Cricket 1884

a u g . 1 4 , 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 345 BROADWATER v. SURBITON. Played at Broadwater, Godalming, on Aug 9 S u r b ito n . First Innings. Sscond Innings. G.W. Ricketts, c Lutyens, b R och e....................... C. Trouncer, b Lutyens .. Capt. Kennedy, 1 b w, b Roche ....................... P. Castle, b Lutyens .. R. A. Read, c Michell, b Lutyens........................4 b Lutyens C. D. Heatley, o Simpson, b R och e........................ Burghes. c and b Marshall A. Read, b Roche b Lockyer b Hensley b Hensley b Lockyer . 11 7 11 R.C.ise. c Lutyens, b Mar­ shall...............................0 G. Chancellor, not ont .. 15 A. Broadrick (sub), b Lockyer........................1 B ...................... .. 11 1b w, b Hensley .. b Hensley .. .. c Roberta, b Hens­ ley .............. . .. b Lockyer .. .. b Lookyer .. not out .. .. B 5,1b 1.. Total .. .. 76 B ro ad w ater . Total .. 80 M.Marshall, b Burghes 26 K. P. Simpson, run out 8 J. F. Leese, b Burghes 4 W. G. Miche 1,run out 71 J. R. Roberts, lbw , b Kennedy ................ 8 Hon. J. B. Roche, c Trouncer, b Burghes 0 Lockyer, b Ricketts .. 27 Capt.Alexander, 1b w, b Kennedy .. .. 10 A. A. Lutyens, lb w , b Burghes......................8 F. F. Hensley, not out 8 J. A. Gibbs, b Kennody 8 B 11,1 b 2 . . . . 18 T otal...................171 HENDON v. WILLESDEN. Played at Hendon on August 2. WlLLE8DEN. M. R. Fisher, b Hearn 12 i T. C.Wilson, b Growse J. S. Haycraft,lb w, b Hearn.............................5 H. J. Rogers, b Hearn 1 E. L. Rogers, c and b Growse .....................41 W. P. Williams, b Growse ................ 14 L. Cloudesley, c and b Growse .................8 H. W. Pritt, b Stewart W. Richardson, b Stew art................. C. F. Levick, c Fison,b S tew art................. F. Long, not out.. Extras................12 Total.................108 H endon . T. A. Fison, st Cloudes­ ley, b Haycraft.. ..5 2 C. Page, c Cloudesley, b R ogers.................0 A. C. Stewart, b Fisher 26 S. Coxon, b Fisher .. 46 W. G. Dickson,b Fisher 21 J.Woolley,c Cloudesley, b F ish er.................8 J. Growse, c Rogers, b Fisher .................22 A.J.Hearn,c Williams, b Haycraft .. .. 8 H. Andrews, not out.. 8 Extras................ 18 Total., W. L. Dickson and W. R. Bradley did not bat. FELTHAM v. 3 rd HUSSARS. Played at Hounslow Barracks on August 5. F elth a m . F. W. Bush, c Oswald, b W h it o .................87 N.Morice, c de Trafford, b Oswald.................68 J. N. Bush, c Bingham, b W h ite .................6 E. A. Bush, e Bingham, b Garland................ 33 F.B.Shadwell,c Oswald, b Garland.................0 H. F. Morice, b Oswald 0 Total................ 222 A. G. 0. Kennedy, c Long, b Freeman .. 45 F. Yardley, 1 b w, b Oswald ................. W. S. Morice, c Gar­ land, b Oswald .. 9 H.A. E. Dash, run out 4 A. Hawkins, not out.. 1 B 11, lb 2, w b 8.. 16 8 rd H ussars . Capt R. G. Williams, b F. W. Bush .. '. . 46 Lieut. St. C. Oswald, o Shadwell, b W. S. Morice .................22 Lieut. R. H. White, c and b F. W. Bush .. 49 Lieut. R. G. Long, c Kennedy,bF.W.Bush 4 Lieut. R. C. Freeman, o Shadwell, b N. Morice .................18 Lieut.Hon.C. Bingham, not out .................86 F. Rhodes, b F. W. Bush....................... 0 Capt. Alexander, b W. S. Morice .. .. 1 Corpl. Garland, c Kennedy, b F. W. Bush....................... 15 Lieut. G. de Trafford, not o u t .................1 B 6,1 b 2, n b 2 .. 