Cricket 1884

JULY 31,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 321 E N V IL L E H A L L C R ICK E T W E E K . ENVItiLE HALL v. KING’S HEATH. Played at Enville Hall on July 15. K in g ’ s H e a t h . First Innings. Second Innings. R. Docker, b Lambert .. 6 b B aines.................21 J. Jenkins, b Baines .. 11 b B aines................... 1 T. Smallwood, b Baines.. 5 c Jacson, b Baines 13 F. Cox, c Baines, b Stain- t o n .................................. 8 b Baines................... 0 L. Williams, c Foley, b Stainton..........................0 c Baines, b Lambert 9 C. Kemp, b Baines .. .. 0 b Lambert .. .. 0 G. Newbold, b Stainton.. 7 b B aines...................4 A. Launcelot, c Jacson, b Baines ..........................0 b B aines....................0 W. Ridding, b Baines .. O b B ain es..................1 W. Nevins, b Lambert .. 8 o Edge, b Lambei t H. Turner, not out .. .. 3 net out .. . .. 0 Extrrfs..........................10 Extras .. .. 16 G. Banks,b Lambert.. .. J. H. Izon, b Raynor T. B. Cope, run out.. R. Clark, b Lambert .. A. E. Thompson, c Lam­ bert, b Raynor .. W. Braford, b Raynor E. D. Crane, b Raynor .. B. O. Clarke, b Raynor C. H. Crane, b Lambe* .. J. E. Sparrow, l b ' b B razn ell.......................... Smith, not out Total..........................58 E nvillb H all . Total 67 O.F.Jacson,b Launcelot 24 N.E.Stainton,bRidding 88 A . J. Otter, b Ridding 18 W. F.G . Sandwith, Bt Newbold, b Cox.. .. 6 J. Edge, o Jenkins, b R. D ocker..................25 H. Baines, not out .. 32 Sir H. Lambert, b Docker ..................0 P. H. Foley, b Docker 0 H. A. Payne, l b w , b Turner .................. S. G. Dudley, c Kemp, b N evins..................18 H. Williams, run out Extras Total. 11 .167 E. M. SOUTHWELL’S X I. v. ENYILLE HALL. Played at Enville Hall on July 16 and 17. E n v ille H a ll, SirH.Lambert,b Lloyd Raynor, e Harvey, b Darkes ..................24 P. H. Foley, c Gordon b Spearman .. .. 0 H. A. Payne,not ou t.. E x tr a s .................. 14 0. F. Jacson, c and b TIorlrdB 1 H N. E. Stainton,b Lloyd 78 H. Turney, run out .. 15 H. Baines, c Lea, b Spearman..................2 W. F. G. Sandwitb, W ilson, b Darkes Edge, b Lloyd E. M. Wakeman, Spearman.. .. 99 Total ..215 E. M. S o u t h w e ll’s X I. First Inninga. Second Innings. J. Greenwood, c and b Baines ..........................84 b Raynor..................... J. Darkes, o Slainton, b Lam bert..........................0 F. Lloyd, b Baines .. .. 23 W. N. Lea, run ou t.. .. C. Amos, c Payne, b Lam­ bert .................................. Sir J. Spearman, b Lam­ bert .................................. W. Roberts, not ou t.. .. J. Wilson, b Baines .. W. P. Gordon, b Baines.. S. Harvey, c and b Baines .......................... H. K. Southwell, b Lam bert..........................2 Extras..........................7 c Lambert.bRaynor 23 b Raynor.................. c Turney, b Baines 8 c*Wakeman,b Baines b Baines .. .. .. c and b Baines not o u t .................. c Wakeraan.bBaines T. B. Cope’s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. 2 1 c and b Raynor c Moore, b Lambert c Moore, b Raynor 0 b Lambert b Lambert not out .. 0 E xtras..........................2 c Butcher, b Raynor not o u t .................. Extras .. Total. 67 ENVILLE HALL v. STOURBRIDGE. Played at Enville Hall on July 19. E nvillb H all . N. E. Stainton, b Raynor .................. 5 Edge.c Penn, b Raynor 1 W.Braznell, run o u t . . 19 F. H. Sitwell, c and b Raynor ..................54 W. F. G. Sandwith, b P en n ..........................17 W. Green, b Raynor .. 