Cricket 1884

j u l y 31, 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 323 BAKERS, WHITE AND MORGAN v. COGGESHALL. Played at Coggeshall on July 22. COGGESHALL. First Innings. Brazier, c Green, b John­ son .* ..........................It G. Beard, b Johnson.. .. 9 Martin, not out..................11 S. King, c Penticost, b Elliott .......................... Brown, st Penticost, b Elliott .......................... Browning, b Elliott.. R. Holmes, b Elliott .. F. Be»rd, b Johnson Dr. Jackman, 1 b w, b J oh n son .......................... P. White, b Elliott .. Mount, c Green, b Johnson E xtras.......................... Total.. .. .. Second Innings. c Johrirfon, b Elliott 12 o Elliott, b Skinner 11 c White, b Skinner 16 0 b E lliott..................0 b Skinner.. .. .. 6 b Skinner.. .. .. 0 b Elliott .. .. .. 4 c and b 8 kinner .. 0 c Johnson,b 8 kinner 0 b Johnson .. .. 0 not o u t .................. 0 Extras .. .. 9 . 68 4 8 Total B akers , W hite and M organ . H. Jackson, c and b White.. .. .. .. 9 G. Elliott, not out .. 81 S. Green, b Martin .. 0 F. Johnson, b Martin 17 E. Skinner, c Jackman, b Browning .. .. 4 J. Penticost, c Brown, b M a rtin ..................7 W . J. White, b Martin 15 W. Bopp, o Jaokman, b Martin ..................4 G. F. Wrigley, c Brazier, b Browning 14 W. Milliard, b Martin 6 G. M. Gross, b Martin 0 E x tr a s ..................17 Total CROYDON v. WHITGIFT SCHOOL. Played at Croydon on July 19. W . T. Grant, b Fisher 83 J. Grant,1 b w, b Fisher 10 J. A. Knight,b 0.Marks 33 F. Hill, b Bacon .. .. 51 E. R. Wilkinson, c 0. Marks, b H. Marks. .127 J. C. Neech, c Fisher, b 0. Marks .. .. 78 R. D. Wilkinson, o Turner, b H. Marks 24 C. F. Evans, b O.Marks 84 J. Aris, not out .. .. 42 F. Grant, not out ^ 4 B 84,1 b 8 , w 5 .. 42 Total Whitgilt did not bat. .478 BRIGHTON BRUNSWICK v. HASTINGS. Played at Hastings on July 23. B righton . A. G. E . Godden, c McCormick, b Green 8 J. H. Howard, 1 b w, b Green ..................1 W . J. Bensom, 1b w, b Green ..................2 W.H Stanton, not out 0 B 18, lb 4 .. . . 1 7 F.Clejnents.e Keinard, b M orton.................8 0 B. J. Saunders, b Mor­ ton .. .. .. .. 5 W. Tester, c Brown, b Msrton ..................46 W. Reeves, b M orton.. 0 W. Humphreys, b Mor­ ton .......................... 88 W. Clements, b Green 5 0. M. Perkins, b Mor­ ton .......................... 6 Total. .153 H astings . J. Phillips, b W. Clements .. .. 26 A. 0. Coles, o Perkins, b Humphreys .. .. 1 E. J. McCormick, not out .. .. .. ..129 T.J.Green,oF.Clements b W . Clements.. .. 0 T. Konnard, 0 Godden, b W . Clements .. 4 | Total ..203 G. Morton and W. Brown did not bat. A. Phillips, st W. Clements, b Hum­ phreys ...................9 T. Parkin,cF.Clements, b Humphreys .. .. l5 R.J. Wilson, b Reeves 4 R. Sanden, not out .. 5 B 7,1 b 2, w b 1 .. 10 ST. KATHARINE'S COLLEGE, CAM­ BRIDGE, v. TRINITY HALL AND MAGDALEN COLLEGES. Played at Fenner’s on July 16 and 17. S t . K a th a rin e ’s. J. H. Swinstead, c Syfret, b Mackay .. 