Cricket 1884

JUNE26,1884. CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 235 LEATHEBHEAD v. DOBKING. Played at Dorking on June 19. D o rkin g . A. J.Fuller, c Williams, b F. Start..................6 Sandford, run out .. 42 Goulding, b Macpher- bou ...............................22 H. J. Fuller, b F. Sturt 0 F. Bovill, c Sturt, b Macpherson .. .. 16 H. Ivery,b Macpherson 26 English, c Anderton, b L a n g ton ..................9 R. Bovill, b Langton 2 E. L. Trower, b Barry 15 C. H. Wood, not out.. 10 W. S. Ellis, c Barry, b Macpherson .. .. 4 B 8,1 b 2 .. .. 10 T o t a l..................162 L e a th e r h e a d . F. Barry, b H. Fuller 0 A. C. Macpherson, c A. Fuller, b Goulding.. 14 E. Anderton,b English 16 A. Springett, c Fuller, b Goulding .. .. 14 R. Langton, c and b Trower ..................88 R. Thursby, b Trower 5 A. H. Tritton,b Trower 1 W. W. Drew, not out F. Sturt, c R. Bovill, b Trower .................. F. Hue Williams, c H. Fuller, b Trower .. W.Hewlins,c Sandford, b English.................. B .......................... Total In the Second Innings Barry scored (not out) 9> Macpherson, c Trower, b Bovill, 26, Thursby, b English, 6, Tritton (not out) 8, Drew, h w, b F. Bovill, 11; b 8—Total, 68. SOUTHGATE v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Southgate on June 14. S ou th gate . S. Maxwell, c Shackle, b S. W. S c o t t. . .. 4 S. H. Bradford, b Shackle ..................3 B. W. Sharp,b Shackle 19 F. P. Franois, c Simp­ son, b Shackle.. .. 12 A . Walker, run out .. 1 A. W . Sharp, not ou t.. 84 E. C. Saunders, b Shackle ..................8 A. E. White, b Shackle 27 J. W. Sharp, b W. A. S cott..........................8 G. Hadow, b W. A. S cott..........................1 J. Allen, b Shackle .. 5 B 1,1 b 8, w 1 .. 6 Total . .117 UrpER C lapto n . G. A. Seaward, c A. E. White, b Walker .. 0 W . A. Scott, c B. W . Sharp, b Walker .. 8 S. W. Scott, b Francis 4 R. W. Thorpe, c Saun­ ders, b B. W. Sharp 23 C. Shackle, b Francis.. 8 G. H. Currie, b Francis 0 E. Mott, c Walker, b Francis ..................7 G. Meredith, c A. E. White, b Francis f . . 4 C. S. Simpson, not out 17 J. B. Hunter, c Saun­ ders, b Francis .. 9 E. A. Johnstone, run out ..........................8 B 8, w 1 .. .. .. 4 Total , 77 INCOGNITI v. HORSHAM. Played at Horsham on June 16 and 17. I n co g n iti . First Innings. B. T. Hodgson ,b Beau­ mont ..........................20 J. A. Pledger, b Beau­ mont ........................ 8 Major Bircham, c Wal­ ker, b Chilman ,. 4 E. Ca^san, run out .. 2 F. Arbauin, b Chilman 0 B 5,1 b 8, w 1 .. 9 G. N. Wyatt, c F. G. Lucas, b Beaumont 10 E. A. Parke, c Speed, b Beaumont .. .. 2 W. S. Trollope, c Beeching, b M. P. Lucas..........................93 D. D. Pontifex,b Sharp 21 F. E. Street, not ou t.. 82 G. H. Ireland b W. Al­ dridge..........................28 In the Seoond Innings G. N. Wyatt scored, c and b F. G. Lucas, 3:1, W. S. Trollope, c and b Chilman, 50, D. D. Pontifex, c Speed, b Beaumont, 10, F. E. Street (not out.) 7, G. H. Ireland (not out) 42; B 2, l b 4 — Total, 148. H orsh am . C. Sharp, b Ireland .. 0 E. J. Beaumont, run Total . .279 M.P.Lucas,c Trollope, b Ireland..................16 J. G. Walker, b Trol­ lope ..........................85 W. Aldridge, b Ireland 92 F. G. L. Lncas, c Street, b Ireland .. 8 F. E. Speed, 1 b w, b Wyatt............................ 22 out .. .. „ .. 19 C. J. Lucas, c Wyatt, b Parke..........................128 A. Aldridge, c Wyatt, b Parke..........................2 P. Beeching, not o u t.. 50 ChilmaD, b Bircham .. 0 B 20, 1b 8, n b5. . 