Cricket 1884

s e p t. 4, 1884. CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S91 MIDDLESEX. RESULTS OB’ MATCHES. Matches played, 10 ; -won, 4 ; drawn, 3 ; lost, 8. Date and place. 1st Inn. 2nd Inn. Tot. May 26, 27, 28, Middlesex......... 235 .. 113 .. 348 Lord’s ..................N otts..................... 164 .. 185*.. 350 * Four wickets down. Lost by six wickets. June 5, 6, 7, Middlesex.......... 62*.. — .. 62 Lord’s .......................Yorkshire........ — .. — .. — * Two wickets down. Abandoned owing to rain. June 9,10, Middlesex......... 196 .. 76*.. 272 Oval...................... Surrey .............. 128 .. 143 .. 271 * Two wickets down. Won by eight wickets. June 12,13,14, Middlesex......... 146 .. 345 .. 491 Lord’s ...................Gloucestershiie 219 .. 150 .. 3S9 Won by 122 runs. June 19, 20, 21, Middlesex......... 155 .. 338 .. 494 Lord’s ...................Kent .....................151 .. 101 .. 252 Won by 212 runs. July 14,15, Middlesex.......... 126 .. 128 .. 254 Lord’s .................. Surrey ................. 147 .. 108*.. 255 * Three wickets down. Lost by seven wickets. Aug. 7, 8, 9, . Middlesex.......... 206 .. 173*.. 379 Canterbury.......... Kent ..................... 169 .. 209 .. 378 * Five wickets down. Won by five wickets. Aug. 14,15,16, Middlesex..........211 .. 105 .. 316 Nottingham . . . . N otts................ 407 .. — .. 407 Lost by an innings and 91 runs. Aug. 18,19,20, Middlesex.......... 202 .. — .. 202 Sheffield...............Yorkshire............. 212 .. 390 .. 602 Drawn. Aug. 21, 22, 23, Middlesex.......... 255 .. 295 .. 550 Cheltenham . . . . Gloucestershire 388 .. 40*.. 428 * No wicket down. Drawn. B atting A verages . Most in Times Inns. Runs, an inns, not out. Aver. Hon. A. Lyttelton 5 .. 186 .. 77 .. 0 .. 37. 1 T. C. O’B rien .... 15 .. 494 .. 119 .. I .. 35. 4 T. S. Pearson___ 16 .. 395 .. 83 .. 2 .. 28 3 I. D. Walker . . . . 18 .. 442 .. 80 .. 2 .. 27.10 A. J. Webbo . . . . 16 .. 367 .. 83* .. 1 .. 24. 7 C. T. Studd.......... 9 .. 174 .. 41 .. 2 .. 24. 6 A. W .Ridley . . . . 11 .. 227 .. 46 .. 0 .. 20. 7 P. J. Henery . . . . 7 .. 121 .. 46 .. 1 .. 20. 1 P. J. de Paravicini 11 .. 152 .. 53 .. 3 .. 19. 0 G. F. Yernon . . . . 16 .. 229 .. 50 . . 1 . . 1 5 . 4 Burton..................15 .. 117 .. 80 .. 6 .. 13. 0 J. Robertson . . . . 15 .. 95 .. 80 .. 0 .. 6. 5 Clarke ...................... 6 .. 16 .. 12* .. 1 .. 3. 1 J. M cEwen.............. 5 .. 13 .. 8 . . 0 . . 2. 3 J. E. K; Studd played in three inningB, scoring 1, 4, and 7. The following played in two innings :—S. W. Scott, 5 and 93*; C. I. Thornton, 0 and 19; A. P. Lucas, 4 and 4 ; Pocknee, 3 and 5 ; and Perkins, 0 and 0. The following played in one innings :—C. E. Cot­ trell, 14 ; and T. Greatorex, 0. * Signifies not out. B owling A verages . Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Burton .................. 445.2.. 212 .. 617 .. 41 .. 15. 2 C, T. Studd .......... 326.3 .. 144 .. 47:} .. 23.. 20.13 J. Robertson.......... 445.1 .. 209 .. 723 .. 35.. 20.29 1. D.W alker.......... 186.3.. 68 .. 315 .. 15 .. 21 J. McEwen .......... 68 .. 22 .. 126 .. 4 .. 31. 2 Clarke...................... 148.3.. 78 .. 204 .. 6 .. 34 A. J. W ebbe.......... 85 .. 41 .. 136 .. 2 .. 68 T. C. O'Brien . . . . 49 .. 19 .. 121 .. 1 ..121 The following bowled in throe innings T. S. Pearson, 17—1—55—0 ; and P. J. de Paravicini, 32—17—57—4. The following bowled in two in­ nings :—J. E. K. Studd, 19—2— 46—3', A. W. Ridley, 1 9 -6—56—1 ; C. E. Cottrell, 89-37-144—8 ; Hon. A. Lyttelton, 13—3—41—0. A. P. Lucas bowled in one innings, taking one wicket in nine overs for 80 runs. T h e following curiosities occurred in two matches on August 13 and 14. In the first match, Inval v. Haslemere, H. Chisholm for tho former in Haslemere’s second innings, performed the hat trick, taking four wickets in four successive balls, and altogether six for five runs. On the next day for Inval v. Northchapel he took 7 wickets for 7 runs in the latter’s second innings. For Inval in Northchapel’s first innings, W. J. Hay- craffc performed the hat trick, and the first five wickets fell for 0. J, Taylor, in Inval’s second innings, also j)erformed the hat trick. Seven wickets were down for four runs, but the total reached 36 by the aid of W. J. Haycraft (not out 26) and 4 extras. Inval won by 33 runs. C r ic k e t C o m ic a lit ie s a n d T it -B it s , second edition, with six Illustrations. Price I d ; 9d. per doz.,pbst free.