Cricket 1884

i'UL't3,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 251 EEIGATE PRIORY v. KENSINGTON PARK. Played at Reigate Priory on June 25. P r io r y . A. Durant, b R e ig a te F. Nightingale, c and b Bouefield..................2 *G.‘ Comber, c Stut­ field, b H. Shipton.. 0 E. J. Diver,c Bousfield, b W . Shipton .. .. 66 J. H. Welch, c Bous­ field, b H. Shipton.. 47 F. Burtenshaw, c Stut­ field, b Bousficld .. 11 F. J. Nightingale, st Bousfield, b H. Ship­ ton ..........................14 K ensington First Innings. H. M. Stutfield, b Skelton 4 E. J. Bousfield, c Comber, b D iv e r ..........................11 W. Shipton, b Diver .. 15 H. Shipton, b Skelton .. 9 W. F. Richmond,c Durant, b Skelton..........................1 G. H. P. Street, b Skelton 19 J. C. Low, c and b Diver 0 C. De Murietta, b Skelton 1 I'1. W . French, b Skelton.. 9 R. L. Pugh, run cu t.. .. 0 H. W. Kiallmark, not out 0 B 2,1 b 1 ..................3 Bous­ field ..........................27 J. Skelton, c Pugh, b Bousfield..................29 G. Brooker, st Bous­ field, b H. Shipton.. 6 W. S. Ellis, not out .. 4 W. Medley, c Bous­ field, b H. Shipton.. 5* B 2,1 b 4, w 1 .. 7 Total. .218 P a r k . Second Innings, b D iv e r ..................80 c Durant, b Burten­ shaw ..................10 C Burtenshaw, b Skelton..................58 c Burtenehaw, b W e lch ..................0 c 0 )mber, b Burten- pha w ..................3 b Skelton..................19 c Comber, b Skelton 2 b Burtenshaw .. 1 li w, b Nightingale 23 not o u t ..................14 b Nightingale.. .. 2 B 6,1 b 4 .. . . 1 0 Total 72 Total ..172 G. D. Petrie, c and Forbea ................ R. L. Pugh, not out . J. Driver, b Pigg D. B. Roffey, b Law . B 5, 1b 2..................7 KENSINGTON PARK v. HENLEY. Played at Henley oil June 28. K en sin gton Park. E. J. Thorpe, c and b L a w ..........................3 G. H. P. Street, b Pigg 0 W. L. Shipton, b Pigg 5 A. L. Stewart, b Pigg 10 . 16 A. H. Browne, b Pigg 4 J. C. Low,c Sandeman, b F o rb e s..................17 T o t a l.....................120 C. F. Wade, b Hudson 14 H e n le y . First InniDgs. Second Innings. E. M. Forbes, c Browne, b S tew art..........................44 not o u t ................. 21 H. W. Hudson, b Stewart 0 H. E. Rhodes, c Thorpe, b Stew art..........................0 b Thorpe................. 0 C. Pigg, c Low, b Thorpe 52 not o u t .................29 G. Law, b Stewart .. .. 6 b Thorpe.................2 F. Sandeman, b Stewart.. 4 b Stewart.................0 G. E. Brakspear, not out 22 L. Bailey, b Thorpe.. .. 7 b Thorpe.................4 H. R. Hewett, b Thorpe 0 H. J. Gibson, b Thorpe .. 3 H. Rushworth, c Driver, b Stewart .. *.. .. ,. 14 B 8,1 b 2 ..................10 B .................... 1 Total ..162 Total .. 57 ‘B illy ’ W hittam ,the S core -C abd P rinter ’ 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 Mr. 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 Mr. G. T. Groves, Sheffield Mr. 