Cricket 1885

452 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. nov . 26, 1885. June 5, 6 —At Cambridge, v. Atheneum. Won in one innings by221 runs I Z., 401; Atheneum, 103 and 77. June 9—At Hounslow, v. 15th Hussars. Drawn. IZ ., 112*; 15th Hussars, 121. * Two wickets down. June 11—At Winchester, v. Winchester College. Win­ chester won by 29 runs. I Z., 105 ; Win­ chester College, 134. June 13—At Wellington, v. Wellington College, Drawn. I Z ., 209; Wellington College, 86 .* * Two wickets down. June 15—At Princes, y. Household Brigade. Won by 169 runs. I Z ., 233; Household Brigade, 64. June 20—At Woolwich, v. R.M.A. Won by 17 runs. I Z., 197; R.M.A. 180. June 20—At Windsor, v. Windsor Garrison. Garrison won by one run. I Z., 57; Windsor Garrison 58 and 79.* * Four wickets down. June 24, 25—At Winchester, v. Green Jackets. Won by 7 wickets. I Z., 190 and 53*; Green Jackets, 114 and 128. * Three wickets down. June 27—At Harrow, v. Harrow School. Drawn, I.Z. 122*; Harrow School, 256. * Six wickets down. July 3, 4—At Longwood, v. Gentlemen of Hampshire. Drawn. 1 Z., 149 and 110*; Gentlemen of Hampshire, 133 and 273. * Two wickets down. July 14—At Eton, v. Eton College. Drawn. IZ , 77*; Eton College, 300. * Two wickets down. July 6 , 7—At Brighton, v. Gentlemen of Sussex. Drawn. I Z., 189 and 420; Gentlemen of Sussex, 188 and 213.* * Eight wickets down. July 9—At Lord’s, v. 19of Houses of Parliament. Won by 24 runs. I Z ., 218*; 19 of Houses of Parliament, 224. * Four wickets down. July 14—At Prince’s, v. Civil Service. Won by 326 rnn 8 . I Z , 384*; Civil Service, 58. * Nine wickets down. July 15, 16—At Glynde, v. Southdown Club. Drawn. I Z ., 85 and 232; Southdown Club, 204 and 102 * * Five wickets down. July 17—At Shoeburyness, v. School of Gunnery. Won in one innings by 12 runs. IZ ., 245; School of Gunnery, 115 and 118. July 21, 22—At Brockiesby, v. Lincolnshire. Lincoln­ shire won by 86 runs. IZ ., 93 and 103 ; Lincolnshire, 103 and 179. July 23, 24—At Brockiesby, v. Brocklesby Hunt. Won in one innings by 6 runs. I Z., 247: Brockiesby Hunt, 80 and 161. July 24, 25—At 8 horncli£fe, v. Shorncliffe Camp. Drawn. I Z., 296; Shorncliffe Camp, 238 and 126.* * Four wickets down. July 28, 29—At Thomham, v, Gentlemen of Suffolk. Won by 8 wickets. I Z., 208 and 66 *; Gentlemen of Suffolk, 157 and 116, * Two wicketR down. July 29, 30—At Worcester, v. Worcestershire. Drawn. I Z , 135 and 13*; Worcestershire, 147. * One wicket down. July 31, Aug. 1—AtGarboldi 8 ham,v.Norfolk. Won by 3 wickets. I Z., 196 and 124*; Norfolk, 188 and 127. * Seven wickets down. July 81, Aug. 1—At Preston Hall, v. Mr. J. 8 . Hardy’s X I. Won by 55 runs. I Z., 293 and 101; Mr. J. S. Hardy’s X I. 248 and 91. Aug. 3, 4—At Woolwich, v. Royal Artillery. Won by 10 wickets. I Z., 385 and 12*; Royal Artillery, 172 and 172. * No wickets down. Aug. 5, 6 —At Portsmouth, v. United Services. Drawn. I Z., 3C 3*; United Services, 488. * Three wickets down. Aug. 7, 8 —At Chatham, v. Royal Engineers. Drawn. I Z., 62; Royal Engineers, 124 and 141.