Cricket 1884

2 1 0 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une is , i884 the first innings of Middlesex, 34 overs for 34 runs and six wickets, was a fine perform­ ance against a strong batting side. There are few keener or harder working cricketers than Mr. Page. He is a very plucky hat, as his performances at different times suf­ ficiently prove. His defence is strong, and he has also good hitting powers. He is very fond of pulling the ball off the wicket round to leg, and, indeed, gets a lot of runs by means of thie stroke. As a bowler he is always useful. His delivery is medium pace, and, as his howling is very straight, and of good length, he is generally to be relied upon. He has a slight break from the off, though, every now and then he puts in a curly one from leg. He is a thoroughly hard-working and safe field anywhere, but especially at mid-off. Mr. Page is one of the few prominent cricketers who have never made a hundred, though we hope to be able to record one before the end of the season. His nearest approach to the “ century ” is his 93 for Gloucestershire v. Notts, at Chel­ tenham, last year. Mr. Page, too, is a Rugby football player and has represented Glouces­ tershire in that game as well as cricket. He is also a Classical Exhibitioner of Wadham College, and has just taken honours in Classical Moderations. He is well-known on the river, and as stroke of the Wadham boat helped to take it up five places in the races of last March. ¥ p E :g C 0 ^ E > B 0 0 K . Scores 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. BELGRAVE v. CASTLE. Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on June 7. R.D.Challice, b Hulley 8 H. J. Smith, b Hutley 1 F.V. Cummins, st Hut­ ley, b Beaumont .. 45 J. A. Dykes, c Guy, b Hutley ...................5 J. Mason, c Brown, b Hutley ..................5 J. G. Larcom, b Hutley 3 1 R. Jourden, b City .. B. W. Roylancc, b Beaumont.................. E.H. Jourden, b Willis G. T. Davies, not out.. E x tr a s .................. Total . J. Beaumont, b Larcom 5 C. Hutley, b Challice.. 8 J. K. City, b Larcom 28 B. Willis, b Cummins 5 T. Gilbey, b Larcom .. 0 E. Brown, b Larcom .. 2 W . R. Guy, b Cummins 1 H. Savory, b Cummins 4 H. Hill, not out .. .. 2 W. Sutton, b Cummins 0 E x tra s...................5 T ota l.................. CO LAUSANNE v . HEATHFIELD (S econd E leven s .) Played at Dulwich on June 7. H e a t h f ie l d . Walker, b Cundall Lawson, b Greenop .. Mason, b Cnndall Ward, c Harwood, b G re e n o p .................. Roberts,b Greenop .. Hicks, b Tavener Hookey, c Harwood, b G ra y .......................... 17 Bennett, run ou t.. .. 14 Jury, h w ,b Tavener.. Rolfe, not out Kemp, b Cundall.. .. B 8,1 b 3, w 3yn b2 11 OLD BRUCIANS v. ROCHESTER. Played at Rochester on June 7. E. Prentis, run out .. 6 E. Foa, c sub.,bCollins 26 0. Robson, b Banks .. 25 E. Strode, b Robinson 0 C. A. Denegri, c Carpen­ ter, b Robinson .. 4 R. W. D. Hill, b Collins 15 A. Y. Hyland, c Pitts, b Collins..........................38 O l d B r u c ia n s . C. A. Freeman, b Sid. Woodhams .. .. 0 F. E. Eiloart, c Banks, b C ollin s..................2 F. HomaD, not out .. 10 W.P. Hulme, b Collins 0 L b 2, w 1 .. .. 3 Total., .129 R o c h e ste r . First Innings. Collins, b Stiode .. .. 