Cricket 1884

s e p t . i i , 1884. CEICKET; A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 415 occasion. He went in first wicket down in the second innings of Yorkshire, and carried out his bat for 146 out of a total of 248. He gave a chance to Flowers at long off, when he had made 93, but in the very bad light Flowers lost sight of the ball. Otherwise there was no fault in his innings, which was in every way a brilliant display of batting. His hitting was throughout exceptionallybrilliant. Among his figures were three hits out of the ground for six. The ground, yesterday afternoon, as it dried after the railn was very difficult, and the Marylebone Eeven were all dismissed for 116, chiefly through the effective bowling of Emmett, who took six wickets for 31 runs. Y o r k s h ir e , First Innings. Ulyett, st Wright, b F low ers..........................21 Hall, b B arnes..................9 Lockwood, c and b Barnes 2 Grimshaw, b Barnes' .. 0 Bates, e and b Barnes .. 11 Hoa. M. B. Hawke, o Scotton, b Flowers .. 2 Hunter, b Barnes .. .. 3 Leadbeater, not out.. .. 18 Peel, b Flowers..................9 Emmett, st Wright, b F low ers..........................0 Peate, c sub, b Flowers .. 18 Second Innings. not o u t ..................116 c Sherwin,b Flowers 20 e Hadow, b Barnes 0 c Sherwin,b Attewell 48 run o u t ..................2 c Gann,b Flowers.. 18 absent .................. 0 b B arnes................6 1 b w, b Attewell .. 5 st Sherwin, b Atte­ well ................0 st Sherwin, b Atte­ well ................4 Extras .. .. 4 Total............................. 93Total .• ..248 M.C.C. and G. First Innings, Second Innings. Mr. C. I. Thornton,bPeate 0 b Emmett .. ..1 7 Mr, C. W. Wright, b Em m ett............................... 8 st nuntor,b Emmett 5 Birnes, run out .. ..4 4 b Peel ....................25 Scotton, o Lockwood, b Em m ett............................. 16 c Ulyett, b Emraott 0 Mr. W. H. Hadow, b Em m ett............................. 37 st Hunter, b Peel.. 12 Mr. S. S. Schultz, c Peate, b Emmett ...............23 absent, hurt .. .. 0 Gunn, c Bates, b Peel .. 15 b Emmett .. ..2 0 Flower*, b P eel.................5 o Hall, b Emm ett.. 23 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c Grimshaw, b Peate .. 11 b Emmett .. .. 2 Attewell, not ont .. .. 16 c Leadbeater, b P e a te ...............4 Sherwin, b Peel.. .. .. 5 n o t o u t .................0 BIO, lb 2, w 2 . . ..1 4 Extras . . . . 8 Total........................... 183Total .. ..116 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innngp. 0. M. R. W . O. M. B. W . Flowers.. .. 37 15 58 5 . . . . 21 5 55 2 Barnes . . . . 35 21 88 5 . . . . 54 2) 77 2 Attewell.. .. G6.180 81 4 Gunn . . . . 7 1 l lJ 0 Paravicini .. 7 2 9 0 Thornton .. 2 1 3 0 M.C.C, First Innings. Second Innings. 0 . M. B .W . O. M. R.W. P.'ate .. .. 53 27 55 2 .. .. 30.2 5 85 1 Ulyett . . . . 6 4 11 0 Emmett .. 42 39 61 4 .. .. 23 14 81 6 Bates . . . . 7 3 16 0 . . . . 10 4 20 0 Peel . . . . 27 16 25 3 . . . . 17 10 22 2 Leadbeater .. 1 0 4 0 Emmett bowled three wides. We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. William Henry Hornby, J. p., of Poole Hall, Cheshire, head of an important iirm of Blackburn cotton manufacturers, and father of Mr. A. N. Hornby, the well-known cricketer. The deceased gentleman repre­ sented Blackburn in the Conservative in­ terest from 1857 to 1830, and was then uu- seatedon petition, and was succeeded by one of his sons (Mr. E. K. Hornby). He was first Mayor of Blackburn on the incorporation of the borough in 1851, CLA.PTON. RESULTS OF MATCHES, Matches played, 38; won, 15 ; lost, 11; draw D , 12. May 10—At Clapton, v. St. Thomas’ Hospital. Drawn* Clapton, 237; St. Thomas’ Hospital, 7*. *Three wickets down. May 