Cricket 1884

m a y is, 1884. CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECOBD OP THE GAME, 123 UNIVERSITY ELEVEN v. FRESHMEN. SIXTEEN Some heavy scoring was the result of this match played in the Parks at Oxford on Thursday last and two following days. In all 879 were scored for forty wickets, an average of 22 runs for each batsman. The feature of the match was the brilliant bat­ ting of Mr. A. R. Cobb, the Winchester captain of 1883. He played splendid cricket in both innings. His second score of 190 was a magnificent performance. He only gave one difficult chance, and that when he had made 110. This is, it is said, the largest innings as yet made on the ground in the Parks. In the first innings of the Fresh­ men E. Money-Wigram took seven wickets for 73 runs. Otherwise there was little worthy of note in the bowling. The game was drawn. T h e S ix te e n . E. D. Shaw, c Grant- Asher, b Page .. .. 50 H. B. Tristram, b Page 17 T. C. O’Brien, lb w, b Bastard ..................93 F. W. Terry, b Nicholla 24 J. H. Barmby,b Nicholla 1 L. D. Hildyard, c and b P a g e .......................... 86 R. H. Pemberton, st Kemp, b Nicholls .. 31 G. W. Ricketts,c Kemp, b Nicholls..................20 E. Money-Wigram, b N ich o lls..................15 C. J. M. Godfrey, b N ic h o lls .................. 6 A. L. Stewart, c Key, b Bastard ..................1 C. L. Hickley, not out 19 J. F. Hastings, st Kemp, b Bastard..................5 E. Lushington, b N ic h o lls ..................2 W. Gray, b Nicholia .. 10 H. O. Whitby, sfc Kemp, b Nicholla..................1 B 21,1 b 9, n b 1 ..8 1 Total ..412 T h e S ix t e e n . First Innings. M. C. Kemp, c Stewart, b Hickley .. . ................7 T. R. Hine-Haycock, b Gray 21 A. R. Cobb, c Terry, b Whitby ..........................10 H. Brain, c Hastings, b G r a y ..................................9 W. E. Bolitho, b Whitby .. 0 A. G. Grant-Asher, c Lush­ ington, b Godfrey .. ..8 0 K. J. Key, c Hickley, b Godfrey .................. .. 22 H. V. Page, b Money-W igram 1 E. H. Buckland, not out .. 5 E. W. Bastard, b Money- Wigram ..........................1 B. E. Nicholls, b Godfrey .. 12 First Innings. Second Innings. 6 c and b Stevart.. 6 b Bastard 9 E. H. Buckland (New), c and b B a sta rd ........................-. T. C O’Brien (New Inn Hall), c Hine-Haycock, b Money-Wigram.................. K. J. Key (Oriel), c Grant- ^sher, b Money-Wigram . H. Brain (Oriel), run out 27 A R. Cobt (New), c Page, b Money-Wigram..................51 L. D. Hildyard (Magdalen), b S tew a rt..........................12 F.T.Higgins (Christ Church) b Monep-Wigram .. R H. Pemberton (New), run out .................................. 8 C. F. Bunbury (Keble), b Money-Wigram.................. 0 G. W. Ricketis (Oriel), 1b w, b P age................................. 11 F. M. Ingram (Magdalen]* b Btslard ..........................5 .1 b w, b W igram.. O. Wynne (Keble), c Hine- Haycock, b Barmby.. .. 19 A. S. Blair (Brasenose). c Barmby, b Money-Wig am 18 H. T. Hewett (Trinity), not out......................................... 2 H. O. Whitby (Lincoln), c Kemp, b Money-W igram B. E. Nicholls(Magdalen), c Kemp, b Barmby .. B 1,1b 5 .................. 16 I b w, b Stewart 19 b Bastard .. .. 42 b Page .. ' . .190 c Hine-Haycock, b Barmby.. .. 43 7 1b w, b Bastard.. 1 c and b Barmby.. 18 c Kemp, b Money- Wigram .. c Kemp, b Money- Wigram .. .. 