Cricket 1884

203 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j u n e i 2,1884. ME. J. W. HOBBS’ y. MITCHAM. Played at Mitcham on May 31. First Inningc'. Compton, c & b Beaumont 15 J. Caffery,b Mills .. .. 5 T. D. Lee, b Mills .. .. 9 .T. Abrehart, b Beaumont 5 W. Jones, run out .. .. 18 Jas. Caffery, b Beaumont 6 F. Knight, b Mills .. .. 1 W. Gould, not out .. .. 5 Capt. F. Newman, b Bean- mont .. . . . . .. 2 A. Harwood, b Beaumont 0 Jas. Parling, e andb Beau­ m ont.................................3 Extras.......................... 8 Second Innings. c Hooker, b Mills .. 4 c and b Beaumont.. 0 b Mills ..................6 c Mills, b Beaumont 0 b Mills ..................8 b Mills ..................8 c Hooker, b Mills .. 7 b Beaumont .. .. 0 b Mills b Mills not o u t ..................0 Extras .. .. 6 Total.........................77 Total .. . . 8 4 J. W. H o b b s ’ XI. First Innings, R. T homson, run out Hooker, b Knight W. Gorman, b Abre­ hart .......................... Peters, b Knight, A. Wheeler,c Abrehart, b Jones ..................17 T. Brown, b Abrehart 8 Mills, b Abrehart .. 2 Beaumont, c Jones, b A brehart..................2 > J. Ayres, b Abrehart .. 25 i Nutt all, not out .. . . 31 H. Adams, b Abrehart 2 I In the Second Innings, A. Wheeler scored (not out}, 6, Mills (not out), 10—Total, 10. Extras .................. 7 Total BLACKHEATH PROP. SCHOOL v. ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL, LEATHERHEAD. Played at Leatherhead. B l a c k h e a t h S c h o o l . F. \V. Dyne, b Le Breuf 0 C. 0. Springthorpe, run out ..........................8 S. C. Lewis, c Penley, b Le B c o u f..................0 E. F. Rowsell, b Penley 19 J. N. Noakes, c Brutton, b Penley .. .. .. 2 G. D. Finch, b Penley.. 0 G. F. Reid, b Le Bceuf 1 M. A. North, c and b Penley .................. 2 H. E. Brooke, c Per­ kins, b Penley.. .. 1 E. P. Parsons, not out 17 C. T. Watney,b Penley 0 E xtras..................2 Total. 52 S t . J o h n ’ s S c h o o l . A. W.Stewart,b Watney 9 E. n . W. Leachman, b Watney ..................0 W. C. Symes, run out.. 6 S. Brutton, c Reid, b Noakes ..................85 W. S. Penley, c Reid, b Noakes ..................16 C. R. Poole, b SpriDg- ihorpe......................... 20 C.F. Merinagen,c Wat- t_ ney, b Brcoke .. .. 33 N. Pei kins, c and b Brooke ..................7 J. H. Lory, st Parsons, b B rooke..................2 H. Le Bceuf,c Parsons, b B rooke..................2 M. W. Ball, not out .. 1 E xtras..................22 Total .153 LANGPORT v. YEOVIL. L axgport . First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. A.C. Ainslie, c Mil- borne, b Tompsett .. 4 cWilliams, b Tomp- sett .. ... . . 21 E. Western, b Milborno 1 cM ilborne,b W. S. M a y o ..................44 W. Trask, b Milbome .. 4 b Milborne .. .. 2 E. L. Louch, b Tompsett 1 b Baskett..................14 C. J. Trask, b Milborne .. O b Milborne .. .. 16 W. Reynolds, c P. W. Mayo, b Tompsett .. 0 c Maynard, b W. S. M a y o ..................8 J. Englard, not ou t.. .. 2 c and b Tompsett.. 1 D.Needham,b Tompsett.. 0 bW . S. Mayo.. .. 8 J. Dennett, c P. W. Mayo, b T o m p s e tt..................0 bW . S. Mayo.. .. 6 R.U. Mead, run out.. .. 0 n o t o u t ..................2 Rev, C. P. Berryman, b M ilborne..........................0 h w, b Milborne .. 0 Extras..........................5 Extras .. .. 