Cricket 1883

3 3 0 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME...^ s e p t . 6, isss. RAVELLERS. S. H. Brierley, h w, b Doughty .. .. .. 2 A. J. Richards,bEmblcy 3 II. Eaton, c T. Barnes, b Doughty .................. 7 J, Grimshaw, c Har­ greaves, b Embley .. 10 B. Blaok, not o u t.. .. 30 E. S. Crewse, c and b Nile ........................IS H. A. Sparrow, b Whit­ taker .........................7 W. Hamer, iun out .. 2 W. J. Sparrow, notout 0 B ..............................1 THE Total J. Parkinson aud W. Staley did not bat. TRAVELLERS v. LEYLA.ND C Played at Leyland on August 27. & G .L e y la n d . C. Ilaslewood, b II. John 12 J. Stauning, b II. John 0 I R.Dixon, b Staley.. ..1 8 j F. Coward, c Harwood, b II. John ..................5 I F. Ward, c Black, b S ta le y ..........................0 I Lindley, b Staloy .. . . 5 1 Newsome, b Staley .. 0 T rav e lle r s . A. J. Richards,c Lindley, b N ewsom e..................4 H. C. John, c Bateson, b Lindley..........................1 F. W. Hargreaves, b Lindley..........................2 C. E. de Trafford, c andb Atkinson . . . . .. 85 H. Eaton, b Newsome .. 0 B.-Harwood, b Newsome 9 Atkinson, b Staley J. Bateson, b Staley .. J. Kirkman, b Staley.. J. Cross, b Staley T. Hunt, not ou t.. .. B .. .................. Total 47 G. A. John, bNewseme 0 H.deTrafford,b Newsom 7 B. Black, run ou t.. .. 27 E. Crewse, notout .. 21 H. A. Sparrow, b Ward 1 W. Staley, c Ward, b L'indley ..................0 B 3, n b 1 .. .. 4 Totol r ill THE SCARBOROUGH FEST IVAL . First Innings. ITlyett, c Schultz, b Barnes Mr. E. Lumb, c Wright, b Allcock................................. Hon. M. B. Hawke,c Wright, b Barnes ..........................SS-3 Bates, c Wright, b Barnes .. 75 Lockwood, c Hearne, b Gunn 2 Mr. E. T. Hirst, c Wright, b Barnes..................................0 Emmett,b Barnes..................19 Mr. H. E. Rhodes,c Schultz, b Barnes .......................... Peel, c Thornton, b Para­ vicini ................................ .2 1 Peate, c Wright, b Gunn .. 60 Mr. G. A. B. Leatham, not out ..................................4 B 18,1 b 2 .................. 15 2 b Flowers BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k s h ir e . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Allcock 32 15 45 1 .. .. 12 6 21 1 Barnes . * 84 14 64 6 .. .. 39 13 83 2 Gunn .. 20 10 26 2 .. .. 18.1 11 16 8 Flowers 17 8 81 0 .. .. 45 16 77 1 Daft .. 7 0 19 0 4 24 1 Hearno 7 4 6 0 11 27 2 Thor ton .. 8 0 11 0 Schultz .. 5 1 11 0 Paravicini.. 4.2 4 0 1 .. .. 4 4 0 0 M.C.C. First Inning*. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Peatc .. 39 21 40 4 .. .. 10 2 23 1 Emmett 43.8 19 81 5 .. .. 12 4 80 1 Bates .. 12 3 42 0 Lockwood 3 3 0 0 Uiyett.. .. 8 1 23 0 Peel .. 8 3 18 0 2 7 0 YORKSHIRE v» M.C.C. & G. This return match, the second fixture of the Scarborough festival, ended on Saturday in a draw, Marylebone wanting 206 to win with ei- ht wicketsto fall. Neither side was well represented, and the absence of Harrison and Hunter, who are Scarborough men, from the County eleven, gave rise to unfavourable comment. Hall, too, was not in the Yorkshire team. The scoring throughout was above the average, and in all 775 runs were got for 32 wickets, Ulyett and Bat*. s hit freely for Yorkshire, and the former scored 75 out of 112 runs during his stay in the first innings. Lockwood again showred fine cricket, and the two left-handers, Peel and Peate, made a useful stand on the first day, adding 88 to the total during their partnership. In the first innings of M.C.C. Messrs. Par-ivicini and Schultz, while they were together, made 118 and Mr. Vernon, at the close, by finehitting scored 32 of the last 40 runs, 16 from one over of Bates. Y orkshire . Sccond Innings, b H e a r n e ..................84 1b w, b Gunn c Allcock, b Barnes . c Barnes, b Duft NOTTS AND LANCASHIRE v. ENGLAND. Owing to heavy rain on Monday, three days proved