Cricket 1887

190 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 9,1887. SURBITON v. STYGIANS. Played at Surbiton on May 80. S t y g ia n s . H.S.Dom iny, c Game, b Pinkerton ...........57 H. M unly, b Pinker­ ton ........................... 9 A. 1*. M eller, run out 1 A. Taylor, c Spicer, b Pinkerton................... 3 P. R. M acnamara, run out ...................57 A. Hart, c H. Winde- ler, b Pinkerton ... 9 H. A. Bedford, c Gar- rod, b Gam e ........... 0 W . Sapte, b Pinker­ ton ..........................17 C. Meller, b Pinker­ ton .......................... 0 C. H. Barber, not out .......................... 8 R. Broadley, b Pink­ erton .................. 0 J. Bell, c F. W inde- ler, b Pinkerton ... 7 B16, l b 5, w l ... 22 Tctal ...190 S u r b it o n . R. H owell, c Barber, b B edford.....................14 G. H. W indeler, b S a p te............................ 54 W. T. G rabum , run out ........................... 2 F. B. W indeler, c and b D arw in................... 2 Durward Lely, c Bed­ ford, bM undy ... 4 C. Spicer, c Hart, b M acnam ara ............. 50 C. A. Hewitt, b Red- fo r d .............................15 J. R. Garrod, not out .............................34 G. E. Bowring, not out ........................... 2 G. Pinkerton, b Sapte ................... 2 W 4, n b 1 ........... 5 Total ...184 F. Game and V. H. H owell did not bat. CRYSTAL PALACE v. ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. Played at Crystal Palace on May 28. S t . T h o m a s ’ s H o s p it a l . b G. V. F. Scovell, M ountford ........... 1 E. P. Isaacs, c Morri­ son (sub.), b M ount­ ford .......................... 4 A. W . W aller, b M ountford ........... 0 J. H. Barrs, b Janson 16 F. Christie, c Fox, b Dorm an ................... 0 W . F. Umney, c Jan­ son, b M ountford... 7 W. J. Olivey, b D or­ m an .......................... 4 S. R . Hallam, c D or­ man, b A s te ...........16 J.K.Fisher, c Neame, b Janson................... 5 A. J. Morrison, c Neame, b Aste ... 2 H. Cogill, not out ... 0 L b .................. 1 Total ... , 56 C r y s t a l P a l a c e . ... 33 L . H. Neame, c and b Scovell.................. 88 A. Kayess, b Scovell 0 A. Leete, not out ... 9 B 19,1 b 4, w 2 ... 25 J. Aste, b Umney F. W . Janson, c Hallam , b U m ney'.13 C. H. Dorm an, b Isaacs ...................14 C. J. Fox, not out ...101 F. A. Rehder, c Total .................256 Christie, b Olivey... 20 II. Hetley, c Fisher, b Umney ........... 3 A. H. Jackson and H. C. M ountford did not bat. EASTBOURNE v. EASTBOURNE COLLEGE. Played at Devonshire Park on May 25. E ast B o u r n \ W . H. Hay. run o u t ... 35 J. W . Blundell, b Phelps .................. 2 E.W.Burkitt.b W alker 12 H.J. Finch,b Richards 86 W . H. Burt, c Stanley, b L uxford.................. 0 H. E. Courage, l b w , b Phelps .................. 0 W .W ard, c Matheson, b Richards ...........19 R. Mortimer, b Stanley ................... H. Tyser, c W alker, b Stanley ........... C. de R. Barclay, 1 b w, b Richards L. Dowker, not out B 7,1 b 2, w 1 Total ...........172 E a s tb o u r n e C o l l e g e . H.F.M aiheson,c Find, b Burt .................. 0 J. M. Richards, b Find 24 1*. N. Lloyd, b Burt ... 8 C. L. Stanley, b W ard 36 P. Stanley, c Hay, b W ard 5 H. H. Phelps, n ot out 20 G. H. Gowring, c Hay, b B arclay................... 0 E. E. Walker, b Bar­ clay .......................... N. E. Luxford, b B a rc la y .................. M.D.bro\rne, b W ard A. E. Garrard, b fcurt B 4,1 b 3, w 1 ... Total ...106 EASTBOURNE v. OLD EASTBOURNIANS Played at Eastbourne on May 28. E a s t b o u r n e . b A. M. W ilkinson, b H. E. B o u ch ..................60 T. S. W hitfeld, c sub., b N o a k e s.................. 3 J. Brown, run out ... 0 G. R. Burge, b H- E. B ou ch..........................56 C. Harrison, c Lewin, b H. E. Bouch.......... 4 W . W. W ilkinson, b Orm erod .................. 20 C. S. Hoare, st Ormerod, b H. E. B ou ch.................. 0 B. Harrison, Noakes ...................33 W. A. Cardwell, not out .......................... 28 J. B u r k i t t , b Ormerod ........... 5 J. W elch, b Noakes 0 M. Lonsdale, c Nonkes.b Orm erod 20 B 7,1 b 2, w 3 ... 12 Total ...241 O l d E a s t b o u r n ia n s . W. F. Noakes, c W hit­ feld, b B u rg e...........50 T. P. Hilder, b Brown 4 E. E. W igan, c W hit­ feld, b H oa re...........51 E. B. Ormerod, b Brown ..................33 E. R. Bouch, b Brown 14 H. E. Bouch, 1 b w, b B u rg e.......................... 8 L. A. Smith, st W hit­ feld, b B u rg e ........... 