Cricket 1888

178 CRICKET i A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 7, 1888. he has gained even a higher reputation- Since he was seventeen years of age, he has played in the first Twenty of his club, and his record on the football field is a most distinguished one. He was Vice-capcain of the South Ballarat team, when they were the premiers of the Western District, and has for the last three years acted as captain of the Fitzroy Club, one of the principal clubs of Victoria. He is one of the first three football players of his Colony, and at the same time one of the most popular of Victorian athletes. At the General Meeting of the Fitzroy Club last year he was presented by the members with a gold watch and chain, and the night before he left Australia with a diamond locket in appre­ ciation of his services and personal worth. Mr. Worrall is employed on the Melbourne Age , and, we believe, is acting as its correspondent with the Australian team. Our portrait is from a photograph by Gillman and Co., of Oxford. NORTHBROOK v. CHISWICK PARK. Played at Chiswick on June 2. N o r t h b r o o k . First Innings. A.H.Smith,b Stewart 2 H.N.Smith.b Stewart C. Pearse, b Farr R. W. Burroughs, b Stewart ................. 8 A.E.Coates,b Stewart 11 J. Dacres, c Stewart, b Farr .................33 C. Hlgham, b Farr ... 1 A. East, b Farr.......... 1 In the Second Innings A. H. Smith scored (not out) 24, Pearse, c Stewart, b Reiscbach, 4, Spring­ thorpe (not out) 9; extras 4.—Total, 41. C h isw ick P a r k . C. O. Springthorpe, not out ................. T. W. Blenkiron, b Stewart ................. Extras................. Total 95 F. E. Street,cDacres, S. H. Beckley, not b Blenkiron .......... 12 out ... ................. 49 Hon. W. Maxwell, c G. A. Von Reischach Blenkiron, b A. H. bEast ................. 0 Smith ................. 12 J. Nicoll, b East ... 0 J. Farr, o Blenkiron, J. Webb-Watts, b b P earse................. 44 E ast........................ 12 O. S. Dean, b BlenkH. J. Town, b East 2 iron ........................ 4 Extras................. 14 R. B. Stewart, c A. — Smith, b East 28 Total ..........178 J. R. Green, o H. N. Smith, b Pearse ... 1 INCOGMITI v. UPPINGHAM SCHOOL. Played at Uppingham on June 1 and 2. In c o g n iti. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. EWELL. Played at Ewell on June 2. H am pstead N ondescripts. J. Hutchinson, run HaroTdWade.b Judge 41 H. W. Burnside, b Holland ................. 7 J. M. Broad, c A. M. Walters, b Leggatt 29 F. V. Selfe, b Judge... 2 E . it. R obs , b Judge... 7 W. J. Haycraft, b Judge........................ 6 L. Hutchinson, st P. M. Walters, b Leg- gafct ........................ 3 B w e l l . J. H. Bridges, b L. Hutchinson ..........41 C. A. S. Ijeggatt, c Burnside, b W. J. H aycraft.................29 P. M. Walters, cW. J. Haycraft, b L. Hutchinson .......... 9 G. F. Wells-CcAe, b W. C. Yarborough, W olferstan .......... 44 b Wolferstan 3 A. W. L. Hemming, c C. J. Inglis, b Hem How, b Hemmant 3 mant ................. 87 R. C. Nystrom, b C. S. W. Cobbold, b Hemmant .......... 12 Hemmant .......... 43 A. E. Leatham, b W. D’A. Barnard, c Hemmant .......... 45 Eogg, b How.......... 3 C. H. Hunter, c A. Rotherham, not Peachey, b Hemout ... - ............... 0 mant ........................ 36 B 8,1 b 2 .......... 10 H. S. Prinsep, c How, — b W olferstan.......... 12 Total ..........298 U p p in g h a m S c h o o l . First Innings. Second Innings. E. Castle, c Leatham, b Cobbold ........................61 B. E. Figgis, b Cobbold ... 