Cricket 1884

150 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. m a y 20,1884. C R IC K E T -fTHW /IM B ^ ID G E . CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. MR. C. I. THORNTON’S ELEVEN, The Cambridge Eleven were easily beaten at Cambridge, on Sa'urday last, in their first match of the season, by an eleven of England, captained by Mr. C. I. Thornton. They had a lead of seventy-nine runs on the first hands, but after the first day they were not seen to advantage, and their bowling and batting alike proved disappointing. Bates and Mr. Webbe punished their bowling severely, and these tv\o batsmen put on 168 runs in the second innings Emmett’s biwling had very much to do with the defeat of the University. In the two innings he was credited with thirteen wickets at a cost of only 93 runs. Mr. Thornton’s eleven won by 113 runs. E n gland E leven . First Innings. Seeond Innings. Mr. C. I. Thornton, b Bain­ bridge .................................. 6 b Milner .. .. 29 Mr. G. F. Vernon, c and b Bainbridge..........................0 1 b w, b Tophara 31 Ulyett, b Bainbridge .. .. 8 c Wright, b Milner 25 Bales.c Paravicini,b Topham 2 c Bainbridge, b Marchant ..118 Mr. A. J. Webbe, c Topham, b Smith v* .. •• ..1 1 c Bainbridge, b Marchant .. 68 Mr. S. S. Schultz, b Sm ith.. 19 stWright,b Milner 12 Mr. C. W. Baris, 1 b w, b S m ith .................................. 86 c Wright, b Smith 11 Mr. H.Eaton,b Milner ..1 7 c Paravicini, b Smith .. .. 1 Emmett, e and b Smith .. O b Bainbridge .. 0 Peate, b Milner .. .. .. 4 n otou t................. 8 Mr. G. A. B. Leatham, not out .............................O b Smith .. .. 5 B l l . l b l .................. 12 B 10, lb 5, w 3 18 Total..........................115 C a m b r id g e U n iv e r sity . Total ..324 Fir it Innings. J. E. K. Studd, c Ulyett, b Emmett ........................44 C W. Wright, c Leatham, b Emmett ........................23 T. Greatorex, c Vernon, b Emmett .......................... 6 F. Marchant, b Ulyett.. .. 8 P.J. de Paravicini,b Emmett 89 J. A. Turner, c Peate, b Emmett ......................... 0 H.W.Bainbridge.c Leatham, b E m m ett........................11 C. A. Smith, b Ulyett .. .. 4 C. W. Bock, c Peate, b Emmett .......................... M H. Milner, c Leathasn, b Emmett .......................... H. G. Topham, not out B 21,1 b 9 ................... Second Innings. b Emmett .. .. 2 c Thornton, b Ulyett .. . . 9 c Ulyet*, b Bates 24 cEmmeot,b Bates 20 c Bates, b Ulyett 0 c Thornton, b Emmett .. .. 5 not out..................13 b Emmett .. .. 0 8 b Emmett .. 17 b Emmett .. .. 4 cThornton.bPeate 11 B 21,1 b 2,w 4 27 Total ..................194 Total ..132 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C a m b r id g e . First Innings. _ _ _ Second Innings. Peato .. U lyett.. Emmett Bates .. O 17 45 M. R.W. 7 19 0 13 9J 2 18 39 8 0 16 0 O. M. R.W. First Innings. Emmott bowled 4 wides. E n g la n d . 19 23 43 8 12 12 14 30 22 54 4 9 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Bii abridge .. 13 5 30 8 .. .. 12 0 47 1 T-»pham.. .. 22 13 22 1 .. 21 5 46 1 Smith .. .. 17 5 86 4 .. .. 53.3 16 48 3 Milner .. .. 7.23 15 2 .. .. 27 5 79 3 Turner 15 4 88 0 Rock 9 8 23 0 Paravicini 10 2 20 0 Marchant 7 3 11 2 Milner bawled two wides and Bainbridge one. T h e Secretary ct the West Mailing Choir C.C' (tradesman’s medium strength) would be glad to arrange matches with a couple of London or suburban clubs requiring a day out. Good ground, close to htation, L.C. & D.R. Dates open, June 18 and July 3. Address, Boys’ School House, West .Mailing, Maid- Rtoao.