Cricket 1888

MAY 3, 1888, CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 108 B O W L IN G AVERAGES. Eleven-a-side M atche s. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Lohm ann ... 2642 .. 352 . . 755 . . 63 .. 11.98 Briggs .................. 1485 .. 206 ... 434 .. 30 .. 14.46 Pougher ... ... 629 .. 79 . . 199 .. 12 .. 16.58 Preston ... ......... 866 .. 92 .. 314 .. 17 .. 18.47 Mr. C. A. Smith... 484 .. 57 . . 153 .. 7 .. 21.85 Ulyett ... ... ... 88 .. 5 . . 49 .. 1 .. 49. A ga in st O d d s . Mr. C. A. Sm ith... 1224 .. 161 . . 217 . 73 .. 2.97 Shrewsbury.......... 42 .. 7 . . 7 . 2 .. 3.50 Mr. L. C. Docker 80 .. 9 . . 15 .. 4 .. 3.75 Briggs .................. 2634 .. 322 . . 650 ..146 .. 4.45 Pougher .......... 1399 .. 180 . . 333 .. 66 .. 5.04 P reston.................. 1355 .. 161 .. 335 .. 56 .. 5.98 L ohm ann .......... 2610 .. 298 ... 668 ..105 .. 6.36 Read .................. 288 .. 29 . . 72 . . 10 .. 7.20 Mr. W . Newham 51 .. 3 . . 16 .. 2 .. 8. Ulyett .................. 459 .. 61 . . 156 .. 17 .. 9.17 A l l M a t c h e s . Shrewsbury.......... 42 .. 7 . . 7 . . 2 .. 3.50 Mr. L. C. Docker 80 .. 9 . . 15 .. 4 .. 3.75 Mr. C. A. Sm ith... 17C8 .. 218 . . 370 . . 8 ) .. 4.62 Briggs .................. 4119 .. 528 . .1084 ..176 .. 6.15 Pougher................. 2128 .. 259 . . 532 .. 78 .. 6.82 Read .......... ... 288 .. 29 . . 72 .. 10 .. 7.20 Mr. W . Newham 51 .. 3 . . 16 .. 2 .. 8. Lohm ann .......... 5252 .. 650 . .1423 ..168 .. 8.4 P reston.................. 2221 .. 253 . . 649 .. 73 .. 8.8 Ulyett ................. 547 .. 66 . 205 .. 18 .. 11.3' G RAN V IL LE (LEE) v. SIDCUP. Played at Lee, on April 28. G r a n v il l e . J. W ilson, ]un., b C. Evans ..................13 W . L. Pierce, b C. Evans ..................... 10 W .Edwards, c F., b C. Evans ................... 0 P. P. Lincoln, lbw, b C. E v a n s ................. 12 C. L . Yeoman, c S., b E . D unster .......... 9 H.W .Edwards.cPope, b E . D u n s te r..........13 E . T. Lloyd, c John­ ston, b Hulberd ... B.F.Gordon, b Webb L. R . Glover, b C. Evans ................. P. L . Sm ith, not out E . Furze, b Hulberd B 14, lb 5, w 2 ... T otal..........ICO B artlett, c and b W . E d w a rd s ................. E. Usher, c and b H. Edw ards ................. 0 W ebb, b W . Edwards 3 R. J. Pope, not o u t ... 23 E . L . D unster, b H. Edw ards ... S id c u p . 0 S.l.D unster, cand b Gordon ................. Hulberd, b Gordon C. Evans, b Lloyd... Johnston, not out ... B ......................... Total G. C. Braitliwaite and F. Evans did not bat. C ITY RAM B LERS v. ADD ISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on A ril 28. C it y R a m b l e r s . W . R. Hassall, lbw, b Lem m on ... .........,2 0 J. Fisher, b F. Grant 12 F.E.Rothw ell.not out 50 A. Y. Baxter, c L. J. Turner, b G. Turner 4 W . Scott, b L. J. Turner ................. 2 Rev. H. A. Serres, b H. L . T urn er..........33 D. Podmore, c and b L . J. T u rn e r..........11 c J. E . L . Johnson, Marks, b L. Turner .................. D. P. Boote, b L . J. Turner ................. W . Bee,b L.J.T um er O. James, c Clay, b F. G ran t................. B 15,1b 5 ,w l,n b l ! Total ...157 A d d is c o m b e . A. Field, not out B 7,lb 3......... F, Clay, run out ... 1 A. G. Lane, b Johnson 0 J. G rant, not out ... 