Cricket 1884

272 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, J u ly io, i884. GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. CASTLETON CLUB. The Philadelphian team added another to their recent successes, at Rochdale, on Saturday, when they defeated the Castle- ton Club by an innings and 16 runs. Scott, Macnutt, and C. A. Newhall were unable to play for the Americans. Some good batting, though, was shown by R. S. Newhall, Thayer, Brewster, and Law, and their total of 298 was altogether beyond the capacities of their opponents. The home team indeed, with the exception of Messrs. Taylor and Chadwick, could do nothing with Lowry’s bowling, and he was credited with 15 wickets at a cost cf 132 runs. P h il a d e l p h ia n s . E. W. Clark, b Butter­ worth .......................... 1 1 IV. C. Morgan, bTaylor 8 J. B. Thayer, run out 53 R. S.Newhall,c Sawyer, b T a y lo r ..................64 F. E. Brewster, c Taylor, b Standing 45 D. P. Stoever,b Butter­ worth .......................... 0 W. Brockie, c Clegg, b Leach..........................29 J. Fox, 1b w, b Clegg 1 S. Law, not out ... . . 5 1 H. Brown, c Clegg, b Taylor ...................21 C. Lowry, c Moles- worth, b Taylor .. 1 E xtras...................19 Total ..298 C astleton C lu b . First Innings. Second Innings. R. Osborn, c Brockie, b L ow ry.................................. 3 b L a w .................. 12 W . Standing, c Stoever, b Low ry.................................. 12 c Stoever, b Lowry 10 F. Taylor, b Lowry .. 81 c Brewster.bLowry 15 J. W. Clegg, c Clark, b Low ry.................................. 8 c Newhall, b Fox 29 E. L. Chadwick, c Stoever, b Low ry.................................. 2 c Brown, b Fox .. 60 A. W . Sawyer, c Thayer, b ►Low ry.................................. 2 8 A. Molesworth, b Law.. .. 4 b Lowry .. .. 18 J. Leach, c Fox, b Lowry .. 2 not ou t................... 10 P. Butterworth, b Lowry .. 8 c Law, b Lowry .. 9 E. Leach, not out .. „ 4 c Fox, b Lowry .. 0 10 b Lowry .. 12 3 Extras .. 15 Total .................. 81 Total ..198 PHILADELPHIAN BOWLING. First Innings. Second Innings. Stoever .. Lowry .. Law O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. 20 14 19 0 . . . . 2 1 4 0 80.110 51 9 39 6 81 6 10 5 11 1 6.3 4 5 1 Clark ’ 8 1 86 0 Fox .. 23 6 48 2 Brockie 2 0 12 0 Thayer 2 0 8 0 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. LANSDOWN CLUB. The Philadelphians did a good perform­ ance in this match finished| at Bath on Thursday. In all 648 runs were totalled for twenty-one wickets—good scoring. Scott, Brewster, and Morgan all showed excellent cricket for the Americans, The game was drawn. L ansdow n C lu b . First Innings, E. M. Grace, 1 b w, b L a w ......................89 E. Sainsbury, c Clarke, b F ox .....................108 P.K.Stothert, cStoever, b C la rk e ............... 6 D. D. Pontifex, 1b w, b Clarke ................ 0 Rev. E. Graham, c sub., b T h ayer.............. 19 J. E. Trask, b Thayer 57 E. C. B. Ford, c Scott, b C. A. Newhall .. 6 G. T. Mirehouse, b C. A. Newhall .. .. 6 L. Porter, c Morgan, b C. A. Newhall.. . . 4 P. Smith, st MorgaD, b Fox..........................5 E. Casson, not out .. 0 E x tr a s .................. 11 Total ..811 In the Second Innings E. M . Grace scored (not out) 13, Rev. E. Graham, c Fox, b Stoever, 5—Total, 18. G en tlrm en of P h il a d e l p h ia . E. W . Clarke, c Sains­ bury, b Mirehouse .. 