Cricket 1884

108 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. m a y 8, 1884. made, as lie had such bowlers as Barber and Clarke against him. “ Davis, Barber, and Vincent, with one or two more Soon made for the union a very good score; Then Marsden went in, in his glory and pride, And the arts of the Nottingham players defied.” ELEVEN OF SUSSEX v. EIGHTEEN COLTS. The annual Colts match in connection with the Sussex County Club was played at Brighton on Friday and Saturday last. The game was drawn with score as under ;— C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Randell (Horsham), b J u n ip e r ..........................0 b Blackman .. .. 1 II. Anscombe (Lurgashall), c Phillips, b Bean .. ..2 7 b Juniper ' .. 8 F. Wells (Brighton),run out 12 b Blackman .. .. 4 Mr. F. Golding (Haywards Heath),cStutfieldb Bean 0 b Juniper .. .. 1 J. Lucas (Petworth), c Stut- tieltl, b Blackman .. .. 1 b Juniper .. .. 6 C. Maynard (Forest Row), b Juniper..........................81 c Ellis, b Juniper 0 L. Boorer (Horsham), b B ea n ..................................16 b Juniper .. ..5 0 J. II. Comber (Brighton), b Bean ..........................29 b Blackman .. .. 0 W. Quaife (Newhaven), c Phillips, b Juniper .. 19 b Blackman .. ..2 4 C. Lewerey (Brighton), b st Phillips, b Juni- B ea n ..................................0 per .......................9 B. Stent (Westbourne), b B ean ..................................0 b Blackman .. .. 4 E. Charlwood (East Grin- stead), rnn out .. .. 5 c King, b Blackman 4 Mr. C. J. Pillen (Brighton), b Juniper........................1 b Juniper .. .. 7 C. W. H. Mason(Worthing), b Juniper........................ 4 st Phillips, b Sharp 2 G. W. Bristow (East Grin- stead), c Perkins, b Bean 1 h w, b Sharp.. .. 12 C. Alderton (Brighton), c Bean, b Juniper .. .. 1 r u n o u t...................0 W. G. Henley (Bury), c Ellis, b B e a u ...............16 b Blackman .. .. 0 G. Fuller (Robertabridge),...........bt Phillips, b Ju.li­ st Phillip®, b Juniper 0 per ..................10 Mr. P. Cliasemore (cap- lain), n o to u t...............17 not o n t .........................0 Byes .. .. ..1 6 Byfs .. .. 3 GENTLEMEN (WITH PICKETT) v. PLAYERS OF ESSEX. Played at Brentwood on Friday last. Promising form with the bat was shown by the colt Jones for the Players. In the second innings of the Players Pickett took six wickets for 53 runs. The match was drawn. Score:— P layers . First Innings Almond (Colchester), b Pickett ..........................It Morton (Beckton), b Law .. 1 Jones (Stratford), c East, b P ic k e tt..............................15 Smith (Chelmsford), b Pickett.................................1 Curtis (Beckton), b Law .. 28 Roberts (Witliam , c Real, b C lift o n ..........................25 F. Silcock (Ongar), not out 41 Kirkman(Barkingl,b Clifton 1 Wright (Romford), b Read 0 Ekins (Woodford), c East, b Pickett .. .. Ch&llis (Walthamstow), run out .................................. B 2,1 b 1.......................... 13 Tetal ..142 Second Innings. b Pickett .. .. 9 b Pickett .. .. 2 c Mereweather, b F. P. Francis .. 42 c Pickett, b Law.. 11 c Bagot, b Pickett 8 c Clifton,b Pickett 2 notou t .. .. 0 c& bF. P Francis 11 c East, b Pickett 1 st East, b F. P. Francis .. .. 6 o East, b Pickett 3 Byes .. .. 5 Total.. .. 93 Total ..115 Second Inni g 3 . .. 