Cricket 1884

july si. 1884. C R IC K E T ; A W E E K L Y feECORD OF TH E GAME. 319 j . f A • • • - .. played at Bradford on Monday and Tuesday, and the Yorkshiremen, therefore— though Peate could not play, owing to indisposition — had things all their own way and won by an innings and 57 runs. The ground owing to the rains was slow, but the Gloucester­ shire bowling was severely punished by the tail of the Yorkshire eleven, and (xrimshaw, who played capital cricket, and Emmett, who was missed no less than four times, added 79 for the eighth wicket. Mr. Wood­ house, of the Manningham Club, made his first appearance in the Yorkshire team, and with great success. His score of 68 was the result of thoroughly good cricket. Glou­ cester when they went in again had to bat on a drying wicket and in a very bad light. They wanted 184 to save the innings, and though some fair cricket was shown the tenth wicket fell for 127. G loucestershire . First Innings. Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c sub, b P e e l.................................. 8 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Emmett 13 Mr. W. W. F. Pullen, c Bates, b Emmett .. .. 14 Mr. F. Townsend, st Hun­ ter, b Peel ..................44 Painter, c Hirst, b Peel .. 15 Mr. H. J. Bougbton, b Peel 4 Mr. H. Y. Page, o W ood­ house, b P eel..................0 Mr. G. Francis, b Emmett 0 Mr. J. Hatton, c Emmett, b Peel .......................... 6 Gregg, l b w , b Emmett .. 0 W oof, not o u t .................. 0 B 9, l b 3, w 1 .. . . 1 3 Second Innings. c Emmett, bP eel.. 15 l b w , b Peel .. .. 7 c Ulyett, b Peel .. 14 b Peel ..................4 c Ulyett, b Bates.. 13 b Peol .................. 1 b Raw lin..................13 c Bates, b Emmett 20 b Rawlin.. b Emmett not out ... B .. .. 13 .. 17 .. 7 Total .. ..127 Total..........................117 Y orkshire . Grimshaw, c Woof, b P a g e .............................. 71 Emmett, c Hatton, b Gilbert ......................37 Peel, notout......................34 Hunter, c Boughton, b Gregg...............................27 B 7,1 b 3 .. . . 1 0 Ulyett, b Woof .. . . 1 2 Hall, c Woof, b Gil­ bert ..........................13 Bates, c andb W oof.. 0 Mr. E. T. Hirst, c Townsend, b Gilbert 10 Lee, o Painter,b Gregg 17 Mr.W. H. Woodhouse, c Page, b Gregg .. 62 Rawlin, c Gilbert, b P a g e .......................... 8 Total . .301 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G lou ce ste r s h ir e . Emmett Peel .. Bates .. Ulyett Rawlin First Innings. O. M. R.W. 47 31 30-1 15 20 11 1 0 6 1 27 4 40 6 24 0 2 0 11 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . .. 192 7 . .. 27 11 . .. 19 5 29 2 47 5 33 1 10 5 11 2 Emmett bowled one wide. Y orkshire . O. M. R.W . O. M. R.W* Gregg .. 22-1 12 26 3 Townsend 5 1 16 0 Painter .. 2 0 8 0 Woof .. 45 20 79 2 Pago .. 84 11 89 2 Gilbert.. 28 5 73 3 BURLINGTON v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on July 19. C h a r l t o n P a r k . W . McCanlis, c Cook, b F reem an ..................1 A. Newsom,c Jefferies, b Freeman .. .. 7 H.E. Lawrence, b Wil­ liamson .................. 10 A. P. Zambrano, b Wil­ liamson .................. 2 A. Burnett, b Chavasse 38 A. H. Pease, b W il­ liamson .................. 0 F. Ferry, not out .. 16 W. G. Selous, b Wil­ liamson .................. 1 H. Turrell, b William­ son .......................... 1 W. Burnett,b Freeman 2 E.Redmont.b Freeman 5 B 3,1 b 5 .. .. 8 Total 91 F. B. Godrich, b B u r n e tt.......................3 E. B. Warren, b Mc­ Canlis ..................34 E. Williamson, c Zam­ brano, b A. Burnett 3 B u rlin g to n . A. D. M. Bowie, c Law­ rence, b McCanlis .. 17 S. Coates, not out .. 