Cricket 1884

a s - ‘i ' .................. •~ yEETBSBb - 1 ' 306 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, j u l y 24 , 1 m. UXBRIDGE y. SHEPPERTON. Played, at Shepperton on July 16. U xbridge . First Innings. Second Innings. & E. Stevens, c Goddard b. .Hickley .. ., ^ . .. 3 b Butter .. .. Fi-sl. Ritter, c Roper, b Ruttfcr ^.'' ., .. .. 0 1 b w, b Rutter .. .! W. M. Gardiner, o Hickley, b Ratter .................. 8 c Waterhouse, b Rutter .. W. L. Eves, 1b w, b Ruttet 5 c Benjamin, b Rutter .. .. H. F. Mcrice, c and b Rutter*. 6 b Hickley .. .. A. C. Bird,c Roper, b Rutter 30 b Hiokley .. .. G. H. Wood, c Waterhouse, ' b H ick le y .......................... 13*1c Waterhouse, b vi Hickley .. .. 8 E. Stevens, stSmith, b R u t t e r . . .................. ..... 0 not ou t.. .. > . 9 W. B. Fassnidge, c God,dard, 7 b Hickley- .. > / .. .. yft btlickley ... .. Q. J. Murray-Sherriff, nptout ^ b Hickley .. .. 2 C. R. Mayo, run out .. .. 0 b Hickley .. 2 B 8 , 1-b 2 .. .. .. . . 5 ¥ 8 > 1 .. 4 Total .. .. ... 57 : Total .. 70 S hbppbrton . First Innings. Second Innings. v W. Smith, b W ood .» .. 8 c Wood, b Butter Q E. Boper, b Morice .. ..0 <*not ou t.. ••. .. 2 C. Hickley, st Stevens, b * ~ M orice.........................................................14- b Morice V* ••85 W. Cook,c Gardiner,b Wood 0 b Wood .. 22 E. Butter, b Morice .. .. 0 0 Stevens,b Butter 0 W. F. Russell,cBird,bWood -7 b M.orice .. .. 16 F. Goddard, run out .. .. 4 h w, b Wood ., 0 A. W . Waterhouse, not out 4 c Morice, b Wood 2 A. Benjamin, b Morice .. 2 n otou t.........................5. E. Beaeh-Hicks, b Morice .., 8 W . Sadler, b Wood ,. 0 B 4, nt 2 .. .. .. ... 6 B'2, l b l .. 8 Total. •43 Total .. 85 INCOGNITI v. GENTLEHEM OF : susspx. l'Jajed at Brighton on July 18 and 19. G entlem en Sussex. 1 ' First Innings.'. . . F. Clemeijta, V Ca*san 1 IB. E, Nic-’agllajCLu/'as, F. T. Pearson, l b w , b b S t u d d ..................41 Thornton • T T T 'T .’T Z TT'JrTI^anliV run out 6 G. Brano, c „Studd, b W. Stuckey,, b .Cassan 0 Cassan . . . . .. 85 B. C. G.-Dill, not ou t.. 4 E. H. Stovens, c Lucas, E. Winter, rim out .. 7 b Studd .. . . .. 1 B 18,1 b o, wll - .. 20 C. A. Smith, b Cassan 47 . — B. K. Sampson, b Total .. ..274 Lucas.. . . . . . . 40 In the Second Innings F, T. ^earspn scored (b lter> G, E.H . Stevens (not out) 28, C. A. Smith (not out) 4*2, b 6 ,1 b 1—Total 83. I ncooniti . First Innings. M. P. Lucas, b Smith .. Second Innings. D. D. Pontifex,c and b Smith 15 not ont.. 82 W. Churchill, b Winter 14 sc Sampson, Nicholls .. b 1 Major Beaver, o Nicholla, b T D ill..................... . . 22 st Sampson, Pearson .. b 2 H. L.H iU , c Sampson, b • i . •</ J, Winter.................................. 1 c Pearson, b Winter. .. 1 E . J. C. Studd, not out . 1* 33 st Sampson, : i Pear^ou .. b 48 W. A. Soames, b Smith ». 13 st Sampson, Pearsoa .. *b 9 Major Bi chara, c btuckey, b Winter .......................... 3 st Sampson, . Pcarsou b 4 E . J. P. Cassan, b Winter .. 0 run o u t : * .v . , 2 J. C. Ker, 1b w, b D ill.. .. 13 o Kicholls^b-Pear­ son .. .. 0 B 14,1 b 5, w 1 .. 20 B 24 lb ?, w 4 33 — «... ... I i/i __ Total.......................... 153 Total ,..199 “ New Cuicket Photograph,’’ Just published, containing portraits of ninety o f frhe leading cricketers cf Euglautl. Cabinets, 1b. ; large size flOitt. b y ^ in .),1 2 s. tid. “ It is one ol the best things I have, seenc'T- Sheffield Daily Telegraph. “ The best shillingsworth ever entered at Smtioners Hall.” — Cricketer’s Herald. I}yqsff 23, Chqroh Street, Sheffield.