Cricket 1884

262 CRICKET ; A WEEKLY REGORD OF THE GAME. j u l y i o .1884. *16completed in n in g s,or an average of 25 runs. So far this season, though he has hardly quite come up to his form of 1883, Flowers has shown himself to be in good form, both with the bat and ball, and his performance for Marylebone Club and Ground against Cambridge University at Lord’s was indeed an extraordinary one, and in that match in addition to a finely hit score of 122 out of a total of 223 he took fourteen Cambridge wickets at a cost of 80 runs. As an all­ round cricketer Flowers has at the present time n o t many superiors. He hits very hard on both sides of the wicket, and when set scores very fast, punishiug loose bowling with great severity. He bowls slow round with considerable break from the off, and when the ground helps him at all is very difficult to play. In the field, too, he is much above the average. He is a sure catch and, as he has a smart return, he always acquits himself with credit in any position. Oar portrait is from a photograph by EUiott and Fry, of Baker Street. By a slip of the pen in our biography of the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, it was stated that he won the Gold Tennis prize of M.C.C last year. It was in 1882, not 1883 that he was successful. Next w eek’s C rick et will contain a por­ trait and biography of W. Sootton, of Notts. ¥JIE:gC0RE:B0OK. BURLINGTON v. KENLEY. Played at Kenley on June 28. E. B. Warren, c Joyce, b Mason .. 24 S. Cook, 1b w, b Mason 0 E. Williamson, c Bent­ ley, b Mason .. . . 1 8 C. A. Stein, b Caton .. 0 M. Simmonds, l b w , b Caton.. .. .. . . 1 3 F. B. Godricn; run out 6 W.J.Jefferies, o Moore, b Caton .. .. .. 5 W . G. Morrison, b Stein.......................... 20 R. Bryant, b William­ son .......................... 0 R. Joyce, b Stein .. 14 A. Joyce, 1b w, b Stein 4 J. F. Mason,st Warren, b Stein .. .. .. 0 Caton, b W illiamson.. 6 B u rlin gto n . A. E. L. Chavasse, c Mason, b Caton .. 0 V. W. Blair, c and b Cuton.......................... F. P. Owen, b Mason.. H. Joyce, not out .. E x tr a s ...................11 T o ta l...................86 C. Bentley, 1 b w, b Stein.......................... H. Honlden, not out.. 10 Moore, c Chavasse, b Williamson .. .. 0 E. Southey,b William­ son ..........................0 V. Hall,run out .. .. E x tr a s .................. Total CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL v. BROAD­ WATER. Played at Broadwater'on May 24. CH ARTERHOUSE. G. A. Coulby, b Cass- well Caweton, b Casswell 0 H. J. E. Burrell, b C assw ell..................14 C. Wreford-Brown, b Caasw ell..................0 C. M. Woodbridge, c Lawrence, b Casswell 19 II. Vmtccnt, b M. M arshall..................16 BICESTER v . ABINGDON. This match was played at Bicester on June 28. Mr. Maul’s enormous innings occupied about three hours and three-quarters. He ran no less than 419 runs during his stay. His hits included two sixes, four lives, eigh teen fours, twenty-one threes, and forty twoa He is a member of the Uppingham Rovers Eleven. B ic e ste r . H. Hobbs, b Polly .. 1 H. PuM>, lbw, b White- law ..........................93 F.W.H. Lindsey, c and b Whitelaw .. .. 89 ft. D. Maul, b Polly ..281 E. Ryder, 1b w, b Polly 3 E. H. Paxton, c Hunt, b Glanvillo.. . . 