Cricket 1884

JULY24,1884. CEICKET; A WEEKLY BECOED OF "THE GAME. 297 MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. BURLINGTON. Played at Charterhouse Square on July 16. M erchant T aylobs ’ S chool . P.D. Chater, b William­ son ............................... 7 Rev. H. W. Dennis, b Williamson .. . . 2 1 E.H . Gunne>y,cOwen, b Stein ......................11 H. Rankin, c William­ son, b Stein .. .. 1 R. S. Lneas, b Stein .. 0 W . F. Umney, b W il­ liamson ...............26 R. W. Whittington, b Chavasse.................. E.Ringrose,b Chavasse G. A. Lightfoot, c and b Godrich.................. F. D. Head, not out .. H. D. Nicholas, b W il­ liamson .................. B 7, lb 2, n b 4 .. Total ..111 B u r l in g t o n . First Innings. E. Blair, b Umney .. .. V. N. Blair, c and b Head .. F. G. Bampfylde, c Gunnery, b U m n e y .......................... D. Bowie, o Rankin, b Umney F. B. Godrich, b Head .. E. Williamson, b Head .. E. L. Chavasse, b Umney . F. P. Owen, not out .. . W. J. Jefferies, b Head C. A. Stein, b Head .. , A. Chavasse, b Head .. . B ................................ Second Innings. not out.................. cDennis, b Umney Total 0 , 14 2 . 0 2 11 43 c Umn 9 y, h Head e Lucas, b Umney cLightfoot, b Gun­ nery .................. c G u n n e r y , b Umney .. .. c Lucas, b Umney c Lucas, b Umney 18 b Gunnery .. .. 0 bUmney .. . . 1 2 not out.................. B 5, 1b 2 .. 7 Total.. .. INCOGNITI v. WEST KENT. Played at Chislehurst on July 15. W e s t K e n t . T. Ashdown, c Ponti­ fex, b Friend .. .. 6 W. Crowhurst;, b H ill.. 24 S. B. Boothi c Oldham, b Inglis ..................S W. Winter, I b w, b Inglis..........................2 W. Ashdown, b Inglis 5 P. C. Parr, c Collier, b Inglis ..................35 J. C. Bowen, b Inglis .. 0 I n c o o n it i , E. Charrington, Friend, b Inglis . Rev. A. Pitman, Inglis, b Frieni E. Norman, not out . R. Borons, 1 b w, Friend ................ B 13,1 b 1 ,w 1 . Total .. . 27 .121 H. Ross.b Crowhnrst.. 22 A.M.Inglis.b Crowhurst 12 F. E. Street, c sub., b P a r r ..........................31 E. A. Parke, b Parr .. 37 H. J. Hill, c sub., b Crowhurst .. .. 1 D. D. Pontifex, b Parr 40 W. G. Fellowes, retired 17 G. H. Collier, b Parr.. Rev. G. T. Oldham, c Booth, b Parr .. .. W . B. Friend,b Parr.. C. J. Ashmore, not out .......................... B 5,1 b 11, w 2 .. Total .. ..5 18 HORNSEY v. BLENHEIM. Played at Hornsey on July 19. First Innings. Btoddart, c T. A. Nicholls, b Thomas .. .. . . 8 0 Jeffery, b Paige..................0 H. E. Winter, c E. W. Nicholls, b Paige .. .. 0 A. J. Dare, b Thomas .. 0 F. Whinney, b Thomas .. 0 J. Donaldson, b Paige .. 2 F. H. King, b Thomas .. 7 H. C. Watts, b Thomas .. 1 T. Whinney, not out .. 2 C. C. Cox, b Paige .. .. 3 D. W ilson did not bat .. 0 Second Innings. c Thomas, b Clarke 10 b Clarke..................1 b Thomas..................9 b P a ig e .................. 8 not out ! ..................5 not o u t ..................4 B 3, w 1 .. .. 4 Total . .. 45 H o r n s e y . Total .. 41 W. P. Harrison, c Dare; b W in ter.................. T. A. Nicholls, c T. Whinnev, b Winter C. A. Clarke, b Winter F. Orton, b Stoddart.. R. II. King, b Stoddart E. W . Nicholls, c Winter, b Stoddart A. G. Thomas,c Jeffery, b W inter.................. 9 E . Paige, c Wilson, b D a re.......................... 9 F. Paice, run out .. 