Cricket 1886

442 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 23,1886. PALLINGSWICK CLUB. Matches played 53—won 13, lost 18, drawn match abandoned owing to M ay 8 M ay 8 21. 1 tie and 1 bad weather. R E S U L T S OF M A TC H E S. —v. G uy’s H ospital. L o st b y 108 runs. P al­ lingsw ick, 67; G uy’s H ospital, 175. —v. P laistow . W on . Pallingsw ick, 107 for 5 w ick ets; P la istow , 65. M ay 15—v. U xbridge. W on . P allingsw ick, 100 and 24 fo r 3 w ick e ts; U xbridge, 78. M ay 15—v. S outh N orw ood. L ost. P allingsw ick, G lan d 63 fo r 5 w ick ets; S outh N orw ood, 55. M ay 21— v. M .C.C. L ost. P allingsw ick, 98 and 24 fo r 3 w ick e ts; M .C.C., H8 and 45. M ay 22—v. E aling. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 40 for 9 w ick e ts; E aling, 177. M ay 22—v. C hrist’s C ollege, Finchley. Drawn. Pallingsw ick, 54 fo r 5 w ick ets; C h rist’s College, 161. M ay 26—v. H am pton W ick . A ban doned ow ing to rain. M ay 29—v. H am pstead. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 92 for 7 w ick e ts; H am pstead, 133. M ay 29— v. Ibis. W on. P allingsw ick, 58; Ibis, 54. June 5— v. H endon. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 127; H endon, 81 fo r 4 w ickets. June 5—v. W illesden. W on . P allingsw ick, 179 fo r 7 w ick ets; W illesden, 66. June 8—v. U nited T hespians. L ost. P allings­ w ick, 229; U n ited T hespians, 246. June 12—v. H ornsey. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 168 fo r 6 w ick ets; H ornsey did n ot bat. June 12—v. Barnes. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 43 fo r 5 w ick e ts; B arnes, 153. June 14—v. Sutton. W on . P allingsw ick, 177 ; S utton, 105. June 14—v. K ensington. W on. P allingsw ick, 238j K ensington, 84 and 60. J une 15—v. H enley. L ost. P allingsw ick, 134 and 33 fo r 2 w ick e ts; H enley, 144. J une 16 and 17—v. L on d on and W estm inster Bank. W on. P allingsw ick, 101 and 45 fo r 6 w ick e ts; Bank, 90. June 19—v. iE olians. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 121; iE olians, 94 fo r five w ickets. June 19— v. G ranville L ost. P allingsw ick, 81; G ranville, 142 fo r 9 w ickets. June 24— v. B ickley P ark. L ost. P allingsw ick, 132 and 85; B ickley Park, 170. June 26—v. C lapton. D raw n. C lapton, 144; P al­ lingsw ick, 106 fo r 3 w ickets. June 26—v. iE olians. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 84 for 5 w ick ets; iE olian s, 120. June 30— v. C hrist’s C ollege, F inchley. D raw n. Pallingsw ick, 284; Christ’s C ollege did n ot bat. July 3— v. E aling. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 275; E aling did n ot bat. July 3— v. H ighbury. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 216; H ighbury, 133 fo r 3 w ickets. J u ly 5— v. C hatham H ouse W anderers. L ost. P al­ lingsw ick, 168 and 55 fo r 2 w ick e ts; C hat­ ham H ouse W anderers, 216. July 6—v. H am pstead. L ost. P allingsw ick, 89; H am pstead, 327. J u ly 7— v. U xbridge. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 233 fo r 8 w ick ets; U xbridge, 271. July 8 —v. Chisw ick Park. W on . P allingsw ick, 116 and 344 fo r 7 w ick e ts; C hisw ick Park, 92. J uly 9—v. W . C. Y arborough’s X I. L ost. P allings­ w ick, 166 and 83 fo r 1 w ick e t; W . C. Y ar­ b orou gh ’s X I. 200>- July 10— v. Mr. M ilner H olt’s X I. L ost. P allings­ w ick, 158; M r. M ilner H olt’s X I. 270. July 17— v. H am pstead N ondescripts. W on . P allingsw ick, 131 fo r 4 w ick ets; N on­ descripts, 79. July 24—v. H ornsey. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 129 fo r 4 w ick ets; H ornsey, 144. July 24—v. Ibis. W on . P allingsw ick, 126 fo r 9 w ick ets; Ibis, 41. July 28—v. Surbiton. L ost. P allingsw ick, 166; Surbiton, 334 fo r 5 w ickets. J u ly 31— v. Plaistow . W on . P allingsw ick, 180 fo r 3 w ickets; P laistow , 71. J u ly 31—y. H ighbury. L ost. P allingsw ick, 63; H ighbury, 115 fo r 8 w ickets. Aug. 2—v. C hisw ick Park. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 138 for 9 w ick e ts; C hisw ick P ark, 389. Aug. 2—v. Mr. P la y ford ’s X I. T ie. P allingsw ick, 117; Mr. P la yford ’s XI. 117 and 206. A ug. 7— v. C lapton. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 25 for 3 w ick e ts; C lapton, 304. A ug. 7— v. H endon. W on. P allingsw ick, 147 fo r 8 w ick e ts; H endon, 137. 14— v. C rystal Palace. D raw n. C rystal Palace, 464 fo r 9 w ick e ts; P allingsw ick did n ot bat. .14 —v. N orth brook. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 400 for 8 w ig k e ts; N orth brook did n ot bat. Aug. 18—v. K ensington Park. L ost. P allings­ w ick, 83 and 130 fo r 6 w ick ets; K ensington P ark. 153. Aug. 21—v. Sutton. Drawn. Pallingswick, 44for no wicket; Sutton, 277. I Aug, Aug Aug. 21— v. W illesden. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 22 fo r 3 w ick ets; W illesden, 248. A ug. 28—v. South N orw ood. L ost. P allingsw ick, 82; S outh N orw ood, 96. Aug. 28—v. G ranville. D raw n. P allingsw ick, 192; G ranville, 87 fo r 5 w ickets. Sept. 4— v. H am pton W ick . L ost. P allingsw ick, 116; H am pton W ick , 154. Sept. 4— v. Barnes. W on. P allingsw ick, 158 for 7 w ick e ts; Barnes, 62. Sept. 7— v. Mr. T . C ollett’s X I. L ost. P allings­ w ick, 59; Mr. T . C ollett’s X I. 66 and 196. Sept. 11—v. Surbiton . L ost. P allingsw ick, 78, S urbiton, 89. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . 10 innings and over. T im es M ost in Inns, n o t out R uns. an inns. Aver. L . C h a p m a n ... 11 ... 2 ... 288 .. 161* .. 32.0 B . A. C arter ... -0 ... 3 ... 492 .. 102 .. 2816 J .W .C lem en ce 21 ... 0 . . 548 .. 102 .. 26.2 F. H eynem ann 18 2 ... 382 „ 124 .. 23.14 W .Y arborou gh 22 ... 5 ... 347 .. 58 .. 20.7 M. W alker 27 ... 1 ... 527 . . 76 .. 20.7 A. F .B ettin son 20 ... 3 ... 347 .. 58 .. 20.7 F. F urner 20 2 ... 342 . . 56 . 19.0 J. D ean D rake 13 ... 2 ... 189 .. . 87 .. 17.2 O. L. T u dor ... 16 ;.. 4 ... 195 .. 48 .. 16.3 F. C lem en ce ... 21 ... 0 ... 331 .. 42 .. 15.16 F . R . W ilkinson 16 ... 1 ... 236 .. 37 .. 15.11 E. A. Collins ... 12 ... 2 ... 151 .. 52 .. 15.1 D . A. J .^ a c o n 29 ... 5 ... 317 .. 53 .. 13.5 E . K ettV . ... 10 ... 1 ... 113 .. 71 .. 12.5 G .E .H . M eares 13 ... 6 ... 86 . . 26 . . 12.2 S. C heesm an... 19 ... 1 ... 213 . . 29 .. 11.15 F. M oir ............ 14 ... 2 ... 142 . . 25 . . 11.10 W .L . H otchkin 14 ... 3 ... 118 . . 80* . . 10.8 D r. E . L an e ... 10 ... 0 ... 96 .. . 33 . . 9.6 A. H . M illson 17 ... 4 ... 108 . . 41 . . 84 H . W. B urnside 11 ... 3 ... 66 . . 26* .. 8.2 G. E. B icknell 11 ... 