Cricket 1885

may t, 1885. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 103 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. CROYDON. Played at Croydon on Saturday, May 2. H ampste id N ondescripts . 0 J.S.Hayoraft,bF.Grant H. F. A. Smith, b A, Whitehead .. .. 1 W. J. Haycraft, b F. Grant......................... 1 W . S. Morice, c. F.Hill, b F. Grant .. .. 15 E. C. Evelyn, b W. T. Grant..........................21 A, G. 0. Kennedy, c W. T. Grant, b F. Grant 14 F. C. W. Durrant, b F. Grant..........................6 C roydon . R. Biscoe, c S. H ay craft, b Morice .. 25 H. R. Groom, b Walker 10 W . X. Grant, b Morice 0 A . J. Lane, b Smith .. 29 F. Hill, b Kennedy .. 46 Total .. ..126 J. C. Neerh, A. Whitehead, andH, W. Ward did not bat. C. Braithwaite, o Lane, bF . Grant..................12 L.Ilutchin8on,c Neech, b F . Grant .. .. 1 H. R. Walker, not out 2 R. Hutchinson, b F. Grant..........................0 B 6,1 b 2, w 1 .. 9 Total .. .. 82 F. Grant, not out .. 9 E. T. Day, c W. H aj- craft, b Kennedy .. 2 B 1, w 3, n b 1 .. 5 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. HARRINGAY. Played at Alexandra Park on May 2. H ampstead N oxdbscripts . H. M. Hewitt, b Sibley M.H. Walker, bG.Ford F. E. Wa ker, b Sibley E. Abbott, b G. Ford A. L, Stuart, not out.. B 8,1 b 3, w 1 .. Total 81 J. L . Aslett, b Main- waring ..................10 F. J. Abbott, b Arrow- sm ith......................... 4 R J. Williamson, c Mainwaring.b Sibley 2G E. C. Griffith, b G. Ford 3 L. Corke,b Arrowsmith 14 T. W. Fripp, b G. Ford 4 H arringay . Bull, not out .. .. 2 Sibley, not out Mainwaring, b Corke.. 0 * B 2,1 b 1 Total .. ..2 0 Arrowsmith, Gcodfellow, G. Ford, W. E. Miller, J. Goodman, F. Ford, W. Lester and G, Seager did not bat. CROYDON v. KENLEY Played at Kenley on May 2. Sccond Innings. ; C. Pinches, b A. Jojce .. .. .. 11 C roydon , First Innings. C. W. M. Foist, b E. S ou th ey ..........................4 J. Aris, c C. Pinches, b H. Mason ......................... 3 A. W. Allan, b E. Southey 2 noto u t ...................1 C. F. Evans, b E. Southey 11 A. Hill, b E. Southey .. 0 A. C. Dent, b H. Mason .. 4 b H.Mason .. .. 6 R. J. J. Shriaipton, b E. Southey .......................... 2 C. M. Tate, b E. Southey 0 T. P. Austen, c and b H. Mason .......................... T. L. Roberts, notout .. H. J. Hawkins, c H. Wil­ son, bH. Mason . B ........................ b R, Joyce c and b A. Joyco 2 not out B Total 38 Total. I venley . A. Joyce, b C. F. Evans 29 S. Shilcock, b A. C. D e n t..........................0 R. Joyce, b A. W, Allan 9 E. Southey, b C. F. Evans ..................7 Rev. J. Chippett, b A, W. A llAn..................2 II. Wilson, b A.-W. Allan.. ..................8 Rev. W . Sliilcock, b T. P. Austen..................2 C. Pinches, b A. W. Allan.................. ,. 0 H. Mason, b T, P. Aus­ ten ..........................o Dr. Simpson, not out 3 C. Southey, c C. M. Tate, b A. W. Allan 1 L b 2, w 2 .. .. 