Cricket 1884

358 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a u g . 21, ism . Sussex. He was, indeed, rarely unsuccess ful with the ball, and one of his perform­ ances for Eastbourne against M.C.C. and Ground at Eastbourne, where he took all ten wickets (nine bowled) of Marylebone, ranked among the curiosities of the year. His hitting, too, on several occasions, notably against Notts and Yorkshire at Brighton, was of great service to his side, and in the second inning3 against the former he made 32 out of the first 36 scored. During the present season he has proved himself to be one of the best all-round players in the South of England. He was not very suc­ cessful in his first fixture for Lord Sheffield’s eleven against the Australians, but for the county he has rarely failed to come off in batting or bowling. In the latter his best achievement was against Gloucestershire at Gloucester, and his figures on that occasion were very noteworthy, showing twelve wiekets for only 59 runs. He has rarely failed to make a creditable score for Sussex, but he was seen to the best advantage against Kent at Brighton, and in this match he was credited with 39 and 112, the latter a capital display of cricket. He was selected to re­ present the Players against the Australians at the Oval, but though unsuccessful with the bat came off in some measure with the ball, getting two wickets in the Australians’ first innings for seventeen runs. Hide is a very effective bat, though he would be better with a little mole defence. He plays very hard, especially on the off side, and on a fast wicket is a very dangerous player; He bowls medium round with a hi^h delivery. He is very straight, with an occasional break­ back, and on a sticky wicket is often very successful. His fielding is the only point in which he has not of late shown to advan- Next Thursday’s C kicket will contain a portrait and biography of W alter Hum- p h k b y s , of Sussex. In our biography of Mr. Newham, by a slip of the pen, we made Mr. A. Blackman hail from Ardingly College. It should have been Mr. TV. Blackman. i p E v g W E v B O O K . Scores o f Matche$ will only be inserted if accom­ panied by a Postal Order for One Shilling. Car$ should be taken to use only one side o f the paper, and to write all figures and names distinctly. As the Editor reserves ths right to return scores, the name and add'css o f senaer should be added in every cate. CHABLTON PARK v. OLD CHAELTON. Played at Charlton Park on August 9. O ld C « arlton . J. Ledsham, c Maryon- Wilson,b A. J. New­ som ........................8 G. Stapley,c Lawrerce, b Zambrano .. ..1 2 H. Stapley, 8t A. C. New*om,b A.Burnett 35 J. W . Dickenson, b A. J. Newsom................5 F. G. Allen, b A. Bur­ nett ........................19 E. Tamsett, b A. Bur­ nett .. *...............0 C harlton P ark . R. Risk, c McCanlis, b Zambrano .. .. 7 H. Purser, c A. C. Newsom,bZambrano 2 W. Draper, not out .. 14 H. Hollis, b Zambrano 0 Plucknett,b Zambrano 0 B 11, lb 3 .. ..1 4 T ota l.................116 A. J. Newsom, c Stapley. b Allen A. P. Zambrano, A llen................ H. E. Lawience, Tamsett .. .. H. W . McCaulis, not out 51 A. Burnett, b Allen .. 