Cricket 1884

AUG. 28,1884. CRICKET J A WEEKLY RECOED OF THE GAME. 3.87 S t r e a t h a m , First Innings. W . S. Trollope, o Gunton, b Shorter .. 17 F. W. Mills, b Gunton 85 H. H. Scott, c Leete, b Shorter .................. 13 G. Fowler, o and b Shorter ..................0 N. C. Bailey, o Nepean, b Shorter..................19 H. B. Powell, c and b Gunton .................. 2 In the Seoond Innings Trollope scored, c Nepean, b Shorter, 36, Mills (not out) 16, Scott, b Gunton, 33, N. O. Bailey, b Gunton, 0, Powell (not out) 16; extras 2— JTotaUOB* A. N. Morley,not ou t.. 51 J. W. Boughton, c Creaton,b Shorter.. 13 J. Bullen, b Shorter.. 8 C. E. Baxter,b Shorter 0 A. M. Case, st Leete, b S h o r te r .................. 6 B 6, l b 3, w 3 ..1 2 Total , .176 STREATHAM y. SOUTH SAXONS. Played at Hastings on August 20 and 21. S t r e a t h a m . First Innings. W. S. Trollope, b |Morton 14 F. W. Mills, b Morton H. H. Scott, b Morton A. Y. Hyland, l b w , b Whitehead .................. N. C. Bailey, b Parkin .. A. N. Morley, b Sturland H. B. Powell, c Papillon, b M o r to n ......................... G. Fowler, o Parkin, b Sturland....................... 4 J. Bullen, b Morton .. .. 8 A. M. Case, b Leigh Smith 15 C. E. Baxter, notout .. 3 “ B 2 6 ,lb 3 ,w 3 .. ..8 2 Second Innings. b Morton..................86 2 bWhitehead .. ..9 2 >3 b Morton....0 0 c Papillon,b Morton 10 !8 b Morton....12 10 b Morton....21 0 b Morton....43 b Parkin..................55 o Papillon,b Morton 10 not b u t ..................8 o Leetham ,b Morton 3 B 23,1 b 4 .. 27 Total . . ..189 Total .917 S o u t h First Innings. T. B. Sturland, b Trollope C. S. Gray, b Powell.. F. G. Langham, o Bailey, b Trollope .................. W. Leetham, c Bailey, b Trollope .. .. .. .. E. B. Hills, b Powell .. P. B. Papillon, b Trollope T. Parkin, c Powell, b F o w le r .......................... W . Leigh Smith, b Powell S. Whitehead, not out .. G. H. Gladstone, b Powell Morton,o Morley,b Powell B 14, lb 5, n b l .. S a x o n s . Second Innings. 2 b Fow ler.............. 11 9 b Trollope . . .. 2 4 b B ailey................1 0 c Morley, bFowler 6 0 1 b w , b Trollope .. 21 2 1b w, b Fowler .. 9 86 b Fow ler..................11 15 b Fow ler.................. 1 23 b Fow ler..................13 1 o Powell, b Bailey .. 0 12 not out 20 B 16,1 b 7, n b 1 24 Total .124 Total STIJEATHAM y. EASTBOURNE. Played at Southfields, Eastbourne, August 22 and 23. E a s t b o u r n e . First Innings. Major Cardwell, c.Scott,'b Fowler ..........................9 E. A. Nepean, c and b Powell ..........................8 J. F. Miller, b Powell .. 0 B. S. Hart, 1 b w, b Powell ..........................0 Rev. S. Oldham, b Powell 7 F. M. Coles, c Bailey, b Powell ..........................0 G. T. Evans, c Bailey, b Fowler ..........................26 Rev. Sharp, o Trollope, b Fowler ' ..........................8 S. H. Pedley, b Fowler .. 10 C. H. Coles, not ont.. .. 4 H. Curteis, b Fowler .. 0 B 5,1 b 8, n b 2 .. ..1 0 STREATHAM v. THE VILLAGE. Played at Streatham on August 23. S t r k a t h a m . .103 o Scott, b Fowler run out .. . • , D. R. Hallam, c Stevens, b Caffarey.. 4 A. M. Sharman,' b Stevens .................. 0 C. L. Morgan,Jc West, b Caffarey..................5 S. H. Flindt, b Caffarey 18 J. A. Druce, c West, b Thompson.................4 A. P. Kent, c and b Howe .. .. ..4 8 J. W. Roughton, run out .. .. . . . . 65 D. iWotherspoon, b Stevens .. .. .. 