Cricket 1884

256 ' CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, j u l y 3,1884. CHARLTON PARK v. GRAVESEND. Played at Charlton Park on June 25. C h arlton P a r k . W. Burnett, b Bell .. 5 J. Hunter, b Boorman 27 G. Turner, b Bigwood 1 A. C. Newsom, b Bell.. 14 W . G. Farquharson, b B e l l ..........................0 H. A . Raynes, not out 0 B 8, l b l , w 2 . . 1 1 M.A.Streatfeild, c Jack­ son, b Bell .. .. 0 W. McCanlip, c Boor­ man, b Bell .. . . 2 4 A. P. Zambrano, c and b K e m p ......................15 H. E. Lawrence, b Bnorm an......................46 A. Burnett, c Jeal, b Kemp................................5 Total..................148 G ravesen d . Bell, c Streatfeild, b A. B u r n e tt .................. A. Boorman, c Turner, b Zambrano .. .. T. Rot-he, c and b Hunter .................. J. Bigwood, c Streat­ feild, b Hunter Mnjor Hornby, b Mc­ Canlis .................. Capt. Jackson, run out A. S. Kemp, b W . Bur­ nett .......................... R. Jeal, b A. Burnett.. H. Halls, b A. Burnett R. J. Bryden, b A. Burnett ................... G. Naylor, not out .. B 2,1 b 2, w 1 T otal..................125 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA y. GENTLEMEN OF HAMPSHIRE. The Philadelphian team were beaten by the Gentlemen of Hants at Southampton on Saturday by five wickets. The ground after the continuous dry weather was fiery and hence there were no higli scores on either side. Mr. C. A. Newhall made his first ap­ pearance in this matchfor the Philadelphians. His fast bowling, as will be seen, proved of great serTice to his side. G e n tle m e n o r P h il a d e l p h ia . Second Innings, c Fellowes, b Chap­ man .................. b Chapman.. .. 1 c Bulpett, b Arm­ strong .. .. First Innings. J. A. Scott, run out E. W. Clarke, b Chapman P. B. Thayer, b Chapman .. 81 .. .. 10 R. Newhall, c Longman, b C h aym an ..........................19 C. A. Newhall,b Chapman .. 14 W. Brockie, b Chapman .. 4 F. E. Brewster, c Fellowes, b Arm strong..........................7 S. Law, b Chapman .. .. 0 R. C. Morgan, c Longman, b Armstrong..........................25 II.Macnutt, not out .. . . 1 1 R. C. Lowry, b Armstrong.. 0 B 6, lb 16 .. . . 2 2 Total .. ..189 c and b Chapman 1b w, b Armstrong c Fellowes, b Arm­ strong .. c Pares, b Arm­ strong .. .. b Currie .. .. not out.................. c Fellowes, b Cur­ rie .................. c Lacey, b Currie ! B 8,1 b 7 .. : Total .. 94 G en tlem en of H a m psh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. H. Armstrong, b Macnutt 6 c Macnutt, b C. Newhall .. .. 2 C. R. Bulpett, b Lowry .. 2 not out................5 G. II. Longman, c Morgan, b Macnutt ..........................27 notout..............25 F. E. Lacey, b C. Newhall .. 25 b C. Newhall .. 15 Major Wallace,c C. Newhall, bB rew ster..........................25 bC. Newhall .. 2 N. Pares, c R. Newhall, b Brewster ..........................3 C. E. Chapman, b C. Newhall 32 b C. Newhall .. 14 C. E. Currie, b C. Newhall.. 0 Rev. J. G. Crowdy, not out 43 b Macnutt .. .. 11 MajorFellowes,cR.Newhall, b Thayer ..........................12 H. Darby, c R. Newball, b Clarke................................. 20 B 2, lb 4, n b l .. 7 B 5,1 b 4 n b 1 .. 10 Total Total .. .. 84 PHILADELPHIAN "BOWLING, H a n ts . First Innings. O. M. R . W . Macuutt .. .. 19 5 55 2 Lowry .. .. 12 4 89 1 C. Newtall . . 2 0 9 47 8 Brewster.. .. 6 2 28 2 Thayer .. .. 5 0 21 1 Clarke .. .. 