Cricket 1883

MAY 10,1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 91 VICTORIA v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. The first match between elevens represent­ ing these Colonies was played on the East Melbourne ground at Melbourne on March 24, 25 and 57. The result was an easy win for Victoria by an innings and 98 runs. The South Australians went in first on a good wicket, but they made a poor show against the bowling of Palmer and Boyle, and they were all out for twenty-three, ten batsmen only contributing four runs. Noel went in first, and was sixth out with score at twenty. On starting Palmer bowled twenty balls for no runs and four wickets. Score and analysis:— V ictoria . H. F. Boyle, c Jarvis, b K i n g ............................ 10 C. E. Palmer, b Giffen.. 9 P G. M‘Shane, c Noel, b G iffen.............................7 W . H. Cooper, not out.. 4 B 8,1 b 7, n b 1 .. Total 16 , 200 P. S. K ‘Donnell, b Hido 4 J. Rosser, b Giffen .. 4 T. Horan, run ou t.. .. 31 J. M. Blaskham.c Iinill, b Giffen ....................5 W . Midwinter, b Giffen 40 J. Slight, b Noel .. .. 41 H. E. Scott, c Jarvis, b Q uilty.............................26 S outh A ustralia . First Innings. G. Giffen, b Palmer .. .. 1 J. Nool, b Boyle ................18 A. H. Jarvis, b Palmer .. .. 0 J. O. Richards, b Palmer .. 0 J.Hide, b P alm er.................0 W. Giffcn, c Pulinur, b Boylo 0 F. King, run o u t .................0 G. Watsford,c and b Boyle 2 J. E. Gooden, b Boyle .. 0 W. Knill, b Palmer.................. 1 W . Quilty, not o u t..0 b P a lm e r ............................................... 0 N b 1 ..................................... 1 B 2,1 b 2, n b 2 .. 6 Second Innings. b Boyle ....................19 run out ....................12 c Blackham, b Palmer 6 1 b \v, b Bojle .. .. 2 bBoyle............................2 c Blackham, b Palmer 8 b P a lm e r ....................15 b P a lm e r ....................0 c Horan, b Boyle .. 9 not out ....................0 Total . 23 Total .. ..7 9 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S outh A ustralia . B. M. R.W. B. M. R.W, 85 16 6 4 ....................... 124 17 28 4 84 16 16 5 ....................... 179 26 28 Cooper .. 24 2 7 Scott .. 32 2 10 In the First Innings Palmer bowled a no-ball, and in th® Second Boyle bowled two no-balls. Boyle .. Palmer Giffen Hide Noel B. 157 17 84 5 128 14 V ictoria . M. R.W. Quilty King B.. M. 52 0 48 6 R.W 33 1 19 1 Hido bowled a no-ball. OAKFIELD v. BEDDINGTON. Played on Saturday, May 5, at Park Lane, Croydon. B edcington . First Innings. J. H. Bridges, b H. A. Roper T. Henderson, c Lane, bR. C. M a y .......................................... R. Henderson, b R. C. M ay.. A. Tomkins, b R. C. May .. F. Hill, b II. A. Roper .. C. H. Paynter, b R. C. M ay.. A. F. Stevens, b R. C. May .. Bentley, c Lintott, b H. A. R o p e r ..................................... K. H. Eddis, c Lane, b H. A. R o p e r ..................................... H. F. Knyvett, absent J. Dives, absent B l , w l .................... Second Innings. 0 b R . C. May .. .. 2 b Janson .................... 1 b R . C. May......................26 4 c West, b R. C. M ay.. 4 2 b J a n s o n ..................0 6 not out......................4 1 c Lane, b H. A. Roper 13 3 b H. A. Roper 0 b R. C. May..................1 b Janson ....................0 run out.............................0 2 L b 1, w 1 .. .. 2 Total . 21 Total .. .. 59 O akfield . Second Innings, b T. Henderson.. .. 12 notout.............................6 10 3 First Innings. A. J. Lane, run out.. .. F. W . Janson,b T. Henderson A. Lambert,c sub., b T. Hen d erson ...................................... 5 A. Densham, b T. Henderson 3 not out F. West, c sub., b T. Hender­ son .............................................. R. C. May, b R. Henderson .. _ A. Lintott, b T. Henderson'.. 0 H. A. Roper, c Eddis, b T. H enderson............................ 9 «r no*; 0U^ ....................8 b R . Henderson.. W. l). Watney, absent .. Kelsey, absent............................. B 2,1 b 1 ............................3 b R. Henderson.. L b 1 ....................1 Total . 