Cricket 1888

-J U L Y 19, 1888. CKICKET A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 279 ST, JOH N ’S SCHOOL (L E A TH E R H E A D ) v. M ERCH AN T T A Y L O R S ’ SCHOOL. Played at W illesden Green on July 14. M.T.S. C. A. S. Whittington, A. H. Baron, b Davies 0 c Skene, b Davies 0 M. S. Swatman, b H. R. Swatman, c Davies ,v .......... 3 Davies, b James ... 2 C. H. Browning, b M. Abbott, b James 0 James ................. 1 G. F. Arnold,bJames 0 H. V. Kingsford, not B. Long, c Clowes, b out ... .„ .......... 0 James ... .......... 7 Extras................. 3 H. G. O. Day, c Don— aldson, b Davies ... 9 Total ... 27 P. W. Kent, b James 2 S.J.S. H. L. Rogers, b H. R. E .H . Swann, c and b Swatman... ... ... 50 H. R. Swatman .« 3 W. S. Clowes,b WhitW. T.Burns,c Baron, tington ... .......... 0 b Long ................. 6 L. Davies, b WhitW. H. Skene, c Kent, tington ................. 2 b Long .......... 0 D. B. James, b WhitH. E. Darby, not out 6 tington .......... 5 R. L.Hobson, run out 3 W. L. Donaldson, c E xtras... a . ... 8 Long, b D a y.......... 3 — A. J. Dexter, run out 0 Total ... 86 M.C.C. AND GROUND v. SOUTH LYNN . Played at T he Saffrons on July 12. M.C.O. & G. A.M,Wilkinson,c Cor- lett, b Matheson ... 37 G.G. Hearne, b Bevan 5 P. Coles, o Fitz- elarence, b Mathe­ son ........................25 Pickett, b Matheson 0 P. Christopherson, st Woodrorfe, b Bevan 16 T. S. Whitfeld, st Woodroffe, b Floyd 60 H. G. Hutchinson, c and b B eva n .......... 9 H. Smith-Tmrber- ville, o Fitz- clarence, b Mathe­ son ....................... 19 F. A. Jeffery, b Floyd 0 Mycroft, not out ... 26 G. H. Wood, b Floyd 5 B 28, lb 2, w 1 ... 31 Total ...233 S outh L tnn . W. H. Woodroffe, b Pickett .................10 W.R.Floyd.c Mycroft, b Christopherson... 61 E. Matheson, c H u t c h i n s o n , b Pickett ................. 0 Rev. H. von E. Scott, c Mycroft, b Chris­ topherson ..........26 H. M. Braybrooke, b Piekett .................48 A. K. Brook, b Chris­ topherson .......... A. K. Sellar, cWood, b Christopherson O.C.Bevan.b Pickett C. Fitzclarence, not out ........................ J. O. A. HankejL b Pickett ................. E. P. Corlett, not out B 1, lb 1 .......... Total ...159 INCOGNITI SCOTCH TOUR. F or the first tim e the Incogniti have this year visited the “ land o ’ cakes,” where, com ­ m encing on Thursday, July 5, they played three matches, against the Grange and Lass- wade Clubs, and Loretto School. U nfor­ tunately, the weather proved bad, and the visitors lost the toss on each occasion, and had therefore the worst of the wickets in the first two matches, and no innings in the third. Their opponents proved to be very strong in batting, and their own performances in that line were m ost m ediocre, while their bowling and fielding were far from being up to the mark. As a result, they were severely beaten by the Grange and Lasswade, and had no opportunity of defeating, as they perhaps m ight have done, the Loretto boys. The visit had, however, its bright side, the Incogs being most hospitably entertained during the week by different members of the Lasswade Club ; and they look forward to an opportunity of showing better form, and avenging their defeats next season. R. Thoms accompanied them as umpire, and, as usual, won golden opinions every­ where, and gave universal satisfaction. The scores of the matches are appended :— IN COGN ITI v. GRANGE. Played at Raeburn Place, Edinburgh, on July 5 and 6. G r a n g e . L. M. Balfour, st Hunter, b Leatham 57 H. J. Stevenson, st Hunter, b Horner 3 W. H. Hadow,c Platt, b H om er.................26 R. Macnair, c and b Leatham .............. 