Cricket 1884

340 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a u g . 7, 1884. J AMPSTBAD NONDESCRIPTS v. GRAN­ VILLE. Played at Walthamstow on Aug. 2. H am pstead N o n d e sc r ipts . L. Hutchinson, C. W. Woodall, '.l*b w, b Blackburn .. .. 1 Smith b C. Reel ..'18 W . J. Haycraft, c C. Rred, b Blacknurn.. 0 Hugley, b Challis .. 4 G.H. Woodall.b Cballi* 8 H. Woodall, c Reed, b Challis .................14 H. E. Reed, b Wade .. 21 Preeor, c C. H. Wood­ all, b Haycraft.. .. 2 C. Reed, b Haycraft .. 2 W. ChaUi?, c H. Wood­ all, b Haycraft .. fi Devon, b Wady .. .. 5 Millay c C. Woodall, b Jones, b Blackburn Lyri k, b Cballis R.Bu chinson,bC.Reed Wftde, b Little .. .. Evershed, not out B 8, l b l .. .. Total .. .. Wade.. .. .. 23 Jones, b Wade .. .. 7 Muggeridge, not out.. 1 Little, c and b Wade 4 Blackburn, run out .. 0 J. Earnshaw, b Wade 0 B 12, 1b2 .. .. 14 Total 85 CHARTERHOUSE v. THE CAVALRY BRIGADE, ALDERSHOT. Played at Charterhouse on August 2. C a v a lr y B r ig ad e . P. Beuricke, b Vintceut G. Nicholson, b Yint- cpnt .. Y. Hone, st Richard on, b Wreford-Brown .. Capt.Arm tage, run out Capt. Griffiths, b Wre ford-Brown. ,, Capt. Ridley, c Wood­ bridge, b Vintcent.. Corpl. J. King, b Wro- ford-Brown . 21 Capt. Duthy, not out E. Pockington. c Caw- ston, b Wreford- Brown ................. P. Coke, b Wreford- Browu .. ... ,. C. Kirk, b Vintcent .. B 2,1 b 2 .. Total G. A. Coulby, not out 118 E. Cawston, c and b Ridley........................67 E. S. Currey, b King .. 53 C harterhouse . C. Wreford-Brown,not o u t ........................13 B 16,1 b 8, w 2 .. 26 Total .. ..277 A L. Hansell, H. Y. E. Burrell,C. M. Woodbridge, C. H. Vintcent, E. B. Waggett, F. J. Richardson, and C. H. Evan-Thomas did not bat. CRICKET BULLS; - Important to Clubs. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on August 2. G r a n v il l e . First JTnninga. A. Sharood, b Farqu- harson ................. E. A. Ferry, run out .. A. Taylor, b Pease .. E. M. Rogers, b Pease L b ........................ H. S. Dominy, c Mc­ Canlis, b Burnett .. 7 F. Furze, b Burnett .. 8 W. Edwards, not ont.. 46 P. H. Lockhart, b Far- quharson .. .. .. 0 S. O. H. Hart-Davis, b Farquharsou .. .. 1 W. L. Pierce, b Bur­ nett ....................... 2 In the Second Innings Edwards scored (not out) 2 , Sharood, b Pease, 8, Ferry (not out) 15; b 1,1 ,b 1— Total, 45. C harlton P ark . T o ta l.................71 A. J. Newsom, c Hart- Da' is, b Edwards .. W. McCanlis, b Sha- 16 rood W. G. Farquharson, Edwards .. A. P. Zambrano, Ferry................ A. Burnett, b Sharood 0 G. Turner, b Sharood 2 Several Manufae- turers have for a hu n d red years, doubtless,used the best material and labour at their command, but one and all.have sacri­ ficed durability to beauty, and in their endeavour to produce a hand­ some looking ball have introduced such an excessive number of fine ►titches that good leather is positive­ ly cut to pieces, while tbe virtues of old fashioned cobblorB ’ wax have been altogether ignored and given place to wax which has nothing but its clear white colour to recom­ mend it. An ex­ amination of any worn-out Cricket These Balls have obtained- numerous teetimonia's, and are giving universal satis­ faction. They are used by the principal crjcfceters and clubs, and are acknowledged by the best bowlers to be unequalled. ................... They can be obtained of all Athletic Outfitters throughout the world, and wholesale of the Manufacturers. All should see that the Balls bear this mark ^ QQ without which none are genuine. Ball will phow that it died of two com p la in ts—in the swelling of the quilt, or inside, and the bursting of the stitches, the latter being the natural con­ sequences of the former. We have pleasure in stating we havediscovered a remedy for this tw o -fo ld com ­ plaint. W e can pre­ vent the swelling o f the quilt , nr inside ,- and we guarantee th‘>t all Balls bearing the above brand keep thf-Ar form better than any other Ball. 11 A. H. Pease, b Sbarood 8 E. W. Sampson, b Ferry........................0 H. C. Dent, not out .. 1 A. 0. Newsom, b Ferry 2 W. W. Whitfield, b Sharood................ 3 B ........................1 Total . 47 KAVENSBOURNE (LEE) v. CALDE­ COTTS XI. Played at Neasden on July 26. R avensbourne . F. Ellingham, not out.. 57 A. George, o Stobell, b Elliott....................... 0 J. ivistruck, b Hart .. 6 E. J. Pritchard,cLayte, bH art....................... 80 A. Darlow,run out .. 27 W. Foster, b Stobell. .. 1 G. Pragnell, b Elliott 4 T.P.James, not out .. 2 Total ..127 G. Wigley, R. Davis, and W. Binnie did not bat. Caldecotts did not 1at. Photographs of Celebrated E L E V E N S , I ilTESSRS. E, HAWKINS A Co. (late H ennah and K en t), 108, King p Road, Brighton, leg to announce that they have the following now r« ady. Large size suitable for framing. Mounted on “ India TintP,” and beautifully finished. Lord Sheffield's Eleven, at Sheffield Park. The Australians, „ , Gentlemen of England (tast matth at Oval.) Gloucestershire. Su rey. Nottingh b mbhiie. Kent. Sussex. Philadelphians. England, at Lords’. Price 8s. €d.each, canioge free, or the set cf ten for £ 1 : 7 : 6. Cabinet size of the Australians, the best ever taken, mounted on rose coloured and cram mounts, gilt edge?, with names printed in gold, elegantly finished, I p . 6d. each. Also splendid Cabinet. 1lotos <f Dr. W. G.- Grace (jnst taken), F. Ar<h»r, G. F<rdham, T. Cannon, 1L. each (post free). Cartes de visite <f F. Archer, G. 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