Cricket 1884

220 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE CAME, june 19, is s i DOWNSIDE v. PRIOR PARK, Played at Prior Park on June 5, P rio r P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Radcliffe, c Bradney, b L. D. Cave .................. 4 14 W. Bacque, b L. D. Cave .. 11 b L. D. Cave .. 4 E. Wallace, b Kynaston.. 3 b Kynaston 6 E.Chichester, b L. D. Cave 1 c H. Sweetman, b L. D. Cave .. 3 A. Radcliffe, c Sells, b L. D. C a v e .......................... 2 b Kynaston .. .. 0 H. Loughnan, b L. D.Cave 12 c M. J. Sweetman, b Kynaston .. 2 R. Chichester, b L. D.Cave 9 b Kynaston .. 2 A. RoBtant, run ou t.. .. 4 b L. D. Cave .. .. 0 H. Barry, l b w , b L. D. Cave ... ............................... 3 c Pursell, b L. D. Cave .................. 0 L. Langley, not out.. .. 1 c Bnnbury, b H. Cave .................. 10 A. Milner, b L. D. Cave .. 3 not out .................. 0 B 2,1 b 3, w 2 .. 7 B 5,1 b 3, w 1.. 9 Total .................. 60 Total .. 50 D o w n sid e . First Inning?. A. Sells, c J. Radcliffe, b B a c q n o ..........................4 A. Pursell, b Bacque .. 28 L. D. Cave, c Wallace, b Barry .. -.................. 1 M. J. Sweetman, c J. Rad- eliffe.b Bacque ... .. 0 A. Kynaston, b Bacque .. 0 G. Galwey, b Bacque .. 0 W. J. Gallwey, c J. Rad­ cliffe, b Bacque .. . . 1 1 H. Sweetman, b Bacque.. 1 H. Bnnbury, c Langley, "b Barry ..........................7 H. Cave, not out .. .. 3 F. Bradney, b Barry .. 7 L b2, w 1 .. .. 3 Second Innings. 1b w, b Barry .. .. 2 b Bacque..................0 b Bacque.................. 5 c Bacque, b Barry.. 0 not o u t .................. 27 b Barry .. .. .. 1 run out .. .. m 0 not o u t .................. 13 Total 65 SURREY CLUB AND GROUND y . MB. J. W. HOBBS’ ELEVEN. Played at Selhnrst on June 13. For Mr. J. W. Hobbs’ Eleven, Gorman took the whole of the ten wickets in the first innings, and in the second eight, all clean bowled. S u r r e y C ltjb a n d G r o u n d . T'irst Innings. Mills, b G orm an..................17 Wood-Sims, b Gorman .. 10 R W. Smith, c Nuttall, b Gorman ...............................12 Lohmann, b Gorman .. .. 4 R. D. Green, b Gorman .. 0 A. Lingham, b Gorman .. 7 A. Mitchell, b Gorman .. 0 G. Gorton, b Gorman .. .. 0 S. Fowler, not out....................1 2 Shacklock, b Gorman .. .. 12 P. J. Stanford, lb w, b Gor­ man ........................................ 0 B 3, 1 b 1 ........................4 Second Inniugs. b Gorman .. .. 18 b Gorman .. .. 9 c and b Brown b Gorman .. b Gorman .. b Gorman .. b Gorman .. b Brown .. b Gorman .. n otou t.. .. .. 9 b Gorman .. .. 3 B 2, w 1, n b 1 4 .. 0 .. 19 .. 6 .. 2 .. 7 .. 8 Total .. . . 7 8 Total .. f M r. J. W . H o b b s ’ E le v e n . Shack- Thompson, b l o c k ........................... Crowhurst, b Shaok- l o c k .......................... Gorman, rnn out completely and they were all out for 33. Five of them failed to score, and Crossland’s bowling showed 55 balls for 14 runs and 7 wickets, an extraordinary analysis. In the follow-on Mr. F. Turner batted well, but Lancashire had far too long a lead on the first innings to give any interest to the game, and Leicestershire were beaten by an innings and 43 runs. Mr. Hornby, who has been doing very little with the bat this season, went in sixth wicket down in this match. He was the chief scorer on the Lancashire side, and Watson and he contribu­ ted 110 out of 198 made by Lancashire from the bat. Score and analysis :— L a n c a sh ir e . Barlcw, c Bottimcre, b Rylott ................27 Robinson, o Parnham, b Rylott ; ................. 