Cricket 1885

410 ClilCJKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPTi 17, 1865. LY.NCHMERE v. BIACKDOWN. Played at Lynchmere on Aug. 29. B la c k d o w n . First Inning?. Second Innings. G. Melton, c Lake, b Green 3 b Lake.................1 A. T. Chitty,bMason.. .. 7 b Mason .. .. 0 Eoticknap, runout .. .. 0 b Lake................. 13 F. W . Pember, lbw,b Mason 18 b Lake................. 10 G. P. Lawrence, c W . Hard­ ing, b Edgeler .................. 23 notout................. 7 T. C®sar, c Edgeler, b Mason..................................3 not out................. 7 Hallett, ran o a t ...................3 G. A. Fisher, c Mackenzie, b Mason .................. A. T, Davey, not out .. W. Starlinp, b Green .. Barnes, b Mason .. .. E x tr a s ...........................11 1 b Lake .. .. 0 b Mason ' .. 0 Extras .. Tolal 70 Total.. .. 55 L y x c h m e r e . First Innings. Second Innings. W . Lake, c Starling, b En- tirknap W . Watson, c Barnes, Lawrence................... Edgeler, b Pember .. K. Green, b Enticknap K. Mackenzie, b Enticmap Mason, b Liwr nee .. .. W . Harding, bLawrence .. 7 b Pember 15 B irtholomew, not out A. Hnrdiosr, b Lawrence .. W. Wood, c Melton, b En- ticlnap ......................... ] 1Enticknap .. . Extras .................. . 16 b Lawrence.. .. 10 , 2 c Pember, b En­ ticknap .. .. 21 5 b Lawrence.. .. 3 2 b Stirling .. .. 0 1 b Enticknap.. .. 11 2 cChitty, b Entick­ nap ..................3 5 run out.................. 2 0 run out.................. 2 Total 2 0 , 4 43 c rember,bMelton 1 not out.................. 0 Ext* as .. .. 6 To'al .. . . 7 4 BUCKHURST HILL v. SIDCUP. Played at Sidcup on September 5. B u c k h u r s t H i l l . 1 W . Sworder, bLewis.. A. Sworder, c Poo'e, b Ashdown .................. 3 R. L. ATlport, b Webb 15 H. A. Hants, c John* f ton, b Abl down .. 4 R . W . Muir, b Webb.. 18 M Wallace, c Webb, b Poole..........................15 R. W. Smith, b Webb 5 •T. Pigot, b Lewis .. 27 F. McKenzie, b Ash­ down .......................... 4 C. N. 13-ker, h w, b Lewi-*..........................0 H. J. Shawfon,cotout 1 B 7,1 b 5, w 4 .. 16 Total . .109 S idcup . E. W. Paries, c All- [ port, b Hants .. .. 2 W . Lewis, b Wallace.. 1 , W . Western, c Mc­ Kenzie. b Wallace 13 W Srci h, e Allport, | b H a n ts ...................4 J. B. Chesney, T. Sp-eckley, W. Ashdown, W . L- Poole and J. A. Parkes did not bat. J. Johnston, not out.. 3 Webb, c A. Sworder, b Pigot .................. 10 B l, l b l .. .. 2 Total .. . . 3 5 FOREST HILL v. LYNCOMBE. Played at Perry Ris3 on August 29. F o r e s t H i l l . Firft Innings. S. Harris, b Newmau .. 5 P. J. Edwards, b Lom»s.. 5 K. Taylor, b Newman .. 0 T. H. Yern< n, b Newman 1 A. Hurt, b Pewmin .. .. 0 F. R. Ashby, c A. Sturges, b Lomas..........................0 run ouh E. H. Edwards,bNewman 0 notout Second Innings, l bw, b A. Surges b Newman .. .. b Lom as................... b A. Starges .. .. b Lomas.................. 8 . Wright, not out .. .. 0 Dr. Hai field, b Newman 1 H. G. Chamber?, b Lomas 3 G. A. Lingham, b Lomas.. 0 B 1,1b 2 ...................3 n t out Total A. M. Sturgcs, b E. Ed­ wards ........................ 5 G. F. Reckitts, b E. Ed­ wards ........................ 4 G. E. I omas, bAt-hby 21 Rev. M. C. b1urces, b E. Edwards .. .. 3 G. J. Newman, b E. Ed­ wards .......................17 J. W. Todman.bE. Ed­ wards ........................ 0 E. C Worlledge, c Ver­ non, b E. Edwards .. 18 .. 18 L y n com b e. B10, w 1 .. Total.. .. €2 F. M. Gill, b E. Ed- warJs .................. 10 E, Fn mis, c and b Haris .................. 6 C. G. Hodgson, b E. Edwards.................. 4 A. L. Halt, not out .. 3 B II, lb ? .. . . 