10 B 3,1 b 2, w 1 .. C Total .111 P. Maryon-Wilson, E. W. Sampson, G. Tucker, H. Turrell, A. C, Newsom, and F. W. Gathy did net bat. CLAPTON SUSSEX TOUR, CLAPTON v. WORTHING AND BROAD­ WATER. Played at Broadwater on August 11. C la pto n . R. G. Ogle, c Reeves,b Thornton .. ..1 3 J. 0. Nash, c A. J. Jee, b Wickham .. .. 8 T. F. Newsom, b Thernton................ 8 C. T. Aveling, 1b w, b Wickham................ 0 J. Curteis, notout .. 0 Lb .............. 2 F. Tetley,c sub, b Wick­ ham ...........................39 J. W. McEwen, b Webb 1 J. Johnson, c Groom, b Thornton..................... 6 J.H. Douglas, c Groom, b Webb ......................8 C. M. Tebbut, c sub, b W ebb...........................10 J. B. Manson, c Webb, b Wickham .. ..2 0 Total................ 110 W orthing and B roadw ater . First Innings, L. G. Webb, bMe Ewen.. C G. Payne, 1b w, bMcEwen f W. Reeves, b McEwen .. C T. Groom, c Newman, b D ouglas........................1C W. Ullathorne, b MeEwen 0 A. J. Thornton, b McEwen 7 A. M. Jee, run out .. .. 7 Major Hon. H.Turnour, b McEwen........................3 C.B. Wickham, b McEwen 0 Captain Hussey, not out.. £ H. A. Jee, c Newsom, b Douglas........................8 B G, 1b 1 .................7 Total 47 Second Innings, c Johnson,bAveling 21 c Manson,b Douglas 3 c Tetley, b Douglas 2 not o u t ................ 39 c and b Aveling .. 3 not o u t ................ 31 c Ogle, b Johnscn.. 12 B 12, 1b 3, w 4 19 Total .. ..130 CLAPTON v. ABUNDEL. Played at Arundel on August 12. F. Tetley, b Hcnly .. 39 T. Groom, c and b R eed ....................... 1 J. W. McEwen, b Reed 0 J. Johnson, c Holmes, b H e n ly .................11 J. H. Douglas, c Reed, b H e n ly .................0 R. G, Ogle, run out .. 23 J. B. Manson, c Long, b M ille r.................22 A ru n del . First Innings. A. A. Reed, c Johnson, b Douglas........................ CLAPTON. C. T. Aveling, c Reed, b H e n ly ................6 C.M.Tebbut, c Nuding, b Reed ................ 42 J. F. Newsom, o Reed, b H e n ly ................7 J. O. Nash, not out .. 12 B 3,1 b 2, v/1 .. 6 Total .169 Second Innings. R. Holmes, b McEwen 2 c McEwcn, b Doug­ las ....................... 14 0 c McEwen, b Doug­ las ........................4 2 b MoEwen .. .. 12 C. Nuding, b McEwen .. G. T. Norris, c Douglas, b McEwen....................... 0 c and b McEwen .. Rev. E. J. Miller, 1 b w, b Douglas .. .................3 cMcEwen,b Doug- G. Henly, b McEwen A. T. Long, c Douglas, b McEwen........................ A. Holmes, not out .. F. B, Tompkins, c Ogle, b Douglas........................ F. Ayling, b Douglas las .. 0 b McEwen b Johnson b Douglas 0 b McEwen 0 not out A. Eversted, b Douglas .. 0 run out B 6.1 b 2 Total 8 50 CLAPTON v. BOGrNOR. Played at Bognor on August 3. B ognor . First Innings. Second Innings. A. A. Reed,b McEwen .. 32 r u n o u t ..............1 W. L. Russell, b McEwen 2 rua o u t ..............5 P. A. Child, b Douglas .. 4 c Manson,b Douglas 2 A. F. Stewart, b McEwen Gnot o u t .............32 C. Nuding, b McEwen .. 0 b McEwen .. .. 9 W. G. Henley, b Johnson 2 not o u t .............17 R. W . Douglas,b McEwen 0 E. Parrish, b Johnson .. 0 A. T. Long, not out.. .. 8 T. O. Sturges-Jones, b McEwen........................3 G. T. Reed, c Johnson, b McEwen........................1 B 14,1 b 3, w 1 .. .. 18 B ................ 2 Total 76 Total .. Cl C lapton . C.T. Aveling,b Henley 9 E. Tetley, b Henley .. 8 J. F. Newsom, c and b Jones........................85 J. H. Douglas, runout 18 C.M.Tebbut,c Stewart, b Henley.................17 J.B. Manson, bHenley 8 R. G. Ogle, b Htnley.. 