9 Mr. E. Roper, b Rylott 0 Mr.jE. Leese, c Wheeler, b R y lo t t ................. 8 Briggs, b R ylott.. .. 9 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c Bottimore, b Rylott 20 Mr. A. N. Hornby, C Stone, b Rylott .. 65 J. Burns, b Bottimore 2 Watson, c Rylott, b Parnham ..................45 Pilling, run out .. .. 6 Crossland, not out .. 7 Extras .. . . 9 Wheeler, c ' Green, b Shacklock...................4 Brown, b Mills .. .. 8 Ayres, b Mills .. .. 0 Nuttall, b Shacklock.. 2 Sleet, b Shacklock .. 0 Gould, b Shacklock .. 0 Adams, not out .. .. 10 Total .. Hooker, c Mitchell, b M ills.......................... In the Second Innings, Wheeler scored, c Shacklock, b Lohmann, 14, Brown, b Lohmanu, 16, Ayres, c and b Sims, 0, Nuttall, b Lohmann, 1, Adams, b Sims, 11— Total, 42. Total ..207 L e ic e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. -Watson Croesiand 13 13.3 8 14 6 14 R. W. 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. Barlow 10 Burns 44 21 50 31.2 12 47 1 6 0 L a n c a s h ir e . 0. M. R. W. O. M. R.W- Rylott.. .. 54 20 102 7 I Bottimore .. 9 0 20 1 Parnham .. 29 10 53 1 |Smith .. .. 16 7 23 0 HORNSEY v. UPTON PARK. Played at Hornsey on June 14. H o rn s e y . R. H. King, c Weldon, b Davis ..................81 F.Swinstead,b Davis.. 18 S.Summers, b Rothwell 0 E.A.Cox, b Matthews.. 19 F. Orton, c Allsop, b Davis..........................7 A. W. Hirst, b Davis.. 0 H. Jeff, b Rothwell .. 1 E.Paige, not ou t.. .. S.A.Walker, b Rothwell R. E. Draper, b Roth- w « l l .......................... W . P. Foot, b Davis .. B 14,1 b 7, w 1 .. Total . .159 U pton P a r k . D. J. Bacon, b Paige .. 0 W.Castell, b Swinstead 2 F. E. Rothwell, b Swin­ stead . . . . .. .. 7 W . T. Matthews, b Swinstead..................0 K. C. CliftoD, b Paige 16 W . H. Da^is, b Swin­ stead . i ..................1 H. C. Allsop,b Paige.. R. Ganley, run out .. W. J. Nye, 1b w, b Paige.......................... J. J. Weldon, b Paige.. W. Ringrose, not out.. B .......................... Total . UPPER CLAPTON v. H. B. SEDG­ WICK’S XI. First Innings. 2 Second Innings. Played at Upper Clapton on June 11, Wheeler, b Crossland .. c Pilling, b Cross- 10 4 U pper C t . apton . Warren, b Crossland .. c Hornby, b Wat­ son .................. 3 First Innings. Second Innings. Whittle, b Crossland 5 2 R. B. Hill, b Potter .. .. 4 h w, b Lyon .. 0 Mr. C. Marriott, c Pilling, b C. S. Simpson, run out . 5 b Langton .. 9 C rossland.......................... 0 bCrossland.. .. 20 J. J. Willocks, c H. Sed ?- Mr. C. E. Stone, run out .. 9 c and b Barlow .. 17 ■wick, b Potter.. .. . 13 c Langton, b Lyon 29 Mr. F. Turner, b Crossland 0 not out.................. 88 J. R. Mason, run out .. 4 c Buck, b Lyon .. 2 Gardiner, b Crossland.. .. 0 c Leese, b Watson 8 P. A. Seaward, b Lyon .. 13 0 Bottimore, b Crossland 0 b Crossland.. 2 E. C. Mott, c sub., b Parnham, c Barlow, b Wat- Potter .................. . 1 5 2 c Leese, b Watson 12 E. A. Johnson, 1b w, b 0 b Watson .. 0 L yon .......................... .. 13 c Langton, b Lyon 20 0 b Crossland.. 10 R. B. Jacomb, b Lyon . 0 0 E x t r a s .................. 5 Extras .. 20 A. Theobalds, not out .. 0 2 — — E. F. Elliott, b Lj on.. W. Reid, b Lyon .. 0 0 Total .. 83 Total ..131 .. o 0 B 1,1 b 2, w 1 .. .. 