Cricket 1888

AUG . 80, 1888. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAMEo 881 ROYAL ARTILLERY v. FREE FORESTERS. Played at Woolwich on August 17 and 18. F r e e F o rest ers . Hon. F. Th siger, b ...102 c ... 64 b ... 14 b 9 First Innings. King ... A. J. Thornton, King, b Barton G. W. Ricketts, Barton ......... Major J. Spens, K in ? ........................ G F. Vernon, c Adair, b King ................. Major Spens, c King, Toral ..........2:8 b Adair .................11 W. E. W. Collins, b Adair........................40 In the Second Innings Cockburn scored (not out) 4, Thornton, (not out) 2.—Total, 6. R oyal A r t il l e r y . Bovill, b W. D. Adair A. M. Inglis, c King, b Barton.................25 C. Hickley, b Bar­ ton ........................ 4 Capt. Cockbum, not out ........................ 5 B 1,lb 1, w 2 ... 4 First Innings. Second Innings. Major Anstruther, c Vernon, b Thornton ... 21 b Bovill ... 3 Lieut. H. R. Adair, c Jhicketts, b Hickley 38 c Vernon, Hickley ... b 17 Boml r. Barton, run o u t.. 11 b Ricketts ... <> Lieut. C. D. King, b Ricketts ........................ 5 b Collins ... 36 Serct.-Major Hunter, b Ricketts ........................ 11 not out 14 Lieut. J. Haggard, c Ver­ non, b Ricketts .......... 1 b Collins ... 0 Capt. Wheble, b Bovill ... 28 c Ricketts, Collins ... ’b 36 Capt. Pratt, b Thornton... 3 c J. Spens, Thornton b 0 Lieut. J. M’Mahon, c and b Ric e tts ........................ 1 c S p en s, Thornton b 13 Ilon.W. D. Sclater-Booth, not out ........................ 16 c B o v ill, Hickley ... b 6 Lieut. IT. L. Powell, c Vernon, b Bovill .......... 11 b Bovill 6 B 9, lb 2........................ 11 B 3, lb 2 ... 5 Total .................157 Total ...136 INCOGN IT I W ELSH WEEK . The Incogs, having been again invited by Mr. Sydney Platt for a week’s cricket at his charming ground at Llanfairfechan, found themselves, on July 30, opposed to a very strong team including A. N. Hornby and Briggs. The bowling of the latter, on a sticky wicket, was too much for the visitors, who were beaten by 164 runs. Cobbold bowled extremely well, taking 14 wickets for 119 runs. The second match of the week saw a reversal of the order of affairs, the Incogs, for whom Hattersley-Smith, Ourteis and Gibson all played well, scoring a victory by five wickets. The visitors were, as usual, Mr. Platt’s guests at Bryn-y-neuadd, and all was done for their pleasure and comfort that the most thought­ ful kindness and lavish hospitality could devise. INCOGNITI v. BRYN-Y-NEUADD. Played at Llanfairfechan on July 30, 31, and August 1. B ryn y -N eu a d d . First Innings. A. N. Hornby, c Bircham, b C obbold........................15 Briggs, run ont ................. 2 R. C. Nystrom, c Gibson, b Cobbold........................ F. W. Bush, not ou t... ... 56 b . E. Leatham, c Wilde, b Cobbold ........................ 3 c Second Innings. c E. Lake, b Wilde .......... c Battersley - Smith, b Cob­ bold ................. c Gibson,b Cob­ bold ................. c Curteis, b Wilde .......... 49 65 25 W. B. Hawkins, c Curteis, b C obbold........................ T. Morgan, b Cobbold ... 2G G. Marshall, c Hattersley- Smith, b C obbold .......... 2 Eastwood, c E. Lake, b Cobbold ........................ 1 Jones, b J. H. Smith.......... 2 S. Platt, b Cobbold .......... 3 B 6, lb 1, w 1 ................. 8 Hattersley - Smith, b Cob­ bold ................. Total ..........126 b Cobbold.......... run out .......... st Hilton, b Cob­ bold ................. c Hemming, b Cobbold........ 