Cricket 1886

t)EC. 30, 1886 . ClUOKET: a WEEKLY EE(JOHi) Of THE GAME. 488 C rystal P alace —C. E. Smith, Weston Lea, Crystal Palace Park Road, Sydenham, S.E. D orking —Henry J. Ivery, Dorking. D u lw icii — T. R. Pearse, Vine Cottage, Vic­ toria Road, Peckham, S.E. D alston A i . rert —J. W. Smither, 104,Lefevre Road, North Bow, E. E aling — A . M. Hemsley, 3, Cleveland Road, Ealing. E ltham — J. Eagleton, Eltham, Kent. E psom —J. O. Jacobs, 2, Park View Villas, Epsom. E n field —E. Mantle, Fernlea, Bush Hill Park, Enfield. E sher -C. Martineau, Littleworth, Esher. F orest H ill —C. Spencer West, Perry Rise, Forest Hill, S.E. F inchley — H. F . Whiting, Rollestone Villa, Cyprus Road, Finchley, N. G ranville (Lee)—A. Lindley, St. Kilda, Chislehurst. G ravesend —H. Huggins, Clarence Place, Gravesend. G uildford —H. Botting, 96, High Street, Guildford. H ampstead — R. Flemming, 35, Regent’s Park Road, N.W. H ampton W ick — J. A. Kenneth Campbell, Lower Teddington Road, Hampton Wick. H endon —T. A. Fison, Hendon, N.W. H ighrury — W. T. Coventon, 50, Highbury Park, N. H ighgate — Percy Timbs. Southwood Lane, Highgate, N. H ornsey —G. C. Rayner, 10, Osborne Road, Stroud Green Road, N. H olloway U nited —W. B.Holtaway, 47,Dick­ enson St., Prince of Wales Road, N.W. H arlesden —G. J. Anderson, 17, Wendover Road, Harlesden, N.W. I slington A lbion — W . H. A . Gow, 3, Camden Square, N.W. K ensington — C. E. Bloomer, 33, John Street, Bedford Row, W.C. K enley —Rev. S. J. W. Shilcock, Kenley *School, Surrey. K ensington P ark —O. D’O. Brooks, 2a, Old Burlington Street, W. Law—W. Hayes, Mendip House, Highgate, N. L eatherhead —F. Hue-Williams, Uplands, Ashstead, Epsom. L eyton —J. S. Leitch, 5, Park Road, Leyton, E. M itcham — W. W. Thomson, Mitcham, Surrey. N orthbrook —F. A. Smith, 29, Donatts Road, New Cross, S.E. N u t f ie l d — II. P. Nickalls, Patteson Court, Nutfield, near Redhill, and W. II. Norris, Castle llill, Bletcliingley. O atlands P ark —R . Newman, Weybridge. P allingsw ick —A . W. Graham, 230, Uxbridge Road, W. P laistow (Kent)—E. Layton, Cambridge Rd , Plaistow, Kent. P rivate B anks — C. II. Ruffles, Laburnum Villa, Catford Bridge, S.E. R ichmond — R . Eustre Yerburgh, Fairlight, Teddington. R edhill — li. G. Field, Percy Villa, St. John’s, Redhill. R oyal A scot —H. C. Clarke, Brooke House, A soot, and II. F. de Paravicini, Heatli- field, Bracknell. Stab—C. W. Lowder, 30, Carden Road, Nun- liead, S.E. S urbiton —P. C. Bates, Long Ditton. S pencer —A. P. Wakeman, 8, Glenfield Road, Upper Tooting, S.W. S tevenage —W. II. Wadsworth, Stevenage. S treatham —.T. A. Druce, Compton, Strea­ tham, S.W. S utton —E. Windus, Crcssingham Grove, Sutton. S o u t h g a t e —F. F. White, The Green, South­ gate, N. T eddington —E. H. R.Burlton, Anlaby Lodge, Upper Teddington. T o t t e n h a m —A. Walters, jun., 21, Bedford Road, Tottenham, N. T onbridge — Tom Pawley and W. G. Gray, Tonbridge. T hespians —J. R. Crauford, 20, Cambridge Road, Hammersmith, S.W. U pper C lapton —J. Willocks, 21, The Com­ mon, Upper Clapton, and J. R. Mason, 153, Evering Road, N . U pper T ooting —W. H. DuBuisson, Wands­ worth Common, S.W. U pton P ark — G. Pagenstecker, Portwa 3 r, Westham, E. U