Cricket 1885

SEPT. 24,1885, CRIGKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 419 0 N. T. NICKALLS’S XI. v. NUTFIELD, ■REIGATE, & DISTRICT (H. HARKER’S XII). Played at Patteson] Court, Nutfield, on August 12. H. H arker ’ s XII. A.Tidey, b N. Nickalls 5 G. Comber, o H. P., b N. Nickalls .. ..1 6 A. M. Lashmar, c and bN. Nickalls .. .. 7 F.- Burtinshaw, run out ..........................18 C. 8 . Arbery, run out.. 27 T. Lashmar, run out.. 17 F. Nightingale, c Norris, b Brownlow 19 I H. Harker (capt.), b N. Nickalls .. .. H. Trower, c sub., b Brownlow .. .. F. Wilkinson, b N. N ickalls.................. J. Coates, ran out •... R. Ha>ker, not out .. Extras.................. 13 Total ..146 N .T . N ickalls ’ s XI. W. H. Norris, c A. LaBhmar, b Arbery 5 W . B. Hobbs, st Comber, b Coates .. 27 M. A. Nicholas, b Coates ...................0 Hon. J. R. Brownlow, b Arbery..................0 W , Cooke, c Arbory, b Coates..................2 N. T. Nickalls, b Arbery .................. 51 E. D. Pawle, c Harker, b T. LaBhmar.. .. 11 W. K. Steele, b Arbery 0 H. P. Nickalls, c Harker, b Coates .. 7 C. Liddell, et Comber, b Arbery..................2 E. Mngency, not out 0 Extras.................. 6 Total ..1 11 THE STYGIANS KENT TOUR. The Kent week, under thehappy captaincy of W. M. 0. Wilson, was a very enviable one. The cricket, as will be seen from the scores, was in favour of the club, notwithstanding it had to do nearly all its batting on dark days and its bowling on bright ones. The events of the week were the fine batting of Mr. Smith, and the first class wicket-keeping of Mr. Wrigley, though all the regular members of the team did themselves credit. In the first match our Oakley was to the fore, and in the last our Bell, who batted and bowled as few could. Words of praise must be given to our opponents—Winghamfor his remarkable innings, Captain Tattersall for his first-class bowling, and to Mr. Jones and Bass for their fine cricket. The Stygians received much kindness from all, and especially wish to acknowledge the hospitality of Shorncliffe camp. STYGIANS v. SHORNCLIFFE CAMP. Played at Shorncliffe Camp on August 17 and 18. S horncliffe C amp . Col. Bevan Edwards, bBell.......................... 0 Lieut. Kiik, b Wilson 0 Lieut. Hill, c Oakley, b W ilson.................. 19 Capt.Tattersall, b Wil­ son .......................... 6 Sergt. Richer, c sub, bBell.......................... 0 Private Wingbam, c Wilson, b Sparkling 192 Major Lewis, run out 63 Private Halliwell, not out ........................... Capt. Silvester, b Furner .................. Lieut. Rogers, b Sparkling.................. Lieut. Fane, c Spaik ling, b Farner.. .. B 5,1 b 9 .. .. 78 Total ..864 S tygians . First Innings. H. Paine, b Richer .. .. 10 F. Furner, st Halliwoll, b Tattersall ..................0 W. M. 0. Wilson, b Richer .......................... 11 Rev. J. Bell, b Tattersall 9 J. B. Oakley, b Tattersall 2 i H. A. Smith, c Tattersall, b Richer..........................2 Rev. J. Bamber, b Richer 0 L. J. Paine, c Lewis, b Tatfcersall .................. P. J. Wrigloy. c Halliwell, b TattorB all.................... W. Bateman, b Tattersall H. Sparkling, not out B 13,1 b 1 .................. 14 T o t a l .................. 87 Second Innings. 1 b w, b Tattersall 1 c and b Tattersall.. 0 c Halliwell, b Tatterfall .. . . 1 1 c Kirk, b Tattersall 10 o sub, b Edwards 36 2 b Tattersall .. .. 27 c Halliwell, b Hill 0 3 1 b w, b Tattersall 12 6 h w, b Tottersall .. 