8 W. C. Morgan, c Stot- hert, b Mirehouse .. 59 C. A. Newhall, 1b w, b Trask.......................... 6 J. A. Scott, run out .. 80 J.B. Thayer, c Stothert, b MSrehouse .. . . 2 1 R. S. Newhall, b Mire­ house .. ................ 1 D. P. Stoever, st Ford, b G r a c e .................. F.E. Brewster, c Trask, b G r a c e .................. S. Law, b Trask.. .. J. M. Fox, c Pontifex, b G r a c e .................. H. Macnutt, not ou t.. E x tr a s .................. Total ..319 PHILADELPHIAN BOWLING. O. M. R.W. C. Newhall. 87 18 50 8 Macnutt .. 23 9 40 0 Clarke . . 2 2 8 54 2 Thayer '.. 26 7 42 2 0. M. R.W For .. .. 14.2 6 89 2 L aw .. .. 11 4 27 1 Stoever . . 5 2 25 0 Brewster.. 11 4 23 0 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. GENTLEMEN OF LIVERPOOL. After a highly exciting finish the Phila­ delphian team beat the Gentlemen »of Liverpool on Tuesday last with only four runs to spare. The Americans had an ad­ vantage of sixteen runs on the first innings, but they did not fare so well when they went in again, and the only noteworthy feature of their batting was the excellent play of their captain, R. S. Newhall, who contributed 52 to their total of 102. Liverpool wanted 119 to win, and so well did Parr and Potter play, that 101 had been got when the fifth wicket fell. Eighteen then were only required to win, but after this Lowry’s bowling proved so effective that the innings was completed for an addition of only thirteen, and the Philadelphians were able to claim a very creditable victory just before time. Their success was in a great measure due to Lowry, who took six wickets in Liverpool's second innings for 16 runs. P h il a d e l ph ia n s . First Innings. Second Innings. A. J. Scott, b W ood .. .. 93 c G. F. Hornby, b Wood .. .. 1 C. A. Newhall, b G.*l F. Hornby ..........................3 c Potter, b W ood 0 J. B. Thayer, run out.. .. 15 b W ood..................10 R. S. Newhall, c G. F. Hornby, b A,anson .. 26 c E. C. Hornby, b Manson .. . . 5 2 W. C. Morgan, c ,Parr, b E. E. Steel . . j .................. 6 c G. F. Hornby, b W ood .. .. 0 E. W. Clark, b Wood .. .. 15 b G. F. Hornby 13 D. P. Stoever, st Potter, b E. E. Steel..........................9 b E.|E. Steel .. 0 F. E. Brewster, c G. F. Hornby, b Wood .. .. 3 b E .E . Steel .. 11 W. Brockie, c Wood, b E. E. S t e e l ..................................0 not out................... 6 S. Law, st Potter, b E. E. S t e e l ..................................2 c E. C. Hornby, b G .F. Hornby.. 0 W. C. Lowry, not o u t .. •• 1 c and b Manson.. 1 E x tr a s .................. l i Extras .. .. 8 Total ..185 Total. ..102 G e n tle m e n » f L iv e r po o l . R. G. Dunlop, c C. A. New* hall, b L o w r y ..................3 E. Roper, c and b Lowry .. 6 R. Wood, c Scott, b Lowry.. 11 E.E. Steel, b C. A. Newhall 7 H. B. Steel, b C. A. Newhall 77 G. Bird, c and b C. A. New­ hall ..................................27 E. C. Hornby, c and b Law 0 H. B. Parr, run out .. .. 5 G. F. Hornby, c Morgan, b C. A. N ew h a ll..................0 W . H. Potter, not ou t.. .. 9 E. Manson, b C. A. Newhall 19 E xtras..................5 Total.. .. 169 c Morgan,b Lowry 3 c Scott, b C. A. Newhall .. .. 7 c Thayer, b Lowry 13 not out .. .. 