Cricket 1884

18 2 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, tomes ,met SUSSEX y. HANTS. Sussex won its first match of the season against Hants easily,at Brighton on Tuesday, with cight wickets to spare, Mr. Powell, who was so successful against Surrey, again showed good cricket, and his play in the second innings enabled Hants to make a fair show. Sussex mainly owed its first score of 231 to Mr. Whitfeld and Jesse Hide, who together scored more than one- half of the aggregate. Hampshire had by no means its full strength. S u ssex . First Innings. Mr. R. T. Ellis,cDarby, Mr. G. N. Wyatt, b b Y o u n g .................. 25 Young ,. 8 Tester.c Wood.b Yeung 15 J. Hide, b Dible.. 50 Mr. W. Ne»haai, c H. Phillips, b Dible 2 Hall, b Dible .. .. 1 A. Hide, o Hall, ‘b W.Humplireys.runout 15 Yourg .. 8 Mr. C. Sharp, b ShelJuniper,run ou t.. 11 drake .......................... 20 Extras .. 11 Mr. H. Whitfeld, not — 70 Total .. ,.231 In the Second Innings Ellis scored (b Dible) 1, Tester (m.t out) 46, Newham (b Dible) 0, Humphreys (not out) 30 ; extras 6—Total 83. H a m p sh ir e . Second Innings. Firf-t Innings. Mr. C. R. Seymour, 1b w, b J. Hide ..........................a Mr. E. Hall,b A .H ide.. .. 2 Mr. E. O. Powell, c Phillips, b J. Hide ..........................15 Mr. A. H. Wood, b A. Hide 1 Mr. G. H. Longman, b Humphreys.............................44 Lcat, run out.................. .. 0 Mr. E. Sheldrake, c Juniper, b Tester ..........................20 not out Young, fct Phillips, b Hum­ phreys ..................................31 Dible, c and b Humphreys 15 Smith, b Humphreys .. ,. 0 Mr. J. II. Darby, not out .. 0 Extras ..........................7 Total ..................137 b J. Hide .. 1 b w, b Hum­ phreys .. .. : b J. Hide .. .. ( b A. Hide .. ..5 c Ellis, b A. Hide c J. Hide, b Juniper .. .. 20 b A. Hide .. .. 7 1b w.bHumpbreys 0 o Ellis, b Juniper 14 b A. Hide .. .. 5 Extras .. .. 9 Total .,175 First Young .. Dible Sheldrake Darby .. First A. H ide.. J. Hide .. Tester .. Juniper.. Humphicys BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u sse x , Innings. O. M. R.W. .. 5523 100 4 .. 39 17 71 3 21 7 41 1 .. 7 5 8 0 Seoond Innings. O. M. R.W. 21 9 81 32 23 23 4 3 5 3 Longman 8.1 1 10 0 Longman bowled two wides, H a m psh ir e , Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. .. 17 4 80 2 ., , , 19.110 27 4 .. 16 6 29 2 . . . . 19 8 29 2 .. 11 2 46 1 .. .. 3 1 9 0 .. 6 2 17 0 . . . . 19 9 P6 2 .. 4.1 2 9 4 . . . . 18 2 65 2 UPPER CLAPTON v. HOENSEY. Played at Upper Clapton, on May 31. U pp e r C la pto n . W. G. Bradshaw, l b w, b C la r k e ..................1 J. H. Douplas, c Sum­ mers, b F. Swinstead 5 S. W. Scott, c Rood, b Rayner ..................45 J. R. Macon, b Clarke 22 C. Shack* 1, b Thomas 12 C. Mott, b Rayner .. 0 F. C. Jacomb, G. Meredith, and E. A. Johnson did not bat. H o rn sey , W. A. W . Scott, Rood, b Rayner C. S. Simpson, not out R. H. Hill, not out B 4, lb 1, n b 1 Total F. Swinstead, b S. W. S c o tt..........................5 J. H. Swinstead, b S. W. S c o t t ..................12 B. A. Claike, b S. W. S cott..........................4 II. Rood, c Hill.b M ott 19 It. H. King, b 8hackel 4 F. Orson, b Shackil .. 0 W. P. Hanison, c Hill, b hacktl.. •. ,, 4 H. Jeff, b W. Scott .. 