Cricket 1888

18 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. FEB. 23, 1888. are confident that his all-round play on the cricket grounds of the old country will even add to the high reputation he already enjoys. CRICKET IN SOUTH AFRICA. TOURNAMENT AT GRAHAMSTOWN. An old C rick et reader has been kind enough to send us particulars of a very successful tournament recently held in the Cape Colony. Among those who played Messrs. L. Winslow of Sussex, C. H. Yintcent of Charterhouse, O. R. Dunell of Eton and Oxford, H. H. Webster of Yorkshire and West of Scotland, and Rev. A. Porter of Keble College, Oxford, will be well known to English cricketers. The wicket- keeping of the last named for King Williams- town isr eported to have been of the highest order. Our correspondent adds that oricket is flourishing altogether in the Cape Colony. Flo rcat ! PORT E L IZA B ET H v. KING- W IL L I AMS- TOWN. Port Elizabeth won by 170 runs. Innes Parkin were unchanged in the first innings of Williamstown. P ort E l iza b e t h . First Innings. C. B ritton, c W inslow, b Davies ......................... 0 J. Lyons, b Davies .......... 6 MeKeating, c Bayly, b Davies................................31 Duuell, c Smith, b Southey 24 Innes, run out ................. 6 W ebster, c Bayly, bDavies 39 .......... ” ’ 6 9 2 6 0 Second Innings. b Nash... b Nash .. A. Britton,c and b Winslow E lliott, c and b Sm ith Sm ith, b D avies.......... B. W im ble, b Davies... H. Parkin, not out ... Extras ......................... 0 Total ...129 lbw, b Nash ... 0 not out................. 68 b Nash................. 5 c Boyes, b Bayly 17 run out ..........44 bN ash................. 19 st Porter, bN ash 2 b Bayly .......... 1 c Porter, b W in ­ slow................. 14 E x tras.......... 8 Total ...203 K in g W illia m st o w n . First Innings. Sm ith, st Sm ith, b Innes Benton, lbw, b Innes Giddy, st Sm ith, b Innes Na di, m n out ................. W inslow, b Innes .......... Boyes, b P a rk in ................. Schermbrucker, DInnes... Bayly. b P a rk in ................. Rev. Porter, b Innes.......... Southey, b Parkin .......... Davies, not o u t ................. Extras ......................... Total ... Second Innings. 0 not out............... 7 2 c B ritton, b P ar­ kin ................. 3 12 b W im b le .......2J 0 b W im b le ...... 17 10 c Elliott, b Innes 6 2 c S m i t h , b W im ble ... 3 b Parkin ... 23 b Parkin ... 0 b W im ble ... 9 b W im ble ... 0 b W im ble ... 6 Extras... , 67 Total K IM B E R L E Y v. GRAHAMSTOWN. Kimberley won by an innings and 141 runs. Vintcent took nine wickets of Grahamstown for 34, Grimmer seven for 37 runs. They bowled unchanged through Grahamstown’s first innings. K im b e r l e y . Tan'.re 1, c Lloyd, b Har )er .................51 Co^hlan, b Barber ... 9 Sm ith, b Barbor ... 21 E lliott b Wallace ... 0 De Villiers, b Buck- land Grimm er, ibw, b L D o ld ........................ W oolthorpe, c Dold, b Seccull 11 L. 32 Vintcent, b L. D old l Finlason, run rut ... 3 V i*n3, Ibw, b Sec- cull .........................22 Perriag, not out ... 0 B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... 13 Tota1 ...233 G rahamstown First Innings. W allace, lbw, b Grimmer Stratford, b Vintcent Buckland, c and b G rim ­ mer ................................ Catton, b Vintcent .......... Seccull, b G rim m e r.......... Lloyd, b Grimm er .......... L. Dold, run out.................. Lam b, b Grimm er .......... Leach, not out .................. H. Dold, c Tancred, b Vintcent ......................... Barber, c Vigne, b G rim mer ................. Second Innings. b Finlason b Vintcent Vint- b b Vintcent not out c Sm ith, b c e n t... c Vintcent; Finlason c Vintcent, b Finlason.......... c E l l i o t t , b Grimmer c Klinck, b V int­ cent .................. c De Villiers, b Grimm er Extras ... Total ...11 c W oodthorpe, b Einlason.......... 2 Extras.......... 10 Total ... K IM B E R L E Y v. K IN G W ILLIAM STOWN . Kimbarley won by an innings and 77 runs. Vintcent and Grimmer were unohanged in both innings of King Williamstown. Each took ten wickets, Vintcent for 23, Grimmer for 27 runs. K in g W illia m st o w n . First Innings. Giddy, b Grimm er .......... 1 Sm ith, b Grimm er .......... 2 Bayly, b Grimm er ... ^ ... W inslow, c Sm ith, b G rim ­ mer ................................ Nash, b V intcent .......... Benton, b V in tc e n t.......... Schermbrucker, b G rim ­ mer ................................ Rev. Porter, b V in tce nt... N. Porter, c Grimm er, b Vintcent ......................... Southey, c Vintcent, b Grimm er ......................... Davies, not o u t .................. Second Innings. b V intcent.......... 1 c E lliot, b V int­ cent .......... i b Grimm er E x tra s ......................... 6 T o ta l..................37 0 8 c K l i n c k , Grimm er 0 not out 1 b Grimm er 0 b Vintcent... 7 c Smith, b G rim ­ mer .......... 9 b Vintcent... 3 b V intcent.......... 0 c Sm ith, b V int­ cent .......... E x tra.......... Total ... 20 K im b e r l e y . Tancred, st Porter, b N sish......................... 0 Sm ith, b W inslow ... 16 Perring, c Giddy, b N a s h ......................... 1 De Villiers, c Nash, b Davies ................. 0 Klinck, c Giddy, *b W in s lo w ................. 36 W oodthorpe, c Ben­ ton, b W inslow ... 10 Grimm er, b W in ­ slow ......................... 6 Finlason, c Winslow, b Southey ..........38 Vintcent, not out ... 14 Vigne, b Bayley ... 8 E lliot, b W inslow ... 2 Extras................. 3 T o ta l..........131 PORT EL IZABETH v. GRAHAMSTOWN. Grahamstown won by 93 runs. Innes took thirteen wickets of Grahanistown for 83, Barber fifteen of Port Elizabeth for G4 runs. G raham stow n . First Innings. F. W allace, b In n e s .......... 9 W . Leach, c Goldsm ith, b Inne3 ................................ 0 W. Catton, b In n e s .......... 0 E. B uck lan l.b Goldsm ith 97 G. Lloyd, st Smith, b Innes 0 Second Innings. run out .......... 2 c Goldsm ith, b Innes .......... 0 st Sm ith, b Innes 1 c Smith, b Innes 9 b Innes ..........13 P ort E l iza b e t h . First Innings. B ritton, b W allace ........ 2 Lyons, b Barber... ........ 2 McKeating, b Barber ... 35 Innes, c L. Dold, b W allace 10 Dunell, c Buckland, b Barber ..................... 15 Webster, b W allace........ 4 E lliott, c Lloyd, b Seccull 18 W im ble, b Barber ......... 0 Sm ith, b Barber................ 3 Goldsm ith, not o u t ......... 4 Parkin, b Barber ......... 0 Extras ....................... 5 Total ..............98 Second Innings. b Barber .......... 0 b Barber .......... 2 b Barber .......... 0 lbw, b Barber ... 3 b Barber .......... c Lloyd, b W a l­ lace ................. b Barber .......... b Barber .......... b Barber .......... b Barber .......... not out .......... Extras.......... Total ... 