Cricket 1887

162 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 2, 1887. first he was not out at the close of the innings, having scored 83 out of 94 from the bat. Four of the balance, too, were got before he made a notch, so that when he began he actually made all but seven runs fromthe bat. In addition to excellent defence h e can hit freely when he likes, as he showed at times against Cambridge last year, H e plays well forward, particularly on the leg side, and though defence is his strong point he hits very hard for his size. THE SCORE BOOK. NOTICE.—The Editor wishes it to be dis­ tinctly understood that he only guarantees insertion of the scores of those clubs arrang­ ing for the publication of all matches. To ensure insertion scores must reach this office, at the latest, by the first post on Tuesday morning following the match. *** Owing to an excessive pressureof Scoresy consequent in a great measure on Bank Holi­ day , we have been reluctantly compelled to hold over several of the latest arrivals. We propose to issue a supplement of four pages with the next number to meet the extra demand. H A M P S T E A D N O N D E S C R IP T S v . K E N L E Y . P layed at K en ley on M ay 30. K en le y . First Innings. Seaond Innings. E. L. Chevasse, c J. S. H aycraft, b Casson ... 9 c W ade, b Cas­ son .................. 13 E. Southey, c J, S., b W . J. H ayeraft .................. 14 b Braithwaite ... 19 II. Joyce, c and b W. J. H aycraft ............................ 4 cW atts.bBraith- waite ........... 0 W. G. M orrison, c and b W . J. H aycraft ............ 8 b W. J. H aycraft 10 A. Joyce, b Braithwaite ... 11 b W . J. H aycraft 22 Rev. J. Shilcock, b Braith­ waite ..................................... 13 c C. W., b W . J. H aycraft ... 4 R. Bryant, b W. J. Hay­ craft ................................... 4 h w, b W . J. H aycraft ... 1 C. Southey, c and b Braithwaite ................... 0 b B raithw aite... 0 N. W ilson, o and b Braith­ waite ................................... 0 not out ............34 E. W . Timm is, c W atts, b Braithwaite ................... 0 b C. W. Haycraft 43 V. Hall, b Braithwaite ... 5 c and b W . J. H aycraft.......... 1 H. Hride, not out ............ 2 b Casson ............ 3 B4, l b 2 .......................... 6 B 8,1b 3, nb 3 9 Total .................. 76 Total ...159 H ampstead N ondescripts . First Innings. W. J. H aycraft, c and |E. A bbott, b E. Southey... C. K. Fairless, b R . Joyce ................... H. C. Watts, b E. Southey ................... S. W. Slagg, run out J. C. H. Smith, not out .......................... B 6 ,1 b 2 ........... Total ........... b E. S ou th ey...........20 J. S. H aycraft, b R. Joyce... ... ........... 3 W . B. Casson, c and b C. Southey ... ... 5 H. W ade, b R. Joyce 2 C. Braithwaite, b E. Southey .................. 3 C. W. H aycraft, c Morrison, bR. Joyce 0 J. Hutchinson, b R. J o y ce .......................... 1 In the Second Innings Casson scored (not out) 3, Wade, c Bryant, b chevasse, 3, Braithwaite, b Chevasse, 4, Abbott, b Chevasse,0, Watts (notout) 3 ; b 4.—Total, 17. N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e v . S t a f f o r d s h ir e . — Playedat Noithampton on Monday and Tues- ar, Ncrthamptors'iiie wen by four rur.s. THE ABBEY SCHOOL, BECKENHAM, v. ELIOT PLACE, BLACKHEATH. Played at Blackheath on May 25. A bbey S chool . H. E. Matthews, b J. R. Mason, c Koe, b G ord ..................34 H. J. Cornabe, run out .......................... 25 E. Berens, b Creak ... 0 E. B. W inch, b G or­ don .......................... 