8 0 b Bastard .. c Hine-Haycock, b Stewart.. .. b Bastard .. not out.................. 0 B 12, lb 3 15 T o t a l..................214 T h e E l e v e n , Total.. . .8^5 r T. R. Hine-Haycock (New), b Whitby .. 7 H. B. Tristram (Hert­ ford), c Brain, b N ic h o le ..................12 A. G. Grant-Asher (Brasenose), c Bun- bnry, b Buckland .. 85 M. C. Kemp (Hertford) c Nicholls, b Blair.. 12 H. V. Pane (Wadham), b Back land .. .. 9 F. J. Barmhy (Mngla- Jen), c Cobb, b Buck­ land ..........................45 E. I). Sha*r (Oriel), b N ic h o lls .................. 11 W. E. T. Bolitho (Trinity), run ont .. 48 E. Monev - Wigram (0*ie>). bK ey .. .. 0 A. L. Stewart (Magda­ len), not out .. .. 19 E. W . Bastard (Wad­ ham), b Ni hulls .. 0 B 2, 1b 8 ..................5 T h e E le v e n . Second Inninga. c Hildyard, b Lush­ ington .. .. 5 run out .. .. 9 c Shaw, b Money- Wigram .„ .. 3 c Gray, b Money- Wigram .y .. 2 c Ricketts, b Gray 53 c Money-Wigram, b Lushington.. 0 BATTERSEA v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played on the ground of the former on Saturday, May 10th. The principal feature of the game was the batting and bowling of G. Giffen and A, Bannerman, of the Austra­ lian team; against the home eleven. C it y R am b le r s . A. Bannerman, c Stevens, b Mossop .. 10 G. Giffen, c Mossop, b Wilkinson..................( C. Crowther, b Wilkin­ son .......................... J. Henderson,bStevens 18 Elliott, b Stevena Semple, b Wilkinson 0 B a tte r se a . R. Hunt,b Bannerman 10 W. Orchard, c Bee, b Dempsey, b Mossop . T. Cocks, o Thomas, Wilkinson .. . W. Bee, run ou t.. . Fricker, not out .. . Smyden, b Thomaa . E x t r a s ................ Total 1 3 7 15 ..147 B 2, w 1, n b 2 Total 1b w, b Barmby.. 1G not out. . . . .. 55 b Hildyard .. .. 4 1 b w, b Money- Wigram .. .. 6 c Lushington, b O’Brien .. .. 5 B 6 , lb 5, w 8 , nb 2 16 F. Brown, c & b Giffen 18 F. Stevens, c Semple, b Giffen..........................3 W. Crocker, b Banner­ man .................. .. 5 T. Wilkinson, c Crow­ ther, b Bannerman 2 B. Thomas, b Giffen .. 0 M. Moasop, b Giffen .. 0 Bannerman .. .. 7 H. Thomaa, b Banner­ man .......................... 0 J. Horsley, not out .. 2 E. Smith, b Giffen .. 1 E x tra a ..................7 Total .. ..5 3 ..123 Total ..174 OLD TRAFFORD v. KERSAL. Played at Old Trafford on May 10. O ld T ra ffo r d . H. A. Fothergill, b 8 Bromley .. .. C. Alexander, b Ciart- a id e .......................... A. Rhodes, b T. P. Shelmerdine .. H. V. Fothergill, c T. Shelmerdine,bBrom- B. Gravea, b Gart- s i d e .......................... H.V. Hooper, c Bouchier, b F. Shel­ merdine .................. W. Rogers, o F. Shel­ merdine, b Stanley G. S. Paul, c F. Shel­ merdine, b Stanley H. Davies, c T. P. Shelm 6 rdine,bBrom- loy .. T. F. Bleackley, b G artBide.................. .. 63 CHIGWELL GRAMMAR SCHOOL (2nd X I.) v. BRUCE CASTLE (2 nd XI.). Played at Chigwell on Saturday -y May 10th, and resulted in a victory for Chigwell Gram­ mar School by 14 runs. C h io w e ll . First Innings. Smith, raa., run out .. Tarbutton, b Usborne Watkins, ma., run out Bram ’ey-Moore, b Us­ borne .......................... Soper, ma., b Vargas Dunn, b Vargas Waterland, mi., b Var­ gas .......................... Flick, b Vargas .. Ward, ma., not out .. Acres, b Vargaa Johnson, b Vargas .. Total 37 ley N. (J. Schon, not ou t.. 6 E x t r a s ..................15 Total 22 K er sa l . E. W. Killick, b Rhodea 9 |A. Stones, b Rhodea . A. R. M. Bourchier, b P a u l..........................1 T. P. Shelmerdine, b Rhodea ..................20 E. Stanley, b Rhodes 8 ..145 j J. G. Garteide, not out Extraa .................. 