Cricket 1884

JUNE 26, 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 241 DERBYSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. Derbyshire suffered another reverse at Derby on Tuesday, when the Yorkshire eleven beat them with ten wickets to spare. The wicket again played badly, and as a consequence, the scoring on both sides was only small. The most noteworthy feature of the match was the bowling of Emmett, in the second innings of Derbyshire. He took seven wickets at a cost of only twenty runs, a fine performance, despite that the ground was all in favour of the bowlers. D e r b y sh ir e . First Innings. Chatterton, b Harrison .. 2 Wood-Sims, b Feate .. 2 F. H. Sugg, c Hall, b Harrison...........................12 Mr. L. C. Docker, run out 1 Cropper, c Hunter, b E m m ett..........................SO Mr. R. P. Smith, c Harri­ son, b P e a te ..................9 W. Sugg, c Bates, b Peate 12 Mr. G. J. Walker, st Hunter, b Peate .. .. 2 Shacklock, c Hunter, b \. Peate ..........................0 Marlow, b Harrison.. .. 7 T. Mycroft, not out .. .. 19 L b ..........................2 Second Innings, c Griroshaw, b Emmett .. .. 0 b Emmett .. .. 0 b Emmett .. c Lee, b Peate c Baker, b Emmett 2 c Ulyett, b Emmett 12 c Ulyett, b Peate . • 2 not o n t ..................29 st Hunter,b Emmett 4 c Baker, b Emmett 1 c Peate, b Bates .. 6 B ..................1 Total Total .. . . 5 7 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Hall, c Docker, b Mar­ low ...............................6 Ulyett, b Marlow . . 4 3 Bates, c Mycroft, b Marlow ...............14 Grimshaw, b Chatter­ ton .......................4 Emmett, b Marlow .. 0 Lee, c Mycroft, b Mar­ low .......................84 Baker, et Mycroft, Chatterton .. , Peel, c W . Sugg, Docker .. .. , Peate, b Marlow .. Hunter, b Marlow Harrison, not out B 5,1 b S.......................8 T o t a l...................148 In the Second Innings Baker scored (not out) 4, Harrison (not out) 5—Total, 9. BOWLING ANALYSIS. D e r b y sh ir e . Poate .. Harrison Ulyett .. Emmett First Innings. 0. M. R.W. .. 40 ‘27 80 5 9 84 8 6 11 0 8 21 Second Innings. 0 M. R.W. ..19.2 .. 9 .. 13 21 14 Bates 4.2 1 18 2 5 0 R 0 20 7 5 1 Y o rk sh ire . First Innings. O. M. R.W. G. G. Walkar 10 3 18 0 Shacklock.. 12 4 83 0 Marlow .. 81 13 4^ 7 .. Chatterton 11 4 20 2 .. Cropper . . 1 3 fi 17 0 L, 0. Docker 1 1 0 1 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 8.1 2 6 3 1 3 took fourteen wickets at a cost of only eighty runs, or an average of less than six runs, an extraordinary achievement. C am brid g e U n iversity . First Innings. C. W. Wright, b Flowers .. 8 H. W. Bainbridge,b Flowers 7 E. O. Powell, b Woof .. .. 3 J. E. K. Studd, c Barnes, b W o o f ..................................11 T. Greatorex, b W oof .. .. 3 F. Marchant, b Woof .. .. 14 Hon. J. Mansfield, b Flowers 1 P. J. de Paravicini,cFlowers, b Woof ..........................24 J. A. Turner, b Flowers .. 1 C. W . Rock, b Flowers .. 0 C. A. Smith, b Flowers .. 0 H, G. Topham, not out B .......................... Total. .. .. 74 M.C.C. Second Innings, c Barnes,bFlowers 0 b W oof.................. S c Robertson, b W oof .. . . 2 4 b Flowers .. .. 13 cWilson,bFlowers 24 1b w, b Flowers.. 12 st Sherwin, b Flowers .. .. 7 1b w, b Flowers.. 6 st Sherwin, b Flowers .. . . 2 0 not out..................13 c Sherwin, b Flowers .. .. 0 c Sherwin, b W oof 0 B 2,1 b 2 .. 