Cricket 1888

414 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SE P T . 13, 1«88 YE OLDE CARAWAN v. SOUTH HANTS ROYERS. Played at Adhurst St. Mary on August 9. Y e O l d e C a r a w a n . First Innings. Capt. A. T. Abdy, c Wood.bVanderbyl 0 W . Nicholson, b Vanderbyl ..........25 T. Bonham-Carter, not out ................. 1 A. H. Evans, absent 0 B ........................ 1 Capt. C. Haynes, b Vanderbyl .......... N. Bonham-Carter, b W ood........................ p. K. Stothert, b W ood........................ I j .G. Bonham-Carter, c Cloete, b Wood ... E. Norman, b Wood C.Currie, bVanderbyl 0 Total ..........93 Rev.T.G. Lushington, b Vanderbyl .......... In the Second Innings N. Bonham-Carter scored (not out) 0, N-rman, l^w, b Hurst 6, Currie, (not out) 13 ,T. Bonham-Carter, c Lipscombe, b Hurst 0, Sub.,b Vanderbyl 5.—Total, 24. T.R. F. Coles, run out Dr. Conan-Doyle, c sub., b Currie.......... 0 P. B. Vanderbyl, c Haynes, b Abdy ... 10 P. J. T. Henery, c Currie,bL.Bonham- Carter .................40 A.H.Wood,c Stothert, b Currie .................-35 Capt. Lipscomb, c NicholsOh, b Currie 15 M. Cloete, b Currie... 0 S.H.Il. 5 A.S. Hurst, c Currie, b Abdy .................14 F. W. Byers, c Nicholson b Currie 9 H. H. Fellgate, not out ........................ 3 Capt. Pigou, b Currie ................. 0 B 2, lb 2, w 1 ... 5 Total ...136 Y E OLDE C AR AW AN v. P E T E R S F IE L D . Played at Adhurst St. Mary on August 10 and 11. Y e O lde C arawan . First Innings. Second Innings. L. G. Bonham-Carter, b E lliott................................ 5 b Mason .......... 9 Capt. C. Haynes, lbw, b E lliott..............................15 b E llio tt........ 77 A. H. Evans, bW ills... ...75 c and b Wills... 49 Capt. F. G. Bowles, c Gedge, b Elliott ... ...44 c Elliott, b Underdown ... 85 E ,N orm an,b W ills.......... 8 c W i l l s , b •Bridger ... ...27 Rev. T. G. Lushington, c and b Hlliott .................. 2 runout ... . 28 W. Nicholson, t Wills ... 3 stWills.b Gedge 20 C. Currie, b Elliott ........... 8 b Gedge ... ... 8 N. Bonham-Carter, not out... ................................. 5 b Wills ......... 1 T. Bonham-Carter, b Mason ... .................. 2 not out .......... 2 Capt. Abdy, c Underdown, b Elliott ........................19 c Cassam, b B ridger.......61 B 7, lb 3........................10 B o, lb 3 ... 8 Total .................196 Total... 825 PETERSFIELD. First Innings. Second Innings. G. Elliott, lbw, b Bowles 60 not out ..........23 R. D. Mason, b Evans ... 0 st Nicholson, b Currie .......... 2 S. Gedge, c Bowles, b Currie...............................78 b Evans ............ 0 T. Bridger, c N. Bonham- Carter, b Currie .......... 7 c T. Bonham- Carter,bCurrie 3 W. W. Wills, b Evans ... 0 c and b Currie 0 G. Underdown, not out ... 12 c Nicholson, b L. G. Bonham- Carter ..........11 T. Chalcraft, st Nicholson, b Evans ........................ 6 b Currie .......... 5 T. Cassam, lbw, b Evans... 0 not out .......... 4 P. W. Seward, b Evans ... 0 H. H Atkinson-Grimshaw, b Currie ........................ 1 W. Luker, b Currie .......... 2 B 7, lb 2........................ 9 B ... .......... 4 Total .................175 Total ... 49 " I n t e r -U n iv e r s it y R e c o r d s .”