0 c Stoever, b Law 1 c R. S. Newhall, b Lowry .. .. 0 c Thayer, b Lowry 7 c Thayer, b Lowry 46 b Clark..................0 st Morgan ,bLowry 82 b Clark..................0 Extras .. .. 9 Total ..111 PHILADELPHIAN BOWLING. L iv e r po o l . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R .W . Lowry.................. 30 6 64 3 .. .. 12 5 16 6 Clark...................16 12 10 0 .. .. 7 2 12 2 C. Newhall .. 23 7 55 5 .. . . 14 2 55 1 Thayer . . . . 2 0 10 0 L a w ................... 13 3 25 1 . . .. 8 3 26 1 BICKLEY PARK v. BEXLEY. Played at Bickley on July 5. B ic k le y P a r k . A. Bouch, c E. C. Friend, b Horner .. 8 C, C. Parr, retired hurt 12 C. A. W . Gilbert, b Homer ..................0 M. P. Betts,c Johnson, b W. B. Friend .. 40 J. Dives, c Johnson, b L. A. Shuter .. .. 29 P. C. Parr, b E. C. Friend .................. 4 E. R.Boucb,c Johnson, bL . A. Shuter.. . . 1 5 J. H. Vigne, c Mann, b Horner ..................16 A. Gibson, c Hilton, b Hornor ..................14 A. H. Latter, b E. C. Friend 1 ..................0 H. H. Carey, not out .. 0 B 22,1 b 4, w 1 .. 27 Total . .165 B e x l e y . First Innings. L. A. Shuter, b Latter 2 P. Hilton, c and b P. C. Parr .................. 2 W . B. Friend, b P. C. P i r r .......................... 6 E. C. Friend, c Gilbert, b P . C. Pair .. .. 7 Capt.Johnson, c Betts, b P. C. Parr .. .. 7 T. Ashdown, c Latter, bP .C . Parr .. .. 2 W. W . Mann, c A, Bouch, b P. C. Parr 2 E. C. Horner, b Latter 12 E. Y. Drew, not out .. 5 L. W. Jackson, bLatter 0 B 6 ,1 b 3, n b 1 .. 10 Total . .. 55 In the Second Innings E. C. Friend scored (not out) 50, E. C. Homer (not out) 22, E. Y. Drew, o sub., b Gibson, 4 ; b 2,1 b 1, w 1—Total 80. OAKFIELD v. BRIGHTON COLLEGE. Played at Brighton on June 28. B righ ton C o lleg e . G. H. Cotterill, c and b Roper.. .. .. . . 2 7 L. C. Raymond, c L. Turner, b Roper .. 8 G. L. Wilson, b Roper 18 E. H. Cole, b L. Tamer 1 F. H. O’Donoghue, b L. Turner.................. 0 E. W. H. Ritchie, c J. Turner, b Roper .. 8 b L. C. H. Bond, Tumor .................. W . D. Eggar, b L. Turner .................. 1 W. J. Richardson, c Janson, b Roper .. 20 B. Cass, b L. Turner .. 7 H. A. Daniel, not out.. 1 B 10,w 2 .. .. 12 T ota l..................103 O a k fie ld . F. W. Janson, run out 2 L. J. Turner, b Cass .. 43 A. J. Lane, b O’Dono­ ghue ..........................43 F. West, c Raymond, b Ritchie..................5 H. A. Roper, b Wilson 20 J. Turner, b O’Dono­ ghue ..........................33 A. Lintott, c Wilscn, b C a s s ..........................24 H. H. Minton, c Rit* chie, b Cass .. .. 13 O. H. Marks, l b w , b O’Donoghue .. .. 5 A. L. Elborough, not „ out .............................. C. Denston, b W ilson.. B 2,1 b 4, w 5 .. 11 T otal. BURLINGTON v. BRUCE CASTLE SCHOOL. Played at Bruce Castle, Tottenham, on July 5. B urlin g ton . E. C. Lindup, b Arun­ dell ..........................25 E. B. Warren, retired h u r t ..........................119 F. W. Freeman,cWells, b Alm ack..................1 E. Williamson, c C. White, b Almack .. 17 Rev. H. W. Dennis, c C. White, b Almack 9 At E. Green, b Almack 2 V. W. Blair, not o ut .. 82 J. Maclood, run o u t .. 4 E. G. Rust, et C. White, b Almack .. 4 E. Blair c E. White,b Baker ..................19 C. A. Stein, not out .. 23 E x tr a s .................. 16 Total .271