Cricket 1883

fi 1 IrJfr MAYS, 1833. CBICKET; A WEEKLY BECORD OF THE GAME. 71 4 C ^ I C K E T v / I ^ v 0 ^ F O ^ D ^ T RINITY COLLEGE v. K.T.L.’S Played on Friday on Trinity Ground, and ended in a draw. Hon. J. W. Mansfield, the Winchester captain of 1881, scored 116 out of 309 for K .T.L.’s. Hon. M. B. Hawke, E cc.es.................... Hon. J. W. Mansfield, Longworth W . N. Roe, c Wright, C. H. Leaf .. H. Wood, run out.. P. J. de Paravicini, Currie.................... H. W . Bainbridge, E ccles.................... b . 7 b ..116 b . 50 . 1 b . 40 b . 12 F. G. L. Lucas, b Long- worth .............................22 A. G. St. J. Mildmay, c C., b H. M. Leaf .. 24 W . G. Nicholson, absent 0 S. C. Stanhope, not out 10 Lord Dunwich, st Wright, b Carrie .. 0 B 28 ,1-b 4 .. .. 27 Total .809 F. D. Longworth, b Roe W. D. Hoaie, c and b W o o d ............................. C. H. Lsaf, not out C. E. Martineau, c Para­ vicini, b Roe T rinity . G. Martineau, not out 11 B .............................7 Total 45 H. Eaton, C. W . Wright, H. M. Leaf, E. Malden, A. P. Eccles, and C. E. Currie did nst bat. THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. The annual trial of the players who have come into residence at the University since last season was played on Monday and Tuesday last. The elerens were respectively under the charge of M. C. Kemp (Captain), and J. G. Walker, Secretary, and the former’s side had a very ea3y victory by an innings and 114 runs. Consider­ able interest wai attached to the appearance of H. V. Page, whose bowling was so effective at Cheltenham last year. In the first innings he was very successful, taking six wickets for only seven runs, and though he did not come out quite so well in the second his debut was a very promising ono. In the second innings of Mr- "Walker’s side H. T. Arnall, the Rugby Cap­ tain of 1882, who howls a slow round, took seven wickets, for 47 run3. The batting of the losers wits only moderate. Barnby was useful both with bat and ball for Mr. Kemp’s side, and Surtees hit hard at the close of the innings. Byes contributed 28 to Mr. Kemp’s total of 258, nearly ten per cent. M r . M. C. F. H. Barnby (Charter­ house aud Magdalen), c Crowther, b Malden 51 J. A. Dun (Loretto and Brasenose), b Malden 33 W . H. Edgar (Winches- terandBalliol)bMalde >10 G. E. Thompson (Marl­ borough and Exeter), c Jardine, b Malden.. 12 H. B. Mapleton (Clifton aud Exeter),c Malden, b Ja'dine .. ; .. 21 L. G. King-Harraan ( Charterhouse and Magdalen), b Jardine 1 K emp ’ s S ide . H. T.Arnall (Ruhby and Brasenose), c and b Jardino ....................0 G. C. Lindsay (Loretto andWadham),bRaikes 3 W.Bcck (Richmond aud Queen’s), b Jardine .. E. A. Surtees (Hailey- buryandOriel),not out 77 n . V. Page (Cheltenham & Wadham),b Jardino 0 M. C. Kemp (capt.), b Malden .................... 6 B 28,1 b 5, w 2, n b 3 3i Total .. ..258 0 run out ....................1 0 c Edgar, b Arncll .. 2 6 cArnall,b Mapleton.. 17 M r. J. G. W alker ’ s S jde . H. S. Crowther (Iving’sSchool Canterbury and Keble), c Edgar, b Barnby .. H. A. Burge (Bedford and University), c Barnby, b Page ..................................... ( H. H. Dobinson (Repton and Brasenose), st King-Har- man,bPage ....................6 H. P. Hansell (Malvern and Magdalen),c King-Harman b B a r n b y .............................10 E . W . R. Walters (Ardingley and Keble),b Page .. .. 