—M. Hurst, 23, Church-street, Sheffield. NORTON v. STOCKTON-ON-TEES. Played at Stockton on August 30. J.H.Heavisides, b Scott 41 A. Lee, b Wyld .. .. 2 J.Thompson,c Dowsoii, b Heavisides .. ..1 2 J. Rowntree, c Scott, b W yld..........................26 G. Newby, c Scott, b Wright .. .. .. 6 H. S. Crosby, c and b Scott..........................7 A. B.Cr sby, c Dowson, b Scott .. 0 T. E. Raven,not o u t.. 9 G. Kirk, c Wyld, b A tki"son..................13 Rev. C. H. Coates, c Swenson, b Atkinson 0 A. Hall, c Atkinson, b W yld..........................0 B 5, w 1..................6 T otal. .122 W. Scott, b A.B.Crosby J. Dowson, c Lee, b A. B. Crosby..................5 E. A. Wright, c and b A.B.Crosby .. .. 4 A. G. Mackie, b Rown­ tree ..........................0 W. Atkinson, b A. B. Crcsby ..................2 S t o c k t o n . 1 H. Welch, not out .. 25 W. Borrie, b Rowntree 13 J. G. Renton, b H. S. Crosby .................. 7 M. Heavisides, not out 7 B 1,1b 6 .. .. 7 Total..................71 T. Swenson and WTyld did not bai. OLD BRUCIANS v. SOUTH HANTS. Played at Southampton on August 13 & 14. S o u t h H a n t s , J. Beatson, b Strode.. 3 E. L. Ede, c Jas. Bots- ford,b J. W. Botsford 23 W. Blaker, not out .. 10 Archer Burton, c Jas, Bot-tford, b Foa .. 0 E. Andrews, b Foa .. 6 B 15,1 b 14,w 7,nb2 38 Total . .332 J. Carriok, c Shaw, b H i l l ..........................29 A. Andrews, c Colenso, b S tr o d e ..................13 A. Duncan, b J, W. B o tsfo rd ..................35 D. Duncan,b Robson. .111 H. J. Mordaunt, c Jas. Botsford, b Foa .. 55 Major Fellowes, c Colenso, b Strode .. 39 O l d B r u c ia n s . First Innings. Sacond Innings. C, Robfon, c Beatson, b Fellowes..........................10 b Blaker.....................26 E. Foa, b Fellowes .. ..1 6 r u n o u t .......................17 J. W. Bctsford, c A. Dun­ can, b Burton..................2 cBlakor,b D.Duncan 2 A. Y. Hyland, c Beatson, b Fellowes ..................10 c Carrick, b D. Dun­ can ......................12 E. Strode, b Fellowes .. 4 c A. Duncan, b D. Duncan .. .. 4 R. W. D. Hill, c A. Dun­ can, b Burton .. .. 0 bFellowes .. ..1 3 L. Shaw, c Fellowes, b Blaker ..........................30 c and b Fellowes .. 26 A. Kayess, c Burton, b Fellowes..........................16 c Beatson,b D. Dun­ can ......................47 H. White, b Blaker .. .. 9 n o t o u t .......................18 Jas. Botsford, b Fellowes 4 c Blaker, b Ede .. 0 R. L. Colenso, not out .. 0 c Burton, b Mor­ daunt ........................7 B 7,1 b 4 ..................11 B7,l b 4,w 5,nb5 21 Total .112 Total ..193 Second Iunings. 7 c and b E. Foa .. 65 OLD BRUCIANS v. NORTHWOOD. Played at West Cowes on Aug. 15 and 16. N o r t h w o o d . First Innings. F. Butler, 1 b w, b Rob­ son .................. .. .. F. Hervey, 1 b w, b Rob­ son ..................................11 b Strode.....................3 J. Cass, c Hulm, b Strode 10 c Strode, b Robson 2 P. Gibson, run out .. .. 0 b Strode..................2o A. Gibson, b Strode.. .. 0 c Jas. Botsford,b E. Foa ..................0 E. Hoffmeister, b Hulm.. 15 c E. Foa, b Strode 0 H. Matthews, c J. W . Botsford, b H ulm .. .. 46 c and b E. Foa .. 2 F. Halliday, b Hulm . . 0 b Strode.......................0 J. E, Lane, c Robson, b Strode ..........................0 not o u t .......................25 C. Matthews, not ont .. 10 b Robson .. .. 6 G. W . Ball, c E. Foa, b Strode ..........................0 b E. F o a .......................3 L b ..........................3 B 9, l b l , . ..1 0 Total .102 Total .142 O l d B r u c ia n s . C. R< bsou, b Butler .. 