Cricket 1884

JUNE 19,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 227 UNITED v. PERSEVERANCE. r Played at Brown’s ground, Nunhead, June 7. 3JS2M88 U n ite d . LANCING COLLEGIATE SCHOOL y. EATON ROVERS. Played at Broadwater Green on June 7. Clift, c Cottam, Fielder .................. W . G. Mitchell,b Hogg Fleming, b Fielder .. S. P. Mitchell, b Hogg A. Bennett, c Hyde, b H ogg.......................... J. Mitchell, c Brown, b Fielder.................. A. Hudson, run out .. A. H. Mitchell, b Hogg H. Wharton, not out Cooper, b Fielder E aton R overs . Total P ersev e r a n c e . Boswarva, b S. P. M itch ell..................21 A. Brown, b J. C. Mit­ chell .......................... 2 I’. Fielder, b S. P. Mit­ chell .......................... 9 F. Holton, b Hutson.. 1 S. Cottam, b S. P. M itc h e ll..................24 W . Edwards, b Hutson 0 Q. Hyde, b S. P. Mit­ chell .......................... 6 W . Hogg, b S. P. Mit­ chell ....................... . Smallman, st Bennett, b J. C. Mitchell .. A. Collins, not out .. A. Little, b S. P. Mit­ chell .......................... E x tr a s .................. Total ST. GEORGE’S v. OAKLEY. Played at Peeliham Rye on June 7. T. Brightmore, b Con- standuros................ 0 T. Gracey, b Constan­ duros ........................4 •G. H, Calif, b Constan­ duros....................... 10 R. Cremer,bA. G,West 1 Mills, not out .. .. 14 A. C. Johnson, b Con­ standuros ............... 5 A. C. Roberts, b A. G. W e st.......................2 O a k l e y . N. H. Jones, c S. W . West, b A. G. West Rock, b A. G. W est .. W . L. K. King, b Con­ standuros .................. G. Grierson, b A . G. W e st.......................... B 1, w 8 , n b l T o t a l..................4i S t . G eo r g e ’ s . H. M. Miller, b John­ son ..........................4 Rev. F. Fisher, b Mills 3 A. Hillen, b King .. 20 A. G. W est, not out .. 16 S. W . West, A. Constanduros, A. Cutler, H. E. King, E. Andrews, and W. C. Andrews did not bat. A. T. Granger, b Calif 8 B 13, w 1..................14 T o t a l..................65 First Innings. Jones, b Bennett Turner, c Rev. Peel, B en nett.................. W. Gregory, b Bennett Murray, b Bennett ... Tancer, b Bennett .. J. Gregory, h w, b Bennett C. Gregory,c Taylor,b Ben­ nett ................................. Lamson, b Smith .. G. Gregory, c Rev. Peel, b Smith .......................... Holloway, not out .. ■ L b .......................... 0 c b . 10 ,. 1 .. 9 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 Second Innings. Rev. Peel, b Ben­ nett .................. 7 b Bennett.................. 13 b S m ith ..................1 b Bennett .. .. 9 cand b Smith.. .. 0 c and b Smith .. 6 c and b Smith .. 2 b S m ith ..................0 Total..........................27 not out .. b Smith .. Extras Total .. 1 .. 0 .. 6 .. 45 L ancing C o lleg iate S chool . First Innings, J. V. Smith, b Jones.. 17 W . Bennett, c Murray, b F u rn er..................3 C. Hemmann, st Jones, b Tu rn er.................. 8 H. Ross, b Holloway.. 7 Rev. E. Peel, b Hollo­ way .......................... W . Ilarvey, c C. Gre­ gory, b Jones .. 18 A. Bartley, c Lamson, b Jones .................. R. Cheesman, c Lam­ son, b Jones .. H. Taylor, b Holloway G. Maitland, not ou t.. E. Bennett, c J. Gre­ gory, b Holloway .. E x tra s................... Total .. .. 65 In the Second Innings, J. V. Smith scored (not out) 0, Rev. E. Peel (not out), 8 ; extras, 2—Total, 10. A n E asy S h ave , and in half the 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 tubas, price Is. 6 d., 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.— A d v t . PLAISTOW v. STOICS. Played at Plaistow on June 7. P laisto w . A. McKewan, b Bor- radaile .................. 9 W. Thompson, st Proc­ ter, b Porter .. .. 