1 0 E. Carpmael, c J. Caf­ farey, b Thompson 17 W. M.Yetts.b Caffarey 14 W.P.Carpmael,not out 11 B 8 , l b 6 ,w 2 . . 16 Total .210 T h e V il l a g e . H. Hazell, c Roughton, b Morgan .. ;. .. 27 J. Caffarey, run out .. 8 Jos. Caffarey, b Flindt 9 J. Stevens, b Morgan.. 15 C. West,c and b Morgan 4 W. Howe, b Roughton 10 A. Thompson, run out 11 J. West, c Roughton, b Morgan •• 1 Ridout, run ou t.. ..2 1 Clowser, not out .. 17 Bates, st E. Carpmael, b Roughton .. .. 0 B 12, l b l . w l .. 14 Total , .132 Seoond Innings, c Fowler, b Powell 2 c and b Hyland .. 40 c Hyland, b Bailey 23 b S c o t t ..................25 c Bailey, b Trollope 44 not out .. c Case, b Fowler b Fowler .. . # b Powell .. .. ” 5 B15,lb8,w3,nbl 27 Total .. .. 72 S t r e a t h a m . First Innings. Total ..198 N. C. Bailey, b Nepean J. Bullen, b Nepean .. A. M. Case, c Cardwell, b Nepean.................. C. E. Baxter, not out B 1 0 ,lb 3 ,w 2 , n b 2 17 W. S. Trollope, b Ped­ ley ..........................28 F. W. Mills, c Oldham, b Sharpe..................47 H. H. Seott, b Nepean 31 G. Fowler, b Nepean.. 5 H. B. Powell, b Evans 4 A. N. Morley, o Sharp, bH art ..................72 A. Y. Hyland, c Card- well, b Nepean .. 11 In the Seoond Innings Trollope scored (not out) 15, Case (not out) 8,;Baxter,lb;Evans, 8 ; b 8,1 b 1, w 2— Total, 87. Total ..230 T H E C H E L T E N H A M W E E K . G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c Pearson, b O’Brien.. 19 Mr. E. J. Taylor, o Lyttelton, b Bobert- son ..........................12 Mr. W. W. Pullen, c and b Burton .. .. 161 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Paravicini..................40 Mr. E. M. Grace, e and b B u rton ..................67 Painter, b Clarke .. 8 In the Second Innings Mr. B. M. Grace scored (not out) 13, Mr, F. A. Curteis (not out) 27—Total 40. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Woof .. W . G. Graoe.. Page .. .. Townsend .. Curteis .. .. Brain Painter .. GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. MIDDLESEX. The Cheltenham week was brought to a successful close on Saturday, with the com­ pletion of the return match between Glou­ cestershire and Middlesex. The fixtures between these counties have generally been productive ofhigh scoring, and on this occa­ sion the game was unfinished after 978 runs had been totalled for thirty wickets. Mr. O’Brien was the principal contributor on the Middlesex side, and in both innings his hitting was brilliant. In his second he ought to have been caught when he had made 26, but altogether his play was quite up to his form of the early part of the sea­ son, and in the match he was credited with 168 runs, an excellent performance. Mr. Lyttelton’s second score of 71 was a very fine display of cricket, and the stand he made with Mr. O’Brien, which resulted in 111 runs, mainly averted the possibility of a defeat. Mr. Pullen’s brilliant hitting was the feature of the Gloucestershire batting. His 161 is the first, and it was a grand display of cricket from every point of view. While he was in with Mr. E. M. Grace, 190 runs were added, and there was not a fault in his long inningg of four hours, until he had reached 150. In his hits were one five and fifteen fours. Mr. E. M. Grace hit with his old vigour for his 67. At the finish Gloucestershire wanted 123 to win with all their wickets to fall. M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. I. D. Walker, b Brain.. 50 o Page, b Brain.. 27 Mr. ▲. J. Webbe, run out .. 0 o E. M. Grace, b Woof .. .. 