Cricket 1884

286 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 17, 1884* YORKSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. The Lancashire eleven deserve to he heartily congratulated on their success at Sheffield on Tuesday, over Yorkshire in this match, for Allan Hill’s benefit. The ground after the recent rains was of course against the batsmen, and Barlow and Peate proved very effective with the ball for their respective sides. The bowling of the former was indeed the feature of the match, and the Lancashire victory was in a great measure due to him. Altogether he delivered G2 overs and lball for 66 runs andlo wickets, a very fine performance. Briggs and Mr. A. G. Steel were responsible for 112 out of a total of 165 from the bat in Lancashire’s first innings. The latter’s score of 75 not out was a capital display of batting, with only one chance when he had made 59. Bates Lit very freely for 66 for Yorkshire, but other­ wise there was little noteworthy in their bat­ ting, and in the first innings the last eight batsmen together only made 14 runs. Lan­ cashire won by six wickets. First Innings. Second Innings, UJyett, c Robinson, b B a r lo w .................. .. 11 c Pilling, b Barlow 0 Hall, b Barlow .. .. 28 run o u t .................. 7 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Bar- low, b Wood .. .. 0 2 "Hates,c and b Barlow .. 66 o Wood, b Barlow.. 8 H lyley, c Robinson, b B a rlo w .................. .. 0 b Barlow.................. 0 Peel, b Watson.. 3 st Pilling, b Barlow 0 Grimehaw, b Barlow .. 0 14 Emmett, b Barlow .. .. 4 b A. G. Steel .. 10 Peate, c and b W’atson .. 7 c and b Barlow 17 Hunter, not out .. o not o u t .................. 10 Harrison, b Barlow.. .. o b Barlow.................. 0 B 8,1 b 1 .. , . 9 B 8,1 b 1 .. .. 4 To’ al .. 72 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr.A.N.Hornby, c Hawke, b P e a t o .................. .. 9 1b w, b Bates 1 Barlow, b Peate.. 5 st Hunter, b Peate 0 Mr.A.G.Steel,c Grimshaw, b P e a te .................. .. 37 not o u t .................. 16 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Ulyett .................. .. 15 b B a t e s .................. 5 Briggs, not ou t.. .. 75 1b w, b Bates 4 Mr. H. B. Steel, b Bates 7 not out .................. 2 Robinson, et Hunter, b Peate .................. .. 1 Mr. R. Wood, b Peate .. 0 Watson, b Ulyett .. .. 7 Pilling, h w, b Peate .. 4 Crossland, b Peato .. . . 5 B 4, l b l .. .. B .................. 3 Tatal .. , ,170 Total .. .. 31 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o rk sh ire . 26 First Innings. O. M. R.W 39.2 22 11 3 4 2 11 6 9 4 Watson .. .. 24 16 21 2 L ancashire . Barlow .. R. Wood A. G. Steel Briggs .. Crossland 7 1 5 0 12 0 17 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W . .. ..20.3 10 28 6 0 12 82 18 26 Peato .. Ulyett.. Bates .. Emmett Peel .. Harrison First Innings. O. M. R.W. 45.2 29 46 7 19 9 37 2 i 1 12 0 2 9 0 Second Innines. O. .. .. 10.2 M. R.W. 4 14 1 33 18 46 5 9 13 3 14 3 3 15 0 MIDDLESEX v. SURREY. Surrey succeeded in reversing the result of its first match with Middlesex in the return at Lord’s, on Monday and Tuesday. Middle­ sex was at the last moment deprived of the valuable services of Messrs. C. T. Studd and A . J. Webbe, and, though the eleven was a strong one, these two amateurs have always proved so successful against Surrey that they were much missed. The ground was of course slow after the recent rains, and in consequence the scoring was much below the average of these matches. The chief feature of the batting was Mr. I. D. Walker’s per­ formance in the first innings of Middlesex. He went in first and carried out his bat for 47 out of a total of 126, playing unusually steadily throughout. Barratt and Mr. Horner bowled very effectively for Surrey, who won by seven wickets. Score and analysis:.