13 Total .. ..193 T he E leven . First Innings. Mr. C. Sharp, c Charlwood, b F u lle r ..........................12 b Maynard Mr. R. T. Ellis, c Lewerey, b Wells .................. ..3 7 b Henley .. ..2 6 Mr. W. Blackman, b Pilleif 22 st Lewery,b Fuller 7 Mr. C. M. Perkins, c Lew­ erey, b W e lls ..................10 not o u t ......................42 II. Phillips, c Lewerey, b c Anscorabe, b A lderton ..........................14 Quaife....................0 Mr. R.K. Sampson, b Wells 9 c Brfctow,b Stent 15 Bean, c Randell, b Lewerey 7 Mr. J. J. Pearson, c and b M aynard..........................15 not o u t .......................7 Mr. G. L. King, b Lewerey 2 Mr. E. M. Stutfield, run out 9 Juniper, not out..................7 B 4 ,1-b 4 .. .. 8 1-b .. .. 1 Total ..152 Total .. ..I ll G entlemen ( w ith P ickett ). First Innings. Second Innings,. F. H. Stevens, c Kirkman, b C h a llis .........................5 c Silcock,b Ekins 5 A. Capel-Cure, b Kirkman 0 c Roberts, b Ekins 14 A. Law. b Kirkman .. ..1 2 b Ekins .. .. 4 C. G. Merewether, b Kirk­ man .................................. 0 b Ekins .. .. 0 W. Franeis, b Kirkman .. 0 b Jones .. ..1 8 F. P. Francis, c Ekins, b K irk m a n .......................25 notout...............20 R. Clifton, c Kirkman, b Curtis................................ 8 not out...............10 H. B. Bagot, o Smith, b Curtis................................7 J. J. Read, c Ekins, b Curtis 6 A. J. East, b Curtis .. .. 18 Pickett, not o u t ................2 B y e s ........................ 1 B 4, w 2 .. 6 T H E K E N T C O L T S M A T C H . T h e annual trial m a tch o f th e K entish C olts w as played at M aidstone o n F riday an d Saturday last. T h e gam e w as draw n. S c o r e :— C olts . First Innings S 3 Cond Innings. H. Bingham, c Wootton, b Avery ..........................0 cPentecost,b Collins 0 A. Hearne, b G. Hearne .. 24 b Collins.................. 5 G. Twyman, b G. Hearno 12 c Harris, b Wootton 0 Mr. O. Jones, b Bligh .. 16 c F.Hearne,b Harris 17 Mr. F. Page, c Throwley,b Bligh ..........................7 c Pentecost.b Harris 7 J. Perch, c Avery, b Bligh 1not o u t ....................4 G. Perch, c Avery, b Bligh 2n o t o u t .....................4 Mr.H. M. Collard, c Avery, b B lig h ..........................® b A v e r y ..................... 0 Mr. F. Turner, c Bligh, b Hilder .......................... 6 stPentecost,bHilder 22 H. Day, c F. Hearne, b Collins ..........................4 c Kemp, b Wootton 8 Mr. J. Cruikshank, b Col­ lins .................................. 6 b Hilder .. .* .. 5 E. Pack, c Pentecost, b Collins ..........................0 J. Draper, b G. Ilea n e.. 2 cPentecost.b Collins 0 It. Perch, b G. Hearne .. 0 lb w , b Hilder .. 5 W. Greenfeld, b G.Hearne 6 b Wootton .. .. 9 H. Hearne, b G. Hearne.. 7b A v e r y ......................18 W. Crawley, b Collins .. 1 J. Buckland, b Collins .. 2 J. Hoare, c G. Hearne, b C o llin s ..........................1 W. Cole, 1b w, b Collins.. 4 E. Brooker, b G. Hearne.. 0 Mr. W. McCaulis, capt., not o u t .......................... 0 B 7, 1b 3, n b 1 .. .. 11 B .......................... Total 79 Total.. .. rH SURREY C. & G. v. RICHMOND C. & G. The Surrey Club sent a strong eleven down to the Old Deer Park on Saturday to meet the Richmond Club. The result was an easy victory for the former. Barratfc took eight Richmond wickets for 48 runs, and Jones bowled 24 overs for nine runs and two wickets. Mr. Diver got his 62 runs in forty-five minutes H. K. Avory, c Diver, b Barratt ..................1 F. W. Bush, c Shack­ lock, b Barratt.. .. 