1 J. Duncan, b Gibson 52 D. B. Don Wauchope, b Winterbotham ... 16 iNOOGtftTI. First Innings. A. E. Gibson, b Macnair... 0 J. H. Smith, c Balfour, b Macnair ... ................. 5 W. H. Andrews, c Wau­ chope, b Pearson ..........13 A. E. Leatham, c Macfar­ lane, b Macnair ..........25 A. S. Winterbotham, c Dunean, b Pearson ... 32 R. C. Nystrom, st Balfour, b Pearson.......... .......... 4 C. H. Hunter, run out ... 14 C. E. Horner, b Pearson... 2 S. Platt, b Horsburgh ,n 0 O. H. Harding, not out ... 0 A, O. M. Croome, absent 0 B ................. .......... 1 Terry, b Harding ... A.G. Pearson,c Platt, b Leatham .......... C. E. Horsburgh, c Platt, b Leatham F. A. Macfarlane, b Leatham................. J. Boyd, not out ... B 6, lb 1 .......... 31 Total ...214 Second Innings. 0 Balfour,bHors- burgh „. ... 26 Total ... 96 b Pearson . run out run out , e Macfarlane, b Macnair........... 5 c Balfour, b Mac­ nair ....................18 c Stevenson, b Macnair........... 0 not out ... ... 2 b Macnair........... 0 c Balfour, b Mac­ nair .................. 4 b Stevenson ... 19 B .................. 6 tota l ...109 IN COGN ITI v. LA SSW AD E . Played at Mavis Bank on July 7 and 9. L a s s w a d e . H. F. H. Caldwell, c Gibsen, b Horner... 27 G. Hicks, b Leatham 52 A. R. Don Wauchope, b Horner 8 N. Maclachlan, b CroQme ...................20 A. O. Mackenzie, e Hunter, b Horner... 46 A. S. Caldwell, b Groome ..................105 G. Caldwell, b Croome 16 P. J. Blair, not out... 5 W. A. Sommerville, o Winterbotham, b Horner .............. . T R.C. Brown,bHorncr 11 Waterfall, c Horner, b Leatham .......... 6 Bower, c and b Leatham................. 4 B l7 ,lb 5 ,w l,n b 3 *0 Eotal ...332 INCOGNITI. First Innings. A. E. Gibsen, c G. Cald- w«ai, b A. S. Caldwell ... J. H. Smith, b A. S. Cald­ well ............................... W. H. Andrews, b A. S. Caldwell ........................ A. O. M. Croome, e and b A. S. Caldwell................. A. E. Leatham, c H. Cald­ well, b W aterfall.......... 44 A. 8. Winterbottiam, b A. S. Caldwell ................. 4 C. H. Hunter, bG. Caldwell 1 R.C Nystrom,bG.Caliwell 0 A. W. L. Hemming, c a»d b Waterfall .................18 G.E.Horner,bMaclachlan 3 C. H. Harding, not out ... 4 S. Platt, b Waterfall......... 0 B 1,1b 3, n b l .......... 5 Total .................93 Second Innings. b Waterfall ... t b A. S. Caldwell 8 b Waterfall ... 14 b Waterfall ... 13 c Mackenzie, b A. S. Caldwell 3 b Waterfall b Waterfall Waterfall ... 6 not out .......... 1 run ont .......... 0 b A. S. Caldwell 8 b Waterfall .;. 2 B 5, lb 1, w 2 8 Total ... 63 IN CO GN ITI v. L O R E T T O SCHOOL. Played at Pinkie Mains on July 10. L o r e t t o S c h o o l . F. E. Woodhead, c Hunter, b Wibson... 58 S. Gedsre, c Gibson, b Leatham ................ 11 A. P. Smeaton, b Croome ................. 0 S. Paton, b Gibson ... 11 D. L. fcvans, b Horner 3 R. H. Dun, not out ... 12 N. A. Macleod. b Gib­ son ........................ 0 Total W. Sing, c Andrews, b G ibson................ P. C. Cochran, b Gib­ son ........................ M. ltpse, c Croome, b Gi son ................. J. L. Henderson, b Horner ................. B 3, lb 3 .......... IncogniAi did not bat. C R Y ST A L P A L A C E v. B RO ADW A TE R . Played at Crystal Palace on July 14. C rystal P alace . S. Colman, b Bett ... 