Cricket 1884

186 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 12, 1881. slightest mistake might have been fatal to the Gentlemen, was worthy of the highest praise. He is a very free bat, with great powers of hitting. He has, too, great strength of wrist, which he uses to the best effect, and on % fast wicket is very dangerous, his off- driving, in particular, being very hard and clean. He is, perhaps, rather too anxious to make runs at the start, and would be even seen to better advantage with a little more defenoe and care when the ground is at all slow. Though, at times, rather in­ clined to be slack, he is an excellent field anywhere, and a safe catch. JFflEvgC 0 I^E:B 00 K. Stores of matches must reach us by First Delivery on Tuesday morning, or they will have to wait till the following week. Pre­ ference will be given to the scores of Clubs arranging for the insertion of their matches throughout the season. One Shilling must be sent with each Score. ST. MARK'S v. ST. JAMES’ (HIGH­ BURY.) Played at Highbury Quadrant on May 31. S t . J am es ’, H. Biddle, c Jackson, b Robertson .. .. 31 F. Couf'h, c Beverly, b W esteott..................13 F. W. Wilks, b West­ cott ..........................6 E. Abbott, 1 b w, b Woodman..................17 J. C. Verwayen, b Rob­ ertson..........................21 R, M. Hartley, c Ibbs, b Westcott .. . . 1 1 G. Fryer, b Robertson 20 A. Odgers, b Westcott 10 F.Goodlake.b Westcott 0 E. Shanks, not out .. 7 J. Henderson, b Rob­ ertson .......................... 4 B 15,1b 3 .. . . 1 8 T otal..................158 S t . M a r k ' s . G. E. Ibbs, not out .. G. Woodman, b Fiyer.. F. Jackson,b Fi ver .. B 3,1 b 2, w 1 .. J. R. Stacey, run ou t.. 4 ! A.Coates, b Henderson 8 F. Westcott, b Wilks.. 0 E. Beverley, c Good- lake, b Henderson .. 6 R.Robertson, c Abbott, b W ilk s ..................9 R. JO. Aralofc, G. Cjmpton. and A. H. Rasfc did not bat. Total . ST. MARK’S v. W. WOOD’S XI. Played at Pond Lane on May 29. W. W ood ’ s E leven . Schooling, c Jackson, b Westcott .. .. 0 B' ullett, st Palmer, b Robertson..................2 Allan, b Westcott .. 4 Jackson, c and b Rob­ ertson.. .. .. .. 1 Tate, b Westcott .. 4 S t . M ark ’ s . Tate, b 21 VToore, b Robertson Kilby, not ont Wood, b Robertson Wells, b Westcott J. Rose, run ont .. B 4 ,w l!.. Total . W. Palmer, Moore .................. F. Westcott, c and b Kilby.......................... R. Robertson, not out G. F,. Ibbs, b Kilby .. R. N. Hughes, b Kilby R. O. Amlot, b Tetley F. Jackson, b Wood .. G G. Compton, b Allan .. 8 A. H. Rust, c Wills, b Allan..........................io G. Woodman, c Kilby, b Wood ..................o R. Giiftithr, b Allan .. 0 B 11, w 1 ,. .. 12 Total . 78 EYERING v. ST. MARK’S. Played at Pond Lane on June 2. A n E asy S h av e , and in half tho ordinary time, by using A . S. L loyd ’ s EUXESIS, which requires neither soap, water, nor brush. Cool and refreshing to the most irritable skin. Invaluable to travellers. Sold in metal tubes, price Is. 6d., by A im e e L l o y d , Widow of A. S. Lloyd, 3, Spur Street, Leicester Square. N.B.—The genuine Euxesis bears the words “ Prepared only by his Widow,” in red ink, across labels.— ^ dyt. First Innings. Second Innings. A. Coates, b W. Boys 15 b W. Boys .. 3 F, Westcott, b W. Boys .. 0 b W. Boys .. 13 J. H. Stacey, b W. Boys.. 2 b W. Richardson .. 7 H. Robertson, b W. Rich­ ardson .......................... 