9 A. Y. Hyland, b II. Matthews.............. 20 J. W. Botsford, c A. Gibson, b Cass .. 47 L. Shaw, b H. Mat­ thews......................42 A. Kayess, b Butler .. 10 E. Foa, b Butler.. .. 82 E. Strode, b Cass .. 28 W. P. Hulm, c Hoff- meister, b Butler .. 0 R. L. Colenso, c ar.d b Butler ........................2 G. Foa, c and b But­ ler ................................7 Ja-. Botsford, not out 10 B 16,1 b 7, w 2 ..2 5 T o t a l...................262 OLD BRUCIANS v. BOURNEMOUTH (12 A-SIDE.) Played at Bournemouth on August 18 & 19. B ournemouth . First Innings. Second Innings. V. Head, b Strodo .. .. 0 c Colenso, b Hill .. 12 W. II. H;.Dger, c Colenso, b Strode..........................14 cF ca ,b IIill .. .. 6 R.Micklethwaite,b Strodo 0 c Hill, b Strode .. 17 H. Sladen, b Robson .. 5 b S trode..................17 Long, c Strode, b Robson 1 c Hill, b Strode .. 13 A. E. Stoddart,c Botsford, b Hill ..........................105 b Hfll ................... 2 Rev. J. Byrne, c Hyland, b H ill..................................2 c Hyland, b Strode 5 P. H. Eliot, b Strodo .. O b S trode..................4 R. Head, notout .. ..1 4 c Robson, b Strode 11 W. A. Smith, c Botsford, b Strode..........................13 not o u t ..................... 4 G. R. Saunders, b Strode 10 b Strodo..................1 Rev.E.Kenworthy-Brown, o Strode, b Hill .. .. 6 c "Whinnev, b Hill 6 B 14,1 b 1 ..................15 B 10,lbl,wl,nbl 13 Total ....................185Total .. ..I l l O ld B rucians . First Innings. Second Innings. C.Robson, b Long .. .. 1 b Stoddart .. ..3 6 J. W . Botsford, b Byrne 16 b Stoddart .. .. 3 A. Y . Hyland, b Byrne ..2 8 c Brown, b Long .. 20 L. Shaw, b Byrne .. .. 28 b S m ith ..................22 F. Whinney, c Long, b Byrne ..........................1 b Hanger.......................0 E. Strode, b Byrno .. .. 10 c Brown, b Long .. 20 H. J. A. Bankj, b Byrne 5 c Stoddart, b Long 16 R. W. D. Hill, c Sladen, b B y rn e..........................20 cHanger, b L on g.. 31 A. Kayess,b Byrne .. .. 4 c Long, b Hanger.. ft E. Foa, c Long, b Byrne.. II b Hanger..................2 R. L. Colenso, b Long .. 2 not o u t ..................0 F. Lynch, not out .. .. 0 b Stoddard .. .. 7 B 6, l b l ..................7 B 3,1 bl,w ?,nb 2 8 Total ....................133Total .. ..165 ESHER VETERANS v. ESHER BOYS. Played at Ealiev on August 30. H.Willis, c "Weatherby, b Martineau .. .. 3 W. Dorling, ‘b Barker 7 Andrews, b Barker .. 17 II. C. Clarke, b C. P e ic h e y ..................26 L. Mahciib, c Jillard, b H inton..................8 Bowler, c and b C. Peachey .................. 2 II. W . Price, b C. P ea ch ey..................1 I E. T. Austin, c Tetley, b Hinton .. .. .. 12 F. G. Burmester, c Tetley, b Barker .. 1 O. Sillem, not our, .. 4 G.Martineau, b Barker 0 E x t r a s .................4 T o t a l................ 85 9 H. P. Jillard, c and b A ndrew s.................. M. M. Barker, run out 2 F. J. Richardson, b P rice..........................71 L. Martineau, not out 75 1 B o y s . L. Hinton, b Bowler.. 10 W . Tetley, b Bowler.. 6 E. Pulbrook, not on t.. 8 E x tr a s .................. 10 T o t a l..................191 C. B. Peachey, J. A. Peachey, J. Weathorty and C. Lightfoot did not bat. T h e C r ic k e t F i e l d . By Rev. .Tames Pycroft. Tlio Standard Work on the Game. Cheap edition, just out, cloth bound, price 2g. 6d.; post free, 2s. 9d. Contains :—Origin of the Game of Cricket ; The General Character of Cricket; The Harabledon Club and the Old Players ; Cricket generally established as a National Game by the end of the last Ccntrny ; First Twenty Years of the Present Century : A Dark Chapter in tho History of Cricket; Tho Surrey—its History ; The Zingari—their Origin ; Battalogia, or the Science and Ait of Batting ; Hints against Slow Bowling ; A Chapter on Bowling ; Hints on Fielding ; The Gentlemen and Players Matches to end of 1883.— Wright and Co. (Cricket Press), 41, St Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, London, E.C,