Cricket 1886

MAT 27,1886. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME# 157 SURREY BENCH & BAR v. OATLANDS PARK. Played at Oatlands Park on May 22. S urrey B ench & Bar. First Innings. Second Innings. E. Strode, b W etton.......... 7 c Wetton, b H. Paine .......... 2 F. E. Boodle, c Hill, b P a in e............................... 8 run out .......... 1 I. R. Walker, c H. Paine, b Wetton ........................ 4 not out ......... 13 T. W. Weeding, l b w , b Broad ............................... 10 b H ickley.......... 1 A. H. Britton, b Wetton ... 0 c Savory, b H ickley......... 7 R. Christian, c Hickley, b Broad ............................... 12 b H ickley.......... 6 T. R. Bridgwater, c and b Broad ............................... 0 b H ickley.......... 2 H. E. Avory, not out......... 6 cPaine.bHickley 2 M.L.Peele,cMoney-Coutts, b Broad ........................ 0 c S. Paine, b H ickley.......... 3 T. W.Flemming, b Hickley 8 run out .......... 2 E. H. Nash, b Broad......... 2 c Spyers, b H icld ey......... 6 B 3, n b 2........................ 5 B10, lb 4 ... 14 Total ................. 62 Total 59 O atlands P ark . First Innings. H. Wetton, c and b Strode ................. 0 M. H. Paine, b Strode 1 T. M. Broad,cBritton, b S trode................. 8 H. Morris, b Strode 13 C. T. Weatherby, b Strode ................. 0 C L.Hickley.bBritton 4 Total .......... 68 H. Hill, c Weeding, b Nash........................ In the Second Innings H. Wetton scored c Weed­ ing, b Walker, 1, M. H. Paine (not out) 23, C. T. Weatherby, c Avory, b Britton, 20; b 1.—Total, 45. S. Paine, c Strode, b Britton ................. 4 R. H. Savory,not out 1G H. Spyers, b Nash ... 1 F. Money-Coutts, b Nash........................ 0 B 4, lb 4, w 5 ... 13 F O R E S T H IL L v Played at Lee F orest P. J. Edwards, b Cavanagh ......... 10 Pennell, c Higham, b Cavanagh .......... 1 Francis, b Cavanagh 5 Reckitt, b Higham ... 0 R. Taylor, c and b Cavanagh ......... 0 E. H. Edwards, st Woolmer,bHigham 28 NORTHBROOK, on May 22. H il l . T. Vernon, not out... 31 W.Matthews,bHigham2 Chambers,b Higham 0 G. Bisk, b Digby ... 6 D. Herbert, b Digby 2 L b ................. 2 Total . 87 S. O. Woolmer, l b w , b Pennell................. 1 H. Smith, b Pennell 2 T.G. Cannon, run out 40 H. P. Digby, b E. H. Edwards................. 4 C. H. Allberry, b E. H. Edwards ......... 1 C. Higham, c Pennell, b Matthews .......... 3 N orthrrook . C. O. Springthorpe, b Vernon ................. 7 J.W.S.Allin,b Vernon 4 J. Hoile, b Edwards 27 A. A. Kennard, c P.J. Edwards,b Vernon 6 E. M. Cavanagh, not out ........................ 11 B 4, lb 3 .......... 7 Total ...113 UNIVERSITY COLL. SCHOOL v. ST. JOHN’S. Played at Willesden Green on May 22. U.C.S. A. R. Finlay, run out O. Thompson, c Evans, b t'larke ... w H. E Pace, b Danby 3 E. J.Rapson,not out 3 L b ........................ 1 F. D Finlay, run out 16 J. Blumfeld, b Danby 11 E. L. Marsden, st Brabner, b Clarke 13 F. W. Hutchinson, b Francis ................. 16 J. L. Corben, l b w , b Francis ................. 0 N. Suarez, b Francis 0 P. D. Zizinia, 1b w, b Davis........................ 