Cricket 1883

JUNE 14, 1883. CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 175 SUSSEX v. YORKSHIRE. The Sussex Eleven gained a glorious victory over Yorkshire at Sheffield yesterday. Their success was the more noteworthy, as the team in the absence of Messrs. Whitfield, Trevor, M. P. Lucas, Blackman, and Newham was anything but the best they could have placed in the field. It was only the plucky play of the two last batsmen, Peate and Harrison, that saved Yorkshire from a follow on. A. Hide’s bowling proving so effective that Peate was the highest scorer with 29 not out. Yorkshire went in with 185 to win, and when play|ceased Tuesday had secured 81 for the loss of four wickets. Yes terday Lockwood and Hall raised the total to 123 before the former was bowled. Sixty-two were then wanted to win, with five wickets to fall, but Hall found no one to stay any time ■with him, and Sussex gained a famous victory with only three runs to spare. After the splendid form shown this season by Yorkshire they are to be warmly congratulated on a really brilliant achievement. Score and analysis : S u ssex , First Innings. Tester, c Hunter, b Peel . . 16 H . Phillips, b Harrison .. 8 Mr. E. J. M’Cormick, b Har­ rison ..................................... 23 W . Humphreys, bEmm ett.. 88 .T. Hide, b Harrison .. .. 4 Mr. F. M. Lucas, b Emmett 21 J. Phillips,c Bates,b Emmett 1 Huggett, c Grimshaw, b Emmett ............................2 Lillywhite,st Hunter,b Peate 29 A. Hide, b Harrison .. .. 24 Juniper, not o u t ....................0 B 12, lb 12 ....................24 Total.. Second Innings, b Harrison.................... c Harrison, b Bates .. b Ulyett ....................42 c Emmett, b Bates .. 8 st Hunter, b Bates .. 58 b Harrison....................4 run out.............................0 not o u t............................ 5 st Hunter, b Emmett 4 run out ....................5 c Peate, b Bates.. .. 0 B 3, lb 8, w 1 .. 7 , ..182 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Ulyett. c Huggett, b Juniper 19 Bates, c J.Phillips,b Juniper 8 Hall, b A. Hide ....................0 Lockwood, b A. Hide .. .. 4 Si'gg, c H. Phillips,b A. Hide 6 Total .128 Emmett, b Juniper .. . . 1 0 Urimshaw, b A. Hide .. .. 7 Petl, 1b w, b A. Hide .. .. 9 Peate, not out................................29 Hunter, b A. Hido .. , .1 0 llairisou, c M’Cormick, b J. Hide ..................................... 16 B 12,1 b 1 ........................13 Second Innings. b A. H i d e ..................0 c Lillywhite, b J.Hide 8 not out..........................42 b Humphreys .. .. 44 c J. Hide, b Hum­ phreys ................. 9 c J. Phillips, b J.Hide 15 b J. H i d e ................. 6 b Tester ................. 11 run out ................80 b Humphreys .. .. 0 b J u n ip er..................1 Extras................15 Total.............................126 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u ssex . First Innings. O. M.R.W. Harrison .. .. 88 19 47 4 P e a t e .................... 17.1 8 29 1 Peel .................... 27 13 27 1 Bates ....................6 1 14 0 U ly e tt....................13 6 18 0 Emmett .. .. 14 6 23 4 ..181 First Innings O. Juniper....................37 A. Hide....................33 J, H ide....................1.1 0 Second Innings. 0. M. R.W. . . . 2 3 12 31 2 . . . 10 3 15 0 . . . 2 1 6 0 . .. 21.2 11 25 4 . . . 8 3 13 1 . . . 18 9 31 1 Emmett bowled a wide. Y o r k sh ir e . Second Innings. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. 18 66 3 . . . . 88 23 37 1 18 45 6 . . . . 62 40 44 1 2 1 . . . . 59 35 59 3 Tester . . 1 1 6 11 1 Humphreys 7 2 15 3 Juniper bowled a wide. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. ORLEANS CLUB. The Cambridge eleven won the first of their London matches yesterday, when they defeated an eleven representing the Orleans Club at Twickenham. The Orleans team had to follow on in a minoiity of 223 runs but Mr. I. D.Walker’s brilliant play in their second innings entirely altered the aspect of the game, and the Univer­ sity lost four wickets in the attainment of the 51 runs required to win. Unfortunately, after being not out with 102 on Tuesday night, Mr. Walker sprained his side severely aud was unable to continue his innings yesterday. This was a great misfoitune for the Club, and indeed but for this accident, the University might have experienced great difficulty in winning. As it was, the game ended much more favourably for the Club than could have been at one time anticipated. Mr. Mansfield played a fine innings of 117 for the University, though it was not without chances, and Mr. Henery, who it was feared would not be able to play this year,got his 76 by good free cricket. Messrs. J. E. Stndd and Wright put on 107 for Cambridge’s first wicket at the commencement of the match. The University won by 6 wickets. C am brid ge U niversity . First Innings. J. E. K. Studd, b Fryer .. 