xbridge — C. E. Stevens, Highfield House, Uxbridge. W anstead —F. C. Hill, Gwynne Lodge, Snaresbrook. W illesd en — R. Davie, St. Mary’s Road, Harlesden, N .W . W imbledon — G . E. Allen, Edge Hill, Wimble­ don, S .W . W oodford W ells —E. Swift, 5, Marlborough Road, George Lane, Essex, W est K ent W anderers . —A. H. Luckett, Hare and Billet, Blackheath, S.E. WANDERING CLUBS. A nchorites — H. Chads, 1, OakleyVillas, Ham­ mersmith, S.W. A ssyrians —J. B . Oakley, 18, Lawrence Pountney Hill, London, E.C. B urlington W anderers —C. A. Stein, 12, St. John’s Road, Brixton, S.W. B u tterflies — C. F. H . Leslie, 43, Grosvenor Road, S.W. C hatham H ouse W an d erers — F. Clemence, 39, Alfred Place, West Kensington, S.W . C ity R amblers —J. Dempsey, 11, Crouch End Crescent, Hornsey Rise, N. C ondor —W. B. Winckworth, 128, Holland Road, Kensington, W. E m eriti —J. P. Munster, 5, Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C. F ree F oresters —E. Rutter, Halliford, Shep- perton-on-Thames. F e ttesian - L orettonlans —W. M. Macleod, 20, Coates Gardens, Edinburgh. G ryphons — C. O. Minchin, Legacy Office, Somerset House, W.C. G uinea P igs —J. L. Nickisson, Stock Ex­ change, E.C. H ampstead N ondescripts —L. Corke, 2, Heath Cottages, Hampstead, N.W. H arrow B lues —C. C. Parr, 43, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. H arrow W anderers —I. D. Walker, Arnos Grove, Southgate, N. In cap abides —E. W. M. Lloyd, Hartford House, Winchficld. I ncogniti —A. V/. L. Hemming, C.M.G. 110, Holland Road, Kensington, W. I Z ingari —Sir S. Ponsonby Fane, K.C.B., St. James’s Palace, S.W. M art , borough F lues —A. Granville Bradley, 22, Great George St., Westminster, S.W. N orthern W anderers —F. C. Ruinet, 8, Gros­ venor Square, Chester. O ld A lleynians —F. A. Rehder, The Avenue, Gipsy Hill, S.E. O ld B rucians — E. Strode, Farrar’s Buildings, Temple, E.C. O ld C liftonians —G. C. Harrison, 1, Albert Road, Clifton. O ld C arthusians —L. M. Richards, Langham Chambers, Portland Place, W . O ld E astbouunians —W. H . Ormerod, North Lodge, Blackheath, S.E. O ld F inchleians —W. P. Carpmael, Boscobel, Streatham Common, S.W. O ld M alvernians . —E. C. Evelyn, 16, Vincent Square, Westminster, S.W. O xford H arlequins —A. J. Webbe, 9, Cam­ bridge Square, Hyde Park, W. Q uid N uncs (C ambridge ) —P. Crutchley, Sun- ninghill Park, Staines. R ossall R angers —Rev. F. C. Williamson, 144, Cambridge Street, S.W. S outh S axons —T. B. Sturland, East Sussex Club. St. Leonard’s-oti-Sea. S toics — O. R. BorradEile, 53, Binfield Road, Clapham, S.W. S tygians —W. M. O. Wilson, Wolfdene, Bal­ ham Park Road, S.W. S tonyiiurst W anderers — J. B. Hatt, Stony- hurst College, Blackburn. S outhgate R overs — A. L. Ford, Old Park, Winclimore Hill, N. T onbridge R overs —G. L. Lachlan, The Park, Tonbridge, and G. C. Hubbard, Judd Place, Tonbridge. U ppingham R overs —A. P. Lucas, Westfield, Chelmsford. U niversity W anderers —R. T. Athill, Evelyns, Hillingdon, West Drayton. W il l - o ’- tiie -W isps —H. C. Clarke, Brook House, Ascot. W arwickshire C rusaders —Rev. W. C. R. Bedford, Sutton Coldfield. Z ouaves —H. H. Francis, Plym Cottage, Sta­ tion Road, Loughton, Essex. B R E N T W O O D C L U B . M a tch cs p la yed 32— w o n 20, d ra w n 5, lo s t 7. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . T im es M ost in Inns, n ot out. an inns. R uns. Aver. F. W . W ood ... 18 ... 3 ... 114* ... 418 ... 27.13 C pt.C laughton 23 ... 2 ... 103 ... 548 ... 2G.2 H .F . W ard ... 25 ... 2 ... I l l ... 540 ... 23.11 E . H . F orm by 13 ... 2 ... 71* ... 225 ... 20.5 H. H. F rancis 13 ... 1 ... G8 ... 237 ... 19.9 W .H .P .B arnes 6 ... « ... 40 ... 117 ... 193 C. H .S. E scott 21 ... 2 ... 90 ... 408 ...1 8 1 2 C. M erewether 8 ... 0 ... 82 ... 150 ... 18.G J. F. K elly ... 5 ... 1 ... 44 ... 74 ... 18.2 E . C . N ichols 17 ... 0 ... 45 ... 287 . . . 16 15 A. E . H eatley 8 ... 0 ... 44 ... 135 ...1 6 .7 L . J. P etre ... 11 ... 2 ... 32 ... 138 ... 153 •J.J. R ead .. .10 ... 0 ... 32 ... 146 ... 14.G J. L .N ickisson 4 ... 2 ... 16* ... 28 ... 14 A. S. G ardiner 14 ... 0 ... 45 ... 192 ... 13.10 A. O.V. Penny 4 ... 0 ... 28 ... 40 ... 1U E . P. B arnes played three innings and scored . I,34*, and 17. T he follow in g played tw o in nings— \Y. A. Turnbull 10 and 25, E. A. B eatley 25 and 3. * N ot out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S. Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. A vo H . H. Francis ... 136.1 . H .F . W ard ...410 3 C apt.Claughton 28'>.1 F. W. W ood . ... 44 . . 255 . .. 47 ..,. 5.20 41 ... 98 .... 930 .. . I l l .. . 8 42 'U ,. 82 ... 597 ... 67 ... 8.61 , 95 . .. 24 .... 192 ..,. 15 .. . 1212 W ateri . ow & S ons ’ (L imited ) C ricket and R owing C lubs .—The ninth annual amalga­ mated dinner of these clubs took place on tLie 11th inst., at the Holborn Restaurant. Mr. G. S. Waterlow ^President) was in the chair, and was supported by Messrs. P. H. Waterlow, D. S. Waterlow, and about 140 members and friends. After the repast, and the usual toasts had been disposed of, the Chairman proposed the toast of “ The Clubs,” and men­ tioned that both were in a flourishing condi­ tion. The cricket club had enjoyed a very successful season, and, although they had not won the Challenge Cup offered by the London Printing and Stationery Trades Cricket Association, they hoped to be the fortunate club next year. Before the presentation of prizes, Mr. P. H. Waterlow took the oppor­ tunity of presenting the chairman with the ball used in the President’s match on July 17, when he (the chairman) accomplished a re­ markable bowling performance. The recipients of the prizes were Messrs. Howard, Spilling, Carte, Davie, Hayward, and Rayner. In addition the toasts of “ The Firm,” “ Tho Chairman,” “ The Visitors,” and “ The Stewards” were given and resioonded to, and someexcellent songs, recitations, &c., conduced greatly to the enjoyment of the evening. H ornsey C lub . —The Annual Dinner of this club was held at the Holborn Restaurant, on Friday, tlie 17th inst., when there was a good muster of members and friends. T he “ Illustrated Sportsman's Almanack for 1887” is the title of a new annual, devoted to Field Sports, which Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston & Co., have recently published It is illustrated by Mr. Win. Foster, son of Mr. Birket-Foster, and edited by Mr. R. B. Marston. Next Issue January 27