO SCHOOL. Matches played, 14; won, 7 ; drawn, 4 ; lost, 3. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most Inns. not out. Runs. in Inns. Avge. Kitto, R. C. .. .. 17 .. 1 .. 222 . . 45 .. 13.06 Blair, A. S. .. .. 16 .. 2 .. 423 . . 99 .. 26.4 Reid, M. F. .. 18 .. 1 .. 300 . . 74 .. 16.6 Paterson L. R, .. 17 .. 1 .. 313 . . 87 .. 18.4 Gornall, W. P. .. 19 .. 0 .. 160 . . 4 1 .. 8.4 Pearson, A. .. .. 16 .. 2 .. 177 . . 51 .. 10.4 Caldwell, A. S. .. 8 .. 3 .. 39 . . 14 .. 4.9 Kyd, J. N. .. 15 .. 0 .. 145 . . 47 .. 9.6 Paton, G. .. 9 .. 2 .. 35 . . 18 .. 3.8 MacFarlan, F. A 7 .. 0 .. 24 . . 14 .. 3.5 Park, J. B. .. .. 7 .. 2 .. 39 . . 17* .. 5.5 Rennie, J. .. 1 .. 3 .. 30 . . 13* .. 30 BOWLING AVERAGES Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Avge. Blair, A. S. . 1508 ..1 1 3 .,, 470 . . 66 . . 7.1 Kitto, R. C. . 485 .. 27 . 178 .. 21 . . 8.4 Gomall, W . P. . . 259 .. 11 . . 133 .. 8 . . 16.6 Paton, G. . . . . 483 .. 27 ... 171 . . 5 . . 34.2 Kyd, J. N. .. . . 84 .. 5 .. 47 .. 2 . . 23.5 MacFarlan, F. A. 339 .. 16 .,. 156 .. 11 . . 14.1 Rennie, J ... . 146 .. 8 . 67 .. 8 . . 8.3 SHREWSBURY SCHOOL. Matches played, 9 ; won, 3 ; drawn, 1 ; lost, 5. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Inns, not out. Runs. Most in Inn°. Avge. Marriott, C .H .'.. .. 11 . . 0 .., 92 29 . . 8.4 Burbury, F. W . Thomas, W. V ... .. 11 .. 0 .. 119 ,.. 41 . . 10.9 .. 11 .. 0 .. 94 ,.. 29 . . 8.6 Kemp, G................ , 11 .. 1 .. 126 ,.. 43 . . 12.6 Wilson, R. T. .. .. 10 .. 0 .., 104 .. 32 . . 10.4 Clarke, J. W. .. 11 . . 0 . 42 .. 13 . . 3.9 Wynne, T. C. .. .. 10 . . 1 ., . 64 .. 22 . . 7.1 Barchard, W . B. .. 4 . . 1 . . 10 .. 7 . . 31 Deeley, C. H. .. .. 10 .. 4 .., 38 . . 7 . . 6.2 Ash, P. C.............. .. 6 .. 2 .. 15 . . 8* . . 3.3 BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls. Maidens. Wilson, R. T. . . 722 .. 37 . Kemp, G............... 386 .. 12 . Burbnry, F. W ... 288 .. 13 . Thomas, W . V ... 405 .. 18 . Wynne, T. C. .. 323 .. 15 Runs. Wiokets. Avge. 302 160 130 181 188 22 10 13 13 8.14 7.6 , 13 14.2 14.6 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Played, 21; won, 11; lost, 3 ; drawn, 7. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most Inns not out. in match. Runs. Avge. J. S. Haycraftt.. 21 .. 3 . 140* .. 428 . 23.14 L. R. Jacobs 16 .. 0 . 46 .. 237 . 14.13 R. J. Hutchinson 20 .. 3 . 42 .. 215 . . 12.11 II. R. Dixson .. 15 . . 1 . 47 .. 153 . 10.13 F. H . Gossage .. 18 . . 0 . 44 .. 183 . 10.3 W . A. Harris .. 9 .. 2 . 21 .. 66 . . 9.3 H. E. Crump .. 8 . . 0 . 18 .. 75 . 9.3 11. Wade .. 16 .. 4 . 30 .. 102 . 8.6 A. C. Cook .. 18 3 .. 29* .. 109 . . 7.4 A. R. Trimen .. 16 . . 4 . 15* .. 65 . 6.5 T. W . Fripp .. 14 . . 3 . 10* .. 49 . 4.5 J.M.Price- WilliamslO . . 1 . 14 .. 28 . 3.1 * Not out. f Has won tho Average Bat. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Avge. R. J. Hutchinson . 68.1 . . 24 .. 136 .. 23 . . 5.21 A. C. Cook.................. . 31.2 .. 8 . . 73 . . 11 . . 6.7 H. W a d o .................. 7 .. 3 . . 14 . . 2 .. 7.0 J.M.Price-Williams 175.4 .. 65 .. 286 .. 38 .. 7.20 T. W . Fripp! .. . 215.4 .. 66 .. 384 . . 46 .. 8.16 J. S. Haycraft . . . . 154.2 . . 40 . . 344 . . 35 .. 9.29 H. R. Dixson .. . 14.1 . . 9 .. 96 .. 9 .. 10.6 t Has won the Average Ball. J. S. Haycraft (81,82,83).—A splendid bat and brilliant field at poiut; bowled well at the commencement of the season but latterly fell off; has captained the eleven with great judgment. L. R. Jacobs (83).—A very steady and good b at; scored consistently throughout the season; a fair field. R. J. Hutchinson (82, 83).— At first scarcely showed his real form, but later on batted most brilliantly; fields well and proved himself a most effective bowler. II. R. Dixson (82, 83).— A hard hitting and at times a most fi iccespful bat; a fair change bowler; lazy in the field. F. H. Gossage (81, 82, 83).