Cricket 1884

MAY 15, 1884. CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 119 HON. ARTILLERY CO. y. OLD KENSINGTON. Played at Head-quarters, Finsbury, on May 10 . O ld K ensington . Underhill, c Jacks, b Crook.......................... Boardman, b Jacks .. Sears, b Jacks .. Middleton, b Clarke .. Gaily, c Crook, b Jacks F. Barnes, b .Tacks .. Kirton, b Jacks .. S. Barnes, not out .. 1 Bovis.b Jacks .. .. 1 Miall, b Jacks .. .. 0 Williams, c Simpson, b C la rk e ..................0 B 3, 1b 1 .. .. 4 T ota l..................29 H on . A r t il l e r y C o . Private Jacks, bBarnes 4 Sergt. Major Simpson, b Boardman .. .. 20 Gunner Prendergast, st Gaily, b Barnes .. 0 Private Winter, b Underhill .. .. v. 25 Private H. Pocock, re­ tired hurt.................. 8 PrivateCrook, bBarnes 12 Private Taylor, c Boardman, b Undei- H i l l .......................... 4 Private Russell,not out 13 Gunner Bruce, b Barnes .. .. Private Clarke, 1 b w, b B a rn e s.................. Lieut. Reynolds, b Barnes I .................. B 6 , I b l, w 3 .. Total , .101 TRAFALGAR v. UPPER CLAPTON. Tlayed at Tottenham on May 10. T r a fa l g a r . Second Innings not out not out First Innings. H. B. Gripper, b S. Scott 51 W. Single, c Thorpe, b Scott..................................0 P. Freeman, b S. Scott .. 3 . C. E. Wallace, bS. Scott.. 4 W. Pedley,b Willocks .. 0 II. F»x, c Johnson, b S h a ck le .................. A. L. Foley, st Thorpe, b S h a ck le..........................0 R. R. Norton, not out .. 5 b S. Scott J.R.T.Robertson.cThorpe, b S. Scott..........................0 A. Freeman, b S. Scott .. 4 W. D. Wallace, b S. Scott 12 lb w , b Scott.. L b l , w 2 ,n b l.. .. 4 B l , l b l , w 2 . . 7 b S. Scott. b Willocks b S. Scott Total. 90 Total .. U ppe r C lapto n . R.W.Thorpo,c Norton, b Wallace..................9 E . A. Johnson, c Gripper, b Freeman 0 S. Scott, run out .. 1 J. J. Willocks, c Foley, b Freeman .. .. 0 C. Shackle, c and b Wall ice ..................5 W . A. Scott, not out.. 19 J. R. Mason, c and b Wallace ..................2 C. C. Simpson, b Wal­ lace .......................... i .C. Taylor, b Wallace Rev. Hill, c Wallace, b Freeman.................. G. Meredith,c Wallace, b Freeman.................. B .......................... Total . CHLORIS v. LLOYD’S REGISTER. Played at Brixton on May 10. L loyd ’ s R e g is t e r . First Innings. E.C. Champness, c and b Lockyer..................0 C. F. Redman, c sub, b L n lm a n ..................2 F. F. Evans, b Lulman 4 R. W. Ayton, cPluraer, b Lockyer..................4 J. B. Taylor, b Warren 34 J.S. Ingram, b Lockyer 0 In the Second Innings Champness scored (c Warren, b Stapley) 4, Hand (b Stapley) 0, Jenkins (not out) 12, Ayton(b Stapley) 0, Scott (not out) 6 ; total 24. Loughborough, sub, b Lockyer .. A. Scott, b Lulman P. Jenkins, run out J. F. Hill, b Lockyer.. H. Hand, not out B 3,1 b 1 Total . C h lo r is . Stapley,b Evans.. Plumer, b Evans.. Ward, b Evans .. Lulman, b Taylor Stutley, b Taylor.. Lockyer, b Evans Warren,b Evans.. Harvey,b Taylor.. Galbraith, b Taylor .. 11 W. Rooke, sub, b Red­ man ..........................9 P. T. Rooke, sub, not on j ..........................5 B .......................... 