20 G. C. Rayner,not ou t.. 6 D. Jenkins, b Whinney 1 B 8 , w 1 ..................4 Total . BICKLEY PARK v. WEST WICKHAM. Played at B ck’ey on July 19. W e s t W ic k iia m . First Inning . G. Cancellor, b Evans.. .. C. McAndrew, c Hoskier, b E vans................................. A. Meredith, c and b Boosey R. Poulter, c Boosey, b E v an s.................................. F. Jonnson, c Evans, b Boosey.................................. E. J. Gripper, b Evans H. Gripper b Boosey .. H. Ewins, b Boosey .. G. Goodhart, run out .. W. Ashcroft, not out .. A. Boosey, absent.................. B .................................. Stc >nd Innings. 0 b Boosey .. .. 2 0 b Latter .. .. 4 7 1b w, b Gibson .. 31 L2 not out..................5 9 run out..................14 c sub., b Boosey.. 14 not out.................. 0 b Boosey b Boosoy B 4, w 1 Total..........................57 Total .. 78 B ic k l e y A. Bouch, c Meredith, b E. Giipper .. .. 87 F. E. Heritage, run out 13 J. N. Tonge, b E. Grip­ per ...................... P4 C. T. Boosey, c John­ son, b E. Gripper .. 2 C. C. Parr, c and b H. Gripper ...............10 C. Evans, c Johnson, b H. Gripper .. .. 1 P ark . E. A. Gibson, c Mere­ dith, b Poulter .. 11 E. Latter, not out .. 46 E. R. Bouch, b Mere­ dith ....................... 35 A. H. Latter, b E. Gripper .................4 F. H. Hoskier, c Poul­ ter. b Meredith .. 10 E x tra s...............36 Total .2^9 BICKLEY PARK v. WEST OF SCOT­ LAND. Played at BicMey Park on July 16 and 17. The Scotchmen won by 134 rjns. W e s t o f First Innings. P. Russell, b Evans.. .. J. S. Carrick, b Parr A. Thomson, c Street, b Parr .......................... C. W. Dunlop, c Bouch, b Evans .......................... J. Carrick, jnn., b Parr .. C. Craig, b Parr .. F. Dunlop, b Parr .. A. Campbell, not out W. Thompson, b Latter.. G. W. Russel, c Pontifex, b Parr .......................... Butler, c Latter, b Evans B 14,1 b 6 , n b 1 S c o t l a n d . Second Innings. 11 l b w , b Gilbert . . 5 0 2 b Parr .................. 4 5 c Bouch, b Biker .. 6 15 b Fair .................. 0 0 c Gilbert, b Baker .. 3fl c Parr b Baker .. 0 19 23 c Street, b Heritage 17 50 c Baker, b Evans . . 1 7 2J c and b Baker.. .. 0 9 not o u t ..................5 2 c Evans, b Baker .. 6 21 B 9, 1b 8 , w 2 . . 1 9 Total 179 Total . .. 157 B ic k l e y P a r k . First Innings. C. W . Gilbert, c Craig, b P. Russell ..................44 C. M. Baker, 1 b w, b Butler ..........................0 F. E. Street, b Butler .. 8 D. D. Pontifex, c J. Cai * rick, b W . Thompson.. 14 C. J. H. Cooper, c J. Car­ rick, b W. Thompson.. 6 B. H. Latter, c J. Carrick, b W. Thompson .. .. 4 P. C. Parr, c Campbell, b W. Thompson .. .. 26 E. Boueh, not out .. .. 7 E. F. Heritage, c Butler, b P. Russell..........................3 V. Evans, b P. Russell .. 0 A. H. Latter, c J. S. Car­ rick, b Butler..................5 B 1, w 1 .. .. .. 2 Total ..................114 Second Innings. c and b W . Thomp­ son .................. 0 c Craig,bW.Thomp- son .................. 0 c J. Canick, b Butler..................5 b B u tler..................4 bW . Thompson .. 42 c J.Carr ick,bThomp- son .................. 9 not o u t .................. 9 b B u tler..................15 run o u t .................. 0 c P.Russeli,b Butler 0 cJ.Can ick,bThomp- son .................. 0 B 3,1 b 1 .. .. 4 Total .. .. 