Cricket 1884

MAY 15, 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 125 MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. KENT. Som e capital cricket was the result of this match begun at Lord’s on Monday, and finished yesterday. Despite the thunder storm on the first day the game was in favour of the batsmen, and in all 814 runs were scored for 34 wickets. The feature of tlie match was the stand made by Messrs. C. T. Studd and J. Shuter when M.C.C. went in a second time, and to them the brilliant victory of the Club waBentirely due. They became partners on the fall of the second wicket, with the total at 14, and when Mr. Shuter was bowled the score was 213. The two batsmen thus while they were together put on 199 runs. Mr. Shuter played well and hit freely, and too much praise can not be given to Mr. C. T. Studd, whose 141 not out, was one of the very best innings he has ever played. M.CtC. won by six wiokets. K e n t . First Innings. F. Heirne,c Vernon,b Studd 26 Mr. C. Wilson, b Robertson 60 HOLBOEN v . AMHUEST (S econ d E le v e n s .) Played at Tufnell Park on May 10. H olborn . First Innings. 3 G. G. Hearne, o Sherwin, b Robertson..........................1 run out. Lord Harris, o Shuter, S tu dd............................... Mr. L. Wilson, c Rylott, S tu d d ..................................10 Mr. R. S. Jones, run out .. 4d Second Innings, c Walker, b Studd 21 c Sherwiu, b Robertson .. 5 J. Grosvenor, c Faulk­ ner, b Cauldfleld .. 5 W. Webb.'b Cauldfield 0 G.Elmy, b Cauldfield.. 2 A. Galsway, c Head, b Cauldfield..................81 P. Ockenden, st Buck, b Cauldfleld .. .. 1 W.Macnamara,bCauld- fie ld ..........................4 .. 61 9 b Fothergill.. .. 17 Mr. F. Marchant, c Sherwin, b Robertson ..................21 Mr. A. Penn, b Robertson.. 28 Mr. S. Christopherson, c Sherwin, b Robertson .. 0 J. Wootton, not out .. .. 5 J. Pentecost, b Robertson.. 0 B 8 ,1 b 8 , n b 1 .. ..1 2 T o t a l..................215 M.C.C. First Innings. Mr. C. Booth, b G. Hearne.. 5 Mr. J. Shuter, b Christopher­ son .................................. Mr. C. T. Studd,c G. Heamc, b W ootton.......................... Mr. J. G. Walker, c Pente­ cost, b G. Hearne Mr. T. S. Pearson, b G. Hearne.................................. Mr. G. F. Vernon, c F. Hoarne, b Penn Mr. F. F. Crawford, c Chris toplierson, b Penn .. .. 88 Mr. J. Robertson, c C. Wil­ son, b H a r r is .................. 8 Fothcrgill, c Marchant, b Christopherson...................2 Sherwin, o Marchant, b Christopherson..................0 Rylott, not out .................. 6 B 2,1 b 8 , w 1 . . . . 6 b Fothergill c Vernon, b Foth­ crgill .. ..1 4 b Rylott .. .. b Fothergill.. c Studd, b Robert­ son ..................18 not out.................. 1 ! b Rylott .. .. B 1 ,1 b 8 .. < Total.. ..191 Second InniDgs. 8 b G. Hearne 80 notout., .141 8 b Christopherson 8 87 b Christopherson c C. Wilson, b Wootton .. 0 . 25 Total .187 B 7,1 b 6 . Total.. ..271 BOWLING ANALYSIS. . K e n t . FirBt Innings. 0. Studd .. Rylott .. , Fothergill Robertson . Walker .. 59 M. 31 88 20 8 2 86.2 12 2 2 R. W. 66 3 52 0 26 0 59 6 , 0 0 Second Iunings. O. 44 26 27 87 R.W. 71 21 30 65 J. Rowbottom, b Gros­ venor........................... W. Faulkner, b Ocken­ den 1 .......................... J. Cauldfield, not ou t.. F. O. Lane, b Ockenden C. Vere, b Ockenden .. A. Fernhead, c and b Ockenden..................5 J. Isaac, b Ockdenden 0 F. Buck, b Ockenden.. 2 G.A.Head, b Grosvenor 3 H. Holbrook, b Ocken­ den .. .................. 12 , Earp, 1 b w, b Ockenden..................0 In the Second Innings C. Vere scored (b Ockenden) 14, A. Fernhead (not out) 2Si,F. Buck(c and bOckenden) H.Holbrook (not out) 13,J. Bowbottom (b Ockenden) i extras 8 —Total 58. •SC0I^EgP0NDE ]S [CE *« We are not responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents. No communications can be in­ serted unless they bear the name and address of the writer, as a proof of good faith, not necessarily for publication. Extras.................... 13 Total , 47 A m h u r st . E. Norton, b Holbrook F. Ambrose, b Isaacs.. M.Garrod,b Cauldfield R. Me Donald,'b Cauld­ field .......................... F. Norton, not out E x tr a s .................. 6 Total 60 CRYSTAL PALA.CE v. ST. BARTHOLO­ MEW’S HOSPITAL. Played at Crystal Palace on May 10. C r ysta l P a la c e . A.W. Gardner-Woollo* ton, b Brown .. .. 26 Col. Campbell, c Mor­ gan, b Gosling.. .. 7 L.H.Neame,cRobineon b B r o w n ..................83 W.R.Hawkins,b Brown 0 S.Shorter,oBuckland,b Brown .................. 