— A d v t. SURREY v. HANTS. Surrey were able to claim an easy victory over their old opponents of Hampshire at the Oval on Friday last. Messrs. Wood and Lacey were unable to assist Hants, but the eleven included a new amateur likely to be of great use in Mr. E. 0. Powell, of King’s College, Cambridge, who played for Surrey in 1882. He showed very steady and good cricket in each innings, and he was very un­ lucky in being caught at the wicket in the second when only one short of three figures. Mr. Bonham-Carter hit very freely f rhis 67. The chief feature of the Surrey batting was the play of Mr. M. P. Bowden. His two scores of 42 and 89 not out, were free from a chance. In the first innings of Hants every wicket was bowled, a very rare occurrence. Surrey won by seven wickets. Henderson was out when the score was a tie. H an ts . First Innings. Mr. C. R. Seymour, b Barratt 2 Mr. J. G. Bonham-Carter, b J o n e s . ................................0 Mr. E. O. Powell, not out .. 26 Major Wallace, b Jones .. 6 Mr. G. H. Longman, b Jones 0 Mr. G. Underdown, b Barratt 13 Mr. H. Armstrong, b Barratt 0 Mr. H. Russell, b Jones .. 1 Mr. C. E. Currie, b Jones .. 0 Young, b Jones .................. 12 Dible, b Jones.. .. .. 0 B 4,1 b 6 ..................10 Total .. ..7 0 S u r r e y . Seconc Innings, b Barratt .. .. 0 c Henderson, b Barratt .. ..6 7 c Wood, b A bel.. 99 b A b e l..................25 b A b e l..................0 b Barratt .. .. 18 b Jones.................. 6 e W. Road, b Barratt .. ..1 0 bM . Read .. ..1 7 lb w ,b Barratfc.. 22 n otou t.................. 15 B 19, lb 3 ..2 2 Total.. . .296 Henderson, b Young.. 0 Mr. M. P. Bowden, Carter, b Currie Jones, st Longman, Currie .. Barratt, run out.. Wood, not out .. B 24, lb 2.. 42 Total.. ..207 Read scored (not out) 0, c Young, b Armstrong, 24, Henderson, run out, 17 ; Mr. E. J. Diver, c Car­ ter, b Dible .. ..8 7 Abel, c Seymour, b D ible.......................... 8 Mr. J. Shuter, c Sey­ mour, b Dible .. .. 10 Mr. W . W. Read, b Dible...........................13 M. Read, c and b Dible 20 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Wallace, b Young .. 4 In the Second Innings, M. Bowden 'not out) 89, Diver, Abel, c Currie, b Dible, 30, 1 b 3—Total, 163. BOWLING ANALYSIS. H an ts . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Barratt .. 19 7 37 8 ................. 41.2 14 95 5 Jones .. 19 13 23 7 ................. 53 22 81 1 M. R 3 ad .. 15 5 23 1 Abel.. .. 24 6 44 8 Roller .. 14 7 20 0 Henderson 8 0 8 0 Young .. . Dible .. . Currie .. . Armstrong . S u r r e y . Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 27 11 72 2 .,, .. 89 7 89 () 41.3 19 65 5 .. .. 25 10 59 1 17 6 89 2 .. .. 17 2 17 0 2 1 5 0 . . .. 83 5 33 1 Underdown.. 4 1 4 0 Bonham-Carter 5 0 5 0 LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE, The Derbyshire eleven made a very plucky fight against Lancashire in their first match of the season, begun on the old Trafford Ground at Manchester on Thursday last. At the end of the first day the advantage was all on the side of Lancashire, but the home team made such a poor show against the bowling of Mr. Walker and Shacklock when they went in a second time, that they were all dismissed for 99. This left Derbyshire with 153 to win, but Barlow bowled so well that no one but Cropper made a very long stay, and Lancashire won on Saturday morn­ ing with 42 runs to spare. Barlow in the second innings of Derbyshire, took seven w ick ets fo r 30 ru n s. Sugg, w h o p layed la^t year for Y orksh ire, and fchacklock, w h o rep ­ resented N otts again st M.C.C an d G rou n d at th e end o f 1883, m ade their first appear­ an