Cricket 1890

2 5 6 CEICKET: A WEEKLY .RECORD OP THE GAME. JU L Y 10,1890. OXFORD UNIVERSITY AUTHENTIC S v. BLACKHEATH. Played on the Rectory Field, Blackheatb, on July 3. O.U.A. F. H. Gresson, b 8treet......... .J*. ... 0 W. D. Llewelyn, b S.Christopherson... 46 H.D. Watson, c Cam- roux. b Ireland ... 11 G. L. Wilson, c A. W. Stewart, b Street... 23 E.S. Currey, c Mason, b S.Christopherson 6 L. C. H. Palairet, c Camroux, b R. B. Stewart .................66 B la c k h e a t h . First Innings. F. H. Browning, c and b Street ... ... H. Bowden-Smith, b R. B. Stewart ... H. C. Stewart, c S. Christopherson, D R. B. Stewart F. E. Johnson, c and b Street ................. R. D. Budworth, not out ........................ 25 Total ...187 H. C. Blaker, b John­ son ........................ A. W. Stewart, c Johnson, b Palairet F. S. Ireland, c John­ son, b Palairet R. B. Stewart, c and b Palairet................. E. P. Simpson, lbw, b Palairet ................. Stanley Christopher­ son, b Johnson ... 13 C. E. Mason, c Wil­ son, b Palairet ... Street, not out.......... W. F. M. Camroux, c Gibson,b Wilson M. Christopherson, b W ilson................. E. P. Parsons, c Currey, b Wilson... B 6, lb 2 .......... Total.......... In the Second Innings Blaker scored (not out) 15, A. W. Stewart (not out) 33, Ireland, b Gresson 10, Simpson, c Johnson, b Currey 1, S. Christopu- erson, c Watson, b Gresson 0 ; lb 2.—Total, 61. OXFORD UNIVERSITY AUTHENTICS v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at the Crystal Palace on July 4. 65.P. First Innings. F. H. Nelson, b Palairet ................. 2 A. Kayess, c Inglis, b Bromley-Martin 14 J. Dives, c and b Palairet ................. 1 H. Aste, c Browning, b Bromley-Martin 18 H. Hetley, st Brown­ ing,b Bromley-Mar­ tin ........................ 0 A. J. L. Payne, b Gibbs........................ 6 C. E. Smith, c Col- v i 11e-S m i t h, b Palairet... .......... 0 G. H. Neame, b Bromley-Martin ... 0 H. Cosens, c Barry, b Bromley-Martin 10 G. T. Austin, not out ........................ 3 F.W. Janson, absent 0 B ........................ 3 T otal... 57 In the Second Innings Nelson scored (not out) 18, Aste (not out) 17, Payne, b Hewitt 19. Neame, b Bromley-Martin 4 ; b 3, lb 5.—Total, 66. O.U.A. H.T.Hewett, cPayne, b Nelson ... ..........14 H. Bowden-Smith, c Dives, b Kayess ... 26 L. C. H. Palairet, c '• Aste, b Austin ... 2 W.J. Barry, b Cosens 24 Rev. R. E. Inglis, b Nelson .................80 J. A. uibbs, b Hetley 11 R. D. Budworth, lbw, b H etley................. 0 E. G. Bromley-Mar­ tin, b sm ith .......... 0 E. A. St. Hill, c and b Kayess...............15 F. H. Browning, c Kayess, b Nelson 3 P. Colville-Smith, not out ................. 1 B ........................ 5 T otal.......181 OXFORD U N IV E R S IT Y A U T H E N T IC S v. W E S TM IN S T E R SCHOOL. This m atch was to be played at V incent Square, S .W ., on July 5, but rain prevented play. A u t h e n t ic s .— H. S. Schwann, L. C. H. Palairet, R. D. Budworth, E. 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