Cricket 1886

SEPT. 23, 1886 CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOBD OF THE GAME. 448 LENNOX v. CLAPHAM WANDERERS. Played at Dulwich on September 11. C lapham W anderers . H . A. Sm ith, c N evill, b G ardner ............ B. B urton, c N evill, b R im m in g to n ............ S. E dw ards, b R im ­ m in gton ..................... H .V . B ate, b G ardiner C. G. C halk, b R im ­ m ington .................... S. S outhgate, b R im ­ m in gton .................... G . A. N ow m an, b R im m in g ton ............ F . G . Bate, n ot o u t ... S.W o o d , c R im m in g­ ton, b G ardiner ... A . D avis, run ou t ... L b ..................... T ota l ............ L ennox . W . P. D odgson , lb w , b F . G . B a t e .............. 6 B . W . H easm an, b B u rton .....................38 J. R im m in gton , b F. G. B ate ........................ 27 F .S .M a y o,b F .G .B a te 2 R . N evilL c E dw ards, b B u r to n ........................ 14 W . Y . G oad and T. E . M arshall did n ot bat. J.H : Farrer, b B urton 13 B . L . G ardiner, st E dw ards, b Sm ith 15 J. C. E sson , b Sm ith 10 G . L am b e, n ot out... 21 B 13,1 b 2, w 2 ... 17 Total ...163 June 28th v. Incogniti.—C. T. Boosey, overs, Gmaidens, 2 runs, 3 wickets. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . BICKLEY PARK CLUB. Matches played 36—won 17, lost 9, drawn 10. The above club has again had a most suc­ cessful season, winning 17 matches, losing 9, and the majority of the remainder being drawn greatly in the club’s favour. The club has scored 7,802 runs for the loss of 366 wickets, or an average of 21.116 per wicket, against 5,986 runs for 397 wickets, or an average of 15.31 per wicket. Although not at the head of the averages, the best batting has been shown by Mr. W. B. Pattisson, who has played in consistently good form throughout the season, and has the splendid average of 40.9 for 16 completed innings. Mr. P. C. Parr’s all­ round play should also be mentioned, having an average of 34 for 12 completed innings, and taken 40 wickets at a cost of a little over 15 runs per wicket. In addition to the above, Messrs. F. G. Oliver, W. H. Patterson, L. A. Shuter, G. C. and A. O. Hubbard, J. N. Tonge, D. D. Pontifex and Rev. R. T. Thornton have all played well, as a glance at the averages will show. In bowling, Mr. O. Evans (slow- round), although rather expensive at times, has taken by far the largest number of wickets (69), and has been of the greatest service to the club. Messrs. Tonge, Parish, C. T. Boosey and H. E. Bouch also deserve a word of praise for their successful bowling; whilst Messrs. A. J. Thornton, G. Hilder and A. D. Blyth, although playing but seldom, show an exceedingly good analysis. The following centuries have been scored for the club during the season:— May 5th v. Bromley.—F. G. Oliver, 144. May 19th v. Kensington Park.—Rev. R. T. Thoraton, 160. June 12th v. Chislehurst.—G. C. Hubbard, 103. June 12th v. Chislehurst.—G. C. Boosey, 101. June 26th v. Esher.—W. H. Patterson, 110. July 10th v. Richmond.—W. B. Pattisson, 111. July 24th v. Gore Court.