Cricket 1883

MA.Y 3, 1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 77 BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. BANK ENGLAND. Played at Blackheathon May 1st. M orden . OF H. R. Shaw, b Adams .. 8 W . S. Valentine, b Gre­ H. Paine, c City, b Godgory ............................. 0 frey ............................. 3 F. W. Prior, b City 16 S. Christopherson, b D. S. Christopherson, b Gregory .................... 74 Gregory .. . . *■-. 9 W . P. Godfroy, b C. Childs, c and b City . . 0 Gregory .................. 19 A. H. Newington, not J. E. Shaw, c Tyndall,b out ............................. 4 Dainty............................. 19 B 11, l-b 4, w 13, n bl 29 L. W . Stobart, bCity .. 0 — Total .. ..181 First Innings. W . B. Tyndall, b S. '.Christo- pherson...................................... R. D. Eicke, b Godfrey .. G. W . City, b S. Christopherson C. W. Powys, b S. Christopher­ son .............................................. R. P. Newham, b Godfrey .. W . H. Godfrey, run out .. M. VV. Puckle, not out .. J. W . Dainty, c and b Godfrey A. Gregory, b S. Christopher­ son .............................................. A. H. Bartlett, b S. Christo­ pherson .................... .. ,. W . R. Adams, b S. Christopher­ son .............................................. B 1, l-b 1 ............................. B ank of E ngland . Second Innings. not out .. o Valentine, b Christopherson b S. Christophersou b S. Christopherscn not out .................... b S. Christopherson b S. Christopherson SUSSEX TRIAL MATCH. On Tuesday the second of the trial matches arranged by Lord Sheffield was played at Sheffield Park. The scoring on both sides was low, and thirty wickets fell during the day for 203 runs. Hide took seven wickets in first innings of Mycroft’s side for thirty-three runs, and Shaw four wickets for nineteen runs. Hide, too. was the most successful run getter, with twenty-four. T welve op S ussex ( w ith M ycroft ). First Innings. Second Innings. A. Paylie, c Phillips, b Shaw 2 b Henty Millard, st Phillips, b Hide Mr. E. J. McCormick, b Hide Huggett, c Summers, b Shaw Mr. W. Newham, c Shaw, b Hide 0 st Phillips, b Shaw .. 2 b Henty . . . . . . 6 run out B 8, l-b 2 . 10 Total Total.. .. 85 ADDISCOMBE v. BLACKHEATH MORDEN. Played at Addiscombe on April 26, and won by the home team. B lackheath M orden . W . Ormerod, b C. J. Foss ............................. G. B. Ormerod, c E. W Foss, b J. Grant P. A. Newton, b J. G ra n t............................. S. Christopherson, b F. F. Grant W . S. Valentine, b Langton C. Childs, b Langten 21 0 18 G. W . Burton, c sub, b F. Grant ....................8 D. Christopherscn, b F. G ra n t............................. F. W . Prior, b Langton L. W . Stobart, not out C. Baldwin, b Langton B 6, w 2 .................... Mr. G. Brann, b Hide .. .. 0 Charlwood, b Shaw .. .. 2 Shoosmith, c Shaw, b Hide 2 Mr. Edwards, b Shaw .. .. 10 PoundBby, b H ide..........................0 Seneschal, b H id e ....................5 Skinner, run out - ....................3 Mycroft, not o u t ....................10 B 1 .....................................1 Total............................ 53 notout.............................: c Phillips, b Shaw .. b Shaw .................... c Phillips,b Blackman notout.............................0 B 6 ,1b 2 ....................8 Total E leven of S ussex ( w ith A. S h aw ). 45 Rev. F. F. J. Greenfield, c Huggett, b M/croft 22 H. Phillips, b Mycroft 13 W . Payne, c Edwards, b Skinner ....................1 W . Tester, c Millard, b Seneschal....................2 W.HumphreysbPounds- bury ............................ 7 Mr. W . Blackham, c Blann.b Poundsbury 10 Rev.A.Summers,run out A. Shaw, b Mycroft Gilbert, b Huggett Hide, b Seneschal.. F. Mitchell, c Newham, b S k in n e r.................... Henty, not out .. B 10,1b 2 .. .. Total.. ..1 RICHMOND v. ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE. This matchwas played atRichmondonApril28. R ichmond . A. Springett, o Gleed b O’Connor E. D. C. Cecil, c Mac- leane, b Hutchison .. J. H. Bingham, b O’Con­ nor...................................... A. S. Barnes, b J. Hut­ chison C. Carmichel, b O’Con­ nor..................................... J. H. Walker, b Plumer . 19 14 C. M. Tuke,b Plumer.. 42 J. Robertson, b O’Con­ nor .............................47 E. Davis, c HutchiBon, b Macleane....................4 W . Furze, o Plumer, b O’Connor .. .. 8 P. C. W . Trevor, not out 13 B 2, l-b 2, w 11 .. 15 W . Gleed, run ou t.. J. Hutchison, c Davis, b Robertson O. B. Martyu, b Tuke .. P. M. Hutchison, c Bingham, b Tuke F. J. A. Plumer, c Tuke, b Robertson A. W . Waymouth, b Robertson.................... A. H. Christian, b Tuke R oyal N aval C ollkge . Total ..189 J. R. Jellicoe, b Robert­ son ............................. W . O. Lyne, not out .. T. O’Connor, b Robert­ son ............................. T. Macleane, b Robert- son ............................. Extra .................... Total 25 DEVONSHIRE COLTS MATCH. Played at Exeter on April 25 and 26. C ounty E leven . Innings. Second Innings. b J o ce ly n ....................23 b J o ce ly n ....................0 b H i l l ............................ 17 c and b Bush .. .. 2 First R. Groves, b Bush....................53 Lieut. Thomas, b Hussey .. 14 Underwood, h w, b Hill .. 13 J. J. Harding, c Major,b Bush 6 Rev. C. R. Carr, c Dean, b P e a c h .....................................4 Rev. J.H.Copleston, c Loram b Peach..................................... 10 R. W . Hine-Haycock,b Peach 0 W . A. Thornton, not out .. 0 W. Martyn, b Hill .. .. 4 D. Pattinson, b Peach .. .. 3 Q. Veitch, b Peach .. .. 1 Extras .................... ...... 5 run out 10 Total 61 A ddiscombe . T. Dives, b D. Christo­ pherson ...................1 J. W . Ellis, b S. Christo­ pherson ....................1 J. W . Lowles, c D, b S. Christopherson .. .. 1 J. Grant, c D, b S. Christopherson .. .. 4 R.Langton, b S. Christo­ pherson .................21 b D. W . S. Shirley, Chiistophersoo W . G. Quentery, b S. Christopherson .. F. Hill, hot out .. .. C. J. Foss, b Newton .. F. Grant, run ou t.. E. W . Foss, not out .. L-b 1, w 1 .. Total 99 LEICESTER COLTS MATCH. On Monday and Tuesday an eleven of Leices­ ter played 22 Colts of the County with capt. on the ground at Aylestone Road, Leicester. Rain had made the ground very heavy, and the four innings completed only produced an aggregate of 220 runs, or an average of just over three and a half runs to each batsman. The young­ sters won by 63 runs, but the form all round was very moderate. For the eleven, Rylott took 22 wickets for 65, Parnham 20 for 51 runs. : E leven . Second^Innings. SURREY CLUB AND GROUND v. BROAD­ WATER. This annual match was played on Tuesday, on the ground of the Broadwater Club at Godalming. Several members of the Surrey eleven took part in the match, but the wicket was a little dead, and scoring on both sides low. In the first innings of Broadwater, Mills, the Nottingham professional, bowled 29 overs for 22 runs and six wickets. Messrs. Lucas and Cottrell were unchanged throughout the first innings of the Surrey Club, Mr. Robson, the Middlesex amateur, went in first and carried out his bat. Voss and Wood, two young players of Surrey, bowled well, each taking four wickets for fifteen runs. B roadwater . S ixteen C olts and C aptain . First Innings. H. W . Peach (Exmouth), b T h o rn to n .............................19 J. W . Hussey (JSxmouth), c Hyne-Haycock,bUnderwood 11 E.A.Bush (Exeter), c Pattin­ son, b Thornton....................10 G. Crake (Plymouth) b T h o rn to n ............................. E. T. Loram (Exeter), b Underwood............................. J.Copleston(Honiton),c Carr, b Underwood .................... G. Smith (Exeter), run out.. L eicestershire First Innings Mr. A. W . Crofts, c Goddard, b Elliott .............................0 Wheeler, o Goddard, b Hayes 2 Turner, c Tomlins, b Ball .. 6 Buswell, c Mountenoy, b Ball .....................................8 Panter, c Wain, b Hayes .. 4 Mr. J. Parsons, b Glover .. 