12 W . Bam ford, b Gor­ don ........................... 0 P. W . Gordon, c W., b A. Creak ........... 3 H. H. Hart-Davis, n o to u t ...................14 E lio t P lace . First Innings. B. Koe, b Mason ... Gordon T. Balfour, b A. Creak .................. E. E. P. Rose, c Tay­ lor, b C re a k ........... M. W . Thom pson, b Valentine ........... B 2, lb l.w 4 .n b l Total ...123 J. Tyrrell, b M a s o n ........... S. Taylor, c Hart-Davis, b Berens .......................... B. Valentine, b Berens ... A. Creak, b Berens ........... R. Smythe, not out ........... R. Gordon, c Thom pson, b Berens.................................. W . Creak, b B e re n s........... C. W itherby, c and b M ason.................................. H . Bell, c Balfour, b Berens.................................. R. Garden, b Berens B .................................. Second Innings. 2 c Winch, b Bam­ ford .......... ... 0 c Hart-Davis, b ‘ Bamford 0 b Bam ford 3 c Gordon, b Bamford 0 run out ........... 3 c Mason, b Rose 0 b Bam ford 0 run out ........... 0 b Bam ford 0 b Bam ford........... 0 not out ........... 3 Total 11 Total 11 KENSINGTON PARK v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Uxbridge on May 28. K en sin gton P ark. First Innings. Second Innings. G. A. Rimington, 1 b w, b W ood*..................................14 c Eves, b W oods 0 G. H. P. Street, c E. Stevens, b Miles ...........29 c E. Stevens, b H u g h e s........... 5 0 b W oods ...........25 0 c and b W oods... 6 9 c Eves, b Hughes 1 4 b W oods J. H. Bettington, b Miles W. Raphael, c E. Stevens, b Miles .......................... J. B. Bettington, b Miles R. H. Fo&, c Gardiner, b Miles .................................. A. de Prenderville, b W oods.................................. 6 not out J. H. Farmer, b W oods ... 16 not out A. M acann, b Woods ... 8 W. L. Pare, not o u t ........... 4 b Hughes G. A. Bell, lb w , b W oods 0 L b .................................. 1 B 1, w 1 Total W oods, b Farm er ... 1 W . L. Eves, b H. Betiington ........... 6 T. B. Hughes, b H. Bettington ........... 5 W . M. Gardiner, b H. Bettington, b Farmer ................... 4 C. E. Stevens, run out .......................... 5 E. Stevens, b B. Bet­ tington ... ... ... 15 ............... 91 U x b r id g e . Total 61 L. Shaw, b H. Bet­ tington .................. 3 W. H. Miles, not out 15 L. Garrad, b B. Bet­ tington .................. 0 C. Coles, c Rim ing­ ton, b H. Betting­ ton .......................... 0 H. Burge, c and b H. Bettington ........... 0 B .......................... 1 Total 55 INCOGNITI v. DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Dulwich on May 25. D u lw ich C o llk g e. First Innings. Second Innings. R. N. Douglas, b M ac­ kenzie .................................. 1 not out C. M. Wells, c Ross, b Cobbold ..........................17 b Inglis C. O. Couper, st Pontifex, b M ackenzie .................. 0 H. C. Moses, b Prinsep ... 7 J. Douglas, b Mackenzie... 4 .. 57 .. 2 F. de Solbe, st Pontifex, b M ackenzie..........................10 E. G. Rand, c Inglis, b Cobbold .......................... 0 J. C. Gait, b M ackenzie ... 1 R. F. Easterbrook, c Pon­ tifex, b Mackenzie A. J. Greig, c Latter, b C obbold .......................... 1 A. M. Eastert rook, not out 0 b Inglis ...........26 b Inglis ........... 0 c Cobbold, b Inglis ... ... 2 c Pontifex, b M ackenzie ... 0 cBetts.bCobbold 2 b Inglis ........... 0 2 c and b Cobbold 2 B 5, n b 3 Total ... 8 51 c and b Cobbold 6 c G ibem e, b Inglis ........... 3 B 10,1 b 2 ... 