25 ToLal 17 Total .. ..145 P. W. Mayo, retired h u r t ..........................5 G.Manning,c England, b Western .. .. 23 H. M. Watts, b C. J. Trask..........................87 F. Tompsett, c Eng­ land, b Needham .. 6 W. S. Mayo, b Need­ ham ................ .. .. 28 S. R. Baskett, b W. Trask..........................20 C. Harding, b W .Trask 2 W. Milborne, run out 8 G. Marden, c Reynolds, b Needham .. .. 0 W.T. Maynard, not out 0 C.Williams,b Needham 0 E x tra s..................41 Total . ..163 G R A N V IL L E (L E E ) v. C R O Y D O N (S econd E lev en s .) P layed at L ee on M ay 31. C roydon . First Innings. Second Innings. II. J. Hawkins, b Yeoman 5 E. Maynard, c Taylor, b L in d le y ..........................7 b W ilson................ 14 A. W. Allan, c Yeoman, b L in d le y ..................'. . 0 b W ilson..................8 J. E. Day, st Furze, b L in d le y ..........................0 1 b w, b Wilson .. 11 T. P. Austen, b Yeoman .. 0 c Wilson, b Nuding 0 A. Hill, b Yeoman .. .. 4 b W ilson.................9 A. Pulford, b Yeoman .. 0 b Nuding..................5 W.W.Corbi8hly,c Edwards, b Lindley!..........................4 not o u t .................6 H. Roberts, c Edwards, b Y eo m a n ..........................14 not o u t .................1 C. M. Tate, 1bw , b Yeoman 0 Shrimpton, not out .. .. 1 c Lindley, b Wilson 1 B 4, w 1..........................5 B .......................4 Total..........................40 To!al 59 G r a n v il ie . T. Jerrard, b Austen 18 E. Furze, b Day .. .. 24 F. Taylor, b Shrimpton 11 J. Yeoman, o Tate, b Pulford .................. 3 E. M. Rogers, b Day .. 4 F. Edwards, c and b Pulford ..................20 P. P. Webb, b Day .. J5 A. Lindiey, b Roberts 8 F. Wilson, b Maynard 1 C.M.Moore, b AuBten.. 8 C. Nuding, not out .'. 0 B 9,1 b 2, w 2 .. 13 Total . .120 CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL v. MILL HILL 2 nd X I. Played at the Eton and Middlesex on May 28. C. L. s. J. J. Macgregor, b Hill 3 W.H.Woodward, b Hill 5 B. Thomas, b Hill .. 10 H. Hochstrasser, b Bruce..........................23 S. H. Sargeant, b Hill 34 F. T. Miller, b Hill .. 0 A. C. Comyns, b Hill .. 1 M il l H il l . H. Preston, c Hender­ son, b Bruce .. .. 1 C. G. Mack, b Bruce .. 0 C. W. Garnett,b H ill.. 1 C.B. Nicholson, not out 0 B 7,1 b 2, w 1 .. 10 Total . F. Summers, run ou t.. H. Webb, c and b T h o m a s .................. J. Le Gros, b Thomas F. Henderson, b Hoch­ strasser .................. D. Nimmo, b Hoch­ strasser .................. J. Lamont, b Hoch­ strasser D. Bruce, b Sargeant. F. F. Hill, c Garnett, b Hochstrasser .. A. C rosB ley, n o t o u t H. Man, n o t o u t . . B 12, l b l . . Total . 0 15 9 13 77 J, Murdoch did not bat. CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL 1 st X I. „ 14, at Highgate, v. Highgate School 2nd XI „ 18, at Eton and Middlesex, v. Godolpliin School „ 21, at Eton and Middlesex, v. Past „ 25, at Eton and Middlesex, v. Dulwich College 2nd XI July 5, at Hammersmith, v. Godolphiu School „ 19, at Highgate, v. Highgate School 2nd XI „ 23, at Eton and Middlesex, v. University College School „ 26, at Dulwich, v. Dulwich College 2nd XI W. Brockwell, for Ham v. Melbourne, on June 2, took all ten wickets of latter in first innings for three runs. Eight were clean bowled and three taken with successive balls. The total was only six. 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