Cricket 1884

2 0 * CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. ju n e i 2 ,i8 8 4 . W. J. Lee, b Anderson 4 S.Macher, b Farquhar­ son .. L7 A. D. Fripp, b Far- qubarson..................9 R. Hicks, b Farquhar­ son .......................... 17 C. D. RvgAte, not out 19 B 9, i b 4, w 1 . . 1 4 T o ta l...................179 G u y ’ s " H o s p it a l . R.Thompson, b Farqu­ harson .. .. ' .. "8 W.J.Scott, c Malone, b Anderson..................38 C.G.Shuter, st Malone, b Anderson .. .. 22 J. D. CruickBhank, b Farquharson .. .. 0 W. S. Brown, c Far­ quharson,bAnderson 8 A. J. Carter, c and b Anderson..................23 S t . M a r y ’ s H o s p it a l . First Innings. Second Inning?. E. C. Anderson, b Cruiek- shank .. ..................2 b Fripp .. . . .. 2 J. A. Malone, c Carter, b R y g a t e ..........................6 b F r ip p .................23 R. Bristow, c Thompson,b Cruickshank ..................6 b Cruickshank .. 8 H. Tarner, c Fripp, b Cruickshank..................11 b Cruickshank .. 0 W. Farquharson,cBrown, b Cruickshank .. .. 0 run out j i . .. 16 A. Kingdon, b Lee .. .. 4 c Brown, b Cruick­ shank ............... 18 H. Kidd, c Scott, b Cruickshank..................6 b F r ip p ..................0 H. Norton, b Cruick­ shank ..........................0 not o u t ..................1 C. Smith, c Brown, b Cruickshank..................16 b Cruickshank .. 28 F. E. Carden, c Rygate, b Cruickshank.................. 1b Cruickshank .. 8 J. Carpenter, not out .. 5 c Fripp, b Rygate .. 1 B .. .. ..................1 B 10, 1b 2, w 1 13 Total .j6 1 Total ..113 OAKFIELD v. WHITGIFT SCHOOL. Played at North End, Crojdon, on June 7. O a k f ib l d . First Innings. Second Innings. F. W. Janson, c H. Tnrnerj*'— b Fisher .. .. .. .. 23 c Moody, b H. Turner .. 87 W. S. Shirley, b H. Turner 0 not ou t.. .y 10 A. Lambert, c E. Turner, b f t t> Bacon, b Ben­ tham .................. 15 R. C. May, b Fisher .. 5 c H. Turner, b Bentham.. .. l b w . b H . Turner 6 F. West, c and b Fisher 8 1 A. J. Lane, not out H. A. Roper, b Fisher .. 1 b H. Turner 0 0 c Biscoe, b H. Turner .. 0 J. Turner, b Bacon ... ,. 21 o Bacon, b H. Turner .. .. 1 A. L. Elborough, 1 b w, b H. i-.j-if j -lUC'U-d .11 Turner.. „ . .. .. .. 1 1b w, b Turnqr .. 8 II. H. Minton, b Bacon .. 0 b Bentham.. .. 28 C. Denston, b Bacon .. ., 0 run out .. 0 L b .................................. 1 B .................. 2 Total ................... 96 Tctal 98 W h it g if t S ch oo l . R. Brodie, b M ay.. .. 18 R. Biscoe, c Shirley, b Janson ..................18 Rev. H. W . Turner, c Lambert, b May .. ip O. Marks, b Janson .. 19 T. Bentham, not out 5 A. R. Moody, m n out 2 Rev. F. Huddlestonc, c J..Tu'ner, b May .. 17 E. G. Turner, b May W . H. Kelsey, c J. Turner, b Janson .. G. A. Bacon, b May .. J. J. Fisher, b May .. B 10,1 b'3, w 3 .. Total ..102 KENT v. LANCASHIRE, The Kentish eleven followed up their suc­ cess Of yesterday at Derby, "with another victory, when they defeated Lancashire, at Manchester Neither county had its fa ll strength, but some very fair cricket was shown on both sides. Kent, who won the toss, made a bad start, but a useful stand by Mr. Christopherson and Wootton at the close of the innings, enabled them to reach a larger total than at one time seemed likely. In their first attempt Lancashire could do little against the bowling o£ Mr. Christopher- son and Wootton, and Watson’s 20 was the only (JoubJe figure. In the fellow-on, thanks to Mr. Roper, and in a lesser degree to Pill­ ing, Mr. Lancashire, and Ward, they made a much better show,..and Kent had to go in to make 146 to win. There seemed then some prospect of an interesting finish, but Lord Harris hit so brilliantly, and George Hearne and Mr. Jones lent such useful assistance, that the runs were got with seven wickets to spare. LuooaS K e n t . First Innings. Mr. A. J. Thornton, b Barlow .. ... .. 