4 Total ..126 O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Woof . , # 51.229 52 5 .. .. 41 18 55 8 Flowers . 51 39 20 6 .. .. 48 21 60 8 Barnes 6 3 7 0 M.C.C. and G rou nd . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W* Rock 53 29 68 3 Bainbridge 5 2 7 0 Topham. 27 8 68 2 Turner .. 13 7 15 0 Smith . 27 10 50 3 Paravicini 5 1 12 2 M.C.C. & G. V . CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Cambridge team completed their last trial match at Lord's on Tuesday when they suffered a decisive defeat at the hands of a fairly strong team of M.C.C, and Ground by an innings and 29 runs. Twelve batted on each side, but only eleven fielded. Mr. J. A. Turner, who did notplay against Surrey, was again tried for the University,and Mr. E. O. Powell, who has been scoring well for Hants, was for the first time this season included in the eleven. The wicket helped the bowlers, and Flowers got a great deal of work on the ball. Still the batting of the University was on the whole very disappointing, although in the second innings Turner, Powell, and Greatorex all played fair cricket. The easy win of M C.C. was mainly due to the brilliant all-round cricket of Flowers. Ilis score of 122 wa3a very fine c^iiplay of vigorous bat­ ting, but his bowling was even more suc­ cessful. In the two innings of Cambridge he Mr.C. Wilson, run out 22 Scotton, b Rock .. .. 12 Barnes, b Smith.. .. 6 Flowers, c Turner, b Smith..........................122 Mr. F. E. Allsopp, b T o p h a m ..................0 Hon. M. B. Hawke, b Smith..........................8 Mr. G. F. Vernon, c Paravicini,b Topham 1 Spiro, Mr. D. G. Turner Mr. J. Robertson, R ock .................. Rev. R. T. Thornton, Turner .. Woof, b Rock Sherwin, not out B 4,1 b 5 .. Total .. b .. 47 b .. 1 b .. 1 .. 0 .. 0 .. 9 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C a m b r id g e . First Innings. Second Innings. INCOGNITI v. MR. A. S. TABOR’S XI. Played at Cheam on June 21. I ncogniti . W . Saulez, o and b D aym an .................. 7 C. J. Ashmore, b Du- b u is s o n .................. 9 G. J. Fraser, b Du- b u isb o n .................. 10 C. Lubbock, not ou t.. 2 B 9,1 b 2, w l,n b 3 15 Total .276 O/B. Martyn,c Sydney, b Soames..................18 G. Palmer, c Tancock, b Soam es..................14 F. E. Street, retired h u r t ..........................93 A. W. L. Hemming, b Dubuisson .. .. 82 W. E. Martyn, run out 6 C. Awdry, c Wilson, b Soames ..................62 J. W. Stanton, c Gi­ berne, b Soames .. 8 M r . T abo r ’ s XI. A. S. Tabor, b Palmer 10 P. Toynbee, not out. .107 Rev. F. Wilson, b W. W. W. Dayman, not E. Martyn .. .. 16 out ............................87 Hon. A. Sydney, c W.B 16,1 b 4, w 5 .. 25 Martyn, bPalmer . . 1 0 — A.W. Soames,c Saulez T o ta l...................272 b W. E. Martyn 67 E. Giberne, W.H. DuBuisson, H. Brougham, Rev. J. K. Tancock, and W. J. F. Giffard did not bat, R. S. Jones, c Giles, b M ills ................. . . 7 8 W. J. Essery,c I‘Anson, b Mills ................1 Rev. E. B. Cotton, b M ills ....................... 1 S. Choesman, 1b w, b PAnson ............... 8 A. H ol^c and b Mills 7 C a rsh alton P a r k . CARSHALTON PARK v. CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS. Played at Carshalton Park on June 21. C h ath am H ouse W a n d e r e r s . J. W. Clemence,bMills F. Clemenoe,b 1‘Anson 5 J. VVootton, b Burnell 71 A. R. O. Stutfield, o Caustun, b I ‘Anson 8 J. A. S. Jones, not out 7 B 2, 1b 1 . . . . 