Cricket 1883

a u g u s t 2, 1883. CEiCKET ; A WEEKLY RECOBD OF THE ' GAME. 299 BUCKHURST HILL v. EXCELSIOR. Played at Buckhurst Hill on July 28. B u ck h u rst H ill. J. Conquest, b Webster 10 H. B. Tidswell, b Wig­ gins .................. E. C. Nichols, b Devlin H. Kennett, run out .. B. J. Sheldon, c Gray- stone, b Devlin.. .. B. L. Allport, b W ig­ gins .......................... H. Hants, b Devlin H. Furze, not out B. W. Smith, b Webster W . Cooke, b Webster.. 0. Charlesworth, b Devlin .................. W .......................... U pton P ark . B. W. Muir, b Hunter 16 E xcelsior . Total II. Morse, b Hants E. Webster, c Nichols, b Hants .................. G. Gnrton, b Hants .. A. Devlin, b Allport .. J. Graystone, b Allport G. Wiggins, not out .. B. Wiggins, b Allport.. H. Green, b Allport .. H. Piggott, b Hants . W. Hunter, b Allport. A. Winney, c Cooke, 1 Sheldon ................ C. Carter, b Sheldon . B 2,1 b G .. . Total .. . W. T. Matthews, c sub., b Sainsbury .. .. 4 A. J. East, run out .. 11 Bev. J. Fairchild, b Sainsbury..................16 H. C. Allsop, b Sains­ bury ..........................0 VV. H. Davis, c Flatt, b Sainsbury..................10 W. Kingrose, W. Castel!, G. Pargy, and B. Bert did not bat. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. SAINT JAMES.’ ! Played at theEtonandMiddlesex on July 28. S t. Jam es’. First Innings. Matthews, b L. Hutchinson .. Terry, c Boynton, b W. J. Hay­ craft ........................- .. J. Bass, b W. J. Haycraft Barker, b W. J. Haycraft .. 16 Powell, bBraithwaito .. .. 0 Shaw, b Braithwaite..................0 Yeo, 1b w, b W. J. Haycraft .. 3 Jelly, c Fripp, b W. J. Haycraft 2 Saint, b Braithwaite..................1 Ingram, b Braithwaite .. .. 0 J. Garrett, not out ..................0 B 14,1 b 2 ..........................10 Second Innings, b Braithwaite.. .. 13 notout......................11 c Lewis, b W. J. Haycraft .. .. 2 c W. J. Haycraft, b L e w is .................. c Abbott, b Braith- w a it o ..................0 run o u t ..................6 lb w , b W. J. Hay­ craft .................. h w, b W. J. Hay­ craft ..................3 b Braithwaite h W .J . Haycraft .. 10 b W. J. Braithwaite 7 B 7, w 1 .. .. Total .. 49 Total 69 H ampstead N ondescripts . A. B. F. Evershed, b Powell..........................4 C. Braithwaite, b Powell 3 ■ A. D. Fripp, b Bass .. 0 W. J. Haycraft, b Bass 0 A. J. Hutchinson, b Pow ell..........................10 J. S. Haycraft, c Garrett, b Powell ..................32 W. G. Boynton, b Bass L. Hutchinson, b Bass.. F. L. Lewis, c and b Bass ..........................13 F. J. Abbott, run out .. A. Bertlin, not out B 3,1 b 1, w 3.. .. Total 74 BROOKFIELD v. JUNIOR SOUTHGATE. Played at Southgate on July 28. B r o o k fie ld . G. Goodsir, b Annand.. 0 J. Hickson, b Fair- weather .................. H. Webster, c C. Sharp, b Hawkes . H. Harris, c J. Sharp, b Hawkes ..................0 T. Farmiloe, b Hawkes 38 E. H. Lea, c Fair- weather, b Annond .. 4 W. II. Wheeler, b Hawkes ..................4 F. Cook, b Annand .. 0 A. Glover, b Annand .. 7 M. Lea, b Hawkes.. .. 11 F. Qnartley, not out Extras .. 0 J unior S outhgate . W. D. Whito, b M. Lea 27 C. J. Sharp, b M. L ea.. 10 C. A. Sugden, b M. Lea 17 A. L. Ford, b M. Lea .. 1 E. C. Saunders, c Far­ miloe, b Harris.. .. 32 C. Annand, b M. Lea .. 12 H. B. Hawkes, b M. Lea 0 F. J. Stopford, b M. Lea 12 A. E. White, c Glover, b Harris .. .. .. J. W. Sharp, not out .. D. Fairweather, c Hick­ son, b Harris .. Extras .................. Total ..138 UPTON PARK v. WANSTEAD (12 A Si de Played at Wanstead on July 21. W anstead, E. Sainsbury, o East, b G an ly..........................54 A. J.Wake, b Davis .. 11 S. B. Bastard, c Fair­ child, b Godden .. 34 E. Bead, run out .. .. 