Cricket 1884

SEPT. i, 1884, CRICKET; A WEEKLY REGORD OF THE GAME. 399 SUBEE-Y v. KENT. After an exciting finish the return match between these counties ended yesterday at the Oval in a drawn game. Rain prevented a commencement at the appointed time on Monday morning, and Surrey in -winning the to3S gained an advantage in batting first while the wicket was for a time easy. At the end of an innings they were 44 runs in hand, and the good play of Messrs. Key, Bowden, and Bead when they went in again enabled them still further to improve their position. Kent wanted 259 to win when they entered on their second innings at 12.45 yesterday, and with only four hours and a half left their chances of making them on a slow wicket were rather small. As a con­ sequence, their main object was to draw the game, and in this, mainly through the excellent play of Mr. Patterson, they succeeded. Mr. Patterson, who went in first, batted with the strictest care, never taking a liberty of any kind, and bent only upon keeping up his wicket. For tho four hours-and-a-half that remained he adhered solely to the defensive, and he played the game for his side thoroughly to the very last. Mr. Thornton lent him useful assistance, but the credit of the draw rested mainly with Mr. Patterson, and to o much praise cannot be bestowed on him for a very excellent perfor­ mance. Five minutes were left when the tenth man, Wootton, came in, tut he kept up his end and the match was drawn, Kent still wanting 107 to win with two wicket3 to fall SURRKY. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. E. J. Diver, c G. llcarno, b Chiistopher<on .. ..1 8 b Ohristopherson 18 Ab^J, c Mackinaon, b A. Hearno................................. 5 c and b G.Hearne 22 Mr. W. W. R:ad, b Wootton 56 lb w ,b Wootton 38 M. Read, o Maokinnon, b Wootton ..........................28 c Harris, b A. Hearne.. ., 7 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Pente­ cost, b Wootton...................4 st Pentecost, b Edwards.. ..1 0 Mr. M. P. Bowden, not cut 2 b Christopherson 44 Lohmann, c Harris, b A. Hearne..................................0 c Christopherson, b Ed wards .. 7 Mr. K. J. Key, b Wootton .. 1 c A. Hearne, b Edwards.. .. 47 Wood, run out .................... 5 b W ootton.. .. 0 Barratt, c G. Uea no, b Wootton ..........................0 not out .. .. 9 Mr. C. E. Horner,bWootton 0 b G. Hearno .. 2 B ..................................4 B 9 ,1 b 1.. ..1 0 Total......................... 123 Total .. ..214 First Inning*. K knt . Second Innings, Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c Wood, b Horner..................6 c W . Read,b Bar- ratf..................0 Mr. F. Marchant, h w, b Barratt................................11 b Lohmann .. 16 G. O. Hcarne, c M, Read, b Ho.-ntr .. .. ..................0 c Wood, b Loh­ mann .. .. 0 Lord Hsrrip, b Horner.. .. 1 b Lohmann .. 10 Mr, W. H. Patteison, c Bar­ ratt, b H o r n e r ................10 not out .. .. 73 Mr. W. Edwards c W. Read, b Horner ......................... 3 b Barratt .. .. 8 Rev R. T, Thorn*.on, not out 27 b Barralt .. ..2 5 A. Hearne, b Lohmann .. 7 c W. Read, bBar- ratt .. .. 0 Wootton, b Lohmann.. .. 4 not out .. .. 0 Mr. S. Christopherson, c W . Read, b Horner.. .. .. 7 e Roller,b Barratt 4 Pentecost, e Diver,b Horner 0 B J, w l .................. v 8 B g .lb G , wS 15 T otal........................79 Total ..152 BOWLIN9 ANALTSI9, S urrey . First Innings. Secdnd Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M, R.W. Wootton .. 25.2 12 35 G .. .. 32 14 53 2 A. Hearn q .. 43 23 46 2 .. .. 