Cricket 1884

342 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a tjg . u , is34. Moption." f It’ is "not only as a cricketer, though, that Mr. Newham has been iden­ tified with Sussex. He was present, if we remember rightly, at the meeting which resulted in the formation of the Sussex Football Association, and he has taken a great interest as well as an active part in its development. He has played back mere than once for the County, and it may fairly be said that he is considerably above the average of Association behinds. ¥flE>gC0I^E:B00K. Score 8 o f Matches will be insetted if accompanied with a Postal Order fo r One Shilling. Care should be taken to use only one side o f the paper, and to write all names and figures distinctly. OLD TRAFFORD v. LATCH FORD. Played at Old Trafford on August 9. L a tc h fo r d . E. W. Reynolds, b T. K. Rylands, b Schou ................. 4 Schou ................. 2 J. David, c Rowe, b T. P. Reynolds, b Schcu ................ 2 Schou ................. 2 T. Mylechrcist, b J. Fairhurst, b Schou 3 Rhodes ................ 0 J.Hartley, c Alexander, F. Worthington, not 2 ont ........................ 10 B ........................ 3 J. Ellis,b Schou.. .. 0 — C. H. Benton, b Schou 0 28 O ld T r a ffo r d . S. B. Graves, b Worth­ ington .................11 A.E.Stringer.c Worth­ ington,b Mylechreist 5 H. W. White, c David, b Mylechreist.. .. 2 H. Davies, c Rylands, b D a v id ................ 87 J. F. Bleackley, c David, b Worthing­ ton ........................7 N. C. Scheu, c Ry- lantls,bWorthington 3 T. P. Rowe, not out .. C. Alexander, b Myle- chreist ................. H. A. Fothergill, o Worthington,bMyle- chreist .................10 H. V. Hooper, run out 17 A. Rhodes, not out .. 8 E x tra s .................28 T o ta l.................186 SHROPSHIRE v. THE REVELLERS. Played at Shrewsbury on August 5 and 6. T he B bvellebs . First Innings. A. E. Stringer, e Gough, b Griffiths ................ 4 T. Latham, run out.. .. 15 S. M. Crosfield, b Wade .. 22 H. N. Latham, b Griffiths 5 G. E. Gilbanks, 1 b w, b Griffiths....................... 7 A. Y. Browne, b Griffiths 0 E. W. D. Broughton, b Griffiths....................... N. C. Schou, c and b Griffiths........................2 A. L. Duncan, not out .. 1 T. S. Eyton (sub), absent 0 R. Fowles (sub), absent .. 0 Extras....................... 9 Second Innings. run o u t .................13 b Gough.................12 b Griffiths .. c Hickinbotham, b Griffiths .. 7 b Gough................. not o u t .................10 1 c Sankey, b Gough 4 b Gough ................. c and b Gough .. b Griffiths .. c Griffiths, b Gough Extras .. HAMPSHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. The Hampshire eleven did an extraordinary performance in this match at Southampton on Thursday last and two following days. Winning the toss, they were not dismissed until after luncheon on the second day, by which time they had amassed a huge total of 645, the largest in an important match in England, with the one exception of Surrey’s 650 against Hants at the Oval last year. Messrs, Powell and Lacey both scored over a hundred, and Mr. Duncan, who has not played much for his County of late, carried out his bat for 87. Mr. Powell had one life when he had made a hundred, but his play altogether was exceptionally good—his hit­ ting in