Cricket 1885

MAY 14,1886. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 117 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Clapton on May 9. H ampstead N ondescripts . J. S. Haycraft, b S. W. Scott..........................3 E. C. Evelyn,b Shackel 15 W. J. Hayoraft, b S. W. S co tt..................2 W. B. Tyndall, c Homer, b S. W. Scott..........................6 C. Braithwaite, b S. W. S c o tt..................4 L. Corke, o Horner, b Shackel ............. .. 1 R. L. Williamson, run ont ..........................3 A. J. Dare.b Hartley.. 1 E. C. Griffith, b S. W. S co tt..........................1 L. Hutchinson, o Shackel, b Hartley .. 4 R. J. Hutchinson, b S. W. S c o t t .................. J. E. Walker, not out 1 B 4, 1b 2, n b 1 T otal. U pper C lapton . W. Scott, b Braith­ waite ..........................2 E. S. Horner, b Corke 15 A. W. How, c William­ son, b W. Haycraft 7 S. W. Sc^tt, b Dare .. S3 G. Hartley, c Evelyn, b Dare ..................5 C. Shackel, run o it .. 7 J. Currie, c and b Braithwaite .. .. 1 C. Simpson, b Dare .. E. A. Johnson, c and b Braithwaite .. J. R. Mason, c Corke, b Dare .................. G. Meredith, not ou t.. J. King, b Dare .. .. B .......................... T otal..................81 BEDFORD SCHOOL v. CHRIST’S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Played at Bedford on May 9. B edford S chool . First Innings. L. Head, b Stevenson R. A. Firth,b Thornton M. E. Cookson, run out A. E. Holt, not out .. C. Pearee, c Thornton, b Stevenson .. .. B 8, lb 6 .. .. R, F. A. Orr, b Tindall 85 H- S. Bri gs, b Thorn­ ton ..........................0 P. ChtiBtopherson, c Hoare, b Stevenson 8 P. R.Yardley, b Steven­ son ..........................1 II. Sargeaunt.b Steven­ son ..........................5 Total W . A. Harris,b Steven­ son .......................... In the Second Innings R. F. A. Orr scored, b Steven­ son 11, H. 8. Briggs, b Stevenson 1, P. R. Yardley, b Stevenson 0, W. A. Harris (not out) 8; b 3.—Total 18. C hrist ’ s C ollege , C ambridge . M. A. North, b Orr .. 7 T.H . Gilbert, b Chris­ topherson ...............71 F. R. A. Hoare, 1bw, b Yardley ...............37 H. C. L. Tindall, c Orr, b Holt ................2 M. H. Horsley, c Sar- geaunt, b Briggs .. 27 F. B. Norris, c Chris­ topherson, b Yardley 24 A. Thornton, c Sar- geaunt, b Yardley .. 0 W .B Jones, c Chris­ tophersnn, b Briggs A. E. Stevenson, o Yardley, b Chris­ topherson.. .. .. C. E. Eagles, b Holt .. W. P. Clark, not ou t.. B 5,1 b 2 .. .. Total .. ..1 BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Blackheath on May 9. C harlton P a . rk , b A. P. Zambrano, Christopherson .. A. C. Newsom, c W. H. Ormerod,b Chris­ topherson.................. H. E. Lawrence, run out ......................... W. McCanlis, Saunders .. W, McFarlane, Christopherson S. R Sargeantfb Chris- topherson..................17 B lackheath M orden . 8 b .. 15 b 0 G. O. Jacob, b Chris­ topherson ..................1 E. W. Sampson, b T. O rm erod..................15 H. Turrell, b Chris- tophe>son .. .. 1 J. Selous, c Stokes, b T. Ormerod .. .. 0 W. McAlister, not out 0 B 6,1 b l,w l,n b l 9 Total.................. 75 W. H. Ormerod, c McCanlis, b Zam- H. C. Blaker, b Zam- R. P. Sewell, b Zam- brano.. .. .. .. 87 L.Stokes, c McAlister, b NewBom .. .. 5 W . D. Fabeck, o Jacob, b Zambrano .. .. 