10 K. G.Klinck,c Straker, b P o r t e r ..................41 R. Poulter, c Russell, b Borradaile..................5 J. Gibson, c Straker, b Borradaile..................14 A. H. Latter, b Porter 3 Total . B.Deedes, 1b w, b Bor­ radaile ...................13 E. C. Kent, not out ..2 0 H. Satterthwaite,b Por­ ter .......................... 11 H V. Smee, c Borra­ daile, b Porter .. .. 0 E. Layton,b Borradaile 4 L b ..........................2 .132 S toics . First Innings. Second Innings. H.S. Procter, c McKewan, b Gibson..........................0 cMcKewan,bThomp- son .................. W. Russell, c Latter, b Gibson ..........................1 J. R. Porter, c and b Gibson ■..........................0 not out .. .. .. 0 A. Glass, h w, b Thompson 22 O.R.Borradaile,cMcKewan, b L a tter..........................1 R. J. Hayhow, b Latter .. 0 A. Straker, b Thompson.. 7 b Thompson .. .. 0 A. Bartlett, b Thompson.. O H. J. Hayhow, b Poulter 2 c McKewan, b Thompson .. .. 0 T. E. W. Wellington, b P o u lte r ..........................0 not o u ^ ...............1 C. M. R. Rowland, not out 0 b Thompson .. .. 2 Total 33 Total Cricket Matches at Brighton. June 23, 27, and 28, Sussex v. Nottinghamshire ; on r 11 three days. Cheap First-class Day Tickets to Brighton from Victoria 10.0 a.m. Return fare 12/6, including Pullman Car. Saturday, June 28, Cheap First-class Day Tickets to Brighton from Victoria, 10.40 and 11.40 a .m .; London Bridge 9.30 a.m. and 12.5 p.m. Return fare 10/6, including Admission to the Grand Aquarium. For further particulars see Bills, Time Book, or Tourist Programme. (By order) J. P. KNIGHT, General Manager. D E A N E & CO’S WATERBALLAST CRICKET GROUNDROLLERS. C R IC K ET PAVILIONS. D E A N JE & C o . erect Cricket Pavilions of various Designs and any Size for Club use and Private Grounds. LAWN MOWERS 20 PER CENT FOR CASH OFF MAKERS’ PRICES CARRIAGE PAID The “ Excelsior ” Lawn Mower. Strongly Recommended by Tlie Field to all who desire “ THE SURFACE CUT TO BE AS LEVEL AS A BILLIARD TABLE.” 8 inch. 10 inch. 12 inch. 14 inch. 16 inch. 18 inch. 20 in. £ 2 10s. £ 3 10s. £ 4 10s. £5 10s. £ 6 10s. £ 7 10s. £ 8 . THE “ EXCELSIOR” HORSE LAWN MOWER. 25in.,£14; 30in.,£18; 35in„ £25; 40in., £30. All tne best makes of Lawn Mowers in Stock—Excelsior, Invincible, Shanks’s, Green’s, Ransome’s The Easy. Orders oyer £'J B E A NE & C0’ Donkey, Pony, & Horse Water Ballast Rollers; Weight Empty, cwt. qr. 6 2 . . 27 by 27 in............... 30 by 30 in............... ~~by 36 in...................... 13 by 42 in...................... 17 Weight Full. cwt. qr. .. 12 0 ... .. 16 0 ... .. 23 0 ... .. 33 0 ... Price. £ s. 8 10 11 10 18 10 25 0 Patent Water Ballast Rollers- The 36in. and 42in. have heavier shafts than those shown on engraving. Illustrated List of Rollers weighing up to 11 tons, free. These can be either used empty, or weighted with sand or water to any extent required. In keepingCricket Grounds in order a heavy roller is absolutely necessary, and these from the great advantages they possess, are rapidly superseding the old open cylinder rollers, which are practically useless when the ground is at all dry. An ordinary 24-inch garden roller weighs about 3£ cwt., whereas the new patent 21 -inch when loaded weighs a cwt., and other sizes in proportion. The latter, therefore, is not only vastly more effective, but in reality cheaper than any other kind, and tho advantage of having in one roller either a heavy or light implement at pleasure must be manifest to everyone. sent to any Station carriage free. Discount for Cash. wMtr. LONDON BRIDGE. Weight Weight Empty. Full. Price. cwt. qr. cwt>. qr. £ s. 18 in. .. .,. .. 2 2 . . 3 3 . . 3 0 . .. 3 1 . . 5 1 .,. 4 0 24 in. .. . . .. 4 1 . . 8 0 . . 5 0 . 12 0 . . 7 0 . 16 0 . . 10 0