Cricket 1884

326 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a u g . 7, u m . Daft’s team of English cricketers. His con­ tribution against the Irishmen—who were defeated in one innings—was thirty-one. Against the bowling of Shaw and Morley in the second great match of the American season he made double figures eaoh time, while two years later his score of 40 against Shaw and Shrewsbury’s eleven then on its way to Australia, was highly praised by the professionals. On the inception of the tourwhich the Philadelphian amateurs have just completed in England, Mr. Newhall ■was one of the first chosen to join the taam. Subsequently too, when it was finally settled that his elder brother Daniel would be unable to act as oaptain during the trip he was unanimously Chosen to fill this important and arduous post. Throughout he has scored consistently, and his batting average for the eighteen matches is, with one exception— that of Mr. Scott — the highest on the side. His principal con­ tributions have been 126, against the Gentlemen of Cheshire, 86 against the Scarborough Club, 71 against the Gentlemen of Derbyshire, 64 against the Castleton Club, 55 against the Gentlemen of Leices­ tershire, and 52 against the Liverpool Club. Nr. Newhall is a right-handed bat with a free style. He drives very hard, keeping the ball well on the ground and placing it with judgment. His defence is nearly all back, and although his style is not a finished one, he seldom fails either to get runs or to infuse life into the game. He does not bowl, but is a sure field, although his return is necessarily slow, owing to an injury to the shoulder, which he received a few years back. His performances in England have been of such a kind as to give the highest satisfaction to the friends of American cricket; and it hag been especially a matter of congratulation that the family which has done everything for cricket on the other side of the Atlantic should have been so worthily represented in the home of the game. ¥ p : $ C 0 ^ E : B 0 0 K . Scores of Matches will be inserted i f accompanied with a Postal Order for One Shilling. Care should be taken to use only one tide o f the paper, and to write all names and -figures distinctly. NORTHBROOK v. LAUSANNE (S econd E levens ). Played at Lee on July 26. N o r th b r o o k . J. W. Allen, h Oldham 11 J. Fisher, b Johnston 18 F. A. Smith, c Smith,b L ook ........................29 A. East, o Oldham, b Smith........................0 H. Mundy, b Oldham.. 0 H. Doman, b Oldham.. 0 A. H.Holmes, o Asprey, b Oldham.................0 W. Simmons, not out 24 0. S. Cooke, b Oldham 2 C. Higham, o Lock, b Johnston................ 13 W. Marks, b Johnston 2 B 6 ,1 b 1 .. .. 6 Total .105 L au san n e . mith, c Mundy, b Smith........................16 Gray, b East................ 12 Asprey, b Higham .. 9 juock, b East .. .. 4 Johnston, b Holmes .. 15 Morris, run out .. .. 0 Woodward, b Holmes 8 Oldham,o and b Holmes 19 Cipriani, b Holmes Cundall, b Smith Alabaster, not out £ 5,1 b 4 Total STREATHAM v. BEXLEY. Played at Streatham on July 26. B e xle y . Capt. Johnson, c C., b C. L. Morgan.. .. 1 E. C.Friend, b C. Mor­ gan ..................... 8 W. W. Mann, b C. Mor­ gan .....................19 W. B. Friend, run out 50 Street, c Morley, b T rollop e...............7 E. Y. Drew, b C. L. Morgan ..............23 G. Friend, not out .. 32 T. Jenkins, c Rough- ton, b C. L. Morgan 0 W. C. Jaokson, h w, b TroU ope................ 25 G. J. Fraser, c Morley, b G a m e .................2 G. Yan de Linde, b T rollope................ 5 B ........................ 6 T o t a l................ 177 S tr e a t h a m . W. S. Trollope,b Street 103 C. L. Morgan, not out 9 D. Hallam, 1 b w, b W. E x tra s .................20 B. Friend................ 40 — E. J. Game, b Street 18 T otal..................211 H. B. Powell,not out.. 21 C. Morgan, A. N. Morley, G. Baxter, J. W. Rough- toD, A. Lingham, and G. Withers did not bat. INCOGNITI v. UNITED SERVICE. PJayed at Portsmouth on July 23 and 24. I ncogniti . First Innings. Major Beaver, run out .. 45 W. A. Soames, b Cox .. 6 G. H. Collier, c Young- husband, b Bethuno .. 21 A. M. Inglis, run out 7 H. J. Hill, c Bonham- Carter, b Bethune .. 60 C. W. M. Dale, c Young- husband, b Benson .. 14 R. C. Toogood, b Bonham- Carter ........................1 Second Innings, c Younghusband, b Richardson.. .. 22 b Bethune .. .. 4 c B.thune, b Ben­ son........................44 run o u t .................5 c Bethune, b Rich­ ardson ................ 3 b Benson.................2 c Archdalfl, b Bon- ham-Carter .. .. 8 R. C. G. Dill, c Young- husband, b Riohardson 11 c Bonham-Ca’ ter, b Richardson .. .. 8 Major Bircham, not out.. 23 b Bethune .. .. 11 W. F. Richmond, b Ben­ son ............................... 