Cricket 1890

MAY 8, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. 109 UPPER TOOTING v. OAKLEIGH WAN­ DERERS. Played at Tooting on May 3. U p p e r T o o t in g . Second Innings. First Innings. C. B. Fry, b P. Simpson ................. M. , 22 c Patrick, Sturges ... B. M. Harvey, c J. H., b P. M. Simpson .......... W. J. Sawyer, b P. M. Simpson ........................ D. C. Bartley, b Sturges... N. BobertB, b Sturges ... S. H. Gregory, b Sturges 9 G. H. Gill, b P. M. Simpson ........................ J. A. Lyon, b P. M. Simpson ........................10 not out ........... F. C. Byde, b Sturges 3 b Pratt ........... W . D. Watney, b Sturges 0 J. H. Titcomb, not out ... 0 c and bPratt... B ............................... 6B 4, lb 1, w 2 6 not out 2 1 0 0 b Pratt Total . 58 Total O a k l e ig h W a n d e r e r s . A.M. Sturges, b G. H. P. M. 8impson b Gill ........................ 3 N. Boberts ... 0 J. H. Simpson, b N. A. E. Simpson, b G. Boberts ................. 4 H. Gill .......... 0 J. A. Taylor, b N. W. Stewart, b N. Boberts ................. 1 B oberts.......... 0 W. F. Currey, b G. H. C. G. Patrick, not Gill ........................ 0 out ................. ... 0 E. W. Pratt, b G. H. B .......... ... 4 Gill ........................ 0 — W . H. Du Buisson, b Total ... 13 G. H. Gill................. 0 H. A. Snow, b G. H. Gill ... ... .......... 1 BARNES v. IBIS. Played at Barnes on May 3. C. S. Marshall, b Net- J. L. Lilburg, c Net- t’eton ................. 8 ton, b F rith .......... 4 B. S. Waterer, st G. A l l a n s o n , b Douglas, b NettleFrith ................. 5 ton ........................ 11 H.H. Blake, not out 6 W. H. Parker, b NetH. B. Thompson, b tleton ................. 19 Nettleton .......... 5 W. L. Roberson, b W. Wright, c Keys, Nettleton............... 0 b Nettleton .......... 0 F. Schooling, b Frith 3 B ........................ 4 E. A. Buckland, b — Frith........................ 0 T o ta l.......... 65 B a r n e s . W. F. I j. Frith, b Wright .................. 0 P. B. Earnshaw, b Boberson................. 0 F. C. Graves, b Bober­ son ......................... 3 A. E. Earnshaw, run Total .......... 54 out ........................30 C. E. Batcliff, P. Nettleton, H. K.Keys, and C. E. Sissons did not bat. A. G. H. Stevens, c Lilburg, b Waterer 6 A. Sissons, not out 6 J. Douglas, not out 0 B 8, w 1 .......... 9 BROMLEY 2nd XI. v, NORTHBROOK 2nd XI. Played at Bromley on May 3. N orth b rook . W. D. Butler, b F. Clark........................54 H. N.Smith,b Willson 0 A. E. Coates, b Baker 49 S. O. Woolmer, b Baker ................. 5 A. East, b Baker ... 1 A. K. Woolmer, b F. Clark........................ 2 0. Kelly, c Smith, b F. C lark.............. . 2 W. G. Skipworth, b Baker ................. 0 P. B. Steele, c Bosan- quet, b Baker ... 14 A.O. Watney, not out 2 S. Tilley, b F. Clark 0 B15, lb l, w l,n b 2 19 Total ...148 B romley . Lowrence, b East ... 0 Heaysman, b Smith... 0 B. H. Smith, c Coates, b B u tler.................13 Bosanquet, b Smith 2 E. Clark, b Smith ... 14 F. Clark, b Smith ... 