Canadian Cricket Field Volume 1 1882

lt Imîiiln'<. Allan, run out....... .................. 8 Dickson, e G. Hall, b Bletcler... 1 Macdonell, 0 Ward, b Blotcher... 3 Hamilton, b BLcher............ 4 Abbott, c nnd b Ward .......... ., 1 Cayley, b Ward ......... ....... ..... 0 Burritt, b Bletcher .................... 1 Inco, 8t G. Hall, b iletcher. . 4 Leader, not ot ............ 4 Cooper, b Bletcher ....... . Lauder, b Ward . .. .0 X.tras ... ...... . ....... Total .. .... . ..... Grand total ......... Bowler Overs. Bletcher.......... 34 Ward . , ..... .21.1 G. Nall........... 7.3 Weston........... 5 ;.'nd nl n1intîfiA. run ot....... ........... ............ 10 0 Burton, b Bleteler .. ........... 4 b Vard .......................... 7 b Ward .. . ....... ........... .... 0 b Ward .... ............... ....... .. i b Bletcher ......... ..... ......... 3 run ont ..... ..................... I run ont ...................... .. .. l b ilotcher . ..... ... . ., . .... I e Mar.lhall, 1 G. Hall., . net ou ..... . ... .. . ...... . . . ........ ....... 49 23 nOwILIN0 .\NAIXISIS. Maidens. Rums. Wackets. 20 20 9 7 26 6 I 13 I 2 5 .. R. per wicket. O.2M. 4.33 13 TRINITY COLLEGE -,. AURORA. Well satistied with their day's work at Newnarket, the Triuity men spent the niglt at Aurora previous to engaging the club of that place. Their defeat in the oncounter mnay bu attributed rather to tho collapse of the batting than ce the strength of the oienmy's bowling, good as it was ; and young players should remember that it requires the endurnce of au old haud to dance all niglt and play all day oven for two successive matches. On the winninig side H. C. Seadding (of Orillia) hit well for the top score, and the cap- tain, after being missed on a ball skied to Campboll at long-stop, played a good innings. Their bowling %vas wcll kept up by Steven. son, and in tho tirst iniings by Tracy, Trinity feit the losa in al doli tiiments of the gamle of D. Howard, whose professional engage. ments necessitated his return to the city. J. S. Howard was unfortunately out l.b.w. both times. The wicket liero, as at New- narket, was excellent, but the long-stopping grouund r'ather queer, and Martin deserves great credit for lis good work foi' Trinity in that region. Score: TRINITY COLLEGE. 1st lnnings. C. Scadding, b Stevenson ...... 4 T. O. Townley, b Tracy.. ........ 4 A. J. Fidler, b Stevenson...... 4 .1. S. Howard, l.b.w. b Tracy.... O H. J. Campbell, b Stevensoi.... 4 S. D. Hague, c Tracy, b Steven. son........... ....... .... O E. K. C. Marcin. b Stevenson .. 5 .1. J. Godfrev, b Tracy......... O W. W. Jones, b Tracy ........ 3 C. Radcliffe, net out ......... 6 C. H. Brent, b Tracy.............. 0 Byes, 2; Leg byes 2..... .. ... 4 Total... . ............... AN.\LYSIs OF T Bowler. Overs. Maid: W. Stevenson....... 3o 5 Tracy... ...... ... .. 20.3 4 S'cadding.... . ..... 7 5 let Innings. A. F. Stevenson, b Howard....O V. Wheadon, b Howard... . 6 D. McDonald, 0 Fidler, b Camp. bell..... ... ...... ........... 18 H. C. Scadding, b Campbell......21 W. Stevenson, l Campbell. ...... 3 L. Braund, run ont. .. .......... 0 A. Tracy, b Godfrey.............. 3 W. Nelson, c Townley, b Camp. bell........ . ... ....... 4 W. Ouugh, not out.. .. ,.... . ... 0 A. MoDonald, b Godfrey.......... I W. Fluury, c Townlev, b God. frey.......... ..... ... 7 Byes, 1; Leg byes, 2; wides, 4 7 Total .... .... . ... . ... 70 2nd Inninge. b Tracy........................... 6 b Tracy................................. 7 ru i ont.......... . ........ ............ 0 1. b. w., Scadding............ ...... 2 b Staddiing ........ . ......... 9 e Fleury, b Stevenson......... run out....... .............. c McDonaild, b Stevenson..... ... O not ont ................................ 0 c Ouglh, l Stevenson .. ... .. .. ... 1 b Stevenson......... ............... 4 Byes, 1; Leg byes, 2 ; wides, 3 6 Total......... ., ............. 