* * 8 even wickets down. Aug. 10,11—At New Court, v. Exmouth. Won in one innings by 83 runs. I Z., 276 ; Exmouth, 151 and 92 Aug. 12, 18—At New Court, v. Officers of Western District. Won in one innings by 2 runs. I Z , 169; Officers of Western District, 57 and 110 . Aug. 13,14—At New Court, v. Devonshire. Drawn. I Z., 272 ; Devonshire, 249 and 62*. * Three wickets down. Aug. 15—At Send House, Woking, v. Mr. J. F. Leese’s X I. Drawn. I Z.,264; Mr. J. F. Leese’e XI. 210.* * Seven wickets down. Aug. 3J, Sept. 1, 2—At Scarborough, v. Gentlemen of England. Drawn. I Z., 371 and 132*; Gentlemen of England, 298. * Two wickets down LINDEN CLUB. Matches played 30, won 19, drawn 6, lost 5. RESULTS OF MATCHKS. May 2—v. Alpha. Won by 5 wickets and 14 runs. Alpha, 87 ; Linden, 51.* * Five wickets down. May 2—v. Avondale. Won by 36 runs. Avondale, 8 ; Linden, 44. May 16—v. Waverley 2nd. Drawn. Waverley, 59; Linden, 30.* * Five wickets down. May 16—v. St.George's. LoEtbyl2runs, St. George’s 40; Linden, 28. May 23—v. Victoria. Drawn. Victoria, 185; Linden, 18.* * Three wickets down. May 23—v. Perseverance. Lost by 78 runs. Perse­ verance, 129; Linden, 51. May25—v. Grove. Won by 7 wickets and 17 runs. Grove, 10; Linden, 27.* * Three wickets down. May 80—v. Rye College. Won by 5 run 3 . Rye Col­ lege, 44; Linden,49. June 6 —v. Orpheus. Won by 23 runs. Orpheus, 85; Linden, 58. June13—v, Lome. Lost by 17 runs. Lome, 87; Linden, 70. June 23—v. Cliftonville. Won by 10 runs. Clifton- ville, 42; Linden, 52. June 27—v. Ecloctic. Won by 66 runs. Eclectic, 28; Linden, 94. June 27—v. Ivanhoe. Won by 134 runs. Ivanhoe, 22 ; Linden,156. July 4—v. Orpheus. Drawn. Orpheus, 119; Linden, 101 .* * Six wickets down. July 4—v. Victoria. Lost by 2 run?. Victoria, 69; Linden, 67. July 11—v. Rye College. Lost by 10 runs. Rye Col­ lege, 86 ; Linden, 76. July 18—v. Claremont. Won by 10 wickets. Clare­ mont, 35 and 24 ; Linden, 57 and 6 .* * No wickets down. July 18—v. Perseverance. Won by 22 runs. Perse­ verance, 76; Linden, 98. July 25—v. Lome. Won by 2 runs. Lome, 53; Lin­ den, 55. Aug. 1—v. Alpha. Won by 87 runs. Alpha, 31; Lin­ den, 118. Aug. 1—v. Avondale. Won by 57 runs. Avondale, 88 ; Linden, 93. Aug. 8 —v. Mutual. Won by 110 runs. Mutual, 61 and 61; Linden, 69 and 163. Aug. 8 —V. Avondale, Won by 98 runs. Avondale, 26: Linden, 119. Aug. 15—v. Waverley 2nd. Won by 89 runs. Waver­ ley, 23; Linden, 112. Aug. 22—v. Cliftonville. Won by 24 runs. Clifton­ ville, 40; Linden, 64. Aug. 52—v. Eclectic. Won by 1 iun. Eclectic, 56; Linden, 57. Aug, 29—v. St. George's. Drawn. St. George’s, 75* ; Linden, 100. * Six wicketsdown. Aug. 29—v. Ivanhoe. Drawn. Ivanhoe, 52*; Linden, 79. * Nine wickets down. Sept. 5—v. J. T. Morton’s XI. Won by 4 wickets and 4 runs. J. T. Morton, 50; Linden,54.