23 7 48 1 Chiistopherson 25 13 26 1 .. .. 27 13 45 2 G.Hearne .. 7 3 12 0 . . . . 21 15 16 2 L it'd Harris 4 1 9 0 Pa toran .. 7 3 17 0 Edwards .. 17 9 16 3 First Innings. Sefcond Innings. 0. M. R.W. O, M. R.W. 26.3 16 31 7 .. .. 34 20 27 0 18 8 24 1 .. .. 46 24 49 5 8 7 4 2 . . . . 44 $9 24 3 16 10 17 0 .. .. 25 19 15 0 M. Read .. 18 14 11 0 Abel.. 8 2 2 0 W. W. Read 5 1 6 0 K ey.. 6 5 3 0 Horner Barratt Lohmann . Roller Barratt bowled four wide*. SOMERSETSHIRE. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Matches played, 6; won, 1; lost, 5, Date and place. 1st Inn. 2nd Inn. Tot. May, 8. 9, Somersetshire .. 88 .. 115 .. 203 Taunton.............. K e n t................... 230 .. — .. 230 l ost by an innings and 27 runs. Aug. 7,8, 9, Somersetshire .. 254 .. 222 .. 476 Southamptoa .. H ants................. 645 .. — .. 645 Lost by an innings and 169 runs. Aug. 11,12, Somersetshire .. 86 .. 196 .. 282 Taunton .......... Lancashire ....2 1 5 .. 68*.. 283 *Two wickets down. Lost by eight wickets. Aug. 18, 19, Somersetshire .. 330 .. — .. 3S0 Bath .................. Hants.................. 179 .. 88 .. 267 Won by an innings and 63 runs. Aug. 25, 26, 27, Somersetshire .. 221 .. 117 .. 338 Tunbridge Wells K e n t.................. 187 .. 310 .. 497 Lest by 159 runs. Aug. 28, 29, Somersetshire .. 85 .. 92 .. 177 Manchester.... Lancashire____ 158 .. 21*.. 179 *No wicket down. L ost by ten wickets. B atting A verages . Times Most in Inns.vnot out. Rnns Inns. Avge. E. W. Bastard: .. 7 .. 1 .. 42 .. 19 . . 7 J.B. Challen .. 7 .. 0 .. 176 .. 93 . 25.1 Fothergill .. .. 2 .. 0 .. 50 .. 32 . . 25 W. H. Fowler .. 4 .. 0 . 61 .. 36 . 15.1 H .F. Fox .. .. 3 .. 0 .. 30 .. 15 . 10 Hall ..................2 .. 0 . 2 .. 2 . 1 H. T. Hewett .. 4 .. 1 .. 39 .. 15* . . 13 W .J. Jewell .. 2 .. 0 . 10 .. 9 . 5 F. Leeston-Smith 2 .. 0 .. 48 .. 32 . . 24 M arks..................2 .. 1 2 .. 2 . . 2 G. T. Mirehonse.. 5 .. 1 *.! 18 .. 10 . . 4.2 S. C. Newton (capt.)9 .. 0 . 218 .. 62 . 24.2 Rev. F. Reed .. 8 .. 1 .. 133 .. 57* . 19 H .F . R eed .. .. 4 .. 0 .. 57 .. 33 . 14.1 Robinson .. .. 4 .. 0 . 66 .. 57 . 16.2 W. N. R o e .. .. 5 .. 0 . 164 .. 132 . 32.4 K. Sainsbury .. 9 .. 0 . 79 .. 30 . 8.7 F. W. Terry .. 9 .. 0 .. 209 .. 51 . . 23.2 W. Trask .. .. 9 .. 0 .. 118 .. 45 . . 13.1 F .T . Welman .. 3 .. 0 . 26 .. 18 . . 8.2 E. Western.. .. 2 .. 1 .. 6 .. 3* . . 6 C. Winter .. ..1 0 .. 3 .. 31 .. 17 . . 4,6 H. E. Winter .. 2 .. 1 . 24 .. 24 . 24 J. A. Winter .. 2 .. 0 . 4 .. 4 . 2 *Signifies not out. The following batted in one innings only:—A. H. Evans, 56* ; and Capt. G. E. Stanley, absent and 0. B jw l in g A v e r a g e s . Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wkkets. Avge. E.W . Bastard 151.1 .. 46 .. 281 . . 15 .. 18.11 J. B. Challen 78 .. 28 .. 159 . . 7 .. 22.5 A. H. Evans 24 .. 7 .. 66 . 1 .. 66 W. II. Fowler 49 .. 14 .. 88 . 4 .. 22 H. T. Hewett 35 .. 13 .. 60 . 2 .. 30 G.T. Mirehouse 66 .. 18 123 . 6 .. 21.2 S. C. Newton 27 .. 9 •• 66 . 2 .. 33 F. Reed .. 41.2.. 20 .. 68 . 5 .. 13.8 Robinson .. 3» .. 11 .. 86 . 2 .. 43 VV. N.Roe .. 13.3.. 4 .. 28 . 1 .. 28 E. Siinsbury 53 .. 4 .. 158 . 0 .. 2(5.2 W. Trask .. 110.2 .. 59 .. 238 . 7 .. 84 C. Winter .. 160 .. 65 301 . . 12 .. 25.1 Tho following bowled in one innings only Fother- Kill. 57, 27, 87, 4 ; Hall, 3J.2, 17 07,2; W.J. Jawel', 12, .1,14,0; Marks. ?,0, 3. 