particular being brilliant. In his 140 were twenty five fours. Mr. Lacey’s 100 contained fourteen fours. Somersetshire made a bad start, but Messrs. Terry and Robinson improved their position, and these two batsmen added 96 for the fourth wicket. The former’s figures were noteworthy, and his 51 consisted of twelve fours and three singles. Some good hitting by Mr. Read was witnessed later in the innings, but still they had to follow on in a minority of 391. Though Messrs. Trask and Challen added 96 while they were together when they went in again, the rest of the eleven did not lend any great help, and the second innings fell short of the first by 32 runs. Hampshire thus won by an innings and 169 runs. In all, 1,121 runs were scored in the match for 30 wickets, an average of just under 37i for each batsman. CRYSTAL PALACE v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Crystal Palace on August 9. B ick ley P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. E. H. Humphreys, b A. W. Dorman....................... 4 cGardner-Woolloton bC. H. Dormiu.. 0 C. J. H. Cooper, c C. H., b A. W. Dorman .. 1 c Stevens,b Willocks 7 J. N. Tonge, b Fergusson 0 9 M. P. Betts, b A. W. Dor­ man .............................. 21 G. Hilder, c C. H.f b A.W. Dorman....................... 8 11 T. P. Hilder, b A. W. Dor­ man .............................. 0 0 G. F. Heritage, b A. W. Dorman ....................... 13 st Oelrichs, b C. H. Dorman .. .. 0 C. Avery, c Cooper, b 8 cGardner-Woolloton b C. H. Dorman 4 W. J. Coates, not out 19 c Hetley, b Stevens 19 T. W. Horne, b Stevens.. 4 1 R. Hilder, c Fergusson, b 0 4 B 6,1 b 2, w 1 .. .. 9 B 4,1 b3 .. .. 7 Total ................ 90 Total .. .. 62 A. A. E. Oelrichs, c T. P. Hilder,b Heritage 44 P. Currey, b Avery .. 15 H. Hetley, b Avery .. 9 A. W . Gardner- W oollo­ ton, b Heritage .. 19 R. R. Stevens, c G. Hilder, b Horne .. 21 C. H. Dorman, c Cooper, b G. Hilder 26 C rysta l P a la c e . S. M. Fergusson, c Coate3, b Avery G. Cosens, b Avery .. J. Willocks, b Avery .. A. W. Dorman, l b w , b Avery G. J. Cooper, not out B 20,1 b l, w2 .. Total . .176 First Innings. Sainsbury, c Longman, Dible....................... Newton, c Andrews, Armstrong .. .. Second Innings. b . 12 b D ib le .................14 18 Challen, b Armstrong .. 11 Teriy, b Feltham .. .. 51 Robinson, lb w, bLacey.. 57 H. F. Read, b Feltham .. 0 Hall, b Feltham .. .. 0 Trask, c Powell, b Feltham 14 F. Read, not out Marks, b Dible .. Winter, b Dible B 19,1b 9 .. 57 28 c Powell, b Arm­ strong ................. c Powell, b Dible .. run o u t ................ c Andrews, b Dible b Feltham .. c Dible, b Feltham b Armstrong .. c Powell, b Diblo .. not o u t ................. b Feltham .. .. B 4,1 b 3.. .. Total. Total ..222 F. E. Lacey, b Winter 100 A. Andrews, c and b Challen .................60 G. H. Longman, c H. F. Read, b Trask .. 52 E.O. Powell, run out. .140 A. E. Richards, c H. F. Read, b Newton .. 47 A. H. Wood, run out.. 26 ..2 5 4 H a n t s , D. Duncan, not out .'. 86 H.Armstrong,cWinter, b Newton................ 58 E.Sheldrake, b Winter 12 Dible, bHaU .. . . 1 7 Feltham, b Hall . 1 B 34,1 b 11, n b l 46 Total ..6 4 5 CRYSTAL PALACE v. BECKENHAM. Played at Beckenham on Aug. 4. B e c k e n h a m . A. M. Inglis, c Shorter, b Cosens.................6 G.H. Collier, c Hender­ son, b Smith .. .. 