10 A. G. Thomas, 1b w, b W. S co tt..................0 S. Summe' p , run out 1 T. A. Nicholls, not out 9 G. C. Rayner, b S h a ck e l..................9 B 4 lb 4, w l.n b 1 10 Tot. 1 87 FREE FORESTERS v. ESHER, Played at Esher on May 24. E sh e r . Rev. W, Law, b Gold­ ney ..........................3 M. C. Clarke, b Leslie 53 C. E. Cottrell, c Oswald b Whitfield .. .. 18 T. Hone, b Lang .. 14 W. II. Game, c Whit­ field. b Lang .. .. 6 E. M. Iladow, b Lang C H. Fowler, b Goldney 23 A. B. Ridley, b Whit­ field ..........................3 H. C. Claikc, b Whit­ field ..........................4 W . Dorling, not out .. 2 E x t r a s ..................18 T otal..................151 F r e e F o r e ste r s , Firet Innings. C. F. II. Leslie, c Cottrell, b Game .. .. ..................... 0 FT. Whitfiel.\ b Cottrell .. 0 E. M. Bannerman, b Cottrell 0 St. C. Oswald,b Cottrell .. 16 A. E. Payne, b Cottiell .. 25 F. W. Maude, b Cottrell .. 0 T. W. Lang, not out .. .. 12 A. C. Macpherson, c H. Clarke, b Hadow .. .. 3 S. J. Wilson, c Hone, b Cottrell ..........................8 G. H. Goldney, c Hadow, b Cottrell .......................... 5 Extras ..........................3 Second Innings. c Hare, b Hadow 15 b Hadow .. .. 80 not out..................57 b Hadow ,, .. 1 b Hadow not out.................. 6 Extras .. .. 18 Total 67 Total.. ..130 FREE FORESTERS v. ROYAL ARTIL. LERY. Played at Woolwich on June 2. R oyal A r t il l e r y . First Innings. Second Inning*. J. P. DuCane, b Robertson 51 b Maude .. .. 5 Major P.R.L.Beaver, st Grif­ fiths, b Goldney .. . , 2 1 b Burge .. .. 8 F. E. Allsopp, o Griffiths, b Robertson..........................23 run out...................45 Capt. Bannatine, o Griffiths, b Robertson ..................0 lb w , b Maude .. 35 Capt. Coker, c Griffiths, b Robertson..........................2 b Burge .. .. 15 Capt. Stephenson, notout 83 c Coxhead, b Burge .. ..1 8 C. D. King, c Robertson, b Maude..................................15 cGurdon, b Burge 41 Capt. Davidson,b Robertson 4 st Gurdon.b Burge 5 Capt. Hardy, c Gurdon, b R obertson..........................18 not out...................25 F. H. Crampton, c Baker, b M aude..................................7 c Spens, b Robert­ son .................. 18 Capt. Boteler, o Coxhead, b Maude..................................3 c Phipps Hornby, b Burge .. .. 8 B 5,1 b 8, w 1, n b 1 .. 10 B 12,1 b 9, w 1 22 T o t a l ..........................182 Total,. ,.235 F r e e F o resters , Second Innings. First Innings, F. W. Maude, c DuCane, b Allsopp ..........................34 b Crampton .. ..1 0 Capt. Spens, c Hardy, b Bannatine ..................0 c and b Allsopp C. Gurdon, b Allsopp .. 18 b Crampton .. J.Robertson, 1b w, b King 0 not out .. Major Wallace, c and b Crampton .. .. .. 3 c Bannatine, Crampton .. G. R. Burge, b Crampton 23 c and b Allsopp K. G. Coxhead, b Crampton 19 not out .. C. Phipps Hornby, b Crampton ..................0 G. H. Goldney, c King, b Bannatine ..................17 Capt. B. Baker, not out .. 82 H. T. Griffiths, c Hardy, b C ram pton ..................12 B 10,1 b 7, w 1 .. ..1 8 . 52 . 17 . 93 Total. .178 B 12,1 b 4 Totai .. .. 