43 Total 39 SUSSEX COLTS MATCH. Played at Brighton on Thursday and Friday last. E leven . First Innings. W. Humphreys, lb w, b Mills 18 F. S. Pearson, c and b Mills 13 A. Blackman, c Mills,b Larby 27 A. Aldridge, b Larby . . .. 0 G. N. Wyatt, b Giles .. . . 1 A J. Thornton, not out.. .. 16 Il.PbillipSjC Edwards, b Giles 0 A. Hide, b Pitcher....................7 H. Mitchell, b Pitcher . . .. 0 J. W . Juniper, b Pitcher .. 8 J. Seneschal, b Charlwood B 2 ............................. Second Innings. b Edwards....................31 c and b Helmsley .. 4 1b w, b Anscombe .. 61 b H e n le y ....................0 c Miles, b Lillywhite 50 c Burridge, b Miles .. 21 notout............................ 61 c Lillywhite, b Chari- wood............................0 b P itc h e r ....................2 c Brackpool, b Chari- wood............................ 1 c Giles, b Charlwood 0 B 4,1 b 2, w2 . . 8 not out ....................1 st Phillips, b Hum­ phreys ....................14 b Seneschal .. .. 0 st Phillips, b Hum­ phreys ....................5 c and b Juniper.. b H id e.................... Total............................97 Total . . ..239 S ixteen . II. R. Edwards (Brighton), c and b H id e .............................0 H. Anscombe (Northchapel), b H id e .....................................1 J. Major (Seaford), b Juniper 10 A. J. T. Giles (Bury), st Phillips, b H ido.................... W. Burridge (Billinghurst), b Hide ..................................... H.Miles (Mark Cross), b Hide F. Packham (Uckfield), c Phillips, b Juniper .. E. Kenward (Wivelsfield), c Blackman, b Hide T.Pitcher (Hailsham), b Hide A. Brackpool (Crawley Down), b Hido .. W .W Larby(Hurstmonceaux), c Mitchell, b Hido G. S. Mills (Midhurst), st Phillips, b Humphreys .. J. Hemsley (Black Boys), b Humphreys............................. W. G. Henly (Bury), st Phillips, b Humphreys .. 2 notout..............................13 E.Charlwood(EastGrinstead) c Phillips, b Hide .. .. 8 runout .......................5 C. Poundsberry (Brighten), b Hido .....................................0 J. Lillywhite (capt.), not out 23 B 9,1 b 1 .............................10 B 4,1 b 2 .. .. 6 T otal.............................83 Total .. .. 52 BOWLING ANALYSIS. E leven . Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 0 10 1 st Phillips, b Juniper 0 c Blackman, b Juniper 3 b Jun ip er....................3 b Seneschal....................0 b H ido.............................1 run out c Seneschal, b Hum­ phreys ....................0 First Innings. O. M. R.W . Henley.. . . 6 1 11 0 .................... 17 6 22 1 Mills .. . . 8 2 25 2 1 3 0 W. Larby . . 8 2 15 2 .................... 11 3 17 0 Giles .. . . 7 1 16 2 .................... 6 2 18 0 Pitcher.. 8 3 16 3 ....................10.3 2 90 1 Charlwood . 6.2 1 12 1 .................... 10 4 13 3 Pouudsberry 10 3 13 0 Hemsley .. 19 7 88 1 Miles.. 16 8 if, 1 Edwards .. 6 2 10 1 Brackpool 16 6 28 0 Kenward.. 8 1 16 0 Anscombe 7 3 12 1 Lillywhite 5 4 1 1 S ixteen . First Hide .. Mitchell .. Juniper .. Humphreys Innings. O. M. R.W. 35.3 21 23 11 14 6 18 0 12 6 14 2 7 0 21 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. .. .. 12 8 8 2 20 12 6.2 2 9 7 17 4 19 3 7 NORWOOD PARK v. CLEVELAND. This match was played at Barnes, on May 5, the result being a draw very much in favour of Norwood Park, the low scoring on the part of the Cleveland Club being duo in a great measure to the bad light prevailing during their innings. N orwood P ark . S. Pargeter, b Monk .. 0 W. Gibbs, b Ratcliff .. 0 A. Lloyd-Jones, b F.at- cliff ............................ 3 D. S. Hindmarsli, b Rat­ cliff ............................ 2 S. H .Flindt,b Ratcliff.. 11 W. Roberts run out .. 13 C leveland . C. T. Hart, b Pollok ..3 1 R. E. Diggles, b Pollok 4 W . Boyton,b Monk .. 15 E.C. Roberts, b Stratton 8 H. Dunk, not ou t.. .. 7 B 4,1 b 2, w 5 .. 11 Total ..105 E. E. Keys, not out .. 28 E. F. Pollok, bW.Roberts 0 W. Wright, b S. H.Flinct 5 E. Pemmell, bW.Roberts 2 A. H. Tongh, b S. H. F lin d t............................ 2 C. E.Ratcliff, bW.Roberts 0 F. A. K. Stratton, b W. Roberts ....................0 T. G. Jones, c W. Roberts, b Flindt .. 