The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26 00:00:00

Cricket.

DORCHESTER C—RICKET CLUB.
Margins uII,tAXGED TOR 1883.
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schooner
Wedrui. „ 11 Dorest County School County Behrel
Ground
„ „ 18 Wittrrborn Winterbonee
-- Thus, .. 98 Blsolford Blandford
... P 'Nand Fetland
LOMGBMIDY. Wedna. Aug. 8 Weymouth W.yosouth
last Tuesday,,, 14 West Lul worth L Asters Dorcneeier
ptrAntllo PI2ISIIITATION.—On Friday evening
„„ 21 Winterborne Dorchester
• meeting was held in the echo ,Iroom to present • Them. .. 311 West Lulworth Lobsters Wise t Ls*
te.tirnonisl to Mies Byrnes on her leaving the pariah.
wren% mr. S. Vine, churchwarden, was voted to the chair, Tun. Sept. 4 Kingstoti Park Xi tig sten
and expreseed the pleasure it gave him to take any Perk
in
su:h a deserving cane., but he sincerely
O'erlgwvag .4 11 Wimborne
possibly be 'aged during the Wimborn•
out
wished it bad fallen into better bands to represent the
oohed wishes of the Inhabitants of Lotigbredy and i
Kingston Russell on the present occasion. They ell WEYMOUTH STUMM, D ALLEN, Hon. See, CRICKET CLUB.
hg,i been under great obligation to Mies Byrnes for her The following are the matches arranged forth, fort*,
eervices so heartily given in training the choir, in coming season by this club : playing the organ in church, In teaching in the 13on. July 4th—The Q Ames Regiment, Venue, Portland.
day &mod. and nle° rixiii.df the Pour and exchanging July 7ili —Dorset County school, Weymouth.
the library. He was sure she must have mule some July Pth—Dorobester, orobeeter,
considerable sacrifiee to serve them so faithfully, and July Ilth—Blandlotti D
. Weymouth.
be cont.l not think of her leaving her birthplace and July 16th isr,d 17th—Uoiverei y Rovers, Weymodian
them without aeking her to accept from them moms July 214—Visttors, Weymouth.
vidble token of their united gratitude and eet4olll for • July 24th—Kingston Park, Kingston Park.
vorn eervices as she had en willingly given. He was July 261h—Wimborne, Weymouth.
we met Symes did not know bow anxious the . July 301b—Wersosodth 0 ,Ilegt, Weym oath,
people were that some testimonial should be given to August tat and 2di - locogniti, Weymouth,
her, and that they should have the privilege to cone August istis—Athie,lic Sports, Weymouth.
tribute toward. it, and be most say their liberality August Bil—Dorcheeter, Weyrnoutb.
ercesided all erp..ciation. He had very limit August 9th—Bouru-moutb, Weymeuth,
pleasure on behalf of the inhabitents of Loogbredy . Aug.., 13,h_win,,bm.., weywouth.
mai Kingston Russell to ask Miss Symms to accept Aogust 18tb—L& worth Lobsters, Weymouth.
their united gift —lt was in the form of a chest' August 21ed—Boarnemooth, Benruemoutb,
Queen Anne tan *orrice, supplied by Meagre &under@ i August 23rd—Blandfordv alandford.
and Jacob. silrerinnirls, Dorchester, which bears the August 27th—Kingston Park, Weymouth.
engraving :—" Premntet by the inhabitants of Long. August 30M—Viettore W.i.noutit,
broody and Kingston Russell, to Mier M. A. E. Spume, KINGSTON PARK AND COUNTY,
In token of gratitude and esteem for her services in
KATOMIII TO 0012 L
Church and Parish, June 15th, 1553." lb. Sheridan June 26th, v. Sherborme School. at Kingston Park,
kindly reed the inscription on the presentation. Mr. jun. 304 h, v. The Qiuten'e Regiment, at Port And.
A'fred 0. Symes. on behalf of his sister, assured the July 12th, v. University Rovers, at Kiwston Perk.
Inhabitants that he could not fin I words which would July 18th and 19M, v. Sew Forest, at Kingston Park.
sres• his eister's feelinge t iwards her kind fri,u Is, July 20th, e„ Bournemouth, at Bouroem ,titis.
w•a , had so ham:l4,m ly suberribed to present to her ju,y 24 h, v. wvy.„"h, at Kihgvt
.., Park.
GLICiI • beautiful and useful present. H. was sure she jelly 30th and 31. t. v. Inc amid at Kingston Park.
did u d desire nor rizo..ct it for the eervice she had August let and 2od, Do it v. 'Devon, at Sherborne.
gi en to the churoh music and Sunda D y School, and August Sol and etn,
'resit v. Wilts, at Trowbridge,
vi.dioc in the parish had in itself been • reward. August 6th aid 7th, v. Ishomelitee, at Kingston Perk.
aid she did not consider she had made any sacrifice to August Bth. v. Clyde, at Kingst m Pork,
serve in so g,si I • cause. Whet service she bad given August 10th, v. Bournemouth, at Kingston Park,
wit only hr privilege, and she sh• odd remember August 16th and 17th, Dorset v. Rants. at Kiellignc
thr nigh,ut her If. the kindness she had received on Park.
all shone, and when she liked on the nice present August 22nd =4 23r8. v. 'Ammo... at Bgth..
.., gener uply given her she never should forget her August 27,h, v. W. mouth, at Weymouth.
L .neirely an 1 Kingston Russell friends. Three August, 29. h and 30th, v. New Forest, at Lyndhurst.
brute cheer. were given for Miss Mmes. and one t.:3ltu P
extra f,r her I ,ver. Hearty and t inching good byes 4eber 4th, v. Dorchester, at Kingston ark.—
were said at tuning.
i Kingston Park v. Blaniford.—This instal was
played at Kiogston Park on Tuesday. Scores :
lIINIMBORN ft.
Kierseros Pain.
.
RIFLE Coßrs.—stSi.triE4BUSlT V. riltEnlllll,l/L—The Mr Welsford. c iluiuptavy, b Burbedge ... 68
retor, woe', Jstween these corp. took place et the Mr L. 0,,, bßu besige_... ••• ••• •.. 91
Driii-•re I: 11 gee ~n IVaineeday, with the following C ,otsin KeLey, c Bob i ge, ii Nom n ... 0
result 11•• H M Ds hector). c Warren, b Norton 30
,
Mr. W Morris, b Burnett. ... ... „. 2
Mr Wir ukes, run not .. ... ... ... 24
Mr W M Tracy. c Reit ..ds, b Norton ... 5
sir W H M.o.'. em. , 4 Norton ... ... 0
Mr. P Farm. lo Burl* Igo ... ... ... 2
Cot& a A Mussel, not out ... ... ... 18
er.
us
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. ...
S rzer

