Cricket 1887

4 3 2 I E T : A W E E K L Y HECOBD OF THE GAME . SEPT. 22, 1887. IS L E O F W IG H T v. M .C .C . A N D G R O U N D . P layed at R y d e on A u gu st 8 an d 9. M.C.C. and G rou nd . First Innings. Second Innings. H. W . Ricketts, c and b Fowler..................................19 b M ills............... 0 H. T. Twynam , c and b Fow ler.................................. 0 c W oods, b M ills 19 J. F. Leatham , c and b Mills ..................................27 lbw, b Tate ... 8 Painham ,c W oods,b Mills 1 b Fowler ......13 Clayton, c Hoffm eister, b Mills .................................. 0 c Hoffm eister, b Mills .......... 1 M ajor Hannay, b Fowler... 3 c and b Fowler... 2 A . R. Aspinall, c Mills, b Fowler .......................... 0 b Mills ......42 H a y .b Fowler .................. 11 c Mills, b Fowler 22 A. W . Livesay, sub., c W illiam son, b Fowler ... 0 b Fowler ........ 2 W . J. Tanner, c Reed, b Mills .................................. 1 c W oods, b Tate 11 Penticost, not out ........... 1 not ou t.............49 E x tr a s ..........................21 E xtras........... 8 Total ..................84 T otal ...177 I sle of W ig h t . First Innings. Second Innings. A. W oods,b Painham ... 21 not out .........28 H. E . W . Hoffmeister, b Clayton .......................... 15 Tate, b H ay..........................13 c Aspinall, b Painham ... 4 Smith, b Painham .......21 b Painham ............ 0 Rev. S. W. Stevens, c Clayton, b Painham ... 8 not out ............ 1 W .H .Thirkell, b Painham 3 Mills, c and b Clayton ... 52 b Painham ...........15 A. Davis, c Twynam , b Painham ..........................12 J. W illiamson, b Clayton 0 L. W. Reed, not o u t .......13 b Painham ............26 Fowler, c Clayton, b Pain­ ham .................................. 4 E x tr a s .......................... 21 E xtras........... 3 Total... 183 Total ... 77 KENSINGTON PARK v. MR. BICKNELL’S TWELVE. Played at Kensington Park on September 12. M r. B ic k n e ll’s T w e lv e . *W. F. Noakes, b J. B. Bettington ........... 5 F. W . Janson, b J. B. Bettington ........... 2 J. Dives, c Lee, b G. Street........................29 C. J. M. Fox, c Lee, b Hutson ................123 J. A. Kallender, b H utson ................... 3 W . F. Umney, c Rich­ mond, b Hutson ... 3Total ........................215 G. E. Bicknell, b Hutson .................. 0 K ensington P ark . A. Leete, b J. B. Bettington .......... 11 W . L. Pare, b J. H. Eettington ...........i2 A. Bishop,c G.Street, b Hutson ........... 3 A. Kayess, not out... 5 H. Owen, b J. H. Bettington ........... 0 Extras...................19 F. E. Street, b Fox ... 4 G. H. P. Street, b Noakes .................. 0 K.w.H utson,bNoakes 3 J.H Bettington,b Fox 6 D. C. Lee, b Noakes... 7 J. D. F. Campbell, c Umney, b Fox ... 0 W . L. H. Hayter, b Bicknell .................. 23 J. B. Bettington, not out ..........................15 M. A. Nicholas, lbw, b Bicknell ...........10 W . F. Richm ond Janson, b 3 . j c i J. H. Brooks, b Kal­ lender ................... C. W. Baker, b tox... 2 E xtras..................15 Total HASTINGS ROVERS v. MR. H. PIGG’S ELEVEN. Played on the Central Cricket and Recrea­ tion Ground, Queen’s Road, Hastings, on September iG. H astings R overs . E. M ayott,c Godfrey, b Pigg ..................57 P. Mogg, b Mattheson 2 Rev. J. C. Crawford, b M atth eson ..........32 J. King, lbw, b Pigg... 34 J. W ard, c Stanton, b Pigg .................. 6 A.W J.Corr, c Matthe­ son, b Pigg .......... 6 T. Yates, b Pigg ... 0 C. D. Browning, b P ig g ..........................13 E.W. Dobell, not out 6 E. Cardell, b Ping ... 3 J. Sworder, lbw, b F ig g .......................... 0 13 21, lb 3, w 7 ... 31 Total ...190 H. Pigg. c sub., b M ayott ..................14 W. H. S. Stanton, b M ayott .................. 54 A. Cowper-Colea, b C raw ford.......... u, 6 M r. H. P ig g ’s E le v e n . E. Mattheson notout 122 C. J. M. Godfrey, not out .................... 77 U28, lb3, w8, nb 1 4'J Total ...313 C. D. Yates, C. J. Smith, P. H. Martineau. R. 8. W ilson, F. G. Chichester and J. M. Duncan did not bat. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Catford Bridge on July 26 and 27. Bank o f E n gla n d . W . B. Tyndall, c sub, b W. J. Haycraft ... 23 A. P. Newham, c sub, b W . J. H aycraft ... 10 W . Austin, c and b K e llv .......................... 0 A. H. Henry,b Kelly... 0 A. P. Roe, c Corke, b W . J. H aycraft ... 5 W. Preedy, c Borra­ daile, b K e lly ........... 2 E. Cross, run out ... 2 J. H. G olden,not out 25 A. W . Bartlett, c Kelly,b W. J. H ay­ craft .......................... 0 J. Bead, c Abbott, b W . J. H aycraft ... 0 L. G. Glennie, c and b C o rk e .................. 7 B 9, lb 1 ...........10 Total ... . 84 H ampstead N ondescripts . O. R. Borradaile, b Austin .................. 0 F. F. Kelly, bR oe ... 8 H. Wade, b Austin ... 5 J. S. H aycraft, b Roe 0 W . J. H aycraft, c Preedy, b Henry ... 12 L. Corke. b Roe ... 6 L.H utchinson,bH enry 5 E. C. S.Stanhope, not out .......................... 9 C. W . H aycraft, b Austin ................... W . C. Slagg, b Austin C. A bbott, c Tyndall, b A u stin ................... B 17,1b l,w 3,n b l ! Total 69 M r . J. W. E m m e r s o n , well-known in con­ nection with the Clapton Cricket Club, leaves for New Zealand to-day in the steamer “ Ruapelin.” The special train leaves Fen- church Street for Royal Albert Docks at 11.45 a.m. D u r in g the summer,W. C. Collins (aged 16), of Dane Hill House, Margate, took 115 wickets at a cost of 663 runs, or 5.7 runs a-piece. Among his best performances were :—18 overs, 8 maidens, 23 runs, 8 wickets; 10.1— 6—4—5; 6.1-2—9— 6 ; 9.1—3—1 3 -6 ; 6 .1 -6 - 0—4 (including hat trick); 6.4—5—3—3; 13.2— "I—15—6. 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