16 ..240 N ) TTS v. SURREY. The Nottingham eleven gained another victory at Nottingham yesterday, when they beat Surrey with seven wickets to spare. Mr. W. \V. Read played two fine innings for Surrey, but despite some good hatting by M. Read and Messrs. Shuter and Bowden, the Southerners were ovor-matohed. Barnes, who is in rare form this season, was again chief scorer for Notts, and Scotton followed up his brilliant performance against Middle­ sex with another excellent display of cricket. Score and analysis N o t tin o h a m sh ir e , First Innings. Mills, b Jones .. ,. 8 Attcwel), c Roller, b Maurice Read .. .. 10 W. Wright, u Abel, b Horner ..................0 Shaw,o Jones,bHorner 0 Sherwin. not out .. 0 B ..........................11 Total ..287 Shrewsbury, c Abel, b Jones................................4 Scotton, c Horner, b Roller .. .. . . 7 1 Barnes, c Abel, b Bar­ ratt .................. . . 7 8 Flowers, c Maurice Read, b Abel .. . . 4 7 Gunn, b Roller .. .. 4 Selby, c and b Maurice Read............................. 54 In the Seoond Innings, Shrewsbury scored c Jones, b Barratt, 20, Scotton, c Abel, b Roller, 8, Barnes (not out) 6, Flowers (not out) 5, G unn.cW . W. Read, b Barratt, 44; b 6—Total, 81. S u r r e y . First Innings. Abel, b W right..............13 Mr.W.E. Roller, c Barnes, b S h a w ................. .. 5 b Mills Jones, c and b Shaw .. 0 b Shaw Mr.C.E.Horner,c Sherwin, b Attewell .................. Mr.E. J. Diver, c Shiews- bury, b Shaw................U Mr. W. W.Read, bMills 70 Maurice Read, c Flowers, b M il l s ...................... 45 Mr. J. Shuter, c Shaw, b Flow ers.......................11 Henderson,c Shrewsbury, b M ills ........................0 Mr.M. P. Bowden, not out 6 Barratt, run out .. .. 1 Second Innings, e and b Shaw.. .. 0 9 11 20 not o u t ..................4 c Shaw, b Flowers.. 0 c Gunn, b Shaw .. 18 b Wright..................11 b S h a w ...................45 b Flowers..................2 st Sherwin, b Shaw 56 b S h a w .................. 2 B 7,1b 1 .. .. 8 Total.. .. ,. ..171 Total .. ..199 BOWLING ANALYcSl N o t tin g h a m sh ir e . First Innings. Barratt Jones .. Horner M. Read Roller .. Abel .. W.W. Road., O. M. R.W. .. 87 14 77 1 .. 44 24 40 2 ,.20.2 5 52 2 2 5 3 83 3 18 16 2 40 2 1 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . .. 16 8 19 2 , .. 31' 24 23 . . . 7 1 . . . 3 0 , .. 12 7 0 18 0 5 18 S u r r e y . W right.. Shaw .. Attewell Barnes.. Flowors Fi:st Innings. O. M. R.W. 28 18 80 1 9 82 3 9 28 1 7 23 0 19 18 13 26 16 83 Mills .. .. 19.3 11 19 3 Sccond Innings. O. M. R.W .. .. 9 8 27 1 .. .. 84.1 21 30 6 . . . . 11 4 .. 6 1 .. .. 27 10 . . . . 16 2 26 0 18 0 43 2 47 l CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Crystal Palace on May 29. C h ath am H oose W a n d e r e r s . R.S.Jones, c Oelrichs, b Cousens .................. 4 Rev. E. B. Cotton, o Woodgate, b Smith 53 S.Cheesman, c Turner, b Cousens..................3 F.Clemence, b Cousens 17 A. Holt, b Smith .. 1 J.A.S.Jones, run out. .139 E. D. C. Cecil, c Kettle- well, b Dorman .. 85 J.W. Clemence, b Hub­ bard . ' . ..................74 H. Aste, c Hetley, b C ou sen s..................24 A. Whitehead, not out 13 E, W. Tidv, b Cousens 2 B 15, lb 6, w8, nb 1 25 Total. .440 C r ystal P a la c e . A. Gardner-Wolloton, not out ,. ,. ., 28 W. Woodgate, b J. A. S. Jones.................. ., 5 H. P. Clarke, c and b J. A. S. Jones .. .. 1 G. Cousens, b J. Cle­ mence ..................21 W. Kettlevcll, not out 3 B10, lb 8 .. . . 1 3 Total.. 71 L. J. Tumor, K. Y. Smith, H. W. Doiman, W. P. Hubbard, C, Hetley, and C. Behder did not bat.