0 J. Lorrimer (Australia and St. Catherines), c Page, b Barnby ...............................0 b P age.....................................12 A. W .N . Treadgold (Gran­ tham and Hertford), cBeck bBarnby , , , , ,, ,,, 0 cKing-Harman^Araall 0 b Arnall .. c Edgar, b Arnall 17 E. B. Raikes (Haileyburyand Oriel), o Ainall, b Barnby 0 stKing*Harman,bArnall 9 P. Malden (King’s School, Canterbury, and Keble), b Pago .................... .. .. 12 c Page, b Arnall .. 2 A. H. Cooper (Finchley and Queen’s), b Page..................2 b Barnby ........................4 I. F. Jardine (Eton and Brasenose), b Page .. .. 0 stKing-HarmanbArnall 27 J. G. Walker (captain), not ou t.......................................... 2 not out ........................3 Byes 2,1 b 4, .. 0 Total. Total ..106 BOWLING ANALYSIS. W alker ’ s S id e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Page .. .. 17.3 12 7 6 Barnby .. 177 31 5 Arnall ., Mapleton Second Iunings. O. M. R.W. . .. 22.2 10 20 1 . .. 9 3 21 1 40 21 47 7 9 5 12 1 K emp ’ s S ide . O. M. R.W. Jardine .. 44 15 76 3 Lorriraer .. 30 9 61 5 Malden ..32.2 14 43 1 Jardine bowled three no-balls, and a wide, wide. O. Raikes.. 14 B urge.. 14 M R.W 6 18 8 6 22 0 Malden a THE SENIORS’ MATCH. This, the first of the trial matches of Oxford University,was played on Thursday last and two following days. The sides were under the res­ pective charge of Messrs. M.C.Kemp,of Hertford, the captain, and J. G. Walker, Trinity, the sec­ retary. Mr. Kemp’s side were the first to bat, but Jacson, Chance, and Hornby only ex­ ceeded a score, and the total amounted to 1*28. Mr. Walker’s innings was commenced by Wilson and Pembcr to the bowling of Marriott and Bastard. Wilson was soon had at the wicket, but Asher and Pember offered a stubborn resis­ tance and they remained iu possession until 102, when Pembor was caught for a creditable forty- five. Asher continued to play freely and when the first day closed, he was not out 111, with the score 218 for four wickets. On the second morn­ ing Asher was caught without increasing his total. He gave one chance when he had made 86, but otherwise his innings was faultless. Among his figures were sixteen fours. The in­ nings of Mr. Walker’s side ultimately closed for 292. Mr. Kemp’s eleven wanted 165 runs to avert defeat in an innings, but except that of Tristram, who played good steady cricket for his thirfcy-two, there wras no noteworthy display, and the last wicket fell for 97, Mr. Walker’s side thus winning by an innings and 67 runs. Wigram was very succesful for the winners with the ball. His eleven wickets only cost 69 runs. Score and analysis :— J. G. W alker ’ s S ide , F. W.Pembor (Balliol), c Kemp, b Marriott .. 45 C. P. Wilson (Keble), c Jackson, b Marriott.. 3 A. G. G. Asher (Brase­ nose), c Stewart, b Bastard ....................Ill J. F. Hastings (Corpus), b Stew art....................15 A. E. Newton (Pem­ broke), b Stewart .. 3 L. Whitehead (Trinity), c Kemp, b Bastard .. 39 S. Carey (Queen’s), b Marriott ....................36 J. Foord-Kelcey (Pem­ broke), b Bastard .. 5 C. L. Hickley (Pem­ broke), b Marriott .. 23 E. J. Beaumont (Oriel), b B a sta rd ...................8 C. M. Wigram (Oriel), not out ...................0 J. G. Walker (Trinity) captain, b Marriott .. 4 B 4,1 b 5 ...................9 Total .. 292 M. C. K emp ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Inni:ig3. H. B. Tristram (Hertford), b Foord-Kelcey .................12 b W ig ra m ....................32 N .E . Stainton (Christ Ch.), c Newton, b Whitehead .. 6 cWalkei, b Wigram.. 7 W. E. Bolitho (Trinity), b Foord-Kelcey ...................0 b Wigram . . . . .. 4 A. L. Whitfeld (Christ Ch.), c and b Whitehead .. .. 9 o Caret, b Wigram .. 