Cricket 1885

350 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. aug .20, isss . P A P W O R T H H A L L W E E K . Welcomed on the 3rd of August by the kindliest of hostesses and hosts, in the per­ sons of Miss and Mr. Cheere at Papworth Hall, and <ff Mrs. and Mr. Williams at St. Peter’s, andmo3tgenially entertained by them with all that generous hospitality couldlsupply through the week ; favoured by a party of ladies who charmed away, only too rapidly, not only the hours not devoted to cricket; playing on a ground replete with all cricket accessories and comforts, and supplied by their indefatigable captain, Mr. S. H. Williams, with the best of wiokets and a capital list of matches, to say nothing of two eminent amateur photographers (who carried off a most unique collection of negatives), and a poet laureate. The fortunate members of the “ home” team in this “ week ’’ found all their desires more than anticipated, and cannot too heartily thank those to whom they are indebted for a visit in all ways so thoroughly enjoyable. Even the ubiquitous storms dealt gently with the Papworth ground, and the “ Hall ” would not have lost the one match they did (by three runs), but for the numerous and substantial mistakes of their opponents’ umpire In regard to individual cricket, Mr. White­ head, the fast bowler of the team, undoubt­ edly did most towards securing the victories won, and deserves the greatest credit for bowling as he did, almost continuously through each innings on hard wickets at a great pace. Out of a total of 65 wickets he took 40 at a cost of under 6 runs per wicket, bowling 633 tells for 231 funs. Mr. Leatham also bowled well on wickets not easy to a glow bowler, and Messrs. E. L. Fellowes, Lindsell, and Barnett will “ cut in” usefully m this line. In batting, three of the team stand pro­ minently out. Mr. Lindtell (who did very much toward winning the last match) with an average of over 62 (once not out). Mr. Williams, notwithstanding a seriously damaged knee, which prevented him even moving quickly, with one of 54 (twice not out), and Mr. Armstrong (once not out), 52. The fielding was decidedly good. Fordham umpired in his usual excellent and satisfactory manner, and the “ Rector ” made the most efficient of ssorers. All felt deeply regretful, as the strains of “ Auld Lang Syne ” died away on the last evening in the smoking-room, that so pleasant a time had come to an end. PAPWORTH HALL v. CAMBRIDGE VICTORIA. Played on August 3, P apw o r th H a l l . First Innings. Second Innings. M. H. Gem, b Whitehead 8 b E. L. Fellowea .. 6 Rev. A. T. Perkins, b Whitehead .. .. .. 81 c Armstrong, b E. L. Fellowes.. .. 43 Rev. H. W . Turner, run o u t ................................... 2 c sub., b E. L. Fellowes .. 11 Rev. H. T. Wood, bWhite­ head ................................... 0 c Bull, b E. L. Fellowes .. .. 5 R. J, Lindsell, b White­ head ................... .. 2 st A- H. Winter, b Leatham .. 0 C. Burnett, c and b Whitehead ................... 3 8 E. M. Hawtrey, b White­ head ................................... 0 3 F. Beaumont, not out .. 4 8 E, G. Bevan, biTWhitehead 0 C. R. Burnett, b Bull .. 0 Hearn, b Whitehead .. 1 B 7, w 2 ................... 9 B 5, w 2 .. .. 7 Total.......................... 60 Total .. 91 Eev. A . H. Winter, b Merry .. .. .. 0 W . Winter, b Barton S C. Armstrong, c and b Merry ..................70 M. H. Gem, c and b Merry ..................1 Bev. E. L. Fellowea, o Lawrence, b Por­ cheron ..................21 T. Whitehead, c James, b Porcheron 4 A. £ . Leatham, b Merry ...................22 R. J. Lindsell, b Porcheron .. .. 