Cricket 1888

852 CRICKET :AA WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 16, 1888. W A L T H A M S T O W v. U P P E R C L A P TO N. Played at W altham stow on August 11. W a l t h a m s t o w . W . W illis,not out ... 28 H. Lyle, b W illock ... 0 H. Tuck, b Shackel... 10 W . Crossman, b Shackel ................. 0 S. Bristowe, b M ott .. 8 A. Thompson, b W il­ lock ......................... 4 G. A. H . W hite, b M o t t ......................... 0 E . Richardson, M o tt....................... H . Scales, b M ott . W. Hills, b M ott . S. Collard, b M o t t . E x tras... . . . Total U p p e r C lapto n . J. J.W illocks.b CrossE . C. Mott, b Tuck ... 3 m an ......................... 7 R. B. H ill, 1 b w, E . A. Johnson, b b C ro ssm an .......... 2 Tuck ..i .................. 1 O. Mott, b Crossman 0 A. G. O. Kennedy, b H. J. Burton, b Tuck 1 T u c k ......................... 0 J. Fox, not out.......... 0 C. F. Shackel, b E x tra s.................. 11 Crossman .......... 3 — E . S. 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