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. Thosewho can’t playandwant to learn howto hit’em Should buythis jolly book by “ Billy” Whittam. [A d v t .] B IC K L E Y PA R K W E E K , This now annual cricket week was com­ menced on Monday, June 23. The wickets throughout were perfect, and reflected the greatest credit on the club’s professional, S. Apted. The opening match against the B.B. was chiefly conspicuous for the fine innings played for the home team by D. D. Pontifex. His 169 was marred by only one chance, and that when he had scored 125. For the B.B. Lord Harris, Mackinnon, and Hugessen were in their best form. The match ended in a draw in favour of the home team. On Wednesday the Incogs brought down a strong team and gave their opponents a taste of their batting strength, running up an innings of 365 runs. Of these Inglis made 101 by fine cricket, and he was ably supported by G. Ireland, H. J. Hill, and Parke. The home team, with the exception of B. H. Latter and Gilbert, signally failed in the first attempt, though they accredited themselves better in the second innings, with a total of 273 for six wickets. Grimsdale’s 83 were obtained in tirst-class style, and his innings was all the more creditable as he was suffering much from lameness. Friday saw the home team opposed by Richmond. The latter headed their opponents by 31 runs at their first attempt, but on going in again B. P. for the second time during the week pulled them­ selves together and totalled over 300, Cooper, Betts, B. H. Latter, and Evans all playing well for their runs. This gave Bichmond 306 runs to get to wm. With eight wickets down, and 40 minutes to play, the match looked a certain win for the home team. The fine stand, though, by Holt and Vigne deprived them of their revenge for the seven defeats they suffered at the hand of their opponents the previous week at Bichmond. Thus ended a most enjoyable week’s cricket, during which 2,551 runs were made for the loss ot 92 wickets, or an average of 27 runs per wicket. The B. P. club entertained their friends on each afternoon, and the ladies showed their appreciation by gracing the ground in numbers every day. BICKLEY PARK v. BAND OF BROTHERS. Played at Bickley on June 23 and 24. B.B. First Innings. Second Innings. Hon. C. K. Huge8sen,lbw, b A v e ry ......................59 h w, b Avery .. .. 21 S. S. Schultz, c Blyth, b Hilder ....................... 8 b A v e r y ................35 Lord Harris,c and b Avery 74 L. Bligh, b Avery .. .. 1 b Evans .. .. .. 16 G. Streatfield, c Rash- leigh, b Avery .. .. 16 c Hildcr, b Evans .. 5 V. A. Parnell, c and b Hilder .......................31 not o u t ................12 F. A. McKinnon, c Bouch, b Avery W, Hoare,b Hilder.. .. L. D’Aeth, not out .. Capt. Schuyler (sub.), lbw, b B ly t h .......................... W. L. Pemberton, b Blyth B 36, 1b 4, w 2 .. .. c Rashleigh,b Evans IS b G. Hilder .. .» 4 b V ig n e ..................17 c Rashleigh, b Yigne 14 B 9, lb 5 .. . . 1 4 Total ..151 Total......................... 347 B ic k le y P a r k . G. Hilder, c Iloare, b Parnell ..................11 C. i-vans, b Schultz.. C E. N. Bouch, not out 26 C. Avery, e Hoare, b Harris ..................30 J. H. Vigne, c Hoare, b Hugessen..................1 B 15,1b 13,w 4 ,n b l 33 W. W. Rashleigh, c D’Aeth, b Schultz .. 43 L. A. Shuter, b Schultz 18 D. D. Pontifex, c Hug- cssen, b Schultz . .169 M. P. Betts, c Schultz, b Parnell..................58 C. J. H. Cooper, c Bligh, b Parnell .. 5 A. D. Blyth,c Schuyler, b Parnell..................4 Total BICKLEY PARK v. INCOGNITI. Played at Bickley on June 25 and 26, B ic k le y P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. W . W. Rashleigh,c Inglis, b Friend.......................... 