insufficient to bring the third fixture of the Scarborough Festival to a conclusion, and the match will be continued to-day, presenting the very unusual spectacle of an important con­ test extended into four days. The sides were in no way representative, but some good cricket was shown. The counties made a long total of 349, and the scoring was so level that ten bats­ men got double figures, with the highest con 7 tribution, one of 51 by Gunn. TheEngland eleven, thanks chiefly to the steady play of Hall, began fairly well, but the last wickets collnpsed rapidly, and as the total only reached 133, they had to follow on in a minority of 215 runs. Score at present: — N otts and L a n cash ire . Shrewsbury, run out .. 50 Mr. C. W. Wright, run out ..........................37 Barnes, c Peate, b Harris 50 Floweis, b Frank .. .. 13 Mr. S.JS. Schultz, st Lea­ tham, b Peate .. .. 82 Mr. R. Daft, c and b Allcock.................. ..2 3 Gunn, c Harris, b Peato 51 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Lockwood. .. .. 24 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, c Ulyett, b Peate.. .. 9 Mr. E. Porter, c sub, b Peate ..........................29 Attewell, b Peate .. .. 2U W. Wright, not out .. 0 B 9,1 b 1..................10 Total E n gland . ..848 . . . . July 26.—At Manchester, v. Lancashire. Lost by ten wickets. Gloucestershire, 84 and 186 ; Lanca­ shire, 153 and 20*. * No wicket down. July 30.—At Bradford, v. Yorkshire. Lost by eight wickots. Gloucestershire, 177 and 213; Yorkshiie, 828 and 64*. * Two wickets down. August 2,—At Nottingham, v. Notts. Lost by an innings and 86 rune. Gloucestershire, *22J and 106 : Notts, 871. August 9.—At Clifton, v. Somersetshire. Won by 114 runs. Gloucestershire, 131 and 281; Somer­ setshire, 98 and 150. August 18.—At Taunton, v. Scm rsetshire. Won ny eight wickets. Gloucestershire, 871 and 154* ; Som­ ersetshire, 179 and 848. * Two wickets down. August 16.—At Clifton, v. Middlesex.Drawn. Glouce> tersliirc, 189 aud 231* ; Middlesex, 537. * Nine wickets down. August 20.—'At Cheltenham, v. Surrey. Lost by nine wickets. Gloucestershire, 109 and 171 ; Sur­ rey, 261 aud 20 *. * One wicket down. • August 28.—At Cheltenham, v. Notts. Drawn. Glouces­ tershire, 216 ; Notts, 276and-832*. * Six wickets down. August 27.—At Clifton, v. Lancashire. Won by six wickets. Gloucestershire, 324 aud 81* ; Lan­ cashire, 190 and 213. * Four wickets down. The Somersetshire matches are not included in averages. BATTING AVERAGES. Most Times Inns. Runs, i Grace, W. G. Cranston, J. .. Gilbert, W. R. .. Grace? E. M. Page, H. V. Moberly, W .O ... Fairbanks, W. .. Pullen, W. W. F. Brain, J. H. Townsend, F. .. Vizard, W. O. .. Cave, W. F. Painter Leutham, A. E. Sergeant, A. .. Nicholls, G. B ... Gallop, H. G. W o o f.................. E. B. Haygarth played in thtfie innings, scoring 0 and 1, E. J. Taylor in two, scoring 2 and 8 , A. D. Greene in two, scoring 4 and 1, and W. A. BoUghton in one, scoring 8 . BOWLING AVERAGES. Ulyett, st’ C. W. Wright, b Flowers .. .. .. 10 Hall, c Schultz,1>-Bames 36 Lord Harris, run <4ut . ^ 18 Bates, b Attewell .. .. 81, Lockwood, b VV. Wright 15 Mr. G. F. Vernon, e Flowers, b‘ Attewell .. 7 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c and b W. Wright .. 8 First Innings. Peate. c Porter, b W. Wright .. .. .. 6 Mr. C. I. Thornton, b W. Wright.................. Mr. J. Frank, not ou t.. 8 Mr. G. A. B. Leatham, b Attewell..................0 Mr. C. H. Allcock, ab­ sent hurt . . . . .. 0 B l, w l .................. 2 c Wrigli*, b Allcock .. 2? b Heainc ..................13 .. 79 0 b Barnes .................. 8 c sub., b Gunn .. .. 12 c Paravicini, b Gunn 0 not out.. B 12.1b 2 Total. ..................228 M.C.C. an d G ro u n d . First Innings. Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c Bates, b Emmett .. 60 Mr. S. S. Schultz, run out ..........................51 Mr. C. W. Wright, not out ..........................7 Mr. G. F. Verno**, c Lumb, b Emmett .. 