Cricket 1884

m s 10, 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF ^SE GAME. 267 DORKING v. FAIRFIELD. Played at Dorking on July 1. D ohiiing . Sanford, b Co3ons .. 87 H. Fuller, b L. Wood 69 Goulding, b L. W ood 13 H. J. Iv^ery, c Stein, b A. W o o d ..................28 E. L. Trower, b Cosens 13 J. A. White, b A. Wood 8 A. C. W illy, b Cosens 0 C. H. Wood, b A. W ood 0 A. J. Fuller, b Cosens 9 A. L. Batson, c Bush, b Cosens ?..................U C. Fuller, not out .. 0 B 22, l b l , w 1 . . 2 1 Total , .251 F a ir f ie l d . J. N. Bush, b H. Fuller 25 A. E. Graham, b H. Fuller .................. 11 L. Wood, b Goulding.. 2 F. W. Freeman,st San­ ford, b Wood .. ..103 C. H. Wall, c Ivery, b H. Fuller..................8 G. Cosens, c Willy, b C. F u ller..................32 F. H. Moore, c Wood, b W h it e ..................78 C. H. Barber, c Batson, b Trow er................20 A. Wood, c A. Fuller, b W h it e .................1 C. A. Stein, not oat .. 11 R. W. Gaskin, c Gould­ ing, b Trower .. .. 3 B 8, w 1.................9 Total , .303 WANSTEAD v. BUCKHURST HILL. Played at Buckhurst Hill on June 28. W an stead . S. R. Bastard, c Nich­ olls, b Lloyd .. ..236 W. Pearce, b Lockyer ] E. A. Read, b Kennett 76 H. Fowlor, c Nicholls,b K e n n e tt..................0 Herbert Johnson, 1bw, b Kennett .. .. 0 F. C. Hill, b Lockyer.. 23 Buckhurst Hill did not bat. W. Haddon, c Piggott, b H a n t s ..................10 H. El. Garrett, not out 4 S. Walters, b Lockyer 3 F. P. Bates, bXloyd .. 1 B 2, 1b 4, w 3,n b l 10 Total .. .. ..864 WANSTEAD v. RICHMOND. Played at Richmond on July 3. R ich m on d . A. Springett, 1 b w, b Kirwan .................. 3 W. Furze, run out .. 12 S. T. Oswald, b Morice 26 W. Lindsey, c Savill, b Morice ..................3 F. W. Bush, c Kirwan, b M o r ic e ..................9 H. J. Hill, c Savill, b Morice ..................8 W a n ste a d . W. S. Mori e, b Bing­ ham ..........................1 E. C. Evelyn, run out 48 S. M. Kirwan, c Furze, b Yarburgh .. .. 17 E. A. Raad, c Oswald, b Bush ..................75 S. R. Bastard, c Furze, b Bingham .. .. 12 E. E. Cockett, b Bush 2 F. G. Willes, b Cockett 47 R. E. Yarburgh, b Cockett ..................18 J. Finch, b Kirwan .. 24 T. H. Bingham, c and b Cockett.................. 6 C. J. C. Scott, not ou t.. 0 B 12, 1b 3, w 4,nb3 22 Total . .178 H. Savill, bBingham .. 2 E. Pelly, c Lindsey, b B ingham .................. 2 L. Eaium, b Bush .. 4 R. B. Johnson, b Bing­ ham ..........................7 F. C. Hill, nf-t out .. 3 B 1,1 bl2, n b l .. 14 T otal..................187 STYGIAN3 v. PUTNEY SCHOOL, riayed at Putney on Jane 11. S ty g ia n s . W. H. Gallier, b Haines ..................lb G. Gorton, b Dulley .. 4 J, B. Oakley, b Dulley 2 G. W. Henderson, b Haines .................. 29 W. S. Shirley, c E. Breton, b Haines .. 25 C. II. Barber, b A. Bailey..........................2 P u tney S chool . A. II. Newington, b Haines ..................8 C. A. Stein, b Haines.. 13 W. Lawrence, b Haines 0 Hon. E. Fletcher, not out ..........................1 E x tra s ..................16 T otal..................118 A. Dullcy, b Oakley .. 19 E. H. Breton, b Oakley 3 W. A. Bailey,c Barber, b O a k ley..................6 A. S. Bailey, b Oakley 0 II. Fletcher, b Oakley 4 E. O.Williams, bOakley 0 Rev. F. W. Haines, c Gallier, b Stein .. 