Cricket 1885

8 2 0 CRIOKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. aug . 6, ism . WOODFORD WELLS v. HIGHBURY. Playel at HJghbury on August 1. H ig h b u r y . R. Wakefield, b Kem sley.................. 0 G. Wakefield, at Swift, b Palmer..................28 C. J. Broadhurst, ran o u t ....................................12 J. W. McEwen, c H. Tween, b Palmer .. 25 W.C. Black, bP. Kaye 1 H. Perry, b Palmer .. 0 C. H. Broadhurst, o W. Tween.bK^msley F. Hickson, b Kaye .. H. Broom, st Swift, b Palmer ................... Ayling,not out .. .. Hartley, b W . Tween.. B24, lb 8, w l .. Total . .103 W o o d fo r d W e l l s . E. -C.»Palmer, o G. F. S. Carter, 1 b w, b Wakefield, b BroadB. Wakefield .. .. 12 hurst.......................... 18 T. Brodie, 1 b w, b H. 0 . Ellis, cG . WakeMcEwen .. .. .. 0 field, b Broadhurst.. 8 E. Swift, not out.. .. 12 W . W - Tween, b J. A. Mason, bMcEwen 4 McEwen.................. 15 F. Kaye, b MoEwen . . 0 H, H. Tween, run out W. Kemsley, b Ma- T B 20, w 8 .. 23 — Ewen.......................... 31 T otal.. .. A . A. Tween, b Broad- 0 WOODFORD WELLS v. LOWER CLAPTON. Played at Woodford on L o w e r C l a p t o n . Waif?h,b E. C. Palmer 86 W . Bishop, run out . 8 Shenton, c Siggers, b Kemsley .. .. ..1 8 Filliston, e A. E. Kemsley,bW. Tween 8 Hume.b A. E. Kemaley 67 Crook, b W. Tween .. 5 E. Steet, b W . Tween 8 Slorach, b W. Tween.. W o o d f o r d W e l l s . g u st 3. Brasher, e and b A. B. K em sley................... A. W. Steet, not ont.. Daltan, st Swift, b A. B. Kemsley .. .. Cozens, b W . Tween .. B 15,1 b 1, w 4 .. Total . .165 W. Kemsley, b C. Steet............................. 2T E. C. Palmer,o Waigh, b Bishop...................215 S. E. Palmer, st Crook, b Dalton...................105 H. H. Tween,o Waigb, b D alton.......................8 W. W. Twean, o and b Bishop ................... 8 A. A. Tween, not out.. 5 F. S. Carter, b dozens 10 E. Swift, not out.. .. 4 B 4, 1 b 2, n b 1 .. 7 Total-'. ..884 A. E. Kemsley, L. Bond, A. Good and A. Siggers did not bat. BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. BLENHEIM. Played at the Oval on August 1. B u r l in g t o n W a n d e r e r s . F. B. Godrich, o Bos­ well, b Green .. .. R. Lamont, b Green .. A. Newman, b Arm­ strong........................ .. R Hazard, b Boswell.. B 9,1 b 1 .. .. E. C. Lindup, b Green 9 E.B. Warren, c Green, bPrebble..................46 F. W . Freeman, b Prebble ..................51 E.Williamson, notout 24 D. M, Bowie, o and b Green ...................1 J. M. Bowie, b Green 0 W . B. Patterson, run out .......................... 0 Total ..143 B l e n h e im . F. Prebble, b Godrich 8 S. Coote, not out .. 0 B 5,1 b 1 .. .. 6 A.E. Cent, b Freeman 15 R. D, Green, not out.. 48 F. Armstrong, c Free­ man, b Godrich .. 26 J. Boswell, st Warren, Total b Williamson .. .. 1 E. Cane, H. Jaques, C. A. Stein,E. Burbridge and F. S. Wittow did not bat. T h e C r ic k e t F ie l d . By Rev. James Pycroft. The Standard Work on the Game. Cheap edition, Just out, cloth bound, price 2s. 6d. , post free, 2s. 9d. Contains :—Origin o f the Game of Cricket; The General Character of Cricket; The Hambledon Club and the Old Players ; Cricket generally established as a National Game by the end of the last Century ; F irs t Twenty Years of the Present Century ; A Dark Chapter in the History of Cricket; The Surrey—its History ; The Zingari—th«*ir Origin ; Battaloyia, o r the Science and Art of Batting; Hints against Slow Bowling ; A Chapter on Bowling ; Hints on Fielding ; The Gentlemen and Players Matches to end of 1883.— Wright and Co. (Cricket Press), 41, St, Andrew’s Hill Doctors’ Commons, London, E.O TEDDINGTON v. FELTHAM (12 a - s i d e ) ' Played at Bushey Park on August 3. F e l t h a v . W. Fuller, c Simms, b Lucas.......................... 8 E. A. Bush, o Luca*, b Yerburgh.................. 48 J. M, Lead, e Lips­ combe, b Lucas .. 1 F. Yardley, c Simms, b Lucas .................. 