14 F. Hearne, c Hornby, b Watson ..................18 G. G. Hearne, b Cross- land .. .. .. . . 1 9 Lord Harris, b Barlow 0 Mr. R. S. Jones, c Gad- dum, b Watson .. 7 Rev. R. T. Thornton, c Pilling, b Barlow 1 In the Second Innings, G. G. Hearne scored (not out) 38, Jones (not out) 26, Thornton, b Barlow, 16, F. Hearne, cPilling, b Watson, 8, Lord Harris, c Lancashire, b Watson, 53;extras 10—Total, 146. Mr. R. B. Sewell, c and b B arlow ..................1 Mr. S. Christopherson, b B arlow ..................47 Wootton, not out .. 82 H. Hearne, b Crossland 8 Pentecost, b Crossland 1 Extras .. .. 8 Total.. ..156 L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Jonep, b W ootton..........................9 Barlow, c H. Hearne, b Wooton ..........................3 Mr. E. Roper, c Sewell, b ~ Christopberson..................9 Briggs, b Christopherson .. 0 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c G. G. Hearne, b Christopherson 0 Mr. H. Ratcliffe, c Harris, b Wootton ..........................2 Ward, b Christopherson .. 7 Watson, not o u t ..................20 Pilling, b Wootton .. .. 0 Mr. F. I). Gaddum, c G. G. Hearne, b Christopberson 5 Croseland, run out .. .. 0 Second Innings. c Jones,b Wootton 25 c Harris, b Christo- 6 B 4, n b 2 .. .6 pherson c Pentecost, d Wootton .. . . 6 5 b Wootton .. .. 19 c Sewell, b G. Hearne .. . . 3 1 c Harris, b H. Hearne .. .. 7 b H. Hearne .. 82 c and b Wootton 0 notout..................38 b Christopherson 10 c Harris, bChristo- pherson . . . 0 B 2,1 b 3, w 2.. 7 Total.. ..240 BOWLING ANALYSIS. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R, w . Barlow.. . 56 35 43 5 .. .. 39 23 45 1 Crossland . 18 5 iif, 8 .. .. 11 4 20 0 Watson . 45 81* 87 2 .. .. 48 32 84 2 Gaddum . 9 2 14 0 Ward .. . 5 1 11 0 .. .. 6 8 7 0 Ratcliffe . 2 0 8 0 Briggs.. 18 4 25 0 Hornby 1 0 5 0 L a n c a s h ir e . First Inning*. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . O. M. R.W. 23.2 16 21 4 .. ., 56 27 92 4 23 13 34 5 .. .. 28.3 8 50 8 G. G. Hearne 12 7 22 1 H. Hearne .. 84 18 69 2 Wootton bowled two no balls, and Mr. Christopher­ son bowled two wides. Wootton Christopherson ADDISCOMBE v. THESPIANS. Played at Addiscombe on June 4. Owing to the weather both sides were short. T h e s p ia n s . J. M. Chalinor, b Foss 6 C. J. Fulton, run ou t.. 28 A. Wheatman, run out 46 F. Wells, c Dees.b Foss 7 D. Lely, c sub, b Hill.. 15 Clayton, c Webb,b Hill 1 G. Barrett, c Pierce, b Foss .. .. ... .. 8 J. J. Newall, not out 0 B 8,1 b 3. • .. .. 11 T o t a l..................122 A d d is c o m b e . W . L.PierC0,st Wlieat- mpn, !) Clayton .. 31 W . S. 8hirl9,, c sub, b Lely .. . . . . 66 A. C. Field, c and b Wheatman .. .. 5 F. HiH, not out .. ..4 7 P. P. Webb, not out .. 13 B 10,1 b2, w8,n b l 16 — Total .. .. .,181 J3. W. F osb and W» H. Dees did pot bat, APDISCOMBE v. NORTHBROOK (S econd E leven s ). Played at Addiscombe on June 7. N o r t h b r o o k . W. Butler, b Taylor .. 