32 B 13,1 b 4, w 1 ..1 8 222 Mr. C. I. Thornton, c Leatham, b Emmett.. 6 Mr. R. Daft, b Emmett 2 Barnes, b Peate .. .. 2 Gunn, b Emmett .. .. 25 G. G. Hearne, c Leat­ ham, b Peato .. .. 5 Flowers, b Peato .. .. 14 Mr. C. II. Allcock, b P e a to ..........................0 Total .. ______ Iu the Second Innings Barnes scored (b Emmett) 2 I f July 12, Flowers (not out) 31, Mr C. H. Allcock (c Ilawke, b Peate) 0, Mr. C. W. Wright (notout) 27 ; 1b 8 —Tolal 63. Total .. .. ! 33 In the Second Innings Mr. G. F. Vernon Bcored (st C. W. Wright, b Attewell) 4; Mr. C. I. Thorntoh (not out) 8 — Total, 7. BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o tts and L an c a sh ir e . O. M. R.W. o. M. R.W. Peafe 92 41 118 5 Lord Ha ris It 6 24 1 Bates 31 15 48 0 Paravicini 11 7 11 0 Frank 3!) 23 48 1 Lockwood 10 7 16 1 Allcock 31 1(5 38 1 H all.. .. 8 3 14 0 Ulyett 14 6 26 0 E n g lan d . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Flowers .. 31 16 29 1 Barnes .. 8 4 14 1 W. Wright 24 12 41 4 Gunn 5 1 13 0 Attewell .. 84 21 34 8 . n Inns. not out. Avge. 18 .. 665 .. 112 .. 0 .. 36.17 10 270 .. 127 .. 2 ... 83.6 18 .. 427 .. 79 ‘ .. 3 28.7 13 .. 436 .. 71 .. 0 .. 24.4 11 ., 197 .. 98 .. 2 .. 21.8 9 .. 129 .. 53 ... 0 .. 14.3 4 .. 29 .. 12 .. 2 .. 14.1 . 10 .. 137 .. 41 .. 0 .. 13.7 4 77 53 .. 17 .. 0 .. 13.1 1 3 . . 166 65 .. 0 .. 12.10 - $ .. . 85 .. 49* .. 1 .. l?.l 6 .. 65 .. 42 .. 0 .. 10.5 15 .. 135 .. 26 .. 0 .. 9 1 1 ... 62 .. 23 .. 2 .. 6.8 6 .. 41 .. 25 .. 0 .. 6.5 4 .. 12 6 * .. 1 .. 4 4 .. 12 .. 12 .. 0 .. 3 15 29 8 .. 5 .. 2.9 Overs. ■ Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Avgo. Woof ... .. 472 .. 206 . 792 .. 42 18.36 Grace, W. G. 559.1 .. 192 . 1155 .. 43 . 26.37 Gilbert, W. ft. 187.2 • . 5 5 . . . 4(9 .. 14 .. 29.3 Kullen.W.W.F. 28 11 . 59 .. 2 . 29.1 Townsem ,F. 117.8 .. 15 . 883 .. 10 . 83.3 Grace, E. M. 45.2 Page, H. V. 288.3 .. 1 2 . 105 . . 8 . . . 85 .. 78 . 457 .. 11 .. 41.6 Nicholls, G. B. 84.2 .. 11 . 56 .. 1 . 56 Leatham, A. E. 56 .. 11 . 131 .. 1 .. 181 Painter bowled 44 overs, 19 maidens for 74 runs ; Gallop, 18 overs, 5 runs. maidons for 25 runs ; and Cranston, 2 overs for LANCASHIRE. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Wright bowled a wide. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Played, 10 ; won, 1; lost, 0 ; drawn, 8 . May 28.—At Lords, v. Middlesex. Lost by 85 runs Gloucestershire, 179 and 151 $ Middlesex, 131 and 284. May 31.—At the Oval, v. Surrey. Lost by seven wickets. Gloucestershire, 174 and 198 ; Surrey, 167 and 208*. * Three wickets down. . At Gloucester, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. Gloucester­ shire, 14-1 and 7* ; Yorkshire, 199. * No wicket down. Matches played, 12; won, 6 ; lost, 5 ; drawn 1. May 17.:—At Manchester, v. Derbyshire. Won by an innings and 160 runs. Lancashire, 832 ; .Derbyshire, 54 and 118. June 4.—At Manchester, v. Kent. Won by 70 runs. Lancashire, 206 and 283 ; Kent, 809 and 65. June 7.—At Nottingham, v. Notts. Won by nine wickets. Lancashire, 185 aud 18* ; Notts 110 and 92. * One wicket down. June 25.—At Derby, v. Derbyshire. Won by an innings and 78 runs. Lancashire, 238 ; Deibyshire 109 and 51. July 5.—At Manchester, v. Yorkshire. Lost by eight wickets. Lancashire, 79 and 120 ; Yorkshire, 145 and 58*. * Two Wickets down. i July 12.—At Manchester,v. Surrey. Won by three wickets. Lancashire, 204 and 196*; Surrey, 99 and 890. * Seven wickets down. July 16.—At Sheffield, v. Yorkshire. Lort by eight wickets. Lancashire, 83 and 127; Yorkshire, 98 and 119* * Two wiekets down. July 26.—At Manchester, v. Gloucestershire. Won by ten wickets. Lancashire, 153 and 20*; Gloucester­ shire, 34 and 186. * No wicket down. August 9.—At Manchester, v. Notts. Drawn. Lancashire , 218; Notts, 110 and 90* * Two wickets down. Auguet 20.—At Gravesend, v. Kent. Lost by 21 runs Lancashire, i>7and 92 ; Kent, 92 and 118.