Cricket 1885

288 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 23, 1885. FARN1NGHAM v. MR. SMITH- MASTERS’ XI. Played at Farningham on July 18. M r . S mith -M asters ’ XI. A. W . Baker, c W. W. J. F . Edmeades, b Rashleigb, bH <dsoll 56 H od soll................... 13 T. S. Dury, c C. RashC. J. Phili ps, c Hook, leigh, b Devas .. ..133 b D e v a s................... 2 C. W. Bulpett, c C. H. Phillips, b Hodsoll 0 Rashleigh, b Hook .. GO R. Merivale, not out.. 0 H. Baker, b Hodsoll .. 83 R.L. Hunter, bHodsoll 1 P. H. Coxe, b Hodsoll S B 13,1 b 6, w 8 .. 27 W . A. Smith-Masters, b Hodsoll.................. 0 T otal.................. 345 II .E. Murray Anderton, b Devas ................... 18 F a r n in g h a m . W. Fraser, c Hunter, b W . F.Devas, c Bulpett, Bulpett .................. 7 b A. Baker .. 6 W .W . Rashleigh, 1b w, E.L.Waring,b Bulpett 13 b Coxe ................ . 33 C. Hook, not out 0 A. T. O. White, b H. F. Waring, b A. Bulpett .................. 0 Baker ................... 4 Rev. C. Ra8lilr.igh, run A. T. Waring, b A. out .......................... 29 0 R. Berens, b A. Baker 0 B 12, 1b 2, w 3 17 J. L. Pierce, c Murray- Anderton, b Bulpett 0 Total..................113 J. Hodsoll, c Coxe, b A. B a k e r.................. 4 • r STAR V. CLYDE. Played at Priory Farm on July 11. S t R . F . Grover, b W. Parker 1 T. A. Smith, b Verrier 6 W* E. Holford, runout 19 C. Turner, not out .. 9 T. King, b Elliott 23 A. Waugh, b Panter.. 18 C. 1awder, b Elliott.. 0 Extras................... 6 W. J. Tyler, b Panter 0 — W . Murden, b Verrier 17 Total .. .. 126 W . Bell, b W . Parker 10 J. Langworthy, b W . Parker ................... 17 C lyde . Holdcroft, b Murd*n.. 0 H. Panter, not out .. 2 Verrier, b King .. 22 Blake, b Murden.. .. 12 Elliott, b King .. .. 11 Mather, b Murden .. 0 Eldiidge, b Murden .. 1 Bell, absent.................. 0 Arnold, run out .. 0 Extras................... 8 E. Parker, c Bell, b — M urden................... 4 Total .. .. 65 W. Parker, c Murden, bKing ................... 5 STAR v. BALHAM. Played at Priory Farm on July 18. S t a r . H. Holford, b Godber 17 G. Ellis, at Jackson, b GodDer .................. 0 Tulk. b Horsepool .. 8 F. Harrison,«tJack?on, b Godber...................6 T. King, b Ware.. . . 11 Warren, b Ware.. . . 2 9 Balham did not bat. W. Murden,b Hodgsonl03 W. Tyler, b Jackeon .. W . Largen, b Hodgson 88 T.E. Swain, not out .. 20 E xtras......................S3 Tv.tal.................... 274 .EOLIANS v. OLD CHARLTON. Played at Charlton Park on July 18. iEOLIANS. A, R. Kirkpati ick, l bw, b Stapley.................. 3 A. W. Co:r, b Stapley 3 11. Heasman, c Risch, b Tamsett.................. 14 E. J. Heasman, b Tam- sett ..........................25 F. G. Ilazell, cNewton, b Stwplej..................lft Total. T. R. Ptar^e, b Stapley 3) O l d C h a r l t o n . First Inning?. E. H. Heasman, c Draper, b St pley .. 6 C. Carter, b Allen .. 8 E. Taprell, not ont .. 5 F. G. Heasinan, c Risk, b Stapley .. 0 Extjas...................4 .117 H. Stapley, b E, H. Hcapman.............. 1 G. l\isch, h Peari e .. 1 R. Risk c Kirkpatiick, b Pearse..................8 F. G. Allen, b Ptarse.. 0 J. Light, b Pearse .. fi W. G. Newton, not out 15 W . Risch,b E. H. Heas- m a n ............................0 E. Tamselt. b E. H. Headman...................0 W Dim per, b E. H. Heasman...............0 H. Hollis, run out .. C E. Land, c Hazell, b E. H. Heasman .. 3 Extras.................. 8 Total.. 