33 T otal..................400 The Match between M.C.C. and Ground and Wiltshire to-morrow and Saturday will be played at Marlborough, instead of Swin­ don, as first arranged. S U S S E X v . G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . A fter a v e ry even ly con tested m atch , G lou cestersh ire suffered an oth er d efea t at B righton on Saturday, w h en S ussex w on b y 49 rs n s . M r. E llis an d T ester m ad e 137 for the first w icket o f S ussex, bu t th e G lo u ­ cestersh ire m en p la y e d u p so w ell th a t th e resu lt w as a tie on th e first in n in gs. T h e first fo u r w ick ets o f S u ssex, w h en th ey w ent in a secon d tim e, fell qu ick ly. Jesse H id e and M r. N ew h am , th ou gh , altered th e asp ect o f th e gam e, an d P a yn e a n d P h illip s also lent su ch u sefu l help th at th e resu lt w as a total o f 290. T h eG lou cestersh ire eleven m ade a p lu ck y effort to get th e 291 w anted to w in , b u t th ey cou ld n o t qu ite m anage it, despite th e excellen t p la y o f th e tw o O xon ian s M essrs. B rain an d P age; In all 1,027 runs were scored in the m atch fo r fo rty w ick ets. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. Tester, c Gilbert, b W oof .. 68 b Page.....................15 Mr. R. T. Ellis, b Woof . . 7 2 c W. G. Grace, b Page........................5 Mr. W. Newham, b Woof .. 8 b Page.................. 61 Humphreys, 1b w, b W oof.. 23 b Page.................. 11 Mr. H. Whitfeld, b Page .. 18 b W o o f..................0 Mr. W . Blackman, b Page.. 4 b W . G. Grace .. 18 A. Payne, run out.. .. . . 2 4 st Bush, b Woof 42 J. Hide, c E. M. Grace, b G reg g ..................................26 c Gilbert, b W. G. Grace .. . . 9 2 H. Phillips, not out .. .. 5 c Bush, b W oof.. 43 A. Hide, run o u t ..................0 n otou t.......................0 Juniper, c Page, b Gilbeit.. 0 c Brain, b W. G. Grace .. .. 0 B 2 , l b 2, w l .. .. 5 L b 2, n b l . . 8 Total ...................248 Total ..290 G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c Tenter, b A. Hido .. ..................0 stPhillips, bHum- phreys .. . . 8 0 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Whit­ feld, b J. H id e ..................43 cWhitfeld, b Juni­ per ..................0 Mr. J. H. Brain, c Tester, b A. Hide ..........................2 cNewham,b Juni­ per ..................69 Painter,cPhillips,bBlackman 40 cTester, b Juniper 1 Mr. H. V. Page, b A. H ide.. 18 c Blackman, b J. Hide..................51 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Phillips, b Blackman ..................50 c Humphreys, b Juniper .. .. 4 Mr. G. Francis, b Blackman 42 c Blackman, b Juniper .. .. 16 Mr. H. Clowes, b Juniper .. 21 c Whitfeld, b Juni­ per ..................9 Gregg, b Juniper..................13 b Humphreys .. 12 Woof, c Juniper, b Tester .. 6 not out..................28 Mr. J. A. Bush, not out .. 6 cWhitfeld,bHum- phreys .. .. 5 B 6, lb 6, n b l .. . . 1 2 B13,lbl,wl,nbl 16 Total ...................248 Total.. ..241 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G loucestershire . . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. A. Hide .. .. 22 12 43 3 J.Hide .. . . 2 8 13 42 1 .. .. 42 18 63 1 Humphreys .. 14 0 50 0 .. .. 56 31 25 8 Juniper . . . . 83 12 67 2 . . . . 45 26 61 6 Blackman .. 28 16 33 8 . . . . 18 5 40 0 Tester .. ..13.3 7 11 1 . . . . 14 5 86 0 J Hide bowled a no ball, Juniper a.wide. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. W oof.................. 50 21 87 4 .. .. 47.1 21 80 3 Gregg . . . . 13 5 18 1 . . . . 2 0 16 0 W .G . Grace .. 17 2 46 0 . . . . 28 8 54 8 Gilbert . . . . 14 4 34 1 .. .. 17 3 59 0 Page.. .. .. 82 18 44 2 .. .. 43 22 78 4 E. M. Grace .. 