Cricket 1884

AUG. 7,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. • 337 DERBYSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Lancashire, though only poorly repre- spnled, had all the best of this match at Derby, on Monday and Tuesday, The Lancashire team going in first, made a very bad commencement, and five wickets were down for 28. A. useful stand by Barlow and Mr. Hornby who, by capital cricket, added 96 runs while they were together, however, entirely altered the aspect of the game, and the innings reached 162. Mr. Cochrane, of the Repton School eleven, made his first ap­ pearance for the Derbyshire team, and was successful, a s will be seen, with both bat and ball. The Derbyshire batsmen only made a poor show against the bowling of Watson and Barlow, and in their two innings only totalled 126. Watson took nine wickets for 61, Barlow seven for 42. L a n ca s h ire . b Whita\er, 1 b Shaw........................1 Barlow, o Marlow, b Cochrane................ 61 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, o Wood-Sims,b Shaw 1 Briggs, b Cochrane .. 11 Mr. J. G. Heap, b Cochrane................ 0 Mr. C. De Trafford, c Cropper, b Cochrane 0 Mr. A. N. Hornby, o Sugg, b Cochrane .. 55 Mr. L. D. Hildyard, o Mycroft, b Cochrana 8 Watson, c Mycroft, b Shaw........................ 6 Crossland, b Shaw 11 M’Intyre, not out .. 1 B 4,1b 8 .. .. 12 Total . D e r b y sh ir e . .162 First Innings. Second Innings. Cropper, c Hildyard, b Bar- 0 c Whittaker, b Bar- low ................. 1 Woo l-S im s, c Hildyard, b B arlow ....................... 4 h w, b Barlow .. 4 Mr. L . C Docker,c Briggs, 21 c De Trafford, b Barlow................ 1 F. Sugg, st M lutyro, b W atson........................ 6 st M Intyre, b Wat- Foster, c M’Intyre, b Wat­ son ............................... 0 Platts, b Barlow .. .. 0 run o u t ................. 0 Mr. A. H. Cochrane, c De Trafford, b Watson .. 21 W . Chatterton, c Barlow, b Crossland................ 4 1b w, b Watson .. 0 H. Shaw, not out .. .. Mycroft, 1 b w, b Watson 12 c Heap, b Watson.. 0 2 not. o u t ................. 8 Marlow, b Crossland 6 b Watson................ 6 Lb 3, n b l ................ 4 Extras .. .. 8 Total ................. 80 Total .. .. 46 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a s h ir e . Cochrane ShtW •• Maxiow.. O. M. 26 7 15 8 11 4 First Innings. 0. M. Barlow .. 83 22 Watson .. 44 28 Crossla’id.. 11'8 5 R.W. 51 6 2-5 4 23 0 D e r b y sh ir e . 0. M. Cropper.. 12 4 Chatterton 8 0 R.W. 33 0 17 0 R.W. 24 4 86 4 16 2 Croaslaad bowled Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . .. 2 ) 18 . .. 191 10 18 8 25 5 no-ball. GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS OF YORKSHIRE. The Plavers of Yorkshire had a very easy victory in this match played at Sheffield on Monday and Tuesday. The Gentlemen, though well represented, were only able to score 81 and 53, and were beaten by an inaings and 70 runs. The easy victory of the Players was mainly due to the fine bowl­ ing of Peate. His figures were remarkable. In all he took thirteen wickets at a cost of only 53 runs. P layers . Ulyett, c Hudson, b Frank........................42 Hall, b Fiank .. .. 4 Lee, b Tempest .. .. 4 Bates, c Forbes, b Frank ................ 8 Grim&haw. b Tempest 47 Peel, st Leatham, b Forbes .................41) Rawlin, b Forbes ,. 87 Harris, b Tempest .. Peate, st Leatham, b Tem pest................ Emmett, run out ., Hunter, not out.. B 8,1 b 6 .. Total................ 204 Y o r k sh ir e G e n t le m e n . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. F. Forbes,b Paate 44 b Peate ................1 Mr. E. T. Hirst, b Peate . 2 b Peel .................16 Bon. M. B. Hawke, b Bates ....................... 4 b P e a te ................1 Rev. C. M. Sharpe, b Peate ....................... 5 st Hunter, b Peate.. 8 Mr. J. W.Hudson, not out 17 st Hunter, b Peate 9 Mr. J. Frank, b Pea*e .. 0 b Peel .................. 8 Rev. H. M. Sims, b Pea*e 0 n o t o u t ................15 Rev. H. Hudson, c Hall, b Ulyett ....................... 4 b P e a te ................ 0 Mr. C. W. L*ndon, c Ulyett, b Feate ., ., 0 b P e a te .................. 0 Mr. G. B. Leatham, c Ulyett, b Peate .. .. 0 b P e a te ...................0 Mr. W. F. Tempest, c Hall, b Ulyett .. .. 1 run o u t .................. 0 B l, lb 3 ................4 B2, lb 3 .. .. 5 Total ................ 81 Total .. ..5 3 BECKENHAM y. HARROW BLUES. Played at Beckenham on August 1. B e c k en h am . A. Pearce, c Cooper, b J. Robertson, h w, b Colbeck ................ 6 G. H. Collier, b P. C. P a rr........................18 C. Wilson, 1 b w, b C<>lbeck .................5 L. T. de Z. Collier, c Bowen, b P. C. Parr 8 A. M. Inglis. cBowden- Smith, b Davidson.. 84 H. E. Taylor, b David­ son ........................ 2 Bowden-Smith .. 21 P. Nortbcote, o Hume, b Bowdcn-Smith .. 1 D. W. Williams, not i ,out ........................3 . E. Chalmers,run out 0 J. H. Hill, run out .. 2 L b 2, w 1 .. .. 8 Total................ 148 First Innirgs. C. J. H Cooper, c Wil­ liams, b Inglis .. .. 2 G. Prentice, run out .. 14 P. C. Parr, c Williamp, b lnglig ....................... 11 M. P. Betts, c Williams, b Robertson ................0 C. Colbeck, b Robertson. • 4 C. C. Parr, b Inglis .. .. 7 Arthur Bowden-Smith, b Robertson ................0 H, O. Davidson, b Inglis 0 J. Hume, b Roberts »n .. 0 E. E. Bowen, not out .. 15 Hon. H. W. Mansfield, b Robertson ................0 B 16,1 b 1 ................ 17 H arrow B lu es . Second Innings. 1b w, b Inglis.. 1 b w, b Iuglis.. b I n g lis .................11 c Williams,b Wilson 25 c Pearce, b Robert­ son .................4 o Robertson, b Wil­ son ................. 2 b Robertson .. .. 0 b Robertson .. ..1 4 not o u t ................. 8 c Williams, blnglis 12 Total 70 blnglis .. ., B 15, l b l Tutal . .130 HORNSEY v. GUILDFORD. Played at Guildford on August 4. G u ild fo r d . First Innings. Cherry, c Nicholls, b Paige 30 A. B. Harding, c Jeff, b Clarke ....................... 0 G. T. Hewitt, b Paige .. 0 W. Roberts, b Paige .. 0 A. B. Franks, c Nicholls, b Paige.............................. 57 G. E. Bicknell, b Groves.. 4 G. A. Franks, c Reod, b Paige...............................5 A. G. Lockett, c Harrison, b Groves........................0 E. H Stafford, c Claike, b Paige.............................. 6 A. C. D. Hicks, run out .. 13 T. Bampton, b Paine .. 0 H. Botiing, not out.. .. 0 B 5,1 b 7, w 2 .. ..1 4 Total. . ..129 H o rn sey , Second Innings. b P a ig e ................ 4 b P a ig e .................22 b P a ig e ................ 11 c Nicholls, b Groves 3 c Paicc, b Groves .. 7 not o u t ................. 20 b Groves................. 8 lb w. b Paige .. 0 not o u t ................. 0 B 5 , 1b 1.. .. 6 Total .. ..7 6 W. P. Harrison, c Lockett, b Bicknell 9 W. Groves, c Harding, b Bicknell................3 E. A. Cox, b Bicknell.. 88 B. A. Clarke, c Robeits, b H ewitt................ 10 H. Rood, c sub, b Bick­ nell ....................... 84 E. Paige, c 6 ub, b B icknell................... 1 R. 0. Lindsay, b G. Franks ................. 