Cricket 1887

138 CKICKET! A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 19,1887. so m e chance of his being' able to stay in England when his leave expires, Southern cricket will have reason to congratulate itself on the re-appearance of a very useful all-round player. A good performance in the way of run- getting on a dead wicket was done at Bickley Park yesterday. Losing the toss, the local team dismissed their opponents, the Kensington Park Club, for 121 runs, and then, in two hours and fifty minutes, scored 282 for the loss of 4 wickets. Of these, “ Parson” Thornton was responsible for 146 not out. PALLINGSWICK v. EALING. Played at East Acton on May 14. E a l in g . T. Hine, c Hewitt, b Yarborough ........ 0 Bodington, b Yar­ borough ............... 3 R. M.Pearse, b Kettle 54 W. Farr, c Carter, b Cheesman ... ... 7 Rev. A. Owen, c Furner, b Lane ...32 A. Hemsley, b Kettle 43 T. Batchelor, c Furner,bHotchkin 9 F. Worsley, b Kettle 0 Naylor, b Carter ... 5 S. F. Wood, not out 11 J. Stranack, b Chees­ man ..................... 7 B 32,1 b 9, w 10... 51 Total ...222 P a llin g s w ic k . W. L. Hotchkin, b Bodington ........ 21 F.Furner.b Batchelor 7 S. Cheesman, b Worsley .............. 29 B. A. Carter, run out 15 F. Clemence, not out 13 E. Kettle, L. Chapman, Hewitt did not bat. W. C. Yarborough, b Bodington ... ... 0 E. J. Lane, not out 9 L b 2, w 1 ........ 3 Total 97 A. W. Graham, and W. NORTHBROOK v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on May 14. A dd isc o m b e . F. Youle, b Abbott... W. W. Coates, b Abbott ........ ... P. S. White, b Abbott J. W. Ellis, b Abbott Extras............... A. Tomkins, b Abbott 21 W. H. Kelsey, b Higham ...............14 A.W. Cooper, bAbbott 4 E. F, Garland, not out 71 R. Taylor, b Abbott... 0 A. Blair, c and b Higham ............... 7 F. Ironmonger, c Higham, b East ... 6 N o r th b r o o k . Total A.A.Kennard,b Taylor 4 C. Higham. b White 5 S. Abbott, b White •• 0 W. D. Butler, b Gar­ land .....................45 S.O.Woolmer.b White 11 A. East, b Taylor ... 0 H. P. Digby, not out... 17 C. H. Allberry, c andb Garland ............... 6 P. R. Steele, b White 0 T. H. Blyther, b Gar­ land ..................... 1 W. Simmons, b Gar­ land ...................’.. 4 Extras............. 14 Total ...107 NORTHBROOK v. SIDCUP. Played at Lee on May 7. N o r th b r o o k . C.H. Allberry, bWebb 3 A. East, b Ashdown J.G. Cannon,cHuiiey, b Webb ..{ .......... u W- D. Butler, c.aid b Wet b..................... 3 P. R. Steele, cl Town- end, b He:. > ........ G H. Smi’h, c V '"v b WtK . vn ...' -7.. 40 S.AVbott,c Aall> V Yin. b Webb ’ ... .7. ... $0 - E. Usher, b Abbott... 16 kE. IvsrfSer, c Smith; b Abbott ............ . £ E. Honey, c Steele, “b Abbott ....... . ...11 E. Wet b.b Abbott ... 0 W. Westejai, b Abbott 0r A.W.Townend.b East JO Braithwaite, c and bii 1: Abbott ........... ... 9 N.F.Kendall, not out J.S.W.Alliu.c Kinder, b Webb ............... W.Simmons, b Webb |H. Leeds, b Webb... Extras............... Total ...101 Woolmer, b East ... W. A shtlovm.not out Rev. W. W. Cox, run Jchit ... ............... Sub., b East ........ Extra ... ........ Total , 58 ST. LEONARDS SCHOOL v. MR. H. PIGG’S XI. Played at Bopeep on May 14, S t . L e o n a r d s S c h o o l . Second Innings. . 24 4 not out lbw, b Gray b Hume b Beasley ... First Innings. E. Healey, b Gray ... . J. Horton, b Pigg............ J. Tesohemaker, b Pigg . R. H. Seddon, b Gray . J D. Seddon, c sub., b Pigg — — ............... F. Lydall, b Pigg............... S. Priestley, c Hume, b Gray ...................* ... H. E. Nix, c Hume, b Gray ............... ........ 2 H. D. Phillips, b Gray ... 10 b Beasley ... G. A. Gowenlock, not out 4 A. Tooth, c Newman, b Gray ........................... 0 Extras-..................... 7 Total Extras........ 9 Total ... 78 Mr. H. P ig g ’ s XI. Rev. F. G. Hume, b R. Seddon.............. 0 E. F. Thackwell, b J. Seddon .............. 1 H.Pigg, c Healey, b R. Seddon ........42 C. S. Gray, c Lydall, b B. Seddon ........ 3 W. Beasley, b R. Seddon .............. 5 H. M. Hordern, not out ..................... 16 Sutherland- Graeme, b J. Seddon ........ 0 b J. R. Newman, Seddon ............... 0 G. H. Webb, c and b Teschemaker ... 0 G. Whichcote, c Horton, b Tesche­ maker ............... 0 S.T.Keeling.bTesche- maker ............... 1 Extras.................15 Total ... 83 BEDFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL v. EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Played at Bedford on May 7. B e d f o r d G r a m m a r S c h o o l . H. S. Briggs, c Hill, b Williams............... 7 C. H. Ireson, c Ed­ wards, b Crallan ... 9 A. D. Piper, c and b Crallan .................53 F. D. Henslowe, b Crallan ................ 2 C. F. W. Hatchell, b Williams................. 11 W. K. Legge, c Spicer, b Edwards ...........22 E m m an u el C o l le g e , C a m . Gerds scored (not out) 97, Hiley (not out) 47; b 3, nb 2—Total, 149. Thompson, Crallan, Spicer, Manley, Williams, Nethersole, Hill, Hudson and Edward did not bat. C. Combes, b Crallan 2 W. W. Humbley, c Gerds, b Edward... 15 W. H. Carey, b Biley 0 R. F. Chaldecott, c Spicer, b Hiley ... 3 A. L. Anderson, not out ..................... 0 B19, lb 1, wl,nb2 23 Total ...147 SPENCER CLUB. F ix t u r e s f o r 1887. April 30—Home, v. Brixton Wanderers May 7—Battersea, v. Battersea May 14—Clapham liovers F.C. Sports May 21—Home, v. Burlington W'anderers May 28—Home, y . South Wimbledon Juue 4—Home, v. London Scottish June 11—Catford Bridge, v. Private Banks June 18 —Home, v. Ebnth Wimbleaon June 25—Home, v. Heathfield July 2—Home, v. t rixton Wanderers July 9—Home, v • < ydon July 13—Hrme, v. jsrhemians (Day) July -6—Dulwich, v. Vis July 23—Baines, Karnes July 30—Honie, v. H oath.field Mii;. 6—Home, v. raicefc Au ', j D^Catiord Bridge, v. Private Banks Aug, 2 —Home, v. Bohemians Au g. 27—Home, v. Jlva Sept. 3—Croydon, v. Croydon (2.30) S e c o n d E l e v e n . May 14—Dulwich, v. Brixton W’anderers2nd XI. July S—Upper Tooting, y. Stormont July 16—Home, v. Brix .on Wanderers 2nd XI. July 23—Home, v. Norwood Park Aug. 13-Home, v. Stormont Aug. 20—Home, v. Heathfield 2nd XI. Sept. 3—Upper Tooting, y . Heatbfleld 2nd XI. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. IVANHOE. Played at Loughborough on May 14. T vanhoe . Milo, c Leese, b Mountain.............. R. Sturgeon, b Har­ nett .................... G. Sturgeon, b Har­ nett ..................... E. Sturgeon, c Whit­ field, b Harnett ... Kelly, c Boor, b Har­ nett .................... Wade, b Mountain ... Stevens, b Harnett Ryder, c Owens, b Harnett............... Horne, c Boor, b Mountain ........ Peerless, c Butten, b Harnett ....... . Brown, not out B 1 ,1 b 2 ......... Total . 6 3 4 0 3 37 C om m ercial U nion A ssu r a n ce . G. H.Harnett, b Peer­ less ..................... 2 F. P. Mountain, c Kelly,b G. Sturgeon 1 A. E. Owens, b Peer- G. H. McCausland, b Peerless .............. 10 P. Leese, b G. Stur­ geon ........ ........ 0 E. J. Boor, c Horne, b Peerless ........ 0 E. J. Butten, b G. Sturgeon.............. 2 F. J. Sayce, c Horne, b Peerless ........ P. A. Tidd, c Horne, b Peerless ......... P. O. Coward, not out ..................... L. S. Whitfield, b G. Sturgeon............... B ... ............... Total 5 0 0 1 1 . 23 THE PHILBERDS (MASTERS’ XI. v. SLOUGH. Played at Holyport on May 11. S l o u g h . J. Butt, b Fisher M. Killion, b Fisher... R. F. Chalk, b Fisher B. I. Gillman, b God­ frey ..................... C. M. Montague, b Godfrey............... H. J. Ford, b Fisher W. Stait, not out ... C.S,Spong,b Godfrey 0 M.Peacock,bGodfrey 2 J. D. Chater, b God­ frey ..................... 0 W.J.Payne, b Fisher 11 B 3, w 1 ... M. 4 Total , 38 T h e P h il b e r d s F. W. Finch, c Killion, b Stait ... 8 L. G. Roberts, c Killion, b Stait ... 5 E. Fisher, b Stait ... 1 C. J. M. Godfrey, b Stait.................... 0 W. R. Raven, b Stait 13 A. Foster, b Stait ... 18 T.O. S. Jones, h w, b Chater .............. 14 H. J. Price, c Gill­ man, b Chater ... 27 C. Johnson,b Chater 1 S. J. Hodges, 1 b w, b Chater ............ 13 Rev. L. Richardson, not out .............. 0 Lb 1, w 3 ....... 4 Total ...104 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. ELTHAM. E l t h a m . First Innings. H. E. Storrie, b Green ... 5 J. Eagleton, b Green ... 1 J. N. Hamilton, c Carter, b Green ........ ......... H. Haywood, c and b Bowie........................13 E. Hamilton,b Freeman... 7 F. Phillips, run out ....... 3 Rev. T. N. Rowsell, c Free­ man, b Bowie ... ....... 2 E. Burnand, run out....... 1 S. Mortis, b Bowie ....... 0 F. Fleming, c Williamson, b Freeman................... 1 E. 11all, not out.............. 0 Second Innings. b Green ......... 2 b Bull............... 8 4 run out b Green b Bull ... b Green B 2,1 b 2 Total not out ......... 3 c Lindup, b Bumand ... 3 b Green ......... 0 not out ......... 1 c Faulkner, b Green ......... 1 L b ........ 1 ... 41 Total B u r lin g to n W a n d e r e rs . A. E. Gent* b Hall 7 J. TauIIirer, c Hall, b Hayvrcod.............. 7 F. *W. freeman, b Eaywcod ... .........19 E. B:Warren, c Ec.w- sell,i>Ball ........ 0 A. Carter, b Fall ... 10 E. Williamson, c E. Hamilton, b Hay­ wood ..................... 4 R. D. Green, st Phillips,bHaywood 8 IF. C. Lindup, c Stcnie,b Baywood ! S. Cook, st Phillips, ! b E owe ell ......... |D. LJ. 3'owie, b Hay- yrocd..................... H. T. Bull, rot out... B l.lb l, w2 ... Total .........