2 1 Total .112 BECKENHAM CLUB. Matches played, 22; won, 12; lost, 4 ; diawn, 6 .; During the past most successful season the Club has scored 4,285 runs for 197 wickets, or an average of 21.75 per wicket, against 3,438 runs for 224 wickets, or an aver­ age of 15.34 scored by our opponents. Messrs. Robertson, Atkinson, Aste,Gripper.and Currie all bowled exceedingly well, but the chief praise is certainly due to Mr. L. Wilson and Mr. W. G. Wyld, the latter of whom, although he only played three innings, scored more runs than an 3 *one else in the Club except Mr. L. Wilson, who3e average of 71.5 for ten innings is a wonderful performance. It will be remembered also that these two batsmen, wrhen playing against Bexley, achieved the unpr cedented feat of scoring 470 runs with­ out being separated. In the following list of averages the match against Twenty-four of the Villaze with Tate and Turner, in which Captain Inglis scored 107 (ict:red), and Mr. L. Wilson 104 (retired), is not included. BATTING AVERAGES. Most Times Inns, Runs, in Inns.not out. Aver. W. G.Wyld ,, 812 .. 203*.. 1 171 L. Wi’scn................ .10 .. 641 . . 246*.. 1 71.5 M. P. Bowden.. . 8 .. 8-23 .. 19:^ .. 1 ,. 461 P. Northcote .. . 4 .. 79 .. 38*.. 8 39.5 G, J. Gulliver.. .11 .. 298 .. 106 .. 2 33.1 1*28 .. 52 .. 1 82 A. M, Inglis .. .12 .. 833 .. 104 .. 1 J0.5 R. F. Inglis .. . 6 .. 138 .. 63 .. 0 23 F. At&inson .. . 7 .. 159 .. 81 .. 0 22.7 F. C. Chater .. . 8 .. 66 .. 19 .. 5 ,. 22 G. H. Collier .. .11 .. 112 .. 64 .. 3 17.7 G. F, Browne.. . 5 .. 87 .. 59 .. 0 17.4 E Anderton .. . 3 .. 31 .. 25 .. 1 #. 17 C.Wibon . 3 .. 49 .. 80 .. 0 #. 16.3 II. S. Barkworth .10 .. 185 .. &3 .. 1 ,, 15 45 .. 33 .. 0 15 J. Robertson .. . 3 .. 43 .. 26 .. 0 14.3 Rev. F. R. Marriott 3 .. 40 .. 25 .. 0 13.3 J. A ‘ te .. .. . 3 .. 38 .. 33 .. 0 12.6 J. N. Noake 3 .. . 4 .. 87 .. 24*.. 1 12 3 A. J-Baker . 4 .. ZG .. 22 .. 1 12 E. Cro»skey .. G .. 70 .. 19 .. 0 11.6 C. M. Lambrick . 4 .. 4- .. 23 .. 0 11.5 Hon. E. P. Thesiger 3 .. 34 .. 19 .. 0 .. 11.3 T. J. Grom .. 5 .. 48 .. 89 .. 0 90 55 .. 89 .. 0 7.8 14* 2 7.5 P. D. Chater .. . 7 .. 52 .. 10 .. 0 , # 7.4 A. Pearce.. .. . 6 .. 28 .. 12 *. 2 7 1. P H. Jacks . 0 .. 19 .. 15*.. :* 6.3 A. D. Clark .. . 3 .. 14 .. 10 .. 0 4.6 E. Grippi r . 4 .. 15 .. 7 .. 0 , # 3.7 A. Spring It .. . 4 .. 15 .. 9 .. 0 8.7 H. W. Hoilway . 8 .. 10 .. 6 .. 0 3.3 C. Hildyard .. . 3 .. 5 .. 5 .. 1 #t 2 5 W . B. Fiieid.. . 5 .. 6 .. 2 .. 0 .. 1.2 BOWLING Overs. AVERAGES. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver- G. F. Browne 31 . 8 . . 40 ## 6 . 66 J. Collier • .. .. 11 . 1 . . 7 . . 14 2 . 7 J. Roberzson.. .. 89.2. . 31 . . 163 22 . 7.6 F. Atkincon.. .. 127.4. . 41 . . 224 26 . 85 J. A ste ................ 72.1. . 18 . . )31 14 . 9.3 E. Gripper .. .. 5 * . . 12 . . f -6 ,, 8 . 10.7 C.E. Currie.. .. 116.3. 89 . . 281 , # 21 . 11 R E. Iufjlis .. .. 103 1. 25 . . 241 20 . 12 W. B. Fr end 47 . 13 . 108 8 . 12.8 M. P. Bowden .. 62.4. 16 . 127 . # 9 . 14.1 W. G.Wyld.. .. 43 . 15 . . 100 , # 7 . 14.2 A.M. Inglis.. .. 68.4. . 19 . . 152 10 . 15.2 P. N, rthcnto f 2 . 20 . 152 lt 9 . 168 P. D. Chate r 813. . 21 . 193 11 . 17.5 T. J. Green.. .. 61 . . 15 . lit 8 . 18 E. Crosskey.. .. It . 1 . . 43 2 . 21.5 L. W i s n .. .. f 6 . 7 . . 181 8 . 22.0 G. IT. Colli, r .. 15 . 0 . . 48 2 . 24 Rev. F. R. Marriott 45 . 6 . . If 6 6 . 20 II. W. Hollway .. 29.2. G . . 53 2 . 26.5 Browne fowled twelve widos end four no balls; Friend three widen; Aste, G. Collier, Crrsskey, and Wyld one wide each ; und Atkinson cn •, and Holloway two n? tails. O n July 30th |J. H. Swinstead, of St. Catharine’s College, playitg against Christ’s College, Cambridge, clean bowled nine wickets, 8nd the last was caught off him— analysis: 87 balls, 23 runs, 10 wickets, 8 maidens. WIMBLEDON PARK, LADIES’ MATCH.