Cricket 1888

274 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 10, 1886 ef 18815 has known him no more. Having qualified him self by residence at Maidstone, W right was this year duly installed in the Kent eleven, and of the value of his services to the County there can be no doubt. As a bowler in particular he has been of the greatest use, and, indeed, the statistical table which appeared in the Sportitig L ife of Saturday showed that he is the ninth in the order of m erit among the bowlers of the year. H is selection to represent the Players against the Australians as well as the Gentlem en at the Oval, was only a just tribute to his undoubted capacities as a cricketer, Wright is a left-hand bowler of medium pace. His delivery is fairly high, and as he generally breaks from leg ho requires careful watohing. Hia aotion, though not laboured in itself, is somewhat difficult to follow, and aa h® occasionally bowls a ball whioh has g. vary deoeptive flight, he is never, at any time, vary easy. Moreover he keeps an excellent length, and the batsmen in a general way •aanpt take liberties of any kind. He is a rigfht-handed bat, and though lacking in kit his defence is excellent, #o that at times his is a very troublesome wioket to get. A brilliant flold anywkere, his out cricket is Vtfry much above the average in every wav. Our pcuafcrait is from a phonograph by Alien and Son, Limited, of Nottingham. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. STREATRAM, Playod ftt Streatham on July 14. 8TBBATHA.3*. H. E. Petherick, b Walker ,................ A.B. Field, b Walker C. Mergan, b Walker P. W. Mills, not Out WUsoQ.b Selfe... 4V. 3. Trollope, c piekin8oa,bwaHc«ar 3 rW. R. Higsou, <2 Martin, b BraifeV waibe........................13 C.L.Morgan,c Broad, b Selfe .................114 £ . O. Bambridge, b Walker .................13 12.0. Dra&e, b Walker 3 <3. R. Sherwavd, b W. J. Havcraft ... 3 H a XPSTFE^D IfONDBSOlflFTS. B lfc, lb 5, nb 2 ... 17 fo ta l ..........185 f . 8. Haycsaft, b Pethexick u, ... 9 V , J. Haycraffc, V 0. Morgan ... .» ... 6 B . » . Walkjw, b 0. Morgan ... ... .«. % I . M. fkoad, b V<3th- orlok... ... .« — 6 (X Braithevaitb, b F&ttiefrick.............. 5 V. 6elfc, run OQt... 5 Abbott, b Petty* <**•* v> *■. Q I). L . Williamson, b 0. Morgan .......... 0 H. V. Dickenson, b Petheriek .......... 9 ft. J. K. Martyn, not out .......... .......... 3 8. D. Falrless, lbw, b Cambridge.......... 2 B l , » l .......... 3 «ptal ... 33 EMERITI V, BEXLET. Played at Besfoy o u J v J * ’ 14. B exlb i* E. B. Payne, b Deam 1 W. W. Mann, b Dean 9 ©.Kel3ey.cFennessy, b Prendergast ... 1 B. Gtbson, not o u t... 9 0. Ashdown, 1b w, b Dean... .......... 2 B 10, lb 5, w 3 ... 24 X A, Winter, c Ptea- detrgaot, b Dean 41 C B. H ornet b Preit- Oefgasrt - ............... 0 *JI. L. Daniter, • Payne, b liean o. 94 3 J; Honey, b Dean ... 8 W: H« SpoitifiwOvd, b Frendergasfc ... 4 {fc, Sandon, b rc©r> j Aergaat *«• — ... G ! H S. FeftUMS?, e H. B. Prendergast. Saottiswood, b llonier ... ... .,. 13 -ft xi. £» T'raffnrd, e - 5 Total ...145 Mann, b Horner ... %. Witbali.eDunater, b H orner................. 3 E. Rodriguez, b SornDr .................Qi D. a. Pean, b Horner 4 HL if. Harrison, b Mana.* ... ... 47 Gibson, b Mann ... 12 E.A. Bishop, not out 11 F. H Harding, 1b w, b Horner................. 0 C. 0. Payne, run out 0 J. P. Munster, c and b Horner................. 