88 H. A. Payne, c Simras, b Otter ..................29 E. Glllbanks, b Ray­ nor .......................... 24 Sir H. Lambert, b Raynor ..................19 A.L.Humphreys,bPenn 5 A. F. Payne, not o u t.. 1 E x t r a s .................. 16 Total .808 S tourbridge . H. Parkes, c Green, b L a m b e rt.................. G. H. Timmins, run out .......................... H.Turney, h w, b Lam­ bert J. Jones, J. W. Parkes, A. did not bat. J. Penn, b Lam bert.. S. Raynor, b Lambert F. G. Simms, not out E x tr a s .................. E n v ille H a ll. First Innings W. H. Moore, st Jac- 18 j son, b Flowers .. 6 I J. Penn, c Whitmore, 23 i b Flowers................. 2 Sir H. Lambert, b A ttew ell................0 H. A. Payne,b Flower 3 3 Raynor, not out.. .. 6 E x tr a s ..................12 T o ta l..................83 T. C. O’Brien, o Foley, b Attewell.................. Bates, c Wright, b Flowers .................. N. E. Stainton, b Flowers .................. A. Butcher, c Jaeson, b Attewell.................. F. H. Sitwell, c W hit­ more, b Attewell W. F. G. Sandwith, b Flowers ................ In the Second Innings O’Brien scored, b Woof, 49, Bates, e Jacson, b Attewell, 6 , Stainton, b Attewell 35, A. Butcher (not out) 5, Sitwell (not out), 7; extras 2 — Total 104. Total .. . . 1 1 J, Otter and C. C. Hicks ENVILLE HALL v. SALTERS. Played at Enville Hall on July 21. LANCASHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The first match of the season between these counties begun at Manchester, on Thursday, was brought to a conclusion soon after luncheon on the second day. After being headed by 23 runs on the first innings Gloucestershire had made 25 in the second for the loss of one wicket, when a telegram was received by Mr. W.G. Grace, containing the sad news of his mother’s death. A brief consultation ensued and it was mutually agreed to give up the match as drawn. The chief features of the game—which was left in a very interesting condition—were the ex­ cellent cricket of Mr. W. G. Grace, who scored just one half of the runs made by Gloucestershire from the bat in the first innings, the vigorous hitting of Mr. Hornby, and the effective bowling of Barlow for Lan­ cashire. Score and analysis G lo u c e s te rs h ir e . First Innings. E nvillk H all . N. E.'Stainton, c Pay­ ton, b Reeves .. .. 23 0. F. Jaeson.c G.Salter, b H o rto n ..................10 T.C.O’Brien, c F.Salter, b H o rto n ..................61 F. H. Sitwoll, b Reeves 8 H. Baines, b Payton .. ti W. F. G. Sandwith, b Peeves ..................1 E. M. Wakeman, st Harrold.bWiddowson 51 29 Sir H. Lambert, b Col- lishaw .................. H. A. Payne, b Colli ahaw.......................... 2 Raynor, not ou t.. .. 1 Edgo, c Payton,b Wid- d o w g o n .................. 0 E xtras..................14 Total. .209 Mr. E. M. Grace, l b w , b W atson...............12 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, b Barlow ................ 2 Painter, b Watson .. 8 Mr. F. Townsend, b Watson ................ 8 Mr. W . F. Pullen, o Pilling, b Barlow .. 5 Mr. W . G. Grace, b Barlow ..............53 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Watson .............. 12 8ALTKRS. 8 b Baines..................1 b Raynor.. Extras Total 80 Total T. B. COPE’S XI. v. ENVILLE HALL. Played at Enville Hall on July 18. E nville H all . First Innings. N. E.’ Stainton, b Cope .. 6 st Banks, b Crane.. 4 W. Braznell, st Banks, b Crane ......................... 17 1b w, b Crane.. 1 A. Butcher, c R. Clarke, b Crane .......................... 