48 0. Barnett, c and b Barton ...................7 R. O. Fellowes, b Bar­ ton ...........................1 S.H Williams, not ont 25 B 17,1 b 8, w 1 .. 28 T.W. James, b White­ head .......................... 4 J. Newman, b White­ head .......................... 5 J. rt. Barton, c A. H. Winter, b Leatham 8 H.C.Barnes-Lawrence, b Leatham .. .. 0 F. W. F. ench, not ont 29 P. H. Young, c E. L. Fellowes, b White­ head ...........................11 H. E. Merry, b White­ head r, ft . . .. 6 C a m brid g e V ic t o r ia . Firot Innings. Total ..226 A. L. Porcheron, b Whitehead .. .. P. F. Barton, b White­ head ........................... E. H. Church, b Whitehead .. A. Jack;on, b White­ head .......................... B 4,1 b 2, w 1 .. Total ,. .. In the Second Innings F. W. James scored, b White­ head, 4, J. Newman, c Gem, b Leatham, 0, J. B, Barton (not out), 28, H. C. Barnes Lawrence, b Whitehead, 16, F. W . French (not out), 20.—Total ' PAPWORTH HALL v. BIGGLESW AD Played on August 4. P a pw o r t h H all . Rev. A. H. Winter, c Turner, b Hawtrey 80 W. Winter, runout .. 1 C. Armstrong, run out 42 F. R. Beart,b Hawtrey 1 Rev. E. L. Fellowes, c Hawtrey, b Turner 9 A. E. Leatham, b Hearn ..................5 F. Bull, st Wood, b Hawtrey T. Whitehead,bTurner 18 T. F. Fowler, b Turner R. O. Fellowes,cWooi, b Beaumont .. .. 23 S. H, Williams,not out 24 20 B 12,1 b 6, w 2 Total .. .177 B ig g l e s w a d e . PAPWORTH HALL v. ST. NEOTS. Played on August 5. S t . N e o ts . A. J. Perkins, b White­ head .......................... W . Ladds, st A. H. Winter, b Leatham 5i F. Payne, b Leaiham 10 J. Newman, b White­ head .. .. .. .. 8 H . Copley, b Whitehead 1 A. R. Bowen, b White­ head ...........................8 P a pw o r t h H a l l . Clifton, b Whitehead Wheeler,b Whitehead Chapman ,cW.Winter, b Whitehead .. .. 28 G.Ladds,b Whitehead 5 Hutchingn, not out .. 0 B 16,1 b 3, w 6 .. 25 Total , 08 C. Armstrong, not out 40 W . Winter, b Ladds .. 8 Rev. A. H. Winter, b Clifton .................. F. R. Beatt, c C ifton, b Ladds .................. Rev. E. L. Fellowes, b Clifton A.E.Leatham,bLadds 59 T. Whitehead, not out 80 B 5,1 b 5, w 1 ..1 1 Total .157 C. Burnett, R. J. Lindsell, R. 0. Fellowes, and S. H. Williams did not bat. PAPWORTH HALL v. ROYSTON. Played on August 6. P a pw o r t h H a l l . First Innings. Rev. A. H. Winter, c E. Titchmarsh, b Nash 41 W. Winter, c Jacklin, b Nash ..................8 C. Armstrong, 1 b w, b Titchmarsh .. .. 4 A. E. Leatham, c A. T. Titchmarsh, b Nash 0 Rev. E. L. Fellowes, lbw , b Nash .. ..1 1 Total....................130 F. Bull, fct Smart, b Titchmarsh .. .. 8 In the Second Inrings Winter scored (not out) 5, C. Armstrong (not out) 7, Bull, b Walbey, 8, Burnett, c Smart, b Wa.bey, 0 ; b 1,1 b 1, n b 2—Total 24. R oyston , T. Whitehead,c Smart, b Titchmarsh .. .. 1 R. J. Lindsell, not out 84 C. Bnrnett, c Camps, b Nash ...................1 R.O. Fellowes, b Nash 2 S. H. Williams,b Nash 5 B 4,1 b 8, w 5 .. 12 PAPWORTH HALL v. IMPROBABLES. Played on August 7 and 8. I mprobable s. First Innings. Second Innings. C. Armstrong, b White­ head .................................8 c W. Winter, b Whitehead .. .. 2 W. B. Thcm\s, c Lewen- thorpe, bLindiell.. .. 14 b Lindsell .. .. 0 F.A. Bishop,b Whitehead 5 n o to u t....................7 J. Halliwell, b Whitehead 5 c R. O. Fellowes, b Lindsell .. .. 2 F. J. Tickner, b E. L. Fellowes......................... 