0 S. Christopherson, b N ew som .................8 W . S. Lelievre, not out 9 A.Bousfield.c Sargeant, b McAlister .. .. 8 T. Ormerod, b Zam­ brano .........................8 J. D. Saunders,c Samp­ son, b McAlister .. 1 Total . W . P. Godfrey did n t bat. 79 CIVIL SERVICE v. R. M. C. Played at Sandhurst on May 9. C ivil S ervice . A. ff. Powell, o Bell, b L e e s..........................25 W .Langley, c Southey, b B arton..................17 C. G, Farmer, b Barton 26 A. H, Browne, c Fox, b S o u th e y ..................3 A. S. Burr, b Barton.. 6 Hon. E. Thesiger, c and b B a rton ..................11 J. Oswald, o and b Barton ..................4 H. Meller, c and b Bartcn ......................10 A . K. Travers, b Hornby .................. G.Chetwynd.c Cobbold, b B a rton .................. V. G. Smith (sub), not out .......................... B 5,1 b2, w 1 .. 8 T o ta l....................114 R. M. C. . 82 J. Lees, b Meller C. D. Sandford, Farmer, b Meller .. 0 P. T. Bell,b Chet'jynd 0 A. E. Barton, b Chetwynd..................7 J. D. W. Davy, b Chetwynd..................0 H. A. Hornby, b Browne ..................16 G. C. Cobbold and W . M. Southey did not bat. A.S.Arnold, c Thesiger, b Chetwynd .. .. 10 L. W. Fox, not out .. 38 A. B. Champain, < Langley, b Thesiger 81 B 6, lb 4, w 1 ..1 1 Total . .148 UPPER CLAPTON v. BUCKHURST HILL Played at Upper Clapton on May 2. U pper C lapton , W. A. W. IScott, c Wallace, b Palmer .. 9 E. S. Horner, b Hants 9 G. Hartley, c Hants, b Oxley..........................25 S. W . Soott.b Oxley.. 15 J. R. Mason, b Oxley.. 4 C. Shackel, b Oxley .. 0 A. W . How, c Hants, b Oxley ..................2 B uckhurst H ill , C.S.Simpson, b Palmer 15 E. A. Johnson, b W allace..................10 H. W. Horner, not out G. Meredith, b Wallace B 3,1 b 2 .. .. Total .. 99 H. Palmer, b 'Shackel 5 W . Sworder.c S.Soott, b Shackel..................8 G. Palmer, b S. W. S co it.......................... 4 A. Sworder, b S. W . Scott..........................8 R. L. Allport, b S. W. Scott..........................0 H. Hants, c and b G. Hartley ..................17 A. Wallace, b G. Hartloy ..................10 R. W. Smith, not out 10 F. J. Oxley, b Hartley 0 W. J. Lloyd, b S. W . Scott .......................... L. Hunt, b S. W. S co tt..........................0 B 4, n b 1 .. .. 6 Total .. 57 C ou n ty C rick et in L e ic ester sh ir e .— A public meeting was held in the Temperance Hall, Leicester, ou Monday, for the purpose of considering the best means of advancing the interests of the County Cricket Club. The Mayor (Aid. Hart) presided, and there was a large attendance. Resolutions were sub­ mitted pledging the meeting to do all in its power to further county cricket by adding to the committee and getting more subscriptions. Objection was taken that the public would not freely assist, in consequence of the arrange­ ment which existed with the Cricket Ground Company. The feeling was abroad that the club and the company were synonymous, and that in subscribing money for cricket they were simply supporting a company formed for a speculative purpose. Mr. Marriott, captain of the club, said that the arrangements made with the Aylestone Ground Company were that they should take all the receipts from whatever source, and indemnify the county club from any loss. The result had been that every year the company had been much out of pocket and they could not go on in the same way. For the