6 T otal..................45 C R i e K E ¥ * f l T * C 7 i M B R I D G E . THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. Some promising form was shown in this match, begun at Cambridge last Friday and finished on the following day. 4In all 718 runs were scored for 27 wickets. To this the principal contributors were Greatorex, the Harrovian, Brutton, of Durham School, Porter, of Marlborough, Hon. C. M. Knatchbull-Hugessen and F. Marchant, of Eton, Amos, of Haileybury, and Toppin, of Ledburgh. The best bowling was that of M. H. Milner, the Wellington captain of 1883. In the two innings of Mr. Studd’s side he took twelve of the sixteen wickets at a cost of only 99 runs. The game was drawn. M r . S tdd d ’ s S id e . 20 First Innings. L. Oiford (Uppiugham and Clare),c Milner,b Richards 9 W. W. White (Norwich and Selwyn), b Marchant .. 19 T. Greatorex (Harrow and Trinity), st Amos, b Mil­ ner ..............................47 E. B. Brutton (Durham and Jesus), c Milner, b Richards .......................... A. Butcher (Mill Hill and Clare), c Richards, b Suttliery .................. A. L. Porter (Marlborough and Trinity), c Haviland, b Milner ......................79 J. F. Kearsey (Repton and Corpus) b Milner .. .. 3 . A. Jjhnstone (Rossall and Clare), b Milner...............2 T. VY. Blenkircn (Charter­ house and Trinity), b M ilner..............................11 B. A. F. Grieve (Harrow and Trinity), c KnatchbuJl- Hugessen, b Milner.. .. 0 J. H. Swinstead (City of London and Catherine), b Milner................................5 J. E. K. Studd (captain), not out .......................... B 14,1 b 7, w 1, n b 1 .. Second Innings. b Milner .. .. 10 c Marchant, b Milner .. .. 3 c Richards, b Milner .. ..1 7 21 b Milner .. .. 40 not out..................24 c Kuatchbull - Hugessen, b Milner .. .. 1 not out.................. 2 3 Total ..242 B 15, w 2 .. 17 Total.. ..114 M r . W r ig h t ’ s S id e . F. E. Rowe (Marl­ borough andTrinity) c Greatorex, b B r u tto n ..................15 A. M. Sutthery (Oundle and Jesus), 1 b w, b B r u tto n ..................1 Hon. C. M. Knatchbull- Hugessen (Eton and King’*), c Butcher, b Grieve ..................89 F. Marchant (Eton & Trinity), b Swin­ stead ..........................44 H. F. Reed (Taunton and Queen’s),run out 16 M. H. Milner (Wel­ lington and Trinity,), b Brutton..................10 A. C. Richards (Eton and Jesus),b Brutton 3 H. M. G. Amos (Hailey­ bury and Caius) not out ..........................63 J. H. Roberts (Up­ pingham and Jesus), 1b w, b Grieve.. .. 0 F. H. Haviland (Win­ chester and Pem­ broke) b Brutton .. 0 C. Toppin (Ledburgh and St. John’s), c and b Greatorex .. 51 C. W. Wright (capt.), c Kearsey, b Grieve 36 B 25,1 b 7, n b 2 34 Total .. ..362 THE SENIORS’ MATCH. Tho match between two sides of Seniors, captained by Messrs. J. E. K. Studd and C. W. Wright, ended on Thursday in a victory for the former by 49 runs. Spme good bat­ ting was shown by Bainbridge, Eaton and Lees. Some fair bowling, too, was done, particularly by Duthoit and Rock. In Mr. Studd’s second innings Lees took four wickets for seven runs. M r . J. E. K. S tudd ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. H. W. Bainbridge (Trinity), b Mirehouse ..................10 b R ock...................83 E. P. Spurway>(Trinity), run out ..........................0 cSanderson.bRock 21 H. Eaton (Trinity ),0 run ont 25 c Wright, b Rock 81 C. E. Broughton (Cains), b Rock .. .. ..................7 c & b Mirehonso.. 