Cricket 1883

APEIL 26, 1883. KKT; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 61 the Hon. Ivo Bligh, and welcomed the latter with a most gracious speech and an intensely ceremonial shake of the hand. The next morn­ ing the blacks gave us an idea as to what they could do in the way of throwing the boomerang —an extraordinary performance, as many of my English friends are no doubt aware. Mary­ borough is noted principally for its sugar plantations, and the country around here is not so interesting as other parts of Australia, being very flat. We commenced our match with eighteen of the local club on the 8th February, the Maryborough contingent winning the toss and batting first; but 42 was all the runs they could scrape together, and 79 was the total of their second innings. In the meantime we had put on 179 runs, Mr. Read, who is in rare form just now, compiling 66 runs, an innings that got him an allotment of land, which was pro­ mised to the highest scorer. Mr. G. B. Studd was seen at his best in this match, and played excellent cricket for 43. Mr. Steel, as usual, was very destructive in both innings with his tempting delivery. There was an amateur dramatic performance, under our patronage, and a successful affair it was. We left Mary­ borough for Sydney on the 11th of February, at 8 15 a.m., and a pleasantly fine morning was followed by thunder, lightning, and rain in the evening, and we were glad to get back to Bris­ bane, at which town we had to wait a few hours, which gave us an opportunity of having a last peep at Queensland, where we had so thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The only thing I regretted was the fact that my injured leg prevented me from exerting myself very much in the match ; still, I was a lot better off than Morley, who was unable to travel to Queensland at all. April 26, at Summertown, Keble Coll. v. Hertford Coll. „ „ at Oxford, Christ Church v. Exeter Coll. (2ud day) „ „ at Oxford, Univ. Seniors Match (3rd day) „ 27, at Bradford, Yorksh. United Eleven v. Twenty Two „ „ at Oxford, St. John’s v. Keble (3rd day) „ „ at Oxford, Christ Church v. Exeter „ 28, at Oxford, Magdalen v. Queen’s College „ „ at Addiscombe, Addiscombe v. Blackheath Morden ,, „ at Bromley, Bromley Club Match „ „ at Bromborough, Sefton v. Bromborough „ „ at Bickley, Married v. Single Bickley Park ,, „ at Croydon, Married v. Single Croydon Cb (3 p.m.) ,, „ at Castleton, Castleton Moor v. Whitworth „ „ at Clapton, Treasurer v. Secretary Clapton Club „ „ at Forest Gate, B. & B. Ins. v. Hvalck Un. (3 p.m.) ,, „ at Huddersfield, Huddersfield v. Bradford ,, ,, at Wandsworth, Clapton Ramblers v, Brookwood „ „ at Lower Sydenham, Zouave v. Ivanhoe „ at Old TralTord, Oldham v. Manchester Clifford „ „ at Oxford, Wadham v. Lincoln „ „ at Oxford, Jesus College V. Unattached „ „ at Oxford, Oxford Military Coll. v. Corpus Coll. „ „ at Penge, Granville v. Penge ,, „ at Richmond, Richmond v. R.N.C. Greenwich „ „ at Stanley Park, Sefton v. Stanley C. & G. „ „ at Streatham, Mostyn v. Streatham Albion ,, „ at Tooting, Clapham v. Blenheim ,, „ at Tufnell Park, Univ. Coll School Match „ „ at Woodford Wells, Opning Mtch v.Wood. Wells C. „ „ at Upton, Oberon Cap'ainv. Secretary • ,, 30, at Cambridge, Seniors’ Match (3rd day) ,, „ at Cowley, Keble Coll v.B.N.C. (2nd day) „ „ at Esher, Esher v. Young Players of Surrey „ „ at Leicester, County v. 22 Colts (2nd day) ,, „ at Oxford, Ch. Church v. New (2nd day) May 1, at Godalming, Surrey Club and G. v. Broadwater „ „ at Oxford, Wadham v. Worcester ,, „ at Oxford, Jesus v. Lincoln „ 2, at Lords, Anul Mting and Dinner of Marylebne Cb „ ,, at Oval, Surrey C. & G. v. Richmond Town „ „ at Birkenhead, Sefton v. Birkenhead Victoria „ „ at Finchley, Univ. Coll School v. Christ’s Coll „ „ at Oxford, Wadham v. Corpus „ „ at Oxford, St. John’s v. Balliol „ „ at Oxford, Mil. Coll v. Pembroke College ,y „ at Richmond, Richmond v. Old Malvernians „ „ at Upnor, Hundred of Hoo v. Chatham Garrison T h e St. James’s Club (2nd eleven), High bury, have open May 12th and June 9th, away ; and July 21st and August 11th, at home. P. Price, Hon. Sec., 2, Albion Road, Holloway, N, T