9 0. F. Jacson (Christ Ch.), c Foord-Kelcey. b Whitehead 21 b W igram ....................0 A. L. Stewart (St. Cather- (Whiteside sub.), c ine’s), c Newton, b Hickley 19 Hickley, b Foord- Kelcey .................. 1 C. R. Chance (Trinity), b c Foord-Kelcoy,b Wig- Wigram ................................. 23 r a m ...........................0 3. K. M. Stobart (Oriel), b Wigram ...................................1 not out.......................13 G. F. Hornby (Corpus), c Hickley, b Wigram.................20 st NewtoD, bHickley 11 F. R. Marriott (New Coll.), c Hickley, b Wigram .. . . 6 c and b Hickley .. . . 6 E. W . Bastard (Wadham), c and b H ic k ley ...........................3 b Hickley . . . . . . 3 M. C. Kemp (Hertford) (cap­ tain), n o t o u t ...........................0 b W ig ra m ....................5 B 1, 1b 3, w 1 . . .. 5 B 5,1 b 1 .. .. 6 Total .. 128 Total .. 97 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M r . K emp ’ s S id e . First Innings. _____ Second Inning3._ Whitehead Foord-Kelcey , Hickley Wigram .. O. M. R.W . .1 4 5 29 3 16 4 50 2 ,1 7 7 21 2 14 6 23 4 M r . W alker ' s E leven . Bastard .. Marriott Chance .. Hornby .. O. M. R.W . .. 48 12 82 4 .. 21.3 3 54 5 .. 12 2 40 0 .. 11 1 38 0 Stewart.. Stobart .. Stainton O. M. R.W. 6 2 11 0 6 2 6 1 26 10 28 3 25.2 8 40 7 O. M. R.W 26 8 50 5 1 11 0 2 0 8 0 C R ICK E T A T PO R T SM OU TH . ARMY v. NAVY. The opening match of the season at the Officers’ Recreation Ground, Portsmouth, took place on Saturday. Major Wallace’s 42 contained one four, six three s, seven two’s, and singles, and Herbert made a good not out innings of 30. Score A rmy . Majr.r. Heathcote, b Callaghan Capt. Wright (R.M.), c Spearman.bRichardson 13 W . Pennyfather, c Her­ bert, b Meredyth .. 1 H.C. Cole, b Richardson Dr. Fitzgerald, not out W 1 .............................1 Total ..11 Herbert, not oat .. .. 33 Taylor, c Moberlv, b Wright .. .1 .. Carr, runout....................1 Green, b Wright .. .. 0 Total 46 W . L. Jones (17thRegt.), c Hihbert,l)Richardson 13 F. Il.C.Crampton (R.A.), c Herbert, b Meredyth 6 Major Wallace,cHibbert, b Callaghan....................42 W. F. G. Moberley 'R.A.) c Hibbert, b Meredyth 2 O. H. Pedlev.bCallaghan 15 G. Paul (28th Regt.), c Cox, b Meredyth .. 7 N avy . Cox, c Wallace,b Wright 13 Ethelstone.candbWright 0 Henderson, b Crampton 0 Richardson, c Moberly,b W right.............................0 Spearman, b Crampton 0 Callaghan, b Wright .. 2 Meredyth, c Wallace, b Wright.............................0 Second Innings.—Cox (c Heatheote, b Jones) 2, Ethel- stone (not out) 20, and Herbert (c Moberly, b Paul) 2, bye 1; total, 25. COLTS OF THE NORTH v. COLTS OF THE SOUTH. TnE following are the team3 announced for tho opening match of the season at Lords, commencing to-day. North—G. P. Harrison (Yorkshire), S. Skilbeck(Yorkshire), F. H. Sugg (Yorkshire), T. Wardell (Yorkshire), J. Warren (Leicestershire), W. Cropper (Derbyshire), J. E. Skilton (Northumberland), G. Bean (Notts), J. Richardson (Notts), F. Shacklock (Notts), J. Smithurst (Notts), with F. Wild (captain) South —F. Martin (Kent), C. Draper (Kent), J. Fox (Gloucestershire), J. Painter (Gloucestershire), J. Winterbume (Middlesex), G. Perkins (Middle­ sex), Voss (Surrey), Roberts (Surrey), King (Surrey), Matthews (Surrey), Wood (Surrey), and G. G. Hearne (captain). C ricket .— A song written and composed by J H. Smith and dedicated to A. N. Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers of the national British game .” —Era Post free, 18 stamps of author, 22, Clifton-street, Wolver* hampton.— A dvt ,