* * Six wickets down. Sept. 12—v. Mutual. Drawn. Muttra1, 58; Linden, 52.* * Four wickets down. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out Runs an Inns. Aver. H. Barnwell.. . 10 .. 2 . 188 .. 55 .. 28.4 J. C. Grinsell .. 16 .. 6 . . 172 ..3 2 .. 17.2 B M. Clarke.. .. 21 .. 1 . 300 .. 64 .. 15 J. A. Williams . 14 .. 1 . . 179 .. 44 .. 13.11 A. Allen .. .. 8 .. 2 . 67 .. 30* .. 11.1 R .J .F ry.. .. .. 20 .. 2 . 151 .. 28 . 8.7 C. F. Clarke.. .. 13 .. 2 . . 91 .. 25 .. 8.8 A. D. Shf*arburn .. 16 .. 3 . . 106 .. 28* .. 8.2 W. E. Watson .. 11 .. 0 . . 89 .. 34 .. 8.1 J. Booth.. .. . 10 .. 2 . 62 .. 24 .. 7.6 J, Johnson .. .. 8 .. 3 . . 39 .. 2 ,* .. 7.4 E. J. Wemham .. 8 . . o . 65 .. 12 .. 6.7 G. H. Leeeon .. .. 14 .. 1 . 83 .. 19 .. 6.5 G. Fletcher .. .. 21 .. o . 119 ..1 5 .. 5.14 H. Fowler .. . 5 .. 1 . 23 .. 14* .. 5.3 A. Durham .. .. 6 .. 1 . . 27 .. 12 * .. 52 C. Benton .. .. 8 .. 1 . 85 .. 16 .. 5 B. Chatterton .. 6 .. 2 . 20 ..1 0 . 5 F. Dight.. .. .. 7 .. 1 . 29 .. 14* . 4.5 S. G. Horley .. .. 12 .. 2 . . 42 .. 14* .. 4.2 A. Hutchinson .. 5 .. 0 . 21 .. 8 .. 4.1 C. Eve .. .. .. 7 .. o . 22 .. 9 .. 3.1 A .E . Powell .. .. 16 .. o . 40 .. 12 .. 2.8 R. W. Charles .. 12 . . 0 . 27 . . 10 . . 2.3 F. J. Bryan .. .. 6 . . 0 . 12 .. 6 .. 2 J. W . Rowley .. 8 . . 0 . 18 .. 7 .. 1.5 H. B. Charles .. 3 . . 1 . 2 .. 2 .. 1 H. Flint played in two innings. * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. F. Dight .. . . 28 . 11 .. 41 . 15 . 2.11 A. D. Shearburn.. .. 11 . 4 .. 16 . 5 . 8.1 R .W . Charles .. .. 30 . 10 .. 60 . 15 . 8.12 J. C. Grinsell .. .. 59 .. 24 .. 94 . i .6 . 3.16 W .E . Watson .. .. 124 .. 44 .. 229 . 58 . 3.55 C. Benton .. . • .. 10 . 8 .. 8 . 2 . 4 R.J.Fry .. .. .. 34 .. 10 . . 53 . . 13 . 4.1 J. A. Williams .. .. 180 .. 43 .. 245 . 59 . 4.9 G. Fletcher.. .. 208 .. 69 .. 312 . 62 . 5.2 S. G. Horley .. 6 .. 2 .. 17 . . 8 . . 6,2 B. M. Clarke ,, .. 12 .. 3 .. 83 . . 5 . . 6.3 PALLINGSWICK CLUB. Matches played 48,won 13, drawn 21,lost 14. Total runs made by Pallingswick 7,944 for 449 wickets, average 17.69 per wicket. Total runs made by opponents 6,081 for 353 wickets, average 17.22. BATTING AVERAGES. Inns. S. F. Fitz Roy.. 34 , F. 8 .Heynemann 16 , J.H.DeaneDrake 20 . M. A. Walker.. 16 . D. A . J. Bacon 13 . B, A. Carter .. 