Cricket 1887

126 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 12,1887. PADDINGTON CLUB. F ix t u r e s f o r 1887. A p ril 30— T u rn h am G reen, v. T u rn h a m G reen M ay 7— T u fn ell P ark, v. G ym n a stic SQcy. 1st X I. M ay 7—E ton & M iddlesex, v. G ym n . S ocy. 2nd XI. M ay 14— E ton & M iddlesex, v. E aling D ean M ay 14—W im bled on , v. H a n over U n ited 2nd X I. M ay 21— E to n & M iddlesex, v. Jun. M iddlesex 2nd X I. M ay 21— H a lf M oon , P u tn ey, v. St. J oh n ’s C ollege M ay 28— W a n stea d P ark, v. B ow <fe B rom ley Inst. M ay 28—E to n & M iddlesex, v. C laybury M ay 30—M ald on (Essex), v. M aldon June 4— W im bled on , v. H a n over U n ited 1st X I. June 4— E to n & M iddlesex, v. B ees 2nd X I. June 11— B en R ob erson ’s, T u fn e ll P ark, v. W e st H a m pstea d 1st X I. June 11— E to n & M iddlesex, v. W e st H a m pstead 2nd X I. June 18— W . L on d on C. G round, v. W estb ou m e P ark June 18— M ottingham , v. M ottin gh am June 21—D artford , v. D a rtford A lb io n s June 25—M aidenhead, v. M aidenhead June 25—E ton & M iddlesex, v. E d u ca tion a l S upply A ssocia tion July 2— W im b led on , v. H an over U n ited 1st X I. July 2—W im bledon , v. H anover U n ited 2nd X I. July 6—G reen M an, E alin g, v. E aling D ean July 9 - G ospel O ak, v. St. J oh n ’s July 9—D artford , v. D a rtford A lb ion s J u ly 16—E to n & M iddlesex, v. Jun. M iddlesex 2nd X I. July 16—E ton & M iddlesex, v . B ees 2nd X I. July 23—E ton & M iddlesex, v. W e st H am pstead 1st X I. J u ly 23—B en R ob erson ’s, T n fn ell P ark, v. W est H a m pstea d 2nd X I. J u ly 30—M ottingham , v. M ottin gh am A u g. 1—W e st D rayton , v. W e st D ra yton A ug. 6—E ton & M iddlesex, v. S hortlan d V alley A u g. 8-13—K en t and Sussex T ou r A ug. 20—E to n & M iddlesex, v. B o w and B rom ley In stitu te A ug. 20—T u fn ell P ark, v. D artm ou th P ark 2nd X I. A u g. 27—E ton & M iddlesex, v. G ym n . S ocy. 1st X I. A ug. 27—T ufnell P ark, v. G ym n astic S ocy. 2nd X I. Sept. 3—T u fn ell P ark, v. B ees 1st X I. S ept 3 —E to n & M iddlesex, v. St. J oh n 's C ollege Sept. 10— E to n & M iddlesex, v. W estb ou rn e P ark Sept. 10—E ton & M iddlesex, v. E d u ca tion a l S upply A ssocia tion S ept. 17—E ton & M iddlesex v. St. J oh n ’s Sept. 17— W ood ford , v. C laybury Sept. 24—E to n & M iddlesex, v. D artm ou th P ark 2nd X I. Sept. 24— S hortlan ds, v. S h ortlan ds V alley DULWICH COLLEGE. F i x t u r e s f o r 1887. M ay 21—D u lw ich , v L in co ln C ollege, O xford M ay 25—D u lw ich , v. In cog n iti M ay 28— D u lw ich , v. Old Wykeh am ists June 1—B ed ford , v. B ed ford G ra m m ar S ch ool June 4—D u lw ich , v. T on brid ge S ch ool June 9—D u lw ich , v. T he M asters June 15— D u lw ich , v. N e’er-do-W eels June 18—D u lw ich , v. O ld A lleynians June 22— D u lw ich , v. Surrey C lub and G rou n d June 25—D u lw ich , v. B righton C ollege June 29—D u lw ich , v. M .C.C. and G round July 2— D ulw ich, v. O rleans C lub July 6—D ulw ich, v. F ree Foresters P l a y in g for the Croydon Amateurs against Streatham United, at Croydon on April 30, E. Mills, the Surrey professional, contributed a fine innings of 124 (not out). He also took five wickets for 5 runs. iEOLIANS v. RAVENSBOURNE. Played at Dulwich on May 7. 