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C.rtais Odds! ..
LoutePot Vooks
Norpant
Foo
Curieral thibb up

2'lo Yd. 500 Y Is. 600 Yds. Tot
1S 21 s3l
17 12 5:
IP H 65
.. 31 "; 24 PO
14 21 66
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1; 4 16 64

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R:riment Hipeock

10 14 52

20

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114,

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52
24 VI 11 5R
12 IS 15
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g;r:re-ant
„Msiftel4 22 1 t,
BIID. 24 17 17 it)
(' op.ral
..q4eker ... 21 7 14 44

Obn 2S si 17 66
c.Aour Sergeant Imber V 25 9 61

Bunoronto.
Mr 0 Warm. b Kekey
Mr C nisckinnon, b h Kigagy
Mr W Barb.dge. by Lyon
Mr A Nortou C KITH.,
Mr I R.cb.r is, e DAtogton. b Lyon
Mr W Brennand. c Kelsey, 5 Lyon...
Mr H ?muse. c Farm, b Lyon ...
Hompbr.y, b K-Iwy
Mr G B•oanr, run out... ...
Mr F 8.11. not out ...

61
The Et ,n Cricket Club, Portland.—Seitiors v.
ja. .rs.— I ravel ha, wean the maintains of the &XVI/
club we, played on Monday, June 181, malting in
vic•ory Um the senhis by eight runs only. Boon as
follows :
Sumas.
_ .

lit loping'.
BPur'.,bCFl,ofl ...
R Smith. b C Fiona ...

flod Innings.
... 15 b C RI•no ... 7
... 8 o G Paola. to 0
~ • IV.B'PearO; :
.. 1 not ogit 11
.. 3 h C Fiona.l7
.. 0 bCF.no ... 0
8 Extras 5
76

•r dot, wewll. b C neon
Diamoaa, run ..ut
M..0.'1. b C
.1 Lai• trn out...

Jcnowa7.