3 S t . J ohn ’ s . Evans, c F.D. Finlay, Martin, b Rapson . KENSINGTON PARK v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Uxbridge on May 24. U xbridg e . Total b Rapson.......... 1 Davis, b Rapson ... 0 Harke, b Rapson ... 2 Danby,b Rapson ... 1 J. Smith, b Marsden 0 B. Francis, not out... 12 A.Smith,c A.R.Finlay, b Marsden .......... 0 Brabner, b Marsden Nimbull, b Rapson E.Johnson,bM arsden Total ... L. Shaw, b French ... 10 Woods, b Heaven ... 42 J. C. Hibbert, c and b Tetley ................. 2 W.L.Eves.c Nystrom, b Heaven... E.D. Shaw, c Thomp­ son, b Chambers ... 14 C. M. Woodbridge, c and b Heaven ... 0 H.L. Ames, b Heaven 7 ... 2 T.B. Hughes, not out 10 F. J. Rutter, b Chambers .......... 3 F. Ratcliff, c and b French ................. 3 H.S.Turner,b French 4 J.H.Wood.cNystrom, b T etley................. 1 B 5,1 b 3, n b l ... 9 Total , . 107 K ensington P ark . First Innings. G. H. P. Street, b Shaw ... 15 W.F. Thompson, b Woods 8 W. Woodlock, c Shaw, b Woods............................... R. C. Nystrom, c Hughes, b Woods .......... .’........ W. Bird, b Shaw................ R. Heaven, b Shaw ......... W. Tetley, b Shaw .......... F. W. French, b Shaw ... C. D. Leyden, c L. Shaw, b Woods ........................ E. J. Finch, b Woods R. H. Foa, c Rutter, b Woods............................... R. H. Chambers, not out B 3,1 b 3........................ Second Innings. b Shaw .......... 2 st Eves, b Wood 2 0 b Shaw 0 . 73 run out ... . b Shaw ... . 1b w. b Wood . b Shaw ... . not out ... . c Shaw, b Wood c Eves, b Wood b Shaw b Shaw B ... . Total ... 46 Total ... 14 CARSIIALTON PARK v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Carshalton on May 22. C arshalton P ark . First Innings. H. B. Burnell, b Chappell................. Capt. Muggridge, b Chappell................. R. K.Causton.e Pem­ berton, b Rogers... W. Le Fanu, not out 18 B 3, nb 2 ... ... R.I’Anson,b Chappell 8 S.A Jones,cChappell, b Key........................ 6 J. E. Greatorex, run out ........................ 8 G. E. Jeffrey, c and b L o ck ..................... . 46 E. J. H. Cooper, D Rogers ................. 2 J. Colman, b Rogers 5 P.T.Wrigley.cRogers, b Chappell .......... 1 In the Second Innings P. T. Wrigley scored (not out) 8 , H. B. Burnell, c Muir, b Lock, 0, W. Le Fanu (not out) 7 ; n b 2.—Total, 17, W im bledon . Total ...105 E. Oliver, c I’Anson, b Cooper.................39 T. G. Buchanan, c Jeffrey, b Cooper... 39 B. A. Reeves, run out 6 W. Muir, c Burnell, b Cooper ................. 0 C. Aston-Key, c and b Cooper ................. 0 W. C. Chappell, b Cooper .................18 W.A. Rogers, run out C. A. Pearson, c Col­ man, b Greatorex 44 C. T. Giles, c Jeffrey, b G reatorex..........24 B. E. Pemberton,not out ........................ E. W. Lock, b Great­ orex ........................ 0 B 3, lb 1, w 1 Total ...187 RAVENSBOURNE (LEE) v, BROMLEY (KENT). Played at Lee on May 22. B rom ley . A. A. Griffith, c Kist­ ruck, b P. Williams 14 D. P. Hewitt, c Kist­ ruck, b P. Williams 2 E. A. Philpot, not out 28 J. E. Jeary, b P. W illiam s................. 0 A.G.Adams, c Darlow, b P. Williams......... 8 G. Allison, b Pritchard 0 J. 0. Leavy, c Pearce, b P. Williams......... 