2E o l ia n s . Sm ith, c and b M id­ d leton .................... H u tch in son , b M id­ dleton D oust, c L ee, b M id­ dleton .................... A lb.P arsons,bH ew ish H enley, c C row le, b H ew ish ..................... F itch , b H ew ish............ D riscoll, c F oster, b T irrell ..................... Craw furd, c Fow ler, b H ew ish Stanley, n ot out A rch er, b T irrell W e stco tt, c C row le, b T ir r e ll............ W .................... T o t a l... R a v e n s b o u r n e . Jam es, b W e s t c o t t ... F oster, b W estcott ... M iddleton, c H enley, b W e stco tt ............ L e e ,c H enley, b W est­ c o tt ............................. P eace, b W e stco tt ... H ew ish, c D ou st, b W e s t c o t t ..................... P earson, c H e n le y ,! D ou st ................... F ow ler, c H enley, 1 W estcott................... C row le, b D ou st .. H oskin, n ot out T irrell, b W estcott.. T o t a l................... iEOLIANS v. WEST KENT WANDERERS Played at Blackheath on May 7. W e s t K e n t A. H . L u ck ett, b E . H . H e a sm a n ....................41 W . C oppinger, b P earse ....................... 0 A. C ole, lbw , b P earse 5 A .E .M cB a in .b P earse 2 R. N. C ollins, b E . H. H e a sm a n .................... J. R ogers, b H easm an ... E. B arry, b H e a sm a n ... 17 E . H. ... 1 H. ... 0 E, W a n d e r e r s . G . K ibble, n o t out... J. T olley, c Jones, b E .J . H easm an ... A . E ldridge, b E. H easm an F . H enderson , b H . H e a sm a n ... L b ............ T o t a l... . H. E. JE o l ia n s . T . R. P earse, b C ollins E . J. H easm an, b C ol­ lin s ............................. A . H . P arson s, b Col­ lins ............................. W . M orris, n o t ou t 18 O. Jon es, n ot ou t ... 2 L b 1, w 3 ............ 4 T o t a l............29 E . H . H easm an, C. H . Carter, R . H easm an, A. H ow es, A. M arks, and J. C larke d id n ot bat. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Upper Clapton on May 7, H a m p s t e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . J. S. H a y cra ft, b S cott H. W ade, b W illock s A . W . R am m ell, b S c o t t .............................. H . F . A . Sm ith, S c o t t .......................... W . J. H aycraft, S c o t t .......................... A . G . O. K ennedy, S c o t t .......................... C. B raith w aite, S c o t t ........................... 19 L . H utchinson, b S cott ................... L . Corke, n o t ou t .. W . A. Burton, c W il­ lock s, b S cott E. A b bott, st H unter, b S c o t t ... B 3, w 1 ... 0 T o t a l... U p p e r C l a p t o n . S. W . S cott, n ot ou t 12 J. Shepherd, n ot ou t 9 B 9, w 1 ............10 T otal . , 85 A . W . H ow , c Corke, b H u tchinson ............31 E . S. H orner, c Corke, b B urton . J. W illock s, ch in son . G. H artley, b H ut­ chin son H . G. Currie, C. F. Shackel, J. R . M ason, R . B . iH ill, and E . A . J ohnson did n ot bat. CHARLTON PARK CLUB. F ix t u r e s f o r 1887. A pril 23— C harlton P ark, C lub M atch A pril 30—C harlton P ark, v. Old C harlton M ay 7—C harlton P ark, v. P riva te B anks M ay 14—C harlton P ark, v. P oin t R am blers M ay 21—L ee, v. G ranville M ay 21— C harlton P ark, v. G ranville 2nd X I. M ay 25—R e cto ry Field, v. R .N . C ollege M ay 28—C atford Bridge, v. P rivate Banks M ay 28—Charlton