9 S. W. Allin, st Ellis, b H o ck le y ................. 6 H. Digby, c Pulford, b T a y lo r ................0 J. Fisher, b Hockley .. 6 A. East, b Garland .. 15 F. A. Smith, b Gar­ land .......................20 A. A. Kennard, c Myatt b Garland............... 8 F. Mote, c Ellis, b Gar­ land .......................... 2 A. S. Buckley, absent 0 A. H. Holmes, b Le- marchand.................. 0 H.Doman, not out .. 0 B 2,1 b 1, w 1 .. 4 Total . 70 A d d is c o m b e . J. W. Ellis, c Fisher, b East ..................0 W . H. Sharland, c Allin, b Smith .. .. 17 A. Pulforl, b East .. 8 C. E. Davies, b Smith 4 H. W. Myatt, b Smith 8 R. Taylor, c Holmes, b E a s t ..........................9 H. E. Hookley, b Smith 4 E. F. Garland, b Erst 44 W . Goodwin, b East.. 3 F. Lemarchand, b But­ ler .......................... 3 H. Clark, not out .. 4 B 2,1 b 2 .. .. 4 TotaJ .. . .108 PALLINGSWICK v. KENSINGTON. Played at Acton on June 2. P a l l in g s w ic k . J, W . Clemence, b Cop­ land .. .. .... .. 22 P. Schooling, run out 2 B. A. Carter, run out.. 9 L. Chapman,b Copland 5 G. K. Hebden, b Cop­ land ..........................13 A. F. Gamble, b Wal­ lace ..........................12 H. W. Burnside,b Cop­ land .................. .. 42 C. Humble, b Wallace 41 E. H. Rossiter, b Cop­ land. . . . . . .. 0 E. Gamble, b Wallace 4 J. E. Huxtable, not out 5 B 13,1 b 2 .. . . 1 5 ■~-u* T o t a l ..................170 K e n s in g t o n . First Innings. '' * A. P, Webster, run put .. H. Dillon, 1b w, b Carter W. W . Nicholson, c and b Carter .. ,. c ••. J. R. Stewart, o Huxtable, b C lem en ce..................2 C. E. Bloomer, b Carter .. 17 J. P, Dillon, b Clemence.. 3 W. Stevenson,b Clemence 2 G. R. Jenner, not out .. 17 J. H. Smith, Bt Burnside, b C arter..........................4 A. Copland, b Carter .. 0 B. L. Wallace, b Carter .. 0 . B 9,1 b 4 .................. 13 Second Innings. not o u t ..................70 b C a rte r..................2 6 b Clemence .. .. '4 c and b Clemence.. 22 b Gamble.................. 17 b Humble .. . . 1 6 not o u t .................. 7 b C a rter..................3 B 9, w 5 14 Total.................. 64 Total .. ..155 EALING v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Ealing on Juoe 7. U x b r id g e . First Innings, C. E. Stevens, b Pacey ... W. M. Gardiner, b Pacny. C. H. Roborts, c Colcbv, b Pacey .................. ., W. L. Eves, b Pacey.. .. Astley-Samuel, b Pacey. .. T. Chaffer, b Pacey .. E. -Stevens, c Young, b Salter ....................i/I.. H. Burge, b Salter .. .. A. C. Bird, b Pacey F. J. Rutter, not out.. .. Second Innings. 22 b Pacey .. 8 . c and b Young.. .. G. H. Wood, Pacey.. .. B .. .. Elstob, b. b Pacey .._ . . . . .11 c and b Young .. 1 b P a c e y ..................0 notout ., .. ..1 0 l b w, b Salter .. 10 b S a lter..................0 b S a lte r ..................0 c Johnstone, b S alter..................4 b Pacey .. B 6 , n b l . . Total . . . 7 3 E a l in g . G. Macnair, run out .. 13 R. Wynne-William&, b W ood..........................2 J. G. Elstob, b Astley- Samuel .. . . . . 5 0. F. Wood, b Wood .. 0 Pacey, b Wood .. .. 13 J.H.Young,b Wood .. 1 H. W. Salter, b Astley- Samucl .. .. 5 H. Streeton, c Gardi­ ner, b Wood .. ...... J. H. R. C. Johnstone, c Rutter, b Wood J. C. H. Johnstone, not out •• E . J. Coleby, b Astley- Samuel ................... W .l.iit) 1 „ .. Total ...............<