14 . W.CYarboroughl9 , A. F.M.Gamble 10 . F. Moir.. ..2 4 . W .H . Pope ..1 8 . F. Clemence ..1 6 . L. Chapman ..1 2 . J. W . Clemenco 14 . S. Cheesman ..1 5 . H. W . Burnside 12 . W. L. Hotchkin 15 . Capt. Garnett.. 17 . E. Kettle .. 17 . D.H. Hewitt .. 14 . A. L. Meares ..1 0 . A. W. Graham 22 . A .H . Millson.. 10 . S. Flindt ..2 0 . Times not out Run*. ,. 5 .. 827 . 4 .. 299 . 4 .. 898 . 1 . 2 . 1 . 8 . 4 . 4 . 2 . 0 . 2 . 0 . 0 . 1 . 2 . 1 . 0 . 4 . 2 . 3 . 0 . 2 263 801 359 131 432 3»1 337 194 268 256 183 169 203 183 94 51 115 60 93 Most in an Inns. .. 172 . .. 81* . .. 83* . .. 72 . .. 53* . .. 56 . .. 80 . . . 45 . .. 49 . .. 97* . .. 93 . .. 47 . .. 52 . .. 87 . .. 40 . .. 38 . .. 43 . .. 63 . .. 26* . .. 16* . . . 20 * . .. 14 . .. 17 . U nder 10 I nnings , 8 .H. Beckley .. 7 G. R. Hebden .. 4 S. Jobson .. 2 A. F. Bettinson 8 E.H.W.Rossitter 9 L. Weber .. 5 J. Howard .. 9 C. Sleeman .. 4 H. Weber .. 5 O. L. Tudor .. 6 2 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 138 67 35 103 105 72 113 30 48 53 80* 26* 29 53* 33 24 6 3 , 11 27 . 25 . Aver. 28.5 24.9 , 24.8 24.1 23.9 23.1 22.4 21.8 21.6 21.8 ill 19.4 n\i 17 16.6 , 13 , 12.6 10.7 9.4 6.8 6 6 5.1 27.6 19 17.5 17.1 15 14.4 14.1 10 9.6 8.8 The following either played in less than 5 innings or average under 10:—P. C. Millard, S. Dyer, H. Cocker- ton C. W. Graham, C. W. Cooper, E. A. Collins, P. Schooling, J. C. Jukes, H. Wearne, J. Pelham, D. H. Daniel, C. Pennell, E. Stuart, M. L. Weber, P. J. do Launey, F. S. B. Calcott, G. L. B. Calcott, J.M.Seager, J. E. Collins, L. Salt, C. Bower, J. O. Nash, W . Mercer. BOWLING AVERAGES. W. L. Hotchkin F. Clemence .. S. Flindt S. F. Fitz Roy.. M. A. Walker.. E. Kettle W. Cooke-Yarbor S. Cheesman .. F. Moir.. J. W . Clemence The following bowled in less than 10 innings—A. F. M. Gamble, A . F. Bettinson, S. H. Beckley^A.H. Mi 1- son, B. A. Carter, D. A. J, Bacon, G. R. Hebden, H.W. Burnside, J. Howard, O. L. Tudor, A. L. Metres, G. L. B. Calcott, J. M. Seager, L. Weber, W . H* Pope, J. O. Nash, E. A. Coli ns, 8 . Jobson, C«pt. Garnett, F. S. Heynemann, P. C.Millard, L. Chapman, J. H. Deane Drake, C. Sleeman, and G. E. B. Mears. Inns. Wkts. Runs Extra. Aver, 17 .. 46 . . 509 . . 7 .. 11.21 . 12 .. 21 . . 240 . . 6 .. 11.71 . 12 .. 22 . . 800 . . 1 . . 18 68 . 21 .. 34 . . 511 . . 0 . . 15.03 . 11 .. 15 . . 247 . . 0 . . 16.65 . 12 .. 18 . . 305 . . 0 . . 16.94 l 17 . . 23 . . 503 . . 0 . . 21.86 , 10 . . 10 . . 218 . . 1 . . 21.9 . 15 .. 17 . . 378 . . 4 .. 22.47 . 11 .. 10 . . 285 . . 3 .. 288 S t. Thomas’s H o sp ita l C.C.—The follow­ ing officers have been elected for 18SG :— Captain, E. B. Hill; Vice-Captain, J. 1\ A. Geoghegan ; Treasurer, C. Robertson ; and Hon. Sec., G. V. F. Scovell. Next Issue December 24. i *