15 F. G. J. Page (Caius), c San- c Baines, b San­ derson, bDorman .. ..1 4 derson .. .. 2 A. J. Polhill-Turner, (Trinity Hall), b Rock .. 2 c and b Rock .. 5 C. E. Lownds (Caius), b Sanderson..........................0 b L e e s ......................19 C. H. Leaf (Trinity), b Rock 0 notout..................0 H. B. Peele (Jesus), not out 6 b Dorman .. .. 17 H. Duthoit (Caius), c & b R o c k ..................................1 c & b Lees .. .. 0 C. H. Moline (Jesus), st Wright, b Sanderson .. 15 c Wright, b Lees 0 J. E. K. Studd (Trinity) (capt.), b R o ck ..................3 c Dorman, b Lees 0 B 7,1 b 1, w 1 .. .. 9 B 9 ,1 b 2, n b 1 12 Total ................ 92 Total ..155 M r . C. W. W right ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. P. M. Lucas (Jesus),st Page, b D u th o it..........................4 c & b Duthoit .. 23 M. T. Baines (Trinity Hall), b Peele..................................2 b Peele...................1 D. G. Spiro (Trinity Hall), b Peele................................. 8 b Duthoit .. .. 2 J. Lees (Jesus), b Peele .. 39 b Duthoit .. .. 10 C. W. Rock, st Page, b Duthoit .. 15 c & b Moline .. 22 C. E. Lewis (Corpus), b Duthoit ..........................0 c Duthoit, b Peele 2 H. C. Tindall, b Duthoit .. 4 b Bainbridge .. 4 L. Sanderson (Trinity),.run out ................................13 b Bainbridge .. 4 A. W. Dorman (Corpus), c and b Moline ..................1 c Eaton, b Moline 4 G. T. Mirehouse (Jesus), b P e e le .................................0 n otou t.. .. .. 0 G. H. Hardwicke (Clare), st Page, b ‘M oline.................. 5 c Studd,b Duthoit 4 C. W. Wright (Trinity) c Spurway, b (capt.), not o u t ..................3 Dnthoit' ;. .. 6 B 4, lb 3..........................7 B 10, w 5 ..1 5 Total ............... 101 Total .. 97 SPENCER CLUB. May 3, at Home, v. Brixton Wanderers * May 3, at East Molcsey, v. East Molesey May 10, at Catford Bridge, v. Private Banks May 14, at Windsor, v. Homo Park May 17, at Home, v. South Wimbledon * May 17, at Barnes, v. Cleveland May 24, at Horae,v. Clapham Mav 81, at Home, v. Heathfield * May 81, at Wandsworth Common, v. Heathfield June 2, at Home, v. Crystal Palace Eng. Sch. June 7, at Horae, v. Lyncombe June 7, at Barnes, v. Cleveland June 14, at Tooting, v. Fairfield * June 14, at Upper Tooting, v. Stormont June 21, at Dulwich, v. Ibis * June 21, at Home, v. Latisanne June 28, at Wandsworth Common, v. Heathfield * June 28, at Home, v. Heathfield July 5, at Home, v. Ibis July 12, at Upper Tooting, v. Clapham * July 12, at Home, v. Ibis July 19, at East Molesey, v. East Molesey * July 19, at Home, v. Lausanne July 26, at Home, v. Cleveland * July 26, at Dulwich, v. Ibis Aug. 4, at Home, v. South Wimbledon Aug. 9, at Dulwich, v. Lausanne * Aug. 9, at Home, v. Cleveland Aug. 16, at Home, v. Lausanno Aug. 23, at Home, v. Fairfield Aug. 80, at Brixton, v. Brixton Wanderers * Aug. 30, at Upper Tcoting, v. Stormont * Second Eleven Matches. Si. Ivo and t h e A s h e s .— A correct, true, particular, and humorous history of the Hon. Ivo Bligh’s Campaign in Australia, with eleven comic illustratious, full page. Post free, Is. Id. To be had of W . R. Wright, Office of C k ic k e t, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons.