Cricket 1884

ju n e 19, 1884.; CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 223 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. MAEYLEBONE CLUB. The Gentlemen of Philadelphia made only a poor show at Lord’s on Monday and Tuesday. The Marylebone Club had a strong eleven, but still their victory by an innings and 171 runs was more decisive than was to have been expected. The Philadelphians were without the help of Mr. C. Newhall, but their cricket all round was certainly dis­ appointing. M.C.C. 61 A. J. Webbe, b Brew s t e r ..........................50 I.D. Walker, c Stoever, b Brewster .. . . 1 9 C. T. Studd, c Scott, b Thayer ...................106 C. Wilson, c Clarke, b Brewster.................. 75 G. F. Vernon, b Lowry 29 R, Miller, b Thayer .. 0 P h il a d e l ph ia n s . J. S. Russel, b Lowry., F.W.Maude, c Brockie. b L o w r y ..................51 F. T. Welman, b Clarke 0 H. Rotherham, not out 5 A. G, Courage, b Lowry 0 B 11,1 b 7,w 2 . . 2 0 T otal..................406 First Innings. Second Innings. J. A. Scott, c Vernon, b Studd .......................... 44 6 H. Brown, |b Rotherham 0 b Rotherham .. .. 0 J. B. Thayer, b Studd 35 b M aude.................. 0 R. S. Newhall, c Miller, b Courage .......................... 5 20 D. P. Stoever, c and b Studd .......................... 8 not o u t .................. A W. Brockie, st Welman, b R oth erh a m .................. 17 c Russel, bMaude.. 6 E. W. Clarke, b Rother­ ham .................................. 6 b Rotherham .. .. 0 J, Fox, c Studd, b Rother- 8 c Rotherham, b 5 F. E. Brewster, c and b Studd .......................... 2 b Rotherham.. 8 S. Law, b Studd .. 87 b Rotherham.. .. 12 W. C. Lowrie, not out .. 5 b Rotherham .. 0 B 5,1 b 2 ..................7 Total ..................174 Total .. .. 61 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. SCARBOROUGH CLUB. The Philadelphian Team did some big scoring in this match at Scarborough on Friday and Saturday last. Messrs. Brockie and Stevens each got into three figures, and Mr. Newhall, the Captain, played good ciicket for 86. The match was drawn all in favour of the Americans. G en tlem en of P h il a d e l p h ia . J. A. Scott, b WalJgate 68 H . Brown, b Wallgate 0 J.B. Thayer, c Baker, b W allgate..................14 R. S. Newhall, c and b Baines .................. 86 S. Law, b Wallgate .. 5 F. E. Brewbter,c Charl­ wood, b Baker.. .. 13 W. Brockie, not out . .113 S c a r b o r o u g h First Innings. R ,Baker, b Law .. .. 3 H. Leadbeater, b McNutt 26 T. Haslewood, c Thayer, b Lowry ...........................81 G. Watson, b Lowry .. 1 L. Wallgate, b Brewster.. 22 J. Baines, c Scott, b Law 8 S. Charlwood, b Stoever.. 12 J. Denny, c Thayer, b Stoever .......................... 4 J. J. Bird, Ic^Newhall, b Stoever .......................... 9 S. F. Yeoman, b Stoever.. 0 D. Hunter, not o u t.. .. 11 Extras..........................11 H.McNutt,l b w,b Bird 6 W .C. Morgan,bBaines 0 D. P. Stoever, c and b Leadbeater .. ..100 W. C. Lowry, b Lead­ beater ..................10 E x tr a s ..................29 Total ..438 Total .138 C lu b . Second Innings. b L ow ry..................77 c Brockie, b Thayer 16 c Brewster, b Lowry 1 retired hurt .. .. 45 b L o w ry ..................16 c Law, b Thayer .. 15 not o u t ..................12 c Scott, b Brewster 6 not o u t ..................44 E xtras.................. 3 Total..................235 EMEBITI v. BEXLEY CLUB. Played at Bexley on June 14. Mr. Fen- neseey carried his bat through the innings of Emeriti. Mr. J. Shuter and Ashdown, aswill be seen, did even a more extraordinary performance for Bexley, scoring 402 without the loss of a wicket. K m k k iti J. P. Munster, b E. O. Fiiend ...................0 M. E. Fennessey, not out .......................... 74 R. W. Smith, b E. C. Friend .................. 0 T. M. Barkeley, b W. Friend .................. 0 A.T .Russell,cW.Friend, b Spreckley .. .. 4 F. W. Barf, b E. C. Friend ..................21 F. R. Anderton, b E. C. Friend.................. 0 G. W. Houghton, c Drew, b L. A.Shuter 3 G. A. Moran, b L. A. Shuter ..................0 W. Charlton, b L. A. Shuter .................. 0 T. H. Meynell, b B.C. Friend ................. 16 E x tr a s ].................13 T o t a l................181 B e x l e y . J. Shuter, not o u t ...........................................804 T. Ashdown, not out .....................................62 Extras.............................................................86 Total .402 BICKLEY PARK v. BECKENHAM. Played at Bickley on June 14. B eck en h a m . First Innings. Hon. E. P. Thesiger, o A. Boosey, b Diver .. .. 14 E. Anderton, st E. Bouch, b D iv e r ..........................14 C. Wilson, b Jones .. .. 10 G. Collier, o Horne, b C. Boosey ..........................£1 A. M. Inglis, run ou t.. .. 18 E. B. Layman, b Jones .. 0 E. Crosskey, c E. Bouch, b Jones..................................12 A. Pearce, c and b Horne.. 22 J.Dickenson, b A.Boosey.. 12 N. L. Paliologus, b Jones.. 8 F. G. Chater, not out .. 5 B 11,1 b 3, w 4 .. .. 18 Second Innings, not o u t .................. 82 b H orn e.................. 0 b Horne .. .. .. 2 c Horne,b Jones .. 16 not o u t ..................8 c and b Jones.. .. B 5, lb 1, w l .. Total. .. ..154 B ic k le y P a r k . Total .. .. 60 B.H. Latter, b Layman 8 E. Latter, c Dickenson, b C. Wilson .. .. 54 J. N. Tonge, st Ander­ ton, b Dickenson .. 20 F. E. Street, st Ander­ ton, b C. Wilson .. 89 M. P. Betts, run out .. 9 J.A.S.Jones, b Layman 17 C. J. Boosey, b C. W il­ son ..........................5 J. Diver, b Inglis .. 0 E.R.Bouch,c Anderton, b C. W ilson .. .. 7 T. Horne, c and b C. W ilson ..................10 A. Boosey. not out .. 0 B 8,1 b 1 .. .. 4 Total .173 RICHMOND v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Richmond on June 16 and 17. B ic k le y P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. E. Schuyler, b Bush 8 b Robertson C. M. Baker, 1b w, b Bush 8 *- TT:" B. H. Latter, b Bush .. 6 A. Smith, c Bingham, 1 Studd .......................... P. C. Parr, c James, t Studd .......................... A. Bouch, c and b Bush.. J. Davis, not out .. E. Bouch, b Bush .. A. H. Latter, b Bush W. P. Hubbard, b Robert- b Hill b Bush 84 c sub., b Robertson 66 c a n d b Studd.. .. 6 b S tu dd ..................15 not o u t ..................24 c and b Robertson.. 15 b Robertson .. .. 10 s o n .................................. A. Boosey, 1b w, b Bush.. B 8,1 b 1, n b 1 .. .. o Studd, b Bush .. 8 c Studd,b Robertson 7 B 6,1b 4 .. . . 1 0 Total . ..148 R ich m on d . Total ..164 H. K. Avory, st E. Bouch, b Baker . .129 F. W. Bush, c and b A. H. Latter .. .. 19 E. D. C. Cecil, b A. H. Latter ..................14 E. P. James, b Boosey 22 E. J. C. Studd, c B. H. Latter, b Baker .. 5 W. Lin csay,b Hubbard 90 H. J. Hill, c Boosey, b Baker..........................60 A . Springett, b Baker 0 J. H. Bingham, b A. Latter..........................6 J. Robertson, c Parr, b Baker ...................10 R. E. Yerburgh,not out 47 B 88,1 b 15, w 3 . . 