47 BROOKFIELD v. BUOKHUBST HILL. Played at Highgate on May 10. B ro ok field . Walker, b Total ..2)6 In the second innings, T. R. Hine-Haycock scored not out, 2 1 ; Total, 71. M. C. Kemp, not out, 42 ; Exiree, H T. E ELEVEN v. THE SIXTEEN. NEXT This match, begun on Monday, ended yesterday in a win for the Sixteen by an in­ nings and 115 runs. Score;— o G. Goodsir, b Hants H. Aste, b Allport W. H. Wheeler, b S h e ld o n .................. T. M. Farmiloe, c and b H a n t s .................. H. Harrisa, b Sheldon M. Lea, b Hants.. .. E. H. Lea, b Hants .. B u ckh vrst H ill. C. E. W. Savill, b W h eoler..................0 A. Nichols, b M Lea .. 0 B. L. Allport, c aud b W h e e le r.................. 6 J. J. Sheldon, bM. Lea 8 R. W. Muir, c and b M. Lea ................, 7 A. Breeze, b Wheeler.. 0 F. Cook, Hants ..................U H. Webster, b Sheldon 10 F. E. Quartley, c R. W. Smith, b Hants .. 8 E. Swain, not out .. 0 B 3,1 b 3 .. .. 6 Total .. .. 54 W. Sworder, c and b M. Lea .................. H. Hants, c Quartlcy, b Al. L e a .................. C. Walker, run ont .. H. Smiih, b M. Lea .. R. W. Smith, not out B 10, 1b 8 , w2 In the Second Innings Smith scored (lb w, b Var gar) 5, T^rbotton (c Hall, b Usborne' 13, Watkins (no out) 83. Bramley-Moore (not out) 10, extraa 14—Tota- 75. B r u c e C astlk S chool . Stacey, b Smith .. Atkins, b Watkins Usborne, b Watkina .. Haynes, b Bramley- Mcore .................. Vargaa, b Watkina .. Vigers, b Watkins Hall, b Watkins .. .. Garton, b Dunn.. .. Bowen, b Watkina .. Yaldwyn, not out .. Langren, b Watkin 8 .. B .......................... Total .. .. I n answer t > A. E. H., t! e Australians, we believe, will play an Eleven of England, ou the Aston Lo -vor Grounds, at Birmingham. MERCHAJNT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL. May 6 , at Charterhouse Square, Classical v. Modern May 7, at Willesden Gretn.v.University College School M.iy 10, at Oval, v. Burlington May 14, at Willesden Green, v. Stygians May 17, at Isleworth, v. International College May 21, at Willeaden Green, v Blackheath Prop. School Muy 24, at Charterhouse Square v. Stoics May 2b, at Willeaden Green, v. Mill Hill School May 31, at Willesden Green, v. Law Club June 4, at Willesd«n Green, v. Christ’s Coll., Finchley June7,at Willtsden Green, v. S\ Paul’s School June 12, at Chelmsford, v. Chelmsford June 13, at Eashiug, v. Bashing June 14, at Plaistow, v. Plaistow June 16, at Charterhouse Square, v. Surrey C. & G. June 17, at Bedford, v. Bedford Grammar School June 18, at Willeaden Green,v. Hon. Artillery Company June 21, at Charterhouse Square, v. Mr.W.J. Scoit’sXI. June 25, at Charterhouse Sq.t v. Mr. C.I.Thornton’s XJ. June 28, at Willesden Green, v. St. Thomas’ Hohpitul July 2, at Blackheath, v. Blackheath Prop. School July 5,atHighgate, v. Highgate Sehool July 9, at Finchley, v. Christ’s College, Finchley July 1*2, at Chartei house Square, v. M.C.C. & O. July 16, at Charterhouse Square, v. Burlington July 19, at Willesden Green, v. Plaistow July 23, at Charterhouse Square, v. Old Carthusians July 25, at Charterhouse Square, v. Ola Boys T he Austr; lia-ns have ture, v. Leicestershire, July 14, 15, and 16. made anotl.er fix- at Leicester, on