1 c Inglis, b Parke . 32 T. B. Grimsdale,c and b 15 H. T. Hewitt, c Morris, b Friend .......................... 3 M. P. Betts, c Studd, b Friend .......................... 6 C. H. J. Cooper, b Friend 0 B. H. Latter, c Studd, b Inglis .......................... 34 C. A. W . Gilbert, c Friend, b Ireland.......................... 40 c and b Studd.. . 2 E. R. Bouch, not out 16 P. C. Parr, c Morris, b 0 C. Evans, b Friend .. 5 A. H. Latter, b Parke .. 6 B 20,1 b 6, w 3, n b 1 30 B 22,1 b 8, n b 2 32 Total .................. 56 Total .. .27d E. J. C. Studd, b A. H. Latter .. .. .. 28 F. W . Pember, 1b w, b P a r r ..........................11 [I. J. Hill, c Bouch, b Evans ..................56 E. C. Friend, b Hewett 7 G. H. Ireland, b Latter 71 E. A. Parke, c Betts, b Hewett ..................31 R. E. luglis, c Gilbert, b H ew ett..................101 Capt. Schuyler (sub.), c Betts, b Hewett .. 0 J. H. Vigne (sub.), not o u t .........................2 6 W. Morris, c Parr, b Hewett ..................2 A. W. L. Hemmings, c Evans, b Hewett .. 5 B 9,1 b 6, w 9,u b3 27 T o t a l..................365 B IC K L E Y P A R K v. R IC H M O N D . P la y e d at B ick ley on J u n e 27 an d 28. B ickley P ark . First Innings. Socond Innings. T.B.Grimsdale.b Yerburgh 9 b Yerburgh .. .. 16 J.N. Tonge, b Bingham.. 12 b Bingham .. . . 1 0 R. S. Jones, c Anderton, b Willis ..........................31 lb w ,b Holt .. . . 1 9 D.D. Pontifex,c Anderton, b Y erb u rg h ..................8 b Holt .......................20 VI. P. BeUs, c Vigne, b Willis ........................15 c Anderton,b Willis 58 B. H. Latter, b Willis .. 13 c Anderton,b Willis 43 0. J. H. Cooper, c and b Willis .........................0 c and b Bingham .. 66 0. T. Boosey,b Bingham 35 c Bingham, b Holt 0 A. D. Blyth, c Anderton, b Yerburgh..........................1 c Bingham, b Holt 15 G. Evans, run out .. .. 4 c Anderton, b Bing­ ham .....................56 A. H. Latter, not out .. 8 not out ..................5 B 9, 1b 4, w 1, n b 6 .. 20 B 19,1 b l,w 4,nb4 28 Total........................156 Total .. ..336 R ichmond . First Innings. Second Innings. A.. Springett, b Jones .. 8 b Jon es...............18 E. Anderton, b Jones .. 15c A.Latter, b Jones 11 f. H. Hill, b Evans .. . . 4 c Boosey, b Latter 19 J. F. W illis, c Boosey, b Jones ..........................51 b E v a n s.....................1 V. Holt, c Boosey, b Jones 0 not o u t ..................59 ft. E. Yerburgh, b A. H Latter ..........................46 c Grimsdale.b Jones 0 f.H.Bingham,cGrimsdalo, b Latter . / ..................9 b L a tter.......................3 VV.Furze,c Betts, b Tonge 2 b A. Latter .. .. 20 f. H. Vigne, sub, c and b Jones ..........................9 n o t o u t ...................... 28 f. C. Jukes, et Betts, b Evans ..........................26 *. Hemsley, not ou t.. .. a cGrimsdale,b Evans 12 B 1,1 b 6, w 2 .. .. 9 B 6, w 3, n b 2 .. 11 Total ................. 187 Total .. ..182 On Saturday last, June 28, for Goole Cown v. York, at Goole, F. Goodall clean )owled four wickets in four successive balls. Last year, on the corresponding date, o d he same ground, and between the same dubs, H. W. Hart, of Hull Town, playing for Goole, clean bowled four wickets in four successive balls.