Cricket 1883

AUGUST 23, 1883. CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 3'¥7 3 7 4 UPPER TOOTING v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Bickley Park on August 18. U ppe r T coting . F. G. Thome, b Jones.. 0 E. Cawston, c Betts, b J o n e s ..........................13 F. C. B. Wright, cBetts, b Jones..........................0 W.S.Sawyer,retired hurt 85 R. Trevor, b Jones .. 0 W.H. Lipsc )mb, run out 23 G. F.Bounor, c Horne, b B. H. Latter .. .. 0 W. II. Du Buisson, not out ..........................57 C. G. Roberts, c A. H. Latter, b Jones.. .. 47 H. T. Mackenzie, b A. H. Latter .. ..................4 E. P. Bovill, c and b P attesson.................. 8 C. 0. Minchin, c Home, b Jones .................. 1 135, lb 4, w l .. ..1 0 G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 0. K. R.W. Barratt .. 39 21 47 5 .................. 48.2 25 74 7 Roller . . . . 31 20 29 3 .................. 27 9 51 1 W. W. Read 8 1 25 0 Henderson.. 7 6 1 1 ..................19 11 18 1 Abel . . . . 6 3 70 M, Read.. 14 . 5 19 1 Total ..248 B ic k le y P a r k . W. B. Pattiflson, c Caw­ ston, b Roberts.. .. 9 W. W. Rashleigh, c and b R o b e rts ................0 B. II. Latter, b Cawston 45 M. P. Betts, c and b Cawston ...............41 C.J.H. Cooper, c Wright, b R ob erts...............19 T. A. S. Jones, c Min- ctoin, b Roberts.. .. 16 T.W. Horne, c Cawston, b Du Buisson .. .. 12 J. H. Vigne, c and b Du Buisson ..................25 E. H. Humphreys, not out ..........................7 M. T. Tweedie, c and b Du Buisson .. .. 0 T. P. Hilder, not out .. 0 B 6 , lb 3 , w l.. ..1 0 Total A. II. Latter did not bat. ..187 THE CHELTENHAM WEEK . GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. SURREY. Surrey won their return match with Glouces­ tershire, the first fixture of the Cheltenham week yesterday, with nine wickets to spare. Winning the tcs 3 , they had the best of the wicket, but their success was again in a great measure due to the effective bowling of Barratt. In the first innings of Gloucestershire, Mr. Page, the Oxonian, was the only batsman who made any show, and he scored 50 out of a total of 109. In the match, Barratt took twelve Gloucester­ shire wickets at a cost of 118 runs. S u rrey . First Innings. Mr. K. J. Key,c Painter, b Woof ..................... 14 Henderson, c Painter, b W o o f ................................1 M. J. Shuter, c Woof, b Gilbert............................. 58 Mr. W. W. Read, lb w , b W. G. Grace .. .. 42 M. Read) c Vizard, b W. G. Grace ........................9 Mr. E. J. Diver, c Brain, b W. G. Grace .. .. 7 In the Second Innings Mr. Woof) 4, M. Read (not out) 5, 11-Total 20. Mr. W. E. Roller, c Townsend, b Woof .. 52 Mr. M. P. Bowden, c Vizard, b W. G.Grace 12 Abel, c Brain, b W oof.. 47 Chester, c Moberly, b W. G. Graco .. .. 1 Barratt, not out .. .. 5 B 7,1 b 6 .. .. 13 Total ..261 E. J. Diver scored (c Brain, b Mr. M. P. Bowden (not out) G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c Abel, b R o lle r........................................1 Mr. W. O. Moberly, c Key, b Barratt......................................11 Mr. F. Townsend, at W. Read, b Barratt....................... 8 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Key, b Barratt..................................... 10 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Abel, b R o lle r............................1 1 Mr. W. 0. Vizard,stW.Read, b Barratt ............................... 1 Mr. H. V. Page, b Roller .. 50 Mr. J. H. Brain,c and bHeu- derson................................. Mr. VV. Fairbanks,c Bowden b B a rr a tt................................1 Painter, not o u t ....................... 0 Woof, runout ....................... 