12 Total ...112 I n cogniti . First Innings. L. A. Shuter, b Rand H. Ross, c Couper, b J. Douglas ... ... 4 Capt.Johnson,run out 22 H. S. Prinsep, c and b J D o u g la s........... 3 R. E. Inglis, st Couper,bJ.Douglas 29 M. P. Betts, c Moses, b J. Douglas ...........14 Total B. H. Latter, c and b J. Douglas ...........11 In the Second Innings Inglis scored (not out), 18, Pontifex (not out), 19; b 3,1 b 1.—Total, 41. E. Giberne, not out 21 C. S. W . Cobbold, b Greig ................... J. Muir Mackenzie, b Greig ... ........... D. D. Pontifex, c Couper, b Gait ... B 2,1 b 1 ........... 6 ...124 ROYAL ARTILLERY v. FREE FORESTERS. Played at Woolwich on May 30 and 31. F ree F oresters . Second Innings, b D oreh ill... 0 First Innings. T. R. Hine-Haycock, b P r a t t ................................ 0 E. H. Buckland, b Dore­ hill ................................ 6 J. E. A. Greatorex, b Pratt 6 W. D. Bovill, c Dorehill, b King ..............................20 E. F. S. Tylecote, c Bur­ ton, b C u rteis................ 2 M. Wilde, b King ...... 8 G. H. Goldney, c Dorehill, b K ing................................ 8 S. J. W ilson, not out ... 13 C. A . S. Leggatt, 1b w, b King ................................ 4 F. J. Cornwallis, c Pratt, b King ................................ 2 L. M. Richards, b Curteis 1 B 2,1 b 1, w 1 ...... 4 b Curteis ...........21 c Gordon, b King 19 c Douglas.bPratt 16 1 b w, b Pratt ... 8 b D oreh ill........... 5 not out b Pratt c Dorehill, Pratt ... 7 ... 21 c Gordon, b King 13 b D oreh ill........... 1 B5,lb2,w3,nbl 11 Total ... ...........74 R o y a l A r t ille r y . First Innings. Total ...123 Lieut. J. Haggard, c Greatorex, b Leg­ gatt .......... ........... Bom bdr. Barton, c Goldney, b Leggatt Lieut. Dorehill, st Tylecote, b Buck­ land ............ ........... A. P. Douglas, b B uckland.................. Major Stephenson, c W ilde, b Leggatt ... Lieut- C. D. King, b Leggatt .................. Capt. Curteis, c W il­ son, b B ovill........43 Capt. Fegan, c and b Bovill ............... 18 Capt. Wheble, not out ........... ... ... 14 Capt. Pratt, c Gold­ ney, b Bovill.......... 4 Capt. Gordon, b Buckland ........11 B 4,1 b 1 .......... 5 Total ..144 In the Second Innings Haggard scored b Gold­ ney, 24, Barton, b Leggatt, 2, Dorehill (not out), 20, Douglas (not out), 2; b 4, lb 2.—Total, 54. STAR v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Honor Oak on May 25. S tar . First Innings. T. E. Swain, b John­ stone .......... ........... u C. A. Turner, c Cocks, b Johnstone ........... 9 F. Lett, lbw, b Roth- well .......................... 1 A. B. Osmand, c Crowther, b Roth- well .......................... 10 W . Murden, c Boote, b M iddleton ...........21 Total ................ 68 H. Salmon, b John­ stone .......................... 0 In the Second Innings Turner scored (not out) 7, A. B. Osmand (not out) 26, G. B. Osmand, b R othwell, 24; lb 2, w 1.—Total, 60. C it y R am blers . G. B. Osmand, st Cocks, b Boote ... 18 E. H. Dines, b Roth- well ........................... o J. Gilby, b Boote ... 0 J. W . Lacy, n ot out 0 W . F. Hall, b Roth- well ........................... 0 B 6 , lb 2, w 1 ... 9 A. T. Pearce, c A. Os­ mand, b L e t t ........... D. F. Boote, c and b Murden .................. T. Cocks, b Lett F. E. Roth well, b L e t t .......................... H, F. Sturgeon, b Murden .................. Johnstone, c A. Os­ mand, b M urden... Middleton,cMurden, b Lett ................... Bell, c Lacy, b Mur­ den ........................... Crowther, b Murden Klliott, b Murden ... Dix, not out ........... B .......................... Total „. ...