Cricket 1884

AUG. 14, 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 353 T u nbridge W e l l s . First Innings. Second Innings. R. C. Chapman, b Cotton.. 10 b Holt .............0 F. T. Kerschoyle, run out 18 o J. Clemence, b H o l t ..............16 E. A. Parke, c Cheesman, bJ o n e s ........................2 c J. Clemence, b F. Clemence .. .. 8 Ingram, b Cotton .. ..1 0 b J. Clemence.. .. 28 N. A. Mercer, b Holt .. 28 b Cheesman .. .. 5 Knight, b H olt............. 40 b Holt ..............14 G.Fdwards,b J. Clemence 18 c sub, b Jones .. 11 A. S. Webber, b Cotton.. 10 not o u t ........... 20 A- Booty, c Cheesman, b Holt............................25 b J o n e s ..................10 Draper, c Cheesman, b F. Clemence....................34 b Cotton..................9 Rev. J. Jackson, not out.. 25 not o u t ............. 7 B 9,1 b 4, w 2 .. .. 15 B12,l b5,wl,nbl 19 Total .. .. ..235 Total .. ..147 CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Bickley Park on August 4. W a n d e r e r s . F. Clemence, b Yigne 8 J. A. S. Jones, c Cooper, b Vigne .. 1 C. J. Sharp, b Boosey 0 O. J. Fraser, b Boosey 7 C. J. Porteous.b Vigne 16 B 16,1 b 4, w 2, n 1 23 Total 302 C h ath am H ou se J. W . Clem nc1’, c Latter, b Parr .. .. 0 B. W. Sharp, c Cooper, b L a tte r ................ 41 S. Cheesman, c C. Parr, b Tonge ................ 29 E. D. C. Cecil, not out 112 R. S. Jones, b Latter.. 5 A. Holt, c E. C. Parr, b Vigne........................60 B ic k l e y P a r k . C. C. Parr, run out .. 12 C. T. Boosey, c and b Holt .. .. .. .. 3 J. N. Tonge, b Cecil .. 39 B. H. Latter, c B. W. Sharp, b J. Jones .. 6 C. J. H. Cooper, c J. Clemence,bR.S.Jones 27 A. Bouch, A. McKjwan, and A. H. Latter did not bat. A. D. Blyth, 1 b w, b Cheesman................ P. C. Parr, not out .. ! J. H. Vigne, b Cecil .. B 1,1 b l,w 1.. .. T o ta l................ 115 U P P E R C LV PTO N v. T R A F A L G A R . Played at Upper Claptou cn August 4. U ppe r C lapto n . First Innings. W. A. W . Scott, c C. E. Wallace, b Freeman .. 20 n. Scott, c and bFreeman 18 J. Willocks, not out.. ..4 2 C. Shackel, c Gripper, b Freeman........................ 8 G. Hartley, c and b Free­ man ............................... 2 J. R. Mason, b Gripper .. 3 J. B. Hunter, b Freeman 12 E. A. Johnson, b Pedley 13 J. Litchfield, b Norton .. 0 R.W. Thorpe, b Freeman 23 G. Meredith, b Norton .. 2 B 10,1 b 3 .................13 Second Innings. c and b C. E. Wal­ lace ................... 10 n o t o u t ...................31 run o u t ................... 10 c and b C. E. Wal­ lace ................... 20 bH.Gripper .. ..1 1 not o u t ..................... 1 B Total R. R. N irton, c Shackel, b Hartley 12 S. W. Pedley, c Mason, b Shaokel................ £9 H. Gripper, e Mason, b W. Scott .. .. 21 C. E. Wallace, b S h io k e l.................12 P. B. Freeman, b Shackel ................0 W. D. Wallace, c Hun­ ter, b Mason .. .. 3 . ..156 T r a fa lg a r . H. J. Total 87 Hartley, b Shackel ................. R. Wallace, b Ma-oa .. G. B. Gripper, b Shackel ................ G. E. Moore, b Mason G. A. Wa'son, not out B 17,1 b 1, w 11 OLD TRAFFORD v. SANDBACH. Played at Sandbach on August 4. O ld T rafford . Total. J. Harper, b H. N. L ath am ................ S. B. Graves, c H. N. Latham, b Eardley J. Benton, b Eardley C. H. Benton, c Eard­ ley, b H. N. Latham C. Alexander, b E ird- ley ........................: G. Benton, c Edwards, b F. Boston .. H.Leieester,b Stringer 6 H. C. Alexander, c Stringer, b H. N. L ath am .................16 T. K. Peacock, 1b w, b H. N. Latham.. .. 