Cricket 1884

110 CBICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. m a y 8, M84. SURREY COLTS t . SOUTHWARK PARK. The heavy rain of Sunday was all against run Retting in this match at the Oval on Monday. The thunder storm during thp afternoon also materially interfered with the game. Still some fair cricket was shown. Voss batted well in the first innings of the Colts, and in the second Lohman, Osborn. Coppinger, and G. Harrison all batted in promising form. Gorman, a left-handed bowler, took six of the nine wickets which fell to the bowlers in the first innings of Southwark Park for six runs. The Colts were beaten on the first innings by 11 runs. Clifford took twelve of the Colts’ wickets for 84 runs. S urrey C olts . First Innings. Banks, b Clifford .. Lohman, b Childs Osborn, b Clifford.. .. Coppinger, b Clifford .. Forsyth, b Clifford Voss, b Clifford .. .. A. Harrison, b Miles .. G. Harrison, b Clifford Second Innings, b Clifford .. .. 1 c W. Childs, b Clifford .. ..2 7 1b w, b Clifford .. 23 not oat.................. 27 b Langworthy .. 2 c Clifford, b Miles 8 b Clifford .. .. 4 c Penticost, b Clif­ ford ..................17 c Knapp, b Miles 0 c Penticost, b Miles 2 0 run out.................. 8 8 B 1, w 2 .. .. 3 King, run out .................. 2 Gorman, not o u t ..................0 Mr. E. J. Diver, capt., e and b C liffo rd .......................... B 8 ,1 b 8 , w 2 .. T o t a l.................. 66 Total.. ..117 S outhwark P ark . First Innings. Second Innings. Collett, c Banks, b Gorman 6 b V o s s ...............5 White, c Gorman, b Voss .. 5 b Gorman .. .. 1 Penticost, b Gorman .. .. 35 Clifford, c Lohman, b Gor­ man ..................................4 W . Childs, run out .. .. 0 Langworthy,cOsborn,bVoss 0 n o tou t.............. 0 Knapp, b Gorman .. .. 5 Miles,cHarrison,bLohman 7 b Voss .. .. .. 8 Burrell, b Gorman .. .. 5 G. Childs, b Gorman .. .. 0 Graham, not o u t .................. 5 B ..................................5 B ....................... 1 Total 11 Total.. .. 15 SURREY COLTS v. CLAPHAM. The Surrey Colts had an easy victory in this match at the Oval on Tuesday last, win­ ning by no less than an innings and 26 runs. Lohman, Osborn, Forsyth, and Harrison all showed good cricket. C lapham . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Short, c W. W. Read, b K i n g ..................................2 b V oss.......................25 B. W. Smith, run ou t.. .. 7 b F. Harrison .. 1 A. H. Bekrend, c Coppinger, b King..........................................0 run out .. .. 5 Helps, b F. Harrison .. .. 0 b F. Harrison .. 0 B. Burton, c Gorman, b Voss 18 b V o s s .. .. .. 80 F. A. Graham, u Forsyth, b King .. .................................. 0 b F. Harrison .. 5 R. D. Green, c W. W. Read, b King.................. - .. 2 S. H. Smith, b Gorman .. 11 Harrison, b Gorman .. .. 0 F. J. Freeland, not out .. 1 Buckland,b Gorman .. .. 0 N b .......................................... 1 Total .................. 42 S u rrey . Lohman, b Green .. 21 Banks, c Green,bHelps 0 Voss, run out . . . . 1 Osborn, b Buckland .. 46 King, c Burton,b Helps 12 G. Harrison, c A. W. Smith,b R. W. Smith 7 Coppinger, b Buckland 5 b K ing...............5 b V o s s .................. 7 not out .. .. 8 absent .. .. .. 0 c Vof* 8 , b Osborn 9 B 1,1 b 3 .. 4 Total .. 99 Forsyth, c Helps, b Green ..................30 F. Harrison, run out 80 Gorman, absent.. .. 