52 K IM B E R L E Y v. PORT ELIZABETH . Kimberley won by 187 runs. Vintcent took eleven wickets of Port Elizabeth for 52 runs. K im b e r l e y . First Innings. Tancred, b Parkin ... . Coghlan, b Parkin ... . Smith, c Sm ith, b In ties . Klinck, b Parkin............... De Villiers, DW im ble Woodthorpe, rnn out Grimmer, b W im ble... Vintcent, b B ritton . Vigne, ru n o u t ... Perring, not out ... . Extras .......... , Second Innings. b B r itto n ..........42 b W im b le .......... 5 c Dunell, b P ar­ kin ................. 4 c and b B ritton 0 c E lliott,b Innes 23 c Dunell, b Brit- Total ton .......... ... 40 ... 19 ru no ut ... 27 )le 7 c Britton, b Parkin ... ... 4 ... 17 b Webster... ... 18 ... 8 b W im ble... ... 20 ... 4 not out ... 4 ... 5 Extras ... 21 ...135 Total ...208 P ort E l iza b e t h . First Innings. B. W im ble, b Vintcent ... 3 A. R Innes, c Grimm er, b V intcent ......................... F. McKeating, c Sm ith, b Grimm er .........................14 O. R. Dunell, c Vintcent,b Grimm er ......................... C. G. Elliott, c W ood­ thorpe, b Grimm er ... 6 A. Britton, b V intcent ... 6 H. Webster, 1b w, b V int­ cent ................................ 7 J. Lyons, b Vintcent ... 12 C. Britton, not out ..........13 H. M. Sm ith, b Vintcent... 0 H. Parkin, b Grimm er ... 4 Extras ....... ............. 3 Second Innings, c and b Grimm er 0 3 lbw, b G rim m er 10 5 S m i t h , b Grimm er ... 2 25 b Grimm er ... 15 b Vintcent... b Grimm er b Vintcent... runo ut b Vintcent n o to ut b Vintcent Extras Total ................. 96 Total GRAHAMSTOWN v. K ING W ILLIAMS- TOWN. King Williamstown won by 8 runs. Barber took ten wickets of King Williamstown at a cost of 70 runs. K ing W illia m sto w n . First Innings. Smith, c Dold, b W allace 3 Giddy, c Lloyd, b Barber 22 Nash, b W allace................. 4 Winslow, b W allace.......... 0 Schermbrucker, b Barber 4 Bayly, b W allace................. 3 Benton, b Barber .......... 3 Rev. A. Porter, b Barber... 15 N. Porter, b B a rb e r.......... 1 Southey, not out .......... 4 Davies, c Lloyd, b Dold ... 0 Extras ......................... 3 Second Innings, c Buckland, b Barber .......... 4 1b w, b W allace 26 b Wallace... b Barber ... b Barber ... b Barber ... b Buckland c H. Dold, Seccull ... c Seccull, Barber ... b Seccull ... not out Extras 5 1 0 ... 55 ... 3 b ... 13 b ... 1 ... 3 ... 0 Total First Inning Stratford, run out ... Catton, b Davies Wallace, run out Buckland. st Porter, Southey ................. Lam b, run out .......... ... 62 G raham stow n . Total ...118 Second Innings. 4 cGiddy.b Davies 2 3 cBayly.bSoutheylO 1 b W inslow .......... 2 c Davies, bN ash b W inslow .......... G o ldsm ith................ ’... 11 not out .......... 21 b W inslow......................... 19 c Porter, b L. Dold. b W imM e ... ... 0 b Parkin .......... 9 W inslow.......... 2 J. Lam b, b Innes ... 7 c Lyons, b Innes 17 Lloyd, c a n l b W inslow ... 19 c Giddy, b Nash 24 S. Barber, b W im ble .. ... 0 c Elliott, b Inne3 6 Dold, c Davies, b Winslow 0 not out .......... 0 7. Stratford, not out... ... 25 c Goldsm ith, b Leach,st Porter,b Southey 0 b Davies .......... 1 Innes .......... 1 Barker, b W inslow .......... 0 b Davies .......... 12 H. Dold, b W im ble ... ... 1 cW im ble,blnnes 0 H. Dold, not o u t................. 0 b Southey .......... 8 Extras ................. ... 15 E xtras.......... 4 E x tras.......... 0 Total .......... ...162 T otal ... 86 Total .......... „. 93 Total .„ 74 NEXT ISSUE, MARCH 29.