Cricket 1884

406 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. s e p t. 11, 1884. he season he has been singularly effective. Only last week for the North of England against the Australians at Nottingham he was credited with nine wickets for 48 runs, and his consistent success on the generally hard wickets prevalent this summer certainly entitles him to be considered as one of the best bowlers of the day. He is a right-hand round arm bowler, with a fairly high de­ livery. He breaks both ways, though mostly from leg, and as he invariably keeps an ex­ cellent length, he is usually successful— particularly on a sticky wicket. As a bats­ man he haa hardly as yet fulfilled the high expectations formed from his early play in the County eleven. He has, though, good defence, and as when set he can hit well all round, he has at times been of great use. He is a safe field anywhere. Like more than one of his comrades in the County Eleven, Attewell is also a very fair Association footballer. KENT. RESULTS OF MATCHES. Played 12; won 4, lost 6, drawn 2. Date and place. 1st inn. 2nd inn. Tot. June 2, 3, Kent .................. 151 .. 129 .. 280 Sheffield.............. Yorkshire.......... 250 .. 31*.. 281 ♦Two wickets down. Lost by eight wickets. June 5,6, Kent ................. 97 .. 160 .. 257 Derby.................. Derbysliire ----- 183 .. 57 .. 190 Won by 67 runs. June 9,10,11, K e n t.................. 156 .. 146*.. 302 Manchester . .. . Lancashire . . . . 61 .. 240 .. 801 *Three wickets down. "Won by seven wickets. June 19,20,21, K e n t..................151 .. 101 .. 252 Lord’s.................. M iddlesex......... 156 .. 838 .. 494 Lost by 242 runs. July8,4,5, Kent .................. 219 .. 130*.. 849 Brighton ........... Sussex ..............2T0 .. 464 .. 734 *Seven wickets down. Drawn. July 17,18, 19, K e n t.................. 116 .. 163 .. 279 Tonbridge........... Sussex ............. 98 .. 294 .. 392 Lost by 113 runs. July 28, 29, Kent ................... 140 .. 82*.. 222 Maidstone.......... Surrey ................ 44 .. 174 .. 218 *Two wickets down. Won by eight wickets. Aug. 7, 8, 9, Kent ................... 169 .. 209 .. 378 Canterbury . . . . Middlesex........... 206 .. 173*.. 879 *Five wickets down. Lost by five wickets. August 14,15, K e n t................. 205 .. 137 .. 342 Gravesend.......... Yorkshire........ 838 .. 6*.. 844 *No wicket down. Lost by ten wickets. August 18,19, Kent ................ 243 .. — .. 248 Gravesend.......... Derbyshire . .. . 52 .. 182 .. 234 Won by an innings and nine runs. August 21, 22, Kent ................ 200 .. 123 .. 328 Maidstone.......... Lancashire . .. . 210 .. 87*.. 327 *Two wickets down. Lost by eight wickets. Sept. 1, 2, 8, K e n t................. 79 .. 152*.. 231 Oval...................... Surrey ............ 128 .. 214 .. 837 ♦Eight wicketB down. Drawn. B a t t in g A v e r a g e s . Mostin Times Inns. Runs. inns. not out. Aver. Lord Harris .. 23 .,. 8S9 .,. 112 .. 3 .. 44.9 Mr. W. H. Patterson 13 ... 842 .,. 73* . . 1 . . 23.6 Mr. F. A. Mackinnon 10 . . 251 . 102 . . 0 . . 25.1 Mr. C. W ilson.. .. 8 ... 136 .,. 38* . . 1 . . 19.3 G. G. Hearne 21 .,. 276 .., £9* .. 3 .. 15.6 Mr. W . Edwards .. 4 . . 44 .,. 25 . . 1 . . 14.2 F. Hearne.................. 19 . . 260 .,. 61 . . 0 . . 13.18 Mr. M. C. Kemp 6 . . 82 .,. 24 . . 0 . . 13.4 Mr. R. S. Jones 5 . . 50 . . 2b* . . 1 . . 12.2 Rev. R. T. Thornton 11 . . 114 . . 27* . . 1 . . 11.4 Mr.S.Christopherson 17 . . 176 . . 47 . . 0 . . 10.6 Mr. A. J. Thornton.. 8 . . 78 . . 31 . . 0 . . 9.6 Mr. F. Marohant .. 6 . . 52 . . 16 . . 0 . . 8.4 W o o tto n .................. 21 . . 125 . . 32* .. 4 .. 