1 not out ......15 b Gibson ........ 0 B 6, lb 7, w 1 14 Total ...188 I ncognitt . First Innings. A. E. Gibson, c Leatham, b Bush............................... 8 C. Lake, b Bu'-h................. 0 Rev. P. Hattersley-Smith, b Briggs ........................11 T. M. M. Wilde, obstruct­ ing field ........................ 5 Capt. F. A. Curteis, st Hawkins, b B u sh .............14 J. H. Smith, not ou t........... 1 A. W. L. Hemming, c Hornby, b B rigg s........... 1 Lt.-Col. Bircham, st Haw­ kins, b Briggs.................. 5 Second Innings. b Briggs b Bush ... 23 c Hornby, Briggs ... c Hornby, Leatham lbw, b Briggs . b Briggs ... , st Hawkins, Briggs ... c Leatham, Briggs ... b Leatham E. W. Lake, run ou t.......... 0 C. S. W. Cobbold, c Mar­ shall, b Bush ................. 0 not out P. Hilton, c Marshall, b Briggs............................... 7 b ... 19 b ... 16 16 b ... 10 c Hawkins, Briggs ... B .......... Total .................55 Total ... 95 INCOGNITI v. BRYN-Y-NEUADD. Played at Llanfairfechan on August 2, 3 and 4 B ryn - y N e u a d d . First Innings. Second Innings. R. C Nystrom, b Cobbold 3 b Cobbold.......... 5 F. W. Bush, st Bilton, b Cobbold ......................... 20 D. H. Brownfield, b Wilde 5 W. J. B. Soppitt, h w, b Cobbold ......................... 12 b Gibson .......... 11 c and b Wilde ... 38 Hattersley - Smith b Wilde 4 A. Knowles, b Gibson ... 24 1 b w, b Cobbold 2 j A. E. Leatham, c Lem- priere, b Wilde .......... 1 c Lempriere, b Cobbold.......... 8 T. Morgan,b Gibson ... 31 b C. L ake.......... 47 W. B. Hawkins, c Hem­ ming, b Gibson .......... 3 c Gibson.b'Ailde 10 S. Platt, b Gibson .......... 0 b C. L a k e........... 4 G. Marshall, b C. Labe ... 3 not out ........... 5 Jones, not out ... .......... 0 b Wilde ........... 3 B 5, w 1 ........................ 6 B 10, lb 1 ... 11 Total ...166 Second Innings. and b Lea­ tham ..........29 Total .................108 I ncogniti . First Innings. A. E. Gitson, b Soppitt ... 25 c C. Lake, c Hawkins, b Soppitt ........................ 4 run out ...........12 Rev. P. Hattersley-Smith, c Platt, b M organ..........41 not out ...........£8 Capt. F. A. Curteis, b Morgan ........................41 b Soppitt ........... 2 T. M. M. Wilde, c Jones, b Bush ........................13 not out ........... 8 A. W. L. Hemming, c Knowles, b Morgan ... 5 c Bush, b Lca- tham .......... 0 Lt.-Col. Bircham, b Bush 9 C. S W. Cobbold, b Bush 8 Capt. Lempriere, b Lea­ tham ............................... 1 E. W Lake, not ou t..........14 b Soppitt ........... 2 P. Hilton, st Hawkins, b Soppitt ...........................15 B i2, w 4 ........................16 B 5 .l b l .w l Total ...192 Total 7 ... 83 HONOR OAK v. GROVE. Played at Lordship Lane on August 16. H onor O ak . First Innings. J.J.Stedman.cTumer, b Cobra .................24 W. C. Wheeler, run out ........................ 3 H. Salmon, b Hooker 15 W. Murden, run out 6 C. H.Mayo, c Turner, b Col ra ................. 3 Hill, b Cobra ..........15 E. H. Dines, b Cobra 5 In the Second Innings Mayo scored b Benwell, 26, Tinkham (not out) 8, Lawder (not out) 17, Bir- land, b Turner, 4 ; b 1, lb 2, w 1.—Total, 59. Tinkham, run out ... Pearson, st Johnson, b Jones ................. C.W.Lawder, not out Birland, c and b Hooker ................. B 4, lb 2 .......... Total .......... G ro v e . C. A. Turner, b Hill 4 H. Hooker, b Wheeler 9 H.E. Saberton,lbw, b W h eeler.................13 CoV>ra, b M ayo.......... 7 Davis, b M a yo..........11 Jones,c andb Wheeler 2 J. Johnson, run out 0 H. Benwell, not out 4 Aldridge, b Wheeler 0 Collin s, b Wheeler .. 