45 H1E niOWLIN. uns. Ruis. vickets. Wides. 45 0 0 23 3 R.. 2nl Innings. b Howard. ._............ . 2 c Radclifte, b Godfrey. .... ...... 2 noet ot........ ............ . net out .................. ANA LYM19 OF THE ntOWIiNO. Bowler. Overs. M Runs. Campbell . 12.1 19 lloward .. 2 22 Godlfrey... . 1 i Townley . . .3 16 Wickets. 4 5 ' 0 Widcs 7 0 o 0 TRINITY COLLEGE v. NEWMARKET. This match took place at Newmiarket on Friday last, resulting in a draw rather in favour of tho University. Hague's 39 in the visit- ors' lirst innings wero obtaiied in capital fori; Martin played with great caro and steadiness, and the batting of Godfroy and the brothers Howard was also very good. J. S. Howard, morenver, bowled with great success. For the home club Atkinson showed good forn in hlis 19, and Moncreiff hit frecly, being "net out " in each innings. Of tlheir bowlers, McCormack kopt up his end re- markably well, and his left-handed deliveries wero charactorized by great steadiness and precision, while Boddy came off iii the second innings. The fielding generally was good. Following is the score G. Ashworth, b Campbell......... 8 L. Atkinson, c Hague, b D. Howard...... ........ 19 E. McCormnick, b 1). Howard.,.. Jas. Boddy, cTownley, b Camp. bell ............. ................. 2 W.Sutherland, c Brent, b Camp- b ll......... ... .. .......... 5 Rev. A. W. Spragge, b Howard 2 Wm. Sutherlanîd. b Howard . .. 0 Dr. Bentley, c Fidler, 1 loward 0 F. Monmreiffe, not out.. . ..13 A. lcCormick, b Hloward...... . 0 A. Roe, run ont ............ 1 W. Adamsion, 1b Howard .. ....... 0 Byes, 2; Wido, 1 . .... ...... 3 Total. . . .. .. ..... E4 Bowler. Campbell....... . Howard..... _,...... D. Howard . ...... ^nz VT. e Radeliffe, b Howard... ..... I not ont ... ...... ... ........... . ri ont ................. 6 not ont.......... .......... 12 Bye, 1; Leg Byo, 1 ............ 2 Total... ............. ... ... 24 ANALYsIS OF TiE lBOWLING«. overs. Maidenu. Runîs. is 3 37 8 2 20 8.2 1 16 TRINITV COLLEGE. 1st Innings H. J. Camnpbcll b McCormllick.... 2 T. O. Townley, b McCorniek ... i J. S. Howard, c Atkinson, b Sutherland........ 9 D. M. Howard, run out......3 C. Scaddug, rn ont ........ . 2 S. D. 1lague, ruin ont .......... 39 E. K. C. Martin, c Boddy, b Sutlherland....... ..... 14 A. J. Fidler, c Boddy. b McCor. mick.......... ... ................ O J. J. Godfroy, b McCormick.. ..17 W. W. Jones, not ont............ 6 C. H. Brent, b McCormick . .... O C. E. S. Radcliffe, c Benîtley, b Ro................... I Byes, 4; Leg Bye, 1; wides 6...11 Total........... ... 105 Bowler. E. McCormick...... Wm. Sutherland.. Boddy......, .... Adamson ..... ... Roo ........... ........ Aslworth ..... Wickets. 3 6 2 Wieo 0 b McCormick............ ,.... 5 c Spragge, b Stutherlaid........... 2 b AMcCormick..... ... ... .......... 10 b McCormick............... ........ 15 b Boddy... . ...................... r c Sutherland, b Boddy............. 1 e Spragge, b Boddy . ............... 1 net out.............................. 2 c Aslworthu, b Bodaty ............. 1 b Boddy ...... ........... 3 run Out ................. c Spragge, b Boddy........ ....... - Byes, 3 ; Leg Byes, 2. .......... 5 Total............. ............ 59 ANALYSIs oF THE BOWLIN0. Overs. Maideus. Runs. 40 17 49 26.3 3 53 15 7 29 '5 1 8 5 2 3 2 0 6 WVickets. 3 o o Wijdes. 0 4 1 0 1 'o bGodfrey................ 0 BANKS v. TRINI'Y COLLEGE. This, formerly an annual match, but discontiniued for the past four years, was reinstated in possession of the Trinity ground for Byes, 2; Leg bye, 1; wides, 3 6 Her Majesty's birthday, and in spite of the unfavourable of the - weatlier, was witnessed by a goodly conipany of spectators, including 'TotaL. ....... ....... nany ladies. The smnalhness of the scores was due in a gIeat TulSITY COLLEUFE M1noot. -,ndl Inings1,. THE MTAf-DU1P ý4R1NKBT FIBLD.