Canadian Cricket Field Volume 1 1882

THE I QkrADkI>I1ki (1lYI«KET FIELD. 113 THE SOEER Tho scoro of the final tio match botweon Tlaunesvillo a.nd Nelson is inavoidably held over. UNIONVILLE v. TORONTO. Was started carly last Saturday, but not finished the same day. Tho homo club wore rathor unsuccessful to begin .ith, and Patonl mado the only stand. Tho bowling was weak, and should lave been punished at will. Tho Ulnionvillo mon nmay bo fairly classed as sticks. They showed no form, and sinply blocked, which defonco proved rathor diflicult to break through. Good stiight bowling was no uso, as thoy soldon bit at it and continually poked. When they did lit they usually chose the best balls and pulled them acrosas, and Merritt, when he went on, soon got most of the wickets with slow twister. Keefer knocked the last fow down, for they couldn't oven biock. They fiolded well, especially againist Toronto's second, which produced 89. Bu:ns anid Morrison bit woll and Paton camne off again. The threo champion pokes had boon disposed of for 13 when night put a stop to the game. Tho visitors sccmed ta know less about cricket than iiñost country clubs. Score: TOR 1is Illnings. G. N. Morrison, c Stophonson, b Braithwaito ............ 10 G. G. S. Linadsey, b R. Wilson 8 V. W. Vickers, b Braithwaite 3 A. G. Brown, b Braithwaite.. O W. B. Merritt, b R Wilson.. 2 Capt. Burns, c Harris, b R. Wilson .................. 7 H. Paton, not out .......... 39 F. H. Keefer, b Bmithwaito. O G. Il. Furier, b Braithwaito. 3 G. W. Roynold&. b R. Wilson 0 Sub., c A. D. Eckhardt, b Braithwaito.............. 2 Extras ................. 1 brouglht froi Guelph to assist the Urampton. The chief event of Toronto's inanings was a drive by Bolan, not only overtho boundary fonce, but into the field on the othe. qido of the road. Scoro BRAMPTON. 14 Inings. Grahami, b lelm ken ........ O Gamble, c Behani, b Allen ... 4 Lockwood, o Bines, b H[olhne- kon ................................ 9 Saunders, b Shaw ......... ..... 13 Itedmond, not ;ut ..... ,........ 11 Ien"y, c Allen, b Shaw ...... O Atkinsona, b Allen .............. 15 Edwards, b lchlcken ......... 8 Williama, b lmlncken........... O Baker, b Allen ................ 1 lorrison, c and b Allon ....... 3 Extns ....................... 10 Totil.................... .... 74 ToRO ONTO. Totton,c Redm<onid, bGamble..M 2n1l Iiailngs. Sproule, run ont..................1 F Allen, c Atkinson, b Ganblo..17 c Crosby, b J. Wilson ...... 23 Goslig, Gamble, b Saunlders28 b Braithwaito ............ 5 Walters, cEdwards,bSaunders10 run ont ................. 3 Bainaes, c and b Lockwood...... 1 c Ramasay, b J. Wilson. O Bohan,stLockwoolbSaundersll c Runasay, b R Wilson...... 8 lolmckenl, b Saudors......... 8 c R Wilson, b Braithwaito .. 25 GUELPH v. b J. Wilson ............. 15 Played at St. Mary's on 17th i c tuansay, b R. Wilson.... 2 for Guolph. 'The vicket was ver b J. Wilson ............. .2 both teniams being very good, the s not out .................... 1 tho visitor$ got double figures. A b Gould .................. 0 Extras .................. 5 Total..................75 Total .............. 89 BOWLING ANALYSIS. 1st Innings. O. R. M. R. Wilson......17 42 1 Braithwaite.....16 33 1 ~2ndLInnings. wv. o. n1. 4 J. Wilson...23 43 6 Braithwaito. 8 16 J. Wilson. .. 18 "6 Gould. .3 1 UNIONVILLE. 1st Innings. W. Braithwaite, c Brown, b Burns .................. 3 G. Stephenson, b Morrison .. 15 A. G. Crosby, c Lindsey, b Morritt...................22 W. H. Crosby, o Roynolds, b Morrison ................ 0 A.D.Eckhardt,cand b Merritt.12 J. Gould, i b w, b Kcofer..... 