8 R. 1‘Anson, c Chees­ man, b Cotton .. .. 0 S. A. Jones, 1b w, b J. Jones ..........................2 G. H. Cooper, b JJones 5 G. E. Jeffery, c Chees­ man, b Cotton .. .. 16 Mills, b J. Jonej .. .. 5 H. B. Burnell, c Holt, b E s s e r y .................. 28 J. Colman, c J. W. Cle­ mence, b Wootton .. 57 Capt. Muggeridge, b Essery .................. 2 C. J. Giles, not out .. 6 A. Durandu, c Chees­ man, b F. Clemence J, Causton, o Cotton, b Essery ..................0 L b 1, n b 1 .. .. 2 0 Total .123 WOODFORD WELLS v. HON. ARTIL­ LERY CO. Played at Finsbury on June 21. W. Kemsley, b Bishop 3 S. E. Palmer, b Crook 6 H. Tween, b Matthews 47 E. C. Palmer, b Pocock 25 W . W. Tween, b Crook 61 F. Carter, c Winter, b Wyatt......................... 21 D. Pullinger, b Crook 21 W oodford W e l l s . L. Bond, not out.. .. 48 A.Good,c and b Thorpe 8 A. Wohlgemuth, o Matthews, b Thorpe 3 D. Faulkner, b Thorpe 3 B 29,1 b 6, w 4 .. 89 T o t a l..................28 H on . A r t il l e r y C o . Crook, b Kemsley .. 3 Russell, o Faulkner, b Palmer ..................0 Bishop, not out .. .. 1 Lieut.Reynolds,not out 1 B ..................................2 Total STREATHAM v. OLD BRUCIANS. Played at Streatham on June 21. S t r e a th a m . W . S. Trollope, b Rob­ son ..........................37 D. R. Hallam, b Strode 46 H. Hardy, c Shaw, b H i l l .......................... 18 C. L. Morgan, b H ill.. 15 A. Lingham, b Strode 8 C. Morgan, not out .. 18 A. M. Case, c Robson, b H ill..........................6 J. Bullen, o Eiloart, b H i l l .........................0 G. Withers, bStrode.. 0 A. Kayess, c Strode, b H i l l ......................... 4 H. Hewitt, c Strodo, b H i l l .........................8 B 7 , w i .. .. 8 Total O ld B ru cian s . .153 First Innings. C. Robson,c Bullen,bTrol­ lope ..................................20 b C. Morgan L. Shaw, c Withers, b Trollope.......................... W . W . Reeve, b C. Morgan A. Hyland, c C. Morgan, b T rollope.......................... Seoond Innings. 6 b Trollope .. .. 1 c Bullen,b C.Morgan 32 R. Hill, b C. Morgan .. 0 E. Strode, b C. Morgan .. 14 E. Foa, c Case, b Trollope 10 E. W . Bird, b C. Morgan 13 W. H. Rider, b Trollope 0 F. E. Eiloart, not out .. 2 B 7,1 b 1 ..................8 c Hewitt, b C. Mor­ gan ..................89 run o u t ..................14 not o u t ..................16 not o u t ..................7 W Total. Total .. ..115 BROADWATER v. 2 nd CHARTERHOUS X I, Played at Charterhouse on June 18. B r o a d w a te r . E M. Marshall, c Hansell, b Lewis ..................11 Hon. C. Lawrence, c Drake, b Barnett . .121 C. Fairclough, b Led- w a rd ..........................19 T. B. Mellersh, b Led- w a rd ..........................0 W.Lea, c Ralli, b Lewis 8 F. F. Hensley, b Holden 16 C h a r t e r h o u se . Rev. J. Tait, c and b Lew is..........................32 H. R. Smith, b Lewis.. 8 C. Mellersli, b Lewis.. 0 C. H. Tyler, b Lewis .. 3 E. S. Escombe, not out 2 B 4, 1b 2, w 5, nb 1 12 Total..................227 Total. .185 Wr.Barnett, b Tait H. L. Lewis,not out .. 33 B 7, w3 ..................la D. P. Ralli, b Marshall 6 R. G. Baker, b Tait .. 0 F. E. Holden, b Mar­ shall ..........................0 A. L. Hansell, not out 41 T otal...................99 C. W . Parry, b Tait .. 0 G. H. Lediard, H. C. Price, A. J. Martyn, and B. H, T. Drake did not bat.