Cricket 1884

114 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, may 1 5 , i884. in 1880, though his action in this matter did not prevent his selection by the authorities at Lord’s to represent the Players against the Gentlemen. In 188*2 he was hardly in his best form, and last year an injury to his hand prevented his participation in the earlier matches of Notts. During August, though, he was in his very best form, and two of his innings were worthy of special mention. The stand he made with Mills at the Oval against Surrey at the close of the Nottingham innings was one of the best displays of the season, and he followed up a very well got score of ninety-two not out with one of a hundred against Gloucester­ shire a few weeks later. When in his best form Selby is a very dangerous batsman. He has good defence with plenty of hit all round, and as he never lacks confidence he will make runs when they are most wanted. In the field he has no superiors, as he is very quick, a sure catch, and covers a great amount of ground. He has, too, at times been of some slight use as a ohange bowler. A few years ago Selby was one of the best professional sprinters in England. He was twice placed in a Sheffield Handicap, and had in his time few superiors up to a hun­ dred and twenty yards. BOW & BROMLEY INSTITUTE. FIRST ELEVEN. May 10, at Forest Gate, y . Elms May 17, at Forest Gate, v. Olympic May 24, at Forest Gate, v. Dalston Albert May 29, at Honor Oak, v. Star May 81, at Forest Gate, v. Waterlow & Sons Juno 2, at Forest Gate, v. City Warehouses June 7, at Clapton, v. Lower Clapton Jvne 14, at Upton, v. Ariel June 18, at Ilford, v. Ilford June 21, at Forest Gate, v. Romford June 28, at Forest Gate, v. Shakespearo June 80, at Romford, v. Romford July 1, at Brentwood, v. Brentwood July 2, at Chelmsford, v. Chelmsford July 8 , at Witham, v. Witham July 4, at Maldon, v. Maldon July 5, at Edmonton, v. Edmonton July 10, at Forest Gate, v. Star July 12, at Forest Gate, v. Leyton July 19, at Forest Gate, v. St. Lukes July 26, at Forest Gate, v. Dalston Albert August 2, at Champion Hill, v. Champion Hill August 4, at East Barnet, v. Cockfosters August 9, at Forest Gate, v. Lower Clapton August 16, at West Ham Park, v. Elms August 20, at Forest Gate, v. Ilford August 23, at West Ham Park, v. Dreadnought August 30, at Tufnell Park, v. Dartmouth Park Sept. 6 , at Clapton, v. Shakespeare Sept. 13, at Forest Gate, v. Champion Hill Sept. 20, at Romford, v. Romford SECOND ELEVEN. May 10, at West Ham Park, V. St. Mary’s June 7, at Forest Gate, v. Lower Clapton June 14, at Forest Gate, v. Carlingford July 5, at Forest Gate, v. Edmonton July 12, at Leyton, v. Leyton Augusts, at Forest Gate, v. Champion Hill August 9, at Clapton, v. Lower Clapton August 16, at Forest Gate, v. Carlingford August 30, at Forest Gate, v. Dartmouth Park Sept. i3, at Champion Hill, v. Champion Hill J F P v $ C 0 ^ E v B 0 0 K . ST. GEOEGE’S v. TOOTING UNITED Played at Balham on May 10. S t . G e o r g e ’ s H. M. Miller, b Heath 3 A. Hillen,c Lawrence,b ” 0 W. B. Hind,b Heath.. A.T.Granger, o Brewin, b Hall .................. A. Constanduros, b W. H a ll .......................... A. Cutler, c W. Hall, b Heath.......................... B .......................... REIGATE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. May 17, at Reigate, 1st X I. v. XX II. of the School May.24, at Reigate, v. Park