8 N. C. Schou, not out.. 18 F. Hill, b F. Boston .. 0 Extras .................10 Total .159 1 0 0 :9 .107 C r ic k e t. —A song written and composed by J.H. Smith, and dedicated to A. N. Hornby, Esq. “ It will be welcomed heartily by all lovers of the national ^ritiRh game.” — Era. Post free, 18 stamps of author, 12. Clifton-streflt, Wolverhampton.— \ d v t , S t. Ivo an d t h e A sh es —A Correct, True, Particu­ lar, and Humorous llu>tory of the Hon. Ivo. Bhgh’s ca'iipAign in Australia, with eleven comic illu-tra- tions, full page. Post free, l a. Id. To be had of W. R. Wright, Office of C r ic k e t , 41, St. Andrew’s llill, DootoiV Commons. J. A. C. Pinder, b J. Benton ................. 8 E. Lees, run out.. .. 5 A. E. Stringer, c Graves, b Schou .. 9 H.N. Latham, b Schou 17 J. M. Yates, b Schou.. 5 H. Latham, c J. Ben­ ton, b Schou .. .. 0 F. Boston, c Graves, b Schou .................0 S an d bach . A. S. Sheldon, c and b H. Alexander .. .. 8 C. Edwards, c C. Alex­ ander, b J. Benton.. 21 M. Eardley, not out .. 4 J. Boston, b Schcu .. 0 Extras .. ..1 2 T o t a l.................84 ST. BOTOLPH’S (NOBTHFLEET) v. 9TBOOD INSTITUTE. Played at Northfleet on August 2. S t . B o t o lp h ’s. F. Cornford, c Capell, b Blackman .. ..1 5 H. Nettlein^ham, c Manley, b Blackman 29 C. Butcher, run out .. 0 J. Wood, b Capell .. 49 S. Thompson, b Capell 18 H. W. Kirby, b Capell 0 H. Blackman, b Capell 3 J. 8 ummers, b Capell 0 F. Judges, run out .. 3 G. Dearne, run ont .. 2 Smith, not out .. .. 4 Extras ................. 6 T o ta l.................129 S trood I n stitu te . Windson, run out .. 0 Blackman, b Summers 2 Capell, b Cornford .. 1 W. Acworth, c Sum­ mers, b Cornfird .. 3 H. Summers, b Sum­ meri ........................ 10 J. Eke, st Deame, b Summers................ 1 J. Monley, b Cornford Robin«on, b Summers Powell, st Dearne, b Cornford................. G. Gill, b Cornford .. Hunt, not out .. .. „ E x tr a s .................g T o ta l.................22 RUSHOLME v. OLD TRAFFORD. Played at Rusholme on August 2. O ld T r a ffo r d . H. C. Alexander, c Biddolph,b W.Holme J. F. Bleackley, b Bid- dolph........................ S. B. Graves, o E. Wadsworth, b W. Holme ................ 21 G. H. Benton, c W. Holme, b Biddolph 2 T. P. Rowe, b W. Holme ................ 0 J. Benton, b W.Holme 0 2 N. C. Schou, c Wood b W. Holme................4 T. A. G. Wilson,: b Fothergill................. 4 C. Alexander, b W. Holme .................16 J. R. Sasstn, b W. Holme ................. 1 A. Rhodes, not out .. 5 Extraa .. Total .. 64 R u sh o lm e . W. Wadsworth, c Graves, b Schou .. 20 G. Biddolph, c Sassen, b Rhodes................ SO H. McNiven, c Graves, b 8 chou ................ 2 C. Heywood, b Rhodes 13 E. Wadsworth.c Schou, b C. H. Benton .. 21 T. W. Fi>thergill, c Graves, b C. H. Ben­ ton ........................ 8 E. Holme, b Wilson .. J. Holden, c F. C. Alexander, b C. H. Ben'on ................ 5 J. J. Wood, not <ut .. 10 W. flolrae, c Graves, b Rhodes .............. l J. Finley, b Rhodes .. 0 E xtras................. 7 Total . CRESCENT v. BEAUMONT. Played at Crouch End on July 26. C re s ce n t, W. G. Reynolds,> Jones 7 F. W. Tew,-b Jones .. 15 J. W. Webster, reti ed hurt .. ... .. ..1 5 W. Uauwell, b Jones.. 19 VV. llair, c sub, b Gregory ................2 E-Patey, b Jones .. 