Cricket 1885

432 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. sept . 2 1 uss. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS CLUB. Matches played 38, won 10, drawn 16, lost 12. RESULTS 0? MATCHES. May 2—v. Croyion, at Croydon. Lost. HN.C.C. 82; Cioydrn 126.* * Six wickets down. May 2—v. Han-iugay, at Alexandra Park. Drawn. H.NU.U. 81; Harringay, 20.* * One wicket down. May 9—v. Upper Clapton, at Clapton. Lost H.N.C.C. 51; Upper Clanton. 81. May 16—v. Hichbury, at Highbury. Drawn. H.N.C.C, C 6 * ; Highbury, 113. * Six wicket 3 down. May 16—v. TJniver-ity Coll. Sohool, at Wil’esden Green. Won, H.N.C.C. 62 and £9; U.C.S., 27. May 23—v. Clapton, at Clapton. Drawn. H.N.C.C. 55* : Clapton, 74. * Eight wickets down. May 25—v. Hornsey, at Horneey. Won. H.N.C.C. 72*; Hornsey. 71. * Four wickets down. May 30—v. Brentwood School, at Brentwood. Won. H.N.C.C. 70; Brentwood School, 44 and 17.* * Four wickets down. May 30—v. Epeom, at Epsom Lost. H.N.C.C. 12 and 66 ; Epsom 78 and 1*. * No wicket down. Jane 2 and 3 —v. London and Westm:ncter Bank, at Eton and Middlesex. Won. H.N.C.C. 118 ; L. and W. B. 29 and 83. Juoe 6 —v.Plai^-tow (Kent;, at Plaistow. Drawn. H.N. C.C. 64*; Plaistow 151, ♦Six wicketsdown. Juae 13—v. Brookfield, at Highgate Rise. Won. H N.C.C. 157 ; Brookfield, 86 . June 17—v London Hospital, at Wal hamstow. Lo t. H.N.C.C. 65 and 87 ; London Hospital, If 7. June 20—v. Croydon, at Croydon. Lost, H.N.C.C. 62 : Croydoa 252 * * Seven wickets down. Juno 20—v. Tot‘eridge Park School, at Totteridge. Dr.iwn. H.N.C.C 1-1 ; Totteridge Park tchool. 19.* * Thre? wickets down. Jana 2J-v. Eashiner, at Eashing. Won. H.N.C.C*111; E* 6 bing. 80 and IIP. Jane 2" —v. Ken 5 ipgfon. at Eynbam Field. Drawn. H N.C.C. 215; Ke? s'ngton did not bat. June 27—v. Hfcrrin»ay. at Alexandra Park. Won. H.N.C.C. H0*; Hairingay, 71, * Four wicke s down. Jnly 4 —v. Ep om,at Epsom. Drawn. H.N.^.C. .32* ; Ep om. 417. •No wickets diwn. July 4— v Satlon, bt Sat ton. Drawr. Sutton, 417 ; H.N.C.C. did not but. Ju'y 11—v. C»'iiht’dCollege.at Finchley Lost. H.N. C.C. 6 ) and 13* ; Cbri t’i College, 14 ?. •Two wicketsdown. July 11—v. Totteridge Park School, at Toiteridgo. Drawn. H.N.C.C. 192; Totteridge Park School, 18.* * T#o wickets down. Jaly 15and 16 —v. Private Bank4, at Catford. Lost. H.N C.C. 69 ; Private Banks, 110. July 18—▼.Willesden,at Willesd n. Drawn. H.N.C.C. 63* ; Willesden. 2C8. * E’ght Wilke’s down. Ju'y 21—v. United Thespians, at Eton and Middle­ sex. Lo.'t. H.N.C.C. C 6 ; United Thes­ pians, 113 and 2( 7 * * 8 ix wickets down. July 25-v. Lvn<omte, at Blackheatb. Drawn. H.N. C.C. 70* ; Lyncombe, 151. * Eight wickets down. July 25-v . Clapton, at Ol-ipton. L o t. H.N.C.C. 77 ; C aj ton 2 >2.