Cricket 1883

m a y 10, 1883. CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 0 5 ¥ f l E :£ C 0 ^ E :B O 0 K . If 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 us 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 arrangingjor the insertion of their matches throughout the season. INCOGNITI v. ROYAL INDIAN ENGINEER­ ING COLLEGE. Played at Cooper’s Hill on Saturday, May 5, and was left drawn. Uobson, Pontifex, Raven, and “ the veteran ” all played well for their runs, and John, Knowles, and Sprott showed good form for the College. The weather was very fine, and the match altogether a pleasant one. I ncogniti . C. Robson, b John .. 84 T. Raven, b Radcliffe . . 0 A. H. Browne, b Rad­ cliffe .............................18 D. D. Pontifex, b John 81 P. Hilton, o Harrison, b Radcliffe .................... 25 J.E.Raven, run out . . 27 H. Meller, b Radcliffe.. 11 A. H. Powell, b Rad­ cliffe .............................7 A. W . L. Hemming, not out ............................. 8 C. F. Wade, b Bower . . 1 A. N. Other, absent .. 0 B 1, l-b 4, w 3 ,ab 3 11 Total ..173 R.I.E. C ollege . W . A.Harrison, b Meller 6 P. J. Radcliffe, not out 2 B 1, l-b 2 .................... 8 F.L. Sprott, c Hilton, b J. E. Raven .. .. 16 F. A. Wilson, b J. E. Raven .....................4 H. C. John, b Meller .. 28 W. Knowles, not out . . 18 T. H. Howes, P. H. Bower, W . R. Lewis, R. M. Thomason n d D. J. Gillon did not bat. Total .. 78 BICKLEY PARK v. PLAISTOW. Played at Bickley Park on May 5, and resulted in a victory for the Park team by 12 runs. On the first innings for the winners Cooper played well for his runs, Yigne for the losers* B ickley P ark . Second Innings. First Innings. C. J. H . Cooper, c Solbe, b B ig g s ..................................... 85 C. M. Baker, c Biggs,b Vigne 11 W. H. Spreckley, st Gibson,b . BiggB t ......................................4 A. Bouch, c Gibson, b Vigne 1 E. Latter, b Biggs . . . . 13 A E. Willett, b Biggs . . .. 5 A. Boosey, not ou t.. . . .. 19 E.F. M‘Kewan,c andb Gibson 0 R* Hilder, absent .. . . .. 0 A. T. Boosey, absent . . .. 0 A. H. Latter, absent . . . . 0 R 2, w 2 .............................4 b Gibson ........................26 c Clink, b Read.. .. 7 b Gibson .. 1b w, b Gibson .. not out.................... c Clarke, b Reid b Gibson .. b Vigne .. c and b Vigne .. c Solbe, b Vigne b Biggs .. .. B 6 ,1 b 1 Total. 92 , First Innings. •J-Gibson, b 0. T. Boosey .. 0 •*. H. Vigne, run out .. .. 22 JJ- Deeds, b B aker....................3 c * H. Biggs, c sub, b C. T. Boosey......................................13 Clink, b B a k er....................16 Solbe, b A. H. Latter .. 0 ^. Layton, c E. F. M‘Kewan, b Baker........................................... 0 F.C.Read, b A. Latter.. ..1 1 • Satterthwaite, c E. M Kewan, b C. T. Baosey.. 0 tt-L. Griffin, hit wicket, b C.I*. B oosey........................................... 3 c - H. Clarke, not out .. .. 0 B 8 , w 3 .. . . . . .. 6 . Total.............................80 Total P laistow . Second Innings, b C. T. Boosey b Hilder c Bouch,bC. T. not out. not out. 15 b C. T. Boosey 83 COLTS OF NORTH v. COLTS OF SOUTH. With a view to a little variety the Maryle- fn 1®auth0ritie8 decided to substitute this match r that between the M.C.C. & Ground and Wenty-two Colts of England, which had for the last few years formed the opening of the season at Lord’s. Unfortunately as many had feared, the Northern Youngsters proved to be altogether too much for their opponents, and the game fixed for Thursday and Friday wa.) finished by 5.30 on the first afternoon. The Southerners went in first, but Shilton (medium left), and Richardson (fast round), bowled unchanged, and the innings only reached 