Cricket 1887

MA ? 19,188?. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 189 OATLANDS PARK v. SURBITON. Played at Oatlands Park on May 14. O a tla n d s P a r k . F. W. Gosling, b Windeler ........ A. T. Tatham, b Bailey E. Hume, c Windeler, b Bailey ...............13 W. R. Lyon, b Bailey 11 Rev. E. K. Douglas, c Beavan, b Bailey ... 0 C. T. Weatherby, b Windeler...............85 M.H. Paine, b Winde­ ler ..................... 1 C. L. Hickley, b Bailey.................... 72 T. W. Weeding, c Read, b Bailey ... 11 N. Hickley, o and b Windeler ........ E. W. H. Ritchie, not out ............... Extras.............. Total ...202 S u r b it o n . First Innings. R. Howell, b Hickley 9 Rev. a . E. Beavan, b Paine..................... 1 J. F. Newton, b Paine 9 R A Read, c Lyon, b Paine............... ... 16 P. Carth, b Paine ... 11 G. H. Windeler,c and b Paine ........ .:. 1 Rev. C. R. Bailey, c Total ........ 71 Douglas, b Paine ... 0 In the Second Innings Howell scored (not out) 30, Beavan (not out), 18; extras 14.—Total, 62. P. C. Bates, c Weed­ ing, b Paine........ 0 0. A. Hewett, not out .................... 14 G. Chancellor, lbw , b Hickley ........ 0 L. Easum, b Paine 3 Extras.............. 7 TONBRIDGE TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v TOWN. Played at Tonbridge on May 14. T o n b r id g e S chool . F. C. Barchard, b R. L. Aston, c Jack­ Pawley ............... 0 son, b Pawley 29 R. A. Arnold, b ReyF. L. Schreiber, c nolds..................... 6 and b Pawley 3 L. L. Reid, b ReyJ. T. Pilcher, b Paw­ nolds..................... 4 ley ..................... 0 H. G. B. Reina, c H. H. Perry, b Rey­ Wadmore, b Pawnolds.................... 1 ley ..................... 62 C. J. Kortright, not C. C. Hatt, run out... 11 out ..................... 5 W. E. Martin, b ReyExtras... ... ... 9 nolds..................... 7 — T otal T o n b r id g e T ow n . ..137 M. A. Streatfeild, b A.W. Pagden, b Hatt 1 Reid............... ... 1 T. Gower, b Reid ... 6 G. C. Hubbard, b Capt. Jackson, b Arnold ........ ... 5 Perry .............. 10 H. Bryant, b Reid ... 11 T. Austen, b Kort­ J. F. Reynolds, b right .................... 6 Reid... ... ... ... 14 B. Wadmore, not T. Pawley, c Perry, b out ..................... 1 Hatt............... .. 43 Extras............... 9 A. Killick, c Reid, b — Hatt............... ... 14 Total ........ 121 RICHMOND v . CHISWICK PARK, Played at Richmond on May 14. C h isw ic k P a r k . First Innings. W. Williams, c Mar- G. W. Hillyard, James, b Wilson ... 19 F. E.Street,stJames, b F. W. Bush..........45 J. J. R. Green, c and b Robertson........ 15 J. Bates, b Robert­ son ..................... 11 C. M. Tuke, b F. W. Bush........ ......... 3 W. Earnshaw, b F. W. Bush................ 10 tyn, b Robertson N. A. Lorraine, b Robertson ........ F. Gillian, st James, b F. W. Bush Broadrick, b Robert­ son ..................... W. Kingston, not out B 5, lb 8 ......... Total ...123 In the Second Innings Bates scored (not out) 6 , Tuke, c and b Young, 12, Earnshaw, st James, b Ball, 0 .-Total, 18. R ich m o n d . F. W. Bush, c Broad­ rick, b Hillyard ... H. K. Avory, 1b w, b Hillyard........ ... 3 E.P. James, st Wil­ liams, b Green ... 65 E. A . Bush, b Hill­ yard ...................... 0 E. W. Ball, lbw , b Hillyard.............. 18 A. Young, c Green, b Earnshaw........... 11 T. D. Wilson, b Tuke 5 O.B. Martyn, b Tuke 13 J. Robertson, not out .....................42 F. Fielding, c Lor­ raine, b Green ... 0 J. C. Jukes, c Lor­ raine, b Green ... 3 B 9, lb 3 .......... 