3 W. Breton, c Shirley, b Stein .................. A. B. Layton, b Oakley J. D. Dividson, b Stein II. S. Page, not out .. E x tra s .................. Total . GUY’S HOSPITAL v. BRENTWOOD. Played at Brentwood on July 3. G uy ’ s H ospital , First Innings. R. Thompson, b Bagot 37 W. J. Lee, rot. out .. 13 W.S.Brown,bE.Bames 14 A. D. Fripp, b Francis 3 R. Hicks, c E. Barnes, b B a g o t .......................7 B 19, lb 4, w 1 .. 24 T o ta l................... 153 W. J. Scott, c Read, b B a g o t............................... z A. F. Clarke, b Bagot.. 31 C. D. Rygate, b Ward 12 J. Cruickshank, c and b Bagot..........................10 A. J. Carter, b Francis 0 S. Wacher, c Growse, b Bagot..........................0 B r e n tw o o d . First Innings. Second Innings. H.R.Bagot,c and b Cruick­ shank ......................... 3 c Fripp, b Cruick­ shank .................. H. Ward, c Sco t,bCruick- shank .........................6 run o u t ..................... W.H. P. Barnes, bRygate 16 c Cruickshank, b F rip p .................. H. H. Francis, c Lee, b Cruickshank .. .. .. 3 c Thompson, b Rygate.................. J. J. Read, c Hicks, b Rygate ........................18 b F .i p p .................... E.P. Barnes, c Thompson, b Cruickshank .. .. 8 E. C. Nicholls, c Brown, b Cruickshank.................. R. Grouse, b Cruick- shank .......................... J. Turrell, l b w , b Cruick­ shank .......................... H. Wallis, not out .. E. N. Cubitt, c Scott, b Cruickshank Cruickshank, b F r ip p ...................5 0 c and b Cruickshank 4 8 not o u t .................. 6 0 7 c and b Cruickshank 4 B 1,1b 3 .................. 4 B 1, l b 1 Total..........................72 Total . . 2 ..114 BRONDESBURY UNITED v. CHAMPION HILL. Played at the Greyhound, Dulwich, on June 26. C h am pio n H il l . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Bentley, c Chivere, b B a3s......................................19 c Bass, b Russell .. 10 E. Rooke, b Russell . . 1 4 c Basr, b Russell .. 5 P. Rooke, b Bass W. Bentley, b Russell W. Sutton, c Oxenham, b B ass............................... W. Bosher, b Bass .. . H. Bei ks, b Oxenham Harrison, c Russell, Oxenham ................ A. Rooke, b Oxenham L. Haydon, notout .. Goodhew, absent .. . 4 run out ................15 2 not o u t ................ 2 15 16 b Oxenham .. .. st Glanville, b Oxen­ ham .................. 0 b Russell.................. 6 8 b Oxenham Extras ., Total 0 , 0 0 10 b Russell, b Oxenham .. c Glanville, b Oxen­ ham ................ Extras .. .. J. Bass, c W. Bentley, b Haydon..................56 J. II. Oxenham, c Sutton, b W.Bentley 24 D.Glauville,b W . Bent­ ley ..........................0 II. B. Leonard,run out 2 G. Hodgson, c A. Bent­ ley, b Haydon.. .. 6 J. Russell, b W.Bentley 0 ..................91 Total B ro n d esbu ry U n it e d . First Innings. 73 for the captain, who played fine cricket for hi 101, they would have faredv.ery badly. When they went in a second time most of the Sussex team scored freely, and every one of the Kent eleven tried their hands with the ball. Jesse Hide played the best cricket for his 112, and Mr. Blackman hit freely, making 109 runs while in with Mr. Wyatt. Kent began their second innings in a minority of 515 runs, and but for another ex­ cellent display by Lord Harris they would in all probability have been beaten. As it was the game was drawn with Kent still 385 be­ hind and