Canadian Cricket Field Volume 1 1882

BOWLING ANALYSIe. Overs. M1 ...... 32.4 15 13 3 raidens. 6 4 3 0 Wickets. 12 2 4 0 DETROIT. F. n5amford, a Fitzgerald, b T. Dale, b Hutchinson. 6 Lennon.......... .... 7 J. R. Wood, c Hall, b Hut J. J. Dodds, c Hanso.1, b chinson...............10 Butler...................34 H. R. Hukins, run ont. 10 E. F. Furniss, c Hanson, b R. B. Ridgelcy, not out. 7 Hutchinson...........il W. Bock, utchinson. 4 0. B. Calvert, b Hutchinson..10 Extm.................10 F. Irvin.o, e Boyle, b Conolly.33 F. J. Littiàjolhn, b Hutchin- Total.............150 chinson............ ..... 1 BOWLI Hutchinson................ Conolly.................... Lernm on.................... Fitz.gerald................ Butler...................... Saunders.................. NO ANALYS1'S. Overs. M 25 8 3 8 2 al.lenas. 2 2 0 0 1 0 wickets 6 1 1 0 1 0 PARKDALE v. SONS OF ENGLAND AND AURORA. The cricketers of ToroniÂ's western suburb are ovidently doter- miiied to have cricket. Ont Saturday, the lst July, they put two teans in the tield, an eleven and a t..elvo. The homo team woe rather sat upon by the visitors fron Aurora, but pulled off a stubbornly.contested match with the Sons of England. In the Aurora match, for the home tearn Montgomery and Anderson bowled well. For the visitors, Tracoy, assisted by a high wind and helped by the ground, played havoc with the Parkdale wickets, and his 15 not out was a carefully played innings. Beyond this, the less said of the batting of either team the better. In the match with the Sons of England, for the Englishimsen Beasley and H. Pouiter led in batting, while the bowling honours were about equallydivided between Beasley, Griffith and Johnstone, the latter labouring under the disadvantago of a broken finger in the second innings. For Parkdale. Mackenzie, Chambors, Land and A. Black were most successful with the willow, Land showing parti- cularly good judgment in sharp runs. The lion's sharo of the wickets fell to E. Wright. The score of both matches follow: PARIDALE. st Inningg. G. Lindsay, b Stephenson.... 3 0 McBeth, b Stephenson.... 2 T. Montgomery, b Tracey.... O W. J. Snyder, b Stephenson.. 1 J Featherstonhaugh, bTracey 0 A. Middleton,cNelson,bTracey 0 W. M. Matthows, runout.... 5 H. J. Canpbell,cD.lcDonald, 1)Tracey................. O J. Prestona, cD. Mi-Donald, b Tracvy ................ 1 W. J. Anderson, b Tracey ... 1 A. R. McKinlay, not out .... O Extras .................. 1 Total....... 2and (ininlg. b Stephenson............... not out..................... e Ma.chill, b Stephenson .... c Machill, b Stephenson .... b Tracey .................. e and b Tracey.... ......... b Stephenson .............. run out................... b Stephenson .............. Stepheisoni, b Trany.....· c Querr, 1>Stephe.nsn .... Extras................... ........ 14 Total .. •.............. 32 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Maidens. W. Stephenson................ 21.3 9 A. T. Traey................... 20.1 9 Runs. Wickete. 22 8 21 10 BO'WLIN ANALYs18. Overs. Maidens. G. Lindsay..................... 13 2 T. Montgonery................ .14 4 Andson..................... 2 2 PAI'.EDAL}C. Jst Innings. 2nd I Jno. Featherstonhaugh, o J. Poulter, b Johnstone...... Ob ley. Geo. Mackenzie, c G.Millward, b Jolinstone............... 7 b Dcaaloy. E. Wright, c Baker, b John- stone......................3 lb W,b Jons J. Land, b Johnston ........ 6 t Whit, b Mil Jno. Chambers, c Griffith, b Johnetono ................ 14 c Millward, b G J. Hallworth, b Johnstone... 6 b 3easloy. J. A. Tarbutt, b Johnstono.. O b Beasiey. A. Black, b Johnstone....... not out. L. Lindsay, c Beasloy, b John- stone....................8 c White b Grif G. R. Shaw, b Whito........ b Griffit. 0. Mansoll, b Griffith........6 c J. Poulter, b E. A. Mumford, not out. 1 b Griffith. Extras...............12 Extras..... Total..................63 Total..... BOWLING ANALY9I8. Ov rs. Madens. Johnstone.................. 38 13 Griffith........................ 43 15 Beasley..................... 5 0 W hite.... ........... 4 0 Millward ..................... 4 2 SONS OP ENGLAND. 1st Inninjs. H. Poulter, b Shaw.......... 4 Jno. Poultor, eTarbutt,b Shaw 6 G. Millward, b Wright ...... 2 W. Beasley, run out......... 7 E. F. Johnstone, run out .... 1 G. White, b Wrght......... 2 E. Giflith, b Shaw.......... 1 G. Millward, b Shaw......... 1 Jno. Millward, 1 b w, b Shaw 4 C frutte~nden. at Mackenzie. b Rtuns. Wvickets. 32 2 19 -3 0 3 iiings. ............. 2 ............. 17 one .... ...... 0 lward........16 riffith........ 0 ............. 0 ..................................... 0 ............. 17 lith .......... 2 ..................................... 3 Jolinstone..... O ............. 0 .............. 13 ............................................... 70 Wickets. h 5 4 i 1 2nd Inings. b W right................... 9. b Wright............... 1 1 b w, b Chambers.......... 0 b Wright .................. 13 b W right................... O b W 3.................. c Blae , b Chambers....... 0 c Tarbutt, b Wright......... 0 b Chambers.............. 6 Si-w..................... 4 not out ................ 0 T. Baker, b Wright.......... 5 at Mackenzie, b Shaw........ O T.Joyce, not out ............ O b Wright................... 3 Extras ................... 6 Extras................... 3 Total...................43 Total..................38 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Ovemr. Mauenus. Runs. WIas. E. Wright ..................... 31 24 il 10 S. R. Shaw.................... 22 4 36 7 J. Chambers.................... 10 2 20 3 CRICKET: A Weekly Record of the Game. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, from May to September inclusive. sDBsoRIFTIO33r. - 4s- Address, CRICKET, 77 Paternoster Square, LONDON, ENO. 43 Il %GSTREE.T EAIST, - TOROTO. AURORA. I___________________________ W. Wheadon, c Snyder, b W. H. Nelson, b Andron.. 7n Mvzatgom2ry...............2A. Tiacey, nlot on u1U , g8-au J. Bond, rui out .......... 1 H. Hobnin, b Montgomery.. O P. Querrie b Montgonery... 9 W. Stephenson, b Anderson.. 1 K D. Machili, , Andersnavii, b E. Braund, c Prestoan, b ARICKP'TING GOODS. FULL UNES OOBBETS, Lindsay ................ 7 Anderson.................0 OLAPlHÂW'S, and DAR1IS. W. Fleury, run out ......... 3 Extras................... 7 SEND FOR CIRCULAR. LIUERAL DISCOUNT TO CLUBS. D. McDonald, c Snyder, b ___ Lindsay................... 9 Total. ................. 61 PRIN(ED ATTUE GLOUE OMCI, TORONtO. Dal............... Littiojohn........ ... Irvine............... Bamford.......... 56 THE GAI2ADI121 GlìINKET FIELD,