Cricket 1888

896 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SE P T . 6, 1888. NEWIiTN. First Innings. F. Bourdillon.c and b Nor­ man ............................... 1 H. Detmold, b Parkin ... 0 A. C. Tayler, run out ... 1 S. A. Forbes, b Norman ... 3 H. M. Rheam,b Parkin ... 16 F. Bramley, b Norman ... 8 ,T. D. Mackenzie, not out 3 F. Millard, c Marshall, b Parkin............................... 0 L. Sutcliffe, b Parkin ... 0 C. M. Grierson, b Parkin 1 D. R. Wilson, c and b Norman ........................ 0 BC, lb 2 ........................ 8 Total .................41 Second Innings. b N orman.......... 1 b N orman.......... 0 b Parkin .......... 1 b Norman.......... 2 c Norman, b Parkin .......... 1 c and b Norman 3 c and b Norman 3 lbw, b Parkin ... 3 c Stokes, b Nor­ man ................. 0 run out .......... 6 not out .......... 2 B 3, lb 2, w 2... 7 Total ... 29 W ILLESDEN v. HIGHBURY. Played at Highbury on Sept. 1. H ig h b u ry . Gunnery, c Williams, b J. Major-Lucas ... 2 A. F. Bishop, b J. Major-Lucas.......... 6 W . Robson, c Locket, b H. J. Rogers ... 4 F. Davis, b Major- Lucas ................. 0 H. P. Ward, c Long, b Major-Lucas ... 12 J. W. Wilks, b Beall 10 C. A. Coventon, c Firth,b H.J.Rogers Coventon, c Major- Lucas.bH. J Rogers Read, b Firih .......... D’Esterre, not ou t... Gregory, c Hunt, b Firth........................ B 3, lb 2 .......... Total W IL L E S D E N . E. L. Rogers, b Ward H. J. Rogers, b Ward S.W. Hunt.c Gregory, b Gunnery .......... T. H. C. Levick, c Gunnery, b Ward... Rev. E. B. Firth, b Bishop .................! P. L. Beall,b Gunnery G. C. Locket, hw, b Bishop ................. J. Major-Lucas, c and b Gunnery ... C. Cooke, not out ... W. P. Williams, c Robson, bGunnery F. S Long,bGunnery B 3, lb 1 .......... Total 58 DALSTON ALBERTS v. ROMFORD. Played at Romford on Sept. 1. D alston A lb ert s . H. Hill, b Stevenson 0 J. Bastow, c Clarke, b D oubleday..........21 Hce.Moore, b Champ- ness ........................ 1 W. Tyler, b Wright... 1 G.Cashford,c Cornell, b Stevenson ..........24 Hy.Moore.bStevenson 1 S. A. Asser, b Steven­ son ........................ 5 R om i Cornell, st Bastow, b Hce. Moore .......... 6 Stevenson,st Bastow, b By. Moore .......... 1 Doubleday,st Bastow, b Hy. Moore .......... 5 Wright, run out.......... 4 Champness, by Hy. Moore ................. 2 Webster.b Hy. Moore 2 G. Fox, b Stevenson F. Box, not out ... 11 W. James, c Clarke, b Wetten .......... 1 A. Smyth, b Steven­ son ........................ 1 Extras................. 6 Total .., >RD. Clarke, not out Wetten, st Bastow,b Hy. Moore .......... Gentry,b Hce.Moore Hind, b Hy. Moore... Clarke, b Hy. Moore Extras................. T o t a l.......... 74 PERIPATETICS KENT TOUR. Thanks to comparatively fine weather, this annual tour proved as enjoyable as usual, though, had the bowling been a trifle stronger, more matches might have been won. A s it was, of the six played, two were won, one lost, and three left drawn, there being in the latter two innings of over 400, one for, and the other against the club. N. Morice, with 308 for eight innings—twice not out—had the fine average of 51, while C. A . Evors, also twice not out, in nine innings made 375, W. M. O. Wilson making four less in seven innings. H. C. L. Tindall played a fine innings of 119 in the last match, and D. L. A. Jephson at Tunbridge Wells, and C. G. Mallam at Faversham, each took seven wickets in the one innings at a comparatively small cost. The tour was again under the management of W . M. O. W ils o D , to whom the thanks of his fellow tourists are heartily given for the pains he so successfully took for their personal comforts. PERIPATETICS v. TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Played at Tunbridge Wells on August 13. T u n b rid g e W e l l s . J. H. Kelsey, b Jeph­ son ........................ 