—A very steady bat; plays in admirable stylo and has greatly improved on his last voar’s form ; has made groat advance in his fielding. H . E. Crump (81, 82, 83).—A very good bat, but was unable to play much this year; maintained his old brilliancy ;n the field. W . A. Harris (83).— A hard hitter though he played but seldom. A good field at point. H. Wade (83).—Very much improved bat; has long-stopped extremely well throughout the season ; can bowl. A. C. Cook (82, 83).—Has improved and will still further improve in his batting, but still wants nerve ; at times j bowled very effectively; a splendid field. A. R. Trimen (83).—A disappointing bat; can field very | well when he likes. T. W . Fripp (83).—A very g jodfast bowler ; a safe field and a most brilliant catch ; an unlucky bat. J.M. Price-Williams (83).—A very straight and steady fast bowler, and a most consistent field; moderate bat. J F J lE v $ C 0 ^ E v B O 0 K . MB. T. H. BAKEE’S XI. v. MB. E. L. BAKEE’S XI. This, tbe wind up match of the Cobham Club, was played at Cobham Park, on September 12. M r . T. H. B a k e r ’ s S id e . First Innings. C. Collins, c and b Wickens .......................119 II. Savage, c P. T. Baker, b Wickcns ...........................4 H. Liraington, c and b Wickens ...........................3 G. Aocleton, bWickens 17 H. Pile, b Wiekeus .. 4 W . Barrett, c Cuckney, b W ickeus.........................21 E. Stevens, c Russell, b Wickens ....................21 W . Botting, not out .. 5 A. Scratton, b Wickcns 1 T. H. Baker, b Wiekcns 0 E .,Coombs, c H. Ansell, b A. Stevens .. .. 2 B 5,1 b 2, w 1 .. 8 Total ..205 In the Second Innings H. Savage scored (c E. L. Baker, b Stovens) 0, H. Liraington (run out) 0, H. Pile (not out) 5, W . Barrett (not out) 0, W . Botting (c W . Ansell, b Wickens) 0—Total 5. M r. E. L. B a k e r ’ s S id e . First Innings. J. Cuckney, b Barrett A. StevenH, run out .. E. L. Baker, c E. Stevens, b H. Ansell, b Barrett C. Wickens, b Savage .. .. 4 W. Russell, b Barrett .. .. 13 S. Waterman, b Savage .. 18 J. Potter, c T. H. Baker, b Barrett.....................................11 P. T. Baker, b Limington .. 11 W . Accleton, not out .. .. 0 A. Scratton, c Accleton, b Lim ington.............................0 B ......................................2 Second Innings, c Accleton, b Pilo .. l8 b P ile ..........................0 b Limington .. .. 2 c E. Stevens, b Lim­ ington ................29 b P i le .........................34 b Collins ................. 1 lb w , bPile................... 0 not out.................. .. . . 23 b P i l e ..........................0 b S te v en s.................0 1b w. b Pile B . . .. Total 92 Total .. ..117 ELTHAM CHOIR BOYS v. KIDBROOK CHOIR BOYS. Played at Eltham, on August 1. In the first inniDgs of Eltham, Willis took 5 wickets for 1 run, and Brooke 5 wickets for 3 runs. E lth a m C h o ir . Fi: st Innings Second Innings. Delvalle, b Brooke.. .. Phillips, b Willis .. .. Fleming, sen., c Fegan, .. 0 b Brooke .................... 8 .. 0 b b Willis .................... 5 Brooke............................ .. 0 b Willis .................... 2 0 Westbrook, b Willis .. .. 0 c L. Lawford,b Brooke 0 Fleming, jun., b Brooke .. 0 c Fleming, b Willis .. 4 Eagloton, b Willis .. 0 b Willis .................... 6 Sraithors, b Willis .. 0 0 Fenn, b Brooke 2 0 Burnand, c and b Brooke .. 0 3 Jackson, not out .. .. .. 0 not out............................. B 1,1 b 1 .. .. 0 2 Total.. . . .. .. 4 Total .. 30 K idbrook C h o ir . H. Brooke, b Fleming.. 0 C.Lawford,bFloming,jun. 18 W . Fleming, b Fleming 7 A. Fegan, b Fleming .. 1 L. Lawford, b Fleming 12 D. Christopherson, b Fleming ....................4 M. Christophorson, not out......................................1 G. Willis, c Smithcrs, b Fleming .. .. «. H. Blake, c and b Fleming .................... E. Webb, b Fleming .. V. Lawford, b Fleming B 22,1 b l,w 3, n b 1 27 Total 70 MR. PEACHEY’S XI. v. MR. PAINE’S XI. Played at Esher on September 17, for boys under 17 , and was won by the former on the first innings by 25 runs. C. B. Peachey’s analysis was 18 overs, 10 maidens, 14 runs, an . 