5 1 14 0 Page bowled a no ball. MIDDLESEX v. KENT. Kent suffered its second defeat of the week at Lord’s on Saturday, when its eleven —not a representative one—was beaten by a strong team of Middlesex by 242 runs. Middlesex had only an advantage of five on the first innings, bnt Messrs, Pearson and Scott punished the Kent bowling heavily when they went in a second time, and later on Mr. Henery and Burton also scored freely. Mr. Scott, whose first match it was for the county this season, played capital cricket, ana the same may be said of Mr. Pearson, whose hitting was very clean. With 344 to win Kent lost four of its best wickets in the bad light on Friday night, and as no one but Mr. C. Wilson lent any help to the captain on Saturday, the total only reached 101, Lord Harris taking out his bat for an excellent 35. Mr. Studd took seven wickets for 37, and in the match altogether 10 wickets for 71 runs. M id d le se x . First Innings. Seconl Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, b Christo- c Pentecost, b pherson ’ ............................... 87 Wootton .. .. 18 Mr. I. D. Walker, c Pente- c Pentecost, b cost, b Wootton .. . . 1 3 W ootton.. .. 6 Mr. T. C. O’Brion, b Chris­ topherson ..........................1 b Wootton .. .. 0 Mr. C. T. Studd, b Wootton 0 c Harris, b G. Heame .. . . 1 1 Mr. A. W .Ridley,b Wootton 23 b H. Hearne . . 2 1 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c Wilson, b ChriBtopherson .. .. 48 run out .. .. 83 Mr. G. F. Vernon, c Wilson, b Christopherson .. . . 1 0 b Wootton .. .. 3 Mr. S. W. Scott, b Wootton 5 not out.....................93 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, c Wil- c Pentecost, b son, b Christopherson .. 8 W ootton.. .. 46 Mr. J. Robertson, c H. Hearne, b Wootton .. .. 1 b Wootton .. .. 8 Burton, not o u t ..................2 c H. Heame, b A. Thornton .. 8) B 7,1 b 3 ..................10 B 20,1 b 4 .. 24 Total..................156 Total ..338 K e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. J. Thornton, b Studd 3 1b w, b Sfcudd .. 3 F. Hearne, b Robertson .. 9 c andb Robertson 19 G. G. Hearne, not out.. .. 59 c Pearson, b Studd 5 ^ord Harris, c Ridley, b S tu d d ..................................17 not out.....................85 Mr. C. W ilson, b Robertson 1 b Studd .. .. 22 Wootton, b Studd...................6 b Studd .. .. 0 Mr, S. Christopher sod , b c Vernon, b Bur- Burton..................................85 t o n .....................4 Rev. R. T. Thornton, b Burton ..........................6 e Ridley, b Studd 1 Hon. C. K.-Hugessen, c W ebbe,bRobertson.. .. 5 b Burton .. .. 1 Pentecost, b Robertson .. 2 c O’Brien, b Studd 0 H. Heame, b Roberts' n .. 0 b Studd .. .. 0 B 4, lb 4, n b l .. 9 B 5, lb 4, n b 2 11 Total..................151 Total.. ..101 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M.R. W. Wootton .. ..45.1 19 61 5 ... . 9 1 461106 G. Hearne.. . . 2 1 1 0 . . . . 3 3 1351 1 Christopherson 43 12 84 5 .. .. 4521660 H.Hearne.. 30 9 43 1 A. Thornton 4 0 15 1 Harris . . 3 0 11 0 F. Hearne.. 5 1 11 0 C. Wilson .. 5 1 7 0 K e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W. O. M R.W. Studd . . . . 36 18 84 8 . . . . 32 13 87 7 Robertson .. 47.3 21 68 5 .. .. 29 14 51 1 Walker . . . . 7 0 20 0 Burton .. .. 19 11 20 2 .. .. 4 2 2 2 Robertson bowled two no balls. T h e A u stralian C r ic k e t e r s .— T h e O nly A u th o r ­ ised P u blicatio n .— A Pamphlet containing a cabinet size Photograph of the Australian Cricketers and biographical sketches of the various members of tho team accounts of their matches played, and fixtures of those to come, with a quantity of other interesting information as to the ages and heights of the men, may be had of all Newsagents and on all Cricket Grounds: or will be sent (post-free) foi five stamps by F. Humphries, 152, Fleet-street, Loudon. TLc photo­ graph, mounted on a card, four stamps. A dvt .