ce in this m a tch for D erb y sh ire, for w h ich b oth are qu a lified by birth , Sugg pla yed tw o v e r y g o o d in n in gs, a n d in th e first he scored 73 o u t o f 106 ru n s w h ile in . Sh a ck lock , a fast b ow ler engaged th is season at th e O val, w as very su ccessfu l in th e se co n d in n in g s o f L an cash ire, tak in g five w ickets for 42 runs. B rigg ’s h ittin g was, as at L o rd ’s, the feature o f the L a n cash ire batting. H is first score con ta in ed n o ch an ce from the bat, a n d he m ade 112 ou t o f 172 w hile he w as in. L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Chat­ terton, b Walkor .. ..2 3 b Walker .. .. 7 Barlow, c Walker, b Shack­ lock .............................. 8 b Shacklock.. .. 10 Mr. E. Roper, b Walker .. ‘ 2 b Shacklock.. . . 5 Robinson, c Wright, b Mar­ low ..................................12 b Shacklock.. .. 17 Mr. E. Leese, b Walker .. 12 c Mycroft, b Shack­ lock .................. 1 Briggs, b Shacklock .. ..112 b Walker .. .. 3 Mr. E. E. Steol, c Mycroft, b Cropper..........................5 b Cropper .. .. 22 Hibbard, b Cropper .. .. 8 b Cropper .. .. 4 Watson, c Mycroft, b Chat­ terton ..............................36 c Sugg, b Walker 14 Pilling, st Mycroft, b Chat­ terton ..................................4 b Shacklock.. .. 8 Crossland, not out .. .. 3 n otou t....................0 B 17,1 b 6 .................23 B 7,1 b 1 .. .. 8 Total .. ..243 Total.. .. 99 D erbyshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. L. Wright, c Barlow, b Steel ..................................4 b Barlow .. .. 4 Chatterton, run out .. .. 7 b Barlow .. .. 6 Sugg, b Barlow ..................73 c Hornby, b Cross­ land ..................26 Mr. R. P. Smith, c Pilling, b H ibbard..........................12 b Barlow .. .. 4 Foster, c Pilling, b Hibbard 4 c Briggs, b Barlow 2 Platts, b B arlow .................. 10 c Pilling, b Barlow 13 Cropper, b Crossland .. .. 5 cHomby, b Barlow 43 Mr. G. G. Walker, st Pilling, b Crossland .................. 85 b Barlow .. .. 0 Marlow, c Pilling, b Watson 17 b Crossland.. .. 0 Shacklock, not out .. ..1 1 b Crosslana.. .. 6 T. Mycroft, b Crossland .. 6 not out..................1 B ..........................1 B ...................... 10 Total .. ..1 8 5 Total....115 BOWLING ANALYSIS. D erbyshire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. R.W. Barlow . . . . 32 11 61 2 . . . . 28 13 80 7 Mr. E. E. Steel 7 2 13 1 Briggs 19 11 15 0 Watson . . . . 26 6 56 1 . . . . 9 8 17 0 Crossland .. 15.2 6 19 8 .. .. 12 1 24 3 H ibbard.. .. 14 2 85 2 . . . . 6 0 19 0 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. R. W. Mr. Walker .. .. 28 5 63 8 .. .. 19.3 8 26 3 Shacklock . . . . 81 7 78 2 . . . . 19 8 42 5 Marlow......................14 2 84 1 . . . . 10 4 11 0 Cropper .. ..81 15 84 2 .. .. 11 4 12 2 P la tts ..................... 8 2 8 0 Chatterton .. .. 21 1 8 2 LOWER CLAPTON v. STAR. Played at Priory Farm, Honor Oak, on May 22. S ta r . King, 1b w, b Smith.. 0 J. YV. Lacey, c and b Smith .................. 8 Dear, c Waigh,bSmith 11 Fardell,b Inwo d . . 2 J. II Lacy, b Inwood.. 19 Harrison, b Smith .. 4 Murden, run out.. .. 4 Swain, c Stocker, b Bassil .................. 19 Bartlett, c Jacks, b In­ wood .......................... 0 Underdown, not ou t.. 4 Upward, b Iuwood .. 0 B ..........................17 Total L o w e r C lapto n . 83 Inwood, b Bartlett . 'Vaigh,b J.H. Lacy . Hopkins, l>Harrison. Crook,b Bartlett.. . Stocker, not ou t.. .. Jacks, b Bartlett A. .1. Smith b Bart'ett 7 B 85,1 b 2 .. .. 87 Total. .110 Bassil, Brashier,Ainsworth, and Dearsly did not bat.