69 C. W. Wright,c Burls,b Penn 35 Hon. M. B. Hawke, > Woof 3 C. T. Studd, c Fryer, b Penn 0 Hon. J. W. Mansfield, o Rhodes, b W oof................. .117 W. H. Bather, c Schultz, b Woof 2.....................................5 P. J. T. Henery, c Schultz, b W o o f .....................................76 J. A. Turner, c Rhodes, b Woof .....................................5 W . N. Roe, run out .. .. 53 C. A. Smith,cRhodes,b Penn 6 II. G. Topham, not out .. 0 Extras ............................ 11 Total............................331 Second Innings. v sub., b Penn .. not out............................. o sub., b Penn .. runout.............................6 o Rhodes, b Woof Extras . Total....................52 O rlean s C lu b . First Innings. C. I. Thornton, c aud b C. T. Studd ............................ 12 I. D. Walker, c J. E. IC. Studd, b Turner .. .. 16 F. E. R. Fryer, bC. T. Studd 29 S. S. Schultz, b C. T. Studd 2 A. W . Ridley,cWright, b Roe 48 II. E. Rhodes, run out.. .. 0 C. W . Burls, c Turner, b Tophaiu ............................3 A. F. Kemp, b Topham .. 1 J. Robertson, b C. T. Studd 4 A. Penn,c Roe, b C. T. Studd 20 Woof, not out ....................6 B 15, n b 2 ....................17 Second Innings. c Henery, b Smith .. 7 retired hurt . . ..102 b T op h am ....................6 c Roe, b Smith .. .. 56 b Topham ....................8 c Mansfield, b Turner 15 b Smith .....................37 b Smith ....................0 c Wright, b Smith .. 23 notout.............................14 b Smith ....................0 E xtras....................10 Total. .158 Total....................273 BOWLING ANALYSIS. U n iv e r sity . Fsrst Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W O. M. R.W. Woof 19 94 5 .. ., 19 9 21 2 3 34 0 Robertson . .. 82 9 71 0 Burls .. . , , 3 0 15 0 Schultz .. .. 19 7 43 0 Fryer .. 14 2 40 1 Penn .. .. 23.1 5 63 3 .. .. 19 6 23 1 , , 3 0 10 0 O rlean s . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. C. T. Studd.. .. 33 19 28 5 .. .. 41 18 58 0 7 49 0 .. .. 30 6 62 6 .. 17 5 29 1 .. .. 14 2 ;S4 0 Turner .. .. 16 9 15 1 .. .. 15 5 32 0 Topham .. 24 16 20 2 . . . 2 3 5 55 1 Topham bowled two no-balls. J. Studd 9 3 22 2 CLAPHAM y. SURREY C. & G. Played at the Oval on June 12. C laph a m . b Beaumont S. Colman, c Yoss, b Riley.. 27 R. W . Smith, b Henderson.. 26 Helps, c Henderson, b Beau­ mont .....................................9 B.Burton,c and b Henderson 6 H. Arthur, c Scotc, b Beau­ mont .....................................28 E. Bertram, b Henderson .. 0 L. Wood, c Matthews, b R i le y .....................................33 A. W. Winterbottom,b Hen­ derson .....................................5 A. II. Behrend, l b w, b R i le y .....................................7 II. V. Bate, b Beaumont .. 0 S. H. Smith, not out .. .. 14 W. B. Smith, bBeauniont .. 0 B 10, 1b 1, n b 1 .. .. 12 Total .. .. ..167 S u rrey C. & G. Mr. W . Kettlewell, b H elp s.............................4 Henderson,c and b Bate 45 Riley, b Helps .. .. 0 Mr.F. Plunkett, b W.B. Sm ith.............................7 Mr. L. Castle c Wood, b H e lD S ............................ 11 Beaumont, b Helps .. 14 Matthews, b Helps .. 1 b Riley.............................19 b Riley.............................9 b Beaumont .. .. 6 b Riley.............................6 c Plunkett, b Riley .. 0 not out.............................10 c Beaumont, b Riley 3 c and b Riley .. .. (5 b Beaumout .. .. 0 B 3, lb 2, n b l .. 6 Total.....................65 Mr. E. W . Seott, c W. B. Smith, b Bate .. 16 Vo3S, b Helps .. .. 3 Mr. C. A. Cox,b Bate .. 6 Mr. T. T. Bradbury,not cut .............................12 Moor, b W . B. Smith .. 5 B9, 1 b 8, u b 1 .. 13 Total ..137 C R I C K E M lH C /I M B R r o G E . NON-COLLS. , on May 12. LEYS SCHOOL v. Played at the Leys, S chool . First Innings. J. C. Ingle, b S. Jones .. .. 