Cricket 1884

JUNE 1{>, 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 225 N o ttin g h a m sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Shrewsbury, c and b Giffen 26 c sub, b Giffen .. 1 Scotton, b G iffen ................16 c Spofforth, b Giffen .. . . 1 2 Barnes,b Giffen .. .. .. 83 b Palmer .. . . 8 7 Flowers, b G iffen ................10 b Palmer .. .. 8 Mr. C. W. Wright, b Giffen.. 0 c and b Giffen .. 2 Selby,c Bannerman,b Palmer 25 b Palmer .. .. 7 Gunn, b Spofforth.. .. . . 1 9 c Blackham, b Boyle .. .. 8 Attewell, b Palmer .. .. 0 b Palmer .. .. 0 W. Wright, c Boyle, b Giffen 11 b Palmer .. .. 26 Shaw, not ou t.. .. .. . . 1 2 c McDonnell, b Palmer .. . . 1 9 Sherwin, c Murdoch, b Giffen 7 n otou t..................10 B 10,1 b 1 .................. 11 B 4, lb 2,nb 2 8 Total ..................170 Total ..138 A u stralian s . First Innings. Second Innings. P. S. McDonnell, c Gunn, b Attewell ..........................3 c Shaw, b Attewell 38 A. C. Bannerman, 1 b w, b W. W righ t..........................0 run out...................... 16 W. L. Murdoch, cSelby, b Barnes................... .. .. 24 cShrewsbury, b Attewell .. . . 1 4 G. Giffen,b Shaw .. ... . . 2 2 runout..................25 H. J. H. Scott, b Barnes .. 0 not out..................7 W. Midwinter, lb w, b Shaw 14 1b w, b Attewell 3 G. J. Bonnor, c Sherwin, b S h a w ................... .. .. 11 b Flowers . * .. 18 J. McC. Blackham, b Barnes 9 n otou t................. 46 G. E. Palmer, c Attewell, b Flowers ..........................22 st Sherwin, b Flowers . . . . I! F. R. Spofforth, b Barnes .. 0 H. F. Boyle, not out .. .. 22 B ..................................4 B 6, l b 6 . . 1 1 Total..........................181 Total ..179 C a m brid g e U n iv e r sit y . First Innings. Mr. C. W . Wright, c Black­ ham, b Palmer .. .. .. 4 Mr. H. W . Bainbridge, c Murdoch, b Palmer .. .. 61 Hon. J. Mansfield, c Giffen, b Palmer................................. 10 Mr. J. E. K. Studd, b Spof­ forth ................................. 59 Mr. P. J. De Paravicini, c Blackham, b Spofforth .. 4 Mr. T. Greatorex, b Spofforth 3 Mr. J. A. Turner, bPalm er.. 6 Mr. C. W . Rock, c Blackham, b Spofforth..........................14 Mr. F. Marchant, o Bonnor, b Palmer .. .. . . . . 84 Mr. C. A. Smith, b Palmer, /i 8 Mr. H. G. Tonham, not out 2 B 1, l'b 3 .. .. .. 4 Total .. .;204 A u s tr a lia n s . A. C. Bannerman, c Rock, b Topham .. 20 P. S. McDonnell, b T o p h a m ..................25 W .L. Murdoch, c Top­ ham, b Studd .. . .132 G. Giffen, c Topham, b Smith .. ... .. 4 J. McC. Blackham, st Wright, b Topham.. 6 G. J. Bonnor, c Smith, b Marchant .. .. 44 Attewell.. W. Wright Barnes .. Shaw .. Flowers .. BOWLING ANALYSIS. A u s tr a lia n s . First Innings. O. M. R.W. 8 2 16 1 17 11 13 1 42 22 59 4 Second Innings. O. M. R.W 85 22 33 3 2.3 1 6 1 47 25 11 12 4 16 43 6 82 22 40 N o ttin g h a m sh ir e . First Innings. O. Spofforth .. 45 Palmer .. .. 20 Giffen .. .. 51 Boyle .. .. 4 M. R.W. 26 49 1 5 34 2 22 69 7 1 7 0 Second Innings, 0. M. R.W. .. .. 48.814 70 6 . 4 .. 80 13 41 8 .. . . 1 4 9 19 1 AUSTRALIANS v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Cambridge Eleven suffered a decisive defeat in their last home match of the year yesterday, when the Australians defeated them by an innings and 81 runs. The match will be memorable as the first, in which an Australian Eleven has beaten the University. It is also noteworthy from the fact that the total of 378 made by the Colcnists is their highest in England up to the present time, as Murdoch’s 132 is the highest individual score. Murdoch’s innings was the feature of the match. It was a fine display of sound and correct batting, en tirely without a fault. He was four hours and a half at the wicket, and his chief figures were twenty fours, four threes, and twelve twos. Palmer again distinguished himself with the bat, being not out at the finish for a very well-got 68. When Cam bridge went in a second time no one but Messrs. Wright and Paravicini offered any resistance to the bowling of Palmer and Spofforth, and the eleven were all out for 98, Second Innings c Scott, b Spof­ forth .. •. .. 24 c Scott, b Palmer 7 b Palmer .. 9 cand b Spofforth 3 25 st Blackham, b Palmer •• .. 5 b Palmer .. 0 c Murdoch, b Pal­ mer .................. 5 c Scott, b Spof- 8 b Spofforth.. .. 2 2 B 2, n b 1 .. 3 Total .. 93 W . Midwinter, b Top­ ham .. .. 1 G. E. Palmer, not out 68 H. J. H. Scott, o Top­ ham, b Rock .. .. 8 F- R. Spofforth, c Mansfield, b Rock .. 20 W . H. Cooper, o Mans­ field, b Topham ., 8 B 31,1 b 7, n b 4 .. 42 Total .r.878 B O W L I N G A N A L Y S I S . C a m brid ge U n iv e r s ity . First Innings, O. Palmer .. Cooper .. Spofforth Midwinter Giffen .. Eainbridge , Smith .. Topham Rock Turner.. M. R. W . 13 84 6 .. 8 34 0 .. 7 45 4 .. 0 14 0 1 28 0' Second Innings. O. 4 33.3 A u stralian s . M. R .W . 0 1 5 O. ,21 7 49 54 22 88 68.3 40 74 . 51 . 8 M. R. W 20 49 - 5 3 2 0 17 89 4 O.M.R.W. 28 65 2 2 20 0 Marchant .. 8 4 13 Paravicini.. 9 2 22 Greatorex.. 4 1 10 Studd.. . . 1 1 0 CROYDON v. COLVESTON. Played at Craydon on June 10. C o lv e s to n . First Innings. Second Innings. W . P. Russell, c F. Hill, b Whitehead . . . . .. 8 b Day .. .. H.E.Gadsdon, bWhitehead 6 notout .................. 6 H. W . Pritchett, c F. Hill, b Whitehead .. .. W. B. Trick, c and b Whitehead ..................12 W. J. Meek, b Whitehead 0 W. W. Hayworth, c Foss, b W hitehead..................7 E. Finch, b Whitehead .. 0 J. Russell, .c F. Hill, b Whitehead ..................0 F. Clemitson, c F. Hill, b Whitehead ..................0 T. L. Roberts, c A. Hill, b Grant ... •• •• 4 H. D’U. Freeth, not out .. 1 B 1,1 b 1 .. ,. ... 2 CROYDON v. CARLTON. Played at North Park, Croydon, on June 14. C roydon . H.J.Hawkins, b Adams 2 Y. G. Biscoe, b Adams 4 A. W.Allan,bLeMercier 18 E. H. Balch, bGunning 9 R. J. J. Shrimpton, c Adams, b Gunning.. 0 T. L. Roberts, b Le Mercier. . . .. .. 1 A. Hill, b Le Mer«ier 11 C a r lto n . Feist, b Balch .. .. 6 Adams,h R.Sihrimpton 14 Garland, b Smith .. 0 Davis, b Balch .. .. 7 Gunning,bR.Shrimptonl8 C. Le Mercier, b Smith 5 Hardy, b Balch .. .. 0 A. C. Dent, not out .. C.M.Tate,b Le Mercier A. Y. Smith, 1 b w,: b Le Mercier .. E. Shrimpton, b Le Mercier 0 Extras .. . . 1 1 Total .. 70 , 6 . 1 . 0 2 Extras .. .. 4 Brock, b Balch .. Clarkson, b Smith Moore, run out *. Docking, not out Total 63 ADDISCOMBE v. KENLEY. Played at Kenley on June 14. A d d iscom b e. First Innings. W . H. Sharland, b R. Joyce,. .. . . . . . . . E. Skinner, b H.Mason A.Pulford, b R.Joyce.. A. Tomkins, b R. Joyce,.. .. ... .. F. Pulford, c and b H. Mason.................. H. E. Hockley, b H. Mason J. W. Ellis, c and b F. Mason .., ... . . 1 5 F. Lemarchand, c Shil- cock, b Chevasse .. 15 C.G.Baldwin, not out.. 6 W. H. Dees, b F.Mason 4 H. R. Hulbert, run out 8 B 4,1 b l, w 1, nb 2 8 Total . 