13 E. E. Cockett, c Allsop,b Castell..........................3 H. Savill, c Fairchild, b Godden ..................6 P. McEvans, st East,b Castell......................... 0 G. N. Flatt, b Castell .. B. E. Peake, c Allsop, b Godden .................. F. C. Hill, b Godden .. S. Hillyer, b Castell .. C. W. Carrell, not ou t.. B 8, 1b 4, w 2 O. Godden, c Cockett, b Sainsbury B. *:anly, not out F. Haslett, not out B 1, lb 2 .. , Total Y orkshire . First Innings, Sccond Innings. O. M. B.W. O. M. R.W. Woof .. .. 2 0 6 1 . . . . 4 21 0 Dr. W. Grace 54 12 115 4 .. 13 15 1 Gallop.. .. 13 6 25 0 Pullen.. .. 12 7 13 1 Gilbert 35 7 88 2 Townsend.. 10 1 35 0 Leatham .. 3 0 10 0 . . . . 1 7 Painter 5 3 7 0 Dr. E. Grace 4.3 1 8 2 . . . . .. 6.3 2 18 i Dr. W. G. Grace bowled a wide. YORKSHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The Yorkshire Eleven yesterday succeeded in defeating Gloucestershire in the return match, played at theHorton Avenue Ground, Bradford, with eight wickets to spare. Peate, who was absent at the Oval last week, again took his place in the Eleven instead of Mr. Hirst. Glou­ cestershire was also stronger than it has been as yet this season,the only absenteesbeingMessrs. Moberley and Page.Gloucestershiregoing in first were not dismissed until they had reached the total of 177, to which the three first batsmen contributed 131. Mr. Cranstonwent in first and carried bat his for 67. He gave two chances,but on the whole it was afinedisplay of batting.York­ shire made a bad start, losing four of their best batsmen for 52. At the close of the first day they had lost five wickets for 118, but on the following morning the remaining batsmen all scored well, and the last five wickets put on 210 runs. Woof had injured one of his fingers so severely that he only bowled two overs onthe first day, and as he was not tried at all on the followingmorningGloucestershire wasplacjd ata great disadvantage. PeateandPeel,whiletogether, added as many as 126 runs. Following on in ami­ nority of 151,the brothers Grace made 94 runs for the first wicket, and yesterday the innings closed for 213, of which Mr. Pullen contributed 41 by good cricket. Yorkshire then got the 63 wanted to win with the loss of two batsmen, Ulyett and Mr. Lumb. G loucestershire . Second innings. HAMPSTEAD v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Hampstead, ou July 24. First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace,c Harrison, b E m m ett......................... 34 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Ulyett, b Emmett ..........................30 Mr. J. Cranston, not cut .. 67 Mr. F. Townsend, c and b Emmett ......................... 1 Mr. W. B. Gilbert, c Lock­ wood, b Peel ..................18 Mr. W. W. Pullen,b Harrison 0 Painter, b Harrison .. .. 4 Mr. H. G. Gallop, b Harrison 0 Mr. A. E. Leatham, 1 b w, b Peel ................................. Mr. A. Sergeant, c Hunter, b Emmett ..........................16 Woof, b Harrison..................0 B 5,1 b 2 ..........................7 b Bates.. . ................51 c E m m ett..................48 run out ..................14 c Bates, b Emmett .. 3 b Harrison..................14 c Hall, b Emmett .. 41 b Harrison..................12 b Harrison..................0 0 c and b Emmett .. 19 b Harrison..................0 not out ..................5 B ..........................6 Total .177 Total .. ..213 Y ork sh ire. G. Ulyett, b W oof.. .. L. Hall, 1 b w, b W. G. G ra ce......................... Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Woof, b W. G. Grace E. Lockwood, c W. G. Grace, b Gilbert.. Mr. E. Lumb, c E. M., b W. G. Grace .. W. Bates, c Pullen, b Gilbert.......................... In the Second Innings Grace) 33, Hall (not out) 3, Lockwood (not out) 0; 10 ! >18 36 H.S.Barlow, b M’Allister 52 S. D. Fairle88,b McCanlis 4 J.BA’Deane, b McCanlis 0 J. H. Walker,bM’Allister 25 B.S.Creaton,b M’Allister 0 O. J. Fraser, not out .. 