Cricket 1896

278 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. J u ly 9, 1896. GRANVILLE “ A ” v. CHARLTON PA RK (2).- Played at Lee on July 4. G r a n v ille “ A .” E. T. Lloyd, c Mascall, b Thomas.................. 0 B. F. Gordon, c Mills, b Thomas................... 3 R. F. Taylor, c W in­ chester, b Thomas... 0 L.R. Glover, c Cornish, b Thomas...................22 W . Edwards, c Mills, b M ascall.................11 E. Furze, b Hobson ... 29 G. Helder, c Mills, b Thomas ...................29 J.A. Johnston, c Mills, b Thomas................... 2 H. Davis, c W ild, b Mascall ................... 0 E. Lamb, c Mills, b Lamb........................... 0 H . Wilson, not out ... 0 Extras................... 6 Total ...102 C h a r lt o n P a r k ( 2 ). S. Thomas, c Edwards, b W ils o n .................. 27 A. J. Mascall, c Lloyd, b Lamb ...................15 S.K.Mills, b G. Helder 16 F. G. Allen, not o u t... 39 J. W . Green, run out 0 C. P. Hobson, c and b Glover ...................22 J. J. Winchester, c Gordon, b Glover ... 3 H. Cornish, b Glover 11 R. S. Wild, c and b Helder ...................14 J. More, b Helder ... 0 W .H .Johns, c Gordon, b G lo v e r................... 3 B 2, w 2, lb 2, nb 1 7 Total ...157 GRANVILLE v. CHARLTON PARK .—Played at Charlton Park on July 4. G r a n v il l e . W . Morris, c S., b H. Sargent ................28 r . P. Lincoln, b Keats 68 J.W ilson,jun., run ouc 1 C. J. M. Godfrey, c and b Keats ........10 W . Greer, c H. Sar­ gent, b Ogilvy ... 8 F. E. Lander, c S. Sar­ gent, b Ogilvy........... 6 E. R. D. Moulder, b Keats........................... 0 G. C. Nicoll, b Ogilvy 1 J. Moore, run out ... 4 T. Passmore, not out 5 A . R. Layman, b Ogilvy ................... 2 Lcg-bye ........... 1 Total .134 C h a r l t o n P a r k . H. C. Ogilvy, b Morris 2 Total (3 wkts.) 79 Capt. M c C a n lis , b Godfrey ...................29 R. G. Cowley, not out 48 S.R.Sargent,b Godfrey 0 H. C. Sargent, A. F. Lovey, A . H. Pease, H. E. Lawrence, A. A . Jolly, W . J. C. Keats, and J. Hazlerigg did not bat. CLAPTON v. CHESHUNT.—Played at Clapton on July 2. C h eshunt . A . H . Hargreaves, b D ickason.................. 1 E. C. Galloway, b D ickason...................16 Howard Williams, c Ladell, b Dickason 0 W .H . Robson, run out 0 D. Raincock, not out 32 H.Harpur, b Dickason 0 C.Raincock,bDickason H. Winterburn, c Hel­ ler, b Dickason H . O. P e n n e y , b D ickason................. R. Pope, b Dickason J. Holmes, b Dickason B 6, lb 1 ........... Total ...........70 C l a p t o n . Dr. Ladell, c Penney, P o p e ..........................16 E. C. Palmer, retired 118 T. Dickason, b Pope... 1 J. Johnson, b Harper 1 W . M. Heller, run out 0 S. Meadows, c Pope, b 1). Raincock ...........29 Stanley Briggs, not out .......................... 18 J. Bromley, c Robson, b D. Raincock......... 3 A . Dodson, not out ... 8 B l2 ,lb 3 ,w l,n b 2 18 Total (7 wkts.) 212 H. E. Trafford and J. H. Douglas did not bat. HONOR OAK v. BRIXTON W ANDERERS.— Played at Honor Oak on July 4. H o n o r O a k . E .G . Hares,bYeillard 21 H. Burton, b Jones .. 10 J. Johnson, c and b Jones..........................15 F. A. W ilkir, not out 59 C. H. Mayo, b Jones... 