Cricket 1883

JULY 19, 1883 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, 2 6 5 P allin g sw ick . V. T. Nicholl, 1 b w, b D a v is........................... 4 J. W . Clemence, b McAllister.................11 F. Clemence, c McAllis­ ter, b Davis .. .. 7 O. L. Tudor, c Craig, b D avis...........................22 R. H. Larcome, b McAl­ lister ...........................3 A. W. Graham,b Davis 9 R. E.P. Croft,c Widdow- son, b McAllister .. 0 J. H . Deane - Drake, b Farquharson .. .. 35 C. Aaiderson, b Davis .. 3 H. Cockerton, l b w , b McAllister....................2 C. A. Pead, not out .. 1 BIO, l b l .. . . 1 4 Total ..111 REPTON SCHOOL v. MALVERN COLLEGE. Played at Repton on July 13 and 14. M a lvern C o l le g e . First Innings. __ _ Second Innings. N . Morice, b Dewhurst.. J. Coplcston, b Cochrane E. Marsh, b F. Ford .. F. Yardley, c Garetin, Cochrane .................... IT. Harding, run out .. R. Lyon, c Bruco, b F. Ford P. Harrison, not out .. G. Young, c Sykes, b Dew h u r s t ................................... F. Pike, b Kearsey .. J. Rawlinson, b Kearsey A. Woodhead, b Kearsey . Extras ........................... First Innings. L.G.Ford, c Morice, b Wood­ head ..................................... F.E.Saunders,c and b Wood­ head ..................................... C. A. Kempson; c Yardley, b Morice...................................... F. G. Ford, c and b Morice.. Hon.C. G. Bruce, c Harding, b Woodhead .................... E. F. Kearsey, c Copleston, b Morice ............................. B. W . Spilsbury, c Wood- head, b M orice.................... A. H. Cochrane, c and b Morice..................................... 33 H. Dewliurst, b Rawlinson 25 E. Garstin, c Lyon, b Morice 10 A. Sykes, not o u t....................0 Extras .............................6 25 c Dewhurst, b Kearsey 48 7 run out............................ 9 18 b Cochrane.................... 32 19 b K earsey.................... 3 3 b K earsey.................... 29 9 c Saunders, b Kearsey 1b w, b Kearsey 4 31 3 1 b Dewhurst 2 8 not out............................ 0 0 b Dewhurst.................... 0 0 b Dewhurst.................... 0 1 E xtras.................... 8 122 Total .. ..138 n S chool . Second Innings. 16 b Rawlinson .. 17 0 1 20 c Lyon, b Rawlinson 47 2 not out............................ 21 8 b Rawlinson .. 9 16 c Rawlinson, b Lyon 21 2 not out............................ 4 Total .138 Extras....................5 Total . . ..125 UPTON PARK v. BURLINGTON, Played at Upton Park on July 7. B u rlin gto n . E. C. Lindup, b naslett 18 E. Williamson, b Has­ lett .............................14 E. L. Chavasse, c sub, b D a v is .............................8 W . H. Gallier, run out 8 R. Laraont, b Haslett.. 4 A. D. Wallin, b Haslett 9 E. G. Rust, b Haslett.. 8 U pton P ark D. Bowie, b Haslett .. 0 R. Baron, st East, b M atth ew s....................0 E. Sansom, run out .. 0 H. Bacon, not out .. 0 B 6 , l b 2 .................... 8 Total .. 72 Rev. J. Fairchild, Williamson,bChavasse 70 H . E. Allsopp, c Bacon, b Wallin ....................35 W . T. Matthews,bBowie 15 J. Dives, c and b Bowie 2 F. Haslett, c Liudup, b C h avasse....................7 W . Castell, c Lamont, b C h avasse.................... A. J. East, st Lindup, b Lamont .................... W . H. Davis, not out W . Nve, cand b Lamont B 8,1 b 1) w 6 U pton P a r k . D. A. J. Bacon, c W il­ locks, b Batty .. .. 7 W.Featherstone, b B a tty ..........................1 W. T. Matthews, b Willocks ................98 G. Larman, c Willccks, b Batty .................6 W . Castell, bEdwards 18 Rev. T. Fairchild, cBatty, b D ouglas................10 A. J. East, b Asser .. 51 J. “ Russell,” b Willocks 2 C. W . Carrell, b Shorter 21 H. Ferris, st City, b Shorter ....................0 E. Sharpe, not out .. 0 B 2,1 b 1, w 1 .. 4 Total ..218 FREE FORESTERS v. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. Hayed at Vincent Square on July II. F r e e F o resters . First Innings. J. T.reyton, b Higgins .. 