2 R. S. Talbot, c Holmes, b Thring............................................7 A. Vinter, b S. Jones .. .. 13 M. H. Horsley, c Gwynue, b D a ld y .........................................34 W. F. Moulton, b Thring .. 2 E. A, Bainbri ’ge, b S. Jones 0 G. M. Thompson, o sub., b S. Jones ...................................8 T. B. Chubb, b Sherrard .. 1 J. H. P. Strang, c aud b D a ld y ......................................... 12 F. J. Bate, b Thring .. .. 1 H. B. Gowie, not out .. .. 0 Extras .................................13 Second Innings, run out .................... c Davis, b S. Jones .. 1 b S. Jones....................5 absent c Davis, b Cowley .. 4 c Daldy, b Cowley .. 4 c Holmes, b S. Jones c Daldy, b S. Jones .. b S. Jones....................4 not out............................. 2 c and b Cowley .. .. 0 Extras....................5 Total............................ 93 N on -C o lls . Total 28 L. C.R.Thring, b Talbot 31 C. B. Gwynne,cHorsley, b Bainbridge .. .. 0 A. T. Cowley, c Talbot, b Bainbridge .. .. 1 H. Jones, c Vinter, b Talbot.............................18 H. G. Holmes, c Gowie, b Bainbridge .. .. 1 E. J. M. Davis, b Talbot 4 A. E. Daldy, c Ingle, b Bainbridge....................8 H. W. Sherrard, b Bain­ bridge ............................. C. J. Smith, c Chubb, b Talbot............................ C. A. Roberts, not out.. S. Jones, b Talbot.. .. B 3 .. .. Total .. .. LEYS SCHOOL v. CAVENDISH COLLEGE. C o l le g e . Socond Innings. C aven dish First Innings. G. A. Simpson, 1bw, bBain- bridge...................................... A. P. Iveson, b Bainbridge .. W. Hastings, run out .. C. J. Lownds, c Strang, b Bainbridge............................. E. L. Fox, c Bate, b Bain­ bridge ...................................... A. J. Lake, b Bainbridge .. T. E. S. Pasley, b R.Talbot F. B. Peat, c Strang, b Mr. V inter...................................... A. H. Caryl, not out N. Porter, b Horsley .. P. Hicks, c and b Mr. Vinter Extras ............................. 0 c Strang, b Bain­ bridge .................... 7 b B ate............................. 0 15 b Ingle............................. 7 3 c Bevcs, b Thomson .. 23 1 b Ingle.............................3 0 c Mr. Vinter, b Bate.. 13 8 b B ate.............................3 4 c Thomson, b Strang 0 15 c Horsley, b Ingle .. 5 9 not out............................12 0 b Straug ....................2 10 Extras....................2 Total............................ 67 S chool . J. C. Ingle, 1 b w, b Lownds ....................2 R. S. Talbot, b Lownds 14 A. Vinter,Esq., b Peat.. 5 M. H. Horsley, b Peat.. 0 W. F. Moulton, b Lownds ....................6 E. A. Bainbridge, b Lownds ....................0 Total G. M. Thomson, bPeat J. H. P. Strang, b Lownds .................... M. H. Beves, not out .. C. E. Talbot, b Peat .. F. J. Bate, b Peat 75 E x tr a s ....................3 Total 88 LEYS SCHOOL v. NON- COLLEGIATES. S chool . First Innings. J. C. Ingle, b Challoner .. 2 R. S. Talbot, b Challoner .. 1 not o u t.. E. A. Bainbridge, b S. Jones 0 not out.. A. Vinter Esq., b Challoner 0 W . F. Moulton, c Holme, b S. Jones ..............3 b Charlton M. H. Horsley, c Thriug, b Charlton .........................10 M. H. Beves, b Challoner .. 1 C. H. Bainbridge, b S. Jones 0 J. H. P. Strang, c Davies, b C halloner...........................5 G. M. Thomson, b Challoner 19 C. A. Rowe, not out .. .. 6 Extras ..........................15 Second Innings. 13 c Jones, b Charlton .. 1 runout............................ 0 run out.............................15 E xtra s....................11 Total L. C. R. Thring,b Talbot 21 H. Jones, c and b Inglo 9 E. J. M. Davis, b Talbot 34 C. B. Gwynno, 1b w, bE. A. Bainbridge .. II. G. Holmes, b Talbot A. E. Daldy, b Horsley F. Dennett, b Horsley.. C. A. Roberts, b E. A. Bainbridge.................... ..................62 Total (forlwkts) 49 N on -C o llbg iates . S. Jones, not out .. W . Challoner,c and b E. A. Bambridge .. J.W.Charlton.bThomp- son ............................. E x t r a s .................... Total ..147 C hioket . — A song written and composed by 3 II. Smith, and dedicated to A. N. Hornby, Esq. ‘‘ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers of the national British game.” — Era Post free, 18 stamps of author, 22, Clifton-street, Wolver­ hampton.— A d v t .