0 Pankhurst, b Mayo 0 B 4, lb 7 ..........11 Total 61 FREE FORESTERS v. BAND OF BROTHERS. Played at Linton Park on Aug. 15 and 16. B and of B rothers . First Innings. J. N. Tonge, b Collins ... 0 S .Christopherson,c Inglis, b Robertson ................. 0 W. H. Patterson, b Collins 4 R T. Thornton, b Collins 35 L. B. Friend, b Collins ... 1 A. M Sireatfield, b Collins 5 F. Marchant, c Thesiger, b H ick ley........................ 5 E. C. Streatfield, b Collins 3 M. C. Kemp, c Ricketts, b Hadow............................... 5 A. W. Cornwallis, not out 0 E. H. Hardcastle, b Collins 0 F. S. W . Cornwallis, c Thesister, b Collins ... 0 B 1, lb 2, w 2................. 5 Total ................. 63 Second Innings, lbw, b Hadow ... 38 b Collins ............. 21 b Thornton ... 46 b Robertson ... 0 b Thornton ... 50 cBovill.bHadow 107 retired hurt b lhornton , 0 , 14 b Hadow .......... 2 b Collins ..........12 b Thornton ... 0 not out ..........12 B 13, lb 5 ... 18 Total ...320 F r e e F oresters . First Innings. L. T. Spens, c Thorn­ ton, b Streatfield 5 W.D. Bovill,c Friend, b Streatfield..........10 A.M. Inglia, st Kemp, b Thornton .......... W. E. Collins, c sub., b i hornton .......... C. Hickley, notout... B 1,1b 2 .......... 21 G. W. Ricketts, run out ........................56 A. J. Thornton, b Hardcastle ..........18 E. M. Hadow, c and b Hardcastle .......... 2 Hon. J. Thesiger, c K em p.b Thornton 0 J. Hpens, c F. S. Corn­ wallis, b Thornton 25 G. F. Vernon, c and b Thornton.................10 Total .................. 176 J. Robertson, b Chris­ topherson ..........16 In the Second Innings G. F. Vernon scored (not out) 8, G. W. Ricketts (not out) 11.—Total, 19. THE LUNNONS v. HIGH WYCOMBE. Played at High Wycombe on August 11. T h e L unnons . First Innings. R A. Lunnon, c and b T. Newell .......... 0 A. C. Dent-Lunnon, c sub., b T. Newell ... 18 T.G Lunnon,bDarvill 51 W. H. Lunnon, c and b J. Newell ..........27 G. F. M. Camroux- Lunnon, b Darvill 0 F. 8. Lunnon, b J. Newell .................21 Total ..........147 In the Second Innings R. A. Lunnon scored c sub., b Auger 7, G. F. M. Camroux-Lunnon (not out) 31, R. V. Lunnon (not out) 30; extras, 4.— Total, 72. H ig h W ycom be . E. J. Lunnon, lb w, b T. Newell................. R.V Lunnon, not out E. A. Lunnon, st Langley,bJ. Newell A. N. Other-Lunnon, absent ................. T. Thurlow, b T. Newell ................. E xtras................. C. W. Harper, b R. A. J. Dean, run out ... 1 Lunnon ................. 0 J. Newell, not out ... 9 G. Darvill, b R. V. J. Auger, st E. J. Lun­ Lunnon ................. 17 non, bDent-Lunnon 5 F. Langley, c R. H. T. Newell, c and bR . Lunnon, b Dent- A. Lunnon .......... 1 Lunnon ................. 32 G. Owen Wheeler, c T. P. Smith, b F. S. T. G. Lunnon, b Lunnon ................. 6 Dent Lunnon 0 G. A. George, b R. A. E xtras................. 8 Lunnon ................ 0 — A.J. Thurlow, run out 31 Total ..........110 S p le n d id P ortraits of D r . W. G. G ra ce , M r . W. W. R ead (the Surrey amateur), and M r . A. N H ornby (the Lancashire Captain), Price 6d. each. Size 9in. by 6in. Also fac simile of Signatures Sent securely packed on receipt of Seven Stamps. The Three for Is., post free. Wright and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill. Doctors ’Commons, E.C. Special photograph of G. G Hearne, carte size 3d. cabinet 6d.