— Full particu- of all Competitions in Athletics, Bicycling, Bil­ liards, Chess, Cricket, Cross Country, Lawn Tennis, Polo, Racquets, Rifle Contests, Rowing, and Tennis, between Oxford and Cambridge, from 1827 to 1887. Most valuable as a reference. Sent post-free on receipt of 1/2 in stamps, by Wright & Co., 41, Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. PANTHER v. LATHAM . Played at Catford on August 25. L atham . First Innings. Second Innings. H. Broadhurst, c Giddy, b Lewis ........................ 0 b Thompson ... 5 F. Summers, b Lewis ... 0 b Lewis ........... 0 A. B. Brierley, b Thomp­ son ............................... 7 b Lewis ...........20 W. A. Stables, b Thomp- _ son ............................... 0 b Lewis ........... 2 B. Sawden, c Giddy, b L ew is............................... 0 run out ........... 0 J. E. Sanders, c Dolding, b Thompson ................. 0 c L e w is, b Thompson ... 2 H. J. Howard, not out ... 4 b Giddy ........... 5 J. Urwin, c Wilson, b Thompson........................ 0 b Thompson ... 0 E. Stables, b Thompson... 2 notout .......... 5 W. J. Parsons, b Thomp­ son...................................... 0 c Giddy, b Thompson ... 6 B ................. ... 1 B 11, w 1 ... 12 Total ..........14 P a n t h e r . First Innings. Total ... 57 R. Thompson, Summers................. 9 F. Wilson, b Howard 0 J. Crocker, b Howard 13 A. E. D. Lewis, b Summers.................16 O. H. Giddy, b Summers................. 2 W. B. Denton, b Summers................. 0 In the Second Innings Wilson scored b Summers 2, Giddy, b Howard 0, Denton b Howard 0, Green (not out) 2; b 1—Total, 5. G. H. Green, b Summers .......... A.Dolding,cHoward, b Summers ... ... W. Rice, b Howard W. Smith, not o u t... B 1,1 b6 .......... Total .......... BLACKHEATH CLUB v. THE BROTHERS CHRISTOPHERSON. This annual match was played at Black­ heath on Saturday last. The Club won by twenty-two runs on the first innings. B l a c k h e a t h . First Innings. F. G. Monkland, b P. Christopherson ... 15 E. Woodman, c C., b P. Christopherson 2 R S. Barrow, c S., b P. Christopherson 0 M. J. Druitt, b S. Christopherson ... 2 H. C. Blaker, b S. Christopherson ... 14 T. d. E. Nicholls, run out ................. 2 R. A. Fegan, c Sid., b S. Christopherson 0 G. R. Hutchinson, not out .................44 F.S. Ireland, c and b Sid. Christopher­ son ........................14 J. H. Fegan, c P., b S. Christopherson 10 E xtras................12 Total ...115 In the Second Innings Blaker scored b S. Ch»is- topherson 6, Hutchinson, b S. Christopherson 32, Ireland (not out) 82, J. H. Fegan (not out) 2 7 - Total, 156. T h e B r o t h e r s C h r is t o p h e r s o n . Douglas Christ o- S. Christopherson, b Druitt .................10 P. Christopherson, c Monkland,b Ireland 7 K. Christopherson, c Monkland,b Ireland 5 Sid.Christopherson. c Woodman,blreland 40 C. Christopherson, b Druitt ................. 2 M. Christopherson, c Woodman,blreland 9 pherson, c Monk­ land, b Fegan D. Christopherson, b Druitt................. H. Christopherson, not out ................. D. Christopherson, jun., b Ireland ... Extras .......... T o ta l.......... W ILLESDEN CLUB. LAD IES v. GENTLEMEN. Played at Willesden, on September 1, a large number of members and visitors being present, and resulted in a victory for the Ladies on the first innings. The Ladies had the assistance of Mr. C. Wilson, who acted as Captain, but he was restricted like the Gentlemen to batting and catching with his left hand. The Gentle­ men had to use their broomsticks and play entirely left-handed. The Misses Turnbull batted in fine form, the first wicket falling for 39. Miss Venables and Miss G. Lucas also played well, and the latter took seven wickets for 25 runs. The catches made by the Misses Turnbull would have been a credit to any cricketer. L a d ie s . First Innings. Second Innings. Miss Turnbull, cG. Levick, b Hawkins ................. 