0 T. R. Dickason,b Jones 0 T. J. Grace, b Yeillard 56 G. S. Harrison, b V e illa rd ................... 0 C.D. Hayes,b Veillard 0 A. Jones, b Jones ... 32 H. L. H lf rd, not out 9 B 15, lb 5 ...........20 Total (9 wkts.)*222 * Innings declared closed. B r ix t o n W a n d e r e r s . F. Odell, b Dickason .. 9 W . A. Gilligan, b Dickason ... .......... 11 E. V . White, b Dicka­ son .......................... 0 F. P. Rider, b W ilkie 5 C. Hogg, b Dickasou 10 F. Millar, c Hayes, b D ickason................... 1 A . E . Veillard, n ot out 6 A . R. Whitley, b Dickason................... E. H. Cross, c Jones, b W ilk ir................... F. R. Lloyd, b W ilkir C. F. Jones, b W ilkir Byes ........... Total ........... CLAPTON v. RICHMOND.-Played at Clapton on July 4. R ic h m o n d . F. A. B. Anderson, b Heller ..................28 S. A . Williams, run out .......................... 18 N. B. Denham, st Millersliip, b Chi­ chester ..................29 R. N. Hincks, not out 55 L. Docker, c Waterer, b Heller .................. 45 E. W . Ball, b Heller 1 * Innings declared closed. C la pto n . A. G. S. Lawrence, b Heller ................... 1 A. L. Sloper, b Heller 0 F. P. Babbidge, b Heller .................. 0 A. W . Knight, run out 0 H. Dick, not out ... 23 Byes ..................14 Total (9 wkts.) *214 S. A. Asser, c Ball, b Denham .................. 2 H. E. Trafford, b Den­ ham ..........................11 H . E. V. Chichester, b Denham .................. 25 J. H. Douglas, b Den­ ham .......................... 5 H. F. Britton, c Den­ ham, b Knight ... 0 Millership did not bat. W . W . Thorogood, b Docker ...................24 P. Waterer, b Denham 16 J. H. Renals, b Den­ ham .................. ... 12 W . M. Heller, not out 3 H. Michel, not out ... 2 B 11, lb 3, wb 1... 15 Total (8 wkts.) 115 WEST KENT v. ETON RAMBLE RS.- Chislehurst on July 1. E ton R am blers . -Played at R. T. Jones, c Gibson, b C. P. C oode..............10 J. A. Gibbs, c Coode, b P robyn....................114 H. Foljambe, b Berens 5 W .R . Hoare, c Brown­ ing, b B erens.......... 3 C.E. Farmer, c Gibson, b A . T. Coode...........15 M .F. Maclean, b A. T. Coode.......................... 0 W est F.Browning,c Farmer, b L.-Gower ...........17 A. T. Coode, c H. Fol­ jambe, b Jones ... 32 C. P. Coode, c Hoare, b Jones ..................11 S.H.W airond,cHoare, b Jones .................. 3 R. J. H. Arbuthnot, run out .................. 4 W . H. Spottiswoode, c Hambro, b Jones 5 H.E.Hambro,b Berens 0 C. L.-Gower, b Berens 0 H. J.-Frist, c and b C. P. Coode ........... 2 A. T. Feljambe, b Probyn .................. 21 H .A. Lennard, not out 0 B 27, lb 1, w 1 ... 29 Total .. 199 K en t . A. Boosey, b Jones ... 13 E. Gibson, st Farmer, b Jones ................... 7 S. C. Probyn, b Jones 0 E. Berens, notout . 22 E.Norman, st Farmer, b L.-Gower • 10 E. Waring, st Farmer, b L.-Gower ........... 5 Byes ...................10 Total 139 HONOR OAK v. CLAPTON.—Played at Clapton on June 27. C lapton . J. H. Douglas, c Jones, b W ilkir ..................10 R. R. Bruce, c Car­ michael, b Dickason 6 H. E. Swift, b W ilkir 11 W . Saward, c Burton, b Chapman ........... 