0 B 3,1 b 1 .. .. 4 Total A. H. Monk, A. Cole, aud Frank Stratton did not bat. 41 MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL. Played at New Cross on May 5, and resulted in a win for Merchant Taylors’ by 47 runs on the first innings. M erchant T aylors ’ S chool . W . F. Ollmney, c Mores­ by, b Turton .. .. 4 P. D. Chafer, run out .. 16 R. S. Lucas, c Eames, b Turton.............................5 R. E. Bushell, not out.. 0 B 8 ,1-b5, w 3, n b 1 17 B. S. Cave, b Turton .. 7 A. D. Fripp, run out .. 2 W . A. Buck, 1 b w, b W o o n .............................7 W . J. Scott, b Woon .. 37 W . K. Steele, b Woon .. 0 R. W . Whittington, b W o o n .............................4 T. W . Hemmerde, b Total .. .. 106 W o o n ............................. In the sccond innings B. S. Cave scored (b Woon) 13, A. D. Fripp (not out) 24, W . A. Buck (not out) 6, R. E. Bushell (c Daunt, b Wallis) 6; b 17, 1-b3, 20— total, 69. R.N. S chool . F. S. Pictil, st Cave, b B u c k .............................15 G. T. James, run out .. 1 II, H. M. Steel, run out 2 G. L. Wallis, b Scott .. 13 H. Daunt, b Bush.. .. 1 R. S. Turton, b Scott .. 13 C. B. Lane, run out .. 0 T. Moresby, st Cave, b S c o t t .............................1 F. M. Woon, b Scott .. 0 A. Eames, b Buck.. .. 0 L. M. do Mon Suma, not out.............................0 B 11,1-b 2 .. .. 13 Total 59 ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE v. BUCK­ HURST. This match was played at R.M.O. on May 5. B uckhurst . 6 C. R. Seymour, t Patrick G. H.Longman, LStreat- field ...........................,2 6 H. S. J. Mildmay, st Moon, b Hubbard .. 21 II. J. Hollings, c Streat- field, b Hubbard.. .. 0 Lieut. Col. Follett, b Streatfield.................... 8 Hon. G. Bingham,c Mar- wood, b Streatlield .. 2 M. Horner, b Patrick .. 23 A. W . Baker, c Seymour, b Iie a rso n ....................41 A. M. Streatfield, c Ni- colson, b Longman^ . . 64 D. Patrick, c Mildmay.. 0 W . G. Baker, b Leslie .. 10 F.Le Marchant, c Norie. b Streatfield D. Nieolson, b Patrick F. 1). Leslie, c Moon, b Streattield C. liearson, b Patrick .. C. T. Murdock, not out Total ..132 E. W . M. Norie, not out 84 A. W. Moor, rim out . . 1 1 II. Harwood, b Rearson 12 B 11, lb 1, w 13,nb 1 2 5 Total ..204 A. G, Medley, J. C. B. Eastwood, R. J. Pinney, A. E. Hubbard and P. R. Mantell did not bat. NE’ER - DO - WEELS CLUB—OLD HARRO­ VIANS v. THE REST. The opening match of the Ne’er-do-Weels was played at Chessington on Saturday, May 5, and won by The Rest by 82 runs on tbe first innings. O ld H arrovians . T .K . Tapling, b Burr.. 5 T. B. Harbottle, b Hart- D a v is .............................18 H. C. Archer, b Hart* D a v is .............................0 E. J. McMaster, b Hart* D a v is .............................0 J. Harbottle, b Barr .. 1 J. H. Farmer, b Ilart* D a v is............................. W . L. Cowio,not out .. T. W. Holloway, absent. L. Chater, absent. B 2 ............................. Total , 36 In the second innings E. J. McMaster scored (not out) 47, W . L. Cowie (b Pugh) 7, T. W. Holloway (b Roddarn) 5, L. Chater (b Roddam) 48; b 7 ,1-b 1—total, 115. T he R est . S. O. H. Ilart-Davis, c Holloway, b McMaster 23 CommanderMuggeridge, run out ....................9 A. S. Burr, c J. Har­ bottle, b Farmer .. 9 R. J. Roddam, b Cowie G. H. Wood, c Archer, b Farmer............................. 10 J. Drinkwater-Lawe, c Farmer, b Harbottlo 14 A. B. Walford, not out 17 II. E. Anthony, b J. H arbottlo....................12 J.J.G.PughbJ. Haibottle 4 B 11,1-b 5 .. .. 16 Total ..118 CLYDE v. BORO’ ROAD COLLEGE. This evenly contested match wa3 played at Battersea, on Saturday, May 5, and resulted in a draw. C lyd e . P.Holdcroft.b Bulcock, 0 W. Arnold, b Jeffreys .. R. Eldridge, b Bulco^k.. 0 W. Smith, b Jeffreys .. 5 W . Parker, b Buicock .. 0 H. Panter, not ou t.. .. 13 S. Pellatt, b Jeffreys .. 0 J. Mallott, S. Augel, aud H. Marshall did not bat. C. Parker, not out B 10, 1 b 1, w 1 Total