0 S. A. Walker, b Franks H. Jeff, e Franks, Bicknell .. F. Paice. b Bicknell T. A. Nicholls, b Fi auk* .. H. Tyrell, not out B 9,1 b 2 G. . 0 ,. 4 . 11 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. ME. RUFFLES’ ELEVEN. Played at Catford Bridge on August 4. G ra n t W. L. Pierce, c Brier­ ley, b Harris .. .. 1 F. E. Lander, c Brier­ ley, b Har is .. .. 23 W. Edwards, b Free­ man ........................61 P.H. Lockhart, b Tids­ well ........................55 A. Sharood, run out . .10J J. Wilson, jun., c Harris, b Tidswell.. 1 M r . R u ffle s 1 tl l k . E. A. Ferry, Bt Wall, b Harris .................15 J. S. Clarkson, b Beete 24 A. Taylor, not out .. 66 F. Furze, b T.dswell .. 0 E. M. Rogers, c Wall, b Freeman .. .. 13 B 9,1 b l l , w 5,n b 1 26 Total . .885 XI. T o ta l.................12} H. B. Tidswell, b Ferry 10 R. G. Garlant, b Ed- C. H. Wail, b Edwards 6 S. F. Harris, b Sharood 6 T. French, b Edwards 8 F. Beete, b Edwards .. 1 J. P. Freeman, c and b Edwards................ 4 J. S, Worthington, b Edwards................ 4 Dr. Gwynne, b Sha­ rood ........................ W. H. Brierley, not out ........................ S. H. Smith, b Ed­ wards........................ B 3,1 b 1 .. Total . 63 PALLTMG3VVCCK v. LONDON & WEST­ MINSTER BANK. Played at East A cton'on'July 31, and Aug. 1. P a llin g sw ic k . O. J. Fraser, b Pod- more ........................ O.L. Tudor, b Podmore G. L. Calcot^, b Pod- more ........................ M. A. Walker, c Briggs, b Podmore.. 3 W. C. Yarborough, o Welch, hPodraore.. 45 F. Moir, b Podmore .. 1 I 2 H. W. Burnside, b Podmore................ 0 A. F. M. Gamble, b Welch ................ 31 C. Sleeman,b Welch.. 22 W.\,Mercer,b Pennell 5 H. Cockerton, not out 2 B 8 ,1 b 8 , w 2 .. 18 T.tal .. ..131 L. & W. B an k. H. A. Rigg, b Walker.. 2 C. S. Pennell, c and b Yarborough .. .. 87 S. A. Fi*zroy, b Walker 2 W. Fennelly, c Mercer, b C alcott................ 12 A. Podmore, b Yar­ borough ................ 0 T.Welch,b Yarborough 7 T. W. Mackintosh, b Calcott .................0 H. Welch, b Calcott .. 5 W. Anderson.b Calcott 5 Parsons, b Calcott .. 4 A. W. Gray, not out ..1 1 L b l ...............l Total 86 PALLINGSWICK v. SOUTHGATE. Played at East Acton on August 2. P a ll in g sw ic k . W. H. Pope, c C., b A. W. Sharp................26 G. L. Calcott, b Ford.. 50 W.L. Hotchkin, b Ford 12 R. A. Carter, run out.. 29 W. C. Yarborough, b F ord ....................... 15 J. H. Dean Drake, b White.......................5 M. A. Walker, b Mapiu 25 A. F. Gamble, c A. White, b Mapin .. 21 L. Chapman, c A. White, b Ford.. .. 2 G. R. Hebden, not out 11 E. Kettle, b Ford .. 10 W. A. Mercer, b Ford 0 B 6 ,1 b 6 , w 1 .. 13 T o ta l................ 222 Southgate lost six wickets for 10 runs. SOUTH SAXONS v. BALD3LOW PLACE. Played at Baldslow Placa, St. Leonards- on-Sea, on August 2. S outh S axons . W. H. Benthall, b Luck 49 A. C. Coles.b Ma kenzie 1 C S. Gray, c aud b Blundell................. 6 F.G. Langham, c Buck- nill, b Pigg .. .. 43 G. H. Gladstone,b Pigg 15 T. B. Sturland, b Pigg 11 S Whitehead, b Pigg 17 F. G. Chichester,b Pig» 0 S. J. Blake, b Luck .. 5 E. J. Cheney, not out 5 G. II. Hancock, b Pig ' 0 B 10,1 b 5, w 1 .. 16 T ota l................ 171 B ald slow P la c e . II. Pigg, b Whitehead 12 G. Luck, b Whitehead 8 Capt.H. M. Mackenzie, c Coles, b Whitehead 1 E. H. liivett-Carnac, b Sturland .. .. 6 C. J. Ebden, b Sturland 22 S. P. Bucknill, c Ben­ thall, b Whitehead.. 15 C. Davenport, b Gray 1 F. Morris, b Lan&hHin 11 T. Blund».‘ll, c and b Langham................ fi J. Morris, not ont .. 0 P. Neil, b Langham .. 0 B 7, l b l, w 1 .. 9 Total 91