0 ... 53 . . 13 . . 4.9 A. G raham ... 10 ... 4 ... 49 . . 15 . . 4.1 P . J.D e L auney 10 ... 2 ... 11 . . 3* . . 1.3 5 innings and over. E . L adelle ... 6 ... 4 ... 53 . . 19* . . 27.1 Capt. G arnett 5 ... 0 ... 78 . . 29 . . 15.3 P. S ch oolin g... 6 ... 0 ... 76 . . 32 . . 15.1 R. T . H ughes... 8 ... 1 ... 88 . . 37 . . 12.4 F . A. K . D oyle E . H . R ossiter 9 ... 1 ... 97 . . 40 . . 12.1 5 ... 0 ... 60 . . 39 . . 12 0 B. R ob son 7 ... 0 .. 66 . . 32 . . 9.3 D . H . H ew itt... 9 2 36 . . 10 . . 5.1 A. F . G am ble 7 .'!! 2 24 . . 11* . . 4.4 fou r in nings—S. T h e follow in g batted F . F itzroy, 130; S. H . B eckley, 87 ; S. Jobson, 44; H. W eber, 27; G. W hitehead, 22; J. H all, 14. T he follow in g batted in th ree in nings— A. D am pier, 22; Capt. L e e ,9; W. H . P ope, 11. The follow in g batted in tw o innings—J. P elham , 19; L. W eber, 14; D r. D aniell, 14; G. L . B. C a llcott, 8 ; G . H . Sym es, 3. T h e follow ing b atted in one in nings—T . G. W in tle, 9 ; F. H. G ibbs, 7 ; C. Slee­ m an, 2 ; J. W a tson , 1 ; S. A. F itzroy, 0 ; C. G ra­ ham , 0 ; E. B . D aniell, 0. * Signifies n ot out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S . 10 innings and over. Inns. R uns E xtras W kts. Aver. W . C. Y arborough... 19 .. 874 .. 0 . . 86 10 59 E . A. Collins ............ 17 .. 564 .. 4 . . 49 11.25 W . L . H otchkin ... 14 436 .. 14 . . 31 14.2 A . F. B ettinson ... 15 .. 491 .. 8 . . 34 1415 G . E. H . M eares ... 11 .. 254 .. 0 . . 17 14.16 F. C lem ence ............ 13 .. 273 .. 11 . . 18 153 J. W . C lem ence ... 13 .. 436 .. 5 . . 26 16.20 D . A . J. B acon ... 18 .. 342 .. 3 . . 20 17.2 S. C heesm an ............ 14 .. 248 ... 11 . . 14 17.10 M . W alker ^ ... 17 .. 358 ... 0 . . 16 22.6 5 innings and over. B A. Carter ............ 8 .. 144 .. 3 . . 13 11.1 R . T . H u g h es............ 5 .. 129 .. 1 . . 10 12.9 B . R ob son ............ 5 .. 102 ... 0 . . 7 14.4 G. E . B icknell 8 .. 274 0 . . 19 14.8 A. H . M illso n ............ 9 .. 224 ... 4 . . 12 18.8 F . M oir .................... 7 .. 254 ... 1 . . 9 28.2 i. H . D ean-D rake 5 .. 76 ... 0 . . 2 380 E . K e t t le .................... 9 .. 229 ... 0 . . 6 38.1 T he follow ing b ow led in 4 innings or less, and obtained w ickets.— S. H . Beckley, 4 inns. 15 w icket F. S. H eynem ann, 4 inns. 3 w ickets; F. R . W ilkin­ son. 1 inns. 4 w ickets ; G . L . B. C alcott, 1 inns. 2 w ick ets; J. W atson , 2 inns. 1 w ic k e t; S. F. F itz­ roy, 1 inns. 1 w ick et; J. Seager, 1 inns. 1 w icket; and H . W . B urnside, 2 inns. 1 w icket. A N ew C ricket C lub for C lapton . —Several influentialgentlemen ar« endeavouring toform a new club for this district, for the next season, and Mr. J. K. City, late Hon. Sec. for the Clapton C.C., has been asked to undertake the entire management, which,runder certain con' ditions, it is believed he will consent to do. NOTTING HILL v. MR. GODFREY’S XI. Played at Kensal Green on September 18. M r . G odfrey ’ s XI. W . G. R ich m on d , b J. G eogh egan............ L . J. L avie, b J. G eo­ ghegan ..................... E .K .H arvey ,cW right, b J. G eoghegan ... A. H. G odfrey, b J. G eoghegan ............ M. A. N icholas, c W right, b J. G eo­ ghegan ... r........... W .M ackenzie, n ot ou t R ev . W . H. Saville, b F. G eoghegan N otting H il l . 