8 wickets. M r . P ea c h e y ’ s X I. J. A. Peachey, b C. E. Grey 9 bC . E .G ey .. .. 5 J. H. Weatherby, b L. Blair 0 b Stogden ......................19 C. B. Peachey, c A. Paine, b L. Blair .............................1 b Fi.slier ......................55 E. O. Sillem, c and b L. Blair .................................... I I b L. Blair .. . * .. 25 A. Martineau, c G. M. Paine, b C. G r e y .............................5 H. G. Peachey, b L. Blair .. 4 A. H. C. Barker, c Stogden, b L. B la ir ............................ 6 c Blair, b Fisher S. How, b A. C. Paine . . .. 9 run out.................... P. Walker, c R. II. Grey, b Fisher..................................... 7 b Fisher .. .. E. M. Weatherby, c and b C. Grey .....................................2 F. Barker, b C. E. Grey .. 2 D. Poole, not o u t ...................5 B 15, w 4 ............................19 c Brown, b Fisher b L. Blair .. 1 13 not out.............................1 b L. B la ir ....................0 c A. C. Paine,b Fisher 2 B 7,1 b l,w l,n b 2 11 Total. 80 Total ..110 M r . P ain e First Innings. L. Blair, b C. B. Peachoy . . 11 E. Stogden, b C. B. Peachey 0 A. Fisher, c Sillem b C. Peachoy ............................. 4 A. C. Paine, b Sillem .. .. 1 C. E. Grey, b C. B. Peachey 3 R. Blair, c II. Barker, b C. Peachey ............................. 8 R. H. Grey, not out .. .. 20 H. Brown,c J. H.Weathorby, b C. Poachoy .................... L.Tassell, b C. B. Peachey 1 G. M. Paine, b C. B. Peachey 0 G. F. Paine, b Martineau .. 5 H. Paine, b Martineau .. 0 B ......................................2 Total.............................55 s XI. Socond Innings, c Barker, b J. H. Weathorby .. .. 15 c Barker, b Martineau 0 0 J. Peachey, b Weatherby .. ..2 1 c Sillem, bJ.A.Peachey 0 not out.............................1 b Weatherby .. .. 2 run out.............................5 0 not out.............................4 B 6,1 b 2 .. 56 ST. GEOEGE THE MAET YB v. EUTLAND. Played at Begent’s Park, on September 22, and won by the S.G.M. by two wiekets. R u tlan d . Allan, run out....................2 Hawes, 1b w, b Holt King, run out....................0 Smythe, b Holt .. Young, c E. Wingfield, b Birch, b Holt Holt .............................10 Shrimpten, not out Hubbard, 1 b w, b G. B l,w 3 .. S m ith .............................1 Mathie, c G. Smith, b A. Total S m ith .............................7 S t . G eo rge th e M a r ty r . 17 A. Bickham, b Young .. T. Glasscock, b Young.. II. Glasscock, b Young.. E. Wingfield, b King .. G. Smith, b Hubbard .. F. Bean, c and b Young A. Smith, not ou t.. H. Holt, c Mathie, b H u b b a rd ....................0 J. Bird, not out .. .. 1 B .............................8 Total 51 T. Wingfield did not bat. S t . PETER’S CHOIR (STREATHAM) v. NORWOOD PARK. Played at Streatham, on September 22. S t . P e t e r ’ s C h o ir . W. S. Trollope, c Lloyd- Jon's, b Boyton .. 78 G. Withers, c Diggles, b G ib b s .............................24 F. Nicholl, b Boyton .. 16 W. H . F.Nicholls, cYetts, b Flindt ....................2 F. W. Mills, 1 b w, b Flindt.............................16 T. Kitchen, b Flindt .. 9 H. Ostrahan, not out .. 10 N orw ood W. Gibbs, b Trollope .. 18 S. H. Flindt, c Mills, b Trollope ....................53 D. S.Hindmarsb, cTrol­ lopo, b Nicholls .. .. 24 A. Lloyd-Jones, cNichol, b Trollope....................5 W . Yetts, b Trollopo .. 19 R. E. Digglcs, b Trollope 0 II. Smith, c aud b Flindt 1 P. Mulcany, c Lloyd- Jones, b Flindt.. . . 2 C. T. Hatt, c Yetts, b Flindt............................. E. Johnson, c Lloyd- Jones, b Gibbs.. .. B 3,1 b 1, w 4 .. 0 Total . .1C6 P a r k . W . Boyton, c Mills, b N ic h o lls....................0 W . Seldon, b Trollope 0 H. Dunk, c Nicholls, b T ro llo p e....................0 II. B. Robinson, not out 3 Kershaw(sub)b Trollope 0 B 14, 1b 2 .. . . 16 Total ..1 3 8