2.8 0 10 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . 16 8 80 1 . .. 17 3 43 4 Law .. 2 1 1 Macnutt and Newhall each bowled a no ball. GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. GENTLEMEN OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The Philadelphian team did another good performance at Cheltenham on Monday and Tuesday, when they beat the Gentlemen of Gloucestershire by 168 runs. R. S.Newhall, the captain, was the chief scorer, and he played capital cricket each time for his runs. C. A. Newhall and Clarke were the most successful bowlers, and each took eight wickets, the former at a cost of 65, the latter of 77 runs. P h ila d e lph ia n s . First Innings. Second Innings. J. A. Scott, c E. M. Grace, b W. G. Grace ..................0 c E. M. Grace, b W. G. Grace .. 28 E. W. Clarke, b W. G. Grace 10 b W. G. Grace .. 21 J. B. Thayer, b Pemberton.. 8 b Pemberton .. 50 R. S. Newhall, b W. G. Graoe 36 b Leatham .. .. 29 W. C. Morgan, b W. G. Grace 7 c E. M. Grace, b W. G. Grace .. 1 C. A. Newhall, b E. M. Grace 25 c E. M. Grace, b W. G. Grace .. 14 D. Stoever, c Hattersley- Smith, b W. G. Grace .. 19 b Leatham .. .. 4 F. E. Brewster, c E. M. Grace, b W. G. G ra ce .................. 4 c Clowes, b W. G. Grace .. .. 5 H. Macnutt, b W . G. Grace 32 c Clowes, b W. G. Grace .. . . 1 8 H. Brown, b Pemberton .. 10 n otou t..................14 W. C. Lowry, not out .. .. 0 c Leatham, b W. G.Grace .. .. 2 Extras ..................11 Extras .. .. 21 Total .. ..162 Total.. ..207 G en tlem en of G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. E.M . Grace, c Brewster, b C. A. Newhall..........................18 b C. A. Newhall.. 11 W. R. Gilbert, c Clarke, b C. A. Newhall..........................25 b Clarke .. .. 3 J. Cranston, c Thayer, b Clarko..................................0 c Brown, b C. A. Newball .. .. 44 W. G. Grace, c Thayer, b Clarko..................................41 c Clarke, bE.New­ hall ..................6 G. Francis, c Stoever, b Clarke .................................. Rev. P. Hattersley-Smith, b Clarke .................................. F. L. Cole, b Clarke .. •. 1 c Scott, b Macnutt 0 H. Clowes, b Clarke .. J. Hatton, b Clarko .. A. E. Leatham, b C. A. New­ hall ........................................ P. Pemberton, not out 0 b C. A. Newhall.. 10 2 c Brown, b C. A. Newhall .. .. T 0 c Macnutt, b Brewster .. .. 2 0 c Brewster, b Lowry .. .. 3 Extras..........................5 Total..................94 n otou t.. .. c Macnutt, Lowry .. Extras .. 14 Total ..107 PHILADELPHIAN BOWLING. G en tlem en of G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . l in t Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W . O. M.R. W. C. A. Newhall .. 27 10 41 3 . . .. 29 18 24 5 Clarke................ 17.2 4 33 7 .. .. 30 14 44 1 Lowry................... 9 2 15 0 .. .. 10.1 6 11 2 Macnutt.. 6 2 12 1 Brewster 5 2 9 1 C. A. Newhall bowled one wide. OLD CARTHUSIANS v. BRUCE CASTLE. Played at Bruce Castle on June 18. B ru ce C a stle . P. Helps, b Vintcent.. 0 E. Robins, b Powell .. 1 E. Baker, c Evelyn, b Powell .................. 16 C. White, c Locker, b Vintcent .................. 0 L. Shaw, b Powell .. 5 L. Arundell, c William­ son, b Powell .. .. 0 First Innings. R. Black, run out .. 8 O. Philpott, not out .. 5 W. Allmack, b Powell 0 F. Wells, b Vintcent.. 12 P. Richards, c Powell, b Vintcent .. <. 0 B 7 , 1 b 8 .. . . 1 0 Tgtal . 