5 6 Total ..458 RICHMOND v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Upper Tooting on June 10. U p p e r T o o tin g . W. H. Lipscomb, c Pontifex, b Bingham 0 G. F. Bonner, c |Yer- burgh, b Bush .. 8 W . A. Rose,b Bush.. 2 W. M. O. Wilson, c Anderton, b Bush.. 18 C. J. Roberts, o Holt,b B ush..........................18 F. C. Coxhead, b Bush 2 R ich m on d . C. B. Wright, c James, b M e lle r ..................7 E. P. Bovill, not ou t.. 48 A. H. Boyd, b Meller .. 0 C. Boevey, b Meller . 0 H. E. Galton, b Yer­ burgh ..........................0 B 3,1b I .. .. 4 Total . .102 F. W. Bush, b Bonner 15 A. Springett, c Roberts, b Lipscomb .. .. 4 E. P. James, b Roberts 61 D. D. Pontifex, 1b w, b Bonner .................. 0 H. J. Hill,b Wilson .. 14 A. Holt, c Boevey, b Lipscomb..................88 J. H. Bingham, c Bovill, b Roberts .. 15 R. E. Yerburgh, o Bon­ ner, b Bovill .. .. 83 G. T. Willis, 1 b w, b W ilson .................. 4 E. Anderton, not ou t.. 21 H. Meller, c Rose, b Lipscomb .. .. 20 B 4,1 b 5, w 9 .. 18 Total . .243 RICHMOND v. ROYAL INDIAN ENGI NEERING COLLEGE, COOPER’S - HILL. Played at Richmond on June 14. R ich m on d . F. W , Bush, c Barlow, b Harrison .. .. 26 H. K. Avory, b Bower 88 A. Springett, c Rad­ cliffe, b John .. .. 4 E..P. James, b John . .125 H. C. Phillips, run out 4 H. J. Hill, c Knowles, b R adcliffe..................82 A. Holt, c Wilson, b Bower..........................14 J. H. Bingham, c Rad­ cliffe, b John .. .. 10 J. Robertson, b Bower 25 J. S. Udal, b John .. 28 F. A. Anson, not ou t.. 7 B 21,1 b 4, w 5 .. 30 T otal;.. .. ..348 R.I.E.C. H-C.John, b Robertson 0 F. A. Wilson, not out 29 P. T. Radcliffe, b Bush 11 W. Knowles, c Robert­ son, b Bush .. .. 5 P. H. Bower, b Bush.. 2 W.A. Harrison,c Bush, b Robertson .. .. 1 G. Combe, b Robertson 16 C. T. Scovell, b Buch 0 A. E. Chapman, b Rob­ ertson ..................1 G. T. Barlow,not out.. 16 B ..........................1 Total . J. H. M. Smith did not bat. RICHMOND v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Crystal Palace on June 12, C r y s ta l P a la c e . A. W. Gardner-Woolo- ton, b Bingham .. 0 F.A.Rehder.c Pontifex, b Bush ..................57 L. H. Neame, c Bush, b Bingham .. .. 86 H. Hetley, run out .. 42 H. S. Hawkins, b Bingham ..................18 H. P. Clarke, not ou t.. 85 H. P. Smith, c Holt, b H ill.............................. 0 S. Shorter, c and b H o lt ..........................14 G. Cousins, b Yerburgh 0 W. P. Hubbard, b Holt 1 J. M. Henderson, c Springett,b Yerburgh 4 B 8,1 b 1, w 8 .. 12 Total . ..219 R ich m on d . F.W . Bush, o Shorter, b Hetley .. .. , , 33 H. K. Avory, cCousins, bHetley .. ... .. 31 A. Springett, b Haw­ kins ..........................13 D. D. Pontifex, c Cousins, b Hetley .. 13 W . Lindsey, c Haw­ kins, b Hetley .. .. 8 R. E. Yerburgh and E. Anderton did not bat. H. J. Hill, run out .. T. D. Wilson, c Haw­ kins, b Hetley .. J.H. Bingham, notout A. Holt, not o u t.. L b 2 , w l .. .. Total . 0 8 9 , 3 .122 N. C. S chotj , playing for Knutsford, took all ten wickets of Chelford on Saturday last. I n a match at Alnwick on June 14, between the second eleven of Alnwick and Preston, Northumberland, the latter only scored three singles. Seven wickets were down before a run was scored. One bats­ man was caught, one run out, the remain­ ing eight were clean bowled.