0 Major Carpenter, b Strode 2 C. H. A. Locke, c Denegri, b Robson..........................0 S. Woodhams, b Robson.. 7 W . Pitts, b Robson .. .. 0 W. Banks, b Robson.. .. 3 Sid. Woodhams, c Hulme, b Hill ..........................85 G. W. Prall, b Robson .. 2 H. Knight, c and b Hill .. 11 J. Scratton, 1 b w, b H ill.. 0 J. Robinson, not ou t.. .. 0 B ..................................1 Second Innings, c Freeman, b H ill.. 6 not o u t ..................1 1b w, b Strodo .. 15 c Eiloart, b Robson 0 b Robson..................0 b Robson..................13 b Robson..................8 b Strode..................0 b Strode..................4 b S trode..................0 c Eiloart, b Robson 0 Total 61 Total.. .. S3 CROYDON v. SOUTH NORWOOD. Played at South Norwood on June 7. C ro yd o n . First Innings. Second Iunings. J. A. Knight, b Elborough 12 not o u t ..................3 E. R. Wilkinson, c Wilson, b E lborough................0 c Feast, b Leeds .. 3 R. D. Wilkinson, c Ellis, b Wilson ........................3 run o u t .................0 H. R. Groom, run out .. 4 F. Hill, run out................21 J. Aris, c Wiltshire, b El­ borough ........................4 A. Whitehead, b W ilson.. 6 b W ilson................ 8 C. F. Evans, b Leeds .. 12 F. Grant, b Elborough .. 8 J. C. Neech, c Neall, b El­ borough ........................0 not out . . . . .. 2 T. P. Austen, not out B 1,1b 2, w 6 0 c Elborough, b Wil­ son..........................15 9 B . . . . .. 3 Total 79 Total.. S o u t h N o r w o o d . A. R. Ellis, c Grant, b Whitehead..................1 G. W. Featherstone, b N eech..........................0 F. Wiltshiie, b White­ head ..........................14 B.Featherstone,bNeech 0 H. Wilson,b Whitehead 0 C. E. Leeds, b Neech .. 10 I Total. W . P. Neall, b Neech.. 1 ) H. W. C. Bedford, b Grant ..................14 W. W. Feast, c Evans, b G r a n t ..................14 W . C. Elborough, not o u t ..........................3 P. Barber, b Grant .. 0 .. 57 CHIGWELL GRAMMAR SCHOOL v. MR. THORNE’S XI. Played at Chigwell on June 7, T h e S c h o o l . Gunn,c and b Bonner 1 ! G.F.Watkins, b Shuter 0 C.W.L. Davis,cKimber, b B o n n e r..................1 G. J. Ward, b Shuter.. 0 D. I. Noad, not out . . 3 2 R. H. Hodge, c Bonner, b S h u te r ..................7 A. II. Hossack, b Shuter 7 | H. Taibotton, b Shuter 0 Smith, b Shuter J. E. Acres, c Ford, b Shuter .................. J.P.H. Soper, b Shuter B 5, 1b 1 .. .. MARLBORO’ v . E L M (E ton and M id d l e ­ se x G kound I. Played at Priory Farm, Peckham Rye, on June 2, M a r l b o r o ’. Total. M r . T h o r n e ’ s X I. Total . 93 F. Grecnop. b Ward C. Lo:k, b Ward.. Tavern r, run ont Harwood, c Hicks, Hookey .. A. Candail, c Hookey, 1 Total . b Bennett.. .. .. 8 1 E. Cundall did not bat. L a u san n e . Gray, not out .. .. 11 E. Cheeseman, b Ward 0 Salisbury, b Ward .. 0 B 8,1 b 3, w 1 .. 7 61 G. F. Bonner, not out 131 C. Y. Shuter, b Gunn .. 15 J. W. Kimber, b Hodge 0 W. H. G. Ford, c and b Hossack ..................25 T. Stewart, c Gunn, b Hossack ..................0 C r ic 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, Wolverhampton.— A d v t . First Innings. A. W. Manby, b Embley.. B. Kenyon, b Embley A. E. Fisher, c Watson, b Elkington .......11 not out W. H. Weatherstone, b Elkington ................0 A. F. Kent, b Embley .. 