6 G. Macan, b Tritton .. .. 18 P. R. Toynbee, bHiggins ..133 W . R. Peyton, b Thorne .. 12 A. C. Chambers, c Higgins,b Thorne..................................... 6 C.A.Crosswell, c Winstanley, b T h o r n e .............................0 C. Armstrong, run ou t.. .. 12 A. F. Chance, c Tritton, b Higgins .............................1 C. Y. R. Bedford, not out .. 8 Rev. W . C. R. Bedford, b A rm itago.............................5 W . Chance, b Armitage .. 6 B 2,1 b 1, w 2....................5 Second Innings, c Armitage, b Tritton 0 c Armitage, b Tritton 21 c Ingram, b Higgins.. 20 c Hurst, b Trittonj; .. 25 b T r itto n .................... 0 c Winstanley, b Hig­ gins .............................0 c and b Higgins .. 1 not out absent b Tritton ....................8 b T r itto n ....................3 B 4, 1 b 3, w a .. 9 Total ....................212 [ W estm in ster S chool . b W . .. 87 A. E. Bedford Bedford ....................22 F. Higgins, c C. Y. Bedford,b W . Bedford 66 F. G. Thorne, b Arm­ strong .............................6 C.B.Tritton,bArmsti*ong 1 A. R. IIur8t,b W . Bed­ ford .............................11 R.A. Ingram, b W. Bed­ ford .............................1 A . Armitage, b Arm­ strong .............................0 C. A. Sherring, 1 b w, b A. F. Chance .. .. 9 C. Gibson, b Armstrong 12 R.Sandilands, not out 6 A.Winstanley,run out.. 3 B 12,1b 3, w 4 .. 19 Total ..156 Total...................161 T. C. Roper and F. Hutley did not bat. UPTON PARK v, CLAPTON, Played at Claptou on July 5, C lapto n . First Innings. Second Innings. 4 A. G. Woolloton,b Matthews. . 26 c Larman, b Bacon J. Willocks, c Matthews, b Featherstone ............................... 81 J. “ Edwards,” c Castell, b Matthews ............................... 7 b B a co n .................... 20 J. H. Douglas, c Larman, b 26 not out .................... S. Shorter, b Matthews .. .. 0 b Casteil.................... 9 G. City, run out............................2 b Larman.................... 1 W . Batty, c Bacon, b Larman 23 not o u t .................... 0 L. Asser, b R u ssell....................7 C. Aveling, not o u t ...................... 20 J. R. Mason, b Russell . . .. 1 B 4,1 b 3, w 1 ..................... 8 B 3, w 1 . . .. 4 T o t a l ............................... 180 Total.. 64 YORKSHIRE y. LANCASHIRE. The Yorksliiremcn exactly repeated the result of their first match with Lancashire in the return at Sheffield on Monday and Tuesday, winning amidst great excitement ■with eight wickets to spare. This time the Lancashire Eleven included Messrs. A. G. Steel and Royle, and except that Pilling was still absent owing to illness the County had its full strength. Yorkshire played three amateurs, Hon. M. B. Hawke and Messrs. Lumb, who had shown such good cricket against Leicestershire a week before, and E. T. Hirst. Peato was unable to play owing to an attack of lumbago, and Grimshaw, who had not been very successful recently, was left out of the team, Lancashire won the toss, but in a little over two hours they were all out for eighty-three, and of the seventy-nine from the bat, seventy-three were due to three batsmen. This result was due to the splendid bowling of Harrison and Ulyett, who equally divided the ten wickets. Harrison added another to his many fine performances of a first season, but Ulyett’s exploit was even more noteworthy, bowling Mr. Hornby, Watson and Briggs with successive balls. The good bowling of Crossland, Barlow,and Watson prevented Yorkshire having an advantage of more than ten runs on the first innings, and when play ceased at the end of the first day Lanca­ shire were only nine runs on, having lost two wickets in their second innings. Barlow and Mr. Royle played good cricket for Lancashire on the second day, but the Yorkshiremen bowled and fielded up well, and the total only reached 127. With 118 for Yorkshire to win there seemed every chance of a good finish, but