4 b W.'Richa^dson .. 5 G. Beverley, b W. Boys .. 4 b W. Richardson .. 2 G. E. Ibbs,b H. Boys .. 12 lb w, b H. Boys .. 3 G. Woodman, c McCabe, b W. B oy s.......................... 4 c Hyde, b Richard­ son ......................... 4 R. O. Amlot, b H. Boys .. 0 b Richardson .. .. 4 H. Griffiths, 1 b w, b H. Boys................................. 0 b Richardson 3 F. Jackson, not ou t.. .. 5 b W. Boys .. 0 E. Compton, b W. Boys .. 2 5 7 B 11, 1b 5, w 2 18 Total .................. 55 Total .. 67 E ve r in g . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Adams, b Westcott 4 b Robertson 3 H. Turner, b Robertson.. 5 c Griffiths, b West- 0 A. Hyde, c Ibbs, b Robert­ son .................................. 0 b Robertson .. .. 2 H. Richardson, c Ibbs, b Robertson .................. 6 b Westcott .. .. 0 W. Richardson, c Griffiths, b Westcott .................. 0 b 'W estcott............. 5 H. Boys, c Robertson, b Westcotu.......................... 0 b Ibbs, b Stacey 17 McCabe, b W estc3tt.. 0 c Ibbs, b Westcott 3 W. Boys. b Robertson .. 0 b Robertson .. 4 E . Richardson, b Westcott 3 b Robertson .. 1 G. Richardson, c Ibbs, b Robertson .................. 0 0 E . Fordham, not out .. 1 b Robertson .. .. 0 B 7,1 b 2 .................. 9 B 5, lb 4 . . .. 9 Total.......................... 28 Total .. 41 ZOUAYE v. SHAMROCK. Played at Barnes on June 2. L. Verano.b F. Hughes 0 T. Hussey, c Withall, M. Newton, c Hughes, b B u tle r .................. 8 b Richardson 41 J. Hussey, st Withall, W. Newton,b Richardb B u tle r .................. 0 son .......................... 29 J. Fitzgibbon, b Butler 5 J. Newton, b Stevens 41 G. Buels, b Butler 1 E. J. Bird,b Stevens.. €3 W. J. King, b Butler.. 0 J. Samson, c Passmore, L. C. de Rozarie, not b Stevens .................. 0 3 W. Savage, c Melady, b B19, w l .. .. 20 Stevens .................. 0 — T o t a l..................211 S h am ro ck . H. Wiihall, b Bird .. 17 A. Melady,c T. Hussey, C. Stevens, b Bird .. 4 b Verano .. .. 1 F. Hughes, b Bird 1 T. Griffin, not out 2 F. Butler, b M. Newton 4 C. Melady, b Bird 0 J. Peacock, c Savage, b G. Hughes, b Eird .. 0 M. Newton 0 E. Gonzalez, c and b J. Passmore, st SamBird .. .. .. .. 0 son, b Verano.. .. 5 B 5,1 b 1 .................. 6 A. J. Griffin, b Verano 10 — W. Richardson, b T o t a l .................. 58 8 STYGIANS v. EWELL. Played at Ewell on May 24. S tygians . J. W. Vernon, run out 0 A. n. Newington,c and b Coote ..................0 H. S. Dominy, b Coote 11 J.B.Oakley, c Jarmon,b H o lla n d ..................22 A.B.Walford, b Coote.. 0 C. S. Hunter, b Coote.. 2 W. Sapte, run out .. 23 II. A. Trevanion, c nub., b Holland..................... 22 H. W. Ricketts, c and b Holland.................. F.H. Rehder, b Holland 2 W.Lawvence* not out.. 5 Extras .. .. .. 13 T otal...................103 J.Coppinger, b Walford 10 R. Mason, b Walford.. 36 R.Holland,b W alford.. 17 A. Tisdall, c Rehder, b Trevanion.. .. 0 C.Coote, lbw, b Ricketts 51 A.Holland,b Walford.. 16 W.Charman.c Dominy, b Trevanion .. .. 19 E w e l l . W. Belts, not out A. Kellick, b Walford.. 12 Bnxton, b Trevanion.. 0 Cutler, b Walford .. 0 Extras .. . Total . . 32 .224 STYGIANS v. PENGE. Played at Penge on May 31. P enge . b J W astef, c and Knott..........................44 W. II. Golds, c Bell, b C o b b o ld ..................0 S.Ray.c Drew, b Wilson 48 W.F. Cook, c Mullen, b Newington .. .. 0 J. Crippp, b Wilson .. 