—Rev. R. T. Thornton, 100. July 24th v. Gore Court.—A. J. Thornton, 118. July 31st v. Upper Tooting.—W. B. Patis- son, 118. The following are a few notable bowling performances:— May 5th v. Bromley—J. N. Tonge, 13.3 overs, 6 maidens, 15 runs, 6 wickets. May 8th v. Upper Tooting.—O. Evans, 19.4 overs, 13 maidens, 19 runs, 8 wickets. May 15th v. Old Eastbournians.—G. C. Boosey, 4 overs, 2 maidens, 3 runs, 4 wickets. May 22nd v. Plaistow.—G. Hilder, 8.3 o?ers, 5 maidens, 4 runs, 7 wickets. May 22nd v. Plaistow.—R. Hilder, 8 over3, 5 maidens, 3 runs, 3 wickets. June 19th v. Plaistow.—A. D. Blyth, 9 2 overs, 5 maidens, 9 runs, 4 wickets. June 19th v. Plaistow.—H. E. Bouch, 9*1 overs, 2 maidens, 15 runs, 5 wickets. T im es M ost in Inns, n ot out. R uns, an Inns. Aver. F. G. O liver ... 3 ... 0 .. 175 ... 144 .. 58-1 W . H. P atterson 6 ... 0 . . 309 ... 110 .. 51.3 L . A. Shuter ... 5 ... 1 .. 191 ... 94 .. 47.3 W . B. P attisson 17 ... 1 . . 649 ... 118 .. 40.9 B. A .F. G rieve... 3 ... 1 .. 71 ... 41*.. 35.1 P. C. P a r r ............ 16 ... 4 .. 410 ... 74 .. 34.2 R . T . T h orn ton ... 13 ... 0 .. 419 ... 160 .. 32 3 G. C. H ubbard... 5 ... 0 .. 161 ... 103 .. 32.1 D. D . P on tifex ... 12 ... 0 .. 372 ... 66 . . 31 A. 0 . H ubbard... 8 ... 1 .. 213 ... 91*.. 30.3 R . S. J on es............ 4 ... 0 ., 118 ... 53 . . 29.2 J. N. T onge 17 ... 0 .. 468 ... 88 . . 27.0 H. E . B ou ch ... 10 ... 1 .. 241 ... 85 . . 26.7 W . W . R ashleigh 3 ... 0 .. 80 ... 44 . . 26.2 D. C o o p e r ............ 6 ... 1 .. 117 ... 39 . . 23 2 C. A. W . G ilbert 12 ... 2 .. 231 ... 41 . . 23.1 A. D . B ly th ........... 4 ... 2 .. 45 ... 20 . . 22.1 C. T. B oosey ... 15 ... 4 .. 238 ... 77*. . 21.7 A. M . Streatfeild 9 ... 0 .. 193 ... 56 . . 21.4 R .H ay-C hapm an 7 ... 2 .. 105 ... 38 . . 21 A. N. Streatfeild 3 ... 0 ... 56 ... 37 . . 18.2 A. E . W illett ... 4 ... 0 ... 68 ... 50 . . 17 R . B erens ............ 3 ... 0 ... 51 ... 46 . . 17 M. P. B e tts............ 8 ... 0 .. 113 ... 58 . . 16.5 E . K inder ............ 4 ... 0 ... 61 ... 22 . . 15.1 A. C. M cK ew an... 4 ... 2 ... 31 ... 19 . . 15.1 T . P. H ilder ... 5 ... 1 ... 60 ... 31 . . 15 G. C. B oosey ... 13 ... 0 ... 191 ... 101 . . 14.9 F .E . S treet............ 11 ... 0 ... 157 ... 25 . . 14.3 M. A. Streatfeild 8 ... 0 ... 112 ... 30 . . 14 T. H ine-H aycock 4 ... 0 ... 56 ... 26 .. 14 E. R . B ouch 8 ... 1 ... 9L ... 26 .. 13 O. E van s ............ 18 ... 3 ... 185 ... 51 . . 12 5 J. D ives ............ 5 ... 0 ... 63 ... 36 . . 12.3 R . T h om p son ... 5 ... 0 ... 59 ... 25 . . 11.4 J. H . V ign e............ 3 ... 0 ... 34 ... 30 . 11.1 H . B aker ............ 3 ... 0 ... 30 ... 20 .. 10 J. A. S. Jones ... 8 ... 2 ... 59 ... 18*. .. 9.5 C. S im m onds ... 6 ... 1 ... 49 ... 39*. . 9.4 C, H . W . Biggs... 9 ... 4 ... 44 ... 19 .. 9.4 B. H . L atter 6 ... 0 ... 54 ... 20 .. 9 C. M . Baker 6 ... 2 ... 36 ... 29 .. 9 E . L a tter .......... 4 ... 1 ... 27 ... 26*. .. 9 A. S. G edge.......... 3 ... 0 ... 26 ... 14 . . 8.2 C. A. E d w a rd s.. 8 ... 2 ... 49 ... 12 .. 8.1 A. JefFery .......... 7 ... 0 ... 55 ... 20 .. 7.6 W . E P arish .. 