7 Draper, b Jephson... 32 Stapley, b Jephson... 8 E. H. Morgan, c Walker, b Felton 1 E.O. Howe, c Wilson, bJephson .......... 3 R. C. Chapman, c Evors, b Jephson 5 F. Featherstone, b Jephson................. 3 L. Hepworth, c Brockbank, b Fel­ ton Wil- T. W. Elliott, c son, b Felton. F. Blake, run out ... P. A. Cox, not out ... B 1.1b 2 Total , 72 P e r ip a t e t ic s . W. M. O. Wilson, c Hepworth,b Draper 38 C. A. Evors, b Kelsey 4 D. L. A. Jephson, b Morgan .................13 T. S. Sidney, 1b w, b Morgan ................. 3 J. B. Brockbank, b Draper ................. 7 A. H. Behrend, b Kelsey ................. 0 A. Walker, b Kelsey 11 E. E.Felton.bDraper 5 H.F.Morice, b Kelsey 4 A. Taylor, b Draper 1 G. Bone, not out ... 0 B 11, lb 5 ..........16 Total ...102 PERIPATETICS v. TUNBRIDGE. Played at Tunbridge on August 14 and 15. P e r ip a t e t ic s . W. M. O. Wilson, b Reynolds.................20 J. B. Brockbank, b Reynolds................. 8 D. L. A. Jephson, c Pawley,b Reynolds 4 C. A. Evors,b Draper 52 B. Burton, b Rey­ nolds ........................ 0 A. H. Behrend,c sub., b Reynolds .......... 5 N. Morice, c Pawley, b Hubbard ..........16 T.S.Sidney, c Gower, b Reynolds ..........£7 A. Waliier, run out... 10 E. E. Felton, c King, b Draper................. 4 A.Taylor, b Hubbard 31 H. F. Morice, not out 1 B 18, lb 5 ..........23 Total ...204 T u n b r id g e . Draper, c and b N. Morice ................... 64 J. F. Reynolds, b Jephson....................21 A. O. Hubbard, run out ...........................56 F. M. Atkins, 1 b w, b J ep h son ....................11 T. Pawley, b Jephson 55 J. Le Fleming, b Wilson ..................105 C. King, c N., b H. F. Morice ....................25 M.O’C.Tandy.cEvors, b N. M o rice .........{ 5 Capt. Evans, b Jeph­ son ........................36 W. B. Grey, 1b w, b N. Morice ..........22 T. Duke, b N. Morice 5 J. Gower, not out ... 5 B 30, lb 14, w 2 ... 46 Total ...456 P E R IP A T E T IC S v. SHORNC LIFFE G A R ­ R ISON . Played at Shorncliffe Camp on August 16, 17, and 18. S ho rn c liffe . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Bigge, R.E., c Behrend, b WilBon ............................. 14 c Taylor, b N, Morice ......... 3 Priv. Wingham, c Evors, b Wilson ..............................19 b Wilson ....... 2 Capt. Rich, b Wilson ... 0 b Wilson ....... 0 Surgeon Martin, b Wilson 3 b Felton ......17 Lieut. Staveley, c H. F., b N. M orice........................13 b N. Morice .,,17 Lieut. Nichulson, c Dominy, b N. Morice ..k 1 b Jtephyon... ... 3 Major Owens, lbw, b W il­ son ... ............................ 0 c Dominy, b Jephson.......10 Lieut. Hughes, c Wilson, b Jephson............................. 84 b N. Morice 5 Major Napier, b N. Morice... ............................. 10 run out ........ 3 Corp. Lloydd, c Wilson, b Jephson ........................... 8 b Felton ......14 Sergt. Parker, run out ... 0 not out ....... 0 Sergt. Boyer, not out ... 