20 F.W.Freeman, not out 44 B ..........................3 Total .124 M. Simraonds, R. Hazard, W . J. Jefferies, R. La- mont and E. L. Chavasso did not bat. CHARTERHOUSE v. WESTMINSTER. Charterhouse had all the best of this match, played on their ground at Godal- ming on Saturday. Evan-Thomas took five Westminster wickets for fourteen, Yintcent three for sixteen runs. W estminster . C. A. Sherring, run out 2 W.R. Moon, b Yintcent 0 Gibson, c Cawston, b H. Harrison, b Evan- Evan-Thomas .. 24 Thomas . 2 Armitage, b Wreford- R.Sandilands b Evan- Brown .................. 0 Thomas . 1 A. Fovez, b Evan- H. P. Lowe, c and b T h o m a s .................. 19 Vintcent . 1 A. R. Hur*t, b Evan- R. C. Probyn, not- out 0 Thomas .................. 6 B 4,1 b 3 7 R. A. Ingram, b Yint- ceut .. ,. .. 1 Total 63 C h a r t e r h o u s e . E. Cawaton, o Harri- A. L. Hansell, not out 9 son, b Hurst .. .. 9 C. Wreford-Brown, noi G. A. Conlby, c Sher- out .......................9 ring, b Armitage .. 57 B 1,1 b 4, w 2, n b 1 8 S. L. Currey, b Fevez 20 — H. J. E. Burrell, 1 b w, T otal...................137 b Feraz ..................25 1 C. H. Evan-Thomas, C. M . Woodbridge, F. G. Richardson, C. B. Wagrett and C. H. Vintcent did not bat. ____________________________ M.C.C. &GS0UND v .CLIFTON c o l l e g e Tlie Clifton eleven only made a poor show in this match at Lord’s on Monday and Tuesday, and were decisively beaten by an innings and 4-5 runs. The signal victory of Marylebone wa? mainly due to the good all­ round cricket of Mr. G. R. Burge, one of the El»tree Masters. He was the principal scorer on the side, and in addition, took twelve Clifton wickets at a cost of 42 runs. M.C.C. J. S. Russel, c Darley, b Mayo ..................26 W. J. Ford, b Fowler.. 11 W . H. Game, c John­ ston, b Mayo .. .. 1 G. R. Burge, c Wood,b M ayo..........................54 M. C. CUrke, c Mayo, b H in ton ..................14 C. Rawlinson, c Sand- ford, b Mayo .. . . 1 4 T h e C o l l e g e . First Innings. C. C. Bradford, b Ford C. Cuyler, • Game, Burge .................. C. D. Sandford, run out G. M. King, run out C. F. Wood, b Burge R. H. Johnston, 1 b w, b Burge .......................... G. Fowler, e Russel, b Game .......................... H. R. Darley, not out .. L. Hinton, b Burge .. L. G. Mayo, o Sherwin, b Burge .......................... F. P. Norbury, b Burge .. L b .......................... T. W. Smythe, stJohn­ ston, b Fowler .. 29 J. Robertson, b Mayo 18 E. M. Lucas,b Mayo.. 12 J. Heath, b Mayo .. 7 Sherwin, not out .. 1 B 1,1 b 4 .. .. 5 Total ..192 . 0 ) 10 Second Innings, b B u rg e..................1 c Clarke, b Buxge.. 23 1b w, b Burge .. 2 b Ford ..................15 c Clarke, b Burge .. 5 8 c Sherwin, b G’ame 3 run o u t ..................3 b G a m e ..................17 b B u r g e ..................0 Total 58 not o u t ..................7 c Ford, b Burge .. 0 B 11, lb 1 . . 1 2 Total .. ..8 8 LAW CLUB v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Biokley on July 23. E. H. Humphreys, lbw, b Shaw ..................81 F. A. K. Doyle,c Pierce, b Shaw ..................81 C. C. Parr, b Walker .. 12 C. A. W . Gilbert, b Shaw ..........................9 C. Avory, c sub,b Shaw 19 G. Hilder, b Waller .. 11 B ic k l b y P a r k . E. F. Heritage, c sub, b P ie r c e ..................18 J. W. Cooper, b Beres- f o r d ..........................33 E. A. Gibson, b Beres­ ford ........................... 2 A. Boosey, b W aller.. 5 R. Hilder, not out .. 5 B ll,;i b 6 , w 10 .. 27 C. H. W. Beresford, b G. H ilder..................48 H. B. Burnell, st Avory., b G. Hilder.. 0 W. L. Pierce, h w, b a . H ilder.................. 8 H. D. Littlewood, c Avory, b Heritage .. 