Cricket 1884

MAY 8,1884. CRICKET; A "WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 1 0 9 ORLEANS CLUB v. BEXLEY. Played on thejnew ground of the Orleans Club at the Ranelagh Club, Fulham, on Saturday last. W. L. Murdoch and F. R. Spofforth, of the Australian team, assisted the Orleans Club, and the latter signalised his re-appearance on English ground by an extraordinary bowling performance. In the two innings of Bexley he took thirteen wickets, and in the second he was credited with seven wickets at a cost of only two runs. The ground was altogether in favour of the bowlers, as the scores will attest. B exley . First Innings. W. H. Spottiswoode, b Moncrieffe ..................1 W. B. Friend, b Spofforth 1 J.Shuter,c andb Spofforth 6 Ashdown, b Spofforth .. 0 W. E. Roller, o Spofforth, b M oncrieffe..................10 E. C. Friend, b Spofforth 0 H. J. Young, c Rhodes, b Spofforth .................. 8 W. W. Mann, b Spofforth 8 C.E. Horner, b Moncrieffe 2 G. E. Van de Linde, not out B 7, 1b 3 .................. 10 Second Inning 3 . c Burls, b Spofforth 0 b Spofforth .. .. 2 c Finch, b Spofforth 1 o Thornton, b Mon­ crieffe .................. 0 c Burl*, b Spofforth 0 b Spofforth .. .. 3 c Burls, b Spofforth 1 b Moncrieffe .. .. 0 b Spofforth .. .. 0 0 not o u t .................. 0 Total .. ..4 6 O rleans C lu b . First Innings. Total .. C. I. Thornton, c and b" Shuter ..................2 F.R. Spofforth, bRoller 0 R.Moncrieffe.c Spottis- W>ode. b Roller .. 11 C. W. Bu is, c. W. B. Friend, b Roller .. 6 S. s Schultz,'c Young, b R i l l e r ..................1 W.L.Murdoch, c Mann, b H orn er..................1 H. E. Rhodes, c Rolle -, b H orn er..................2 LordG.Gordon, not out 0 F. W. Blines, c W. B. Friend b R >ller .. 0 Furch, c aad b Roller.. 0 T ota l..................23 In the Second Innings 0.1. Thornton scored (not out) 3, W. L. Murdoch (b Horuer) 0, Lord G. Gordon (not out) 2 J ; b 2 , tctal 31. MANCHESTER v. OLD TRAFFORD. Played on the County Ground, Manches­ ter, on May 3. O ld T rafford . S. B. Graves, c Cham­ pion, b Copeland .. 2 C. Kemp, c Openshaw, b H ollins..................0 C. S. Paul, c Leese, b Copeland..................10 H. Davies*, b H ollins.. 13 H.Fnthercrill, b Hollins 2 W. Rogers, c Nichol- uon, b H ollins.. .. 8 A.Rhodes, h w, b Cope­ land .......................... 0 J. F. Bleacklev, c Caul­ field, b Copoland .. 13 H. V. Hooper, c Leeso, b Copeland .. .. 10 N. C. Schou, not out .. 8 F.Perk'ns, b Champion 0 E x tr a s ..................7 Total . M anchester . S. Hollins, c Kemp, b Paul .. .. .. .. 8 E. Lepse, not out .. 34 F. Nicholson, c Bleack­ lev, b Paul..................0 E. M. Crosfield, b Paul 2 W. N. Massey, b Paul 8 W. E. Openshaw, b Rhodes ..................16 E. N. Caulfield, b Rhodes .................. E. B. Rowley,(j Fother- gill, b Schou .. F. Reynolds, c Kent, b Schou.. Champion, not out .. E x tr a s .................. Total . Copeland did not bat. MANCHESTER CLIFFORD v. OLD TRAFFORD. Played at Old Trafford on April 26. M anchestkr C lifford . T. Blezard, b Davies.. 10 P. Okell, c Graves, b Rogers ..................32 W. Bellas, run out .. 2 W. Hunt, b Rhodes .. 4^5 F. Ellam, not out .. 58 O. Jones, c Davies, b Schou.......................... 8 F. W . Reynolds, b Schou.......................... 