Cricket 1884

july 17,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME, 28? CHELTENHAM v. MARLBOROUGH. The Cheltenham eleven had all the b83t of this annual match, played on their own ground on Friday and Saturday last. Rain interfered greatly with the play, and the game was drawn, Cheltenham only requiring 34 to win, with seven wickets to fall. Cheales played well for Marlborough each time, but tbe best all-round cricket was that of Fergus­ son for Cheltenham. He scored fifty-nine without being once out, and in addition took nine Marlborough wickets for 89 runs. C heltenham C ollege . First Innings. E. M. Blair, c and b S a le ......................... 11 J. B. Rennie, c Firth, b Choalos.................. 8 A. A. Glass, cKoeling, b Cheales..................2(3 N. Ferguson, not out 53 A. A. Lutyens, b S^le 13 B ..........................13 A. Robinson, c Firtb, b Cheales .................. 8 E. M. Hamilton, 1b W, b Cheales.................. 6 A. B. Hiath, retired h u r t ..........................31 A. B. Charapain,c Mey- lick-Joues, b Sale .. 41 A. L. S. Jackson, c Sheppard, b Meyrick- Jones..........................0 T o ta l.................... 237 C. E. Pierson, run out 83 In the Second Innings RoMnson scored, c and b Cheales, 16, Hamilton, b Sale, 0, Champian, b Sale, 0, Pierson (not out), 5, Ferguson (not out), 6 ; extras, 2— Total, 29. M a r l b o r o u g h C o l l e g e . First Innings. J. P. Cheales, st Rennie, b Blair..................................48 L. A. Meyrick, c Blair, b Ferguson................ .. 1 T. G. But h man, c Rob­ inson, b Blair..................19 E. C. Firth, b Ferguson .. 0 F. G. Padwick, c Jackson, b Ferguson ..................2 > H. P. Keeling, no: out .. 11 Second Innings, c Jackson, b Blair.. 47 1b w, b Ferguson .. 1 RICHMOND v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Pliyed at Richmond on July 12. C ry sta l P a la ce, P. Currey, b Bush .. 23 ) A. A. E. Oelrichs, c Finch, b Rennet . . 1 8 H. Hotley, c Fielding, b B n 3 h ....................................0 i L. H.Neame, b Bush.. 10 , A. W . Dorman, st j Fielding, b Bush .. 0 ; W. A. Hawkings, c sub, b Rennet .. .. 5 C. Michel, b Bush .. 2 1 R ichmond . C. H. Dorman, 1 bw , b R ennet..................0 J. Aste, not out .. .. 2 M. Wheeler, c Sprin­ gett., b Bush .. .. 2 J. M Henderson, c sub, b Bush .. .. 15 B 1,1b 5, w l .. 7 T o ta l..................90 F. W. Bush, b A. W. D orrtian ..................5 D. Duncan, c and b C. H. Dorman A. Springett, run out.. F. Fielding, c Currey, b A. W. Dorman .. ! E. Rennet, run out .. 5 A. Holt, not o u t.. .. 10 J. S. U lal, c Wheeler, b A. W. Dorman .. 28 B 2,1 b 1, w 1 .. 4 T o t a l.................. 88 R. T. Finch, T. D. Wilson, O. B. Martyn, and J. H. Bingham did nob bat. E IC illO ^D v. KE'tSWGrO.'* PARK. Played at Wormwood Scrubs on July 10. K ensington Park, run o u t .................. c and b Robinson .. Lut- F. Meyrick-Jones b Fer­ guson .......................... E. B. Shephord, b Fer­ guson................................. 2 J. Chaiue, b Ferguson .. 2 T. R. Sale, b Ferguson .. 6 M. A. Bere, b Ferguson .. 0 E xtras..........................2 run out .. . c Ferguson, b yens ................ 1b w, b Robinsou. 16 10 To'al. .125 not oat .. c Jackson, b Robin­ son .................. 2 b R ibinson .. .. 5 b Robinson .. .. 2 Extras .. .. 8 Total .. ..174 A peculiar match was played at Rooks­ nest, in Surrey, on June 28, between Rooks­ nest and W. Foord-Kelcey’s Eleven. Rooks­ nest in their first innings made 25, of which nine were extras. T. S. Pearson contributed 15, not out, A. G. Bonsor, 1, and the other nine members of the eleven failed to score. O n Monday morning St.Margaret’s Church, Westminster, was crowded with a fashionable congregation to witness the marriage of the Hon. Robert Lyttelton, sixth son of the late Lord Lyttelton, with Miss Edith Santley, the eldest daughter of Mr, C. Santley, the well- known baritone. Amongst those assembled in the church were the Right Hon. Mr.Glad- stone and Mrs Gladstone, Lord and Lady Edward'Cavendish, Lord Lyttelton, Lord and Lady Wentworth, Lady Wenlock, Mr. Her­ bert Glads'one, M.P., the Hon. Mrs. E. Tal­ bot, Mr. 0. Stuait Wortley, M.P., the Hon. E. Lyttelton, and Mr.. A. J. Balfour, M.P. The service was fully choral. The officiating clergy were the Ho and Rev. A. Lyttelton, Master of Fe wyn College, Cambridge,brother of the bridegroom, and the Hon. and Rev. S. Lawley. The Hon. A. Lyttelton acted as best man. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the bridal party adjourned to the residence of the bride’s father, where the wedding break­ fast was served. Later in the afternoon the newly married couple left for Holmbury, near Dorking, the seat of the Hon. F. Levorson-Gower, M.P. H. Shipton, b Robart- son ..........................15 H. Stutfield, c O wald, b E. A. James.. .. 45 W . L. Shipton, b Wil­ son ..........................13 F. E. Street, b Wilson 29 A. E. Gibson, b Wilson 12 H. Toomer, c and b Wilson ..................1 J. Roberts, 1 b w, b Wilson ..................12 A. H. Browne, l b w , b Wilson .................. 4 H. Meller, b Robertson 7 G.A.Rimington,notout 7 E. Thorpe, c Oswald, b Robertson.. ,t .. 4 B 8 , 1b 3, w 1, n b 2 9 Total .158 R ichmond . R. E. Yerburgh, b ]W. Shipton ..................10 H.Richmond,c Roberts, b M e lle r ..................23 St. C. O-swald, b W. Shipton ..................4 A. Springett, J. Robertson, T. D. Wilson, J. H. Bingham, E, A. James, and G. F. Willes did not bat. E. P. James, not ou t.. 21 E. D. C. Cecil, not out 10 B .......................... 8 T o ta l.................. 71 GUY’S HOSPITAL v. SIDCUP. Played at Sidcup on July 5. G uy’s H osp ita l. R.Thompson,bSteveus 5 W. J, Lee, b Poole .. 5 C. D. Rygate, run out,£33 W.S. Brown,c Stevens, b Poole ..................0 S. Macher, b Ashdown„20 A. J. Carter, b Smith .15 R. G. Hicks, c Sims, b Ashdown..................7 S idcup . First Innings. L. Poole, c Lee, b Rygato 0 H. Nuttall, obstructing fie ld .................................. 6 W. Ashdown, b L ee.. .. 1 W. Smith, b Lee .. ... 0 W. C. Stevens, c Hicks, b L e e ..................................7 G. Johnstone, c Fowler, b R y g a te ..........................15 F. Parks, b Rygate .. .. 2 W. Naylor, b Leo .. .. 2 Rev. W. W. Cox, c Biss- hopp, b Rygate .. .. 4 H. Sims, not out .. .. 1 II. B. Bolus, c Sims, b Ashdow n.................. 0 A. L. Mears, not out.. 2 F. R. Bisbhopp, st Nut­ tall. b Smith .. .. 13 W. Fowler, b Smith .. 3 B 15,1 b 3, w 3 .. 21 Total .123 A. Knight, b Rygate B ......................... Total 40 Second Innings. b^Bolus .. .. .. 0 c Mears, b Rygate.. 21 b Rygate..................3 c Lee, b Bolus .. 12 c Mear 3 , b Bolus .. 2 b Rygato..................2 c Rygate, b Bolus.. 0 not o u t .................. 3 b Rygate.................. 0 c Thompson, b Rygate..................0 b B o lu s ..................0 B ....................3 Total .. . . 