0 Mr. W. W. Read, not out .. .. .. ..1 3 L b ..........................2 Total ..1 6 7 I n a match between Hucknall Po tland and Kimberley on Saturday week, T. Shooter took eight wickets of Kimberley for ten runs. LEICESTERSHIRE COLTS’ MATCH. Eleven young players of the town of Leicester met the same number of Colts from the county, on the Leicestershire ground, on Monday and Tuesday. The former won by 97 runs. Pougher for the winners bowled 19 overs (12 maidens) for 12 runs and 9 wickets. . T own C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. C. C. Stone, c Montenoy, b K eet.ley.................. .. 21 b N ichols .. .. 0 C. Tomlin, c Hay, b Keetley 15c Hunt, b Nichols 2 G.Kind, c and b Hunt .. 50 b Betteridge .. 7 J. Whitmore, c Hay,.b Bet­ teridge...............................2 c and b Peach .. 18 A. I). Pougher, b Betteridgo 1 b Peach .. .. 7 Mr. A. R. Moss, h w, b Bet- o Montgomery, b teridge.. ........................0 Betts..............5 A. Tunnicliffe, c Betts, b H u n t .................. 2 c and b Peach .. 5 W. Atkins, b Hunt .. .. 2 b Peach .. .. 0 J. Greaves, b Hunt .. ... 8 notout.................. 0 J. T. Lovett, b Betteridge.. 1 c and b Hunt .. 8 J. Hiffe, not out .. .. ..1 0 c Betteridge, b Nichols .. .. 5 Mr._W. J. Loseby, c Betts, b’ peach .. .. .. .. 3 bB etts................. 0 B 4,1 b 1 ................5 B 1,1 b 1, w 1 3 Total .. ..115 Total.. .. 60 C ounty C olt 3. First Innings. 8 eeond Innings. .W. Betts, b Pougher .. .. 8 b Lovett .. .. 1 J. White, b Whitmore .. 0 run out .. .. 2 A. Mountenoy, o Greaves, b Whitmore ...............12 b Pongher .. .. 27 ■ J. Monk, b Pougher .. .. 5 b Pougher .. .. 2 W. Betteridge, c Pougher,b c Whitmore, b W hitm ore.........................1 Pougher .. .. 0 Mr. A. J.Davis.c Tunnicliffe, b Pougher .. .................2 b Lovett .. .. 0 C. Peach, b Atkin 8 .. .. 1 b Lovett .. .. 4 W . L. Keetley, not out .. 5 b Lovett .. .. 0 T. Nichols, b Pougher.. .. 0 b Stone .. .. 3 W. E. Hunt, nrt ont .. .. 0 b Pougher .. .. 0 W. Hinton, run out .. .. 2 b Pougher .. .. 3 Mr. W. H. Kay,c Tunnicliffe, b Whitmore ..................0 notout.......................o Total .. •• ..8 6 Total .. 42 TUFNELL AMATEURS v. BARNET AND HADLEY. Played at Barnet on May 3. T ufnell A mateurs 2 nd XI. F.McCormack.bCleaver 1 E.J.Hinde,c & bPaton 0 H.AWhitehead,bPaton 1 S. Hyland, b Cleaver .. I C. Melloi, b Paton .. 1 ,T. Harris, run oi*t .. 5 M. Keane, c Cleaver .. 1 H. Mellor, b Columbine 3 B arnet and H adley 2 nd XT. Columbine, b Wafts .. 7 A.Mummery, c Harris Cleaver,cHarris.bWass 4 Healey, run o u t.. .. 0 W. Heckma, b Wass .. 2 J. Sanders, b Wass .. '7 Mairiott. bWhitehead 5 Paton,c Mellor.b Wass 7 Parker, run out .. .. 1 J. Wass, b Columbine H. Basonit, b Colum­ bine .......................... H. Carlos, not out W .......................... 'Tofcil ..•> .. i b Wasfc ................... Ficer, b Whitehead .. Bovce, not ont .. ' B 6 ,1 b 1, n b 1 Total 4) A team representing the Bexley Club were dismissed in the second innings by the Orleans Club on the latter’s new ground at Fulham on Saturday for seven runs. F. R. Spofforth, of the Australian team, took seven wickets for two runs. There were only ten players on each side. J. R ile y one of the ground bowlers at the Oval did a good performance with the ball on Saturday week at Streatham. Playing for the Streatham Albion against the Streat­ ham United he took seven wickets for eight runs. W. Bowley, another of the ground Ftaff at the Oval, in the same match took six wickets of the Albion for twelve runs. VIKINGS v. WHlTEtFRIAKS. Played at Finsbury Park on May 3. Gillard, not out .. ., 56 G. R. Makeham, b H. S. Tunstall, b SamMunroe .. .. 