Canadian Cricket Field Volume 1 1882

64 THE (r)MlAiDIM2 u7I(1KET FIELD, nohW o ý ANtAL s. diflicult to assert any valid reaso our<. uns mîaîns. wIei,.ç. froit esigning his chsnco of indi Snyder...................7 19 1 1 conjectural advantage to his side. Wriglt.................... 21 34 7 8Ame Anderioni.................. 3 4 2 0 t Imünq. Shaw ....... . ............ 13 1. 5 11. ~Ita..............13 a 0. N. Morrisonî, c McDonald, ini xru s. Trcey ................31 1rf I . T. Montgomery, o Mitchell, b T. Montgomery, c Cutler, b1 E.Wightcnslw s 7 Stvensotn................ O ..... ........... 2 J. Featheratonhatugh, otit out 1i H-J. CampbellbStevenson O G. N. Morrisoni, . Simpjtson. .43 W. Anderon, c 08nsl4w, b Mc- G. Mackenzie, run out ...... 3 (à. G. S. Lindsey, c nslow, b Culh . ......... ...... 0 E. Wright, b Tracoy........ 3 (irenlhill................11 C. Munsoll, b Simnpson. 0 Jnt. Chanibers lb w, b Stoven- J. Snyder, h Simîpson.......10 E. A. Mumîford. b Sinpson.. O son......... .............. O W. M. Mathews,e McCulloch, S. R. Shaw, b Sinpson...... . J. Land, o McDoniald, b b Greenhill.............. 0 Extras.................. 6 Tracey................... O J. J. Land, b Simpson ...... 2 - A. E Black, bStovenson.... O Total.................82 A R..McKinlay, CA. Stevon- 1 1, h) Stoeenson .......... O0 Parkdale 2nd Innings . Mathews (h Simlipson) O; Morrison (not E. A tttnford, nQurrie, b out), 8 ; Featherstonhaugh (not out), 1. Total, 9. Er. M or................ 1 tioWliNJ ANALY:18. V. Anderson, not out....... O <IemI nttms. Mialn wkks. S. I. Shaw, b Tracey.... .... O Simpleson................ 23 48 6 8 Extras..................... 1 McCulloci............... 16 28 3 1 Greenhill............... 4 9 1 2 Toal...................39 Gireenhill bowLed 2 wvides. BWLI TORONTO v. PARKDALE. The above imatci took place on the Toronto grountd hast Saturday. Steeson .................. Scole - cey•................ TOROTO. Fleury........ ......... Clarke, b Wright............ 6 Daly, 1 b w, Shaw ........ 2 Wright, b)E. Wright ....... 5 Brown, b Shaw............ 3 Tetnple, b Wright ......... 1 Shanly, I b w, b Wright ..... 1 Gosling, b Wright ......... 0 Hehncken, st Morrison, 1Shaw 1 nOWLiNa E. W right..................... Shaw ........................... PAnKI G. N. Morrison, b Hehtncken.15 T. Montgonery, b Hehncken 1 G. G. Lindsey, c and 1 Clarke. 15 J. Snyder, c and b Hehncken.26 G. McKenzie, runi out....... 4 J. J. Land, absent.......... 0 E. Wright, b Clarke ........ 1 Wickhani, 1) Shaw .......... 0. Camteroni, b Wright........2 1t Ining. Fîtrner, b Shaw .... ...... 1 A. F. Stt.Vevlson, C Anderson, R. Boulton, iot 'ut......... 2 b Wright .............. O Extras................... 4 W. Wheaodon, 1 b w, b Shaw.. 1 - P. Querrie,cMumford, bShaw 2 Total..................28'D. Machell, b Shai........ D. McDonald, c Andeuson, b Siaw.....................14 rLS. Mamen.nu. w ts. W. Fleury, b Shaw. ....... O 13 I 7 iu8t 6 A. Tracey, b3haw ........ . 2 13 7 8 6 J. Bond, b Shaw............ O 14 5 16 5 W. Stevenîson, c and b Shaw.12 )AI}. J. McDonald, b Shaw........ 3 A. E. Blaek, b Clarko ...... 5 Eli Braund, not out. ......... 5 A. Middleton, b)Clarke...... 0 W. Hobson, c Anderson, 1) J. Featherstonhaugh, not out.10 Shaw.................... 0 S. R. Shaw, b Clarke........ 1 Extras................... 4 Extras ................ . 5 Total...................44 Total............. . 83 BOWLING n why a man should ho debarre'l vidual distinction for the sake of a Score: DALE. :-wl Innain is. o Hoebson, b Tracey ........ 43 0 Querrie, b Stevonson ....... 0 b Tracoy ................... 1 h Tracoy ................... O b Stevensonu................. 5 1 b w, b Strono.... . 0 c McDonald, b Stovenson .... 1 b Tracey.................... 0 hit wkt., b Trac3y.........3 b Tracoy.... ............ 2 not out.................3 hit wkt., b Tracey......... 0 Extras.................. 7 Total,..................6b ANALYS1 thers. faden. 140 7 166 il 25 0 Huns. Wiekets. 46 9 43 12 7 0 toit.%. iot out..... ............ 2 1 b w, b Shaw............ 0 b Wright .................... 2 c lontgoiery, bSlhaw...... 1 not out.................... 0 b Sha1w ......... .......... 5 Extras................... 4 Total..................14 ÀNALYSI. J. Featherstonîhaugh, b Clarko 0 over. Mamiens. nuns. Wickets. BOWLINU AN.LYS1s. Shaw........................ 127 6 37 13 ours. l«n.13. wicts. Wright...................... 125 15 13 2 Helmeken...................... 23 8 31 3 Clarke ........................ 9 1 19 6 Daly.... .......... .......... 14 3 28 0 CRICKET: A Weekly Record of the Game. PARKDALE v. AURORA. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, from May Following is the score of this uninished match. Morrison's batting, to September inclusive. and the bowling of Wright and Shaw, speak for themselves. For SUBSOmIFTIO., - 4s. Au'>ra, McDonald played a good, carefui innings, and Stevenson hit Address, CRICKET, well. Stevenson and Tracey alse were well on the wickot, and the n Paternoster Square, ground being bumpy, the latter did great execution, while the LONDON, ENO. fielding of tho home teain was excellent. The visitors had by no - ieans a strontg teain, and their bowlers therefore deservo all the more credit for their excellent performance. Wlten stimps were - - J drawn it was " anybody's gamte," and it is niuch to regretted that rain in the morning provenited its conplotiot. Somte annoy- 43 CI \ G STREETni E1 ST, - TORONTO. ance was caused to the hone tean by thrce Parkdale batsnen going out purposely at the end of their second nmaags. Thii lias seldoni heen t ydone of late years inthis %itinity, but iscertamiv not -,l " sharp raétÂet An .t lu ,es n oIfa adantage. Thu dodge _ was used in 1878, by Mr. W. P. Pickerimg, for Toronto v. Trinty College, and no one dreaint of gruimbling. u the present case, the ORIOKETING GOODS. FULL LINES COBBETT'S, Parkdale captain saw clearly that while he ind a chance of lowering OL AFSAW'S, and DARK'S. all the wickets in athour, his opponents were not likely to knock off the runs in that time, and he therofore dosirc to have all his SEND FOR CIR.ULAR. LInERAL DISCOUNT TO CLUBS. men out by five o'clock. Opinions.differ on the subject, but it is ia A Ur i GTs an Orrcm, Tozom. -1w11 Ininlgs.