23 c Turnbull, b Cooke .......... 22 Miss M. Turnbull, b G. Levick............................... 18 c Wells, b Robin­ son ................. 7 Miss G. Major Lucas, c Venables, b Hawkins ... 9 run out .......... 0 Miss Howland, b Venables 6 c Venables, b Turnbull 1 Miss Major Lucas, c Ven­ ables, b G. Levick.......... 0 b C. Levick 6 Miss Fowler, b C. Levick 1 not out .......... 3 Miss A. Venables, b King­ ston ............................... 11 c Turnbull, b C. Levick .......... 5 Miss Levick, c and b C. Levick............................... 0 c Turnbull, b Venables.......... 14 Mrs. Turnbull, b Kingston 1 c Turnbull, b G. Levick .......... 0 Miss Mawsop, b Kingston 0 b Cooke .......... 8 Mr. C. Wilson, not out ... 1 b Venables 6 B 5. w 4, nb 1................. 10 B 2, w 8, nb 4 14 Total ................. 77 Total ... 66 G entlemen . First Innings. Second Innings. F. E. Hawkins, b Miss G. L u cas............................... 9 b Miss Turnbull 3 G. D. B. Levick, b Miss G. L ucas...............................12 b Miss G. Lucas 8 R. Turnbull, hw, b Miss G. L u cas............................... 6 stWilson, b Miss G. Lucas.......... 0 A. E. Robinson, c and b Miss Turnbull................. 3 notout ........... 17 H. Venables, b Miss G. L u ca s................ ..........12 b Miss Turnbull 0 C. F. Levick, c Miss M. Turnbull,bMissG. Lucas 0 not out ........... 7 D. Kingston, lbw, b Miss G. Lucas ........................ 5 C. Wells, b Miss M. Turn­ bull ... ........................ 10 R. C. Cooke, b Miss M. Turnbull ........................ 0 J. Meredith,bMissG. Lucas 5 F. Levick, not out .......... 4 B 8, w 1 ........................ 9 Total .................75 Total ... 35 YORKSHIRE GENTLEMEN v ODD FISHES. Played at York on August 17 and 18. O d d F is h e s . C. V. Wilkes, c Har­ rison, b Garforth .. 27 A. K. Brook, b Gar­ forth .............. . ... 15 W . M. Brown, b Gar­ forth ......................... 9 Rev. L. J. Fish, c Brentnall.bTravers 29 L. G. Mayers, b Brentnall ......... 114 H.G.Nadin. c Walker, b Garforth ............ 72 J. P. Ward, lb w , b Garforth................. 1 S. W. Meei, run out 12 H. Ellison, c Carter, b W o o d .................16 A. Mallison, not out 18 S. F. James, c Gray, b Brentnall .......... 3 Extras.................2i Total ...338 Y o r k s h ir e G e n t l e m e n . Second Innings. ... 27 b F ish.................87 J. R. Wood, b Fish ..........13 First Innings. E. Gray, b Fish ... Mallinson, b James ... .*. 0 J. E. Jones, b James... ... 2 st Mallinson, b Fish.................. 7 W. H. Garforth, b Ward 29 c Ellison, b Ward .......40 J. J. Harrison, b Fish ... 4 b Ward ..........17 H. M. Walker, st Mallin­ son, b Fish ................ 0 b M ayers............ 6 Capt. Traverse, c Fish, b Jam es............................. 8 b James ............ 9 Brentnall, c Mayers, b W a rd .............. . ... 0 b Ward ........... 5 W . Carter, c Fish, b Mayers ........................21 b Ward .......... 3 D. Carter, not out ..... 6 st Mallinson, o Fish...............12 H. E. Dewse, c Wilkes, b Mayers ........................ 0 not out .......... 8 Extras ........................1L Extras ... ltf Total ...121 Total ...2,7