C b Smith ... 5 not out ... 33
W G Pewee, h Smith... ... 3 b Di.mond 1
G Flesu, c and h 8 Potreo ... 1 r 8 nab, b 8 Pearce 0
A C00m.46 b S Potreo ... 0 b S Pouts 1
P Poston b S Purim b Di .mood
.15 Psro..c .rnlbS Potreo 3 h Di •mood ... 7
Lnnl9,t, b Smith 0 i S Pierce ... 0
R Ltno. DS Potreo ... 2 b D amend 8
T Dfirtor. c nod i S Pearce ... 4 e Sinuto, b Ditmood 4
.1 Comb ii, b T Avirooll ... 0 b Dismond 0
It Pume., not out ~, 0h 8 Potreo ... ... 0
P. Lynhtm. b S Potreo ... 0 b Smith ... ... 0

V 74
Dorchester CO. 1., Frampton C.C.—A closely eon-
tested match between these clubs warn played on the
Dorcheeter ground on Tueeday lost, and resulted in •
victory for the Dorchester club on the first biting'.
No heavy se .ree were med. during the day, the dry
wicket playing very badly. In Frampton's first
innings the small total of 40 only war c,,mpiled,
tower!. which Ci.es contributed 14 The Cal tail, and
Clarke shared the howling. The home team fared
tut little letter. Feber was splendidly caught by
Spicer iu the slips in Edmunds' first over, which
doubtless greatly affected the Dorchester score
Spicer's fielding was one of the features of the match.
his em .rt catches dismissing no lees than three of
Dorchester's best bats during the day. Mr Sanctuary
and Clark batted in brilliant style for their 19 and 16
r.pectivsly. Spicer and Edmunds handled the ball
ihr.ueh.ot. Stevens kept wicket remarkehly well.
The Frampton Park's second ers.y, thanks to the
excellent batting of Anson and Sheridan, was more
successful, the team putting together the respectable
total of 107. Anson played exceedinely well, and
hie style we. greatly admired. Dorchester in the
second innings played nut time. Runs cans° very fast,
mainly due to the hard hitting of Fortier and Thackeray.
I The former hit op a lofty retch, which was w-11 taken
by Martin. Thackeray. unfortunately, ran himself
out. When time was called four wickets had fallen
for 65. Scores :
Flummox Nu.
A B Sheridan. c Fetter. b
A ILariin, b F .dge c end h Curti 0
Cant Price, e .rk. b Fudge 3 b Pudic 1
I Anion.b Cinrke 2 b Ciark 39
Irdsruy, e Sanctuary. b
R Apicgr, 'Clark 0 not out ... ... 10
0 Glee, e Sanltuary. b Clark 14 c and b Fisher ... 4
J S•event, run nit 1 c and b Clark ...
II (loather. b Clerk I ts end to Clark 0
S 'mends, n. t out 4 b Clark ... I
J Walker, c Thackeray, b
Fe i.e ... 3 et Fisher, b Clark...
Extras 6 Exults 14

B Fisher. o Sol c717:17..--
Z 'mood, 0 c Martha. b Wow.— U
R-v C L Sructuary. b Spicer 19
W Clark, Spicer 16 c Soifer. b Stems LS
TJ W Guiding, b Klmnd. 0 b Bploor 4
Broloodo, C Aston. b
Edasunds ... 4 not out 0
W .1 Dardott, c Spicer, b
imunic ... 1
Tb.eteray. b Brlcer ... I run out ... 7
W lodge. c Yrrtln. b
T Moolow. not out 3
G Walden, at Steven., b
8 D Allen, b Mounds ... 0

54 66
Dorchester C.C. v. Portland C.C.—This match was
played on the Dorchester Nroand on Thursday, and
resultsd In • victory for the Portland. It mud be
mentioned, however, that the Portland team was
waisted by thre, members of the " Quote*" milker,
club at the Verne, who rendered invaluable aid,
especially Private Butterfield, whom bowling was meet
dastrustive. The f .llovring wee the wore

Mammon' dc.
1.1 Innings 2nd Inniags
F B c Cos, b Sutter.
field 14 b Elattorflold
C.nt A g liangiel, lbw, b A
C ... 2 s It Crook's—
T.l W Budding. hA Croaker 0 h fluttcregld
0 Douglas. b Wittere Id ... S run nnt
R Thackeray, b A Crockor ... IS b Crocker ...
T b Sutterficld 1 b Ce4cket •••
W H b gattac-
-5.14 W
J Darden. c sod b Satter-
I W lodge, b A Orockge ... 1 cT,pc4si.bSSl
YO Wilson. o b Tipping 5 run oat
L ItoMosagt, sot oat 3 Dot oat
SI
Poinawo
0•01. bF B raw Fish's ...
B..rit Stocky. h J W 0 sot oot 17
B.Avegy, b J W ... 3 b Tbaclngrag.• •
Private 8 .......... b
Tbtotors, b Tbackway...
A Orocknr, c Magiartagy. to I
W F""' ... 10 sot oat ..
b F B 7140. T 3
Sww4 TlNnitg. it Darden. b F
Olhbi.bFßFishsr 3
P Sid, run out
Toros?, c end b Thsekersy 0

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