40 J. T. W. Perowne, c Wilkinson,b H. Allen 57 T. Haden, c Davies, b J. W. Allen .. .. 28 S.Sm ith,b J. W. Allen 0 T. Bourne, b Holland.. 28 R. R. Conway, b J. W . Allen .. .................. 8 E.S.Allen,bJ.W . Allen 21 F. E. Godden, b J. W. Allen.......................... 6 L. S. Robinson, c H. Allen, b Clapton .. 15 V. Howard, c Holland, b Clapton..................4 E. Stafford-Smith,not out . ......................... 2 E x tras..................28 T rix ity H a ll and M a gda len C o lle g e s . First Innings. Clark, not out .. .. 4 Griffiths,c and b Haden 0 Syfret, run out .. .. 8 Quin, b Bourne .. .. 1 E x tr a s ..................2 H. Allen, b Haden .. 0 J. W. Aren, b Swin­ stead .......................... 1 Davies, b Swinstead. .. 1 Mackay, b Haden .. 4 Wilkinson, b Bourne.. 22 Holland, b Bourne .. 4 Total Clapton, run ou t.. .. 1 In the Seoond Innings Clark scored, b Haden, 0, J. W. Allen, c Robinson, b Haden, 11, Holland, c Allen, b Haden,0, Mackay (not out) 1'8; extras 9—Total 88 . MR. H. W. PRICE’S XI. v. CGBHAM. Played at Cobharn on July 21. COBHAH. First Innings. Second Innings. Martin, c A. Vertue, P o w e ll.................. b .. 2 b Bowler ,. .. ... 84 c and b How .. .. 6 Dean, c Bowles, b Powell 0 e Parker, b How .. 4 Smith, b Bowler .. . 0 Fairs, b Bcwler . 7 Chapman, o Tetley, P o w e ll.................. b . . 6 1 Dallen, b Bowler .. . 0 Glanvill, b Bowler .. 0 J. Bennett, b Bowler . 0 T. Bennett, not out .. 0 B 6 ,1 b 2, w 1 .. 9 B 6 , w 1 .. •*N 7 Total .. .. 89 M r . H. W. P r ic e ’ s XI. Total A. R. Parker, c J. Bennett, b Chapman 41 E. O. Powell, h w, b Chapman...................38 C. B. Ashmore, b Chap­ man .......................... 1 A. B. How, e Smith, b Chapman..................0 C.Tennant,retired hurt 2 H. W . Price, b Fair .. 8 T. W. Tetley, c Lee, b G la n v ill..................27 H. Vertue, not out .. 8 A . Vertue, 1 b w, b Chapman..................0 G. Trollope, b Chap­ man .......................... 2 Bowler,1b w, b Martin 19 B ..........................9 Total..................155 DEANE & GO’S WATER BALLAST CRICKET GROUNDROLLERS. CR ICKET PAVILIONS. DEAN fl & Co. erect Cricket Pavilions of various Designs and any Size lor Club use and Private Grounds. LAWN MOWERS 20 PER CENT. FOR CASH OFF MAKERS PRICES CARRIAGE PAID The “ Excelsior '* Lawn Mower. Sirongly Recommended by The Field to all who deeire “ THE SURFACE CUT TO BE AS LEVEL AS A BILLIARD TABLE.” 8 inch. 10 inch. 12 inch. 14 inoh. 16 inch. 18 inch. 20 in. £ 2 10s. £ 8 10s. £ 4 10s. £5 10s. £ 6 10s. £710*. £8. THE “ EXCELSIOR” HORSE LAWN MOWER. 25in., £14; 80in.,£18; 85in„ £25; 40in., £30. All the best makes of Lawn Mowers in Stock—Excelsior, Invincible, Shanks’ 3 , Green's, Ransome’s The Easy. Patent Water Ballast Rollers- Weight Empty. Weight Full. 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