15 G. M arks, b Johnson 0 Total H. L . Turner, L . J. Turner, G. Turner, A Springett, F. G rant and W . Lemm on did not bat. F. J. R o l l s , playing for Croydon v. Nor­ wood, on April 28, was very successful with the ball, his analysis reading—16 overs, 13 maidens, 4 runs, 5 wickets. K e w G r e e n v . A v e n u e .— Played on the private ground of the former club on April 28th. The former club, after making 147, bowled out their opponents in their first innings for 3 runs (1 a bye). All the wickets were clean bowled, BRIXTON W AND ER ER S v. STRAW ­ B ER RY H IL L . Played at Strawberry H ill on April 28. S t ra w berry H il l , Allen Bull, c Cross, b | Butler ................. M.G.Gurney.b Glover C. Nettleton, c Cross, b Glover ... .. ... W . Furze, c W all, b Butler ................. H. O. Tucker, not out H.D.Carroll, b Glover H.J.A.Jones,b01over S. Michels, c Cross, b Glover................. J. Qwyn, b Glover Drawater, b Glover G.R. G wyn, b Glover E xtras................. Total .......... B rixton W a n d erers . C. H. W all, b Bull ... 1 E . H. Cross, b B u ll... 2 H arold J. Butler, b Draw ater................. 8 W . A. Gilligan, b B ull 19 Maurice J. W ells, b D raw ater................. 1 E . Gilbert, b B ull ... 0 B. Glover, not out ... 16 J. Sargent, b Carroll D . H. Maclauchlan, b B ull .................. H. Odell, b B ull ... H. G. Driver, not out Extras ... Total BARNES v. OLD B EV E R L E Y BOYS. Played at Barnes on April 28. O ld B e v e r l e y B oys . C.J.Stevens, b Wilson 0 C.E.Ratcliff,b W ilson 33 A.P.Crawley.b W ilson 2 A. Baily, b Rawlinson 0 A. G. H. Stevens, c Nettleton, b Wilson 21 V.H.Stevens.b Wilson 2 R . P. Mansfield, b W ilson ................. 5 P.Brandon, b Oakley H. Keys, b Seward .. J. W . Keene, not out H . Sissons, c Cross, b Oakley.................. E x tr a s .......... ... Total , 81 B a r n e s . G. E. Seward, b R at­ cliff .........................16 L.E.Fawens.b Ratcliff 1 J. B. Oakley, run out 1 B. K. W ilson, b R a t­ cliff .........................31 F. J. Rawlinson, run out ......................... 9 A. King, b R atcliff ... 6 G. H. Cross, b R at­ cliff ......................... 2 A. Sissons, b R atcliff 6 P. Nettleton, not out 10 W . Jacques, lbw, b Ratcliff ................. 5 E. R . Keene, b B aily 0 E x tra s .................. 9 Total 96 F INCH LEY ALLIANCE CLUB. F ix tu re s f o r 1888. A pril 28—Finchley, v. London Deaf and D um b May 5—Finchley, v. Finsbury Rovers May 12—Finchley, v. Collard and Collard May 19—Finchley, v. Bees M ay 21—Finchley, v. Hampstead M ay 26—Finchley, v. Edgware June 2—Finchley, v. London Deaf and D um b June 9—Finchley, v Alert June 16—Finchley, v. Caledonian June 16—Finchley, v. T rinity Presbyterians June 20—Finchley, v. Ham pstead June 23—Finchley, v. Highgate Bohemians June 30—Finchley, v. Russell July 7—Finchley, v. Argyle July 11—Finchley, v. Farleigh July 14—f inchley, v. Finsbury Rovers July 21—Finchley, v. Balmoral July 28—Tufnell Park, v. Bees Aug. 4—Clapton, v. Amhurst Aug. 11— Finchley, v. Caledonian Aug. 18—Finchley, v. Am hurst Aug. 25—Finchley, v. Collard and Collard Sept. 1—Edgware, v. Edgware Sept. 8—Edm onton, v. Russell Sept. 15—Finchley, v. Balmoral Sept. 22—Finchley, v. Alert Sept. 29—Finchley, v. Highgate Bohemians The ground is in Fortis Green Road, East Finchley, about five minutes’ walk from the Station. “ In te r- U n iv e rs ity R e c o rd s.”