Canadian Cricket Field Volume 1 1882

54 THE AiifkDII GlIGKET FIELD. leg for 2 each , ho was easily taken at mid on. Wolverton was NEWMARKET v. NELSON. left not out ; he had playedsteadily, but his pokoy stylo more than This match wa played on the University '4wn, Toronto, on counterbalanced any merit which his innings had. Ho got soine Saturday, with the following result: good ones to leg, one of which he hit with one hand. He was NEWMARKEr. nissed at point after scoring threo. ist Innigs. 2nd Iings. Durimg this inning little or no cricket was sho'wn, the exhibition E. McCormick, b Snyder .... 1 rua out.................3 was not that of a strong batting team. Wright, froin the pavilion A. E. Ro, b Snyder ....... 0 nt out.................... 2 end, bowled remarkably well, considering the tino which has elapsed since ho played before, and Foy and Holncken added to thoir Jas. Boddy, Lyon, b Snyder 7 b Caven................73 reputation as bowlers. The fieldng was good on the whole, although T. O. Townloy, run out. 7 Cavon, b Snyder .......... 1 some mistahes occurred in throwing in. Morrison performed L. Athinsn, b Sayder . 2 or but ...... .......... 1 adminrably at the wickets, and Daly showed that his fielding gas .a Walter Suthrand, b Caven.. 0 o Cavenl, b Snyder .......... 13 ornt to a very short interval, took the bat. Clarke's bais Dr. Bentley, b Snyder ...... 1 b Smith .................. 5 wore soon taken off, 1 for 4. Sproulo got four runs in the slips; Cav. Suth.rland, c. Patton, b S der 1 was issed by Ferrie, and finally bowled by the same man- Cen ................. b Snyer .................. 2 for 4. Burns did nothing, 3 for 6. Morrison was " funky " and AE.McCormick, not out. b Snyder ............... 15 returned Gillespie's first ball to hin-4 for 6. Behan got a couple F. E. Monor4lf, c Cameron, b of singles in the slips, but was reached by Gillespie at that place- Extr................4 5 for 15. Gosling made a slip and a leg hit for 1 each; he was xs .................. given out to a catch at the wickets-6 for 20. Daly, who showed Total .............. 40 Total..............83 the best form for his side, played Ferrie 1 to the on for 1 ; got 2 for a high square leg; hit Ferrie grandly to leg for 2, and Gillespie for 3; ho received only a few balls after lunch-7 for '21. Keefer lt Innings. 2nd Innings. was yorkered-8 for 21. Foy got a good one to leg for 3, and H. K. Cochin, b McCornick. .10 b McCormick .............. 2 another for 1, but Gillespie was too nmuch for him-9 for 30. Dright, b McCormick ...... 0 b McCormick .............. 0 Helmeken and Wright played pluckily at the end, and succeeded in G.Lyon,cBoddy,bMcCornick 5 b Townloy .............. 11 getting 13 of the 24 runs required. The former made 4 slips and Paton, b MI'Cormick ....... 1 b McCormick .............. 3 1 draw. Wright made 3 nico drives for a total of 4, a slip for 1, Snyder, b McCormick ...... O b Townley ................ 0 a cut and a fine leg hit for 2 each. Smith, b Boddy............ 7 run out....... ... ........ 6 The bowling of Gillespie was of the highest order, and created Cooch, c Moncrieff, b Boddy.. 4 b Townley ................ O quite a " funk " among sone Toronto batsmen. F')rriu did not Caven, o Puddy, b Townley. .10 b Townloy ................ 1 slhow such good form as usual. Chisholm, e Boddy, b Townley 0 not out.................... 6 In their second innings the Harmiltonians wero not more succeas- R Cameron, not out........ 2 b McCormick .............. O ful than in their first essay. Rogers got into double fi ures by free D. Caneron, c Boddy, b Mc- play, but his hits were a ittle dangerous. Gillespie, when time was Cormick ............. .. 9 l Townloy ................ O caled at 5 o'clock, was well set ; he is undoubtcdly the bee. man in Extras .................. 4 Extras .................. 