10 ... 2 ... 60 ... 34 .. 7.4 J. W . C ooper .. 4 ... 0 ... 29 ... 14 .. 7.1 G. H ilder .......... 3 ... 0 ... 22 ... 14 .. 7.1 R . H ilder .......... 7 ... 1 ... 41 ... 18 .. 6.5 F. A'. K. D oyle _ 4 ... 1 ... 17 ... 9 .. 5.2 W . R ashleigh .. 3 ... 0 ... 16 ... 11 .. 5.1 L . A ndrew s 3 ... 1 ... 10 ... 5 .. 5 H. M eller .......... 4 ... 0 ... 16 ... 7 .. 4 T he follow ing played in tw o in n in g s: C. Avery, 0—10*, P. J. Andrew s, 3—0, A . B oosey, 7— 1, A. J. Baker, 11—0, G . E . C otton, 0 —0, E .D rew , 1— 11, A. J. T h orn ton , 20— 118, E. W atts, 3—0. T h e fo llo w ­ ing played in one innings : H . S. Barlow , 8, P. T. B aker, 21, A. E . Carey, 39*, A. W . F ulcher, 23, E . H. H um phrys, 3, A. C. L aw rie, 8. A . H . L atter, 0, A. L atter, 3, F. M arshall, 7*, C. P lum m er, 12, A. R obin son , 45*, F. W . Sim m onds, 33, E. C. S treat­ feild, 03, E . S. Stephenson, 4, N. P . T od , 0, J. W hitehead, 7*. * Signifies n o t out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S. CHARLTON PARK v . OLD CHARLTON. Played at Charlton Park on September 4. C harlton P ark . A. J. N ew som , b A .L o v e y , st L ean ey, Stapley ....................14 b C audlet ............... H . E . L aw ren ce, c G .R esch .b B ra d b u ry Stapley, b C audlet 33 S. R . Sargent, st L eaney, b Caudlet A. H. Pease, c M aid- m ent, b C audlet ... E . S am pson, c D ray­ ton, b C audlet A P. Z am bran o, c Sheffield, b C audlet S. E . M ills, run ou t W . B u rn ett, b C aud­ let ............................. A. B urnett, n ot ou t E x tra s.................... T otal 10 0 3 . 87 O ld C harlton . C audlet, b brano ............ Sheffield, n ot out E x tra s............ 49 A .D .B lyth ... 37.2 .. 15 . . 82 .. 10 . . 8.2 H . E . Bouch 91.1 .. 26 . . 182 .. 22 . . 8.6 G. H ilder ... 42.3 .. 12 .. 91 . . 10 .. 9.1 A . T h orn ton 43.1 .. 14 .. 91 . . 10 . . 9.1 A. Jeffery ... 40 9 .. 84 . . 8 .. 10.4 C. T . B oosey 136.1 .. 44 .. 296 . . 24 .. 12.8 W . E . Parish 193 .. 73 .. 428 . . 34 ... 12.2o H in e-H aycock 45.2 .. 20 .. 125 . . 9 .. 13.8 O. E va n s ... 389.3 .. 91 .. 954 . . 69 .. 13.57 C. M . B aker 24 4 .. 58 . . 4 .. 14.2 R .T .T h orn ton 56 14 .. 117 . . 8 .. 14.5 J. N. T onge 239.3 .. 79 .. 496 . . 33 .. 15.1 'G .C.H ubbard 71 . 23 .. 156 . . 10 .. 15.6 P . O. P arr ... 262.2 . . 71 .. 620 . . 40 .. 15.20 C. Sim m onds 20.4 . . 5 .. 47 . . 3 .. 15.2 G. C. Boosey 50.4 . . 11 .. 134 . . 8 .. 16.6 W .P atterson 20.2 . . 2 .. 53 . . 3 .. 17.2 A .O .H ubbard 65.4 . . 10 .. 170 . . 9 .. 18.8 R . H ild er ... 63 . 21 .. 142 . 7 .. 20.2 H . M eller ... 102 . . 31 .. 208 . 10 .. 20.8 J. A. S. Jones 127.1 . . 35 .. 277 .. 13 .. 21.4 Zam- H . Stapley, run out... E. L eaney, run o u t ... M aidm ent, c S am p­ son, b Z a m b ra n o ... B radbury, st L aw ­ rence, b Pease' ... 2 T ota l ... M ay, c W. B urnett, b A. B urnett ............ J. G. L can ey, D raper, M cK enzie, and L ig h t did n ot bat. . 78 CHARLTON PARK v. CAPT. WHIT­ FIELD’S TEAM. Played at Charlton Park on September 11. C harlton P ark . A . P. Z am brano, c W h itfield,bH erbert 1 H . E . L aw ren ce, b B rad bu ry.................... 1 S. Sargent, c Sm ythe, b Bradbury .......... 