10 Total. .197 Lieut. F. Forrester did hot bat. LEICESTERSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Leicestershire, though only opposed by a moderate eleven of Lancash re. had all the worst of this match played at Leicester on Thursday last and two following days. Though they won the toss and had the first use of a perfect wicket, they were all dis­ missed for 115, of which Warren contributed 37. The same professional was again the principal scorer when they went in again, and his play was indeed tbe only redeeming feature of the Leicestershire batting. Bar- low, for the second time within a week, made over a hundred for Lancashire, and he was in altogether nearly five hours. He ought to have been caught at the wicket early in his innings, but his 119 was on the whole a good display with more freedom than is usually associated with his batting. Lancashire won by an innings and 62 runs. L e ic e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. W. H. H .y, b Barlow Wheeler, c Crossland, B a rlow ..................... C. C. Stone, run out 14 Warren, c Watson, b B arlow ......................87 C. Marriott, b Cros^land.. 16 Turner, h w, b Watson .. 15 Bottimore, run out .. .. 13 Parnhim, b Barlow.. .. 8 H. T. Arnall, 1 b w, b W itson ....................... 0 J. M. Marriott, not out .. 0 Rylott, c Briggs,b Watson 8 B 4,1 b 1 ................ 5 Total .115 Second Innings, c Hornby, b Watson 16 c Hildyard, b Cross- land .. .'. .. 6 c Briggs, b Cross- land .................9 b Barlow.................81 b Watson................5 b B iiggs.................9 b Barlow................ 0 st M’Intyra, b Wat- Bon .................7 not o u t .................21 c Watson, b Barlow 0 c Briggs, b Watson 0 B 8,1 b 2 .. ..1 0 Total .. ..lie L an cash ire . Barlow, st Wheeler, b Arnall ..................119 Whittaker, st Wheeler, b A rnall...................25 O. P. Lvncafthire, c Wheeler, b Rylott .. 22 Briggs, c Warren, b Bottimore................... 81 J. E. Kershaw, c Wheeler,b Bottimore 7 J. G. Heap, c and b Arnall.. .. .. ..1 0 A. N.Hornby.cWheeler, b K ylott.................20 Hildyard, not out .. 42 Watson, c Rylott, b Arnall....................... 2 Crossland, st Wheeler, b A rn a ll.................2 M'Intyre, c Rylott, b Arnall .................0 B 11,1 b 2 .. .. 13 T otal................ 2 8 BO WLING ANALYSIS. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Barlow Watson Crossland . Whittaker , Rylott .. 75 40 Parnham.. 27 9 Bottimore 45 M. R.W. O. M. R.w, 22 2.) 4 .. .. 37 24 35 8 20 48 8 .. .. fO 82 48 4 5 2.', 1 .. .. 19 10 23 2 0 8 0 Briggs 2 2 0 1 ,. 83 .. 40 ,. 11 .. 4 L a n c a s h ir e . O. M. R.W. , 82 2 41 0 53 2 Arnall Stone O. M. R.W. .32 7 71 6 OLD BRIGHTONIANS v. EALING. Played at Brighton College on July 30 and 31. E a lin o . First Innings. Second Innings. R. Williams, b Belcher .. 4 c Le Maistre, b G. E. Cotterill .. 25 H. Summerhayes, b Lingard 2 b Lingard .. . W. Percival, b Belcher .. 8 b O’Doncghue . F. Wood, b Belcher .. .. 8 b O'Donoghue . Pacey, b Belcher................ 0 b Lingard .. . C. Stranack, not out .. .. 48 b Lingard .. . S. M. Judge, b Lingard .. 8 run out.............. C. Sharpe, b Lingard .. .. 2 b G. E. Cotterill. H. J. Atkinson, c O’Dono- ghue, b Belcher................ 17 b Belcher .. .. 8 G. C. Atkinson, b G. E. Cotterill ....................... 1 b O’Donoghue .. 8 H. A. Daniell, b Belcher .. 6 notout..................6 B 21,1 b 4 ................ 