2 7 T ota l.. >. ..555 C. Shillingford, b Drow 25 Abingdon did pot bat. M F. E.Busb, st Glan- ville, b Long .. .. 6 G. Wabli, c Bakor, b Halford ..................3'i F. C. Smith, b Harford T. Webb, not out B 28, lb 4, w 2, n b 1 35 C. H. Evan-Thomas, b C a sE w ell ...................7 F. J. Richardson, c Casswell, b Lambert 20 F. E. Holder, not out 13 E. B. Waggett, c M. Marshall, b Leese .. 11 H. C. Price, b Lambert 0 B 17, lb4, w 4, n b 4 29 i T o t a l.................. 130 B ro a d w a te r . H. E. Casswell, st Richardson, b Wre­ ford-Brown .. .. 9 F. J. Leese,c Waggett, b Vintcent................. 8 W. D. Marshall, b Holder ..................16 W. H. Norris, st Richardson, b Wre­ ford-Brown .. . . 3 5 A C. CattLy, c and b Wreford-Brown .. 6 R. Bovill, b Evan- Thomas ..................0 Hon. C. Lawrence, c Woodbridge,b Evau- T h om a s................14 C. Lambert, b Wre- ford-Brown .. .. 0 C. D. Heatley, b Evan- Thomas .................2 R. W. Maude, b Vint­ cent .........................4 W. Marshall, not oat 1 B 2,1 b 3, w 1 .. 6 Total .101 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. LEYTON. Played at Leyton on June *28. H am pstead N on descripts . L. Hutchinson, b A. L a w ..........................2 W. J. Haycraft, c Spicer, b Golding .. 0 C. W. Woodall, 1b w, b A. L a w ..................18 F. J. Abbot, b A. Law 19 H. Woodall, b A. Law 5 F. C. W. Durrant, c and b Golding.. .. 13 W. P. Perrins, b A. L a w .......................... L. Corke, b A. Law .. J. M. Price-Williams, not out .................. A . R. F. Evershed, b Golding .................. C. Sienesi, b Golding.. B .......................... Total . L eyton . Tuck, b Haycraft .. 4 Vasey,bPrice-Williams 4 Watson-Smith b Price- Williams ..................1 Rayner, b Corke .. . . 3 1 A. Law, 1 b w, b Hay­ craft ..........................21 Parnham, b Corke .. 9 F. Law, b Haycraft .. 20 Bellows, b Price-Wi - liam s.......................... Spicer, b Haycraft .. C. H. Davis, b Corke .. W. Golding, notout .. B 14, lb 5, w 3 .. Total , SOUTHGATE v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at Southgate on June 21. S o u th o ate . G. James, b Hotchkin 19 T. II. Bradfor’ , c Jukes, b Hotchkin.. 0 F. P. Francis, b Hotchkin..................18 J. W. Sharp, c Aber- cromby, b llotchkin 19 W. J. Phillips, b Moir 1 A. E. White, b.Hotch- k i n ..........................88 Total . COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. ROYAL INSURANCE. Played at Dulwich on June 21. R oyal I n su rance . 72 .137 P a ll in g sw ic k . W.’ L.Hotehkin,c Fair- weather, bFrancis 6 J. Jukes, c Hetvey, b Fairweather .. . . 1 5 F. Moir.c J. W. Sharp, b Francis.................0 F. B. Marshall, b Fair- weather .................. 1 F. W. Burnside, not o u t ..........................13 O. J. Fraser, c and b Fairwoather .. .. 3 B. Wilkinson, c and b F. F. White .. .. C. Shcmm,b Francis.. B. W. Iiepton, b F. F. Whito .................. Abcreromby, b Francis P. Schooling, b F. White .................. B 7,1 b 1, w 1 .. Hodson, b Leese De Winton, b Moun­ tain .......................... Da Saulles, b Hall .. Rees, b Mountain Browning,c Earnshaw, b Mountain .. .. H ofc , b Mountain .. Butterfield, b Moun­ tain .......................... J. H. Crof , b Moun­ tain ..........................2 Morris, b Mountain .. 