7.6 H. Hearne.................. 16 . . 83 . . 13 .. 4 .. 7.1 Pentecost.................. 13 ... 70 . 21 .. 3 .. 7 O’Shaughnessy 4 .. 26 .., 19 . . 0 . . 6.2 Mr. A. F. Kemp 4 .., 17 ... 8 . . 0 . . 4.1 A. Hearne.................. 14 .., 45 .. 14 .. 3 .. 4.1 ♦Signifies not ou t. The following played in three innings: Mr. R. B. Sewell, 8, 8, and 1, and Mr. F. Lipscombe 1 (not out), 0, and 16. The following played in two innings : Hon. C. M. Knatchbull-Hugessen, 5 and 1, and Mr. L. Wilson, 15 and 7. The following played in one innings : Mr. A. C. Gibson, 6 ; Mr. E. H. Hardcastle, 7 ; and Mr. J. N. Tonge, 15. Wootton .. .. 775 Lord Harris.. .. 61.3 A. Hearne .. .. 268.2 Mr. Christophersn 528.1 H. Heame .. .. 297 G. G, Hearne .. 200 B o w l in g A v e r a g e s . Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. ..1194 .. 79 , 19 107 . 199 , , 124 , 92 . , 126 .. 7 , 533 .. 26 . 991 ..4 2 507 .. 21 , 806 .. 5 , 15.9 18 20.13 23.25 24.3 61.1 The following bowled in three innings:—Mr. F. Lipscombe, 87,17, 75, 5; and Mr. C. Wilson, 28, 5, 76, 1. The following bowled in two innings :—Mr. A. C. Gibson, 18, 2, 85, 0 ; F. Hearne, 9, 1, 29, 0; Mr. W. Edwards, 21, 9, 27, 3 ; and Mr. A. J. Thornton, 8, 1, 23,1. The following bowled in one innings :—Mr. A. F. Kemp, 8,0,6, 0; Mr. F. Marchant, 4, 5, 5, 0 ; Pente­ cost, 6,1,19 1 ; Mr. W. H. Patterson, 7, 8,17, 0; Mr. E. H. Ilardoastle, 5, 2,14, 0; Mr. L. Wilson, 4, 0, 24, 0 ; and O’ Shanghnessy, 5,0,12, 0. J F f lE v g C 0 ^ E v B 0 0 K . Scores o f Matches will only he inserted if accom­ panied by a Postal Order for One ShiVing. Care should be taken to use only one side o f the paper , and to write all figures and names distinctly. As the Editor reserves the right to return scores , the v-ame and address o f tender should be added in every case. SURREY y. YORKSHIRE. Rain altogether ruined the return match between these Counties fixed to commence at the Oval, on Thursday last. Continu­ ous wet prevented any play on the first day and, as owing to the same cause the wickets were never pitched on Saturday, the game was really limited to five hours and three quarters on Friday. The wicket had of course suffered from the heavy downpour, and the scoring on both sides was below the average. Surrey, who won the toss, went in first and they were mainly indebted for their total of 110 to Mr. Read, his namesake the professional, and the Colt, Lohmann, who contributed 81 of 100 from the bat. Mr. Read was at fir»t rather lucky, but his was on the whole a good inningi considering the difficulty of the wicket. The ground played a little better when Yorkshire were in, and Ulyett and Hall made forty before the latter was bowled. Ulyett had made 36 of the 58 scored at the fall of the second wicket, but afterwards no stand was made till Emmett joined Grimshaw, and these two by good hitting added 38 runs to the score. When play ceased on Friday night, Surrey were thirteen behind, with all their wickets to fall. Rain prevented any play on Saturday, and as in the first fixture at Dewsbury, the game was drawn. S u r r e y . M. Read, st Hunter, b P e e l ..........................20 Abel, c Harrison, b E m m e tt..................6 E. J. Diver, b Emmett 4 W. W. Read, c Peate, b E m m e tt..................42 J. Shuter, c Peel, b E m m e tt .................. 0 M. P. Bowden, c Wood- house, b Emmett .. 0 In the Second Innings M. Road scored (not out) 7, Abel (not out) 8 ; b 1—Total, 11. K. J. Key, c and b Peel 2 Lohmann,b Harrison 19 Wood, o Emmett, b Peate........................0 Barratt, c Peel, b Em­ mett ........................ 6 C. E. Horner, not out 1 L b 7, w 3 .. .. 