1 J.Warren, c Iliffe, b M‘Robie 4 Mr. J. Collier, b Goddard .. 5 Parnham, c and b Goddard 2 Rylott, bGoddard .. ..1 0 Garner, not out ....................1 B 1, n-b 2.............................S First Innings. A. P. Lucas, b Abel .. 8 Second Innings. 18 M. C. Clarke, b Mills .. S. H. Akroyd, b Voss .. 16 1 b w, b Wood .. 3 19 0 C. C. Clarke, b Mills .. 10 b Wood .................... 0 C. E. Cottrell, c Haden, b 2 o Voss, b Matthews .. 19 H. Abbott, b Mills .. 0 c S. Cattley, b Barratt 10 A. Bovill, b V o s s .................... 5 st King, b Barratt .. 2 Rev. H. H. Gillett, c Robson, b V o ss..................................... 6 c Mills, b Barratt .. 0 W . D. Marshall, c and b Mills 1 b Matthews.................... 3 H. Clarke, b Mills.................... c> st King, b Barratt .. 3 C. Lambert, b Mills .. 5 25 M. Marshall, not out .. 0 1 B 6,1 b 4 ............................ 10 B 7,1 b 2 .. . 9 Total............................. 88 Total .. . 93 b M'Robie .. b Smith c Hull, b Ball e Kind, b Ball . . .. 1 c and b Ball..........................2 c Hull, b Mountenoy c and b Pougher.. .. c Smith, b Mountenoy not out............................. c Pougher, b Mount- e noy............................ b M‘R obie.................... B 2,1 b 1 .. .. Total.............................46 Total .. ..3 0 Tho Twenty-two Colts scored 71( Tomlin, 15; Hull 11) and 73 (Mr. Pougher, 14). S urrey C lub and G round . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. C. Robson, not out .. 28 Abel, c Lucas, b Cottrell .. 0 b C . C. Clarke . . . Matthews, b Cottrell .. .. 3 not out............. Mr. S. W. Cattley, c Gillett, b C o ttre ll.............................3 Mr. A. C. Cattley, b Cottrell0 not out................................. Mills, b Lucas ....................7 Voss, b Cottrell ....................5 King, b Lucas............................0 Haden, b L u c a s ....................0 Barratt, c Akroyd, b Lucas.. 2 Roberts, o M. C. Clarke, b Lucas .. . . . . %. . . 1 Wood, b C ottrell.................... c Loram, b H ill.. .. 24 b H ill.............................3 c and b Jooelyn .. .. 8 b Crake ....................14 run out ....................29 not out.. . . .. .. 17 B 24,1 b 11,w 4, n b 1 40 Total . .113 Total ..187 Second Innings. 1b w, b Underwood .. 1 c Veitch, b Thornton 11 b Underwood 0 0 b Carr .. ....................5 3 b Carr W . H. Toller (Barnstaple), c Hyne-Haycock, b Thornton Major (Seaton), c Copleston, b Underwood .................... Rev. J. S, Hill (Tiverton), b T h o rn to n ............................. Dean (Plymouth), c aud b Thornton ............................. H. A. Drew (Exmouth), b Thornton .. .. .. G. C. Jocelyn (Exeter), b Thornton ............................. H. Terry (Torquay), b Thorn­ ton..................................... •• H. Ensor (Seaton), c Martyn, b Thornton............................. H.Blanchard(Exeter),run out W . C. Sim (capt.), not out . b Underwood .. c Thomas, b Under­ wood ............................. c Pattinson, b Groves 3 0 b Underwood .. .. 2 1 c Veitch, b Underwood 63 0 c Harding, b Martyn Extras .............................11 Total................................67 7 b Carr .. 2 b Harding 0 1 0 b Underwood B 15,1 b 1 0 16 ..120 Wide. Total. 55 Total 30 HULL TOWN v. EAST RIDING COLTS. Played on Saturday at Hull. E ast R iding C olts . J. F. Young, b Crookes.. 0 Langford, run out.. .. 4 Jones, c Hart, b Crookes 6 Downes, b Hart . . .. 0 Newbald, b Hart .. .. 0 Bainton, b Hart .. .. 4 C. B. Summers, c Har­ rison, b Hart .. .. 2 J. Gregory, b Hart.. .. 1 White, c sub, b Crookes 0 J. F. Wilkinson, run out 2 H ull T own .—A. E. D. Harrison, not out 26; T. A. Puck, c and b Young 15; L. Jackson, b Jones 2 ; R. Crookes, not out 1; oxtras, 4 ; total for tfvo wickets, 48 F. Johnson, c Jackson, b B o lt o n .................... E. A. Moon, b Hart .. Leason; c Wallgate, b H a r t ............................. Stephenson, b Hart .. Hall, n otou t.,................ E x tra s .................... Total 9 3 0 1 0 5 37