4 S.E .M ills.c B radbury, b H erbert.................... 1 Allen, b B radbury ... 16 T otal A. H. Pease, n ot out 22 A . B urnett, c and b B radbury ............ 0 C a pt . W h it f ie l d ’ s T eam . E . W . S am pson, c G ordon,b B rennen 24 H . M ills, b G ordon... 4 G . R isch , b B rennen 0 W . H . M artin, b G ord on .....................10 E x tra s.....................12 , 95 H . F ow ler, c L aw ­ rence, b M artin ... 5 G .F .H erbert.bM artin 6 Capt. G ordon, c L aw ­ rence, b M artin ... 0 M ajor Sm ythe, b M artin .................... 6 D r. W ard, run ou t ... 15 Capt. P o c o c k ,b Z a m ­ brano ....................18 G . D . W hitfield, not out .............................16 C orporal Brennen, run o u t .................... 4 M a jor Capper, b Z a m bran o ............ 0 A . S m ith, b P ease ... 2 Sergt. B radbury, n ot ou t .............................24 E x t r a .................... 1 T otal 97 CHARLTON PARK v. WOOLWICH GARRISON. Played at Woolwich on September 15. C harlton P ark . H. E . L aw ren ce, b Clarke .................... 0 W .M cC anlis, b Clarke 94 A. H. P ease, b G ordon 23 D r. W ard, c Vans Agnew , b Sm ythe...110 S. R. Sargent, b H ut­ chinson .................... 5 A. P. Zam brano, c Clarke, b Sm ythe... 9 H. C. T aylor, b T otal Sm ythe ....................12 W oolwich G arrison . A .H .M artin,c R aven­ hill, b Clarke G . D . W hitfield, c and b C lark e.................... E . W . S am pson, n ot ou t ............................. S. E . M ills, c F ow ler, b Sm ythe ............ E x tra s..................... Capt. P ocock , n ot out 20 Clarke, b P ease............21 M ajor Sm ythe, b M artin ..................... 4 T h e follow in g have b ow led in less th an threo in n in gs: P. T . Baker, 16—3—68—5, C. Avery, 25— j 5 —29— 1, H . S. B arlow , 15—1— 40—4.D .C ooper, 1 4 -3 -4 4 —1,C. A. W . G ilbert, 9 2 - 1 —48—1, B. A. F. G rieve, 30—13—33—3, C. E dw ards, 12—2 —44—1, A. H. L atter, 17— 4—43—1. M. A . S treatfeild, 9 - 0 - 3 1 —2, A . M. Streatfeild, 19 4—71—2, A. E. W illett, 9—1—25—3, A. N. Streatfeild, 14—5—26—1. T he follow ing have b ow led w ith ou t taking a w ick e t: C. H W . Biggs, 25—10—57, A. J. Baker, 6— 2— 22, R . H ay-C hapm an, 10—0—25, E . L atter, 6 —0—22, A . C. L aw rie, 2 —0—7, D. D . P ontifex, 7-2—17, L . A. 8huter, 2—0—7, E . C. Streatfeild, 18—2—19, F. W . Sim m onds, 5-^)— 12, R . T h om p ­ son, 5—1—85. M ajor R avenhill, n ot ou t ............................. 0 E x tra s.................... 0 T otal ............51 Col. H utchinson, J. V a n s A gnew , Capt. L yle, H. F ow ler, C apt. G ord on , and tw o others did not bat. W est ’ s P ocket S coring B ook . —A new and improved style with complete Bowling Analy­ sis for Forty-eight Innings. Every Club should have one for scoring on the ground. No more lost score sheets. Neatly got up and bound in cloth, Price One Shilling, post-free 1/1$. Published at the Office of C ricket , 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C.— (Entered tit Stationers* Hall.)