4 l b w , b Sm ith.. .. b C ia n e .................. 9 Edge, m n o u t .................. 0 0 W. H. Mooie, c Izon, b Cope.................................. 4 c Thompson, b Crane 0 Raynor, c Ciane, b Cope.. 16 c Cope, b Crane 9 W. F. G. Sandwith, o Izon, b S m ith .......................... 9 6 E. Gillbanks, st Banks, b Smith .......................... 1 0 Sir H. Lambert, 1 b w, b Smith .......................... 0 4 H. A. Payne, 1 b w, b Smith .......................... 10 14 A. L. Humphrey*, not out E xtras.......................... 3 4 2 Total.......................... 74 Total .. .* 49 W. Harrold, c Baines,b T. Salter, b Lambert.. 18 L a m b e rt.................. 8 W. Williamson, c Ray­ G. Salter, b Baines .. 11 nor, b Lambert J. Horton, run out .. 12 J. Payton, c Jascon, b 0 Baines .................. 2 T. Smith, b Lambert 1 Collishaw, c Payne, b L a m b e rt.................. J. Reeves, not out .. 1 5 E xtras.................. 5 Widdowson, c Jacson,b Baines .................. 0 Total.................. 65 E. Silvester, c Edge, b 7 ENVILLE HALL v. M.C.C. AND G. Played at Enville Hall’ on July 22 and 23, M.C.C. Second Innings, c Moore, b Bates .. 11 run o u t ..................15 b B a t e s .................. 12 b B a t e s .................. 25 c Butcher, b Bates First Innings. 0. F. Jacson, b Raynor .. 15 Attewell,b Lambert.. .. 7 { ’lowers, c O’Brien, b Lam bert..........................11 J. S. Phillips, c Butcher, b R a y n o r ......................... 12 E. P. Jobson, not out .. 15 H.E.Whitraore, c O’Brion, b P e n n ...........................3 b B a t e s ................... C. Wright, c Penn, b Ray­ nor ................................... 6 c Bates,b Raynor.. C. W. Foley, c Bates, b R a y n o r .........................19 b Raynor................... 0 Woof, c Moore, b Bates .. 8 b Bates P. H. Foley, b Raynor .. 0 notout .. .. ». 7 H. W. Kiallmark, c Lam­ bert, b Raynor .. .. 0 run o u t ................... 0 Extras..........................18 Extras Total.. .. ..109 Total 77 Mr. H. V. Page, b Barlow .................. Mr. E. J. Taylor, c Watson, b Barlow .. Mr. H. Boughton, run out .......................... Woof, not out .. B 8 ,1 b 3 .. Total ..119 In the Second Innings Mr. E. M. Graee scored (c Whitaker, b Barlow) 14, Mr. W. R. Gilbert (not out) 8 , Mr. W. G. Grace (not out) 1 ; b 2—Total 25. L ancashire . Barlow, o E. M. Grace, Mr. W. Wood, 1b w, b b W. G. Grace .. 0 W oof.......................... 22 Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Whitaker, • and b Gilbert .................. Painter, b Page Mr. F. Taylor, o W. G. 46 13 Watson, c W. G. Grace, b W oof.. .. 16 Grace, b W oof.. .. Pilling, not out .. .. 11 Briggs, b Page .. .. 13 0 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, Crossland, c Pullen, b b Page .................. 0 W oof.......................... 0 Robinson, c Brain, b B 6 ,1 b 5, w 1 .. 12 W. G. Grace .. 9 — Total .. ..142 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G lo u c e s te rs h ir e . Fir&t Innings. Second Inning?, Barlow .. Watson .. Crossland Briggj .. W . Grace Woof .. Page O. M. R.W. O. .. 87 19 49 5 .. .. 10 .. 31 17 39 4 .. .. 9 .. 6 3 10 0 .. 9 6 10 0 L ancashire . O. M. R.W. O. 2-5 10 51 2 Painter.. 2 26-312 48 4 Gilbort .. 4 20 10 25 8 W . G. Grace bowled one wide. M. R.W . 4 lii 1 6 7 0 P la ^ no for Praed Street against Bruns­ wick last Saturday at Kilburn, R. L, Lacey took seven wickets for two runs, six clean bowled and one “ c and b.” The Bruns­ wick total amounted to only nine, and their opponents scored 33 without losing a wicket, when rain stopped play.