* * Eight wicke s down. A u j 1—v. JEoliacs, at Dalwi h Won. H.N.C C. 83; M o ianB, 66 . Aug. 3 —v. Farabam, at Farnharn. Lost. H.N.C.C. 83 and 83* ; Farnham, 177. * Two wickets do*n. Auj. 4—v. Aldtmhot,at Aldershot. Drawn. H.N.C.C. 114 : Alder-hot, 121.* * Seven wickets down. Aug.5 —v. Brcokwood, at Brjokwoo"!. Drawn, H.N. C.C. 152 ; brookwood, 92.* * 8 even wickets down. Aug. 6 —v. Gui lford, at Guildford. Drawn. H.N.C.C. 4 ** ; Guildford, 354. * One wi ke* down. Aug. 7—v. Hanlennre, at Hasl^mere. Won. H.N.C.C* 13 >; Haslemere, 29. Aug. 8 -v . P«-ter*fie)d, at Ft-terafnld. Lost. H.N.C.C 75 and 16; Pet<refield, 171. Aug 1> *-v. Uppjr Clapton, at Clapton. Lost. H.N. C.C. 112; Upper Clapton, 169.* * Five wicketa down. Aug. 2 3 -v. Lyncombe, at Btackheath. Won. H.N.C.C. 224 ; Lynconabe, S 6 . Overs Mdns. Ran*. Wk's. A ^ge II. R. Walker .. 51 . 19 . 61 . 8 . 75 W .J. Hay raft .. 4*8.4 . .112 . 9i4 . P9 . 11.8 L. Butchin»on .. J67.2 . 46 . 401 . 31 . 1127 A . J. Dare .. 103 . 25 . 261 . 21 . 32 9 T. W. Pierce 96 3 . yo . 2?2 . 18 . 12 17 L. Corke 280 4 . . 97 . 639 . 50 . 14.4 C. Braithwaite .. 315 . . 55 . 707 . 43 . 16.24 K. L. Will amson 07.1 . 22 . 891 . 16 . iy.4 Aug 29—v. Addiscombe, at Addiacombe. Drawn.' H .N C.C., 170; Addiscombe, 83.* * Six wickets down. ?cpt. 1—v. Bro kfield, at Highgate Rise. Drawn, H.N.C.C. 25* ; Brookfield, 163. * Five wickets down. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most Inns, not out. Runs, in Inns. Aver. J. S. Haycraft .. 23 .. 2 .. 443 .. 70 .. 21.2 H R. Walker .. 5 .. 2 .. 65 .. 25*.. 21.2 F. J. Abbott .. 22 .. 2 .. 272 .. 52 .. 1312 C. Braithwaite .. 25 .. 2 .. 310 .. 76 .. 13.11 L. Corke .. .. 53 .. 5 .. 233 .. 34*.. 12.17 H F.A. Smith .. 24 .. 1 .. S3S .. 28 ..1 0 8 R. J. Hutchinson 10 .. 1 .. 85 .. 26 .. 9.4 A. J. Dare .. 12 .. 0 .. 112 .. 49 .. 9.4 F. E. Walker ..2 1 .. 2 ..1 6 3 .. 4 4 .. 8.10 F. C. W. Durrant 15 .. 0 ..1 1 5 .. 4 5 .. 7.10 J. L. Aslett .. 13 .. 1 .. 88 .. 16 .. 7.4 L. Hut hineon ..2 1 .. 2 ..1 5 1 .. 25 .. 6.21 W. J. Hayciaft .. 26 .. 5 .. 137 .. 24 .. 611 E. Abbott.. ..1 0 .. 4 .. 39 .. 17*.. 6.3 A. R. F. Evershel 16 .. 5 .. 74 .. 1 9 .. 6.2 R. L. Williamson 24 .. 2 .. 131 . . 26 .. 5.21 T. W . Pierce .. 6 .. 0 .. 34 .. 1 0 .. 5.4 N. C. Watts .. 9 .. 3 .. 29 .. 16 .. 4.5 E.C. Griffith .. 7 .. 0 .. 25 .. 1 1 .. 8.4 J. M. Farmiloe .. 6 .. 1 .. 12 .. 8 .. 22 M. Van der Gucht 12 .. 2 .. 14 .. 5 . . 