—(A dv ?) HAMPSHIRE v. SURREY. Surrey won its second match of tHe season against Hampshire at Southampton, on Tues­ day, by ten wickets. Mr. W. \V.,Eead was playing for England against Australia, at Lord’s, but his services were not missed as if proved. The success of the*. Surrey eleven was mainly, due to the good batting of Messr?. Shuter, Roller, and Key, and the very effective.howling .of Mr, Horner. Messrs. Shuter and Roller became partners when the score' was 30 for three wicHets, and they put on exactly'200 runs While theywere together. Mr. Shuter has never hit in more brilliant style. His T25 included three hits for six and sixteen fours. Mr. Longman played ex­ cellent cricket , for Hampshire in both innings. Mr. Horner in dll was credited with fourteen wickets at a cost of 137 runs. Mr. Bainbridge made his first appearance in the Surrey Eleven this season in this match. Score and analysis :— SURRBT. FitsC Innings. Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, c W ood, b Carrie .. 7 Mr. E, J. Diver, c Felt- ham, b Currie . . . .. 10 Bead, b Feltham.. .. 13 Mr. J. Shuter, c Boq- ham-Carter, b Arm­ strong .. .. ..125 Mr. W . E. Boiler, b Armstiong .. . . 6 9 Abel, b Armstrong . . 2 Mr. K. J.' Key, b Felt­ ham ....................5 3 Mr. M. P. Bowden, c and b Lacey .'. .. 22 W ood, c and b Lacey 0 Barratt, not out.. . . 8 Mr. C. E. Horner, b F elth am ........................0 B17, lb 2, w .l .. 2Q Total ..324 In hie Second Innings Mr. K. J. Key scored (not out) 1, Wood (not out) 0—Total I. H ampshire . First Innings. Mr. A. H. Wood, c Shuter, b •Hornor-.* v , .. .. . , 11 Mr. L. Bonham-Carter, c : Boiler,.b Horner .. .. 12 Jlr. G. II. Longman, c Abel, b H o r n e r ..........................33 Mr. F. E. Lacey, c 'Bead, Ti “ : Horner.................................0 Rev. G. J. Crowdy, cAbel, b :«• ; Horner.......................'. . . 1 8 Leat, c Shuter, b Horner .. 0 Mr. H. Armstrong,!) Barratt 4 Mr. C.-E. Currie, c Bead, b Hom er.. .. .. 1*2 Younge st Wood, b Roller .. 20 Dible, not.out .» .. 14 Feltham, c Bainbridge, b Roller .. .. .. .. ... 0 3 . 2 , w 1 .. .. .. .. 3 Total.........................127 Second Inni::gs. cAbel, b Horner 12 o Abel, b Horner 17 c Read, b Horner 78 c Roller, b Barratt 1 c Boliot,b Horner 8 c Wopd, b Roller 24 c Bainbridge, b Horner .. .. 48 o Boad, b Hornor Q c lie»d, b Boiler 2 c Read, b Horner 4 n otout.. .'. .. 0 B 7, u b 1 .. 8 Total ..197 Young ., Cur ie ., Feltham., BOWLING ANALTSI x, S urrey . First Innings. O. M.R.W. O. M. R.W. 14 0 41 0 IArmstrong 18 8 43 3 30 4 109 2 IDiblQ ,. 1$ J 23 0 ttf.' 8 l& 74 8 |Lacey .. 6 1 11 2 In the second innings Feltham bawled three balls for one run. H aupshirb . First Innings. ..j. a. M. Barratt .. .. Borner .. .. Buinbridge .. Roller .- .. 33 8 1 1 3 R.W. 64 1 51 7 0 0 9 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W :.x Si 43 48 15 11 1S.1 5 51 2 2'i Horner bowled a wiile and u. no-bail. i Os Saturday, at Cardiff, Dr. W. G. Grace scored 107 for East Somerset v. Cariiiii. I n a match Old Charlton V. Lennox, played at Charlton Park on the 19th inst., P. G. Allen, for Old Charlton, (in the ^ iy io x ’i |lrst.inu,i)gs, took.eight wicketa forfour runs four wickets with successive ball?, andUve kibkets In six balls, ijgo 'with the last two bails of.on&o.Mer and two with the first itwo balls ol the next, PALLINGSWICK v. WILLESDEN. Played at Willesden on July 19. PAliLlWsWlCK. First Innings. J. Jack, c and b Fisher 18 E. Kettle, b Fisher .. 