—F ull particu- of all Competitions in Athletics, Bicycling, Bil­ liards. Chess, Cricket, Cross Country, Law n Tennis, Polo, Racquets, Rifle Contests, Rowing, and Tennis, between Oxford and Cambridge, from 1827 to 1887. Most valuable as a reference. Sent post-free on receipt of 1/2 in stamps, by W right & Co., 41, Andrew’s H ill, Doctors* Commons, E.C. THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM OF 1888 T he follow ing is the program m e as settled The tw o last fixtures w ith Shrew sbury's team have yet to be settled. O n Ju ly 5 th e A us­ tralia n s w ill play either a t Leicester or Stoke. T he other m atches have been definitely arranged. MAY. M. 7—Norbury, v. M r. C. I. Thornton’s Eleven. F. 11—Birm ingham , v. Warwickshire. M. 14—Kennington Oval, v. Surrey. Th. 17—Oxford, v. Oxford University. M. 21—Sheffield, v. Yorkshire. Th. 24—Manchester, v. Lancashire. M. 28—Lord’s, v. Gentlem en of England. Th. 31—K ennington Oval, v. Players of England, M. Th. M. JU N E , 4—N ottingham , v. Notts. 7—Cambridge, v. Cambridge University. 11—Leyton, v. Past and Present Oxford University. Th. 14—Lord’s, v. Middlesex. M. 18—Birm ingham , v. A n England Eleven. Th. 21—L ord’s, v. M.C.C. and Ground. M. 25—Bradford, v. Yorkshire. Th. 29—Manchester, v. North of England. JU L Y . M . 2—Liverpool, v Liverpool and District. Th. 5—Leicester, v. Leicestershire. M. 9—Derby, v. Derbyshire. Th. 12—E dinburgh, v. Gentlemen of Scotland. M. 16—L o rd ’s, E n g la n d v. A u s tra lia . Th. 19—Brighton, v. Sussex. M. 23—Leyton, v. Past and Present of Cam ­ bridge University. Th. 21-Huddersfield, v. An E ngland Eleven. M. 30—Kennington Oval, v. Surrey. AUGUST. Th. 2—Hastings, v. South of England. M. 6—Canterbury, v. Kent. Th. 9—Clifton, v. Gloucestershire. M. 13—K e n n ing to n O v a l, E n g la n d v. A us ­ t r a lia . Th. 16—N ottingham , v. Notts. M. 20—Cheltenham, v. Gloucestershire. Th. 23—Crystal Palace, v. South of England. M. 27—Portsm outh, v. Past and Present of Oxford and Cambridge Th. 30—M a n ch e ste r, E n g la n d v. A u s tra lia . SE P T EM B E R . M. 3—Harrogate, v. An England Eloven. Th. 6—Scarborough, v. Lord Londesborough’s Eleven. M. 10—Bradford, v. Shrewsbury and Lilly- w hite’s Team. Th. 13—Leeds, v. Shrewsbury and Lillyw hite’s Team. CHATHAM HOU SE W AND ERERS CLUB. F ix tu re s f o r 1888. May 21—v. Uxbridge M ay 24—v. Carshalton June 9—v. Tonbridge June 16—v. H am pton W ick July 5—v. Chiswick Park July 10—v. Forest H ill July 14—v. Epsom College Masters July 18—v. Blackheath K ent T our . July 30, 31—v. Rochester Aug. 1, 2—v. St. Lawrence, Canterbury Aug. 3,4—v. Shorncliffe Cam p Aug. 6—v. Bickley Park Members wishing to play in any of tho above Matches are requested to communicate w ith Mr. F. C lem ence, 39, Alfred Place West, South Ken­ sington. S p le n d id P o rtb a its of D r. W . G. G race, M r. W. W . R e a d (the Surrey amateur), and M r. A. N. H o rnb y (the Lancashire Captain), Price 6d. each. Size 9in. by tin. Also fac simile of Signatur s. Sent securely packed on receipt of Seven Stamps. The Three for Is., post free. W right and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. T h re e D ozen O r d e r o f Going-in C ards, w ith latest improvements, together w ith Wooden Case for hanging up in Pavilion or tent, sent on receipt of 2/6, by the Manager of this Paper, 41. St. Annrew’s H ill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C.