25 B17, lb 8,w6,nb 1 82 O ld B righ ton ian s . First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. T. H. Belcher, c Pacey, b W. P ercival................0 not out..................2 G. Cotterill, c Judge, b Pacey 15 c G. H. Atkinson, b Stranack .. 13 W. Le Maistre, b Pacey .. 2 Rev. G. E. Cotterill, c H. J. Atkinson, b Sharp .. ..8 8 cPercival,b Pacey 0 W. Hodson, c H. J. Atkin­ son, b Stranack...............18 b Pacey................. 13 F. C. Lingard, b Pacey .. 10 c Percival, b Pacey 7 G. L. ^ ilson, c C. Sharpe, b Pacey ........................7 st Wood, b Pacey 14 •T.Hallett, not ont .. ..1 1 b Pacey .. ..2 7 H. C. J. S«jott, b Pacey .. 0 cJudge, bStianack 12 F. H. O'Donoghue, c and b P a cey.............................18 1b w, b Percival.. 17 N. Leete, b Pacoy............... 0 bPa^ey..................8 B8, w l ......... 4 Lb .. .. 1 Total .................118 Total ..114 BURLINGTON v. PENGE. Played at Penge on August 4. P en ge . First Innings. Second Innings. W. H. Golds, c Lindup, b W illiam son................ 0 b Freeman .............. 1 W. Moss, c Ralph, b Wil- 1amson........................8 c Warren, b William- 4 A. R. Ellis, o Eastgate, b W illiam son................ 7 b Freeman .. 0 H. R. Smith, b Williamson 5 b Freeman .. .. 7 W. F. Umney, b William- 1 o Williamson, b Freeman .. 32 C. M. Hilder, b Freeman 1 1 14 S. Wright, b Williamson.. 2 b Freeman .. 5 G. Harchard,b Williamson 0 b Williamson.. .. 3 W. Watts, b Freeman .. 0 b Freeman .. 2 W. Barchard, not out 3 b Freeman .. .. 1 C. T. Hilder, b Williamson 0 c Eastgate, b Free- 0 J . Umney, b Williamson.. 0 b Freeman .. .. 0 B 3, 1b 8 ................. 6 Extras .. .. 4 38 Tot\l .. .. 73 Total .121 Total., B u r lin g t o n . First Innings. E. C. Lindup, '>Umney 0 E.William«on,b Umney 8 D. M. Bo *ie, b Moss .. 2 S. Cook, 1bw, b Umney 0 E. B. Warren, c Hilder, b Ellis....................... 19 F. W. Freeman,cMos8, b Umney................12 R. Lament., c G. Bar- chard, b Uraney .. 7 H. Ralph,b Ellis.. .. 4 In the Second InDings Lindup scored, b Umney, 5, Warren (not out), 15, Freeman (not out), 21, Sim­ monds, b Umney, 10; extras 6—Total 60. T. S. Stallard, c and b E llis........................ T. Eastgate, c Um­ ney, b Ellis .. R. Hazard, c Ellis, b Umney ................. M. Simmonds, notout E x tra s................. T otal.................53 BELGRAVE v. SOUTHALL. Played at Southall on August 9. B e l g r a v e . H. J. Smith, b Fear .. 1 W. McCarty, c Brown, bFear....................... 8 G. Hoopor, c Ayres, b Brown ................ 6 W. Woodman, b Fear 1 J. B. Crossley, run out 12 J. Appleton, c Brown, b Ayres........................17 J. G. Larcom, not rut 13 R. W. Roylance, c Basley b Ayres .. o E. H. Jonrden, run out 2 J. A. Dykes, b Fear .. 1 J. Pullen, c Basley, b Fear........................2 Extras.................4 Total 67 S ou th all . First Innings. H. Hufcrhings, c Appleton, b Sm ith ........................6 C. Brown, b Larcom .. 2 F. Hill, c Hooper, b Smith 2 J. Ayres, b Larcom .. .. 1 W. Fear, b Larcom .. .. 0 L. Langler, b Smith.. .. 0 F. Russell, b Smith .. .. 0 J. Basley, b Smith .. .. 0 W. Lawrence, b Smith .. 0 J. Cook, b Larcom .. .. 1 G. Norton, not out .. .. 0 Total..........................6 Second Innings. b Larcom................ 7 bLarocm................ 0 b Larcom................ 8 not o u t ................ 2 c Roylance, b Smith 0 c and b Larcom .. 2 run o u t .................2 b S m ith .................0 c Appleton, b Smith 0 c Smith, b Larcom 5 Total 21