Cricket 1883

140 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 31, 1883. YORKSHIRE COLTS MATCH. The Yorkshire Colts showed some excellent cricket in this match played at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, on Monday and Tuesday. The county had its full strength, but the youngsters made a very creditable show, Fearing 185 and 90 for G wickets. Bower, of Keighley, played fine cricket each time. Pullan took 3 wickets for 30 runs, Bolton 2 for 25, Burgess 2 for 19, and Shilton 2 for 30. The match was drawn. T h « C olts . W .H . Bower (Keighley), c Hunter, b Peel E. Skilbeck (Hoving- hara), b Harrison T. Wardall (Middles- borough), b Harrison W . H. Ramsbottom (New Mills), run out.. J. Redfern (Lascelles Hall), b Peel .. .. B. C. Bolton (Cotting- ham), b Peel J. E. Stiilton (Horbury), b P eel............................. E. Priestman (Brad­ ford), bHarrison II. Hayley (Wakefield), b Harrison.................... J.Wadsworth (Rawdon), b Bates .. ... S. Crossland (Leeds), c Hunter, b Peate E. Bowman (Borough Bridge), b Harrison.. T. Burgess (Hairow- gate), b Peate 19 . 12 A. Malpas (Sheffield), c Peel, b Bates .. .. 1 J. Bates (Dalton), 1b w, b Harrison....................8 S. F. Yeoman (Scar­ borough), b Peate .. 2 W. Harris (Greas- borough), c Harrison, b Peate .................... 5 C. Smith (Calverly), c Harrison, b Peate .. 1 J. Byk 8 ( laithwaite), c Emmett, b Peate .. 1 T. B. Pullan (Beeston), notout.............................28 J. A. Duthoit (Leeds), st Hunter, b Emmett 19 J. M. Preston (Yeadon), c Hall, b Emmett .. 7 Extras ....................10 Total ..185 In the Second Innings W . II. Bower scored (c and b Em­ mett) 89 ; E. Skilbeck (not out) 23; W . H. Ramsbottom (b Harrison) 7 ; H. Hayley (b Peate) 3; T. Burgess (c Hun- t3r, b Peel) 0 ; S. F. Yeoman (b Ulyett; 3 ; T. B. Pullan (run out) 1 ; J. A. Duthoit (not out) 0 ; B 11,1 b 1— 12; Total,90. T he E leven . G. Ulyett, c Bower, b Shilton.............................53 L. Hall, c Preston,bShil- ton..................................... 41 W . Bates, c Smith, b Preston.............................10 E. Lockwood, b Pullan.. 13 I. Grimshaw, c Pullan, b Bolton............................ 15 F. H. Sugg, b Bolton .. 5 T. Emmett, c Preston, b Burgess ....................28 R. Peel, c Redfern, b Burgess ................. 19 E. Peate, b Pullan .. 16 J. Hunter, c Hayley, b Pullan............................9 G. P. Harrison, not out 2 B 22, n b 1 .. .. 23 Total ..231 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T h e T w en ty-tw o. MIDDLESEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Mr. A. P. Lucas’ first appearance in the Mid­ dlesex eleven, for which he is entitled to play by birth, had very much to do with the successful result of the match played at Lord’s on Monday and Tuesday. Neither side had its best eleven. Several of the most prominent repre­ sentatives of Middlesex were absent, and Gloucestershire was also deprived of the ser­ vices of Messrs. Townsend, Moberly, and Cran­ ston. Middlesex winning the toss went in first, but the wicket had not as yet quite recovered from the Saturday’s rains, and the eleven were all out for 131. Mr. Robertson, who hit well being the Chief contributor. At the end of the first innings Gloucestershire had a leal of 48 ruus, Mr. W. G. Grace subscribing 89 or more than half the runs got from the bat. When Middlesex went in a second time the weakness of tha change bowling of Gloucester­ shire became manifest, and Messrs. Lucas, C. T. Studd, and I. D. Walker all scored well. Mr. Lucas h s rarely shown more polished cricket; he was in three hours and a half for his ninety- seven, and his play throughout was singularly correct. His chief hits were one six, eight fours, three threes, and nine twos. Gloucester-' shire weut in at 4.10 on Tuesday afternoon with 237 to win, and at one time when Messrs. W. G. Grace and Gilbert weio in, their chance seemed hopeful. Mr. E. M. Grace was caught and bowled at 26, and Mr. Taylor finely caught at mid-on. Mestrs. W. G. Grace and Gilbert brought the total to 100 for two wickets, but just as the three figures appeared the former was caught for an excellent innings of 35. Mr. Gil­ bert, who had played very steadily, wa3 caught, and this settled the last hope of Gloucester­ shire. The last seven wickets only added 49 runs, and Middlesex won at a quarter to seven o’clock by 85 runs. The victory was chiefly due to the good cricket of Messrs. Lucas and C. T. Studd. Score and analysis:— BOWLING ANALYSIS. M idd lesex. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. W. G. Grace. .. 33 11 64 5 .. .. 45 16 92 7 , 27.3 11 49 5 .. .. 37 17 59 0 .. 7 2 10 0 .. .. 16.2 4 22 1 Leatham .. 2 1 3 0 .. .. 12 3 SI 0 Gilbert .. 18 6 33 2 Painter 4 0 16 0 Pullen .. .. 4 0 15 0 E. M. Grace.. 7 2 17 0 G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. .. 43 18 66 2 .. .. 28.3 9 47 4 C. T. Studd . .. 46 19 69 5 .. .. 34 13 44 5 Robertson . .. 14.1 8 19 2 .. .. 21 7 46 1 Hadow .. .. 3 0 18 0 J. E. Studd . .. 1 0 1 1 .. .. 3 0 11 0 First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. IIArrison .. .. 32 13 52 6 . Peel .. Ulyett . . 9 7 5 0 . . Bates .. 14 10 10 2 Emmett .. . . 4 2 9 2 . . INCOGSin v. SCHOOL OF GUNNERY. C. On Friday and Saturday last the Incogniti were located at Shoeburynass, where thej were most genially welcomed and entertained by the “ Gunners.” For the home team Coker, Wheble, and Maitland were the most conspicuous batsmen. For the visitors, Pontifex and Street batted soundly, but being short of bowling they had to put up with a dressing, and a drenching, too, on Saturday. S chool of G unnery , Capt. Coker, b Fraser .. 81 C&pt. Wheble, c Donald­ son, b Fraser .. .. 41 C.ipt. Maitland, 1b w, b Parker............................7 M. C.illey, st Bale, b Pontifex ....................15 C ipt. Baily, b Fraser .. 53 A. S. Pratt, b Bircliam 17 I ncoqniti . Capt. Ord, b Pontifex .. 12 Sergt. Savage, b Parke 11 Pr. Hargreaves, b Bale 10 Capt. Campbell, c Ponti­ fex, b B a le ....................2 G. Whitbread, not out 0 B 24,1 b 5, w 1J .. 39 Total .. ..288 F. E. Street, c Har­ greaves, b Pratt .. 23 D. D. Pontifex, b Pratt 2J C. Metcalf, c Savag3, b Calley.............................17 E. V. Parke, c Calloy, b vVheble .. .. .. 8 E. Gibjrne, st Maitland, b W h e b le ....................19 M ijor Bircham, c Coker, b W h e b le ....................1 S. Byron, c Pratt, b Wheble ..................... M. Donaldson, b Ord .. G. J. Fraser, b W'heble G. F. Smith, b Pratt .. F. Brown, not out L b 4, w 8 .. .. Total 0 3 1 12 . 10 . 12 .120 M iddlesex . First Innings. Mr. I. D. Walker, b Woof .. 3 Mr. J. E. K. Studd, b Woof 14 Mr. C. T. Studd, b Woof .. 12 Mr. T. S.Pearson, 1 bw, b W. G. Grace .............................0 Mr. C. Robson, b W . G. Grace 2 Mr. E. M Hadow, c Greene, b W .G. G ra c e ....................19 Mr. A. P. Lucas, not out . . 29 Winterburn, c Gilbert, b W . G. Grace .............................8 Herbert, c andb W .G . Grace 1 Mr. J. Robertson, c Gilbert, b Woof..................................... 33 Burton, h w, b Woof .. . . 0 B 1, l b 4 .............................5 Second Innings, b W . G. Grace .. .. 40 b W. G. Grace .. .. 2 c Woof, b Gilbert .. 48 1 b w, b Gilbert. . .. 0 c E. M., b W. G.Grace 0 b W . G. Grace b W . G. Grace b N ic h o ls ................1 notout..................................0 c Pullen, b W . G. Grace .......................20 b W . G. Grace .. . . 1 2 B 8 , l b 6 .. .. 9 Total. ................... 131 G loucestershire . Total ..281 First Innings. Second Innings. Dr. W . G. Grace, c Pearson, c Herbert, b llobert- b C. T. S t u d d .................... 89 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Lucas, b J . E . K . Studd .. .. 26 c Lncas, b Burton .. 42 Mr. E. J. Taylor, c Pearson, c Burton, b C. T. b C. T. Studd .................... 2 Dr. E. M . Grace, c Robson, b Burton..................................... 20 c and b C. T. Studd .. 17 Mr. A. D. Greene,bC.T.Studd 4 c Winterburn, b C. T. Studd .................... 