Cricket 1884

228 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE CAME. j u n e i 9,1884. CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL v. • CHRIST’S HOSPITAL. Played at Heme Hill on May 28. C it y o f L ondon S chool . C. H. Heath,c Noaks, b D o w s e tt.................. 19 F. T. Miller, c Noad, b D o w s e tt.................. 0 R. H. Head, b Dowsett 9 S. H. Sargeant, b Noad 9 W . H. Woodward, b N oa d ..........................0 H. Hochstrasser, Noaks, bN oad.. H. Preston, b Dowsett 13 C h r ist ’ s H o spita l . 2 J. J. Macgregor, bNoad A. Comyns, b de St. C roix.......................... F. J. Woollacott, b de St. C r o ix .................. E. B. Nicholson, not ont .......................... B 14, w 2 .. .. Total . 78 Dowsett, b H ead.. .. Evans, c Preston, b Hochstrasser .. Mr. Noad, b Head .. Noaks, b Head .. Routh, b Hochstrasser Marillier, c Comyns, b Head 10 Miller, b Hochstrasser 6 Savery, not out Bull, b H ead.. Carle, not out B 10,1 b 3 Total , De St. Croix did not bat. GOSPEL OAK v. ST. PANCRAS. Played at Regent’s Park on June 7. C. "White, b Machin J. Bovington, run out W . Hamilton, st Myers A. Elms, b Raine W . Hooker, b Raine .. F. Humphreys,b Raine G.Humphreys, cRaine, b M achin.................. G ospel O a k . J. Prince, c Raine, b Machin .................. S. Phillipps, b Machin H.Melvin, c Coghlan,b Raine.......................... J. Catton, not out E x tra s................... Total . 38 Elton, b Elms Price, b Elms .. Raine, b Hooker.. .. Flowers, b Hooker .. CogMa 1 , b E lm s.. .. Mat bin, c Hamilton, b E ooser .................... Davis, b Hooker .. S t . P an cras . Thomas, c Prince, b Hooker ................. 0 Fuller, not out .. .. 1 Myers, st Humphreys, b H ook er.................4 W ilson, b Hooker .. 0 E x tr a s .................3 Total . LENNOX v.jjLLOYD’S REGISTER. Played at Brixton on June 7. L en n o x . H. E. Stead, b Taylor 7 J.Lambert(sub),notout 18 F. D. Morris, b Evans F. S. Mayo, b Hill .. E. J. Frisby, b Evans W. V. Goad,b Evans.. T.E. Marshall, run out O. W. Davis, b Hill .. A. E. Morris, b H ill.. Gardiner (sub), b Jen­ kins ............................... 1 Brown (sub), h w, b Jenkins ........................0 B 9, w 1 ..................... 10 T otal....................102 L lo y d ’ s R e g is t e r . C. F. Redman, h w, b Davis..........................«JO E . C. Champness, b Davis.......................... 19 F .F . Evans, b M ayo.. 3 J. B. Barker, run ou t.. 0 J. B. Taylor, b M ayo.. 20 R. W . Ayton, ru i out 7 J. F. Hill did not bat. P. Jenkins, not out A. Scott, b Stead H. Hand, b Stead A. P. How, not out B 4,1 b 1, w, 1 Total . . 17 . 2 . 0 . 0 . 6 .110 ONE AND ALL v. YARRA. Played at Kennington Oval on June 8. T. Sheiwin, b Allcock 0 J. Cutler, b Holme .. 13 W. Spelman, not out 89 H. Richardson, c Rips- ley, b Holme .. .. 6 E. H. Meyer, c and b Holme .................. 8 C. Bume, b Holme .. 0 O ne an d A l l . W.R.Brown,c Benkam, b H o lm e .................. 0 J. G. Emmett, b Battle 25 O. F. W right, run out 2 J. Quennell, 1 b w, b Battle..........................0 E x tr a s ..................4 Total . T. Gray did'not bat. 97 Allcock, b Meyer.. .. Holme, b Meyer .. .. Battle, run out .. Barber, c Bume, b Meyer.......................... .Lavender, st Spelman, b M e y e r .................. Kilner, b Gray .. H. Ripsley, run out .. R. Ripsley, c an< M eyer.................. Harris, b Bro-vn Benkam, b Cutler Sanders, not ou t.. Extras .. T otal..................41 HORNSEY v. CLAPTON. Played at Hornsey on June 11. C la pto n . W. P. Harrison, c Jeff, b Clarke .................. S. S. Nixon, run o u t.. R. H. Clarke, b Clarke Meade, not out G. L. Lyons, b Clarke 63 W. Batty, b F. Swin­ stead ..........................18 S. Shorter, c Orton, b G. Swinstead .. .. 3 S. A. Asser, c Orton, b G. Swinstead .. .. 