4 EMERITI v. St. GEORGE’S COLL. Played at Woburn Park on May 19. E m e riti . Total R avensbourne . A. T. Pearce, c Sutton. b Griffith.................10 Hy. Williams, run out 1 S. Williams, c Hewitt, b Griffith.................15 J. S. Kistruck, c and b Jeary........................13 E. J. Pritchard, b Hewitt .......... ... 5 F. Ellingham, not out ........................ A. J. Prior, b Leavy A. Rumsey, b Leavy A. Darlon, b Leavy W . Carter, b Leavy B. Hfcwish, b Leavy Total Rev. R. Fowler, c Whiteford, b Barr- eiro ........................40 E. Rodriguez, b Whiteford ......... 10 R. S. Ibbs, b Barreiro 35 G. A. Moran, b Cook 2 M. E. Fennessy, c Tenaud, b Cook ... 2 E.B. Payne, b White­ ford ........................ 20 Rev.B. Ward, c Barr­ eiro. b Cook .......... 1 A. Austin-Jackson, b Barreiro................. W. E. Bellasis, b Barreiro................. F.Russell.cFennigan b Barreiro .......... C.C.Payne,bBarreiro W. E. Slaughter, not out ........................ B 2 , l b l , w 2 ... Total ...139 St. G eorge ’ s C o ll . J. Green, c and b P. Williams .......... 9 W. J. Cowley, (sub.), c Pearce,b Kistruck 3 W . Sutton, c H. Williams, b P. Williams .......... 0 E.J.Adams, c Elling­ ham, b P. Williams 1 L b ................. 1 ... 70 First Innings. D.Cruice,b Austin-Jackson P. Westley, b Austin- Jackson ........................ H.Smith.b Austin-Jackson T. Duprey, b Austin- Jackson ........................ H. Cook, b Austin-Jackson Second Innings. ! b Moran .......... 5 stWard.b Moran 1 I c and b Moran 3 i b Moran .......... 1 I c Fennessy, b Ibbs................. 9 I cRussell.bMoran 7 Rev.R.Thomas.bFennessy A. Barreiro, lbw, b Rod­ riguez ........................... 2 b Moran P. Rock, c C. Payne, b Rodriguez..................... 7 E. Tenaud,st Ward,bibbs 4 B. Whiteford, c C. Payne, bRodriguez .............. 10 P. Fennigan, st Ward, b Rodriguez.................... 6 F. Fonnings, not out........ 2 B ........................... 2 not out ..........18 b Moran .......... 2 bAustin-Jackson 1 c Ward, b Moran 4 bAustin-Jackson 0 B ................. 2 Total.........................49 Total ... 59 PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT. Wanted a L Situation as Professional Bowler or Ground- man for this Season. Reference on application. Apply to T. G rant , Longthorns, Wareham. rpHE DARTMOUTH PARK C.C. desire matches for Whit-Monday and Bank Holiday in August on the grounds of good clubs. Replies at once will be esteemed and answered by return of post by C. J ohnson , 92, Huddleston Road, Tufnell Park, London, N. W E S T SURREY C.C. (medium), Half Moon, Putney. There are vacancies in this Club for Playing Members. Terms Moderate. Apply to J. W . H opson , 8, Victoria Terrace, Acre Lane, Brixton, or T. W. G arnham , 11, Castle Street, Long Lane, S.E. Now Ready. Price Sixpence. THE — KENTISH CRICKETER’S GUIDE For 1886. With an Introduction by the President K.C.C.C., and an article by Lord Harris, Complete Cricket Diary, List of Fixtures, &c. M aidstone — J. B ubgiss -B bown , Printer and Publisher. C R I C K E T S H I R T S . 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