43, Shilton taking six and Richardson four wickets each at a cost of twenty runs. Bean, Wardall and Warren batted well for the North, and Smithurst hit hard but with plenty of luck. The second innings of the Southerners was remarkable for an extraordinary bowling feat of Harrison of Yorkshire. The light was exceedingly bad, and as he bowls at a great pace he was very difficult to see. Painter’s twenty-eight included a drive for six from Harri­ son,but the ten other batsmen together only made eight runs and seven of them failed to score- Harrison clean bowled five wickets in six balls, and m all lie was credited with nine wickets at a cost of only fourteen runs. The North won by an innings and thirty-two runs. S outh . CLAPTON WANDERERS v. LANSDOWNE. Played at the match ground, Finsbury Park, on Saturday, May 5. C lapton W anderers . H. Carr, b Killick.. .. 5 W . E. Johnson, b Don­ caster Fii-st Innings. J. Painter (Gloucestershire)^ Cropper, b Shilton .. G. Perkins (Middlesex), b Shilton..................................... C. Draper (Kent), b Shilton.. F. Matthews (Surrey),b Rich­ ardson ...................................... R. Voss (Surrey), run out .. F. Martin (Kent), c Wardall b Shilton ............................. J. Fox (Gloucestershire), c and b Richardson A. Watford (Surrey), c Shil­ ton, b Richardson .. .. F. Winterburn (Middlesex),b Shilton....................................... W . Wood (Surrey), b Shilton W . C. Roberts (Surrey) b Richardson............................. G. G. Hearne (Captain), not out.............................................. B l , l b 2 ............................. Second Innings. 8 b Harrison . 5 b Harrison . L0 b Harrison . 8 b Harrison . 0 b Cropper . 28 2 b Harrison .. .. .. 0 0 b Harrison.................... 0 2 b Harrison . b Smithurst b Harrison .. Total............................ 43 N orth . 1 b Harrison...................1 0 net out................... 7 3 L b 1.................. 1 Total....................44 G. Bean (Notts), c W at­ ford, b Roberts .. .. 16 T. Wardall (Yorkshire), b R o berts.................... 23 F. H. Sugg (Yorkshire), b P a in te r ....................3 F. Shacklock (Notts), c Matthews, bPainter.. 10 W , Cropper (Derby­ shire), c and b Pain­ ter .............................5 J. Redfearn (Yorkshire) b Roberts....................1 J. Richardson (Notts), c Hearne, b Roberts .. 1 J. Smithurst (Notts), b V o s s .............................83 T. Warren (Leicester­ shire), b W ood.. .. 17 G. P. Harrison (York­ shire, b Wood .. .. 1 j . E. Shilton (North- umberlandj, b Wood 6 F. Wild (Captain)notout 8 N. Baker, run ou t.. .. F. Davis, b Doncaster.. C. Ticehurst, b Don­ caster ............................. W . A. Horncastle, 1b w, b LoveU ....................4 J. Judd, c Slater, b L ovell............................ 2 J. W . McEwen,b Killick 10 L ansdowne Bell, b McEwen .. Lovell, b Horncastle .. Slater, b Ticehurst Billing, b M'Ewen King, b Horncastle Killick, b Ticehurst .. Doncaster, b Ticehurst 6 C. Marvin, b Doncaster H. Keighley, not out .. C. McEwen, b Lovell B 3, w 2 .....................5 Total ^^Harris, b McEwen Wilson, b Ticehurst Magger, b McEwen Lambert, b sub. .. 50 B 1, l-b 2.................... 8 Total 24 I T o ta l.......................119 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S outh . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W O. M. R.W. Shilton.. . 18 6 20 6 Harrison.. 12 7 14 9 Richardson .18.1 9 20 4 Cropper .. 7 2 24 1 Shacklock.. 4 3 5 0 Smithurst.. 0.1 0 0 1 N orth . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Perkins .. 7 2 15 0 Fox .. 5 1 14 0 Martin .. 8 1 12 0 Voss.. .. 10 2 17 1 Painter .. 19 9 23 8 Wood .. 5.1 1 13 8 Roberts .. 