7 A. S. Hogg, c Prinsep, b Leatham ........................ 2 C. A. P. WoIferstan, b Cobbold ........................ A. D. Alderson, c Wells- Cole. b Cobbold .......... G. M. Hannay, c Prinsep, b Cobbold........................ G. E. Hemmingway, run out ............................... F. A. W. How, c Hunter, b Leatham ................. H. G. Peachey, b Leatham F. W. Hemmant, c and b Cobbold ........................ E. B. Kershaw, not out ... B 12,1 b 1 ................ Total ... not out b Nystrom b Cobbold... out H. V. Dickinson, b Judge ................. J. C. H. Smith, b Judge ................. G. J. K. Martyn, not out ........................ B 2, lb 3, nb 5 ... 12 Total ...127 32 A. Killick, not out A. M. Walters, c Wade, b W.J.Hay- craft........................ 9 W.Charman, not out 16 B 7, lb 1,w 1 ... 9 SURBITON v. KENSINGTON PARK. Played at Surbiton on June 2. S u rb ito n . Total ...145 F. Judge, A. W. Holland, C. P. Downing, W. S Harrowell and T. Stone did not bat. , 40 .149 b Nystrom not out CRYSTAL PALACE v. W ILL -O ’-THE - W ISPS. Played at the Crystal Palace on June 2. C r y s t a l P a l a c e . First Innings. Second Innings. F. W. Janson, b Money- Wigram ........................17 S. Colman, b Hadow ... 16 F.Barry.b Money-Wigram 2 C. J. M. Fox, b Hadow ... 0 b Cottrell... 0. Mitchell, c Bainbridge, b Hadow ........................19 L. H. Neame, not out ... 45 J. N. Noakes, b Money- Wigram ........................ 0 H.Hetley.bUoney-Wigram 0 b Goldner . F. H.Horniblow, c Hadow, b M oney-W igram .......... 4 F. W. Aste, b Money- b Goldner . not out b Cottrell... b Goldner... 18 Wigram P. Currey, b gram ... .... Extras ... Total Money-Wi- not out Extras , 15 ..140 Total W iL L - O ’-THE-WlSPS. 21b Cobbold... 9 b Wells-Cole ... 22 8 b Cobbold........ 0 1 b Yarborough ...22 H. W. Bainbridge, c and b Aste ..........36 S. W. Cattley, c Col­ man, b Aste ..........15 E. M. Hadow, run o u t .......................... 0 C. E. Cottrell, c Jac- son, b Noakes ... 4 E. Money-Wigram, b Noakes .................. 0 P. T. Welman, c Cur­ rey, b Noakes ... 40 Jan- R. W. Byass, c son, b Aste .......... A. Bovill, not out ... F. Bovill, b Noakes J. Brand, run out ... A. H. Goldner, lb w , b B a r ry ................. E xtras................. Total SOUTHGATE v. B. A. GREEN’S XI. Played at Southgate on June 2. S o u th g a te . First Innings. F.Bryan, c E. Ralli, b Walker .................18 A. E. White, hw, b Webbe ................. 5 F. P. Francis, b Walker .................11 E. P. Sugden, c and b W alker................. 2 E. C. Saunders, c J. Bradshaw, b Webbe 4 A. L. Ford, b Walker 12 G. Jiggins, c Webbe, b Walker .......... W. R. Jenkins, c Walker, b Webbe A. S. Harris, not out W. J. Seward, b Walker ................. D Fairweather, b Webbe ................. B 7, nb 1 .......... Total ... ..*. E. H. Buckland, c Rimington, b Ful­ lerton .................48 J. H.Strachan.bLow 0 P. H. Castle, b Low 1 E .Brook«s,cRaphael, b Low .................66 C. Sewell, c Riming­ ton, b Johnson ... 7 Rev. A. E. Beavan, run out .................12 18 ...126 G. H. Windeler, b Johnson.................11 Rev. C. R. Bailey, b L o w ........................19 A.T.Behrend.not o^t 10 L. Easum. b Ride ... 3 R. P. Sewell, c Low, b Ride .................62 15,1b2,w l, n b l 19 Total K ensington P ark . W. F. Thompson,bR. P. Sewell................. 8 G. H. P. Street, c Castle.bR.P.Sewell 10 W. G. Raphael, b Buckland...................16 D. C. Lee, b R. P. Sewell .................20 G. A. Rimington, b R. P. Sewell .......... 