P ark v. P ost Office M ay 30— C harlton P ark, v. O ld C harlton June 4—C harlton P ark, v. B urlington W anderers June 8—C harlton P ark, v. G ravesend June 11—C harlton P ark, v. B lackh eath June 11— N ew Cross, v. R oy a l N aval S ch ool June 18—C harlton P ark, v. P oin t R a m blers June 21— C harlton P ark, v. K in g ’s C ollege June 22— Charlton P ark, v. H .M .S. M arlborough Jnne 25—C harlton Park, v. B urlington W anderers July 2—L ee, v. N orth brook July 2— C harlton P ark, v. N orthbrook 2nd X I. July 6—H am pstead, v. H am pstead July 9—T ennis T ournam ent July 13—Charlton P ark, v. S tygians July 16— C harlton P ark, v. G ranville July 16—L ee, v. G ranville 2nd X It July 20—O ravesend, v. G ravesend July 23—C harlton Park,Vv.H am pstead N on descripts July 30—D ulw ich, v. iE olian s Aug. 1—R ectory Field, v. B lack h ea th Aug. 4—C rystal P alace, v. C rystal P alace Aug. 6—C harlton P ark, v. N orth brook Aug. 6—L ee, v. N orth brook 2nd XI. Aug. 10— C harlton P ark, v. H am pstead T H E T O U R . Aug. 15—W itham , v. W itham Aug. 16—C oggeshall, v. C oggeshall Aug. 17—M aldon, v. M aldon Aug. 18— H avering, v. H avering Aug. 19,20—B rentw ood, v. B rentw ood Aug. 27— C harlton Park, v.H am pstead N on descripts Sept. 3—C harlton P ark, v. JEolians T O C R IC K E T E R S . THE “ COMPOUND” H a n d l e C r ic k e t B a t is t h e BEST BAT OF THE SEASON. C an be obtain ed o f all C ricket O utfitters. W h ole sale o f the Sole M anufacturers, C. LILLYWHITE & CO., 9, KING EDWARD STREET, NEWGATE STREET, LONDON, E.C. A n Illustrated D escrip tion sent on A p plica tion . N .B .— W e h a v e n o o t h e r A d d r e s s . B i l l i a r d s t B a g a t e l l e s A ll th ose requirin g N ew or S econd-hand T ab les, R equisites, o r B illiard w ork done, should b efore goin g elsew here, send fo r H E N N IN G B R O S ’. N ew P rice L ist, C loth and Cushion >Sam ples.—A ddress,29, N ew O xford Street, L on d on , W .O. E stablish ed, 1862. RICHARDSON’S CRICKET SPECIALITIES. In B A T * —T h e P aten t “ C E N T U R Y B at, very S pecia l H andle. (Testimonial received froin H J. H. Scott, Esq., Captain 1886 Australian Team.) w ith finewt blades, 21/- ea ch (nett). S ole L icensed M akers— E. J. Page & C o , K en n in gton P ark. In B A L L S — T h e “ M A R V E L ,” dou ble seam and w arranted hard- w earing, 4/- each or 46/- p er dozen (nett). T h e “ N O N E SU C H ,” Catgut-sew n, splendid value, 5/- each, o r 58/- p e r dozen (nett). A L L -C A N E H A N D L E D B A T S , fu ll S e n d fo r P rice L is ts b e fo re d e c id in g w h e re t o b u y . HENRY RICHARDSON In GAUNTLETS— T h e “ P E R F E C T -F IT T IN G ,” from 8/- p e r pair (subject). In B A T T I N G G L O V E S — T h e “ W IN C H E S T E R ,” w ith ru bber secured again st com in g off, red rubber, 8/6 per pair (subject). In C R E A S E M A R K E R S - T h e “ T R O U G H ,” as used at L o r d s and T h e O val, 10/6 ea-h (nett). In C R i C K E T N E T S —B est quality, com p lete, 6yds.-by-6ft. 10/6 e a ch ; 6yds.-by-7ft., 13/6 each (subject). size, 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, and 15/- (subject). Very Liberal Discount and satisfaction guaranteed. Jgfl , SOUTHERN COUNTIES DEPOT for SPORTS and GAMES, 77, F IN S B U R Y P A V E M E N T , M O Q R G A T E S T R E E T , LO N D O N .