17 8 25 4 RICHMOND v. PUTNEY. Played at Richmond on May 5. P utney . F. Harington, c 0 b Davis.. 0 T . Ley, b Barker T. S. Webb, b Barker .. J. Bailey, b Barker J. R. Evarall, b Barker W. A. Bailey,b Bingham Carney, b Bingham J. Clutton, b Bingham H .P. Cooke, notout .. Barker, J. M. R.Francis, b Davis Minchen, b Barker B 3, 1b 1 ....................4 R ichmond . Total. 57 A. Springett, o Lee, b Clutton ....................21 E. Allinson, b Carney .. 0 A. Holt, b Carney.. .. 26 F. Fielding, c Bailey, b Cooke . . . . . . .. 26 H. J. Binghan.b Everall 60 C. Carmichael, b Everall 11 W . Furze, b Everall . . 8 E . Davis, c W.A. Bailey, b Bailey .................... 4 J. S. Udftl, run out .. 19 R. W. Borrows, b Carney 10 W . Barker, not out .. 1 B 8,1 b 2 ....................10 Total. .191 GRANVILLE (LEE) 1 st XI. v. THE REST. This match was played on Saturday, May 5, and drawn. Score: — G ranville . A. Sharood, b F. Wilson 0 F. E. Lander, 1 b w, b W e b b .............................81 H. S. Dcminy, run out 55 A. Taylor, not out .. 11 J. Yeoman, run out .. 6 F. Furze, did not bat. B 4, l-b 1 ,w 14, n b l 20 J. Wilson, jun., c Jos. Wilson, b Smithers.. 13 P. H. Lockhaxt, b F. Wilson ....................15 W . Pierce, c and b S m ith e rs.................... 6 W . Edwards, b F. W il­ son .. . . . . .. 20 E. A. Ferry, c Jos. W il­ son, b F. Wilson . . 8 Total . . ..185 T he R est . F. Wilson, b Sharocd .. P. P. Webb, b Sharood E. Furze, run out . . 12 H. Wilson, c W . Ed­ wards, b Ferry .. . . 8 T. Gerrard, c Ferry, b Yeoman ..............1 H. F. Smithers, b Yeo­ man ............................. 2 C. Nuding, c Lander, b Yeoman . . . . .. 3 H . G. Smallman, b Yeo­ man ......................... 0 E. J. Brown, R. Armstrong, H. Deed, H. Edwards, F. Taylor, S. Shove, and Jos. Wilson did not bat. A. Lindley, b Yeoman.. F. Edwards, b Yeoman E. M. Rogers, not ou t.. F. B. Fisher, not out .. B 6 ............................. Total...................40 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL, Played at Tufnell Park on Saturday, May 5, and resulted in a draw. The home team occupied the wickets all the afternoon, and at the call of time had scored 232 for the loss of five wickets. U niversity C ollege S chool . R.J.Hutchinson, c Swin- stead, bField .. ..1 1 A. R. Trimen, not out.. 12 B 8 , w 5 .................... 8 Total . . ..232 F. H. Gossage, b Sar- g e a n t .............................15 J. S. Hayoraft, notout. .140 H. R.Dixon,b Swinstead 8 R. Jacobs, c MacGregor, b Young .. . . . . 43 A. C. Cooke, c Young, b Sargeant .................... 0 H. Wade, W . A. Harris, T. W.J Fripp and J. M. Price- Williams did not bat. The following played for the City of London S c h o o lE . A. Field, C. H. Heath, J. J. MacGregor, W. Mack, A. G. Probyn, Mr. Read, S. H. Sargeant, J. H. Swinstead, B. Thomas, F. Tillyard, and H. J. Young. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. VINE. Played on Saturday, May 5, at the Oval, with the following result:— H ampstead N ondescripts . E. H. Canney, b Byrne 0 R. W . Edis, b Collett .. 2 E. C. Evelyn, b Collett 0 H. Goode, b Collett . . 3 E. I. Fripp, b Hearsum 17 A. R. F. Evershed, c L. Hutchinson, run out 0 Collett, b Hearsura .. 2 C. Braithwaite (capt.), b F. J. Abbott, not out .. 0 Collett. . . . : 6 — W . J. Haycraft, b Collett 12 Total .. 46 F. L. Lewis, b Collett .. 4 V ine . Collett, c Braithwaite, b Byrne, run out .. .. 9 L e w is............................. 17 Brown, b Fripp .. .. 0 Hearsum.c Fripp,b HaySimmons, c Evelyn, b craft ............................. 6 F r ip p .................... .. 6 Doyle, b Fripp .. .. 24 Stringer, not out .. . 8 James, b Fripp .. 0 Collier, b Fripp . 0 Hardy b Fripp .. 5 Burrow, c Abbott, b mrn 82