24 A. Springett, run out.. 12 L. Wilson, b A. W. D orm a n ................ 64 P. D. Chater, st Hen­ derson, b J. Aste .. 13 A,Pearce, c Henderson, b S m ith ................ 10 L. Hinton, b Hetley.. 13 A. Dashwood, b A. W. D orm an.................19 F. C. Chater, b Smith 10 G. L. Porter, b A. W. D orm an.................6 M. D. Chalmers, b A. W. Dorman .. .. 7 P. Northcote, not out 11 B 15,1 b 3, w 2 .. 20 Total -.215 C rysta l P alace . P. Currey, run out H. P. Clarke, st Collier, b Chalmers .. .. 32 S. Shorter, b Wilson.. 5 H. Hetley, c Pearce, b Wilson ..............54 J. Aste, c Northcote, b Wilson ............. 33 Total C. E. Smith, c Wilson, b Chalmers .. .. 1 A. W. Dorman andJ. M. Henderson did not bat. C. Mitchell, c Chater, b Wilson ................ 4 H. Aste, b Wilson .. 8 G. Cosens, not out .. 10 C. H. Dorman, not out 5 B 15, w 3 .. .. 18 ..171 BOWLING ANALYSIS. H a n ts. Total 68 S h r o psh ir e . W. C. Bridgman, c Crosfield, b Schou.. 41 W. II. Griffiths, b L ath am ................ 12 J. S. Phillips, c Cros­ field, b Gilbanks .. 24 Major Ravenhill, b Schou ................24 W.H. Bather, c Schou, b Latham................2 T. Sankey, c Crosficld, b S c h o u ................1 A, F. Chance, b Schou 12 C. G. Wade, b Sehou.. 17 C. H. Wright, not out 8 R. T. Gough, b Gil­ banks ........................1 Hickinbotham,b Schou 3 E x tr a s .................10 T o ta l.................155 Winter Trask Robinson.. Hall .. Challen O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W 45 15 93 2 H. F. Read 5 1 21 0 61 23 126 1 Sainsbury 18 3 55 0 21 5 60 0 Marks .. 2 0 3 0 38.2 17 67 2 F. Read.. 13 4 28 0 45 17 92 1 Newton.. 18 4 51 2 Sainsbury bowled one no-ball. S o m e r se t . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Dible .. .. 19.2 7 45 3 .. .. 82 12 78 4 Armstrong.. 39 18 62 2 .. 23 13 41 2 Richards .. 15 4 83 0 .. .. 18 7 84 0 Sheldrake .. 11 6 19 0 Feltham .. 24 9 54 4 .. .. 22.3 9 41 8 Lacey.. 9 5 13 1 .. 8 0 21 0 R eport sheets for sending scores to C ricket can be had at the Office of this paper, Id. each, or 9d. per dozen, postage Id. CRYSTAL PALACE v. CHARLTON PARK Played at Crystal Palace on August 7. C h arlton P ark . First Innings. W. McCanlis, c Hetley, A. Burnett, b Willocks................ 5 A. J. Newsome, b Smith. .................48 J. Hunter, b Dorman 1 G. Maryon-Wilson, c Clarke, b Dorman .. 2 W. Burnett, b Turner 8 G. McCanlis, b Dorman 24 , b Smith 0 M. A. Streatfield, c Clarke, b Turner .. 11 H. Turrell, b Turner 10 A.C.NewsomOjbTumer 1 Rev. W. M. C. Mc­ Allister, not out .. 0 B 7, lb 4, w 2,n 1 14 Total................124 In the Second Innings W. McCanlis scored (not out) 31, A. J. Newsome, c Willooks, b Hetley, 17, Hunter (not out), 24, Streatfield, c Turner, b Campbell. 9: extras 12—Total 93. C r y st a l P a l a c e . II. P. Clarke, b A. Burnett ................ 24 L. J. Turner, b G. Mc­ Canlis.. .. .. .. 0 H. P. Smith, c and b McAllister................ 13 H. Hetley, c W. Mc­ Canlis, b W. Burnett 33 J. Dives, b A. Burnett 3 F. Campbell, 1b w, b A. J. Newsome .. .. 8 T. C. Sheard, b Mc­ Allister ................ 20 A. A. E.Oclrichs, b W. B urnett.................18 A. W . Gardner-Wool­ loton, c A. J. New- somo, b McAllister 1 A. W. Dorman, c Streatfield, b Mc­ Allister .................8 J. Willocks, not out.. 4 B 3,1 b 2 .. .. 5 Total ..137