— M iddlesex . First Innings. Mr. I. D. Walker, not out .. Mr. T. S. Pearson, b Morton Mr. A. P. Lucas, c W ood, I Horner................................. Mr. A. W. Ridley, c Abel, Horner.................................. Mr. T. C. O’Brien,c Bowden b M o r t o n ......................... b B a r i a t t ........................ Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, Shuter, b Horner Mr. P. J. Henery, c Abel, Horner.................. .. . Mr. J. Robertson, 1b w, Horner................................ Mr. J. W . McEwen, Bowden, b Barratt .. Burton, c and b Barratt B 8 ,1 b 6, w 1 ................ Total..........................126 S urrey . First Innings. Mr. J. Shuter. b Burton .. 2 Mr. M. P. Bowden, b Burton 40 Mr. E. J. Diver, h w, b Burton.................................. Mr. W. W. Read, c Yernon, b Robertson .. .. M.Read,c Lucas,b Robertson Mr. W E. Roller, c O’Brien, b B a r t o n .......................... Abel, not o u t.......................... Wood, c Pearson, b Walker 16 Mr. P. H. Morton, b Walker 0 Barratt, b Robertson .. .. 21 Mr. C. E. Horner, b Robert­ son ..................................1 B 9,1 b 3 ..........................12 47 Second Innings, b Barratt 1 10 c Abel, b Barratt 6 4 c Shutcr,bBarratt 4 b 7 c Roller, b Barratt 46 8 b Horner .. 7 3 : c Diver, b Barratt 19 3 b Morton .. 0 7 b Barratt 5 6 c Wood, b Horner 30 8 b Horner 0 8 5 15 B l, l b l .. 5 Total ..128 Second Innings, b Burton .. .. CO 14 c Pearson,b'Lucas IS 15 0 24 not ou t.. not out.................. c and b Burton .. B ;4,1b 1 Total. .147 Total ..108 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M id d le se x . First Innings. O. M. R.W . Barratt .. .. 87.214 66 3 Morton . . . . 16 5 26 2 Horner .. .. 28 19 19 5 Roller . . . . 1 1 0 0 I S urrey . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Burton .. .. 43 23 47 4 McEwen .. 10 2 87 0 Robertson .. 29.113 44 4 Walker . . . . 5 2 7 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . .. 23.2 8 42 6 . .. 15 7 . .. 18 6 . . . 5 0 17 1 40 3 13 0 0 11 0 Second Inning's. O. M. R.W. 18 .. .. 3 .. .. 14 .. .. 9 Lucas 9 0 7 £3 2 1 5 0 7 27 0 5 8 0 STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM. Hayed at Streatham on July 12. Key gave a chance when he had made one hun dred and seventy. Score :— S treatham . J. W. Roughton, b W . S. Trollope, b Mor­ gan ......................C9 D. R. Hallam, c Bub, b Baker.......................1 K. J. Key, not cut . .204 H. Hardy, st Collier, b C ros6kev..............16 Rev. R. H. Fison, b Morgan ................2 A. N. Morley,st Collier, b Crosskc-y...............19 B eckenham . C. Crosskey, not out .. 82 I B 4, w 2 C. Baker, not out .. 12 I Total Drew.. A. Lingbam,c Baker, b Crosskey .................. 2 E.Robinson.bCrosekey 0 C. Morgan, c Collier, b M o r g a n ..................14 A. P. Kent, b Morgan 23 B ..........................9 Total.. ..884 STREATHAM SCHOOL v. DULWICH HOUSE SCHOOL. Played at Sfcreatham on July 9. S trbatham S chool . F.’rst Innings. Second Innings. Rev. R. Fison, b Cornish .. 