8 8 I n a match, played recently at Jersey, be­ tween the Visitors and the Civsarean Club, Jersey, Mr. F. Lee, for the latter, bowled nine overs (seven maidens) for three runs, and took ten wickets, LANCASHIRE v. SURBEY. The excellent bowling of Mr. Horner and Barratt, supported by good all-round field­ ing, enabled the Surrey eleven to claim a very creditable victory over Lancashire cn Friday at Liverpool with only twenty- nine runs to spare. The home shire was well represented, and for the first time, we believe, the four brothers Steel figured in the same county match. Surrey won the toss, and made a very bad start, losing five of their best wickets for only 23 runs. Messrs. Shuter and Key (whose first match it wa^ for Surrey this year) by excellent cricket, improved their position materially, and tho free hitting of Wood at the close enabled them to reach a total of 163. Despite the good play of A. Gr. Steel, two of his brothers, and Briggs for Lancashire, the Southerners were in a majority of 37 runs on the first innings, and this advantage proved very useful to them. When they went in again Mr. Diver and Read hit freely, but the rest of the eleven only made a poor show, the nine together only contributing 22 runs. Lanca­ shire, with 133 to win, made a good start, and when the third wicket fell 55 had been got. Aftfr this, though, the Surrey bowling and fielding showed to great advantage and the last wicket fell at 103. Mr. Horner bowled extremely well at the close, and indeed Surrey’s victory was in a great measure due to him. He took six wickets in 13$ balls for 34 runs. S u r r e y . First Innings. Mr. W. E. Roller,b Barlow 0 Abel, b W atson..................10 Mr. E. J. Diver, c Lanca­ shire, b Barlow .. .. 4 Mr. W. \V. Read,b Barlow 0 Mr. J. Shuter, run out .. 56 M. Read, b Barlow .. .. 1 Mr. M. P. Bow den,e Cross- land, b Barlow .. . . 1 6 Mr. K. J. Key, bBarlow .. 30 Wood, not o u t ..................84 Barrati-, c H. B. Steel, b W a ts o n .......................... Mr. C. E. Hoiner, b A. G. Steel .................................. B .................................. Second Innings, b Crossland .. .. 7 c Hornby, b Barlow 1 b Crossland .. .. P3 st Pilling, b Barlow 8 c Briggs, b Barlow 5 c Briggs,bCros 8 land Sj c n . B. Steel, b Bar- low .................. 0 run o u t ..................(I c B-iggs, b Barlow 1 10 b Crossland Tjtal. .163 not out B .. Total L ancashire . First Innings. Barlow, c W. W. Read, b Barratt ..........................2 Mr. D. Q. Steel, b Horner 0 Mr. A. U. Steel, c Abel, b Roller ..........................39 Briggs, 1b w, b Barratt .. 20 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c Bowden, b Barratt .. 4 Mr. H. B. Steel, c W. W. Read, b Barratt .. . . 1 8 Mr. E. E. Steel, run ou t.. 22 Mr.A.N.Hornby,c Bowden, b Barratt..........................9 Watson, b Barratt .. .. 4 Pilling, n otou t.................. 0 Crrssland, o Shuter, b B a rr a tt................ . .. 0 B 7 , 1b 1 ................... 8 Second Innings. c W. W . Read, b Horner...............2'2 c and b Homer .. 13 c and b Horner .. 20 b Horner...............11 c W. W. Read, b Barratt.................2 b Barratt.. b Barratt. 1b w, b Barratt .. 0 not o u t .................. 10 c Abel, b Horner .. 1 b Horner..................1 B ......................... 7 Total..........................126 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. . . 1(8 S u r r e y . First Innings. Barlow W atson Crossland O. 48 47 10 A. G. Steel 11.3 M. R. W. 27 65 6 29 64 2 3 17 0 3 26 1 Second Inning}. O. M. R.W. 25.1 12 82 6 4 15 0 10 22 4 1 18 0 10 22 7 L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. O.M. R.W. Barratt .. 82.2 14 60 7 .. Horner .. 25 11 87 1 .. Roller .. 6 1 21 1 .. Second Innings. O. M. li.W . . 80 14 51 4 . 84.2 19 84 0 5 2 8 0