Cricket 1884

JULY 17,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 291 CROYDON v. PLAISTOW. Played at Plaistow. Kent, on July 10, C r o yd o n . E. Anderton, st Mo Cance,b Biggs .. 60 A.Holt, c Hoskier, b A. Latter F.Uill, c and b Biggs.. W. T. Ogle, b A. Latter J. A. S. Jones, c Me Cance, b A. Latter .. C. A. Hooper, c and b A. L a tter.................. E. C. Heed, b Jones .. C.H.W.Biggs,cHooper, b Jones .. .. .. R. Poult 6 r, not out .. A. H. Latter, b Jones.. E. Satterthwaite, 1b w, b Jones .. .. 1 27 E. J. Day, b A. Latter 16 J. Aria, c Reed, b Biggs.................. .. A. H ill,not out .. . . 1 8 A. W. Allan, b Biggs 8 E. M. Tate, c McCanco, b Reed ..................... 15 B 14, lb 7 .. . . 2 1 T o t a l................... 199 F. H. Hoskier, b Jones 1 J. M. McCance, not out I B13, l b l , w l .. 15 Total 65 H. F. Wickes, J. Collett, H.Latter, and C. H. Clarke did not bat. RAVENS v. RUSSELL. Played at Victoria Park on July 12. R aven ?. J. Carney, b Carey .. 8 E. Ames, b E. Mitchell 18 A. Jones, st W. A. Mit­ chell, b Carey .. .. 10 S. Spratley,c Brandon, b Mitchell..................22 B. Bruhl,b E. Mitchell 0 H. Shenton, b Field­ ing .......................... 11 J. Greer, b Fielding .. 2 R u s s e l l . F. Mardling, b E. Mit­ chell .......................... E. Y ign eB , b Fielding G. Goodwin b Fielding J. Salter, not out B 6 , w 4.................. Total . 96 W .'A. Mitchell, 1b w, b Jones .................. Fielding, b Jones.. J. Carey, c Shenton, b Jones.......................... Cottingham, b Jones.. W. Carey, b Bruhl .. E. Mitchell, c Vignes, b Jones .................. J. "Weaver, b Bruhl .. S. Brandon, not out .. H. Moore, run out .. B .......................... Total. 89 CHARLTON PARK v. BLENHEIM. Played at Charlton Park on July 5. C h a rlton P ark . W. McCanlis, c Bur- bridge.b Prebble .. 80 M. A. Streatfeild, b Prebble ..................37 A. P. Zambrano, b Prebble ..................0 D. J. MacFarlan, c Fisher, b Green .. 21 G. Turner, b Green .. 0 A. J. Newsom, b Cook 23 A. Burnett, b Prebble 9‘ B lenheim . W. E.Selous, c Jeffries, b G r e e n .................. A.H. Pense, notout .. H. Turrell, b Green .. Rev. W. M. C. McAl­ lister,! b w,b Preb'. le B l , l b l . w l .. T otal..................183 A E.Genfc, c McCanlis, b Burnett..................7 J.Boswell,c Zambrano, b Streatfeilt .. .. 14 S. Cook, not o u t.. .. 20 R. D. Green, b Burnett 0 T otal..................59, J. Towell, C. Lamond,Burbridge, and Gibbs did not F. Prebble, c and b McAllister .. .. 7 F. Fisher.b McAllister 1 W. J. Jeffries, not out 6 B 8 , n b 1 .. .. 4 BEDDINGTON v. LAW CLUB. Played at Beddington on July 10. L aw C. H. W, BeresforJ, c McMaster, b Walford 15 E.F.Baynes,c Walford, b Henderson .. .. 12 J.E.Shaw, b McMaster 17 N.J.Ward,b Henderf on 1 F. R. Burroughes, c Muggeridge, b Mo Master ..................9 F.Smith.c Muggeridge, b McMaster .. .. 2 C lub . C. C. Macklin, c and b W a lfo rd ..................2 Chester, b McMaster.. 