—MARRIED v.SINGLE Played at Chiswick Park on September 8, and resulted in favour of the single ladies. Miss Boosey played a capital innings; her 45 included 4 fours. Miss A. Turner and Mrs. Stapylton also batted well. Miss Turner’s bowling for the single ladies was most effective, and their fielding was very good. Cricketwaspronounc:d a better game than tennis.. - S ingle . Miss Ripley, run out.. 0 I Miss M. Trollope, b Miss M. Turner, b Stapylton................12 Stapylton....................4 Miss Lily Turner, not Miss A. Turner, b out ..................... . 9 Brown ............... 23 ( Miss E. Ripley, b Miss E. Toosey, b Stapylton....................3 Stapylt.m...............15 B 6 ,1 b 6 , w2 . . 1 4 Mi«*s L. Turner, b ' — Stapylton....................9 | Total .. ..184 Miss B. Boosty, b Blown ..................... 45 I M arried . Fir, t Innings. Second Innii gs. Mrs. Pollock, run oat .. 2 bL. Turner .. .. 1 Mrs. Hermon, c R b L. Turner .................. 3 b L. Turner .. .. 0 Mrs. We 6 ton, b L. Tcrner 11 b E. Boosey .. .. 0 Mrs. Stapylt n, not out.. 21 c Tiollope, b Turnpr 4 Mrs. Browne, mn out .. 1 c E. Ripley, b E. Boo.-ey.. .. .. 5 Mrs Nichokon, b A. T u rn er..........................0 c B., b E. Boosey .. 0 Mrs. Laurence, b L. Tu’ner ..........................9 h w, b B. Booscy .. 0 Mrs. Fjell, c M ., b L. Turner ..........................2 bL. Turner .. . . 1 Mr-, Rodriquez, b L. Turner ...............................0 m t out ................. ........................1 W ..................................1 W ..........1 T o ta l...................53 Total .. 13 BLACKHEATH MORDEN v. HORNSEY. Played at Hornsey on September 5. B la c k h e a t h M o r d e n . E. B. Oimcrod, b F. Fwinbtead .. .. 0 W.H.Ormerod.cNicolls, b if. Swirstead .. 12 G. R. Hi tchin-on, b G. Swimt a t .................. 5 D. P. P«-ulter,c Nicolls, b G. Swinrtead .. 0 C. L. Hemmerde, b F. Swinstrad................19 P. Chri-t -pherson, b G. Swiattead .. .. 0 K. Cbrutopherson, b G. Swinstead .. . . 1 5 M. J. Druitt, b J. H. Swinstefld..................28 S. C. Lewis, not out.. 3) F. W. Prior, c J.b G. Swinstead .. . . 2 1 H. L. Lewis, b G, Swimtiad .. .. 3 Extras.................. 10 F. H. Swin tead, c S. Lewis, b Ormeiod .. 7 II. Collett, c Druitt, b Heromerde .. . . 1 3 W . P. Bamson, c S. Lewis, h Druitt .. 2 G. H, Swiufct fld, c Hutchinson, bDruitt- 24 E, A. Cox, c S. Lewi*, b P. Christophersou 8 J.H.Swinstcad,n tout £0 Total .. ..113 H ornsey . A. W. Hirst, c Dniit% bHemmer .e .. .. 0 B. A. Claike, c lrior, b P. Christopheruon 8 H, J«ff, b Druitt .. 10 F. Orton, b Druitt .. 0 T. AVN colls, b Droitt 1 Extras.................. 12 Total ..110 BLACKHEAT II MORDEN .CLUB. Matches played 28, won 15, drawn 6, lost 7. This club scored 4,151 runs during the season for the loss of 276 wickets, showing an average cost of 1.3 II runs per wicket. Its opponents scored 3,701 for the loss of 315 wickets, show ing a cost of 11.29 runs per wicket. The bat­ ting of the club has not been so good as in previous years, though L. Stokes and M. J. Druitt have batted consis ently well, but the bowling has been up to the previous high standard, Stanley and Sidney Christopherson, M. J. Druitt, G. ChetWytd, and It. P. Sewt 11 having good figurrs RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 1—v. Bank of England. Wen by 66 rui c. Morden, 156; Bank 9). M i y 2 - v . Hornsey. Lost by 2 runs. Morden, 74; Hornsey, 76. May 9—v. Charlton Park. Woo by 4 rune. Chail on Park, 75 ; Morden, 79. May 16—v. Law Club. Drawn, Mordtn, 163; Law Clob, 47.* ♦.tight wickcts down, „ , *