f lE v g C 0 B (E v B O O K . I f payment has not been made for the season’s scores in advance, each score, to ensure inser­ tion,must be accompaniedwith a postal order for One Shilling. Scores must reach tis by First Delivery on Tues­ day morning, or they will have to wait till the following week. Preference will be given to the scores of Clubs arrangingfo r the insertion of their matches throughout the season. THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE COLTS MATCH. The Colts Match in connection with the Gloucestershire Club took place at Bedminster, on Friday and Saturday last. The Colts batted first, butNicholls, Ford, and Wookey were the only ones to get double figures, and they were all out for 82, Fox taking twelve wickets. Messrs. E. M. Grace and L. M. Day made a good start for the County team, and mainly through the bad fielding of the Colts, they were able to score 104 before the first wicket fell, Mr. Day being missed more than once. Mr. W. G. Grace was caught for fifteen, andthe only feature of the concluding part of the innings was the free hitting of the professional, Painter. Being in a minority of 124, the Twenty-two had to follow on, and in their second attempt they only improved very slightly on the first. Ser­ geant hit well for 28, but, except Dean, no one else got double figures, and the County players won easily by an innings and 34 runs. The form of the Twenty-two was only very moderate. Mr. VV. G. Grace b»wled twelve overs, four maidens, for 14 runs and seven wickets; Mr. Leatham took six wickets for 28 runs, and Pain­ ter five wickets for 29 runs. The score:— T wenty - two C olts . First InDings. E. B. Nicholls, run out .. 18 Second Innings run out .................... 7 W. S. Ford, b Painter 14 c W . G. Grace, b Pain- J. A. Warren, b Fox E. Browning, b Fox .. 2 1 3 0 0 A. Sergeant, b Fox 0 23 W. B. Tyndall,c Haygarth, b Fox ............................ 3 b Leatham .. 0 A. H. Grace, c E. Grace, b Leatham .. ................... 7 c W. G. Grace, Leatham .. b 0 W. H. Wookey, bLeatham 13 b Leatham .. 0 H. G. Hall, b Leatham .. G. B. Day, c Leatham, b F o x ..................................... 3 1 b w, b Painter .. 0 1 b Leatham .. 9 0 c Cave, b W . Grace 15 R. E. Lyon, not ou t.. .. 3 c Townsend, b W. Grace 2 H. Symes, b Fox.................... 2 b Leatham 0 G. H. Grace, b Leatham .. 1 b Leatham .. 7 C. Clarke, cLeatham, b Fox W. Mogford, b Leatham .. 3 c and b W. G. Grace 4 1 c Townsend, b W. G. A. H. Fox, c Leatham, b F o x ..................................... 1 G ra c e.................... c Gilbert, b W . G. 4 0 S. Kitcat, b Leatham 3 6 C. Turner, b Fox .. 0 c and b W . G. Grace 0 V .R . Allen, b Fox .. .. 2 c Gilbert, b W . G. W. Stancomb, b Leatham 1 0 6 A. G. Verrier, b F ox.. .. 1 0 3 Extras .. 3 T o t a l.................... 82 Total 90 T he E leven . Dr. E. M. Grace, b Painter, c Browning, b Day ............................. 49 Turner............................. 21 Mr. L M. Day, b Nicholls 69 Mr. F. Townsend, c Mr. W . F. Cave, b TurBrowning, b Nicholls 7 ner ..................................... 6 F. L. Cole, b Stancomb 9 Mr. E. B. Haygarth, b Major M’Donnell, not Nicholls .................... 1 out...................................... 0 Dr. W . G. Grace, c Ford J. Fox, run out .. 1 b Nicho’l s .................... 15 Extras .................... 23 Mr. A. E. Leatham, b — Sergeant .................... 0 Total.................... 06 W. R. Gilbert, b Allen.. 5 DALSTON ROVERS v. ALBEMARLE. This match was played at North Mill Field, Clapton, on Saturday last, and resulted in a victory for the Daiston Rovers by 82 runs. Abbott played in good form for the winners. Score :— D alston W . Bradley (capt.), b J ackson .................... C. Plumley, b Jackson J. O. Wells, b Jackson.. C. M. Abbott, b Pank- h u r s t.............................3 A. Henshaw, c Kelly, b Jackson .....................i J. Lacy, o Smith,b Jack­ son .............................! R overs . T. J. Denham, b Tuck.. 0 E. S. Owen, b Tuck .. 8 G. Lamb, not out.. .. 12 T. Noble, c Smith, b Tuck .. .. .. .. 