1 son .. .. . . . . 5 H. D. Anderson, b J. C. Perraton, b SamS a m s o n .................. 1 son .. .. .. 4 Lucas Bacmeister, b H. C. Ansbacher, b S a m s o n .................. 8 M u n r o e .................. 0 S. J. R. Morris, b E. J. Smith,b Edwards 5 Samson ................ 9 A. J. R. Daniels, b Ed9 wards ................... 3 — C. W . Monk, c Cole, b 2 Total .. 98 W h ite friars . L. Munroe, c and b Aylett, b Daniels 0 D a n ie ls ................... 1 E. J. Phillips, b Smith 1 G. F. Cole, b Daniels 0 Yarnon, b Smith 1 J. Edwards, b Daniels 3 Cayne, not out .. 0 W . Samson, b Smith 6 0 A. Selby, run out 1 — A . Diggins, run o u t.. Putron, c Ansbacher, 0 Total .. .. 14 bD aniels.. ... .. 1 BAGSHOT v. HORSELL. Played at Bagshot on May 1. B agshot . T. Rose, b Waterer .. 5 A. Clarke, b Davis .. 8 W. James, b Smith .. 45 G. Downs, run out .. 5 F. Goodall, b Waterer 7 F. J.Denton,b Waterer 27 J.W.Dentou,bWaterer 17 W . May,h w,b Waterer 0 Al. Waterer, c Sher­ wood, b W aterer.. 11 J. Waterer, b Waterer 17 R. Clewetson, not out 5 E x tr a s .................. 19 Total ..161 H orsell . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Waterer, b Clarke .. ..1 2 c Clarke, b Rose.. 1 Dr. Sheppherd, c and b Rose 0 b Clarke .. ,. 0 H. Stedman. b Rose .. ., 1 b R ose.................10 J. Sherwood, run ou t.. .. 2 runout.................. 2 C. Davis, b Clarke .. .. 0 c Goodall,b Clarke 4 W. Giles, b Rose...................... 20 b R o s e .................. 8 Rev. L. Smith, b Rose .. 5 b Clarke •. .. 3 A. Spooner, c Al. Waterer, b Rose.................... 1 absent A. Dabow, b Rose........................2 b R ose................... 3 E. Faggeter, b Clarke.. .. 0 n o to u t.. •• .. 3 A. Risby, not ou t.. . . .. 0 b Clarke .. .. Extras .. .. ,. .. 8 Extras .. .. 8 Total ..................51 Total.. .. 33 RUGBY SCHOOL. May 15, at Ragby, v. Trinity College, Oxford May 22, at Rugby, v. Brazenose College, Oxford May 27, at Rugby, v. Balliol College, Oxford May 29, at Rugby, v. University College, Oxford June 10, at Rugby, v. Oriel Collage, Oxford • June 16 & 17, at Rugby, v. Free Foresters June-19'ft 20, at Rugby, v. Old Rugbeians June i 7 ft 28, at Rugby, v. Rugby Club July 7 ft 8 , at Rugby, v. Butterflies July 30 ft 31, at Lord’s, v. Marlborough College August 1& 2, at Lord's, v. M.C.C. ft G. UXBRIDGE CLUB. May 14, at Uxbridge, v. Cresconts- May 17, at Uxbridge, v. King’s College Hospital May 24, at Uxbridge, v. Kensington Park May 81, at Windsor, v. Home Park June 2, Bank Holiday, at Uxbridge, v. Oaklands June 7, at Ealing, v.Ealing June 14, at Uxbridge, v. Old Carthusians June 18, at Uxbridge, v. Hendon June 21, at Uxbridge, v. Harrow June 25, at Hampstead, v. Hampstead June 28, at Uxbridge v.Lulworth Lobsters, July 9, at Uxbridge, v. Stygians July 16, at Shepperton, r. Shepporton July 19, at Marlow,v. Marlow July 26,at Ttxbridge, v. Mr. A.Gilbey’s XI. July 80, at Uxbridge, v. M.C.C. ft G. August 2, at Uxbridge, v. Hampstead Augusts, Bank Holiday, at Uxbridge, v. Crescents August 18. at Uxbridge, v. Marlow August 20, at Uxbridge, v. Ealing August 23, at Wooburn House, v. Mr. A! Gilbej’s XI Sept. 6 , at Henley, v. Henley .........................