1.4 Under five innings—A. G. O. Kennedy scored 53 in 2 innings, E. C. Evelyn, 61 in 3 innings, J. M. Price- Williams, 25 in 4 innings, H. M. Hewitt, 7 in 3 inn ings, M. H. Walker, 7 in 4 innings, T. W. Tripp, 4, C. W . Neele, 8 , E. T. Jons?, 4, and A. E. Martin, 3, in 1 innings each. BOWLING AVERAGE3, R. Kentfield, b Bes- H . O. Payne, bBcswirk 1 w ick.......................... 10 E. T. Finch, c Bell* J. K. Deard* n, run out 14 house, b Schou .. 0 B. Crummack, b Schou 9 G. Heron, b Beswick.. 1 W . Morgan, b Ees- R. John, c Ward, b 11 Schou........................... 1 W. G. Rawlinson, o Baskerville, b Schou E. J. I und, not out .. 0 2 B 2,1 b 3 .. .. 5 H. Harrison, c Basker— ville, b Beswick 0 54 K xutsford . F. Spruce, c John, b J. Beswick, b Crum­ Finch ................... 46 mack ........................... 8 T. P. Bellhouse, b L. Caldecott, b Crum­ Finch .................. mack ........................... 0 H. C. L. Tindall, c R. D. Thomson, c Crummack, b RawJohn, b Crummack.. 0 linson .................. 5 R. Hartley, not out .. 0 J. S. Hargr* aves, lbw, L b 9, w 2 .. .. 11 b Kentfield .. .. 23 — Ward, not out ,. .. 33 143 P latin g for the North Surrey Club v. Twickenham Victoria, on Sept, 12, H. W. Eldershaw and S. Stirling put on forty-five runs in a few sccords under fifteen minutes. A lb e r t K ino bowling for Mr, H. W. Elder- shaw’s X I , against tbe Che’sea Star Club, at Battersea, on Sept. 19, took seven wickets (six clcan bowled) for one run. The following alsotook wi kets—A. G. O. Kennedy, 2 for 16 runs, M. H. Walker, 8 for 75 run*, F. C. W. Durrant, 7 for 79, R. J. Hutchins n, 5 for 99, H. F. A. Smi'b, 3 for 70, M. Van der Gucht, 1 for 43. HOTTING HILL v. WEST LONDON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Played at Notting Hilt on August 29. N o ttin g H ili,. J. P. A. Groghegan,b H. Ro- erts .. ..2 8 J. A. Swaby, b R. Hyde.................................0 H. O’C. Hayes, b H. Roberts .. ..8 1 A. P. Comjn*, b A. Hyde................................ 1 F. F. Kely, b H. R oberts.......................25 G. G. Ouseley, b H. R oberts.........................1 W.L. F irt In ing*. A. C Hyde, b Ge gbepan H. VV. Thomap.run out .. L. Souter, c O’Briin, b H. Hay«*s .......................... R,H. Hyde, b Geoghegun C. O’C. Hayes, c R. Hyde, b H. Roberts 10 E. L. O’Brien, b H. Roberts .. .. .. 17 J. F. Whclen, b H. R ob erts...................28 W. Beverley, not out.. 1 C. Tracey, b H. Roberts 8 B 14, 1b 2,wll,nt5 82 Total.................. 172 L.C.S. Serond Inning*. 4 b O’ Prim .. .. 1 20 b O’Brien.................. 1 W .L Roberts, b O’Brien H. J. Robeiti, b Comjns.. C. Ru»«ell, st Gcoghegar, b O’Brien ................... L. Llewellyn, c and b C om m a........................... H. B. C'xiidg*, b O’Brien H, E. Hyde, not out R. 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