0 not out A. Lee, c Staremore, b Elkington......................14 M. J. Clayton, c Raitt, b Elkington.......................1 J. Cordiey, c and b Embley 8 W. Clayton, b Embley .. 2 J. C. Boyd, not out .. .. 6 A. Bonnard, b Elkington.. 0 J. Lancaster, c and b E m b le y ........................0 E xtras....................... 6 Sccond Innings. b Embley.................. 5 b Embley.................. 0 c Gill, b Kendall .. 0 run o u t .................. 0 Total 53 T. Kimber, c Davis, b Hedge ......................15 J. T. Titcombe,not out 18 Total....................201 E l m . First Innings. Robertson, c Clayton, b Manby ......................... 2 Starsmore, c Lancaster, b Manby .........................3 Embley, b Cordrcy .. .. 4 Raitt, c Manby, b Cordrey 8 Kendall, b Cordrey .. .. 0 Elkington, b Manby.. .. 15 Lindle , b Cordrey .. .. 0 Watson, run out .. .. 0 Gill, b Manby ................. 0 H. E. Clark, run ou t.. .. 0 Greenshield, b Cordrey .. 0 G. Clark, not out .. .. 0 E xtras.........................2 T o t a l ............... 29 Total.. .. 14 Second Innings, c KeDyon,b Cordrey 18 c Clayton, b Cordrey b Cordrey .. c and b Manby b M anby................... b M anby.................. b M anby.................. b Cordrey.................. b M anby.................. run o u t .................. not o u t .................. c Kenyon, b Manby Extras .. Total.. .. 35 MARLBORO’ v. LORNE. Played at Priory Farm on June 7. M a r l b o r o ’. A. E. Fisher, b Wood 9 G.S.Harrison, cBevans, b Wood ..................12 A.W.Manby,b Standish 10 W. H. Weatherstone, b P. Hale ..................21 A. Lee, b Standish .. 1 B. Kenyon, b Standish 1 M. J. Clayton, c and b W ood ..........................89 A. F. Kent, c V. Hale, b Bevan.................... 0 A. F. Fryer, b W ood 11 W. Clayton, b W ood.. 7 J. C. Boyd, not out .. 1 Extras.................. 10 Total., .122 L o r n e . W. Wood, 1b w, b Lee A. Bevan, c Lee, b Fryer W. A. Standi8h,cFisher, b Fryer .................. P. Hale, c Fisher, b Fryer .......................... A. Ingle, c Harrison, b Lee .......................... V. Hale, st Clayton, b H a rrison .................. W. Bevan, c Fisher, b Lee .......................... C. Norrington, b Har­ rison .......................1 H. Finch, c and b Harrison.................. 2 H. Marshall, c Fisher, b Harrison .. .. 1 H. Harper, not out .. 4 E x t r a ..................1 Total. 41 CHISLEHURST WANDERERS v. ONWARD (S.E.R). Played at Chislehurst on June 3. O n w a r d . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Flanders, b Chapman.. 0 b Dabner....................12 Heathlield, c Houghton, b Potter ........................... 0 c Hood, b Watkins 5 H. Young, b Potter .. .. 9 b Cooper....................9 S. Drawbridge, h w, b Potter .........................19 c Potter, b Watkins 0 W . Taylcr, c Houghton, b Potter ...........................5 b Dabner....................0 H. Gosling, c Brown, b Cooper ...........................0 c Houghton, b Watkins .. .. 2 Ilillyear, b Potter .. .. 1 b Watkins .. .. 0 R. Wilkins, b Cooper .. 2 n o t o u t ....................8 II. Taylor, not out .. .. 0 b Cooper....................9 G. Waghorn, b Potter .. 2 b Watkins .. .. 1 J. Hntt, b Potter .. ., 0b Watkins .. .. 0 B 3,1 b 2 ..................5 B 1,1 b 2 .. .. 3 T o t a l .................13 Total.. . . 4 4