10 T.D. Wilson, b Barratt R. M. Turmbull, st Diver, b Barratt .. A. Spriugett. b Jones II. J. Hill, c Shacklock, b Barratt 20 J. Robertson, b Barratt Goulden, at Diver, b Br.rratt .................. E. Cecil, not out Bexon, c M. Read, b Barratt .................. W. Barker, b Jones .. T o t a l..................112 Total .. ..104 E. O. O'Shaughnessy, b C ra w ley..................2 F. Hearne, b G. Perch 81 G. G. Hearne, c Bing­ ham, b Cole .. .. 83 Lord Harris, b Cole.. 12 Mr. L. Bligh, st Green­ feld, b Crawley.. .. 2"» Lord Throwley, b Pack 9 Mr. G. Hilder, b H. Hearne ..................5 Mr.A.F.Kemp, not out 16 Collins, c Draper, b Crawley ..................0 Wootton, c and b Cole 15 Mr. C. Avery, b Cole .. 0 Pentecost, c A.Hearne, b H o a r e ..................2 B 9,1 b 1, n b 2 .. 12 Total ..162 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v ST. CHARLES’ COLLEGE. Tlayed at Notting Hill on May 3. U niversity C ollege S chool . R. H. Gossage, st Gay- nor, b Strawson .. 42 H. Wade, b O’Brien .. 5 E. L, Mansergh, c & b O 'B r ie n ..................0 A. Moritz, b Heditch A. C. Cook, b O’Brien.. A. R.Trimen,b O’ Brien G.doMercado, b Straw­ son .......................... A. G. Every, not out 1 II. B. Shepherd, b Strawson.................2 C. E. Hedges, b Straw­ son ......................... 7 L. Hall, b Strawson .. 0 E x t r a s ................. 1 Total .. 70 Total , S urrey C. & G. M. Read, c Robertson, b B a rk er..................47 Wood Sims, run out 55 E. J. Diver, not out .. 62 Lohman, not ou t.... 6 B 8 ,1 b 1, w 1 ..1 0 Total .. ..180 T he Worcester College Eleven were dis­ missed by tbe Wiidham College Eleven at Oxford on Saturday in their first innings for eight runs, including two leg-byes. E. Bastard, the Oxford slow bowler of 1883, delivered eighteen balls for three runs and five wickets. H. V. Page, another of the University team of last year, fifteen balls for three runs and four wickets. In their second innings Worcester made 80 for eight wickets. W. W. Read, Abel, C. G. Fox, Banks, Shacklock, Jones, and Barratt, did not bat. I n a match between the Bulwell and Car­ rington Clubs at Bulwell on Saturday, G. Harrison took three of the Carrington wickets with successive balls. E William­ son obtained four of their wickets without a run being made off him. C r ic k e t C a le n d a r f o r 18 —This little diary, so popular amo ngst cr ters, is now ready. S t . C harles ’ C ollege . T. Heditch,b Mansergh 30 J. Strawson, c Shep­ herd, b Hedges .. 10 H.Comyns.c Shepherd, b Motitz J. O’ Brien, b Hall .. F. O’D. Hoare, b Hall W. Gaynor, c Wade, b M ercado.................. J. Rose-Innes, b Man­ sergh .......................... F. Kelly,c & b Mercado H. Fleury, not out .. G. Kelly, b Mercado.. E.Cariola, c Shepherd, b Mercado Extras.................. 8 Total .. ..8 8 L o r n e v. W a v e r l e y .— Play in this match on Saturday only proceeded for a few minutes on account of the weather, the Lome scoring 21 for three wickets. J. E d en playing for Richmond Rovera against Oaks, at Richmond on Saturday last, went in first and carried out bis bat for 80 out of a total of 145. In the same match J. Bramley (Oaks) sent a bail 76 feet from tbe wicket with a medium pace ball.