12 Total ...172 # G. M. H all carried his bat through the innings for Felstead School v. Essex Club and Ground, at Leyton, on May 11. He scored 54 of a total of 111, POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS v. CHARL­ TON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on May 14. C h ar lto n P a r k . W. H. Martin, run J. Hunter, b Carver... 2 W. Martin, b Carver 2 H. E. Lawrence, b J. Yeoman .............. 10 G. Turner, b J. Yeo­ man .................... 2 W. Burnett, run out 8 A. H. Pease, b Carver 0 H. Turrell. not out... 14 Capt. Whitfield, b Carver .............. 0 P oin t H ouse C. J. Carver, c Red­ man, b W. Martia 8 R. S. Barrow, b Burnett .............. 41 O. Benwell, b Burnett 6 E.H. Rock, b Burnett 8 J. Yeoman, st Law­ rence, b Hunter ... 1 W. H. Boothby, b Burnett .............. 0 W. Freeman, b Bur­ nett ..................... 0 out H. E. Lawson, c Newington, b J. Yeoman ... ........ E. A. Redman, b Carver .............. L b 3, w 1 ........ Total ........ R a m b le r s . C. L. Yeoman, b Hunter .............. 5 F. Wilson, b Hunter 1 A. H. Newington, o Whitfield,bHunter 0 H. Colgate, not out 2 B 5,1 b 3 ........ 8 Total . 80 CHIGWELL SCHOOL v. BUCKHURST HILL. Played on the School Ground on May 14. B u c k h u r st H i l l . First Innings, H. G. Nicoll, b Renals A. Sworder, c and Huffen................... . ... 4 J. J. Sheldon, b Renals ... 2 A. L. Oxley, b Huffen ... 4 F. F. Oxley, b Renals ... 2 W. J. Phillips, b Renals ... 15 F. S. Phillips, c G. Wilkin­ son, b Huffen .............. 1 W. Gingell, b Huffen........ 3 C. E. W. Savill, b Renals 9 A. N. Geere, not out........ 2 J. Wallet, run out ............ 0 B 2, lb 1 ............. . 8 Second Innings. cWood,b Huffen run out ........ b Renals ........ c Acres,bHuffen b Huffen ........ b Huffen ........ lbw, b Huffen ... c Benals, b Huf­ fen ... .k. ... b Buffen ... •... not out ........ b Huffen ........ W .............. LENNOX v. PENGE. Total ............... 47 C h ig w e l l S chool . First Innings. Total ... 34 Huffen, b Nicholl ... 6 J. Wilkinson, c Shel­ don, b Nicholl ... 1 J. H. Renals, b F. Oxley.................... 8 H. Tarbotton, b Nicholl .............. 5 C.M.Wood,bF. Oxley 0 J. E. Acres, b F. Oxley 41 L. R. Flick, b Sheldon 4 In the Second Innings H. Tarbotton scored (not out) 3, J. E. Acres (not out) 0—Total, 3. J. P. H. Soper, b Nicholl .............. P. F. Tidswell, b Nicholl ............... A.Wilkinson, not out W. F. Rayne, runout B 6 , lb 1 ......... Total ........ METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS v . H.M. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Played at Tooting on May 14. M etr o po lita n B oard o p W o r k s . H. G. Robinson, b Davies ............... 7 E.W.Gurney.bDavies 23 E. H. Edwards, b Davies .............. 2 H. K. O. Fry, b Davies 5 M. Goddard, st Poole, b Davies.............. 0 C. H.Morel, b Davies 22 D.Nicholson,cHobbs, b Davies.............. 2 D. McLauchlan, b Davies ............... F. J. Coppin, not out H. W. Bridges, c Poole, b Davies ... A. E. Maddox, run out ..................... W..................... Total ... , 72 H.M. E du cation D epa r tm en t . J. W. Hobbs, b Ed­ wards.............. ... F. W. Bromwich, b Robinson.............. J. Bate, c Gurney, b Robinson.............. W. W. Poole, b Ed­ wards.................... J. C. Brummel, c God­ dard, b Robinson ... H. J. Davies, b Robin­ son ..................... F.|D.Fairman, b Ed­ wards ............... H. J. Ayliffe, run out W. J. Moore, not out W. R. J. McLoan, b Edwards... B ........ Total Played at Dulwich on May 14. L e n n o x . G. B. Walker, b Cook 10 F. S. Mayo, c eub., b Cook.................... 11 C. A. Voight, b Cook 13 J. W. Collyer, c Roe, b Cook .............. 2 J. H. Farrer, not out 1 B 5, lb 2 ......... 7 T. S. Tregellas, lbw, b Oldham.............. 5 B.Heasman,bOldham 8 R. E. Mayo, b Cook... 1 B. L. Gardiner, b Old­ ham ..................... 5 C. P. Tregellas, b Old­ ham .................... 11 J. C. Esson, c and b Cook..................... 1 Total . 81 W. S. Shirley, b T. S. Tregellas.............. 1 Grey, b C. P. Tre­ gellas .................... 0 Cane, b C. P. Tre­ gellas ..................... 0 H. W. Dillon, b T. S. Tregellas.............. 13 Roe, c F. S. Mayo, b C. P.Tregellas........ 2 Barchard, b C. P. Tregellas.............. 7 Brown, lbw, b T. S. Tregellas.............. 0 P e n g e . Buxton, c C. P. Tre­ gellas, b T. S. Tre­ gellas ............... 0 Oldham, b C. P. Tre­ gellas ............... 0 Cook, not o u t........ 2 O. Jones, c C. P. Tregellas, b T. S. Tregellas ........ 15 B 6 , lb 1 ......... 7 Total 47 SPENCER v. BRIXTON WANDERERS. B r ix to n W aw derers . H. T. Chalcroft, b Larkin .............. 6 G. G. Chalcroft, b Tinnock .............. 33 J.F. Bidwell, c Morris, b Tinnock ........ 22 C. T. Radcliffe, c Nicholson, b Tin­ nock .................... 8 H. A. Humphreys, c Larkin, b Tinnock 8 E. Collinson, stNich­ olson, bTinnock... C. Aldin, not out ... Russell, b Tinnock Kohlbeck, bLatham Puckle, b Latham... Battenshaw, b R. B. Watts .............. Extras.............. Total , 89 S p e n c e r . R. B. Watts, c Chal­ croft, b Puckle ... 26 J. C. Larkin, o and b Chalcroft............... 8 W. B. Watts, c Aldin, b Radcliffe ........ 10 W. Morris, c and b Chalcroft.............. 7 Total H.Nicholson, not out 16 C. R. Mason, c and b Chalcroft.............. 2 H. Latham and R. Mann did not bat. W. Larkin, lbw, b Radcliffo ........ 0 W. G. Ball, b Rad­ cliffe.................... 8 W. Tinnock, not out 0 Extras...............10 ... 87 The Post O ffice Club.—The Right lion. Cecil Raikes, M.P., Postmaster-General, ha 3 consented to be patron of the Post Office Cricket Club, and has written to the hon. seoretary, expressing his interest in the Club and his cordial wishes for its pros­ perity. The third annual general meeting of the Club was held at the General Post Office on Wednesday, the 28th ult., the president, Mr. Stevenson Blackwood, C.B., being in tho chair. In his opening speech Mr. Blackwood commented on the satisfactory financial con­ dition of the Club, and referred to the fact that it now has 258 members as conclusive evidence that its institution has met a decided want. The adoption of the report and balance sheet was moved by Mr. Algernon Turnor, financial secretary to the Post Office, seconded by Mr. Badcock, and carried unani­ mously. The prize bats were then distributed, and cordial votes of thanks to the hon. secre­ tary, committee, and auditors, and to the president were passed. In seconding the last, the hon. secretary, Mr. Philips, remarked on the kindly interest that was taken in the Club by members of the service, from the Post­ master-General downwards, but dwelt on the difficulties which he and the rest of the com­ mittee had to contend with in getting really representative teams, owing to the attractions of their local clubs to playing members, and ex­ pressed an earnest hope that more of the cricket talent in the Post Office would be at the disposal of the committee during the forth­ coming season. The new colours of the Club were submitted and met with general approval.