Cricket 1887

272 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 14,1887. BATTERSEA v. BENGEO. Played at Bengeo on June 29. B a t t e r s e a . First Innings. Second Innings. P. Knight, lbw , b Bastard 5 c Bastard, b Malden ... 8 P. Tyacke, c Marshall, b Bastard .......................... 3 run out 14 H. Haldane, b Rastard ... 0 b Bastard ... 0 J. W est, b M alden ........... 1 c Malden, b Bas­ tard ........... 0 G. Barnes, c and b Malden 22 c Stratton, b Bastard ...- 15 H. H ow ick, not o u t ........... 18 c Young, b Bas­ tard ........... 12 T. Dawson, b Malden 0 b Bastard ... 12 R. Hunt, b E a sta rd........... 4 c Young, b Bas­ tard ........... 6 S. W ard, st Malden, b Bastard .......................... 3 c Palmer, b M alden ... 1 W . London, c Palm er, b Bastard .......................... 1 c Young, b Malden ... 21 B. Darling, c Williams, b Bastard .......................... 10 bB astard ... 0 T. Riley, st Malden,b Bas­ tard .................................. 0 n o to u t 6 B 3, lb 2 .......................... 5 B 8,lb 4,n b l 13 Total ................... 72 Total ..103 B e n g e o . First Innings. Second Innings. Malden, lbw, b Knight ... 24 c Tyacke, b D ar­ ling ................... 22 Stratton, b Knight ........... Rev. C. Marshall, c Hunt, 0 b Darling ........... 3 b West .......................... 0 st Haldane, b K night ........... 22 E. Palm er, lbw , b Knight E. Bastard, st Haldane, b 3 c Haldane, b W est ........... 3 Knight ........................... G. Young, c West, b 0 c Hunt, b Earnes 1 Knight ......................... 0 c Dawson, b Knight ........... 16 Rev. Leroyd, b West F. Squires, c London, b 5 run out ........... 3 W e s t .................................. 5 st Haldane, b Barnes ........... 0 F. Hartwell, b Darling ... 10 b Barnes ........... 2 E. W illiam s, b Knight ... E. Lom an, c Dawson, b 2 not out ........... 2 Knight ........... ........... 13 c sub., b Barnes 4 W. Farrow, not o u t ........... 1 c Dawson, b W ard ........... 4 B 1, lb 2 .......................... 3 L b ................. 3 Total ................... 63 Total 85 BATTERSEA v. BRIXTON. Played at Battersea on July 2. B a t t e r s e a . F.B row n,b Dennis... 1 B. North, c Knott, b Dennis ................. 10 P. Knight, 1 b w, b Dennis ................... 4 F. Tyacke, b Cheese­ wright .................. 64 C. Skipwith.c Cheese­ wright, b Dennis... 2 P. Tyacke, 1 b w, b R iley ..........................*25 H. Haldane,bCheese- wright ................... E. W ilson,not o u t ... W. Crocker,b Cheese­ wright ................... G. W est, b Cheese­ wright .................. W . Hogg, b Cheese­ wright B 8, lb 4, w 1, nb 2 15 Total ...........123 B r ix t o n . Roberts, b H ogg ... 2 K nott, b H o g g ........... 3 F. Cheesewrieht, c P. Tyacke, b Hogg ... 6 Corbett, c Crocker, b H ogg..........................23 Riley, b Hogg .......... 11 F. Dennis, b H ogg ... 17 Bagott, st Haldane,b N orth .....................19 W . Dennis, b Hogg... 3 Bourne, t Hogg ... 11 A. Cheesewright, not out ................... ... 2 Loftliouse, b Hogg... 4 B 6, lb 8 ...........14 Total ..115 T h r e e D o z e n O r d e r op G o in g -In C a rd s, with latest improvements, together with Wooden Case for hanging up in Pavilion or Tent, sent on receipt of 2/6, by the Manager of this Paper, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. BATTERSEA v. KINGSTON TOWN. Played at Kingston on July 2. B a t t e r s e a . G. Barnes, c and b W oodw ard ...........12 A. Evans, b W ood­ ward ...........................11 J. Horsery, c Lum b- ley, b Hearsum ... 10 C. K irby, b Hearsum 14 W. W est, c W ood­ ward, b Hearsum 0 W . London, b Colley 0 S. Sterling, run out 18 H. Bowman, c W ood­ ward, b Hearsum 3 H. Orchard, c and b W oodward ....... 11 G. Longworth, lb w , b Hearsum ......... 0 F. P age,not out ... 0 L b ........................ 4 Total K in g sto n T ow n . L. W oodgate, b H orsley ................... 1 F. Littleton, b Kirby 6 Hearsum, b K irby ... 12 C. Hall, b K irby ... 0 W oodward, b Kirby 0 Fletcher, b Horsley... 4 A. Colley, b Kirby ... 1 Culley, b K irby........... 7 Edmonds, b K irby... 4 Fairbrother, Barnes ........... Lum bley, not out B 3, lb 2, w 1 Total ... “ NETofHEALTH” Undervests FOR CRICKETERS AND ATHLETES. T o prevent catching a chill when heated, all Cricketers should wear the “ Net of H ealth ” undervest in Pure W ool, the only absolute safe­ guard against those feverish colds to which all athletes are liable after exercise. Price 4/6 each, 26/- half doz. 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