2 J. W. Crosby, b Morritt .... O J. Wilson, b Morritt ........ O W. Ranuxay, c Morrison, b Keefer .................. 1 R Wilson, net out ........ 2 T. Harris, b Keefer.........O Extras ................. 15 Total..................72 1sf Innings. o. i. Linîdsoy..... 9 16 Burn...15 14 Morrison.... 8 4 Merritt.....11 15 Paton...... 5 4 Keefer...... 6 3 2n1d Inininags. b Keefer....................3 st Morrison, b Merritt ....... 7 b Keefer .................. 1 Extras................... l Total......................13 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M. W. 4 0 7 1 6 2 4 4 4 0 4 3 2?nd Inins$. o. a. Merritt. ... 3 12 Keefer .. 3 0 BRAMPTON v. TORONTO. Another match played at Brampton by Toronto on Saturday lat. In order tomako an ovon game Lockwood and Saunders wero played a very useful inings of 3 CUEI Lockwood, c Cameron, b Mor- phay.....................11 Saunders, c Moscrip, b White.20 Ogdaen, rui out...........19 Paton, b Moserip...... .... 12 Lemmaaîoiu, b Caneron.........10 l1ookless, run out........... il H{utchinson, c and b Cameron 1 1st Inainls. Adas, st Saunders, b Paton. O bforphy, b Henry......... Moscrip, c Bookless, b Patoni. 0 Camneron, b Paton...........5 Hurston, b PatoLn...........3 Irwin, b Paton.. .... ........ J. Clark, b Paton............1 White, not ont........... Dixon, b lenry....... ...... 2 Ford, b Henry... .... . .... 1 C. Clark, b Paton...........O Extras .......... .5 Total...........1 2mw'l inuuings. b Hohliackcen.....................16 b Shaw.. ... ................... 20 not ont..............................23 o and b Holnieken .............. 5 i.,tras...... ... ....-...... 2 Total........................66 NTO. Travers, e Morrison, b Lock. wood........................... 3 Forlong, not out ............... 4 Shaw, b Saunders ......... 1 Extras.......................... 7 Total ........................... 122 ST. MARY'S. nst.; an unoxpectelly easy victory y uncertan, and the bowlng of coring was snall, though six of danis, in St. Mary's 2nd inings, 0. Score: rP.x' uaings. Henry, c and b Cameron..... O Husband, c Adams, b Camero 4 Cutting, b Adans...... .... 1 Murtona, naot out............ 1 Extras.................. 9 Total.................9 ST. MARY'St. 2nul Inninigs. not ont.... ....... ................ 30 b Henry...... ............. 4 b Henry........................ 1 c Paton, b Henry................ 0 c Murtonu, b Henry............. 2 c Paton, b Henry................. 0 b Hutchinson............ 4 amt Saunders, b Henry.......... 0 b Paton...................... .16 run out.............. ............ 2 b Paton......... .......... 0 Extras ................ o Total...................63 GUELPBI v. PENINSUL&R. The iuclph Club hîad a very enijoyable gamne with the Penin- sulars on Friday. the 18th, and their stay in Detroit was made very pleasant by the hospitality of the mmbers of the Peninsular Club. Unfortunately the homo club could not niako this a two days' match, and th gamo was left unfinished. Morphy, for tho visitors, played two good innings, anmd Lockwood, Lemmon and Ogdon, arc all deserving of praise for their batting in tho secord innings. Baniford and Calvert made their respective scores very carefully; Dale knîocked off his 14 without waiting to sec what the bowling was like. Dale's bowling was very straight throughout, and though lie pit-led, as a rule, very short, lis great pace carried hian through, and on a rallier uncertain wicket made him difficult to play. Paton got thrce mon in his first over, but was not successful afterwards. Henry and Hutchinson bowled coiistently well' Score;