8 H. O. Lewin, b Brown R. G. Pidcock, c A. W ilkinson,b Burge H. H. Coles, not out H. J. Holman, c A. W i l k i n s o n , b Brown .................. L. K. Smith, b Burge B 11,1 b 2 Total ... 13 ..159 EASTBOURNE v. OLD EASTBOURNIANS- Played at Devonshire Park on May 30. E a s t b o u r n e . H. F. Matheson, b Noakes .................. 4 W . A. Cardwell, c Noakes, b Ormerod 17 Rev. H. Von E. Scott, b N o a k e s.................. 2 J. Brown, c Bouch, b Noakes .................. 11 G .R . Burge, c W igan, b N o a k e s..................11 H. J. Finch, b Bouch 42 A. R. Buxton, 1b w, b O rm erod .................. 10 T. S. W hitfeld, c Bouch, b Orm erod 26 W . W. W ilkinson, b . Orm erod.................. 6 E.w.H adley,b Bouch 22 J.H. Elliott, c Smith, b Ormerod ............ 2 A. B. W rangham, not out .................. 4 B 9,1 b 3, w 2 ... 14 Total .. 171 O l d E a s t b o u r n ia n s . First Innings. Sccond Innings. W . F. Noakes, c Brown, b B u r g e .......................... ... 16 st W hitfeld, b Burge ........... E . B. Ormerod, c and b B row n .......................... ... 6 not out ........... E. E. W igan, b Brown ... 7 b Burge ........... E. B. Bouch, c Whitfeld, b B row n .......................... ... 6 not out ........... H. If. Bouch, c Burge, b B ro w n .......................... ... 6 T P. Hilder, b Burge ... 0 S. A. Sm ith, b Burge..-. ... 0 H. C. Lewin, b Burge ... 0 H. H. Coles, not o u t ... ... 1 b Burge ........... R. G. Pidcock, b Burge ... 0 H. J. H olm an, absent ... 0 st 'Whitfeld, b Burge ........... L. K. Smith, b Burge ... 0 B 4,1 b 1, w 2 ... .. 7 B 8,1 b 1 ... Total ........... .. 49 Total ... RAVENSBOURNE v. BROMLEY, Played at Bromley on May 28. B r o m l e y . Mr. E. A . Philipot, b P ritch a rd ................. 0 A. B oosey, b Kistruck 11 C.P. Hewett, c Pearce, b W illiams ...........24 A. Arnold, b Kistruck 0 J. A. S. Jones, b Kis­ truck .......................... 1 H. Coussns, b Kis­ truck ..........................12 W . R. W illson, c & b Kistruck ...........50 E. Dear, b Pritchard 12 W. H. Bosanquete,b Kistruck................... 2 Carlyon, b Kistruck 0 W . Gedney, not out 0 ~ “ ‘ ... 10 L b 6, w 4 Total ........... 122 R a v e n s b o u r n e . Kistruck, b Cosens ... 0 IPerch, b Jones ... 3 Gore, not out ........... 4 | — Total ............ 7 Pearce, Pritchard, P. W illiams, Clarkson, Guillo, and Cullmore did not bat. CHRIST’S COLLEGE v. FOREST SCHOOL. Played at Finchley on May 24. F o r e s t S c h o o l . V. de V. Hunt, b Lay­ man .......................... 0 C. G. Littlechales, b Laym an .................. 3 S. A. Hookway, b Lay­ m an ..........................23 L. Dashwood, lbw, b Wynne .................. 5 E. G. Ram sey, c M or­ gan, b Laym an ... 0 E. S. Dashwood, c Laym an, b W ynne 0 L. Bury, b W ynne ... E. G. Stevens, c Sm yth, b Laym an A . W, Freemantle, b W ynne ... ... ... C. R. Morrison, not out .......................... R. W oollcom be, c Garner, b W ynne B 2, lb 1 ........... Total C h r is t ’ s C o l l e g e . J. H. Yearsley, b W oollcom be ........... J. Stein, b H unt........... A. H. P. W ynne, b L Dashwood.. S. G. Layman, Dashwood... W . L . W indus, D ashwood.......... D. H. Morgan, W oollcom be ... b L. b L. 10 ..106 W . Garner, b E . S. Dashwood ...........46 A. Locke, b Stevens 1 H. W . Sharp, run out 18 G. E. Smyth, not out 4 C. E Carpmael, b M orrison ........... 0 B 4, lb 1, w 2, nb 3 10 Total .. 237 A n extraordinary termination of a match occurred last week in a contest between Head- corn and Yalding. Within a quarter-of-an- hour of the time for drawing stumps Yalding required 13 runs to win. Through a mistake of the scorers, however, the match was called as won when but 12 runs had been added. The players retired, but upon closer examina­ tion of the score another run was found to be necessary for victory, and the extraordinary sight was witnessed of wickets being again pitched within a few minutes of seven o’clock. Yalding had two more men to go in to make the requisite run, but this they failed to accom­ plish, and the match resulted in a tie. G. L. W il s o n , playing for Brighton College v. Brighton Club, on May 28, took 6 wickets, all clean bowled, for 10 runs. IEON TURNSTILES. As supplied to all the principal Cricket and Football Clubs throughout Great Britain. 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