73 In the Second Innings, A. Pulford scored (not out) 2, A. Tomkins, b H. Mason, 12, F. Pulford (not out) 7, C. G. Baldwin, 1 b w, b F. Mason, 2, H. R. Hulbert, c R. Joyce, b H. Mason, 4; 1b 2—Total 29. K e n l e y . H. Bryant, b LemarT. Shilcock, c Ellis, b chand.......................... 9 H o ck le y .................. 0 W.G.Morrison, b Skin­ 10 E. Southey, b Hockley 0 ner ;. .................. H. Mason, not out ,. 9 R. Joyce, b Skinner .. 1 C. Bacon, b Baldwin .. 10 F. Mason, b Lemar. V. Hall, b Skinner 1 chand.......................... 8 B .......................... 9 L. Chevasse, b Hockley 12 A. Joyce, c Skinner, b 86 H o ck le y .................. 17 ADDISCOMBE v. CRYSTAL PALACE Played at Addiscombe on June 14. C r ysta l P a lace . Total 8 b Day .......................11 b Whitehead .. .. 8 c Grant,bWhitehead 0 b Whitehead .. not o u t ........................ 7 b Foss ........................4 c Aris, b Foss.. .. 0 b Whitehead .. .. 7 b Whitehead .. .. 0 B l J , l b 1, w 3 15 Total.. ..126 T. C. Sheard, b F. Grant.. . . . . . . 33 P. Currey, b F. Grant 10 C. E. Smith, bF.Grant 3 C. Mitchell, b Langton 3 C. H. Dorman, 1b w, b F o s s ..........................21 W . A . Whiting, b F. Grant.. .. t ?— ;. 0 A dd isco m be . G. H. Neame, b Foss.. D. M’George, not out.. E. A. Pope, b F. Grant T. S. Welch, b F.Grant P. Crampton, bFoss .. B 18,1 b 8, w 1 .. Total . .122 A. Whitehead, c and b Clemitson..................15 W. G. Quentery, c Cle­ mitson, b Hayworth 2 W. T. Grant, c and b Clemitson..................13 II. R. Groom,cGadsdon, b Clemitson .. .. 21 F.Hill,c and b Pritchett 44 J. Aris, b Meek .. .. 7 E. J. Day, c Meek, b Pritchett .. .. .. 16 A. W. Allan, 1b w, b Pritchett..................80 E. W. Foss, b Meek .. 1 C. M. Tate, c Pritchett, b Meek ..................6 A. Hill, not out .. .. 24 B 12,1 b 6, w 5 .. 23 Total., .202 C rystal P alace E n gin eerin g S chool C .C . have open June 28 (Saturday) for a half-day match on opponents’ ground. Address, Maurice Wilson, South Tower, Crystal Palace, S.E. W. S. Shirley, b Dor­ man .................. . . 2 5 A. C. Field, b Dorman 8 W. G. Quentery, run out .. ............... 29 J. Grant, c Sheard, b Smith....................... 2 R. Langton,c Smith, b D o rm a n ..................5 G. J. Prisch, not ou t.. 21 E. W. Foss, b Smith .. 7 F. Grant, not out .. 5 B 5, 1b 1 .. .. 6 T otal..................108 W . Lemmon, R. 'Taylor, and F. R. Ashby did not bat. ______________________________ CARSHALTON PARK v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Carahalton Park, on June 14- M .C.C. a n d G rou n d .. F. Fielding, c Wrigley, b Colm an..................42 Hearn, c Stutfield, b Greatorex..................20 Fothergill, c Stutfield, b Greatorex .. .. 65 C. J. Smith, c Rosher, b Greatorox W. Langley, not o u t., Wootton, © Jones, Greatorex................ F. C. Milford, h w, b Greatorex..................0 A. R. O. Stutfield, c Wrigley, b Colman.. 13 R. K. Causton, b Grea­ torex ..........................16 C. T. Giles, b Colman 0 W. Phillipps, c Stut­ field, b Greatorex .. 23 B 11, 1b 1, w 1 .. 20 C a r s h a l t o n P a r k . Total ..307 H. E. M. Stutfield, b Fothergill..................11 S. A. Jones, t and b W o o tto n ..................14 J. E. A. Greatorex, not out .. . . . . .. 67 i S. O. H. Hart-Davis, and b Wootton .. 6 | A. B. Giles, c Woot­ ton, b Fothergill .. J. Colman, b Wootton E. Rosher,b Fothergill P. T. Wrigley, not out B .......................... Total ..112 S. L. Lucena, A. Durandu, and Capt. J. S. Mug­ geridge did not bat,