6 J. Chadwick, not.out.. 42 E x tra s.................. 8 Total. .212 ADDISCOMBE v. CITY RAMBLEBS. Played at Addiscombe on May 3. A ddiscombe . A. C. Field, b Ward ..111 E.W. Foss, bPritchard 3 W. Quentery, b Hen­ derson ..................42 R. Langton, b Hassal 4 II. W. Myatt, b Hen­ derson .................. 1 F. Clay, b Henderson.. 0 W. Lemmon, b Hen­ derson .................. 1 R. J. Grant, b Kes- truck .......................... R. Taylor, b Ward .. V. Smith, b Kestruck.. J. W. billis, not out .. B 5,1 b 7, w 4 .. T o ta l..................207 The City Ramblers did not bat. ^icC^ICKETv/ITvQ^FORD^ THE SENIORS’ MATCH. Some good cricket was shown in this, the first of the trial matches played in the Parks at Oxford, on Friday and Saturday last. The sides were Cap­ tained by M. C. Kemp and T. R. Hiue- Haycock,Captain and Secretary,respectively, of the University Club, but neither of them batted. H. B. Tristram, the Old Lorettoniau who was tried once for the eleven last year, played steadily for 55 for Mr. Kemp’* side. The feature of the first day’s cricket though, was the fine hitting of E.Money-VVigram, who played last year for the Gentlemen of Surrey. He went in at the fall of the sixth, and carried out his bit for 96, in which were thirteen fours and six three3. C. P. Wilson got 37 iu good forme for Hine Haycock’s side, but with tin exception of soma Vigorous hitting by G >drrey. there was little else of note. The matcj wai ultim ately drawn as under. M r . K emp ’ s S id 3. H, B. Tristram, c Jack­ son, b B wmby .. 53 F. W. Terry, c Hine- Hiycock, b Birmby 11 E. D. Shaw,c Barmby, b A r n a ll.................. 2 N. E. Staiuton, b Has­ tings ..........................29 A. L. Whitfeld. c Hine- Haycock, b Barmby 5 P.Malden, c Hine-Hay- cook, b Hastings .. 6 L.Ow en,ll w,b A-nall 15 E. Mon y-Wigram, not our. ..........................9 ’ H. M Burge, b Barmby 6 A.E Newtou, b Hickley 21 S.H. Byan, b Godfrey 2 E. B Raikes, bGodfrey 0 B 13,1 b 2, w 2 .. 17 Total ..238 M r . H in s -H aycock ’ s S ide . First Inning*. F.J. Barmby, b Money- W ig ra m .................. 8 F.J. Hasting,c Newton, b Shaw ..................14 E. A. Surtee , c and b Money-Wigram .. 12 C. P. Wilson, c Owen,b Monoy-Wigram .. 37 O. Jacson, b Money- W ig ra m ..................19 S. K. M. Stobart, b Milderi ..................18 G.E Thompson ,cStain- ton. b liaikes .. .. 9 C. L. Hickley, c Owen, b R lik e s ..................3 W. H. Edgar, b Byass 16 F. P. Lemarchand, st Newton, b Malden .. 6 C.J.M. Godfrey,uot out 25 H. T. Am ill. b Shaw.. 8 B 1,1 b 6 , w 1 .. 8 Total ..183 In th^ Secoud Innings F. J. Barmby scored (not out) 2, F. J. Hastings 'b Byass) 22, S. K. M. Stobart (run out) 1 C. J. M. Godfrey (notout) 15, b 5 ;—total 45. THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. The match between two eleven?, captained respectively by J. H. Brain and A. R. (Jobb, commenced on Monday in the Parks, ended yesterday in au easy victory for J. H. Brain’s side by eleven wicket?. Some good batting was shown by Key, Bunbury, Buckland, Pemberton, O’Brien, and West. In the first innings of Cobb’s side H. O. Whitby, a fast bowler from Leamington, took five wicket3 for *29 runs. Buckland and O’Brien hit freely yesterday when they went in to make the 68 runs for Mr. Brain’s twelve. M r . A. R. C obb ’ s S id e . Second Innings. 