9 b Shepherd.. .. 15 J. Greenwood, b Shepherd.. 1 b Shepherd.. .. 0 EIardy,c Cornish, b Shepherd 13 b Shepherd.............. 1 T. Price, b Shepherd .. .. 0 c Shepherd, b Cor­ nish .................. 6 A. Johnston, b Cornish .. 8 b Shepherd.. .. 0 H. Parker, b Cornish .. .. 6 b Shepherd.. .. 21 C. Paton, b Shepherd .. .. 2 b Shepherd.. .. 9 W. Isbistcr, b Cornish.. .. 0 cCarter,bShepherd 0 A. Hobbs, b Cornish .. .. 4 notou t.. .. 0 A. Strange, b Shephord .. 3 b Shepherd.. .. 4 F. Greenwood, not out .. 6 c Sattorfield, b Shepherd.. .. 4 B 12, l b 2 .................. 14 B ..................... 11 Total ..................61 Total.. .. 71 D ulwich H ouse S chool . First Innings. Second Innings. N. Carter, c Greenwood, b Hardy .. ..........................0 c and b Johnston 1 Beringer, b Hardy .. .. 2 notout........5 Cornish, c Patou, b Fison .. 27 run out.......18 Taylor, b F ie o n ..................0 c Fison, b John­ ston ..................7 Shepherd, b Fison .. .. "0 b Johnston.. .. 37 Thompson, c Hobbs, bHardy 2 cPaton,bJolinston 0 Satteilield, c Hardy, b Fison 0 c and bJohnston 3 Ball, at Fison, b Hardy .. 0 b Fison....... 0 W. Carter, c Paton, b Hardy 6 c and b Johnston 0 Birch,c Johnston,b Fison.. 0 cJohn 8 ton,bFison 4 Philips, not o u t ..................0 B 2, lb 1..........................3 B ..................... 6 Total .................. 40 Total.. .. 81 STREATHAM SCHOOL v. ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE. Played at Croydon on July 2. S t . G eorge ’ s C ollege . C. Cunnah, b Parker.. B. Whiteford,c Hobbs, b Isbister .. A. Medhurst, 1b w, b T. Studdert, st Parker, b Isbister .................. J. McBride, b Isbister F. Meclhurst, b Parker S treatham S chool . 8 A. Callender, b Parker A. Dick, not out .. B. Fernandez, b Parker C. Lountgent, b Isbis­ ter B 8, w l ..................4 T otal..................21 J. Parker, b Medhurst 13 J. Greenwood, b Med­ hurst ..........................0 T. Price, b Medhurst 8 A. Giles, b Mcdhurst.. 1 C. Paton, b Whiteford 8 P. Dearmer, b Med­ hurst ..........................4 F. Greenwood, not out L.Armstrong,c W hite­ ford, b Medhurst .. W. Isbi8ter, b Callen­ der .......................... F. Sewell,b Callender.. A. Hobbs, b Medhurst B .......................... T otal..................56 SURBITON v. SURREY C. & G. Played at Surbiton on July 12. R.^ Howell, c and b Shacklock..................13 J.A.Perkin,b Shacklock 14 S.Castle,b Shacklock.. 6 G. H. Windeler, c Bush, b Wcod Sims 14 B. Howell.b Shacklock 0 R.A. Read, b Shacklock 2 L. Hare, b Shacklock.. 10 S urbiton W. Pearson, b Wood Sim s.......................... Burghes, b Shacklock H. C. Paice, not out .. R. K. Perkin, c J.Brad­ bury, b Lehmann B .......................... Total..................91 S urrey C. & G. Lohmann, b Windeler 5 Wood Sims,b Windeler 4 J. N. But'h, b Burghes 48 Henderson,c B.Howell, b Paice ..................16 Riley, c Castle, b B u rg h e s..................21 T.J. Bradbury, not out 12 R. Broadley, b Burghes 0 Shacklock, bWindoler Oeborn, b Burghes .. P.J.Stanford,b J.Per- kin .......................... B .. .................. Total .114 A u stbaliaks y. M idd lesex .— The follow­ ing are announced to represent Middlesex in this match to be begun at Lord’s today Messrs. I. D. Walker, A . I’. Lucas, T. C. O’Brien, G. F. Yernon, T. S. Pearson, A. W . Iiidley, P. J. de Paravicini, O. T. Studd, J. Bobertson, and Burton, with another probably Hon. A. Lyttelton.