4 c Felton, b Jephson.......15 B 3,1b 3, w 2... Total ... 8 ...114 B 11, w 2 ... 13 Total ...102 P e ripa t et ics . First Innings. N. Morice, c Wingham, b Lloydd ........................ 0 J. B. Brockbank,cLloydd, b Boyer ........................ 0 C. A. Evors, b Staveley ... 19 W. M. O. Wilson, b Wing­ ham ........ ...................... 51 A. H. Behrend, b Bigge ... 4 b Boyer H. S. Dominy, run out ... 0 D. L. A. Jephson, Lloydd, b Parker ... T. S. Sidney, c and Lloydd ................. A. Walker, b Bigge ... Second Innings. not out .......... 9 b Boyer .......... 0 not out ..........31 A. Taylor, c Wingham, b B ig g e ...............................27 E. E. Felton, not out ... 4 H. F. Morice, b Boyer ... 0 B 6, lb 6, w 1 .................... 33 140 12 b Wingham ... ]2 2 b Wingham ... 2 8 c Owens,b Wing­ ham ................. 8 Total c Wingham, b Lloydd ..........10 B 2, w 5 ... 7 Total ... 79 P E R IP A T E T IC S v. H Y T H E . Played at H ythe on August 20 and 21. P»RIPAT ET ICS. First Innings. Second Innings. C. A. Evors, b Munds ... 35 c Munds, b H. B. Mallam ... 32 N. Morice, run out ...... 45 b Metcalfe...........16 W. M. O. Wilson, b Edwards .................... 44 lbw, b Edwards 8 H.C.L. Tindall, b Edwards 5 1 b w, b C. G. M allam ..........12 H. S. Dominy, b Munds ... 13 c White, b Met­ calfe................. 2 A. Sharood, b Munds ... 35 c White, b Met­ calfe.................12 A. Taylor, c White, b Munds............................... 6 c White, b H. B. Mallam ... 14 E. E. Felton, c White, b H. B. M allam ................ 6 not out ...........18 H. F. Morice, c White, b Munds............................11 c Duff, b Met- S. G. Ponsford, b C. G. Mallam ....................... 2 c Metcalfe, b Edwards ... 1 H. Pearson, not o u t........ 0 absent... ........... o B 4, l b l ........................ 8 B 3, l b l ... 4 Total ...210 H y t h e . Total ...120 First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. Duff, b N. Morice ... 27 b Felton ..............18 G. Mackeson, b N. Morice 38 c N. Morice, b T in d a ll............. 17 Sergt. White, st Taylor, b N. M orice........................18 c Evors, b Tin­ dall .................... 17 C. G. Mallam, b N. Morice 10 c Sharood, b Tindall ........... 8 H. Metcalfe, b Tindall ... 12 not out ........... 0 H. B. Mallam, c Taylor, b P on sford ........................64 Le Teissier, c H. Morice, b Tindall ...' ................. 4 Gen. Edwards, b Sharood 19 A. C. Edwards, not out ... 27 not out ........... 1 E. S. Wilks, b Ponsford ... 0 Munds, c Wilson, b Tin­ dall ...............................33 B 7,1 b 7, w 3 ..........17 L b .............. 1 Total Total ... 62 PERIPATETICS v. ST. LAWRENCE, CANTERBURY. Played at Canterbury on August 22 and 23. PlUtJPATETICS; First Innings. N. Morice, b Twy- man ........................79 C. A. Fvora, b Hoarne 31 W. M. O. Wilson, c Barnes, b N. Ram­ say ........................39 C. G. Mallam, c and b Hearne.................. 3 H. C. L. Tindall, b Hearne ................. 0 A. Sharood, 1 b w, b Tw ym an.................26 H. B, Mallam, c Blaxland.bHearne 8 H. S. Dominy, c Barnes, b Hearne 1 E.E. Felton, not out 7 H. F. Morice, b Twyman .......... 1 A. Taylor, b Twy­ man ........................ 0 B 8,1 b 2, w 1 ... 11 T o t a l..........206 In the Second Innings N. Morice scored (not out) 80, Evors (not out; 68, Tindall, c and b Hearne 4; b 15,1 b 1, w 1—Total, 169.