45 b Whitehead .. . , 6 F. R. Beart, c and b E. L. Fellow es.................65 c A. H. Winter, b Whitehead .. ,. 13 A. Sav lie, c A. H, Winter, b Whitehead...................8 b Whitehead .. .. 8 H. C. Jones, c R. O., b E. L. Fellow es..................18 c A. H. Winter, b Lindsell .. „ 4 F. Goodliffe, c E. L. Fellowes, b Burnett . • 8 c Lewenthorpe, b Lindsell .. ..2 2 Rev. A. R, Kirke-8mith, not o u t ..........................8 b Whitehead.. .. 2 E. Gordon, b Burnett .. 0 b Lindsell .. .. 1 B 13,1 b 4, w 6 .. .. 23 B ...................8 T o ta l...................192 Total .. 64 P apw o r th H a l l . First Innings. Second Innings. W . Winter, runout.. .. 18 c Beart, b Bishop.. 18 F. Bull, c Beart, b Bishop 49 R. J. Linrisell, c Good­ liffe, b Bishop .. .. 61 b Goodliffe r. . .. 44 T. F, Fowler, b Bishop .. 0 b Goodliffe .. 8 Rev. A. H. Winter, b B ish o p .......................... 1 b Bishop....................... 6 Bev. E. L. Fellowes, b Gordon .. . .. 4 c Thomas, b Gordon 9 T. Whitehead, b Gordon.. 0 n o to u t ................... 9 C. Burnett, retired hurt.. 1 R. O. Fellowes, not out .. 10 not o u t ................... 4 R. Lewenthorpe, b Bishop 2 8, H. Williams, hurt .. 0 B 9,1 b 2 ..................11 B ..................... ...... Total .167 Total ..100 MR. SOMERSETSX I. v. LORD TY­ RONE’S XI. Played at Badminton on August 11. Mn. S o m e r se t ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. W. Rumble, b J. Tucker .. 0 cJ.Tucker.bDuvis 11 F. Henhara, b Davis .. ..1 0 c Viner, b Davis 20 8. Somerset, b Davis .. .. 8 c Davis,bJ.Tucker 0 G. Wallops,b Davis .. ..1 0 b Davis .. .. 2 A. Butter, run out .. .. 8 candb Davis .. 0 J. Ferris, b J. Tuoker .. .. 1 c J.Tucker.bDavis 5 A. Rumble, b J. Tucker .. 0 c and b J. Tucker 7 A. Fiford, b Davis .. .. 2 b Davis .. 5 A. Maidment, b Davis.. .. 1runout...................o W. Maiament, b J. Tucker.. 0 bJ.Tucker.. .. 2 J. Lewis, not out.................... 0 notout...................o Extras .......................... 8 Extras .. .. 3 Total .................. 83 L o rd T y r o n e ’ First Innings. J. Tucker, b W . Rumble .. 10 H. Long, c W . Rumble, b Somerset ..........................0 Lord Tyrone, b Henham .. 1 E.H.Titcbmar6h,c E.L. Fellow6n, b Leatham 4 A. T. Titchmarsh, b Whitehead .. .. 8 E. Nash, b Whitehead 10 Hall, c Burnett, b W'hitehead .. .. 0 W.B. Green, b Leatham 0 A. J. Jacklin, b White­ head ..........................69 S. Camps, c R. O. Fel­ lowes, b Leatham «• 1 W.C.Titchmarsh,stA. H.Winter.bLeatham 14 A. Walbey, b White­ head . E, Titchmarsh, Burnett .. A. Smart, not out B 4,1 b 5, w 1 Total , 16 b . 1 . 0 . 10 .138 E. Davis, b Somerset .. H. Watts, c W. Rumble, b Henham .......................... R. Tucker, run out .. L. Long, st W. Rumble, b Somerset .......................... W. Viner, oWallops, b Som­ erset ..................................0 W. Gay, not o u t .................. 1 W. Channing, mn out .. 0 J. Toghill, h w, bSomerset 0 Extras .................. .. 2 Total ., ’s XI. Second Innings, b Henham .. .. b Henham .. .. c Henham,bSom- erset ................... b Wallops .. b Wallops .. .. bW . Rumble 0 b W. Rumble Total. b W . Rumble ., e Rumble, b Hen ham ................... 11 c Ferris,b Rumble 0 notout................... 0 Extras., .. 1 Total .. 65 E v e r y Cricketer should send 7 stamp for the office of this paper for this year’s “ Cricket Calendar” (17th year of publication). 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