2 B 10, lb5 ...........15 Total ...139 S itu C h ief C ounties.— Owing to an omissron iiirtti tit© results were only made up to the peevloas Saturday, there # ere some apparent Orrore in oar taklfe jff results last Thursday. X<jut kad Tip to tkjrt day, wg may add, won t o y * , 1 « 3 % twa, and drawn o n e ; Yorkshire t v e , iasfr two, giiid di*aw» Uwee ; Nfrfcts w^mitfkaee, ikr&e, anddi»wn*two h m t c & . MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. PERIPATETICS. Played at Willesden on July 7. M.T.S. C. S. A. Whittington. H.G.C. Day, b Miller 29 b F. Dixon 22 G. F. Arnold, b H. M. A b b o t t , b Dixon ................. 0 Sharoot .......... 0 A. H. Barron, not E. A. Fagan, ‘b out ....................... 2 Morice .......... 0 P. Umney, b Miller 0 H. R. Swatman, run H. V. Kingsford, b out ................. 20 Miller ................. 0 P. W. Kent, b f ! B 12, lb 1, w l ... 14 Dixon .......... ... 0 — B. Long, b Cooper 3 Total .......... 90 P e r ip a t e t ic s . N. Morice, b Whit­ tington ................. 9 E. C. Cooper, b Whit* tington ................. 9 W. )5. Dixon, b W hittington.......... T A. Sharoot, b Long... 0 F. C. Dixon, b Whit­ tington ................. 0 A. Taylor, • Long, b Swatman.................25 E. T. Cason, e Whit­ tington, b Long ... 1 A. Miller, b Swat­ man ......................... 0 G. F. Bampfylde, b Long........................ 5 R. Broadley, not out 6 S.D. Mitchison, sub., not out ... N. ... 0 B ... ... .......... 6 T otal.......... 68 POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS ▼. PLAISTOW. Played at Bromley on July 14. P o in t House R am blers. J. Yeoman, e Hodg­ son, b Reed ..........16 H. Crusoe, 1 b w, b R eed ........................ 1 G. F. M. Camroux, b Latter .................11 0. J. Carver, b Latter 3 A. H. Newington, b Latter ................. 8 E. H. Rock, b Latter 0 T. B. Shipp, e Latter, b Reed ... 1 O. M. Benwell, c Solbe, b Reed ... 14 J. A. Sturrock, c Longden, b Latter 3 G. R. Hill, not out ... 0 G. Oliver, b Reed ... 0 B 4, w 4 .......... 8 P l a is t o w . Total 60 W.L.Knowles, retired 21 B. Poulter, b Carver 5 8. A. Smith, b Cam­ roux ........................28 F. Bolbe, 1 b w, b Carver ... .* ... 6 W. Hodgsbn, b Cam- so u x ........................ 6 0. E. Gorchorn, l b w , Total b Carvee................. 5 E. C. Reed did not bat. not A. H. Latter, out ........................ F. E . Smee, b Cam­ roux ........................ J. Longdefl, b Carver C. C. Brown, not out B 2,1 b 2 .......... 4 . 92 MB. J. W . HOBBS’ CLUB v. BATTER­ SEA. Played at Batteriea on July 11. J. W. H o b b s ' C l u b . A. Wheeler, e Barnes, b Hqjsley.................30 T. Adams, b Barnes... 13 E. Mills, c and b Tyacke ................. 1 J. Caffarey, c Parkes, b Finding.................33 J. Bowftr, c Tyacke, b Horsley................. 2 W. Peters, c Riley, b Finding .................12 T. Brown, b Finding 35 J. Beaumont, b Finding................. 5 W . King, b Finding 27 J. Ayers, run out ... 0 H. Adams, not out... 1 B l l , w l ..........12 Tptal ...174 B a t t e r s e a . W. Parkes, run out 10 G. Karnes, not out... 1 B 5,1 b 1 .......... 6 P. P. Tyacke, run out 26 G. Swift, b Beaumont 0 E. Wilson, not out ... 32 L. Finding, b Beau­ mont .......... ... 2 F.Brown. c T. Adams, b Beaumont ..........19 J. Horsley, F. Arnold, J. Thornes and T. Riley did not bat. Total , 96 M r . W . G% G race celebrated his fortieth birthday yesterday. Many happy retifm s ! R ICHMOND v. IN T E R N A T IO N A L C O L ­ L E G E . Played at R ichm ond on July 14. I nternational C ollege . First Innings. Second Innings. H. R. Ladell, c Yerburgh, b Needham ............... 