0 Second Innings. c Diver, b Henderson 47 c Diver, b Barratt .. 1 lb w ,bB arratt.. .. 31 bM . R e a d ..................18 c Abel, b Barratt .. 24 1 1b w, b Roller .. .. 0 c Bowden, b Barratt.. 4 16 st W. Read, b Barratt 7 Total..........................109 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. W. G. Graco Woof .. .. page .. Painter Gilbert Townsend.. First Innings. O. M. R.W. 50 16 91 40.1 20 42 9 0 34 10 3 16 4 31 1 9 1 23 0 4 0 24 0 YORKSHIRE v. SUSSEX. C harlw ood ’ s B e n efit . The Yorkshire Eleven won their returnmatch with Sussex at Brighton yesterday in an Innings with 52 runs to- spare, avenging their previous defeat by three runs. At the end of the first day therewas little to choose between the two elevens, Yrorkshiie, after getting Sussex out for 174 having lost four of its best wickets for 80. A deter­ mined stand by the Hon. M. B. Hawke andHall, who added 98 while they were together on the second day, however, gave Yorkshire a decided advantage, and the innings ultimately reached 331. Hall went in first and carried out his bat for 124. He was missed four times, but, not­ withstanding these mistakes, it was a fine dis­ play of batting. Sussex, when they went in a second time, wanted 157 to save the innings, but no stand was made and the eleven were all out for 105. The attendance were very large on Monday and Tuesday, and, as a benefit, the match was successful. The Earl of Sheffield, the Sussex President, contributed £100 to Charlwood’s subscription list. S ussex . First Innings. Mr. II. Whitfeld, c Hunter, b Bates.......................... ..2 3 Tester, b U ly e tt...............26 Mr. W. Newham, run out .. 0 W. Humphreys, c Peate, b U ly «tt...............................0 Mr. W. A. Bettesworth, b Harrison ...................... 11 Mr.G.N.Wyatt, c Lockwood, b Bates...............................0 J. Hide, b B a t e s ..............43 Mr. E. J. McCormick,l b w,b B a t e s ............................. 18 H. Phillips, e Hall, b Bates.. 28 A. Hide, b Harrison .. .. 2 Juniper, not o u t ..............17 B 2,1 b 2, w 2.. .. ... 6 Barnes and Flowers in each inning s of Notts. In the first while they were together they added 122 runs to the score, and in the se cond, they were even more successful, realizing as many as 134. Both batsmen played the very best cricket. When play oeased Middlesex want ed 243 to win with onlyfour wickets to fall. N o ttin g h am sh ire . Second Innings. c Hall, b Bates .. .. 4 c Lockwood, b Peate.. 5 o Hunter, b Bates .. 19 c Lockwood, b Bates.. 26 c Hall, b Bates .. .. 4 not out.......................... 6 st W. Read, b Barratt 20 b Barratt ..................4 B 7,1 b 2 .. .. 9 c Peate, bB ates,, b Ulyett .. .. run out ............... 12 c Peate, b Bates .. 4 not out......................... 0 c Grimshaw, b Peate.. 1 Extras................11 Total. .. ..174 Y o r k sh ir e . Total ..105 Ulyett, b A.. Hide .. .. 5 Hall, n o to u t..................124 Mr. E. Lumb, b Tester.. 19 Bates, b Tester Lockwood, c Whitfeld, T ester.................. Hon. M. B. Hawke, McC rmick .. .. Emmett, st Phillips, Juniper ................ . 13 b . 0 b . 47 b . 28 Total ..331 BOWLING ANALYSIS. First Innings. O. M. R.W. Grimfchaw, c Teeter, b J. Hide ..................16 Hunter, b Humphreys 37 Peate, c Wyatt, b Tester..........................15 Harrison, c Wyatt, b Humphreys .. .. 19 B 6 ,1 b 1, w 1 .. 8 Second Innings. O. M. R.W . ..171 Sioond Innings. O. M. R.W. .. .. 4 35 0 . . . . 4.3 1 15 1 First Innings. Shrewsbury, c Walker, b C. 12 Second Innings, c Greatorex, b Walker 3 Mr. C. W. Wright, b Walker 16 c Robertson, b Walker 11 Barnes, b C. T. Studd .. 91 85 Flowers, b C. T. Studd.. .. 87 c Webbo, b Pearson .. st Lyttelton, b Walker 79 Gunn, c and b G. B. Studd.. 