9 W. L. Hotehkin, o Cleudesley* -b Fiaher 0 H. Burnside, b Fisher 1 A. F. Gamble, ran out 0 O. L. Tudor, c Syden­ ham, b Fisher .. .. 21 F.. Moir, b Rogers .. fi F. B. Marshall, h w, b Fisher .. . . . .. 5 J. Huxtable, b Fisher 10 01 Parmacott, noif out 2 B 5,1 b '2..' . . 7 T o t a l..................81 In the Second Innings Gamble scored.(not cjit), 2l-r Tudor, b FiRber, 3, Huxtable (not otlt),. 4, PaTmacott, c Williams, b Fisher, 11; extras 6 —Total 45. WlLLE8lSEN. R. M. Fisher, c Hotch­ kin, b Kettle. .. .. 9 F. Crowhall Wilson, b Hotchkin .. .. .. 6 W . P. Williams, b Hotchkin ..................7 H. J. Rogers, b Hotch­ kin .......................... 1 H. W. Pritt, b Hotch- ~ kin .......................... 6 L. Clowde 9 ley,b Hotch­ kin . . . . .. .. 6 G. S. Sydenham, c Burngide, .b Kettle 2 F.J.Lansdell, b Hotch­ kin r.i, .. , f 0 W. E. Beall, I b w . b Kettfe .................: 0 C. AshdoWn, e Kettle, b Hotchkin .. .. 7 H. H. Neale, not out. • 4 B 3,1 b 1..................4 Total 45 MARLOW v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Marlow on J uly 19. U x b r id g e . First Innings.. , Second Innings. F. J. Rutter, b Luni^op . . 6 1b w, b Lunnou .. 0 s. iii n n . C. E. Stevens, c Elliott, b £ Lunnon .. .. >. .. 7 runout .. .. . * 42 F. W. Ratcliffe, c Croome, v , bFaulkner ..................p bLunnon.. .. .. 0 W . M. Gardinor, c Hewitt, b Faulkner .................. l b Lunnon..................0 S. Penny, c Hewett, b , Faulkner-.. ;.> • ,.,f 8 b Faulkner .. .. 4 G. H. W.ood,' st CroomC, b , Lunnon .. .. .. .0bpunnon .. .. 5 E. Willis, b Japllyier .. 16. 1 !>w, b Lubndh ..' 0 H .L . Walker, c Ilewett; b Faulkner ^. 1. .. 8 b Lunnori .. .. 0 E. H. Lightfdot, not. out 6 bLuniidn.i .; .. 6 W. Bl Fa&tnidge, i>Faulk­ ner .. . . . . . . .. 6 b Faulkner .. .. 10 J. M. Sheriff, 1bw,b Paine 1 nbt out ’. . .. . . 6 B 8 , l b 2 - n — r r - 6 — ....................2 Totfcl. Total 74 C. Paine,.c Willis, b Lightifoot..................7 H. B. Hewett, b Light­ foot ..........................25 G. Belgrave, 1 b w, b W ood.. .. .. v 3) J. Croome, c Gardiner, b Wood .. .. .. 3 J. Elliott,c and b Wood 10 B. A. Lunnon, h Vr, b W ood.. .. ., .. 26 . . . 6 0 •M arlow . S. H, Wright, b Light­ foot ..........................7 Capt.Cunliffe,c Stevens b Lightfooi .. .. 7 C. C. Faulkner,c Light- foot, b Wood .. .. 0 Dr. Dickson, not out.. 23 G. B. Ward, b Butter 18 B 7, w 2 .. .. .. 9 Total .. ..164 BDCKHURST HILL v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Buckhurst Hill on July 19. B dokhubst fill,!.. H. G. Palmer, b Deinp- ! W. Charlesworth, b . sey ... ... . . .. 2 H. Hants, runout .. 23 B. W. Muir, c Cock?, b Crowther.. V. .. 1 H, Kennett, b Scott .. 45 C. Stephens, b Scott.. 1 p. L. Allport, b Scott.. 2 A. W Mason, c Cocks, 1 b E llio tt.................1 1 - Total.................. 121 ScottV. .. .. 18 F. Gingell, o Cro'wther, b D em pB ey ., .. 6 W. Lloyd, c Priestly, b Dempsey .. . . . . 6 J. Sheldon r not bdt '.. 0 B 7, lb 2, w b 2 .. 11 ‘CiYz R a m Ib le rs . First Inpings. H. W. Priestly,rhn out 6 T. P. Semple, b Hants 8 J. Crowther, b Allport 1 J. Dempsey, run out .. 9 A. Duke, b Hants .. 0 W. Scott,' c Stephens, b H ants.. . . . . . .. 12 Cocks,--run out .. 6 H. J. Sturgeon, ‘c . Stephens, b Gingell 5 W. G.EUiott.o Mason, b Gingell..................14 J. E. Whitehead, hot out 7. .’. ' . . ' V . 0 * B 3, lb 1 :. Vi 4 T otal.. 60 H£Wqw*h Jpc»fe 0 i In ‘Second Innings T . ? . Semple soorcd, b Hants, 1, A. Duke (not out) 1, W. G. Elliott; c and b Hants, 8 ., J, E, WltfteUeadj b Hants, 0—Totwl 5,