7 F. Lodge, c Bull, b Yerburgh..................10 S. Lodge, o Booth, b Yeiburgh.................. 8 C. Taylor, b Yerburgh H. S. Bush,b Yerburgh F. C, Jackson, b Yer­ burgh ................... L.Bardasant,c Simms, b Yerburgh .. .. W . B oD d , b Simms.. W. Pettit, not out .. B 4,1 b 1, n b 1 .. Total T b d d in g t o n . W . Furze, « B. A. Bush, b Yardley .. 26 B. S. Lucas, b Fuller.. 92 H. R. Lipscombe, o S. Lodge, b B. A. Bush 81 L. Chater, b H. S. Bush 1 R. E. Yerburgh, not out 66 E. R. H. Burlton, b Bardasant.. .. . . 1 8 W. Btrutt-Cavell, b Bardasant .. W. Clark, absent H. B. Sanders, b E. A. B u s h ................... B, Simms, not out .. B 8,1 b 8. w 6 .. Total , .814 F. Bull and C, A. L. Buh did not bat, NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Hampstead on August 1. N h ’ b r - d o -W b e l s . H. E. M. Stutfleld, b Parker ..................8 T. B. Harbottlo, e Stoddart, b J. H. Walker .................. 82 E. G. Raphael, b Parker ..................124 A.H.Latter,b Stoddart 98 P. H. Martineau, o O’Dwyer, b St<ddart 5 C. E. Grainger, e O’Dwyer, b Parker.. 7 A. B. Walford, c Stoddart, b Parker 25 B. H. N. Jonas, O’Dwyer, b H. Walker .................. C.Seholefleld, • Beach, b H .R . Walker .. H. E. Anthony, not out W. Howard, • Swift, b H. R. Walker .. B 14,1 b 8, w 1 .. Total .821 H a m p s t e a d . A. E. Stoddart, b Latter ...................48 H. R. Walker, c Wal­ ford, b Latter.. .. 26 J. H. Walker, not out 49 E. Swift, c Howard, b Soholefleld .. ..2 1 J. G. Besch,bLatter.. 4 L. M. Fiaohel, o Grain­ ger, b ScholefleId .. 0 A. R. Parker, c Stut­ field, b Soholefleld.. 12 T. Spink, b Latter B 14,1b 8 .. 17 Total .. ..179 E.O’Dwyer, R.S.Creaton and R. Flemming did not bat. PALLINGSWICK v. BARNES. Played at East Acton on August 3. P a l l in g s w ic k . Second Innings. First Innings. E.H.W. Roasiter, c Jonea, b Carter..........................15 H. W. Burnside, b Carter 16 not out .. B. A. Carter, run out .2 6 b Nettleton F. Moir, o Nettleton, b Hutchinson................... L. Chapman, bHutchinson 1 J. Howard, b Hutchinson 2(3 G.R. Hebden, c Ladelle, b Nettleton ................ .2 1 L. Weber b Carter .. ..2 0 A. F. M. Gamble, b Carter 45 A. H. Millson, b Carter .. 9 C. Sleeman, not out .. 6 B 8,1 b 3 ...................11 st Stevens, b Nettle­ ton .................. 49 Total .196 not out .. .. .. 0 st Stevens, b Carter 11 B ...................3 Total ..172 B a r n e s . 0. Nettleton, 1b w, b Carter ...................5 G. L. Lawrence, ot 8Iceman, b Gamble 98 F. C. Graves, 1b w, b H eb d en ...................19 O. L. O. G. Ladelle, c andb Hebden.. ... 0 R. Hutchinaon, run out ..........................12 C. E. Ratcliff, b G am b le...................3 A. G. H. Stevens, o Burnside, b Moir .. J. G. Jones, rumout .. P. Nwttlotou, bUamble W.R. Carter, b Gamble E.Hutchinson, not out B 11,1 b 4, w 4 .. Total ..165 I n a match between the Hampsteul Non­ descripts and Lyncom' e Clubs, at Black­ heath on July 25th, J. W. Todman, of the former, hit a ball to leg for eight all run out. Is a match playel at Cheltenham on August 1st, between Cheltenham Beaufort and Charlton Kings, C. H. Margetts and W. Preston put on 126 while together. Beau­ fort scored 267 for eight wickets (Margetts 138.) TO CBICKETEBS. T H E « C O M P O U N D 18 t h e b a t o f t h e s e a s o n Can be obtained of all Crioket Outfitters. Wholeaale of the Solo Manufacturer— c. l i l l y w h i t e & CO., 9, KING EDWARD STREET, NEWGATE STREET, LONDON, E.C. An Illustrated Description sent on Application. N J B .-W I H A V I NO OTHER ADDRESS. BRILL'S SEA SALT Should be used by all CRICKETERS and ATHLETES. It braces and refreshes, and is invaluable for SPRAINS and STRAINS. l i d . P E R B A T H . Or U Ji C h em ists , <fco. PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRATED ELEVENS, 1884-5. TVTESSRS. E. 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