6 4 c Lewis, b Edwards 10 1 n o to u t ..................18 B 12,l b l, n b l 14 Total ..145 STYGIANS y. FOLKESTONE. Played on August 19 and 20. First Innings. Rev. J. Bell, b Hoare .. 15 J. B. Oakley, o H. Clarke, b H oare..........................9 H. A. Smith, b Hoare .. 3 P. T. Wrigley, b Hoare .. 6 W. M. 0 . Wilson, b Wing- h a m ..................................26 H. Sparkling, b Wingham 0 H. Paine, b Hoare .. .. 5 H. James, b Wingham .. 0 J. Rooke, b H ill..................0 Capt. Hardinge, c Hoare, b W in gh am ..................12 W. E. Grey, not out.. .. 0 B 11,1 b 2 ..................13 Second Innings, bWingham .. ..1 6 c Huntley,b Wing­ ham .................. bJ. Clark .. .. b Huntley .. b Hoare.................. 0 b Huntley .. .. 5 c and b Wingham.. 4 c Hill, b Wingham 0 b Huntley .. .. 0 cWalton.bWingham 16 not o u t .................. 0 B9, lb 1, w 2 .. 12 Total Total., ..165 F olkestone , Second Innings. First Innings, H. Huntley, c Hardinge, b ™ Rooke ..........................28 b G r e y ..................... A. Morgan, c Grey, b Wilson ..........................3 b Rooke....................... Wingham, c Wrigley, b Wilson .. .. .. .. 8 c Smith, b Rookef.. H. P. Clarke, b Sparkling.. 22 c Wrigley, b Spark­ ling .................. Lieutenant Hill, c Spark­ ling, b Wilson .. .. 7 1b w, b Wilson .. Private Halliwell, b Rooke 2 b Sparkling .. Ho.re, b Bell ..................4 b Sparkling ............... J. Clark, not out..................15 b Rooke..................... M. Bateman, b Rparkling 0 1b w, b Sparkling.. H. Walton, st Wrigley, b Wilson ..........................0 b Rooke....................... H. Sanderson, b Rooke .. 2 not o u t .................. B 7,1 b 2 ..................9 B 1,1 b 1 .. .. Total .100 Total.. ..119 STYGIANS v. ST. LAWRENCE. Played at Canterbury on August 21 and 22 , St. L awrence . First Innings. Bass, b Bell..........................63 E. Alkn,b Bell..................11 Rev. B. Blaxland, run out 23 D. Jones, 1bw, 1) Bell ..9 1 Willey, c Wilson, b Sparkling..........................12 M. Thomson, b Wil. on .. 17 G. T. Drury, b Bell .. .. 80 G. Farley, not out .. .. 15 R. E. Roe, b Bell .. .. 0 N. Cooper, b Sparkling .. 18 Dr. Knowles, st Wrigley, b Grey..................................0 B10, lb 4, w 3 .. 17 Second Innings. b Bell ...................4 not o u t ...................16 not o u t .................. 24 c Clarko, b Bell .. 25 b Sparkling .. 1b w, b Bell .. b Sparkling .. b Sparkling .. B .................. Total ..................293 S tygians Total , 76 H. A. Smith, c Allen. b W ille y ..................79 J. B. Oakley, b Furley 3 P. T. Wrigley, c Allen, b Jones .................. 0 H. P. Clarke, c Allen, b Thom son..................31 Rev. J. Bell, c Roe, b Drury..........................50 W. M. O. Wilson, c and b Bass..........................4 Total ^FREE FORESTERS v. ROYAL ARTILLERY. Played at Woolwich on May 25 and 26. R oyal A rtillery , Captain Davidson, o Thursby, b Bovill .. 0 Major Anstruther, b Bovill..........................0 Mr. C. D. King, b Ih u rsb v ..................59 Captain Wheble, c Booth, b Robertson 17 Major Dothy, c and b Coxhead ..................17 P.H.Dorehill,b Robert­ son ..........................59 F ree C. Booth, <s Dorehill, b Anatruther .. Captain Metcalfe, c Dorehill,bAnsttuther F. W . Capron, b Ans- struther .................. J. Robertson, run out,. A. C. Macpherson, c Anstruther, b Kem- ball .......................... W .D. Bovill, bWheble F oresters , F. C. Coxhead, b 35 Wheble . . .. .. H .Thursby,b Wheble 28 F.Vans-Agnew, b Ans­ truther ................... Capt.Boteler, cMurchi- 38 son, b Wheble Capt. B. Baker, not out B 2,1 b 7, w 2 Total FREE FORESTERS v. ROYAL ENGINEERS. Played at Chatham on August 28 and 29. F ree F oresters . First Innings. C. J. E, Jarvis, b Hed­ ley ................ ..162 F. W . Maude, b Yourg 6 W . D. Bovill, c Renny- Tailyour, b Youn«? .. 1 Capt.T.Spens, bHedley 3 R. H. Fowler, c Hedley, b Strau'renzie .. .. 14 Captain L. Spens, c Hedley, b Strau- benzie............................. 57 J. H. J. Hornsby, c Fowke, b Friend .. 14 C. L. Hickley,not out.. 25 E. J. Beaumont, c Tailyour, b Friend 3 Hon. W . F. North, 0 Young .................. 6 Capt. J. Frederick, c Tailyour, b Young.. 8 B 5,1 b 7, w 1 .. 13 Total .. ..812 In the Second Innings C. J. E. Jarvis scored (not out) 3, W . D. Bovill (not out) 2 ; b 1—Total 6 . R oyal E ngineers . First Innings. Captain Stafford, b Beau­ mont .................................. 0 Captain W . Stratford, b Beaumont .................. 2 Captain C. L. Young, b Beaumont ..................65 Lieutenant W . C. Hedley, b Hickley..........................3 Lieutenant Yan Strau- benzie, b Beaumont .. 0 Captain Renny - Tailyour, lbw , b Jarvis..................31 Captain Friend, c 'Beau­ mont, b Hickley . . .. 13 Lieutenant Dumbleton, b Maude ..........................24 Colonel Edwards, not out 16 Lieutenant Tulloch, b Beaumont .................. 0 LieutenantFowke, b Beau­ mont ....................................... 2 B 10,1b 1 ..................11 Se«ond Innings. b Maude.................. 11 b Beaumont .. .. 10 b Maude.................. o c Fowler, bHornsby 28 b Maude................... 0 c North, b Maude .. 4 c and b Maude .. 4 b Maude.................. 52 b Maude.................. 10 not out .................. 16 Total’ .167 run o u t ................... 3 B 5, lb 5 .. ..1 0 Total.. ..148 W, Bingham, c Allen, b Bass .................. 32 L. Courtney, run out 25 H. Sparkling, run out 9 W . Tetan, c Jones, b Bass...........................0 W. G. Grey, not out.. 8 B 18, lb 8 , w 7 ..2 3 ..264 C. H. Buckle, c Mac* phorson,b‘Robertson 0 Captain Hardy, b Robertson .. .. 1 G. V. Kemball, c Met­ calfe, b Robertson.. 7 H. de Robeck, c Capron, b Robertson 48 Capt.Murchiaon,notout 10 B 7,1 b 7, w 4 .. 18 Total ..236 FREE FORESTERS CLUB. Matches played 24, won 10, drawn 8 , lost G. RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 25 and 26—At Woolwich, v. Royal Artillery, \ Drawn. Royal Artillery, 286; F. F„ 161. May 30—At Esher, v. Esher, Lost. Esher, 190; F. F.,65 and 130.N * Four wickets down. June 6 —At Wellington, v. Wellington College. Won by 3;runs. Wellington Cohege, 129; F .F ., 132.* * Eight wickets down. June 12 and 13-A t Horsham, v. Horaham. Drawn. Horsham, 434 ; F. F., 281. June 18—At Eton, v. Eton College. Unfinished. Eton College, 219; F. F., 4»* * Four wicsets down. June 18.—At the Bucknall’s, Watford, v. C. T. Hegan’sX I. Lost. C. T, Hegan’s XI. 198; F. F., 130. June 22 and 2 3 -A t St. Cross, Winchester, v. Jackets. Won by one innings. Jackets, 70 and 167 ; F. F., 263. June 24 and 2 5-A t W'eybridge, v. Oatlands Won by one innings. Oatlands 72 and 111; F.F.,558. June £6 and 27—At Shoebnryness, v. School of Gunnery. Won by one innings. School of Gunnery, S3 and 131; F.F., 485. July 4—At Henley, v. Henley. Drawn. Henley, 99 * ; F. F., 199. * Eight wickets down. July 6 and 7—At Rubby, v. Rugby School. Drawn. Bugly School, 134 and 460; F. F., 132 and 90.* * Eight wickets down. July 7 and 8 —At Longwood v. Lord Northesk’s XI. Drawn. Lord Northeak’s XI, 172; F, F 130 and 159. ^ * Four wickets down. Gr<en Gr en Paik. Park, Next Issue October 29.