2 Baber, c Coates, b Smith ................. Lawes,not out......... Dawes, not out.......... B2, lb 2, w 2......... Total ... Portway and Willson did not bat. STOICS v. SOUTHGATE. Played at Southgate on May 3. S to ic s . O. B. Borradaile, not out ........................I F. Gordon, c Sydney, b Jiggings .......... F. C. Pactow, b S. S cott........................ G. Cross, 1 b w, b F o r d ........................ 0. E. S. Cockburn, b S cott........................! A. H. Bartlett, b Scott H. G. Bourne, b F ra n cis................. 0 J. Cross, b Francis 0 E. L. Johnson, c Francis, b Jiggings 31 W. Brabner, c and b Jiggings................. 3 E.S. Wilks, b Harris 12 B 4,1 b 1 .......... 5 Total ...156 S o u t h g a t e . S. W. Scott, b Cock­ burn ........................17 A. Sydney, b G. Cross 3 S. A. Walker, b G. Cross........................ 4 F. P. Francis, b G. Cross........................ 8 E. P. Sugden.run out 4 W. S. Sydney, c Bourne, b Cock­ burn ................. 0 A. S. Harris, not out 10 A.E.White,b G.Cross 0 J. Jiggings. not out 0 B 8, lb 5 ..........13 Total .. A. Kemp and W, Ford did not bat. ... 59 DULWICH v. KENSINGTON. Played at Eynsham Field on May 3. D u l w ic h . J. A. Macdonald, t B. Heasman, b Os­ W h eeler................. 20 man ........................ 3 J. Rimmington, b OsA. Grant, b Osman... 3 man ........................ 14 A. Burton, b Osman 0 J.E .Colyer.cWheeler, J. W. Crawfurd, not b Osman ......... 12 out ................. ... 1 J. Smith, b Wheeler 0 F. M. Walker, absent 0 H. Marks, c Bloomer, B 2, lb 3 ................. 5 b Osman................. 5 — T. A. Darke, b Osman 0 Total |.......... 63 K e n sin g t o n . E.B. Jenner, cGrant, b Burton.................20 Osman, not out ... 6 H. B. Payne, not out 10 B 4, w 2 ................. 6 C. E . Bloomer, b Bur­ ton ....................................................... ...29 E. Watson, b R i. - m in gton................. 5 W. H. Wheeler, b Bimm ington.......... 0 J. Iliewicz, b Bim- Total m in gton.................10 W . E. Bloomer, C. W. Dix, J. Briggs, and E. C. Barron did not bat. 8d DULWICH v. CLAPHAM WANDERERS. Played at Burbage Road, Dulwich, on May 3. C l a p h a m W a n d e r e r s . First Innings. Second Innings. H. V. Bate, b E. H. H easman................. ... 0 not out .......... 16 J. Woodward, b E. H. H easm an................. ... 5 c and b Pearse... 0 G. W. McArthur, c E J. Heasman, b Pearse .. 1 B. Burton, b E. H. H easm an................. ... 0 b E.H. Heasman 41 T. V. Anderson, b E. H. H easm an................. ... 0 W. L. Pare, D E. H. H easman................. ... 16 b C , P. Tregellas 5 H. A. Smith, absent... ... 0 B. D. Green, not out... ... 11 E. Cane, absent.......... ... 0 b Pearse .......... 8 B ........................ ... 2 B 12, lb 2, w 2 16 Total .......... ... 35 Total 86 D u l w ic h . T. B. Pearse, b Green .................11 E. J. fleasman, b Green ................. 1 M. J. Boberts, lbw, b Green .................14 C. P. Tregellas, b Woodward ......... 6 T. S. Tregellas, b Green........................ 8 C. H. Carter, b Woodwaid .......... 2 E. H. Heasman, b Woodward .......... B. Nevill, b Green ... J. H. Farrer, not out ........................ G. H. Samways, run out ........................ E. T a p e r e l e , b Green ................. B ........................ Total .......... C r ic k e t e r s .— B e s t < C C B « G o o d s b e a r t h is M a r k ,— Advt. BLACKHEATH CLUB. F ix t u r e s f o r 1890. W h o le - d a y M a t c h e s . April 26—Eectory Field, v. Blackheath F.C. May 1—Rectory Field, v. West Kent Wanderers May 3—Rectory Field, v. Crystal Palace May 10—Rectory Field, v. Surrey C. and G. May 17—Rectory Field, v. M.C.C. and G. May 24—Woolwich, v. R.A. (Woolwich) May 26, 27—Rectory Field, v. Incogniti May 31—Rectory Field, v. Bickley Park June 7—Rectory Field, v. R.A. (Woolwich) June 11—Lee, v. Granville June 14—Rectory Field, v. Band of Brothers June 18—Rectory Field, v. B. N. College (1 p.m.) June 21—Woolwich, v. B.M.A. June 28—Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace July 3—Bectory Field, v. Oxford Univ. Authentics July 5—Bectory Field, v. Emeriti July 9—Beckenham, v. Beckenham July 11,12—Uppingham, v. Uppingham School July 19—Bectory Field, v. Old Wykehamist* July 26—Bectory Field, v. I Zingari July 30, 31—Sheerness, v. R.A. (Sheerness) Aug. 2—Rectory Field, v. Wimbledon Aug. 4—Bectory Field, v. Charlton Park Aug. 9—Bectory Field, v. Beckenham Aug. 16—Bickley, v. Bickley Park Aug. 30—Rectory Field, v. Northbrook Sept. 6—Rectory Field, v. Bros. Christopherson H a l f - d a y M a t c h e s . May 17—West Wickham, v. West Wickham May 24—Rectory Field, v. Eltham May 31—Bickley, v. Bickley Park (2nd XI) June 7—Charlton Park, v. Charlton Park June 14—Eltham, v. Eltham June 21—Bectory Field, v. Point House Ramblers July 12—Rectory Field, v. Old Yverdonians July 19—Wimbledon, v. Wimbledon July 26—Vincent Square, v. Westminster School Aug. 23—Rectory Field, v. West Wickham Sept. 18—Recoory Field, v. St. John’s Institute CLAPHAM WANDERERS. F ix t u r e s f o r 1890. May 3—v. Dulwich (1.30) May 10-v . Norbury Park May 17—v. Ewell (12.0) May 19—v. Surrey Colts May 24—v. Streatham (2.0) May 31—v. Pallingswick June 4—v. Charlton Park June 7—v. Ealing June 11—v. Crojdon June 14— June 18—v. Bruce Castle (2 0) June 21—v. Hampton Wick June 24—v. Hornsey June 28—v. Dorking July 1—v. Clapton July 4 & 5—v. Gentlemen of Northants July 9—v. Hampton Wick July 12—v. Ealing July 16—v. Surrey C. and G. July 19—v. Chiswick Park July 23—v. Hampstead July 26—v. Crystal Palace T he T our . July 31—v. Reigate Priory Aug. 1 & 2—v. Lewes Priory Aug. 4 & 5—v. Eastbourne Aug. 6 & 7—v. Devonshire Park ‘ Aug. 8 & 9—V. Tonbridge Aug. 27—v. Bichmond ST. PAUL’ S SCHOOL. F ix t u r e s f o r 1890. May 3—Kensington, v. Next XXII. May 10—Kensington, Trial Match May 17—Kensington, v. Barnes May 24—Kensington, v. Stoics May 31—Kensington, v. Epsom College June 7—Kensington, Masters’ Match June 14—Kensington, v. M.C.C. June 21—Kensington, v. Bedford Grammar School June 28—Highgate, v. Highgate School July 5 -Kensington, v. Old Paulines July 12—Kensington, v. Streatham July 19—Kensington, v. Peripatetics July 26—Kensington, v. Incogniti I n a match at Adelaide, for the Norwood Club, on March 22, J. McKenzie in the first over, delivered by R . James, hit three 4’s and a 5 from successive balls.