6 J. C. Low, b R. P. Sewell ................. 9 T. B. Ride, b R. P. Sewell ................. C. F. Wade, b Bailey F. H. Foa, b R. P. Sewell ................. Fullerton, not out ... H. Johnson, c Castle, b Sewell................. Extras................. Total 91 In the Second Innings Sugden scored (not out) 11, Harris, (not out) 81; w 1.—1ToUal, 43. B. A. G reen ’ s XI. candbNystTom 0 B 3 ,1b 1, w l 5 Total ...192 A.J.Webbe.bFrancis 48 I. D. Walker, b Bryan .................47 E. P. Ralli, c Ford, b Francis .................14 J.Brad^haw, b B ya n 0 J. Ralli, b Francis ... 10 R S. Bradshaw, b Francis ................. 9 C.W Knox, not-out... 14 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v. DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Tonbridge on June 2. D u lw ic h C o lle g e . First Innings. O. M. Wells, b Reid 1 R. N. Douglas, b Kortright.................19 F. de L. Solbe, c Aston, b Reid........... 5 J. Douglas, o Aston, b Reid .................. 3 T. A. B. Peppe, c Aston, b Reid............ 25 J. C. Gait, b Reid ... 7 J. M. Campbell, not out ................. ... 1 In the Second Innings R. N. Douglas scored (not out) 24, Solbe (not out) 29; b 4, w 2—Total, 59. T onbridge S chool . W. J. Hancock, b Reid ................. A. E. Gilmoro, c Aston, b Kortright E. R. Edwards, b Kortright .......... S. H. Northcote, b Kortright .......... L b ................. Total , 72 R. A. Arnold, c J. Douglas, b North­ cote ........................... 15 H. Lovegrove, run out ... ................... 3 H. H. Perry, o R. N. Douglas, b Camp­ bell ...........................12 E. E. Bryant, not out ........................... 32 O.C. Hatt, c Wells, b J. D ouglas.............30 L. L. Reid, b Gait ... 8 R.S. Aston, st Wells, b Gait ................. 4 C. J. Kortright, b Gait........................ S M. O. C. Tandy, b Campbell ..........24 W. A. Whit«, run out 17 E. S. Cardell, b J. Douglas................. 0 B 2,1 b 2, w 2 ... 0 Total ...153 LONDON SCOTTISH v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Brondesbury on May 26. C h a r lto n P a rk . W. Burnett, c and b D. Anderson.......... Capt. McCanlis, c Denniston, b D. Anderson.. H.Turrell, b D.Ander­ son ........................ W. Martin, bDennis- ton ........................ S. Sargent, b Dennis­ ton ........................ 1 Total A. Lovey,bDenniston- 3 L o n ; on S cottish . H. L a w r e n c e , c Maclagan, b Greig 20 E. Hoyland, b Greig 7 D. L. Grant (sub.), not out ................. 0 F. Allen, c and b Denniston .......... 1 W.McCanlis, b Greig 4 B 3, lb 1, w 3 ... 7 G. Mappin, c Bryan, b Fairweather ... 12 W.C.Mayor, b Bryan 0 H.H.Christie,bBryan 0 F. S. Williams, b Bryan ................. 0 B I, lb 1 .......... 5 Total .„ .;.159 J. Johnston, b Allen 3 G. Mackay, b Allen .. 17 VV. Maclagan, b Allen 35 D. Anderson, st Sar­ gent, b Martin ... 20 A. Denniston, b Martin .................14 D. McFarlan, c Sar­ gent, b A llen .......... 1 J. Anderson, b Allen 12 not G. C. Lindsay, Allen ... J. Whitehorn, out ........................10 W. Greig, c Sargent, b Allen ................. 3 N. Gibson, c Law­ rence, b Martin ... 5 B R,lb5, w l ... 14 Total ...143 “ I nter -U n iv ersit y R ecords .”— Full particu- of all Competitions in Athletics, Bicycling, Bil­ liards. Chess, Cricket, Cross Count y, Lawn 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 Wright ^ A ndrew 's HUl, Doctors’..Ceitmona. E ^ .