0: H .F. Reed, 5, 1,21, 0 and H. E. W inter,!, 0,9, 0. H. E. Winter bowled three wides, whilst Fowler and Sainsbury each delivered one no-ball. J. W. K c E w en , bowllaig recently for the Corn Exchange againsfc the Hob. Artillery Co, at Finsbury, took all ten wickets in the first innings for two runs, and seven in the second innings for four, or alto­ gether seventeen wickets for six runs. He twice did the hat trick. A, T. Bisnop and A. E. Bishop scored 162 for the first wicket for the Bees against Acton on August 30. EMERY DOWN v. BURLEY. Played at Swan Green, Hants, on August 26. E m e r y D o w s . JimWhite,c Holloway, b Roberta..................12 Beauchamp, b Broom­ field A. Kennett,c Holloway, b Roberts..................18 B. Hall, b Broomfield 3 C. K. Francis, c and b R o b e r ts ..................8 C. Wilson, not out . .104 Bui First Innings. H. Marchant, b Franeis.. G. Roberts, run o a t.. .. J. Pope, c Wilson, b F ran cis.................. G. Broomfield, c White, b D enison.......................... J. Roberts, st Wilsoij, b F ra n cis.......................... E. Sims, b Denison.. .. F. Holloway, b Denison .. B, Boberts, b Francis .. Rosher, not out .. .. F. Marchant, b Denison.. W. Broomfield, e White, b Denison .................. H. Gulliver, c Elphick, b Lueas .......................... B ............................... Hon. F. Denison, b Broomfield .. G. Hall, b Sims .. Pearce, c Sims, b Pope Scammell, b Roberts.. P. Lucas, b Roberts .. 4 E. Elphick, b Roberts 1 B ..........................2 T otal.................... 210 LKY. Sccond Innings. 1 c Elphijk, b Scam­ mell .........................5 S st Wilson, b Scam­ mell ................... 20 st Wilson, b Scam- Total moll ................... 5 5 c Wilson, b Scam­ mell ................ .. 11 7 c White, b Francis 25 11 2 0 2 10 5 c and b Francia .. 7 0 0 0 0 1 9 4 B .................. 1 64 Total .. .. 78 OLD TRAFFORD v. ADLINGTON AND PRESTBURY C. & G. Played at Old Trafford on August 30. A d l in g t o n a n d P r e s t b u r y . J. R. Bates (pio), e Davies, b Paul .. .. 21 J. Mottershead, b Paul 4 T. J. Brennan, b Sckoa 19 F. W. James, b Davies 12 J. Hall, c Lake, b Schou 7 G. H. Brewster, o Bleackley, b Davies.. 3 W. Hall, run out.. .. 8 F. G, Whitworth, b Davies .................. G. C. Henderson, c Schou, b Davies .. A. H. Whitworth, c Bleackley, b Paul .. W.Carswell,not ou t.. B 16,1 b 1, w 3 .. 20 Total., .102 O l d H.C.Alexander,b Bren- m a n .......................... H. V.Hooper, b W.Hall C. S. Paul, b Brennan H. Fothergill,run ou t.. H. Davies, c James, b B re n n a n .................. J. F. Bleackloy, T. P. Rowe, A. Knox, audl. Rhodes did not bat. T r a f f o r d . N. C. Schou, c James, b Brennan .. .. 4 H. H. Lake, not o u t.. 0 B 3 ,1 b 1 .. .. 4 Total..................21 KNUTSFORD v. HEYWOOD. Played at Knutsford on August 27. H e y w o o d . Clarke, c Beswick, b Schou ..................14 Fletcher, rr.n ont ... 1 A. J. Jameson, b Schou ‘2 G. Hanley, b Boawick 26 K. Seville, c Davis, b B eS w ick..................3 A. S. Hargreaves, b Schoa ..................1 Mollvona, c Hartley, b B e sw ick ..................1 J. B. Jameson, run oat 39 J. Seville, not out .. 24 F. M. Berry, c Hartley, b Thornber F. Battersby, b Thorn­ ber ..........................0 B 11, w 2 .. .. 13 Total .. ..124 K x u t s f o e d . H. Thornber, c J. Seville, b Fl*tchcr.. 22 Ward e anA h Fletchet 23 J. S. XargrtaTM, not oat ..........................27 J. Beswick, b Fletcher 2 R. Hartley, b Flctcher 0 R. Ashwoith, o Har- preavos, b Flotcher.. 1 T. M. Davis,b Mellver.a 19 B.J>. Thomson,not out It B ..........................9 T otal..................108 T. A. Hampson, W. 3askervWe, and N. C. Schou did not bat. F or Forest Amateura v. Forest United, at Nottingham, 011 Saturday, G. Beves *cored 177 out of 306 for seven wickets.