12 Smith, b Mountain .. 9 Boatwright, not o u t .. 0 B 10,1 b l,w 3, nb 1 15 114 0 J C o m m ercial U nion A ssurance P. Leese, b Browning 8. C. Turner, b Rees.. Geo. H. Harnett,c and b Smith .. F. P. Mountain, b Browning.................. F. Bourne, b Rees .. A. F. Bailey, c Hose, b Rees .................. 14 F. F. White,b Jukes..* 5 F. Hervey, not out .. 2tf T. S. Sidney, b Jukes 4 D. Fairweather, b Mar­ shall ..........................23 E. A. White, c Frasor, b Wilkinaon .. .. 1 B 17, w 9 .. ..2 6 ,180 H. H. Eamshaw, b Browning.................. H. E. Hall, not out .. C. T. Rogerson, bRees B .......................... Total 7 H ft 6 40 E. A. Stark and F. J. Sayce did not bat. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Played at Loughborough on June 28. C o m m ercial U nion A ssu ran ce . P. Leese, et Da Costa, b Fletcher .. .. 25 S. C. Turner, b Flet­ cher ..........................1 F. F. Kelly, c Bowers, b L e w is ..................79 F. P. Mountain, b Lewis ..................16 Geo. H. Harnett, b Moore ..................1 F. A. Bailey, b Moore 1 F. Bourne, b Mooro *V-0 II. E. Hall, c and b F letch er..................5 C. T. Rogerson, b Da Costa...........................19 E. A. Stark, b Lewis 5 F. J. Sayce, not out .. 7 B 13, 1b ?,w 3,u b 4 23 T o t a l..................182 F ir e I nsurance A ssociation . Martin, b Kelly .. .. Horsey, run ou t.. .. Lewis, b Mountain .. Bath, b Mountain .. Da Costa, b Kelly Fletcher, b Mountain Baillie, b Kelly .. .. Smith, b Kelly .. .. 0 Bowers, b Kelly .. .. 0 Moore, not out .. .. 0 Hacker, b Kelly .. .. 0 THANET COLLEGE v. WING HAM, MARGATE. Played at Wingham on July 2. WlHOHAM. First Ininng°. Second Innings. G. Gillow, b Smith .. .. 12 A. Lewis,lbw, b W . Austin 12 r v; H. Petley,c Stiles, b Smith 4 H. Price, c Walter, b W. Leetham..........................0 L. Lewis, b W. Leetham 3 b W. Austin .. .. o J. Robinson, c Mishin, b W. Leetham.................. 23 A. Morgan,c l.ott,b Stiles 20 C. Laslett, b W. A ustin.. 1 G. Fastall, c and b W. Austin ..........................0 not out ........................ W. G. Walters, not out.. .. 0 O. Laslett, b W. Aust n .. 0 Extras......................... 7 c Smith, b Austin..................o c Smith, b W. Austin..................8 c Goshard, b W . Leetham .. .. o Extras .. ..’ l Total ................82 Total .. T h an et C o l l e g e . T o ta l..................T9 C r ic k e t .— A song written and composed by J. n. Smith, and de lioated to A. N. noruby, Esq. “ It w 11 be wo'.comed heartily by all lovers of tlie national ’iritish game."— Em. Post free, 18 stamps of mithnr, 12, Clifton-street, Wolverhampton-—A jiv t. D. Lott, b Robinson.. 0 C.-Gothard, run out .. 8 II. Walter, b R >vincon 8 \V. Leetham, b Robin­ son ..........................11 W. M. Smith,bM. rgan i33 W. Austin, e Lewis, b Robinson..................47 A.Leethim,b Robi.ison 10 W. Stiles, c and b A. Lowis.......................... C. Austin, b A.Lewis 6 Mishin, not out .. . 2 T. Ile.v, c and b C. Laslttb .......................0 Ext a s .......................g T o t a l...................161 F. A rltc , playing fur Victoria v. W anstead Colt?, at Y iitoria Park last Saturday, tools six w ickets f-T tt'no ruua-