0 M. Wilson, c Long, b Jones........................7 J. O. Nash, b Henley.. 14 J. Johnson, not out.. 46 J. W. McEwen, c A, Reed, b Henley .. 0 B ........................4 Total . .166 CLAPTON v. EASTBOURNE. Played at Eastbourne on August 14. E astbou rn e . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Hide, c and b Douglas 5 not o u t ............12 A. G. Hurst, b McEwen.. 6 c Wilson, bOgle .. 19 J. F. Miller, c McEwen, b Douglas........................0 c Manson, bOgle .. 19 Rev. G. F. Oldham, c Tetley, b Douglas.. .. 13 b Ogle .............12 G. F. Evans, c sub, b McEwen........................1 Rev. H. Yon Scott, b McEwen........................0 b Johnson •. .. 6 W. A. Caurvell, b McEwen 6 H. E. Philcox,c Manson, b McEwen........................0 J. F. Jaokson, b McEwen 0 J.W. Blundell, c Aveling, b Douglas........................0 run c u t ............. 8 A. Leete, not ont .. .. 5 r u n o u t ............20 H. Curteis, c McEwen, b Douglas........................1 B ...............................4 B 18,1b 5, w 2 25 Total Total J. Johnson, b Jackson F. Tetley, b Hide “ J. H. Douglas, run ou^ C. M.Tebbut,bHide.. Rev. W. H. Churchill, run out ................. R. G. Ogle, b Hide .. J. B. Manson, b Hide.. .. 41 CLArTON. J.F. Newman, c Leete, b H u rst................ J.W. McEwen, retired h u rt........................ C. T. Aveling, b Hide J. H. Wilson, c Leete, b Hide ..116 E.W. Burrows, not out 12 B 12, Ib 4 ,w 3 19 Total................ G7 HASTINGS v. CLAPTON. Played at Hastings on August 15. H astings . J. H. Lansdell,b Asser 18 A. C. Vircoe, notout.. 11 J. Webb, b Asser .. 9 R. Standen, b Asser.. 9 G. Morton, not out .. 0 B 12, w 1................ 13 Rev. H. Von. E. Scott, b McEwen.................22 T. B. Sturland, 1b w, b Asser .................23 T. Kennard, b Johnson 30 W. Leetham,b Douglas 25 J. Elliott,b McEwen.. 42 T. Parkin, run out .. 10 C lapton . J. Johnson, b Lansdell 55 J.F. Newton,b Morton F. Tetley, b Morton .. 4 C. Wilson, b Mortem.. C. M. Tebbut,b Morton 12 J. W. McEwen, 1 b w, J.H.Douglas, not out 35 b Parkin S. A. Aseer, b Lansdell 7 J. B. Manson, b Morton 0 R. G. Ogle, st Standen, b M orton.................0 T o ta l................ 211 F. H. City, b Parkin.. B 4,1 b 2, w 5 Total .. 0 0 11 132 CLAPTON v. SOUTH SAXONS. Played at St. Leonards-on-Sea on August 16. C lapton . 13 J. B. Manson, b Pigg 2 F. Tetley, b Sturland.. G. City, c Benthall, b Sturland..............19 J. Johnson, b Sturland 0 C. M. Tebbut, c Stur­ land, b Pigg .. .. 8 J. H. Douglas, c Coles, b Whitehead .. .. 14 S. A. Asser,cLcetliam, b Sturland................2 R. W. Burroughes, b Pigg.................... J. W. McEwen, b Whitehead .. .. J. F. Newsom,c Chich­ ester, b Pigg .. R. G. Ogle, b Pipg .. F. H. City, not out .. B 16,1 b 5, w 3 C. Pigg, 1 b w, b Asser 27 T. B. Sturland, b Mc- 14 Total................ 130 S ou th S axons . W. Lectham, st G. Ewen .. W. H. Benthall, Douglas .................18 F. G. L»ngham, c Tetley, b Asser.. .. 0 Rev. H. Yon E. Scott, b Asser .................1 F. G. Chichester, A. C. not bat. City, b Donglas .. 13 S. Whitehead, run out 7 J. W. Blundell, b D ouglas................ 7 G. H. Gladstone, not out ........................7 B 4,1b 3 .. .. 7 Total................101 Coles, and E. J. Cheney did