7 Long, b Tuck....................0 B 20, w 6....................26 Total ..100 F. Smith, b Abbott G. Kelly, b Henshaw .. Tuck,b Henshaw .. Jackson (capt.), b Abbott Punkhurst, b Abbott .. Sairys, c Bradley, b Abbott............................ Harradine, b Henshaw A lbem arle . Leigh, b Abbott .. .. 0 C. Smith, c Bradley, b H en sh a w ....................0 G. Smith, b Henshaw.. 0 Collings, not out .. .. 0 B ............................. 2 Total . . ..1 8 RAVENSBOURNE SECOND ELEVEN v. NEXT TWENTY-TWO. This match was played at Ladywell on Saturday last, and drawn much in favour of the Colts,for whom their captain and Crowle showed best form. T wenty -T wo . C. Coath, b Tyrrell .. E. Coath, c and b Foster Nicholls, b Tyrrell .. Hosken, b P. Williams .. G. Robinson, c and b T y r r e ll............................. Kistruck, b Tyrrell .. Potter, b P. Williams .. Culverwell, c Tyrrell, b P. Williams .. .. Winnie, b Foster . . . . Skinner, c T/rrel[, b P. Williams............................. Binnie, b Tyrrell .. Jarmy, c O.H. G.Williams b P. Williams .. F. H. Williams, c H. Williams, b P. Williams b P. "b P. 3 Jones,* c Prior. 6 Williams.. 4 Thomas, 1 b 3 Williams.. Blewett, st Ellingham, b 0 T y r r e ll............................ 2 20 Legm an, b Tyrrell.. .. 8 3 Clae, c and b Tyrrell .. 2 Crowle, not out....................22 1A . E . Young, c and b 2 T y r r e ll............................1 iBates, c and bP. Williams 7 4 King, st Ellingham, b P. 5 Williams................................... 0 i B 15,1 b 3, w 1 .. .. 19 5 — T o t a l......................123 0 S econd E leven . 3 Ellingham, b E . Coath T. P.James, st Kistruck b Potter ....................3 Foster, b E. Coath .. 4 Prior, notout....................4 JI. Williams, O. H. G. Williams, Tyrrell, Tucker, and Pragneel did not bat. Ferraby, run out .. P. Williams, not out N b 2 ....................2 19 FAWCETT’S (ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL) XI, v. JUPP’S (BLACKHEATH) XI. Played at Blackheath on Saturday, April 21st, and resulted in a win for the home team. J upp ’ s (B lackheath ) E leven . First Innings. Clifton, b Lyle .....................1 Jones, c Lyle, b Broomfield 11 Knight, b Lyle . i . . .. 0 Fox, b L y l e .............................1 Robson, c N. A. Letts, b Lyle ......................................0 B. Jupp, b Broomfield.. .. 11 Earl, c Fawcett, b Broom­ field ......................................0 Glasier, not o u t .................... 0 Willis,c Fawcett, b Corthorn 7 Kitchen, a b s e n t ....................0 J. Jupp, absent .....................0 B 2 ..................................... 2 Second Innings. b L y le .............................0 b L y le ............................ 8 not out............................ 4 c Corthorn, b Lyle .. 10 h w, b Broomfield .. 1 c Corthorn, b Lyle . . 0 b L y le .............................15 run out . . ..- .. 4 b L y le.............................1 absent.............................0 absent............................ 0 W b 2 ....................2 Total. 33 Total 45 F awcett (Sr. P aul ’ s ) E leven . First Innings. Lyle, b Willis .. .. ! 2 Corthorn, b Jupp....................1 Clark, c and b Willis . . . . 0 H. V. Letts, b Jupp .. .. 0 Broomfield, c Willis, b Jupp 4 James, c Clifton, b Jupp .. 2 Fawcett, run o u t ....................0 R. Pollard, b Jnpp....................1 C. Pollard, b Willis . . . . 0 N. A. Letts, not out .. . . 0 Maynard, absent . . . . . . 0 B l ......................................1 Total.............................11 Second Innings. b Ju p p .............................6 cand b Jupp .. .. 1 b Jupp ....................8 b Jones ....................10 b Jupp.............................0 b Jupp.............................1 b F o x .............................12 b Jupp.............................2 not out.............................4 run out.............................1 absent.............................0 B 9. n b 1 . . .. 10 Total 55 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL v. OLD HAILE Y - BUBIANS. This match, the first of the school season, was played at Vincent Square on Saturday last. Higgins, the Westminster Captain, again played a fine innings, scoring 108 out of total of 164.