4 B .................. 4 BOWLING ANALYSIS. — — L e ic e st e r sh ir e . Total .. 71 H . B. S e d g w ic k ’s XI. First Innings. LENNOX 2 n d XI. v. IMPERIAL. Played at Dulwich on June 11 and 12, I m p e r ia l . First Innings. Shuard, b M ayo.................. Mungeam, c F. Morris, b Mayo.................................. Jackson, c and b Steed .. J. M. Brownlie, b Mayo .. Christian, c and b Mayo .. Tanner, c and b Steed . • Palmer, b M ayo.................. Briant, run out . . . . Wooddeson, c Davis, b M ayo.................................. J. T. Brownlie, not out .. Russell, b Mayo .. .. .. B 2, w 1.......................... Second Innings. 2 b M a y o ..................0 c Headman, b Steed 0 b M a y o ..................a b S t e e d ..................4 c and b Mayo.. .. 9 c Champnesa, b Mayo .. .. 3 b M a y o ..................0 b S t e e d ..................1 2 b Steed .. 3 2 c Mayo, b Steed .. 0 1 not o u t .................0 3 LANCASHIRE v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Crossland did a remarkable performance with the ball in this match played at Man­ chester on Thursday and Friday last. After dismissing Lancashire for 207, Leicestershire went in, but Croseland’s pace puzzled them Total..........................18 L en n ox . First Innings. Total .. . . 2 3 Heasman, b J. T. B row nlie..................1 Davis, b Mungeam .. 0 Walford, b J. T. B row nlie..................5 Steid, c-Shuard, b J. T. Brownlie .. .. 2 F.S. Mayo, lbw, b Jack­ son ..........................6 Total .. . . 8 6 Champness, not out .. 13 In the Second Innings, Steed scored, run ont, 3, Champness (not out) 2, F. D, Morris (not out) 1—Total 6. F. D. Morris, b Jackson Goad, c Tanner, b Shuard .................. A. E. Morris, b Jackson Marshall, b Shuard .. Frisley, b Jaekson B 1,1 b 1 .. .. . . R.W, Shepherd, b J. R. Mason ..................3 C. A. Ilewett, b Wil­ locks ..........................0 Dr. Buck, b W illocks.. 6 J. Litchfield, not ou t.. 0 B 3,1 b 2, w 2 .. 7 W . Potter, c Elliott, b Willocks .. .-. .. 18 R.Langton, b Willccks 3 W.R. Lyon, b Simpson 16 S. Smith, b W illocks.. 0 H. B. Sedgwick, b W illock s..................4 A. E. Burr, 1 b v , b W illock s..................5 W . Sedgwick, c nill, b W illocks..................0 In the Second Innings, W . Potter scored, b J. R. Mason, 5, R. Langton (not out) 17, W . R. Lyon, c Jacomb, b Simpson, 16, H. B. Sedgwick, b W’illocks, 9 ; b 1, w 1—Total 49. T otal. 62 CLAPTON v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at Clapton on June 14. C lapton , C.M . Tebbutt, bMoir 8 J. H. Douglas, c A. Gamble,b A bercrom- bie ..........................19 W. Lowe, c and b C re a to n .................. 19 S. Shorter, b Creaton 13 S. A. Asscr, b Moir .. 15 C. Hildyard, run ou t.. 8 J.B.Manscn, c Gamble, b Abercrombie .. 13 W . J. Cambridge, C Abercrombie, b Moir F. H. City, b Aber* c r o m b ie .................. C. E. Munro, b M oir.. R. J. Chapman, not out M. Nicholson, b Moir B 7,1 b 1, w 5 .. Total 2 0 7 4 13 .116 P a llin g sw ic k , C. A. Pead, b Douglas S O. J. Fraser, b Asser.. 0 J. H. D. Drake, c Teb­ butt, b Douglas .. 6 G. Creaton, b Douglas 7 J. Chapea, b Asser .. 0 A. Gamble, run ont .. 5 E. A. Collins, c Lower b Chapman .. .. 23 F. Moir, c Asser, b Douglas .. m .. 8 B. W . Repton, c Hild­ yard, b Douglas J. F. Abercrombie, c Tebbutt, b Chapman E. Gamble, not out .. J. B. Calcott,not out.. L b 4, w 4 .. Total 0 8 o 9 7&