0 SUSSEX v. DERBYSHIRE. The Derbyshire eleven suffered another defeat at Brighton yesterday, when Sussex beat them with seven wickets to spare. The home county won the toss, and ten of the eleven got double figures, Mr. New­ ham being the principal contributor with 69. Messrs. Barrington and Docker played well for Derbyshire, but the total only reached 175, and this necessitated a follow- on. In their second innings they made a better show, and thanks to the good cricKet of Messrs. Evershed, Sugg, and Wood-Sims, they put Sussex in with 80 to win. This number was got for the loss of three bats­ men, and the match ended as above stated. S u ssex . First Innings. W. Blackman,c Foster, E. J. M’Cormick, b b Cropper................ 45 Tester, b Cropper .. 35 W. Newham, b Chat­ terton ................ €9 R. T. Ellis, b Cropper 18 J. Hide, b Marlow .. 23 Humphreys, c Foster, b Walker................ 19 G. N. Wyatt, b Marlow 23 In the Second Innings Mr. W. Blackman scored, c and b Cropper, 22, Tester, c Foster, bWalker, 4, Mr. W. Newham, run out, 16, Mr. R. T.Ellis(not out) 0, Mr. E. J. McCormick (not out) 39; b 3,1 b 4—Total 88 . D e r b y sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. G. B.Barrington, b J. Hide ........................50 c Juniper, b A. Hide 16 Wood-Sims, h w, b A. Hide...............................0 Chatterton .. .. 28 H. Phillips, not out .. 13 A. Hide, b Chatterton 0 Juniper, bWalker .. 21 B 21,1b 12 .. ..3 3 Total. .327 F. Sugg, c Humphreys, b A. H id e ........................15 st Phillips, b Hum­ phreys .................43 st Phillips, b Hum­ phreys................. Cropper, c and b Hum­ phreys ........................ 6 1b w, b Juniper . Mr. L. C. Docker, st Phillips, b Humphreys 53 st Phillipi, b Hum phrejs............... Mr. W. Evershed, c and b Blackman................4 b J. Hide.......... Foster, c Wyatt, *> Black­ man ............................... 12 33 11 13 10 Mr. S. H. Evershed, c I*hiliips, b Juniper .. 3 Mr. G. G. Walker, notout 12 Chatterton, c M’Cormick, b Blackman................ 9 Marlow, c J. Hide, b Tes­ ter ............................... 1 Extras 10 Total .................175 c Wjatt, b Hum­ phreys ..................... 8 b A. H ile ....................50 c Blackman, b A. H id e ................ 10 not o u t ......................6 c M’Cormick, b J. H id e ..................... 6 Extras .. ..3 3 Total .. ..236 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u sse x . Second Innings. .122 R. Htad, not out .. 2t T. Holeyman, c and b Jones........................2 T. Baines, b Jones .. 2 G. Brill, not out .. 0 E x tra s.................5 T ota l.................95 B. Ellam did net bat. The Beaumont did not bat. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Walker 89.2 17 76 2 . 15 4 31 1 Marlow.. 63 86 81 2 . 7 3 14 U Chattert >n.. 47 17 87 3 . 1 o 3 0 O f" per 28 16 8 > 3 . It 7 21 1 Docker .. .. a 1 12 0 . 3 2 2 9 0 S.H.Evertfhed 2 0 8 0 D e r b y s h ir e . First Inniugs. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. A. Hide .. 15 9 15 2 . 85 19 41 3 W. Blackman 30 13 6 ) 3 . 19 5 25 0 J. Hide .. 26 11 36 1 . 82.3 20 ?5 2 Humphreys 15 3 33 2 . . 2 6 5 55 4 Juniper 14 1 ) 19 1 . 22 13 20 1 Tvster.. 2 0 2 1 . . 1 3 8 27 0 H. K irkman , the Essex fast bowler, play­ ing for Barking v. Endymion, at Barking, on Saturday, July 26, bowled remarkably well. His analysis reads—S 15 overs, 6 maiden?, 5 run?, 8 wickets, all clean bowled. He took the first 4 wickets without a run being scored off him (3 in one over). The seorei wer:—Barking 96, Endymion 42.