40 L.M.Fischel,b M’Allister 11 G. Aylwin, c Sargent, b McCanlis ..................66 H am pstead . P. Dollar, c Lawrence, b M’Allister .. .. 21 E. O’Dxvyer, c McCanlis, b M’Allister .. .. 0 A. M. Bradley, c and b M cC anlis................7 L b ........................6 Total ..235 C harlton P ark . 0 i T. Emmett, c Gilbert, b 1 W. G. Grace .. .. 44 B. Peel, st W. G., b E. M. Grace ..................74 E. Peate, c Sergeant, b Pullen..........................61 J. Hunter, b E. M. Grace 2 G. P. Harrison, not out 1 Extras ..................21 57 Total .. ..328 Ulyett scored (c Painter, b E. M. 25, Lumb (c Gallop, b W. G. Grace) extras, 3—total, 64 Total 14 ..137 First Innings. B Craig, c Fairkss, b Walker 26 W. McCanlis, 1b w, b Walker 0 II. C. Dent, c Fraser,bWalker 6 W. Farquharson, c O'Dwyer, b Barlow ..........................2 H. E. Lawrence, b Walker.. 14 E. W. Sampson, c Fraser, b Barlow..................................24 F. W. P. Holton, b Walker.. 14 S. R. Sargent, b Barlow .. 0 W. J. Cutler, not out .. .. 14 W. M. C. M’Allister,b Barlow 0 H. A. Baynes, b Barlow .. 1 B 12,1 b 3, w 2 .. .. 17 Total..........................118 Second Innings. b A’Deane..................0 c Dollar, b Barlow .. 0 b A’D eane..................11 c Walker, b O’Dwyer 4 c O’Dwyer, b A’Deano 3 b A’D eane..................20 b O 'Dwyer..................0 c Walker, b O’Dwyer 3 b O’D wyer..................0 c O’ Dwyer, b A’Deano 1 not ont ..................5 L b 1, w 1 .. .. 2 Total .. .. 55 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G loucestershire . First Innings Second Innings. O. M. B.W. O. M. B.W. Peel . . . . 21 5 44 2 ..................... 17 8 31 0 Harrison .. 27.210 50 4 .................. 81 11 45 4 Peate . . . . 8 0 26 0 ..................... 13 0 34 0 Emmett .. 18 0 32 4 ..................... 29.2 11 39 4 Bates . . . . 8 1 18 0 ..................... 25 9 51 1 Ulyett 3 0 7 0 Emmett bowled a wide. The following are tho averages of the most successful batsmen of the season. They are compiled from County and other important matches, and calculated up to Saturday last. No batsmen are inserted who have played in less than sixteen innings :— Completed Highest Innings. Buns. Score. Average. VY. W . Read............27 1157 168 42.23 Shrewsbury .............19 688 98 36.4 C. T. Studd ............ 24 855 175* 35.15 Ulyett.........................32 1086 80 33.30 A. P. Lucas................ 20 664 97 33.4 Hall.............................23 706 82* 30-16 W. G. Grace............ 21 631 89 30.1 P. J. deParavicini.. 16 460 65 28.12 M.Read....................30 840 113* 28 Lord Harris .............18 482 118 26.14 Barnes........................25 637 76 25.12 I. D. Walker............19 4S2 102 25._ J. Sliuter ................24 603 108* 25.; Barlow ....................23 574 71 24.23 Hearne ....................19 472 125 24.1^ A. N. Hornby........... 27 663 96 24 . 1 ** Flowers ....................29 622 131 21. Ip .Lockwood................26 555 60 21.® Bates ........................28 579 79 20.1 9 Hon. M. B. Hawke 22 436 141 19.19 Abel............................26 508 83 19.18 Gunn........................16 307 46 19.4 3 The Portrait and Biography of next week will be M r . E. F. S. TYLECOTE. M. P. B owden , of Dulwich College, makes his debut for Surrey v. Somersetshire at the Oval to-day. M.C.C. and Ground scored 525 (G. R. Burge 123, P. H. Martineau 98) at Lord’s, on Friday and Saturday, against Rugby School (92 and 227), whom they beat by an innings and 206 runs. A noticeable feature of the game was that every one of the Rugby elevenbowledduring the Marylebone innings.