4 9 G e n tle m e n o f P h ila d 3 LrinA v. G e n t le ­ men o f S u r r e y . —The following will repre­ sent the Gentlemen of Surrey in this match to be begun at the Oval to-day :—W. S. Trollope, W. Lindsay, II. W. Bainbridge, F. W. Bush, E. Money-Wigram, H. M. Leaf, G. H. Windeler, E. J. Game, W. G. Wyld, F. W. Freeman, and J. N. Bush, GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. NOTTS* The Gloucestershire eleven, after making a good fight on the first innings, were beaten yesterday at Gloucester by Notts with six wickets to spare. Shrewsbury was absent from the Nottingham team, and Mr. J. A. Dixon took his place. Chiefly through the vigorous hitting of Painter, and the faultless cricket of Mr. W. G, Grace, Gloucestershire made a respectable first score of 201, and at the end of an innings they were only three runs behind. When they went in again, though, on Tuesday night, no stand was made against the bowling of Alfred Shaw and Barnes, and the six best wickets were down for sixty. Rain fell so heavily on the second night that a resumption was not possible yester­ day until one o’clock, and Shaw got all the four last wickets of Gloucestershire, the innings closing for an addition of only nineteen runs. Shaw’s bowling was re­ markable. His figures showed 49 overs and 2 balls, for 28 runs and 8 wickets. Notts lost four batsmen in making the 77 wanted and consequently won by six wickets. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second lnning 3 . Mr. E. M. Grace, b Wright 3 st Sherwin, b Shaw 7 Mr. W . G. Grace, c Sher­ win, b Barnes .. .. 47 b Shaw .................. 20 Mr. J. H. Brain,b Attewell 25 c Attewell, b Barnes 5 Painter, c Sherwin, b Shaw..................................58 c Shaw, b Barnes .. 14 Mr. W . R. Gilbert,run out 12 c Gunn, b Shaw .. 0 Mr. H. V. Page, c Scotton, b M i l l s ..........................27 c andb Shaw .. . . 1 1 Mr. G. Francis, b Attewell 4 not o u t .................. 8 Mr. W. O. Vizard, lb w ,b A ttew ell............................... 0 b S h a w ...................1 Mr. J. H. Boughton, not o u t ..................................15 c Gunn, b Shaw .. 8 Gregg, c Sherwin, b Atte- w o ll........................................0 b S h a w ................... 0 Woof, b Mills ........................2 c Attewell, bShaw 1 B .................................. 8 b 3,1 b 1 . • .. 4 Total. .201 Total .. , 79 N ottinghamshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Barnes, c Vizard, b W . G. Grace .......................... 6 c Gregg, b W oof .. 0 Scotton, c and b W oof .. 39 not o u t ..................15 Flowers, c Gregg, b W . G. c Gilbert, b W. G. Grace ................................11 G ra ce .....................16 Gunn, c Brain, b Gregg .. 25b W o o f ...................18 Mr. J. A. Dixon, 1 b w, b W. G. G ra ce ........................13c Page, b W o o f .. 5 Selby, c Vizard, b W oof .. 28not o u t ...................20 Attewell, st Brain, b W. G. G ra ce............................... 34 Wright, b W. G. Grace .. 3 Mills, c W. G. Grace, b W oof........................................18 Shaw, c E. M, Grace, b Woof..........................................0 Sherwin, not out .. . . 2 1 B 4, 1b 2 .................. 6 B ........................3 Total..........................204 Total .. .. 77 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G lo u c e s te rs h ir e . First luning.H Second Innings. O. M. R .W . O. M. R.W. Wiight .. 29 17 36 1 . . . . 10 3 23 0 Shaw . . . . 45 21 46 1 .. ..49.2 33 23 8 Flowers .. 2) 7 36 0 Attewell .. 6 > 39 56 4 .. .. 7 6 1 0 Barnoi .. 14 7 17 1 .. .. 35 23 23 2 Mills .. .. 13.3 11 2 2 Firbt Innings. N ottinghamshire . W. G. Graia Woof .. .. P-'g>3 . . . . Giloert G.egg .. .. O. 57.1 53 10 6 15 M. R .W . 83 5* 5 22 100 4 8 23 0 3 6 0 6 15 1 Second Innings. O. 13 29 12 M. R.W. 22 1 82 3 8 19 0 1 1 0 I.v a match for Iluyton against Oxton, on July 12 at Oxton, two scores of over a hundred were compiled in a total of 320. K. Jackson contributed 101, and H. Eccles 117.