4 Total ..6 5 A. H. Studd contributed 100 out of 249 for three wickets for King’s College v. Non- Collegiates at Cambridge on April 29. NORTH OF ENGLAND XI. v. XVIII. OF RAMSBOTTOM AND DISTRICT, A match between an eleven captained by Barlow and an Eighteen of Ramsbottom and District, was played at Ramsbottom on Fri­ day and Saturday last. The Eleven were five runs behind on the first innings, but thankfr to the vigorous hitting of Robinson had scored their first total for the loss of only half their wickets when they were in a second time. Peate, it will be seen, was in great form with the ball, taking twelve wickets at a cost of thirty-seven runs. T he E leven . First Innings. Barlow, b Penny.. .. Mr.J.E.Kershaw,cReed b Penny .................. Grirashaw, c Wildman, b P e n n y .................. Hall, run out .. Sugg, o Hind, b Rey­ nolds .......................... Lockwood,Ibw, b Cope­ land .......................... In the Second Innings Barlow scored, c Yose, b Holden, 0; Grimsbaw, c Taylor, b Wildman, 0; Hall, c Biddulph, b Moorhouse, 0; Sugg, b Holden, 15; Lockwood, b Wildman, 11; Robinson (not cut), 54; Peate (not out), 7 ; extras, 2.—Total, 89. 6 Robinson, b Hind .. 2 Wright, b Hind .. . . 0 10 Watson, c Walton, b C-peland .. .. .. 10 4 Pilling, run out .. . . 1 0 Peate, not out .. .. 9 Extras .. 37 — 0 Total .. .. 89 T he R.F.Wildman,st Pilling b Peate .................. J, Walton, c Sugg, b Peate .......................... R. Holden, b Ptate.. G.Biddulph,cWright, b Peate.. .. .. A.-Taylor, b W atson.. W .H.Moorhouse,cSugg b Peate .................. Penny, c Lockwood, b Barlow .................. Copeland,cSngg.bPeate T. Ashworth, c Pilling, b Watson.................. J. Forshaw, c Hall, b Wright .................. E ighteen S. Kelly, b Watson .. B.Redmond,h\v,bPeate H. Horne, c Pilling, b 1 Pcate.......................... 2 E.Brindle,c Lockwood, b Peate .................. J. T.Gill, c Watson, b Peate.......................... R.Fenton, st Pilling, b Peate.......................... J. Yose, b Peate .. .. 22 P. Ro ers, not out .. 14 E xtras.................. Total .. ..9 4 Penny Reynolds.. BOWLING ANALYSIS, E leven .- First Innings, O. M. R. W.l O. M. R. W. ~~ 7 39 3 |Copeland 13.8 4 21 2 8 3 Watson Peate 7 8 1 | Hind, T he E ighteen . O. M. R W. 4 32 3 1Wright . 2 26.2 9 37 12 Barlow 11 O. M, R. W. .1 0 5 18 1 Playing for the St. Clement’s Club against St. Mary’s at Highbury on Saturday last, M. Sweetlove took 8 wickets for 8 rime, also accomplishing the “ hat trick.” He has already this season played in four matches, and taken no less than 24 wickets for a total cost of 33 runs. Mr. F. M. Buckland took his M.A. degree at Oxford on Thursday. The Rev. W. B. Money, of Trinity College F. G. Knott, Magdalene, and H. Pigg, Emmanuel, took their M.A. degrees at Cam­ bridge on Thursday. In a match on May 2, at Fulwell, between the Fulwell and Teddington Clubs, A. Archer obtained six Fulwell wickets in forty balls for 12 runs, A. Bowden-Smith took the remaining four tickets for four runs, in the same number of balls. P. B. Mackay con­ tributed 73 (not out) to tho Teddington total of 128. The three brothers Steel, D. Q., A. G., and H. B., played for the Liverpool Club on Saturday last against the Dingle Club. D. Q. contributed 60 of the total of 112, A. G. being bowled for 1, and H. B run out for 7. A. (£ took five of the