5 b Buckland .. .. 1 0 c Brain, b W hitby.. 29 3 c Hastings,b Whitej 3 5 c Brain, b W hitby.. 0 First Innings. A. R. Cobb (capt.) (Win­ chester and New), d W h itb y .......................... K. J. Key (Clifton and Oriel), b Whitby .. G. W. Ricketts (W in­ chester and Oriel), b Buckland.................. F. T. Higgins (West­ minster and Christ Chureh), c O’Brien, b W h itb y .................. C.F. Bunbury ( Wellington and Keble), b Whitby .. 11 c and b Buckland .. 43 O. Wynne (Marlborongh and Keble), b Wheeler.. 31 cHine-Haycock(sab ) b Berry .. .. 17 A. J. West (Tonbridge and New), c Berry, b W h itb y ..........................2 cCastens.bBuckland 33 H. T. Hewitt (Harrow and Trinity), bBuckland .. 0 b Ingram.. .. .. 8 A. W. Watson (Rugby and Balliol), not out .. ..1 6 c Buckland,blngram | A. S. Blair (Loretto and Brasenose), st CastenB, b B e r r y ..........................3 b Whitby...................0 E. E. Wigan (Rugby and University), st Castens, b B e r r y .......................... 1 b Whitby................... fa B. E. Nicholls (Win- Chester and Magdalen), b B e r r y ..........................0 not out . . . . n B 8 , lb 2 ..................10 B ^ ,lb 2 .. Total..........................87• Total .. ..153 M r . J. H. B rain ’ s S ide , First Innings E. H. Buckland (Marl­ borough and New), b Hewitt ..................43 T. C. O’B ien (Middle­ sex and New Inn Hill), c Cobb, b Hig­ gins ..........................27 J. H. Braiu, (Clifton and Oriel),b Nicholls 12 R.H Pemberton (Eton and New),c Nicholls, b H ew itt..................30 C. P. Hastings(Ros 8 all and Keble), 1b w, b B lair.......................... 1 J.F.M.Fnller( Winclies- tsrandChristChurcli), b Nicnolls..................1 F. M. Ingram fW in­ chester and Magda­ len’, b Nicholls R. W. Legge (II iley- bury and Keble), c Blair, b Key .. .. 'I H. H. Castens (Rugby aud Braseuose), b N ichoM s..................13 W. A. Wheeler( Hailey, bury and Keble), b Ricketts .................. H.O.Whitby (Leaming- t >nandKeble),notout C. W. Berry (Loretto and Brasenose), run out .......................... B 11, 1b 2, w 1 .. 12 10 Total..................174 In the Second Innings E. II. Bucklandscored (not out) 29, T. C. O’Brien (not out) 39 ; bye 1—*otal 69, M.C.C. a n d G ro u n d v. S u s s e x . —In this match, at Lord’s, to day, the followiug will play for Sussex:—H. Whitfeld, R. T. Ellis, C. Sharp, E. J. M’Cormick, H. Phillips, W. Humphreys, W. Tester, A. Hyde, J. Hyde, Juniper, and W. Quaife. H a m p sh ire C o lt s ’ M a tc h .— Tho following are the sides for this match at the United Service Ground, Portsmouth, on Monday and Tuesday n e x t C o l t s .— J. Agate (Havant), C. H. Andrews (Portsmouth), H. A. Cheater (Uomsey), H. Davis (Winchester), Darby (Fareham), J. G. Gaterell (Ringwood), R. Gillespie (Southampton), J. Grist (Kiugsom- borne), T. Hawtin (Lyndhurst), O. G. St. C. Hoare (Bishopstoke), H. Jolliffe (New­ port) A. Kingsbury (Fordingbridge) Murgat- royd (Portsmouth), N. Pares (Portsmouth), E . Purkess (Lyndhurst), F. Read (Hythe), A. Russell (Southampton), Smith (Ports­ mouth), Westbrook (Horndean), with Cap­ tain F. W. Lipscombe (captain). E le v e n .— C. W. Bulpett, Dunbar Duncan, R. G. Har­ greaves, G. II. Longman, E . O. Powell, A. II. Wood, Major Fellowea (R.E.), with Dible, King, Leaf, and Young.