25 J. E. Shaw, b Gibson 39 G. E. "Waller, b Heri­ tage .................. 0 |L a w C l u b . Total E. F. Baynes,st Avory, b G. Hilder .. .. 38 H. de H. Whatton,not out .. .................. 6 C. C. Maeklin,b Gibson 0 W. W. Rashleigh, lbw, b G. Hilder .. .. 0 W. H. Hudson,not out 2 B 19,1 b 9, w 1 .. 29 Total .195 DERBYSHIRE v. SUSSEX. The Derbyshire eleven sustained another defeat—their fifth in succession—yesterday at Derby, when Sussex beat them by fifty runs. Owing to rain the wicket was all in favour of the bowlers, and the weather generally wa3 so unfavourable that the game was never very interesting. Derbyshire were able to claim an advantage of 24 on the first innings, but when they went in a second time with 22 to win their batting failed, and though Wood-Sims and Cropper made a fair stand, the total only reached 71. Mr. Evershed b3ing absent. The last six wickets only added seven runs. S ussex , First Innings. Tester, c Marlow, b W. Chatterton .................. 5 Mr R T. Ellis, run ou t.. 3 Mr. W . Newham, o Wood- Sims, b W. Chatterton 0 J. Hide, b Cropper Mr. A. Blackman, b W. Chatterton Humphreys, run out Mr. G. N. Wyatt, c My­ croft, b Shacklock.. .. Second Innings, st Mycroft, b W. Chatterton .• . . 4 2 b Shaoklock .. .. 0 st Mycroft,b Shack­ lock ..................7 b Cropper..................11 Mr. W. Blackman, c and b W. Chatterton .. Philips, c Wood-Sims, b C rop p er.................. .. A. Hide, b Shacklock Juniper, not out B 7, 1b 2 .. 7 run o u t ..................4 2 b Cropper .. . . 2 3 26 c Foster,b W. Chat­ terton ..................5 6 c Mycroft,b Cropper 21 , 1 1 b w, b W. Chatter­ ton......................... 6 19 cFoster, bCropper 0 9not o u t ..................... 2 9 B 14,1b 5, w 2 21 Total..........................125 Total .. ..145 D erbyshire . First Innings Wood-Sims, run out .. 16 Cropper, c and b Humph­ reys ..................................39 F. Sugg, b J. Hide .. .. 28 Mr. S. Evershed,b J. Hide 0 Mr. L. Docker,c W. Black­ man, b J. Hide .. .. 16 Foster, not out..................33 W. Chatterton, b W. Blackman .................. J. Chatterton, b W. Black­ man .................................. Shacklock, b W . Black­ man .................................. Marlow, b W. Blackman.. Mycroft, c Humphreys, b W. Blackman .. .. B 5, 1b 1 .. .. Second Innings, c Ellis, b A. H ide.. 17 b W. Blackman c and b A. Hide b A. Hide .. c sub, b A. Hide 4 b W. Blackman 10 13 0 19 0 run o u t .................. 0 b A. Hide..................0 c sub,b W.Blackman 2 r.ot out B Total.........................149 Total .. . . 7 1 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Sussex. First Innings. O. M. R. W. W. Chatterton .. 43 26 ?3 4 Marlow.................. 22 9 83 0 Shacklock . . . . 10 6 6 2 Cropper .. .. 35 2) 89 2 Docker Tester Second Innin gs O. M. R.W 34.3 18 32 3 12 6 20 0 31 17 30 2 39 22 5 5 8 1 Wood-Sims 2 Mr. Docker and Shacklock each bowled a wide. D e rb y sh ire . 0 0 0 1 0 First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. A. Blackman 1 0 3 0 Juniper .. 89 25 38 0 . . . 8 1 8 0 J. Hide .. 28 16 80 3 . .. 7 3 10 0 W . Blackman 9 2 4 22 6 . .. 17.1 8 22 8 Tester. . . . 4 3 6 0 A. nide . . 1 0 4 20 0 . . . 20 10 19 5 Humphreys.. 9 1 24 1 .. ... i l 0 l; 6 I n our biography of Mr. O’Brien last week a misplacement of two words caused an error. Mr. O’Brien scored 91 not out and 57 for Ox­ ford, against Lancashire, not 91 and 57 not out. He went in in the first over with two runs up and carried ont his bat. M e s s rs . H e n n a h a n d K e n t, of Biighton, have taken an excellent photograph of the eleven which represented England so success­ fully at Lord’s, last week.