2 J. Hudson, sub., not o u t .......................... 0 B 4 , 1 b 5 .. .. 9 Total 69 B eddinoton . S. A. Jones, b Chester 3 G. West, o Baynes, b Chester ..................5 T.Henderson, c Beres- ford, b Chester .. 9 Col. Johnson, c Beres- ford, b Chester .. 2 H.J. Simms, b Chester 8 E. J.McMaster.not out 85 H.A. J. Totton, b Bur­ roughs .................. A. B. Walford, run out Capt. Dacres, c sub, b Chester .................. C. Bentley, not out .. B 6 ,1 b 2, w 4 Total .113 Com. Muggeridge did not bat. NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. LEATHERHEAD (1 2 a - s id e ). Played at Cliessington on July 8. L eatherhead . T. Spencer, st Har­ bottle, b Cooper .. 29 A. Springett, c S:ut- field, b Barry .. . . 8 3 F. G. L. Lucas,b Spiro 12 L. Sanderson, c Stut- field, b Barry .. .. 3 C. Maepherson,notoutllo A. C. Cattley, b Spiro 1 F. W. Bovill, b Spiro 0 R. Langton, c Mugge­ ridge, 0 Ilall .. . . 5 1 A.C. Bovill, c Partridge, b Martineau .. .. 4 Rev. G. W. F. Marlell, b Martineau .. .. 2 F. Hue Williams, b Maitineau .. .. 2 Browning,b Martineau 0 B 21,1 b 6 , w 4,n b 1 32 Total .284 D. H. Barry, nob out 45 H. E. M. Stutfield, b S p e n ce r ..................26 N i :' er - do -W eels . C. J. H. Cooper,not out 14 B 8 , 1b 2, w 1 11 Total .. .. . . 9 6 D. G. Spiro, P. H. Martineau, J. C. Partridge, W. J. Ullathorne, E. Marshall Hall, T. B. Harbottle, B. A. F. Grieva, A. B. Walford and Capt. Muggeridge, R.N., did not bat. BICKLEY PARK v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Bickley on July 12. B ickley P ark . F. E. Street, c Gilbert, b B onnor..................42 J. N. Tonge, b Iver .. 0 C. J. H.Cooper, c Lips- combe, b Sawyer .. 9 L. A. Shuter, b Her .. (5 J. A. S. Jones, b K er.. 6 E. R. Bouch, b Sawyer 2 W . H. Patterson, not out .. 90 6 A. H. Latter, b Ker .. E. F. Heiitage, b Wil­ son ..........................7 E. A. Gibson, c sub, b Gilbert ..................42 A. Bouch, b Bonnor .. 0 B 5,1 b 10,w9,nb 1 25 T o t a l..................285 U pper T ooting . W. A. Rose, not out .. 21 B .......................... 8 C. A. W. Gilbert, not out ..........................54 J. F. Miller, st E. Bouch, b Jones .. 0 G. F. Bonner, W. H. Lipscombe, C. J. Roberts, F. C. Wright, J. C. Ker, W . S. Sawyer, W. M. Wilson and W. Earle did not bat. D E A N E & CO’S WATER BALLAST CRICKET GROUNDROLLERS. CR I CKET PAV I L IONS Donkey, Pony, & Horse Water Ballast R o lle r s ; cwt. qr. 12 0 16 0 23 0 83 0 Price. £ s. 8 10 11 ID 18 10 25 0 The “ Excelsior’’ Lawn Mower. Strongly Recommended by The Field to all who defiro “ 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. £410a. £5 10s. £ 6 10s. £ 7 10s. £ 8 . TIIE “ EXCELSIOR” HORSE LAWN MOWER. 25in., £14; 30in., £18; 85in., £25; 40in., £30. All the best makes of Lawn Mowers in Stock—Excelsior, Invincible, Shanks’s, Green’s, Ransome’s The Easy. Patent Water Ballast Rollers. Weight Weight Empty. Full. 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