House May 28, at Reigate, v. Wallington Grammar School * May 31, at Dorking, v. Cotmandene Lodge Juno2, at Reigate, Members of Reigate v. Members of Redhill June 4, at Reigate, v. Whitgift Middle School June 7, at Reigate, V. Reigate Priory Auxiliary * June 11, at Reigate, v. St. David’s June 18, at Reigate, v. Park House June 21, at Reigate, v. Old Boys * June 25, at Reigate, v. Cotmandene Lodge July 2, atDuppas Hill, v. Whitgift Middle School July 5, Athletic Sports in the School Grounds * July 9, at Reigate, v. St. David’s July 12,at Reigate, v. Reigate Priory Auxiliary July 26, at Reigate, v. Old Boys July 30, at Reigate, v. Wallingtoa Grammar School * 2nd XI matches.J W. Hall H.Thompson, c Young, b W. H all..................0 A. G. West, not out .. 18 R. Richardson, b W. H a ll ..........................5 A. Williams, b Heath 0 S. W West, run out .. 1 Total . T o otin g U jtited . Fitzgerald, b A.G.West 2 Husband,b A. G. West 1 Pay, b Riohardson .. 1 Lawrence,c S.W.West, b Richardson .. .. 2 L, Hall, b Richardson 6 Heath,c Hillen, bRich- ardson .................. 6 T otal....................21 W. Hall, b Richardson Genner, o Thompson,b Richardson ., Clark,c Constanduros,b S .W .W est .. .. Brewin, not out .. Worsfold,b Richardson STYGIANS v. ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL (LEATHERHEAD.) Played at Leatherhead on May 10. Pacey bowled 45 balls for 4 runs and 8 wickets. S ty g ia n s . W. A. Raphael, b Pacey Newington, c Har­ greaves, b Penley .. F. E. Foa, b Pacey .. H.W.Ricketts.b Penley Lawrence, b Pacey .. Rev. F. W, Haynes, b Pacey.......................... C. S. Hunter, b Pacey C. H. Trimmer,not out Goodwin, b Pacey W.E.Blackwell, bPacey C. Henley, sub,b Pacey E x tras.................. T otal. S t . J oh n ’ s S chool . A. W. Stewart, c sub.b R ick e tts ..................90 E.H.W.Leachman,lbw, b Blackwell .. .. 73 S. Brutton, c Foa, b Ricketts .. W. S. Penley, st Foa, b R ic k e tts .................. W. C. Symes, b Rev. F. W. Haynes .. Rev. W. P. Rigg, bRev. F. W. Haynes .. .. 14 11 20 J.Y.Pearson,stRaphael, b Rer. F. W. Haynes 29 C.W.Grinstead, c Hun­ ter, b F oa..................16 W.Hargreaves, not out 6 H. Le Boeuf, b Foa .. 8 Pacey, c and b Foa .. 0 E x tr a s ..................51 T otal..................316 WOODFORD WELLS v.DREADNOUGHT^ Played at Woodford on May 10* W oodford W e l l s . E. C. Palmer, not out 98 S.E. Palm er,notout.. 17 L.H. Gunnery, b Sayer 68 W. W Tween, c and b Alroid. John Blows, retired.. 50 B 11, w 7, n b 1 .. 19 T otal.. .261 TRAFALGAR v. CLYDE. Played at Brown’s Ground, Nunhead, on May 10. C l y d e . C.Parker,b A.Pottinger 0 Arnold, b Moorhouse.. 20 Mallet, b Moorhouse.. 1 H. Verrier, not out .. 4 H.Stebbings,cHunter,b Moorhouse .. .. 3 B 4, lb4, w 1 .. 9 H.Panter, b Moorhouse 0 E . Parker, b Moorhouse 4 H. Blake, c Buttler, b Hunter ..................37 W. Barker, c Draper, b Moorhouse .. .. 0 Holdcroft,b Moorhouse 1 Lepper, c Hunter, b A. Pottinger.................. 9 Total. 88 H. J.Hunter, b W.Par- ker .......................... 0 F. Denniss, not out .. 81 A. Pottinger, b Panter C.Barwick,b W. Parker G. Draper,c Stebbings, b W. Parker .. .. T.Moorhouse, b Panter T r a f a lg a r . J. W. Bamber,c E.Par- ker, b W. Parker .. H. W. Humphreys, not 1 out .......................... 