4 F.W. Janson, b Brocl*- well ........................23 C. Mitchell, b Brock- well ...............». ... 6 C. J. M. Fox, not out 63 S.Shorter.bBrockwell 80 J. N. Noakes, b Brockwell .......... • W, F. Noakea, c W. Marshall, b Mills 9 P. Currey, b Mills ... IS E. A. Ram, b Mills... 0 D .R. D alr,bM . Mar­ shall...........................18 W. Hey, c Page, b M. Marshall... .M ... * Extras.......... . . I B Total BaOAjyWAiPEm. H. C. Bett, not out_. It CewleyLambert, no* out ... *. ... f .v 8 W. H. Norrlfl, e Col­ man, b Currey ...110 Bfookwdll, c J. N. Noakes, b Fox ... 39 M. Marshall, e Daly, b Shorter.................28 Tot#l Mills, c Colman, b Janson ................. 6 W. G. Marshall, R.B- Page, H. Fergusfcn-^jMe,, E. Marshall, and H. R. Smith did not bat. S r. B AR TH O L OM EW 'S H O S P IT A L B U C T O U R S T H IL L . fla y e d at BuokhuJsfc H ill Oil July II. s B a r t h o l o m e w s H osjpitajs . G.A.Coulby.e^.llport, b Palm er...' ... ... 4 L. W. Dryland, b Gunnery................ 18 P. J. Dixon,c Harding- ham, b Gunnery ... 45 B. Weill, 0 Manson, b Palmer ... *. ... 1 E. Curtis, c and b Gtmnery ... 0 H. J. Cook, Gunnery 0 Tkursten, e Manaoa, b Gunnery ... fl. B. Bastard, T> Gunnery............... .. A. B, Nuttall, net G. F. Grace, absent W. Kept - Hughes, absent ................. k b . .............. Total 7$ BtjcKHtfRST B ilb . R. L. Allport, e Cat­ tail, b Cook ......... *6 W. Gingell, b Dixon IT L.H.Gi*mery,bDixon 5 R. W. Muir, b Cook... 0 G. Palmer, c Nuttfcll, b Dixon ................. • P. B. Mills, c Cook, b Dixon........................ 0 J. B„ Manson,b Dixdo F. Gdngell, b Dixon W. Cook, b D*$on E, Ha»dlngh&m, b Dixon ........ . L. Hunt, not out B ... v-.. ... Total .. n LON BON SCO TT ISH v. SOU THGA TB. Played a* Southgate ©n J&uly H , LdNDOJt S c o t t is h . A. F. Denniston, e Jiggins, b Fair- weather .................16 J. Johnson,bFrancis 29 D. J. Anderson, b Jiggins .................60 D. J. McFarlan, b Francis .......... M. 18 R. F. Easterbrook, c and b Harris ... ... 16 G. C. Lindsay, b Jife- gins ... ... ... •« f> I. G. Anderson, b F ra n cis.................IS J. H. Whitahom, b Jiggins ... \ F.Eastcrbrctok.c and b Francis ... ... 6 D. L. Grant, not out i J» Flemtng, e Harris, b Francis ... 0 B5, Ibfl ... ... 7 'Total ...m E. C. Satinders, Easterbrook..........1,9 A. K. White,bEasteT- brook.......... T. 6 T. S. Sidney, cD . An­ derson, b Easter­ brook........................16 F. P. Francis, b Easterbrook.......... 0 W. S. Sidney, b Den­ niston .......... 3 A. S Barris,b Eaeter- brook ....................... 1 S o u t h g a t e . b W. J. Seaward,bD$n- niston „ .............. 1 J. A. C. Lcstie,. c Whitehorn, b Eas­ terbrook... ... ... 5 F. White, run ofit ... 9 . Jiggins, c Grant, b Dfenniston ... . 7 D. Fairv\«fcather, not out ........................ 0 B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... 39 Total 61 “ I n t e r -U k iw . r s it y R e c o r d s .” — FhI pirtiea- of all Competitions in AthleBics, Bi^-vel 111 - 3 , liards Cru'ss, Crif.ket, Cross loant y, i.wvit lennis. Polo, RaeYu’ s, R 11. Contests^ Rowing, and Tennis ictwt-en OxfordTuid Camt'rid'>e. fro ;i 1^27 to 1887. Most valuable as a f«i7rence. S mu post-fred on receipt »>f i/J i* stamps, hy WrMit &. Co., 41, Andrew’s Hifl, Doutors csfuimoti!*. Li.vA