Ulyett and Hall effectually settled the hopes of Lancashire, and ninety-four was scored before Ulyett was caught for a brilliantly hit sixty-one, in which was a square leg hit for six out of the ground. Hall showed all his wonted patience for his thirty, and the match was ultimately won by Yorkshire with eight wickets to spare. Out of the thirty-two wickets twenty- one were bowled. In the two days 19,000 persons paid at the gates, and the play was watched with the greatest interest. Score and analysis:— L an cash ire . Second Innings. First Innings. Mr. A. G. Steel, 1 b w, b Harrison ............................. 1 b Bates Mr. F. Taylor, b Ulyett .. 30 c Hirst, b Peel .. C. H. Haigh, b Harrison .. 0 run out Rev. V. F. Royle, b Harrison 0 c Lockwood, b Peel Barlow, b U ly e tt....................28 1b w, b Bates Mr. A. N. Hornby, bU lyett.. 15 b Bates ....................3 38 Robinson, b Harrison .. Mr. J. H. Payne, not out . Briggs, b Ulyett .. .. , Watson, b Ulyett Crossland, b Harrison .. B 4 ................................... 2 c and b Peel .. .. 0 3 b Harrison...................2 0 b Harrison...................8 0 b Harrison...................10 0 notout...........................2 4 B 5, 1 b 3 .. .. 8 Total. Total .127 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Emmett,c Steel,b Cross­ land .............................10 Peel, b Crossland.. .. 1 Hunter, not out .. .. 10 narrison, b Crossland.. 0 B 3 ............................ 3 Ulyett, b Barlow .. .. 15 Hall, c and b Barlow .. 14 Mr. E. Lumb, c Steel, b Barlow.............................4 Lockwood, b Steel.. .. 3 Bates, b Watson .. .. 19 Hon. M . B. Hawke, b Crossland....................14 • Total .. .. 93 Mr. E. T. Hirst, b Watson ....................0 In the Second Innings Ulyett scored (c Hornby, b Barlow) 61, Hall (c Hornby, b Crossland) 30, Lumb (not out) 8, Lockwood (not out) 8; b 8,1 b 4 ; total 119. BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. P e e l................. 18 6 23 0 Harrison.. .. 12.3 4 22 5 Bates................ 12 7 7 0 Emmett .. .. 12 4 1 1 0 Ulyett . . . . 10 3 16 5 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Barlow .. .. 32 16 35 3 Steel................ 32 17 32 1 Crossland.. ..15.2 11 10 4 Watson .. .. 16 8 13 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W . .. 21 (j 32 3 . .. 23.2 10 37 3 . .. 32 16 26 3 . .. 31 4 0 . .. 11 2 20 0 Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W . . . 42.2 27 39 1 . . 15 12 7 0 .. 28 11 34 1 8 5 6 0 Briggs .. 9 3 21 0 M.C.C. and GROUND v. STAFFORDSHIRE. Barnes did a good performance in this match at Lichfield on Monday and Tuesday, and it was due mainly to this that M.C.C. gained an easy win by an innings and 226 runs. He went in first and carried his bat through the innings for 141. Flowers took twelve wickets for 59, Rylott seven for 33. M.C.C. and G rou nd . Barnes, not out .. . . I l l Flowers, b Johnson .. 4 Mr. W . E. T. Bolitho, b Lomax.............................61 Scotton, c Shaw, b Frost 17 Mr, C. F. Jackson, b Johnson ....................11 Mr. W . F. Sandwith, c and b Frost....................3 Mr. R. J. McNeil,bFrost 0 Rylott, b Johnson.. .. 83 Mr. E. M. Jakeman, b Johnson .................... 0 Mr. H. Freeman, st Capes, b Johnson .. 16 Mr. P. H. Foley, bJohn- son ................................16 Byes, &c., .. . . 2 0 Total....................322 A l i i . H . V . U l W l V l l , U L I U O « . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .a S taffordshire :—First innings, 52 ; second iiuiings, 4f MIDDLESEX v. SURREY. Surrey, after making a very creditable fight in the first innings, against a long score of 373 by Middlesex, made a poor show when they went in a second time, and were beaten in this return match at Lord’s by ten wickets, Middle­ sex thus exactly reversing the result of tho previous match.. The Middlesex eleven was a very strong one, and as Barratt was so lame as to be practically unable to bowl, and the fielding