The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19 00:00:00

KINGSTON PARK AND COUNTY.

X•TOBIS TO 00XL
June 36th, v. Sherhorae School, at Kingston Park.
June 30th, v. The tjacieu'a Regiment, at Portland.
July 12th, v. University Rovers, at Kingston Park.
July 18th md 18th, v. New Forest, at Kingstrin Park.
July 20th, v. Bouruinnoutb. it Itittrciem iuth.
July 24. h, v. Weymouth, at Kirsgst in Park.
July 30th and 31.4. v. Inc winiti, at Kingston Park.
August. tat and 2nd, Dorset v. Devon, at Shahan..
August 3rd and 4th, 1) west v. Wilts, at Triwbridge.
August 6th aad 7th, v. Ishrwelita, 4 Kingston Park.
1 August 13th. v. Cliff., at Kingst P.srk.
August 10th, v. Bouraemouth, at Kingston Park.
August 16M and 17th, Dorset v. Hants, at Kingston
Park.
August 22nd and 23rd, v. Lowdown, at Bath.
August 27rh, v. Wsi. mouth, at Weymouth.
August, 29. h and 30th, v. New Forest, at Lynahurit.
September 4th, v. Dorchester, at Kiugstou rark.

Dorchester Cricket Club v. Blandford Cricket
Club.—The Dorchester Club gained its fourth cnmecu•
tire victory on Tuesday. over a strong team from
Blandford. The home team was correspondingly
weak, and the victory was as unexpected as it wee
well-deserved. It was mainly due to another display
of extraordinary bowling in the first innings on the
part of the Captain (ar. J. W. Fudge), who was well
hacked up at the lower end by F. Clark. Blandford
won the tom, and elected to go in. Warren we, well
caught by H. Symonds off Fudge's third ball, and this
misfortune was euoreeded in the Captain's next over
by the fall of two more wickets. Be, bide., from whom
great things were expected, sending a ball into
Dodding's betide, and Salmon being clean bowled.
After this the wickets were pretty equally divided
between the two bowlers, and the innings was soon
over for only 20 rang —an extra mdinary performanoe.
considering the betting power which Blandford had
brought. We append the bowling analysis.
Oven. Maidens. Rum. Wickets.
J. W. Fudge...-. 7 ...,.. 4
F. Clark
Budding and F. Clark opened the innings for Dot.
cheater to the bowling of Outbids. (fast underhand)
and Watts. Clark's score was the only double figures
in the inning. Huns came very slowly oil Burbidge,
who possesses an extraordinarily low delivery, and
was not at all playable by the Durnovarians. After
()lark, the highest score* were 8 cud 7 by H. Symonds
and K. J. Wilson resprctively, itod She innings closed,
or 57. In their secou.l eases, B amlford proved more
fortunate and put together 68, t,wards whiA Warren,
Rich•rds. and Brennan ms le the highest mores. The
bowling of F. Clark ws. excelleot, t tking six wick ti
at • cost of 21 rims. Humph-es* took tw wickets
by two consecutive b its. In D .rcheeter's second
innings, althoush only 21 run. were needed, matters
at the commencement were decidedly gloomy. With
the excep ion of Dudding. who plate I with great care,
no onec uld mike a rand, aril it looked as though
even now the boom team would be wo, ate I. Wickets
fell rapidly. At the fit th man four runs only were
wanted, and the siltation beame interesting. Bland-
ford made a list effort an I put no Win (also under-
hand) in the place of Burbidge. Daddies received
hie fir.t bill plespantly, and rent It over the boundary
fort, which arm. :he win..i..g hit. Accordingly Dor-
chester won by seven wickets. Sc ova :

Warren, c Symuid,, h Fudge h Oink 16
Srmonaa, b C i.k h Clerk 1
surhidgc, c Dsrlding, u Fudge e Humphrey& b
Clark ... 3
b Fudge b Fudge 0
Watt& lifgl.e h C ark ... 11
Slibards. h Fe ice b Humphreys ... 12
preenrapi, b C ark b Clerk ... 17
H. Br,ssus, h Ciark b Humphreys ...
Rex. J. A. Wix, h Fkatispe b Clsrk 0
G. Brown-, rue out b Humphreys ... 0
Shipp, rot it .........not out ... 0

Doacnoricit
11.1 ... 4 not out
rudg. [turbid.. . ... 3 b Warren
F. (;iark. c Syru nada. h
Wit, .1t b Warren
M c rtney. c W,t B. ii Bur-
-0 c Shipp, h Warren 1
Siiinptvre. b . 3 b Barbidge 4
8 t.i.h. c Brawl ..ud.h Warr .0
4 not out 5
H Sym.nde. run out... ... S
I) %Men, b Warren
... 5
Muelern. b Burbidge 4
b Warren ... 7
Newman, not out
Extras

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57
ARBITSIIIT CHICHErr CLOD V. WINTIIIOI.III
Cllcier CUM.—This match well played on the
grwin.l of the I titer on Friday, Sue. 15th, and resulted
in a victory for the visitors by 45 runs on the let
Winterborne won the toes, and elected to go
in The gam. was delayed by a heavy shower of rain.
which mode the fielding rw.re difficult, cover print
letting clip two catches from ktviar,. Sheridan and
Martin at the caunnencune,,,, Mr. W. H. H.u6.1.1
made *me apleodid hit., two over the boundaries,
and was ably Inpnovpad by Messrs. Bligdon and
ilutohings reaching douid. fizorea, Messrs. Sheri lan
and itaveohill making double figures for Winterborne.
Scores a. under
Wurritasoanc
12

ld Innings
Sharclati, eFo4. b Wood ...
Martin, h Ford ... „.
e Mand,l4l, h Arnll4
It c snd b
Suitt: Fitsroi,b Wood ...
0 H&wklos, b Wood

Sod railings.
Dot ont
b fitteltlaod...
bit wicket ..
b Ford ...
rtm out
ittsoid.lb Yard