1 Mr. W . W . F. Pullen, b C. T. Studd ..................................... 6 b Burton .................... 10 Mr. W . F. Cave, 1 b w, b c C. T. Studd, b Bur­ Burton..................................... 0 ton ............................. 7 Painter, c J. E. K. Studd, b Robertson............................. .5 Mr. A. E. Leatham, b C. T. c Pearson, b C. T. S tu d d ..................................... 0 Studd .................... 1 Mr. G. B. Nichols, b Robertc Winterburn, b C. T. son ..................................... 1 S tu d d ....................5 Woof, notout .................... 0 B 3,1 b 2, w 1 .................... 6 B 1, lb 2 ,n b 1 .. Tjtal............................ 179 Total . . ..151 J. Studd bowled a wide and Robertson a no-ball. SEVEN COATES v. SEVEN OF DEVERELL. A correspondent sends us the score of a peculiar match in 1881.—A match was played on the Warminster Ground on August 1st, 1881, between Mr. B. W. Coates and his six sons, and sevkn of the Deverell Club, which was won by the former by an innings and 89 runs. Subjoined is the score : George H. Coates, b Dufosee ....................0 Alfred H. Coates, b G ib b s .............................8 Extras ....................20 Total. S even C oates ’. B. W . Coates, b Parham 42 Edwin W . Coates, b Dufosee ....................23 ArthurCoates, t Parham 14 Wilfred Coates, b Gibbs 8 Charles A. Coates, not out ............................ 46 S even of D everell . H. Gibbs, c Arthur, b E. W . Coates.................................. 2 A. Dufosee, not out . . .. 10 G. Parham, b ArthurCoates 1 G. White, l b w , b Arthur Coates .. ..........................2 run out .......... F. Pearce, run out................. 1 c C. A., b B.W . Coates .161 c C. A., b B. W . Coates 10 c E .W ., b B.W. Coates 17 b B. W . Coates .. .. 7 S.Maddock, b ArthurCoates 0 E. Ball, b E. W . Coates .. 1 Extras ...........................8 Total........................25 not ou t.. .....................6 b B. W . Coates .. .. 0 Extras....................5 Total .. . . 4 7 LEINSTER v. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. Played at Dublin on Friday and Saturday last. In this match S. H. Johnston, on the Leinster side, was in each innings thrown out by Hanley. First Innings. J. P. Maxwell, c Martin b Penny ..................................... G. Greene, b Hemsworth .. R. Hanley, c Jones, b Penny L. Coulter, c Fleming, Penny ............................ H. Raphael, c Martin, Penny ............................. W.John8ton,cJones,b Penny R. M’Lean, c Penny, b Ward F. Fitzgerald, b Penny U niversity . Sscond Innings. W. Synnot, run out H. King, not out .. B 16,1 b 2, w 1 Total. 15 4 4 c A. J. Fleming, b Hemsworth 2 2 caudbPenny .. .. 4 r 70 c A. J. Fleming, b Hemsworth .. 0 8 c A Fleming, b Penny 15 9 c Lalor, b Penny 10 r 3 c S. Johnston,b Hems­ worth .................... 20 I 0 b Hemsworth 10 . 3 c A. J. Fleming, b Ward . . .. .. 0 0 not out............................. 1 13 c Lalor, b Penny 5 19 B 4,1 b 2 .. 6 146 Total .. 77 First Innings. A. J. Fleming, c Greene, b Fitzgerald............................ 7 J. P. Martin, run ou t.. . . 10 L. R. Jones, run out . . .. 5 S. H. Johnston, run out .. 0 G .Barry, c sub, b Fitzgerald 0 J. A. C. Penny, c Maxwell, b Coulter..................................... E. D. Ward, c King, b Fitz­ gerald.........................................0 J. Lalor, c and b Fitzgerald 0 H. Herosworth, b Fitzgerald 0 W. Jameson, b Fitzgerald .. 4 E. Gate, not o u t ....................0 B 4, l b l .............................5 Second Innings, c Coulter, b Fitz­ gerald ....................99 b Fitzgerald....................1 c Raphael, b Fitz­ gerald ....................18 run out.............................5 c M’Lean, b Johnston 7 23 cFitzgerald,bJohnston 25 cMaxwell,b Fitzgerald 1 c King, b Hanley .. 25 not out.............................5 b Johnston....................13 hit wkt, b Coulter .. 5 B 7,w 2,n b 8 ,1b 1 13 Total. 54 Total ..217