7 W 8 , n b 1 .. .. T otal..................54 H. Sheaf, G. H. Buttler, and G. Pottinger did not bat. GRANVILLE (LEE) 2 nd X I. v. PLACE'. ELIOT Played at Blackheath on May 10. G r a n v ille . S. Jerrard, b Lacey .. 0 H. Deed, b Lacey .. 3 F. Edwards, run o u t.. 8 J. Yeoman, b Lacey .. 8 P. P. Webb, c Valen­ tine, b Lacey .. .. 7 A. Lindley, 1 b w, b Brown ..................23 W. E. Moxon, h w, b Lacey.................. .. 4 E lio t P l a c e . F. Wilson, b Brown . F. Tolley, b Lacey , R. Crusoe, o and Brown ................ F. Watson, not out , B 8 , 1-b 1 .. , Total , 0 y i 10 10 9 , 75 S. Valentine, b LindB. F. Gordon, b Yeo­ ley .......................... 5 man .......................... 3 H. Crusoe, b Yeoman.. 1 Rollins, not out .. 9 F. H. Lacey, b Yeoman 33 E. Townsend, b Yeo­ F. Pickard, st Webb, b man .......................... 2 8 C. Hay, b Yeoman .. 2 L. Roper, b W ilson .. 11 B 12,1-b 1 .. .. 13 S. Brown, o Moxon, b — Y e o m a n ................... 5 87 L. Borwick, c Tolley, b 0 GBANVILLE (LEE) v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Lee on May 10. G r a n v ill e . junr., b J. Wilson, Dollar .................. W. L. Pierce, b Dollar W. Edwards, c Cutler, b Dollar ..................80 H. S. Dominy, c and b Bradley ..................11 P. B. Banks, b Dollar 7 A. Taylor, b Walker .. 6 P, H.Lockhart, not out 25 H am pstead . 2 E. A. Ferry, c Dollar, b Walker .................. J. Jackson, run out .. E.M. Rogers, b Bradley C. M. Moore, b Bradley B 6 ,1 b 5, w 2, n bl T otal..................107 F. A. R. Doyle, tb E dw ards ....................3 C. F. Doll, b Edwards 12 S.D.Fairless,b Jackson 5 W.J. Cutler, bEdwards 18 F. Alford, o Taylor, b Jackson ..................1 P. Dollar, o Ferry, b E dw ards.................. 2 A. M. Bradley, c Ferry, b Jackson .................. H. R. Walker, b Jack­ son .......................... G. H. C.Lea, c Taylor, b Jackson .. .. C. R. Lowe, not out .. B l, 1 b 1 .. .. T o ta l..................58 BECKENHAM v. GUINEA PIGS Played at Beckenham on May 10. G u in e a P ig s . Second Innings. First Innings. N.Morice,c Inglis,b Cross­ key .................................. 0 J. Vincent, b Crosskey .. 7 F. H. Stevens, bGripper.. 8 E. C. Evelyn, b Gripper.. 17 H. Wetton, b Green .. 19 C. C. Drew, b Gripper .. 0 J. L. Nickisson, b Barry.. 14 H. G. Atkinson,c Gulliver, b Crosskey ..................4 W. W. Drew, c Inglis, b Green ..........................1 C. H. Vincent, not out .. 1 B 5,1 b 8 , w 1 .. .. 9 not out .................. 23 not o u t ...................32 run o u t .................. 0 o Bowden,b Gripper 5 b B a r r y .................. b G r e e n .................. B 6 , 1b 2, n b 1 Total .. .. 80 B eck en h am . Total .. ..7 8 M. P. Bowden, b C. H. Vincent .................. 2 G.H.Collier,c C.H.Vin- cent, b M orice.. .. 3 G.J. Gulliver, b Morice 27 E. Crosskey,cC.C.Drew, b J. Vincent .. .. 10 D. Barry, c Moricc, b C. H. Vincent .. .. 4 A. M. Inglis, c and b Morice ..................87 J. T. do Z. Collier, b Wetton ........................ 9 T. J. Green, bMorice 12 E.J.Gripper, b Nickis­ son . . ........................4 N.L.Paliologus,bNickis- son ................................ 0 Turner,not out .. ..1 1 B 10,1b 8 .. ..1 8 T otal....................137 C ric k e t .— A song written and composed by J. H. Smith, and dedicated to A. N. Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers ©f the national British game.” — Era. Post free, 18 stamps of author, 12, Clifton-street, Wolverhampton.—Advt.