48 In theSecond Inrii gs 8tapley scored, b R. Heasman, 22, R. Risk (not out) 12, Light (not out) 1, Newton, run out, 11; extras 9—Total 55. SEVENOAKS VINE v. MALLING. Played at Mailing on July 18. S e v e n o a k s V i n e . G. Collins, not out .. 160 W. Draper, o Cole, b Bligh..........................2 T. C. Hooman, c Brooker, b Bligh .. 72 F. N. Streatfeild, c Brooker, b Bligh .. 0 C. Draper, c Adams, b Leney.........................6 ; T. B. Jackson, bLeney 10 > M allinc . F. Page, b Cole .. .. 10 E. Mills, b Bligh .. 7 C. W. Mills, b Cole .. 0 R.Streatfeild.bBrooker 13 G.Streatfeild,bBrooker 5 B 40, lb 6, n b 2 .. 48 Total..................833 G. F. Busbridge, b C. Draper .................. 4 E. Brooker, c C., b W. Draper .................. 5 J. S. Hardy, e C., b W. Draper ..................42 H. Leney, b W . Draper 11 L. E. Bligh. b F. N. Streatfeild..................29 A.S.Whiter,stHooman, b F. N. Streatfeild .. 9 G. P. Busbridga, o Collins, b F. N. Streatfeild .. .. 8 W . Cole, b W. Draper 0 Rev. C. C. Hawley, not o u t ...........................1 R. Norton, c C., b W . Draper .................. 10 C. Adams, b C. Draper 0 B 2, l b l .. .. 8 Total. .122 CHARTERHOUSE v. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. Played at Charterhouse on July 15. W e llin g to n C o lle g e . First Innings. H.H.Prince Christian, run o u t ..................................6 W , R. Collins,b Wilkinson 19 A. D. Hanbury, b Wreford- Brown .......................... 2 E. W. Markham, not(ut 75 A. W. Fox, b Wilkinson.. 3 G. L. V. Wood, o Bro*n, b Wilkinson ..................1 A. Parker, b Wilkinson .. 0 C. Phi cox. b Streatfeild.. 9 R. H. Pitcairn, b Streat­ feild .................................. J. M. Watson, c Burrell, b Brown .......................... Second Innings. b Wreford-Brown.. 10 b Wreford-Brown.. 4 b Streatfeild •• .. 0 b Streatfeild .. .. 2 b Wrefoid-Brown.. 2 b Wreford-Brown., b Wreford-Brown., b Streatfeild .. .. 0 c Laird,b Streatftild 3 B. M. N. Perkins, b Evan- Thomaa.......................... 0 Extras..........................17 5 and b Wreford- Brown.................. not out .. Extras Total .. ..1 :3 C hartirhouse . First Innings. Total .. . . 8 8 C. H. Evan-Thomas, c Fox, b Perkins.. .. E, C. Streatfeild, b Collins .................. L. R. Wilkinson, b Watson .................. G. Laird, b Collins .. E xtras.................. H. J. E. Burrell, o Peikina, b Philcox.. 16 J. B. Hawkins, b Perkins ..................16 C. W. Parry, c Prince Christian, b Philcox 0 E. S. Currey, b Philcox 0 Wreford-Brown, not out .......................... 33 H. C. Price, b Philcox 18 Total......................114 H. S. Steele, b Watson 1 In the Second Innings H. J. E. Burrell scored, st Prince Christian, b Pei kins, 3,J. B.Hawkins (not out), 19, Wreford-Brown (notout), 18, H. C.Price, b Waison, 10, L. R. Wilkinson, b Wateor, 1 ; extras 8— Total, 54. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CRICKET MATCH at MANCHESTER. LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. J U L Y 2 7 , 2 8 & 2 9 . EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN LONDON AND MANCHESTER. L ondon (K ing ' s C ross ), dep.—5.15 1U10, a.m.; 12.30, 2 U, H.0, 5.0, 6.1% 9 U, p.m. Sur dajs —5 0, p.m. M anchester (L ondon R oad ), arr.—10.0, a.m.; 8.5, 5.30, H.li, 8.0, 9.55, 10.45 e , p.m.; 2 E0, a.m. Sun- diy»—10.0 p.m. M anchester (L ondon R oad ), dep.—6.45, 10.0,11.30, a.m.; 1 .3j, 2.0, 8.0, 5.0, 9.31, p.m. Sundays— 5.0, p ra. 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