1 E. W. Chapman, b Need­ ham ............................. 2 b Cave.................. 4 Read, c Beauclerk, b Yer­ burgh ............................. 8 not out ........... 1 T. Lewthwaite, h w, b Tubby...............................13 b Bailey ........... 2 B. Bocquit, b Needham ... 5 not out ........... 1 T. Martin, b Needham ... 10 b Bailey ........... 6 Hardwiek, o Purves, b Tubby..............................11 b Cave.................. 5 F. Stewart, st Cave, b Needham .„ ... ........ 0 c Beauclerk, b Cave................. 6 C. T. Waite, b Needham 0 b Cave ........... 0 G. Beley, not out .......... 0 b Bailey ........... 2 A. Penleado, b Needham 0 b Cave ........... 0 B 3 ,J b 3 ........................ 6 B ................. 6 Total ..........50 R ic h m o n d . Total ... 33 B. E. Yerburgh, b Chapman ..........24 A. Dealtry, b Hard- B. S. Cave, o' Waite, bRead ............... 4 E. D. C. Cecil,bRead 19 F.O.Tubby, b Martin 28 C. W.Willett, b Read 7 J. C. Jukes, c Lewtlv waite, b Martin ... 4 S. O. Purves, b Read 0 J. Bailey, c Martin, b Read ................. 0 G. M. Beauclerk, not out ........................11 Needham, o Chap­ man, b R ead .......... 2 L b ........................ 0 Total ...104 BRIGHTON CLUB v. HURST COLLEGE. Played on the Hurst College Ground on July 12. B r ig h t o n C l u b . F. H. Mowatt, b WJird........................23 W. O. Holloway, 1b w, b Salomons... 24 F. C. Lingard, b Salomons.................85 A. E. Aitken, b White........................31 J. L. Lancaster, o Michell, b Bigge ... 5 E. H. Seaton, c Bigge, b Seymour ... ... 27 H. R. Scott, not out 1 F. W. E. Blake, c Nepean, b Sey­ mour ................. 4 Capt. F. G. Fowke, b Salom ons..........11 G. G. Halstead, lbw, b Salom ons.......... 0 H. B. Armitage, b Seymour .......... l B ll, lb 3, w l . . . 15 H urst C o lle g e . Total ...244 C.F.Bigge, b Mowatt 0 H. W. Keeling, not o u t ........................ 5 B 6,1 b 1 .......... 7 A. F. Nepean, b Lin­ gard ... .......... 4 J. L. Salomons, not out ........................64 E. J. Seymour, b Lingard ................. 2 Total 0. F. Michell, b Holloway.................16 G. Smith, N. B. Ward, B. P. Smith, R. P. Bull and E. V. White did not bat. PALLINGSWICK v. IBIS. Played at East Acton on July 14. P aljjngsw iok . G. Vfhitehead, lbw, b Wright .................11 H. Burnside, o Mar­ shall, b Wright ... 13 W. L. Hotchkin, b Wright ................. 3 M. T. La Thangue, not out .................£2 E. Kettle, b Wag- -s ta ff........................ 1 F. Moir, b Wright ... 0 A. W. Graham, c Blake, b Roberson 15 D. H. Danlell, b Rob­ erson ................. P. J. de Launey, b Roberson .......... E. Daniell, b Rober­ son ........................ W. 11. Carter, b R ob­ erson... B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... 10 Total ..........96 I b is . C. S. Marshall, b Carter ................. 0 B. Waterer, b Carter 5 W. L. Roberson, b Carter ................. 4 F. Schooling, b Hotchkin................. 8 B. Wagstaff, st Burn­ side, b Carter ... 42 H. H. Blake, b Carter 1 J. D. Lidbury, c Hfotchkin, b Carter 15 W. H. Parker, b Carter ................. C. J. Thoms, c La Thangue, b Kettle H. P. Thomson, cL a Thangue, b Carter 8 W. Wright, not out 0 B 2. lb 1 Total 3 ... 90