6 W .A. Whiting, b Has- s a r d ..........................7 H. Hetley, c Bell, b Brown ..................95 G. Cosens, b Heasman 7 C. E. Smith, 1 b w, b Brown ..................26 W.P. Hubbard,b Brown 0 D. McGeorge, not out 10 B 20.1 b 8 , w 3 .. 81 T otal..................298 S t . B a r th o lo m ew ’ s H o spita l . Heasman, b W. G. Cosens F.Buckland,b Cosens.. H. Bell, c Hawkins, b Smith .................. W. Mai len, run out .. E. Gosling, b Cosens.. E. Hassard, b Cosons.. F. Heasman, b Smith W.R.M.Brov.n,cSmith, b C o se n s..................11 J. Robinson, b Cosens 7 T. Whitcombe,cShorter b C osen s..................5 R. Gore, not ou t.. .. 4 B ..........................2 ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA. T o the E ditor of “ C ricket . ” S ir , —I should be glad to know in your next issue whether anything has been done towards selecting a team representing Eng­ land to play together in a few matches previous to meeting the Australians on July 21 and August 11, as was so strongly advocated in several Nos. of C r ic k e t during the winter.—Yours, &o , A S u b s c r ib e r . [The writer of Pavilion Gossip refers to '•he subject.— E d !] LAW V. T o the E ditor of “ C ricket .” S ir , —Will you allow me to give notice through your paper that in all matches we play we shall provide our own umpire and also our opponents with a 4\ inch gauge and shall object to the use of any bat which is of more than the regulation width,— Yours truly, A. R u s s e l l P a r k e r , Hon. Sec., Hampstead Club. Hampstead, May 6. Total. 48 UP TON PARK v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Upton Park on May 12. U pton P a r k . H. C. Allsop, b City .. D.A.J.Ba<?ou,b Everett K. C. Clifton, c City, b Everett .................. R. Ganley, run out . • W. Casteil, c sub, b O rm erod.................. A. J. East, c sub,bCity A.W.Ramsey,b Everett M C.C. First Innings. Second InniDgs. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Christopherson 15 5 24 3 .. .. 85 10 83 2 G.tHearne .. 29 14 84 3 . .. 29 12 55 1 W ootton.. 12 5 29 1 .. .. 26 5 60 1 10.1 1 29 2 Lord Harris .. 8 2 15 1 . .. 6 1 27 0 F. Hearne 7 F. Marchant 3 L. Wilson 5 18 0 6 0 12 0 J. C od y scored 115, not out, for Yarra Bend v. an Eleven of South Melbourne, on March 22. W. Ringroae, stEicke, b O rm erod..................5 W. J. Nye, b Everett 5 G. Pargy, b Ormerod.. 0 H. Mogge, not out .. 0 Knight, c Ganley, b O rm erod..................5 B l , l b l , w 5 .. 7 A. Hearn, b Castell .. 1 G. W. City,b Ringrose 15 T. Ormerod,c Clifton, b Cistell ..................2 R. P. Newham, notout 29 C. V. Goddarl, c and b Ringrose..................22 W. R. Adams, run out 0 T otal..................f B ank of E n g lan d . Featherstone, b Ring­ rose .......................... A.H.Bartlett, b Mogge E. H.Everett, bKnight 11 G. W. Russell, not out 1 B 2, 1b 1, w 5 .. 8 Total.................. 98 R .D . Eicke, and Smith did not bat. O n Thursday, the 8th inst., W . Tunks, bowling for the Notting Hill Tradesmen’s C.C., in the first innings got 5 wickets for 4 runs, 9 overs and 5 maidens, and in the second innings took 7 wickets for 12 runs. LANCASHIRE v. EIGHTEEN OF CREWE, To t h e E d it o r o f “ C r ic k e t .” S ir ,— I read in your account of the match Lancashire Eleven v. Eighteen of Crewe, “ The Lancashire Eleven had to get Messrs. \Yvtcheriey and Browne as substitutes for Mr. E. B. Rowley and Mr. E. Roper, who did not put in an appearance.” During a now rather long clucket experience I am proud to say I have never thrown the side over I had promised to play for in the way you suggest. “ Mr. E. lioper did not put in an appearance,” ’cause why? He had not cen asked top!ay in the match.—I am,&c., E. R o p e r. P.S.—What an excellent tbiDg accuracy I. 43, Kingsley-road, Liverpool, May 9, T h e A u s tr a lia n C r ic k e t e r s . —On Satur­ day last W. L. Murdoch and F. R. Spofforth played for the Orleans Club against Mid­ dlesex Colts on the Ranelagh Club Ground at Fulham. Murdoch scored 90 not out, and Spofforth took seven wickets for twenty- eight runs. Alexander, Boyle, and Scott helped the Broadwater Club against Eshe-.- at Esher. Bannerman and Oiffen played for City Ramblers against Battersea, at Battersea, and the latter d d the hat trick. M‘Donnell and Palmer assisted Carshalton Park against Croydon Oakfield. The former scored 120, and Palmer took eight wickets for fourteen runs.