6 H. E. V. Chichester, b H arrison..................145 J. H. Renala,c Burton, b Harrison ........... 5 J. Attenborough, b W ilkir .................. 11 H. Richardson, b W il­ kir .......................... 5 C. Nelson, c Pilling, b Mayo...........................10 A. J. Dyke, not out ... 58 Dr. Ladell, b Pilling 9 " " " " ’ ' 14 B 6, lb 7, nb 1 Total ..290 H onor O ak . J. Johnson, not out , B 3 , lb 2 ... Total (2 wkts.) 166 T. R. Dickason, not out ..........................88 E. Chapman, lbw, b Bruce.......................... 25 G. S. Harrison, b Chi­ chester ..................19 H. Burton, T. J. Gracey. C. H. Mayo, A . Jones, T. E. Pilling, P. Carmichael, and F. A. W ilkir did not bat. ________________________ SOUTHGATE v. FREE FORESTERS.—Played at Southgate on July 1. S o u th g ate . R. W . Nicholls, Leatham ..................56 E. P. Sugden, b Lee... 16 S. W . Scott, b W ay­ mouth ..................17 A. L. Kemp, b Way­ mouth .................. 58 R.F.Wilson,c Gregory, b W aym outh..........49 E. S. Vint, c J. G., b J. R. W alk er.......... 9 A. Ricketts, b J. R. Walker .................. 20 A. S. Harris, c Prin- sep, b Waymouth ... 2 C. T. Ewart, b J. R. Walker .................. 2 D. J. Drake, c Ander­ son, b G ibson........... 8 W .T. Ricketts, not out 0 B 5, lb 4 ........... 9 F ree F o resters . Total ,..246 A . E. Gibson, c Vint, b Scott .................... 103 Rev. H. S. Prinsep, b Kemp ...................... 15 F. M. Lee, c Vint, b Nicholls ......................55 W . B. Anderson, Capt. Walker. Capt. 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Hamilton, b Culme- Seymour .......................... 1 not o u t................. 11 C. H. Kennedy, b Culme- Seymour .......................... 2 st B ir c h a ll, b Culme-Seymour 12 bCulme-Seymour 0 H. O. Fry, b Culme-Seymour 0 B 6, w 1, nb 2 ........... 9 B 5 , n b l ... 6 Total.......................... 39 Total ... 52 S u nningdale S chool . C. G. C. Fane, b H. Moffat .................. 2 R. A . Ratcliff, b N. Moffat .................. 2 E. Culme-Seymour, b H. Moffat..................23 R. E. D. Milner, run out ..........................21 W.IIalswelle, bBarton 37 H. C. Scrimgeour, b Ham ilton.................. 0 E. V. Dearman-Bir- chall, b Graham ... 14 F. G. Strange, bBarton 8 G. T. Whitla.bGraham 0 H. Peel, not o u t........... 11 A . St. L. L. Guinness, c Hamilton,b Barton 1 B 11, lb 1, w 2, nb 2 16 Total .135 E A S T B O U R N E CRICKET&FOOTBALL(Association) Club THE S A F F RO NS . The above Club is now open for the season. Three Professional Bowlers are engaged. S ubscriptions are as F ollow s Playing Members, April to September ... £1 1 0 Honorary Members (whole Y ea r)................................0106 Visitors are admitted at 5s. per week. Intending visitors wishing to play in matches should communicate with the Secretary. The following matches will be played next week - Monday, July 13.—St. Andrew’s Masters, Saffrons. Wedn’day „ 15.—New College, Saffrons. Thursday „ 16.—Tunbridge Wells, Tunbdg. Wells. Friday „ 17.—Hornsey, Saffrons (2-day match). Saturday „ 18.—St. Saviour’s Institute, Saffrons.