future, however, the matter was in the hands of the club, and whatever money was raised as the result of that meeting would be applied to cricket. In the end a resolutionwas passed re-electing the old committee with power to add to their number, and calling on them to take measures to make the club for the future self-support­ ing. GRANVILLE (LEE) 2 nd X I. v. ELIOT PLACE. Played at Blackheath on May 9. E. N. Hole, b J. Y e o m a n .................. E. J. Brown,cRollins, b D r u itt.................. H. Croucher, run out F, Taylor, b Druitt .. F. Edwards, b Druitt T. Jerrard, b Druitt .. P. P. Webb, b J. Y e o m a n .................. H. W. Edwards, b J. Y e o m a n ..................1 C. de Matto?, b J. Y e o m a n ..................0 A, J. Thornett,b Druitt 0 S. de Mattos, not out B T otal..................21 E liot P lace , M. J. Druitt, st Hole, b B ro w n ..................58 W. D. Rollins, c F. Edwards, b Brown.. 1 E. Townsend, b Croucher..................5 J. Yeoman, not out .. 43 B. F. Gordon, b Brown 9 C. Hay, not out .. .. 80 B 5, w 1..................6 Total .. ..152 O. Yeoman, C. Yeoman, H. Townsend, T. Southgate and A. Hay did not bat. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CLAPTON. Played at Lee on May 9. C lapton . A. S. Douglass, run out S. A. Asser, c Taylor, b Beves.......................... R. J. Chapman,b Ferry F. H. City, run out .. C. E. Munro, not out.. B 1,1 b 2 .. .. Total 8 7 2 4 a 67 W. Low, c Beves, b Brown ..................11 G. L. Lyons, c Ferry, b S. Shorter, c Taylor,‘ b Beves..........................6 J. Emmerson, o Pierce, b Beves ..................2 J. H. D >uglass,b Ferry 18 W. H. Davis, b Beves 5 G ran W. L. Pierce, b Davis 6 J. Wilson, jun., b Emmerson .. .. 2 S. Brown, c Davis, b Emmerson .. ..1 3 G. Btves, not out .. 25 J. S. Clarkson, A. Taylor, H. H. Carey, E. A. Ferry, and G. T. Easten did not bat. P. H. Lockhart,run out 2 H. S. Dominy, not out 5 B 5,1 b 1, w 1 .. 7 Total 60 v. WOODFORD HON. ARTILLERY CO. WELLS. Played at Woodford Wells on May 9. H. A. C. Private Wheeler, c H. Tween, b J. Palmer Private H. Davis, b G u n n ery................. Sergt. Bishop, run out Private J. Taylor, b G unnery.................. Private W. Jones, b Gunnery .. .. .. Driver Gridley, c Thorpe, b Gunnery Private Seager, o H. Tween, b Gunnery W oodford W ells . Private A. J. Seager, b 39 G unnery.................. 0 Private H. Pocoek, not 8 «ut .......................... 18 2 Lieut, Harrison, b W, K em sley.................. 4 0 Private Laughlin, run out .......................... 0 0 B 4, lb l, w l,n b l 7 3 81 0 W. W. Tween, c Jones, b Davis ..................8 E. E. Palmer, c and b W h eeler..................10 L. H. Gunnery, b W h eeler..................18 H. H. Tween, c Wheeler, b Davis .. 2 W.Kemsley, c Bishop, b Davis ..................0 H. Davies, c Davis, b W h eeler..................1 S. E. Palmer, run out 11 A. A. Tween,b Wheeler i> A. E. Kemsley, c Bishop, b Clarke .. 1 E. Swift, c Pocock, b W h eeler..................3 B 5,1b 2 .. .. 7 Total . 67 I n a match played at Pease Down, Bath, on the 2nd inst., between the Village club and an adjoining club, the visitors were all dismissed in the second innings for the small total of 5 runs, of which 2 were byes. A. Spirring took four wickets for no runs, and C. Head, five wickets for three runs, oneman being run out. The home team won by nine wickets.