6 0 W . W ilk in son , b J. G eogh egan ............ W. H ilton, c F ., b J. G eoghegan ............ J. P ratt, b J. G eo­ ghegan .................... W . de H . S cott, absent ... ... ... B ............ ............ T ota l ... 34 J. P . A. G eoghegan, c G odfrey,b M ackenzie 36 J. W . Griffin, c G od ­ frey, b M ackenzie... 0 J. Ii. B ernavides, b M ackenzie ............ 2 J. F. W helan, b L a v ie 11 F. E . G eoghegan, b M ackenzie ............ 2 G . G .O u seley*b G od ­ frey ............................. 2 C. E . T racy N. E. W righ t, n ot out 34 W . C. C argill, b G od­ frey ... .................... 2 R . G. O useley, c G od­ frey, b M ackenzie 0 E . L . M eason, run ou t .............................13 B 20, l b 2, w l ... 23 T o ta l did n ot bat. ...123 LENNOX v. WAVERLEY. Played at Dulwioh on Sept. 18. W a verlby . W . Curtis, b R im - m in g t o n .................... 0 W . H. Curtis, b R im - m ington ............ 4 J. W . P ew tress, c D odgson.bG ardiner 3 R . P. W alker, b G ar­ diner ............................. 1 F . M. W alker, b G ar­ diner ............................. 0 N. B F oster, b G ar­ d in e r............ ............ 2 L ennox . B . Colfchrup, b G ar­ diner............................. 0 H . J. G rape, b R im - m in g to n .................... 2 C. H . P lu n k ett, b R im m in g ton ............ 10 E dm on ds, b R im ­ m ington .................... 2 F. Seal, n o tou t ... 0 E x tra s ..................... 4 T o ta l ... J. R im m ington, run out ............ 9 W . P. D odgson, b F. W alker ... 13 W . V. G oad, b C oi- thrup 1 J. C. E sson, b F. W alker ... 10 A. G. B ooty, b 'C o i- thrup 2 G . V . L am b e, c P ew ­ tress, b F . W alker 1 B. L . G ardiner, b Curtis, ju n . ...........38 J. H. F arrer, b Curtis 7 E .H .H easm an.not ouc 20 E .J .H easm an,not out 2 E x tra s ....................19 T ota l C. P . T regellas did n ot b a t. ...122 PENGE v. GENTLEMEN OF SURREY (WITH TWO PROS.) Played at Penge on September 18. G entlemen . G . H . H arnett, b C. L - K roenig.c and b C o o k ............................. 5 C o o k .................... ... 4 C. M ills (pro.), c R oe, B . Starkey, b W alton 1 b W alton.................... 29 Capt. Barchard,b C ook 0 P . B anks (pro.), b C. H . Barber, n ot out 3 C o o k ............................. 10 D ollery, b C ook 3 H . K nott, b Cook ... 3 F.E. H u ish.cW alton, C. H . Sim pson, b b Cook .................... 5 W alton ..................... 1 B 7, lb 1 ............ 8 S. J. C. Starkey, c T o ta l ............ — D illon, b W alton... 8 78 P enge . P . T. P. K nott, b B. Starkey ....................43 H . W .D ?U on,cBanks, b M ills ..................... 5 E.A.Bush.bB.Starkey 7 C. J. F ox.c B archard, b B. S ta rk e y ............ 4 W . H. L unnon, c K roenig.bS.Starkey 31 J. N. Bush, c Sim p­ son, b H assell ... 5 J. R oe, c H arnett, b S. Starkey ... ... 6 H . B . Sm ith, lbw , b S im p so n ... ... 33 J. W alton , b B anks 6 W .B arch ard,b Banks 0 F . O ldham , c and b S im p so n .................... 5 W . F. Cook, n o t out 3 B 3, lb 3 ............ 6 T o ta l ............154 H u gh C lem etbon , bowling for the Colves­ ton against the Edmonton, on September 18, performed the “ hat trick,” clean bowling three batsmen- with successive balls.