52 In the Second Innings, Baker scored (not out), 12, White (not out), 6, Shaw, b Vintcent, 8, O. Philjott, b Powell, 0, Wells, b Perkin, 9—Total 30. O ld C arth u sian s . W. W. Drew,run ou t.. 32 J. A. Perkin, c Baker, b Almack ..................27 J. Vintcent, run out .. 10 E. O. Powell, c Wells, b Richards .. .. 22 G. Williamson, l b w , b Allmack..................9 W. A. Evelyn, b All­ mack ..........................31 W. A. Locker, b Rich­ ards ..........................1 G. E. Smythe, b All­ mack ..........................8 E. S. Fardel, b Allmack 15 C. G. Allan, not out .. 3 B 5,1 b 8, w 2 . . 1 0 Total..................168 LANCASHIRE v. CHESHIRE. Lancashire,though only poorly represented, beat its neighbour of Cheshire easily at Man­ chester on Tuesday, with nine wickets to spare. The chief feature of the match was the excellent batting of Mr. O. P. Lancashire. He only gave one chance in his long score of 119. Though they were 171 behind, Cheshire made a good show when they went in a second time, and Lancashire had to make 38 to win. Mr. S. Hollins’ 67 was a first class display of batting. C h e sh ir e . First Innings. Watmough, c Hornby, b Watson ..........................27 Millward, c Harper, b Cross- land ..................................4 Davenport, b Crossland .. 47 Brown, b Crossland .. 4 Second Innings. b Burns .. .. 20 1b w, b Burns .. 23 c Pilling, b Whit­ taker................24 c Burns, b Whit­ taker............... 83 Mr. J. Wright, c Pilling, b Watson ..........................20 b Crossland.. Radcliffe, c Crossland, b Watson ..........................11 Wotherspoon, b Crossland.. 0 Mr. S. Hollins, b Crossland 5 Mr. J. Ravonscroft, b Cross- land ..................................1 Mr. A. M‘Lachlan, b Watson 0 Mr. J. Johnson, not out .. 0 runout................14 c Crossland, b Watson .. .. 1 c Hornby, b Whit­ taker................67 b Cross’and.. .. 4 not out..................9 st Pilling, b Cross- land ..................4 B 2,1 b 2 .. 4 B 8,1 b 4 ........................7 Total...................126 Total ..208 L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. Mr. A N. Hornby, b naggas, 1b w, b Mill- Brown..........................19 w ard......................12 Robinson, c Brown, b Watson, b Brown .. 35 Wright ..................2 Burns, b Millward .. 5 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c Pilling, not o u t .. .. 0 Ravenscroft, b Mill- Crossland, c and b w a r d ......................... 119 M illward.................... 1 Mr. F. Harper, run out 0 B 10,1 b 4 .. . . I t Whittaker, b Brown .. 44 — Mr. E. Leese, c and b Total .. ..297 M illw ard..................46 In the Second Innings,Robinson scored (not out 21, Whittaker (not out) 9, Harper, c Watmough, b Millward, 10; b 1-T otal, 41. BOWLING ANALYSIS. C h e sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. 47.1 29 R. W. 32 4 Second Inninps. O. M. R. W. 20 P2 Crossland .. 85 15 52 6 .. . . 88 13 74 3 Burns .. .. 6 0 25 0 .. . . 14 4 81 2 Whittaker .. 6 2 10 0 .. . . 18.3 7 29 3 Hornby. 2 0 8 0 L a n cash ire . First Innings, Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . W right.. . . . .. 18 4 45 1 88 11 74 3 .. .. 7 1 22 0 Johnson .. .. 4 2 24 0 Millward .. .. 80 9 52 5 .. .. 6.1 1 18 M‘Lachlan.. .. 21 12 27 0 Wotherspoon .. 13 1 41 0 Raven?croft 8 0 12 0 Watmough.. .. 1 0 8 0 ETON v. WINCHESTER. The fifty-fifth match between these Schools commenced at Winchester on Friday, and ended on the following day in favour of Eton