six Dingle wickets which fell, at a cost of 57 runs. SURREY COUNTY CLUB. On Saturday last a trial match of some importance in connection with Surrey cricket was played at the Oval. With the exception of Messrs. Bowden, Key and Roller, and M. Read, most of the principal cricketers in the county took part in the game. The sides were captained by Messrs J. Shuter and Read respectively. Play began soon after ten o’clock, and in order to give all a chance, anyone getting 40 retired. Messrs. Read, Shuter and Diver, of the old hands, and Bowley, Beaumont, Banks, and Mr. Martineau, the captain of the Uppingham Eleven, all showed good cricket. Beaumont, Mills, and Bowley were the most successful bowlers. M r . W . W . R ead ’ s S ide . Read, re- Henderson, b Beau­ mont ..........................8 Mr. C. Martineau, st W ood, b Jones .. 23 Bowley, c Shuter, b M ills..........................21 Lohmann, retired hurt 11 Banks, run out .. .. 29 Mr. T. Nunn,b M ills.. 5 H. Y. Bate, c and b Beaumont .. .. 1 Mr. W. W, tired .. Riley, b Mills .. , Mr. C. E. Horntr, M ills.................. Kelly, not out .. B 4,1b 3 .. Total 41 0 0 5 7 ..146 M r . J. S huter ’ s S ide . Wood, b Riley .. .. 9 Abel,b Bowley .. .. 10 Harrison, c sub., b Bowley .................. 6 Beaumont, retired .. 40 Mr. J. Shuter, b Bates 32 Mr. E. J. Diver, re­ tired ..........................40 Total Mill8,b Bowley .. .. 0 Jones,cKelly,b Bowley 0 Barratt, b Bowley .. 0 Yoss, not out .. .. 7 Gorman,c and bBowley 14 B 15,1b 7 .. .. 22 .180 BOWLING ANALYSIS. R ead ’ s S ide . O. M. R. W. Beaumont 20 10 25 2 Gorman.. 8 3 17 0 Mills .. 23.3 8 56 4 Jones . Barratt , O. M. R W. 12 4 24 1 . 3 0 17 0 Bowley .. Riley C. Horner S huter ’ s S ide , O. M. R, W. Henderson 7 1 19 0 H. B. Bate 4 1 17 1 O. M. R. W. 27 9 53 6 21 6 53 1 5 1 16 0 SURREY CLUB & GROUND v. BROAD­ WATER. According to annual custom the Surrey Club opened its campaign on May 1, with a match against the Broadwater Club at God- aiming. Rain interfered with the play con­ siderably, and Broadwater did not get an innings. Mr. W. W. Read commenced the season Well, playing very fine cricket for his 100 not out. Score: S urrey C. &O. Lohmann, b Cottrell.. 20 Beaumont, run out .. 17 Jones, e and b Ridley 2 Wood, b Paravicini .. 27 Mr. J. E, Sparkes, b Ridley..........................0 B 9,1 b 2 .. .. II Mr.E.J. Diver, b Lucas 4 Bowley, b Lucas.. .. 50 Abel, c M. W.Marshall, b Cottrell..................3 Mr. S; W . Cattley, b Cottre’l ..................17 Mr. J. Shuter, b Cot­ trell ..........................3 Mr. W, W. Read, not T otal....................265 out ..........................100 Mr. A. C. Cattley, b Cottrell ..................11 The Broadwater team was composed as follows:— Messrs. A. P. Lucas, H. Wliitfeld, P, J. de Paravicini, E. M. Hadow, C. E. Cottrell, C. C. Clarke, M. C. Clarlo, M. W. Marshal], W. D. Marshall, S. H. Akroyd, A. B. Ridley, and C. Lambert. C. Shore* who bowled with such success for the Notts County Eleven against the Colts on Easter Monday, played for the Sefton Club, of which he is one of the professionals) against the Northern Club on Saturday. He took four of the ten Northern wickets.