3 the eleven ; his hits to leg were muchi admired. Score: Total..................52 Total..................32 TRONO. TRINITY COLLEGE v. NEWMARKET. C. H. Sproule, b Ferrie...... 4 L. J. Clarke, b Gillespie .... O Capt. Burns, b Gillespie .... O A. M. Daly, b Gillespie.....10 G. N. Morrson, c and b Gilles- pie...................... O G. B. Behan, e Gillespie, b Ferrie............... . 2 F. J. Gosling, o Earvoy, b Gillespie ................ 2 F. H. Keefer, b Ferrie. 0 H. D. Helmeken, b Gillespie. 5 A. Foy, b Gillespie ......... 5 J. Wright, not out... ...... 10 Ext.as................... 5 Total ................. 43 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Maldens. Ferrio..................... 15 4 Gillespie....................... 14.3 7 HAMILTON. 1st Innings, M. C. Hebert, b Wrght..... 5 A. Gillespie, b Foy.......... 2 J. H. Parka, c Daly, b Wright 4 A. H. Hope, c Burns, b Foy.. 4 F. J Rogers, b Wright...... 7 E. W. Sayers, b Foy........ 2 Dr. Wolverton, not out....... 9 R. B. Ferrie, run out.......... 4 R. Kennedy, b Helmcken. ... 2 A. Harvey. b Helmeken..... 1 0. W. Mulligan, e Gosling, b Wright.................. 9 Extras................... 3 Total ................. 52 Runs. wkkcts. 22 3 16 7 2nd Innings. e Gosing, b Burns.......... 2 net out...........-.. ......13 bHelmeken................ O bFoy......... ......... 6 bHelmeken................13 bHelmeken................ 1 c Foy, b Helmcken ......... 5 liot out.................... 3 c and b Holmeken.......... O Total..................43 BOWLING ANALYSI'. lt InmiL s. Wright....................... 19.4 Foy......................... 13 Helmeken................... 6 2nd Innings. Ovem. Foy ......................... 8 Holmeken.................... 13 Burns........................ 6 Maldens. 7 3 2 Maidens. 2 0 Runs. Wicket. 34 4 19 3 7 2 Runs. WIckets. 4 1 12 5 10 1 This match was played on Wednesday last at Newmarket. Score: TRINITY COLLEGE. lst Iniings. C. Scadding, b Ashworth T. O. Townley, b Ashwort J. S.How .-, c JamesBo b Ashv. .,rV ............. A. J. Fidler, c J. Bodd McCormick........... C. E. Radcliffe, b Ashwort W. W. Jones, b Ashworth H. J. Camnbell, b Ashwor D. Howard, b Ashworth. E. K. C. Martin, b Ashwo J. J. Godfrey, not out... G. H. Broughall, b McCorn Extras............... Total............... 2nd Inningjs. .... 10 c Bray, b Jas. Boddy. 16 h.. 1 c.SpraggebJus.Boddy.... 4 ddy, ... 10 c Atkinson, b Jas. Boddy... 2 y, b .... 10 notout................. th.. 4 rua out.................3 .... 1 b Cormick............8 rth.. 0 o Spragge, b Jas. Boddy. 13 .... 5 bjs.Boy............o rth. 0 c Jno. Boddy, b Jas. Boddy . .... 9 c. Moncrief, b Jas. 2 cick B b Jas. Boddy............. 1 3 Extras ................... 5 rn Total.................. 53 NEWMARKET. First Innings. John Boddy, run out........19 A. Roc, b D. Howard........12 G. Ashworth, b Godfrey.. ... 2 F. Bentley, not out.......... 7 Jas. Boddy, b Godfrey....... O J. Bray, c. J. S. Howard, b D. L Atkinson, b D. Howard... 5 Howard.................. O G. McCormick, b D. Howard.14 W. Sutherland, b D. Howard. 3 F. Moncrief, bD. Howard.. .13 Extras................... 3 A. W. Spragge, cBroughall, b - J.S. Howard ............. 1 Total..................79 GUELPE v. WATERLOO COUNTY. On Tuesday last Guelph played a tean. composed of players fromi New Hlamburg, Berlin, Waterloo, Galt and Brantford, which, for want of a botter name, they called an leven, or rather ten, of tbe County of Waterloo. The bowling of the visitors was excellent. Simnpson (Galt) was destructive as over, and ho was well seeonded by Draper (Waterloo), Hughes (Berlin), and Cook (New Hamburg), Hutchinson, for Guelph, did some very good work with the ball, as his analysis will show. The batting of neither team was good. Cook and Woodcock made a good stand at the beginning of thi first innings, and their runs were obtained by careful play. Score : 1st Innings.