0 B. A. Smith, st Groves, b W alker..................10 C. M. Tebbutt, c F. Swinstead, b Clarke 69 H or G. Swinstead, b Clarke 21 F. Swinstead, b Shorter 0 E. A. Cox, b Clarke .. 24 B. A. Clarke, not out .. 17 F. Orton, M. Groves, W. R. Tyrrell, F. Bisiker, H. Jeff, and G. C. Rayner did not bat. E x tr a s ........................4 T o t a l....................174 S. A. Walker, b Asser 16 B ..........................2 ‘B il ly ' W hittam , the S core -C ard P rin ter ’ s “ M odern C ricket and other M anly S ports .” The second year’s issue of this remarkable Sixpenny Annual is now published, the book being sold by M r. Whittam, his numerous men and boys, on the various cricket grounds during the season, and may also be ob­ tained from John Heywood, Manches­ ter, and Wright & Co. (Cricket Press), London; from the Author 38, Bramall Lane, Sheffield; from M r. G. T. Groves, Sheffield; M r. Seale, Imperial Arcade, Ludgate Circus, London; and at all Bookstalls, Sporting Out­ fitters, and Stationers. It is entirely different from all the other Cricket Annuals, contain­ ing not statistics only, but funny stories, racy poems, short pithily written articles, &c., on various matters connected with the game during the past and previous seasons. Those who can’t play and want to learn how to hit’em Should buy this jolly book by “ Billy ” Whittam. [A d vt ] BLACKHEATH PROPRIETARY SCHOOL v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on May 17. BLACKnEATH SCHOOL. J. Noakes, c and b G r a n t ....................26 F. W. Dyne, c Hockley, b Baldwin..................16 S. C. Lewis, b Hockley 35 G. Finch, c Headley, b Grant..........................10 E. Russell,bBaldwin.. 84 E.“P. Isaacs, b Baldwin 0 G. Reid, not out.. .. 3 M. A. North,b Hockley R. O. Hart, b Hockley E. P. Parsons, b Bald­ win . . . . . . C. T. Watney, c Hock­ ley, b Baldwin.. .. E x tras.................. Total.................. 142 A d discom be . W. S. Shirley, b Finch 35 C. G. Baldwin,b Dyne 4 E.M. Headley, b Finch 1 J. Grant, b Dyne .. 1 J. W . Ellis, b Dyne .. 0 F. Ironnorge, run out 10 R. Taylor, b Finch .. 0 T. S. Steel, b Watney 11 H.E.Hockley,b Watney 6 W. H. Sharland, c Finch, b Watney .. 2 P. G. Selby, not out .. 0 E x tra s ..................9 Total . 79 LENNOX v. LEIGH AND DISTRICT (KENT). Played at Leigh (Kent) on June 2. L e ig h . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Phillips, c R. Nevill, b A. G. B o o t y ..................17 bB .H easm an.. .. 5 A. Ingram, b T. S. Tre­ gellas.................................. 8 bF . S. M ayo.. .. 7 Martin, run out..................2 J. Ingram, not out Holland, c J. E. Walford, b T. S. Tregellas .. Gammon, b T. S. Tregel­ las .................................. Maxted, b J. Rimmington Brown, c T. S. Tregellas, b J. Rimmington .. Butcher, b J. Rimmington Young, b F. S. M ayo.. .. Baiden, b C. P. Tregellas c and b C. P. Tre­ gellas .................. 38 0 c R. Nevill, b B. Heasman .. .. 7 0 not out 5 run out B 7,1 b 1, w 3 Total. .. 11 .. 81 L en n ox . 1 b B. Heasman .. 0 2 3 not o u t ........................3 0 4 B 3, w 1 Total 72 B. Heasman, b J. Ingram ..................7 R. E. Mayo, run o u t.. 2 J. Rimmington, b Mar­ tin .......................... 8 A. G. Booty, c Holland, b P hillips.................. 8 C. P. Tregellas, c and b Phillips ..................45 J. E. Walford, b J. Ingram .................. 17 R. Nevill, st Maxted, b J. Ingram..................10 T.S.Tregellas, b Martin 9 E, C. Champness, c Holland, b Martin .. 0 F. S. Mayo, not out .. 9 W. V. Goad, c Maxted, b P hillips..................1 B 7,1b 2 .. .. 9 Total .12 E C ricket R ules , as revised by M.C.C., now ready, price 2d. May be obtained of Wright & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C. C bicketer ’ s D epot , 385, S tretford R oad , M anchester (under the patronage of the County).—R. G. Barlow, of the Lancashire Eleven, and member of Shaw’s and the Hon. 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