13 S.Wright, c andb W il­ son ..........................0 S tygians . C. M. Hilder, c and b C o b b o ld ...............1 W .M 03S, c Bell,b Knott 32 T Brown, not out .. 6 Capt. Barchard. c Wil­ son, b Cobbold.. .. 2 W. Watts, b Knott .. 0 E x tra s ...............2 T otal..................148 F.G.Knott.c and b Cook 0 j J. W.Vernon, b M oss.. 18 | W. W. Drew, run ou t.. 40 ' W. M. O.Wilson, b Ray 14 C.S.Hunter.lbw, b Ray 0 ; H .W .Pntt.b Wright.. Oj R.A.Coleridge, b R ay.. 5 i A. C. Cobbold, b Moss 24 I A. H. Newington, cand b Buxton . . . . P. Bridges, not ont S. Mullen, b Moss Extras .. Total , 11 . 1 . 0 . 16 .129 PILGRIMS v. ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL, RICHMOND. Played at Gloucester Road, Kingston Hill, on May 31. P ilg r im s . 0 5 F. Pittam. c Jones, b C orn w all..................3 P. Salisbury, b Jones.. 0 K. Gibson, b Jones .. 0 Yint, b Cornwall .. .. 11 E x tr a s ..................38 Hodges, b Buckland .. Adams, b Cornwall .. E. Salisbury, b Buck­ land .................. .. 8 J.C. Onley, b Buckland 0 C. Johnston, not ou t.. 39 G. C. Benson, b Corn­ wall .......................... Total . F. Hemming, b Corn­ wall ..........................0 ‘ St. J ohn ’ s ScnooL. n . McGeorge, c Vint b Onley.......................... 2 Scissons, b E. Salis­ bury ..........................4 Cornwall, b Onley .. 3 Jones, b Onley .. .. 10 Buckland, b Johnston 3 Hatton, not out .. .. 3 1 A. Bennett and A. Verchcre did not bat. .105 Dreves, I) O nley.. .. 11 A. Hemmingwav, b Johnston..................0 J. Verchere, not out .. 2 E x tr a s ..................rg T otal..................CO P IL G R IM S v. A N G E L L T O W N . P layed at G lou cester R oa d , K in gston H ill, on Ju n e 2. P ilgrims . First Innirgs. Second Innings. nodges, b Grey.................. 0 c Nicholson, b Cun- dall ..................5 Adams, run out..................16 b Cundall.................... 2 C. Johnson, b Grey.. .. 11 b Cundall..................0 E. Salisbury, b Grey .. l b Grey ................o J. C. Onley, b Grey .. .. 2 c Manning.bRoberts 13 G. C. Benson, b Cundall.. 0 c and b Roberts .. 10 F. Hemming, b Cundall.. 0 not o a t ..................17 F. II. Pittam, not out .. l b Grey ..................l J. W. G. Vint, b Cundall 2 c A. Har.is, b Grey 18 P. Salisbury, c Gould, b Grey..................................1 b G r e y .......................0 A. Salisbury, run ont .. 0 st F. Harris .. .. 0 Extras.......................... 7 Extras .. . . 1 1 Total ..................41Total .. . . 7 7 A ngell T own . First Innings. Second Innings. Roberts, b Onley .. .. 3 b O n le y ..................14 Locihart, b Oalcy .. .. 1 c Hemming, b Salis­ bury ..................25 Cundall, c and b Onley .. 18 run o u t ...0 Pring. c Hodges, b Onley 5 c Pittam, b Onley .. 0 P. Hairis, b A. Salisbury 2 b O n le y ..................2:) Manning, b A. Salisbury 18 b Salisbury .. .. 7 Grey, not o u t .................4 b Johnston .. .. 2 Nicholson, 1)Salisbury .. 0 b Salisbury .. .. 3 GOuld, b Salisbury .. .. 1 c Johmton, b Onley 2 Eldridge, b Onley .. .. 1 b Sal sbury .. .. 0 A. Harris, b Onley .. .. 0 not o u t ..................0 Extras..........................2> Extras .. . . 1 3 Total 78 Total .. .. ?9 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 of the national British game.” — Era. Post free, 18 stamps of author, 12, Clifton-street, Wolverh^nipton.— A d v t .