10 Total ..110 Y o r k s h ir e . Ulyett, h w, b Barratt 85 Hall, b Horner .. .. 18 Bates, b Barratt .. ,. 7 W. H. Woodhouse, c Diver, b Barratt .. 0 Grimshaw, b Abel .. 24 Peel, c Wood, b Loh­ mann ..........................13 Rawlin, et Wood, b Barratt ...................0 Emmett, o Bowden, b A b e l.......................... Peate, run out .. .. Hunter, h w, b Abel.. Harrison, not out B 10,1b 1 .. .. Total .134 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Emmett . 83.3 22 30 6 .. . . 5 8 7 0 Harrison . . 7 3 10 1 .. . . 4 3 3 0 Peate .. . . 26 10 32 1 Peel .. . . 12 6 19 2 Bates .. . . 4 1 9 0 Horner . Barratt Emmett bowled three wides. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. I 28 15 41 1 Lohmann 21 9 43 4 |Abel .. O, M. R. W. 25 16 82 1 8.3 1 7 3 BUCKHURST HILL v. ANCHORITES. Played at Buckhurst Hill on September 6. B u c k h u r s t H il l . W . J. Lloyd, c Chads, b Fisher H. Palmer, b Johnson 0 H. Hants, b Johnson 20 R. L. Allport, c and b J o h n so n .................. 71 G. Palmer, b Fisher .. 14 A. W. Mason, b John­ son ..........................4 J. J. Sheldon, Jb John­ son ..........................0 9 F. J. Oxley, run out .. 2ii O. Charlesworth, not out .......................... 3 A. Oxley, not out .. 1 B 1, w 2,..................3 Total . .151 Anchorites did not I at. BUCKHURST HILL v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Buckhurst Hill on August 30. U p p e r O l a p t o n . C. Simpson, c E. C. Palmer, b Allport .. 2 R. D. Hill, b G . Palmer 7 G. Meredith, b G. Pal­ mer .......................... 7 J. Oxley, b G. Palmer 12 W. F. Bradham,not out 11 B10, 1 b 4, w 3 ..1 7 T ota l..................130 R. W . Thorpe, c H. Palmer, b G. Palmer 8 W. A. W . Scott, b Hants ..................10 S. W. Scott, c sub, b Hants ..................6 C. Shackel, b Allport.. 81 J. R. Manson, c Tids- well, b G. Palmer .. 19 E. A. Johnson, b G. Palmer .................. 0 B u c k h u r s t H il l . E. C. Palmer, bS. Scott 12 I G. Palmer, b S. Sc; tt 7 H. G. Palmer, not out 9 B .......................... 2 Total 80 R. L. Allport, W . Tween, H. B. Tidswell, II. Hants, W. J. Lloyd, H. Furze, W. Sworder and A. Sworder did not bat. WESTGATE-ON-SEA v. MARGATE. Played at Westgate-on-Sea on September 5. W e s t g a t e - o n -S e a . Second Innings. run o u t ..................2 c Broxup, bYoung 0 b Broxup .. .. 0 not o u t .............5 0 First Inningi. G. Whitehead, b Young .. 2 W. Goodwin, b Young .. 0 C.E. Noyes, bYoung .. 1 J.E . Shaw,c sub, b Young 1 F. Hill, c P. Castle, b Young ..........................21 c Fawcett, b Young 15 A. Whitehead, 1 b w, b H eritage..........................8 c Fawcett, b Young 14 W . J. Goodwin, b Broxup 81 c S. Castle, b Young 8 J. Fawcett, b Heritage .. 2 c Horitage.b Broxup 4 W. D. Houseman, not out 6 run o u t .............. 16 Capt.Sandeman, b Broxup 0 b Heritage .. .. 0 B ..................................I B l, w l, n b l 3 Total., . .. 73 M a r g a t e . Total .. ..112 First Innings. S. Castle, c Shaw, b Hill 3 E. F. Heritage, c and b A. Whitehead .. .. 0 P. Castle, b A. Whitehead 0 A, H. Bonnard, c Noyes, b A. Whitehead .. ..1 6 C. R. Broxup, c Shaw, b Noyes ...........................18 G. Young, st Shaw, b H i l l .................................. 19 H. L. Turner, not out , H. Choeseman, b Hill H. Fawcett, b Goodwin A. Sandeman, absent B 3, w 3 .. .. , Total., Seoond Innings, b A. Whitehead .. 20 c Shaw, b A. White­ head ..................3 bA . Whitehead .. 0 rnn out . . . . .. 1 b A. Whitehead .. 2 c Noyes,b A. White­ head ..................14 st Shaw, b Hill .. 0 b A. Whitehead .. 0 b A. Whitehead .. 0 not o u t ..................1 L b l, w l.. .. 2 Total .. 4 a