only three wickets to fall. In all 1,083 runs were totalled for thirty-seven wickets. S u ssex . First Innings. Mr. R. T. Ellis, b Wootton 8 Second Innings c Harris,b Christo­ pherson .. •. Tester, c Pentecost, b C. Wil­ son ..................................22 runout.. Mr. W. Newham, b Christo­ pherson ..........................76 Mr. H. Whitfeld, b £T. Hearne 44 18 Humphreys, c Harris, b Christopherson..................14 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, b W ootton 0 J. Hide, b H. Heame .. .. 39 Phillips, o G. Hearne, b Wootton ..........................13 Mr. W. Blackman, not ou t.. 32 A. Hide, 1b w, b Wootton .. 11 Juniper, st Pentecost, b Wootton .......................... 0 B 6,1 b 3, w 2 .. . . 1 1 Total .. ..270 K e n t , Fiist Innings. Mr. C. W ilson, c Phillips, b B lackm an..........................15 F. Heame, b Blackman 21 G. Chivers, c Harrison, b S u tto n ..................8 W, Snoxall, st Bosher, b Haydon..................4 II. Bell, b Haydon .. 0 S .' Sheath, c and b Haydon ..................4 G. White, not out .. 5 E x tra s ..................6 T otal.................. 115 In the Second Innings H. B. Leonard scored (not out) 25, G. Chivers (not out) 25 ; extras 3—Total, 53. SUSSEX v. KENT. The wickets at Brighton this season are in such excellent condition that it was cer­ tainly not surprising to find some heavy scoring again recorded in the first match of the season between these counties, concluded on Saturday. The Kentish eleven in their first innings, with the exception of Lord Harris, only made a moderate show, and but G. G. Hearne, b Blackman.. 16 Lord Harris, st Phillips, b Humphreys..........................101 Mr. 8. Christopherson, b A. Hide ..................................7 Wootton, c Whitfeld, b A, Hide ..................................4 Mr. L. Wilson, b Blackman 15 Mr. F. Marchant, c Phillips, b Tester .......................... Mr. A. C. Gibson, b J. Hide 6 Pentecost, st Phillips, b Humphreys..........................10 H. Hearne, not out .. .. 5 B 8,1 b 4, n b 2 .. . . 1 4 Total. .219 l b w, b Wootton 48 c H. Hearne, b Wootton .. . . 1 3 b Christopherson 22 b Pentecost.. .. 45 ht wkt, b H. Hearne .. .. 112 o Pentecost, b Harris .. .. 7 not out..................77 b Harris .. .. 9 c L. Wilson, b Harris .. .. 7 B 2 0 , l b 5 , w l 26 Total ..464 Second Innings. st Phillip8,b Hum* phreys .. . . 24 c Phillips, b A . H id e .................. 22 b Tester .. .. 6 notout.................. 40 st Phillips, b Humphreys .. 16 b Humphreys .. 0 c Whitfeld, b Juni- P e t,.................. 7 .st Phillips,bHum- ^JffirejB .. .. 7 B 7, n b 1 .. 8 Total ..130 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. Wootton .. . Christopherson G. Hearne .. . H. Hearne.. . C. Wilson .. . Gibson .. . O. M. R. W.t 62.1 30 94 5 43 14 34 7 6 O. M. R.W. 50 25 88 2 18 63 . . . 41 20 71 21 34 1 1 2'J 0 2 33 1 . 15 0 . 44 24 55 41 19 74 16 7 Lord Harris 11.1 M archant.. 4 L. Wilson .. 4 F. Heam e.. 4 Pentecost .. 6 H. Hearne bowled a wide. 3 86 0 1 20 0 3 28 3 2 5 0 0 21 0 0 18 0 1 19 1 K e n t . First Innings. A. Hide J. Hide .. Blackman .. Humphreys Juniper Tester.. ... . . 1 5 Second Innings. 0. M. R. W. O. M. R.W. 28 10 2 .. .. 16 11 11 1 bl 10 51 1 .. .. 4 3 6 0 32 13 49 4 .. .. 15 9 8 0 4 0 13 2 .. 80.2 12 66 4 11 3 •>1 0 .. .. 11 4 13 1 1 9, 25 1 .. .. 9 3 18 1 Blackman bowled three no tails.