Cricket 1896

A ug .|27, 1896. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 391 SOUTHGATE v. GRYPHONS.-Played at South­ gate on August 22. G ryph ons . N.F.Trotman.cPayne, b Geohegan .......18 A. F. B. Church, run O’lt ..................... 0 L V.. Harper. c Bar­ ker, b Bryan...... 24 L. W . Compton, lbw, b Bryan ............... 6 B. C Greatorex, c Smith, b Bryan ... 2 D. Eliott Lockhart, c Cipriani, b Pearson 1 SoUTHGATF J. A. Lyon, c Sugden, b Bryan .................18 E. T. W h istler, b Bryan ................. E. Smith, st Cipriani b Bryan ............... H. P. Clark, c Pear­ son, b Bryan ... . B. M. Goldie, not out B3, lbl ... Total L.D.Smith, bWhistler 0 R. T. Barker, c Comp- t >n, b Greatorex ...34 E.P. Sugden, c Goldie, b Trotman .......... 2 F. Bryan, c Compton, b Greatorex ......... 15 R. W. Pearson, c Har­ per, b Greatorex ... 7 A. B. Cipriani, b Trot­ man ........................ 8 E. White did not bat. F. Geohegan, b Goldie 19 W. B. Adams, lbw, b Goldie ................. 6 G. B. Adams, not out 10 F. G. Payne, not out... 2 B 15, lb 2, w 2 ... 19 Total ..122 HAMPSTEAD v. WOODFORD WELLS.—Played at Woodford Wells on August 22. H am pstead . A. W . Sharp, stWoodJ. Gibbon, c Wood­ house, b Kemsley ... 27 house, b Kemsley ... 1 S. S. Pawling, bKems- W . Mackintosh, b ley ........................ 19 Palmer ................. 2 A. R. Triraen, b ToH. Matthews, c Pal­ setti ........................ 0 mer, b Kemsley 0 H. Greig, c Norris, b E. S. Johnston,not out 4 Kemsley................. 9 F. J. Grosvenor, b C. C. McMillin, b Kemsley ................. 0 Kemsley................ 18 B 8, w 1, nb 1 ... 10 A. Reid, st Wood— house, b Blake 22 Total ........ 112 W oodford W ells . W . H. Dixon, c John­ ston b Trimen ... 17 W. J. Gillen, run out 2G D. Tosetti, b Pawliog 5 G. Tosptti, not out ... 3 E. C. Palmer, b Gib­ bon ... ..........11 A.M . Tosetti, c Mat­ thews, b Trimen ... 10 W . Woodhouse, c and b Gibbon................. 0 H. G. Morris, b Paw­ ling ........................ 0 P. Blake, b Pawling... 0 E. 8. Mason, b Paw- linar ........................ 3 W. Kemsley, not out 0 Byes .................10 Total (9 wkts) 85 ETON RAMRLERS v. SEVENOAKS VINE.— Played at Sevenoaks on August 19. S evenoaks V in e . J. C. Hughes, c Bosan­ quet, b Dunn......... A. N. Watney, not out ........................ F. W. Wilmot, c de Zoete, b Marshall ... H. Foxley, st Duck­ worth, b Marshall ... B 4, w 1 .......... 18 J. N. Tonge, b Dunn 20 L. G. Le Fleming, c Bosanquet,b Soames 15 H. V. Page, c R. Mit­ chell, b Marshall ... 20 A. W . Cornwallis, st Duckworth, b Mar­ shall ........................ 0 F. W. Simmonds, c Cook, b Mai'shall ... 1 Draper, b de Zoete ...41 Total E. Parris, st Duck­ worth, b Marshall... 2 Secondinnings: Tonge, b Bosanquet23 ; Simmonds, b Marshall 13; Hughes, not out 6; Watney, b Bosan­ quet 16; Wilmot, c Dunn, b Marshall 4; b 3.— Total (4 wkts.), 65. E ton R am blers . Hon. C. W . Mills, b Draper ................. 6 F.A. Soames, b Draper 4 B. J. Bosanquet, c Hughes, b Foxley ... 64 A.T.B.Dunn.b Draper 24 R.W.Mitchell,cTonge, b Draper................ 1 J. T. Tabor, b Foxley 6 H. W. de Zoete, c and b Foxley.................11 F. H. Mitchell, c Le Fleming, b Draper 9 G. H. Duckworth, c Parris, b Foxley ... 0 Capt. G. Marshall, c L8 Fleming, b Fox­ ley ........................ 4 C. T. Cook, not out ... 0 B 8, lb 5, w 2, nb 1 16 Total ..........145 BEDDINGTON v. DULWICH.- ton on August 15. B kddington . -Played at Bedding- W. A.Winton.cHeas­ man, b White........ 0 F.E.Goddard, bWhite 14 W. H. Lindsay, b Darby ................. 1 R. Henderson, not out 67 G. Coles, c Thompson, b Morris.............. 0 H. A- Hodgson, b Morris .................11 W. Beams did not bat. L. J. Paice, run out... 31 F. C. Lingnrd, bWhite 0 A. E. Quiney, c I.ong- ley, b White ......... 1 A. Syminds >n,not out 6 B 6, lb 4, nb 2 ... 12 Total ... *143 “Innings declared closed. D u lw ich . R. Longley, not out... 30 I B 1, lb 2, nb 1 ... 4 L. Phillips, not out ... 37 I — Total ... 71 C. P. Tregellas, W . Morris, H. Darby, W . E. Clayton, E. J. Heasman, E. White, J. Brown, S. R. Altman, and A. Thompson did not bat. DULWICH v . ERRATICS.—Played at Dulwich on August 17. D u lw ich . W . Morris, not out ...200 I E. J. Heasman, not ~ ' ' out ...........13 B11, nb 1 ...........12 H. Darby, b Holland J.W.Crawfurd,cPawle, b Mason .................13 P. C. Scott, b Price Total (3 wkts)*332 S. Simpson, E. H. Heasman, T. A. Darke, B. W. Heasman, C. Whitehurst, J. Brown and J. H. Roberts did not bat. * Innings declared closed. E r r a tic s . F. Odell, c Roberts, Crawfurd................. 6 E. A. Pawle, b Darby 78 E. B. Buxton, bDarby 4 C. Campbell-Roberts, b Crawfurd .......... 4 J. Price, b Crawfurd 0 Lieut. W. Simpson, b Crawfurd.................27 C.J. Snowden, b Craw­ furd ........................17 L. Holland did not bat. W.J.Haycraft,notout 12 H. 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