62 0 Selby, c Walker, b C. T.Studd 6 b Robertson 14 Attewell, b C. T. Studd 8 c aud b Pearson ('• Mills, b Walker ................... W. Wright, run out 6 c Pearson, b Burton.. 88 1 b C. T. Studd .. 4 Shaw, not out ................... 4 2 Sherwin, c C. T. Studd, b Walker.................................. 0 c W ebbc, b Burton . 5 B .......................... Total.......................... 288 Total .. .. 254 Peate.. 32 24 22 0 . . . . 21 11 24 2 Harrison .. 25 8 49 2 Ulyett 23 13 23 2 .. 13 6 13 1 Emmett .. 21 10 19 0 Bates 26.2 8 55 5 .. .. 34.2 15 57 6 l’eato bowled two widcs. Y o r k sh ir e . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. J. Hide.. .35 16 50 1 Juniper .. 29 17 38 1 A. H ide.. ..50 29 46 1 Bettesworth 8 2 18 0 Humphreys 17.1 2 75 2 Whitfeld 3 1 5 0 Tester .. ..35 6 80 4 McCormick 4 1 11 1 Whitfeld bowled a wide. NOTTS v. MIDDLESEX. After three days of heavy scoring, the return match between these counties ended yesterday at Nottingham in a drawn game, decidedly in favour of the home shire. The most noticeable feature of the match was the stand made by First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, c Sherwin, b F lo w e rs ..........................24 Mr. I. D. Walker, c aud b G u n n ..................................62 Hon. A. Lyttelton, e Sher­ win, b Shaw ..................40 Mr.C.T. Studd, 1b w, b Gunn 15 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c Shrews­ bury, b Gunn .................. 4 Mr. G. B. Studd, run out .. 53 Mr. G. F. Vernon, run out .. 4 Mr. T. Greatorex, c Shaw, b Mills .................................. 6 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c Mills, b S h a w .................. 4 Mr. J. Robertson, o Sherwiu, b Shaw..................................4 Burton, not o u t ..................0 B 2,1 b 6 .......................... 8 Total..........................221 Second Innings. c Attewell,b W .Wright 2 b W. Wright .. .. 6 c W.Wright, b Flowers 28 not out.......................... 34 not out.................. c and b Flowers.. b Flowers b Flowers Total .. ..7 6 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M id d le se x . First Innings. Seoond Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W Shaw .. . . 5 3 35 41 3 .................. 19 12 9 0 W. Wright.. 53 25 Cl 0 ..................2J 10 28 2 Barnes . . 2 4 10 35 0 Flowers .. 12 3 23 1 .................. 15 9 15 4 Attewell .. 5 1 8 0 Gunn . . . . 20 9 31 3 ..................16 5 12 0 Mills . . . . 8.2 4 11 1 N OTTINGHAMSHIRE. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. C. T. Studd 77 34107 5 .................. 34 15 59 1 Walker .. 53.3 20 75 3 ................... 2 2 6 42 3 Burton .. 38 17 44 0 .................. 23.1 3 54 2 Robertson .. 18 13 19 0 .................. 20 4 37 1 Paravicini .. 12 5 180 ...................... 6 4 2 o Webbe.. .. 8 3 15 0 .................. 7 2 15 0 G. B. Studd 31 5 1 Pearson .. 122 33 2 ZOUAVE v. PEARL ASSURANCE. Played at Lower Sydenham on August 18. W. Savage, c Hanrahan, b Hogan .................. 17 W. Newton, b Hogan .. 0 M. Newton, 1 b w, b H ogan.......................... 6 J. Newton, run out . .• 0 J. P. Wood, b Sweeney 16 T. Hussey, c Skaite, b Sweeney .................. 8 G. Ne.vton, b nogan .. 5 J. Fitzgibbon, c Steven­ son, b Hogan .. .. 11 H. Newton, b Sweeney 1 J. Abrines, b Sweeney.. 0 F. Savage, not out .. 2 B 7,1 b 1, w 1.. .. 9 Total P e a r l A ssuran ce . Stovenson, b J. Newton 4 Druce, b J. Newton .. 1 Fecrick, b J. Wood .. 0 Swoeney, run out.. .. 1 Hogan, b J. Newton .. 0 Rea, b J. Newton .. .. 1 Flint, not out .. .. 2 Horey, c W. Savage, b J. N ew ton..................0 Shrubthall, c F. b J. Newton Skaife, b J. Newi Hanrahan c F. b J. Newton B 4 .. .. ton .. Savage, Total