15 b Llpscombe .. .. 56 L. N. Younghusband, run o u t ............................... 0 not o u t ..................... 20 B 1,1 b 4, w 4 . . . . 9 B 5,1 b 2, w 7 .. 14 Total....................... 212 Total U n ite d S e r v ic e . First Innings, L. Bonham-Carter, o Inglis, b Toogood .. 54 G. H. Younghusbaad, b Hill........................1 Y. Blakey, b DiH.. .. 2 Capt. Bethune, o In­ glis, b Dill .. ..2 1 Capt. Lipicombe, c Beaver, b H ill.. .. 3 Major Wallace, b Inglis 78 ..192 Capt. Archdale, not out 7 F. Cox, c Collier, b Inglis.......................20 G. H. Lipsoombe, not out ....................... 7 W. Richardson,b Inglis 0 R. P. Benson, b Inglis 1 B 2, w 3 .................5 Total .199 In the Second Innings Bonham-Carter scored (not out) 26, Bethune (not out) 5, Lipscombe, c sub, b Inglis, 17, Riohardson, c Beaver, b Hill, 10; w 2— Total, 60. INCOGNITI v. SOUTH HANTS. Played at Southampton on July 25 and 26. I n co q n iti . First Innings. Second Innings. W. A. Soames, run out .. 58 c Harvey, b Blaker 25 G. H. Collier, b Giles .. . . 0 b Chapman .. .. 76 A. M. Inglis, c Beatson, b Radcliffe ........................ 6 c Chapman,b Rad­ cliffe 43 H. J. Hill, b Radcliffe .. .. 13 b Chapman.. .. 62 Capt. Bethune, *t Hill, b Radcliffe .......................17 b Chapman .. .. 67 Lieut. S. Login, R.N., b Blaker............................. 23 c Chapman, b Radcliffe .. .. 9 C. W. M. Dale, b Blaker .. 12 b Chapman .. .. 0 G. H. Younghusband, b Blaker..............................0 not out.....0 G. H. Lipscombe,b Radcliffe 10 b Chapman.. .. 2 L. N. Younghusband, b Chapman...................... 24 b Giles..... 6 Major Bircham, not out .. 11 b E d e .....26 B 15,1 b 2, w 4 .. ..2 1 B 16,1 b 5,w 8 29 Total ..............195 Total ..335 S o u th H a n ts. First Innings. E. J. Hill, run out H. Serjeant, run out .. ..1 7 C. E. Chapman, b Hill V. G. Radcliffe, c Lip combe, b Bethune .. H. K. Grierson, b Inglis Beatson, c Dale, b Inglis F. T. Griffin, b Inglis .. A. Giles, b Inglis .. F. N. Harvey, c Bircham, Bethune ................. , W. C. Blaker, inn out.. . E. L. Ede, not out .. , B 4,1 b 3, w 1.. .. Total., Second Innings. .. 5 c G. Younghus­ band, b Collier 20 , 17 C Bircham, b Col- 32 ,. 44 1b w, b Inglis .. 29 ,8. 28 c Lipsoombe, b Bethune .. 24 .. 12 st Dale, b Collier 4 .. 13 b Inglis .. .. 3 ,. 0 b Inglis .. 11 ,. 0 et Dale, b Collier 2 b . 9 c L. Younghus­ band, b Inglis.. 16 . 2 C Login, b Inglis 1 . 0 not out................ 15 B 16,1 b 4, wl 21 138 Total ..178 UPTON PARK v. HOLBORN. Played at West Ham Park on July 26. H o lborn . J. C. Clarke, b Roth­ well ........................ J. Monat, b Luckin .. H. Boyton, b Ganly .. G. R.Harrower.b Ganly A. Jennings, c Allsop,b Ganly........................ J. Hedges, b Luckin .. W. W. Green, b Ganly F. O. Buck, b Ganly.. J. Lodge, b Luokin .. F. Boyton, c Clifton, b G a n ly................. J. Flynn, not out Extras................ 15 Total. 62 U pton P a r k . R. Ganly, b Jennings.. 4 P. Lincoln, b Jennings 3 J. Matthews, b Green.. 0 F.E. Rothwell, b Green 15 K. C. Clifton, not out.. 15 J. Kennett, run out .. 8 W. Ringrose, st Boy­ ton, b Jennings .. 11 J. Luokin, not out .. 9 Extras................ 7 Total .. H. C. Allsop, G. Pargy, and W. J. Nye did not bat. 67 HORNSEY v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Hornsey on July 29. M.C.C. & G. W. H. Rodwell, b Swinstead .. .. 8 Gunn, o sub, b Swin­ stead ........................7 G. F. Willes, b Elmore 25 T. C. O’Brien, c Orton, b Swinstead .. .. 26 W. Bird, b Paige .. 22 West, c and b Clarko.. 21 H. A. Bagot,b Paige .. 17 W. Hyne«, b Swinstead 27 Capt. A. Ind, not out.. 3 E. VV. Nicholls,b Swin­ stead ........................ 0 Pickett, c Rayner, b Swinstead................ 8 B 4, 1 b 1, w 3 .. 8 Total.................175 econd Innings. lloRNSEY. First Innings.' E. A. Cox, c Pickett, b West...............................9 notout .............l R. H. King, o Gunn, b Pickett ...................... 15 c Gunn, bO’Brien 0 F. Orton, c Bird, b Gunn £9 not o u t ................l H. Rood, b Pickett .. .. 1b B a g o t................0 F. Swinstead, c Pickett, b West.............................. 2 c Gunn,b Bagot .. 0 B. A. Clarke, c Gunn, b Pickett .......................0 T. Harrison, b Pickett .. 15 J. S. Elmcre, c West, b Gunn..............................0 B. Paige, c Gunn, b Bagot 11 W. Groves, not out .. .. 2 c Willes, bO'Brien 2 G. C Rayner, c West, b Gunn............................. 5 B 8 ,1 b 1 .................9 B .....................4 Total. Total I n a match on Friday week, between the Past and Present of Mill Hill House School, Leicester (12 a side), the latter were dis­ missed for 11. Billson took six wickets for w o runs. The first six wickets fell for three tuns.