11 Hon. A. Lyttelton, b W oof.. 8 b Brain .. ., 71 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, b Painter 110 o Pullen, b W. G. Grace .. . . 5 8 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c Bush, b W o o f ................................. 52 runout.. .. . . 1 5 Mr. G. F. VernoH,i,o Brain, b W oof .......................... 21 cTownsend,bBrain 49 Mr. J. E. K. Studd, run out 4 c Painter, b Brain Mr. P. J. de Paravioini, c Page, b W o o f ..................2 c Bush, b W oof.. Mr. J. Bobertson, c Paintei, b W oof....................... .. 4 o Pullen, b W. G. Grace .. ..2 8 Burton, not o u t ..................2 not out .. .. 8 Clarke, st Bush,b Woof .. 0 h w, b W oof .. 8 B 2 , 1 b 4, n b 1 .. .. 7 B 9 , 1 b 7 . . 1 6 Total .................. 255 Total ..295 Burton .. Walker .. Robertson O’Brien .. Webbe .. Clarke .. Paravieini Studd Mr. F. Townsend, not out .......................... Mr. H. V. Page, e and b Burton .. ... .. Mr. F. A. Curteis, c and b Burton .. Woof, b Burton .. Mr. J. A. Bush, b Clarke .................. E xtras.................. Total .. .A 26 M id d l e s e x . First Innings, O. M. R.W. 49.118 96 2 15 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . ..60.822 115 3 . .. 43 19 77 2 . .. 6 1 22 0 28 12 54 4 5 1 11 0 Brain bowled one no*ball. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R.W . II 81 3 22 51 12 84 13 59 6 55 8 51 16 58 4 2 18 16 Second Innings. O. M. R.W, . .. 2 0 14 0 . . . 1 0 1 0 . .. 9 6 16 0 . .. 1 0 2 0 . . . 8 5 7 0 Robertson bowled one no-ball, and O’Brien one wide. HIGHBUKY t . UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Upper Clapton on August 23. H io s b u r t . H. Williams, not out 21 W. Barker, b C. Simp­ son ....................... .. 7 R. Wakefield, b Mason 68 G. Wakefield, b C. Sim pson..................40 W. Robson, b Scott .. 85 J. P. Ward, e Mason, b Thorpe .. .. .. 59 B 38,1b 14,w4,n b 2 58 Total .. ..338 J. Robson, J. W. M clwen, A. W. Sharpe, C. E. Greig and W. Burton did not bat. Upper Clapton did not bat. BUCKHURST HILL v. AUBURNE. Played at Buckhurst Hill on August 23,- H. Palmer, b Porter .. 45 H. B. TidswelhbHicks 6 H. Kennett, c Hicks, b Porter.................. .. 50 R.L.Allport,b Hickman 139 C. Stephens, 1 b w, b Collard ..................8 B u c k h u r s t H il l . Gerald Palmer, c Porter, b Collard .. 81 W. R. Bourman, not out .......................... 24 B 4 ,lb 3,w 6,n b 1 14 Total . ..862 W. Lloyd, H. Smith, J.'Oxley, and A . [Charlesworth did not bat, Auburne did not bat. ‘B illy* W hittam , the S core-C ard P rin te r's “ M odern C riokbtan d o th e r M anly S p orts.’1 T he second year’s issue of this remarkable S ixpenny Annual is now published, the book being sold by Mr. W hittam , his numerous men and boys, on the various cricket grounds during the season, and m ay also be ob­ tained from John H eyw ood, Manches­ ter, and W right & Co. (Cricket Press), L on d o n ; from the A uthor 38, Bramall Lane, Sheffield; from Mr. G. T. Groves, Sheffield Mr. Seale, Im perial Arcade, Ludgate Circus L on d on ; and at all Bookstalls, Sporting Out­ fitters, and Stationers. It is entirely dinerenl from all the other Cricket Annuals, contain­ ing not statistics only, but funny stories, racy poem s, short p ith ily written articles, <fec., on various m atters connected w ith the gam e during the past and previous seasons Those who can’t playand want to learn how to hit’en Should buy this jolly book by “ Billy ” Whittam. [A dvt .]