15—At Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace. Lost by 16/ runs. Clapton, 93; Crystal Palace, 260. May 17—At Clapton, v. Granville. W on by 118 runs. Clapton, 202* ; Granville, 84. *8even wickets down. May 24—At Clapton, v. Bruce Castle. Drawn. Clapton, 97* ; Bruce Castle, 187. *Six wickets down. May 24—At Upper Clapton, v. Upper Clapton. Drawn. Clapton, 85* ; Upper Clapton, 172. *Four wickets down. May 29—At Southgate, v. Southgate. Lost by 15 runs. Clapton, 105 ; Southgate, 120 and 36. June 2—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Lost by an innings and 20 runs. Clapton, 83 and 75; High­ bury, 181. Jane 5—At Clapton, v. Wanstead. Drawn. Wan­ stead, 139*. *Three wickets down. June 11—At Hornsey, v. Hornsey. Drawn. Clapton, 172; Hornsey, 83* *Four wicketa down. June 14—At Tottenham, v. Bruce Castle. Won by three vrickets and two runs. Clapton, 94* ; Bruce Castle, 92. *Seven wickets down. June 14—At Clapton, v. Paliinyswick. Drawn. Clap­ ton, 115; Pallingswick, 78*. *10 wickets down. June 18—At Clapton, v. United Thespians. Won by 89 runs. Clapton, 162; United Thespians, '<3 and 69*. *2 wickets down. June 21—At Highbury, v. Highbury. Won by 42 runs. Clapton, 100; Highbury, 58. June 21—At Clapton, v. Upper Clapton. Lost by 83 ruus. Clapton, 53 ; Upper Clapton, 136. June 23—At Clapton, v. M.C.C. and Ground. Lost by an innings and 54 runs. Clapton, 59 and 77 ; M.C.C. and Ground, 190. June 28—At Clapton, v. H »rnsey. Drawn. Clapton, 14*; Hornsey, i<89. *3 wickets down. July 3—At Clapton, v. Crystal Palace, Won by 45 runs. Clapton, 100 aud 221*; Crystal Palace, 55. *3 wickcts down. July 5—At Clapton, v. Trafalgar. Drawn. Clapton, 193; Trafalgar, 88*. *3 wickets down. July 5—At Cheshunt, v. Cheshnnt. Won by 24 runs. Clapton, 71 and 40* ; Cheshunt, 50. *o wickets down. July 10—At Clapton, v. Upton Ta k. Lost by 6 runs. Clapton, 68; Upton Park, 74. July 12—At Clapton, v. Hon. Artillery Company. W on by 3 wicketa and 78 runs. Clapton, 122* : Hon. Artillery C.>mpauy, 40. *Seven wickets down. July 17—At Clapton, v. Southg ite. Won by 138 runs. Clapton, 260 ; Suitbga'e, 72. July 19—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Won by 20 runs. Clapton, 1‘25* ; Highbury, 105. *7 wicketi down. July 19—At Lee, v. Granville. Drawn. Clapton, 92* : Gi anville, 12*. *6 wickets down. July.23—At Clapton, v. Stoic.-'. Lost ly 82 runs. Clapton, 46; Stoics, 123. July 31—-At Wanstead, v. Wanetead. Lost by 54 runs. Clapton 95 and 82*; Wanstead, 149. *3 wickets down, August 2—At Clapton, v. Uplon Park. Drawn. Clap­ ton, 282; Upton Park did Lot bat. August 4—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Lost by 60 runs. Clapton, 146 ; Highbury, 206. August 9—At Cl-pton, v. Willesden. Won by 102 runs. Clapton, 154* ; Willcsden, 52. *7 wickets down. August 11—At Worthing, v. Broadwater & Worth'ng. Won by 53 run?. Clapton, 110; Broad­ water and Worthn g, 47 and 130*. *5 wickets i own. August 12—At Arundel, v. Arundel. Won by an iuning.s and 60 runs. Clapton, 169; Arundel, 50 and 59. August 13—At Boguor. v. Bognor. Won by 90 runs Ciax}tor>, 1G6; Bognor, 76 and 62*. *4 wickets down. August 14—At Eastbourne, v. Eastbnn'i c. Won bj 26 rung. Clapton, 67; Eastbourne, 4 j and 116.* * 6 wickets d o w n , August 15—At Hastings, v. Hastings. Lo. t by 83 runs and one wicket. Clapton, 180 ; Hastings, 212 . August 16—At St. Leonards, v. Soath Saxons. Drawn. Clapton, 130; South Saxons, 99.* * Eght wictets down, Inns. Runs. an Inn. not out. Aver E. Anderton .. 3 . 16 .. 6 .. 0 .. 5.1 S. A. Asser .. 21 . . 210 .. 51* .. 2 .. 9.12 C. T. Aveling .. 5 . . 50 .. 35 .. 0 .. 10 W. B a tty-.. .. 22 . 212 .. 41 .. 3 .. 11.3 W. J. Cambridge 3 . 11 .. 11 .. 0 .. 8.2 R. J. Chapman.. 8 . 34 .. 17 .. 2 .. 5.4 F. H. City .. 16 . 112 .. 22 .. 4 .. 9.4 G. W. City.. .. 14 . 133 .. 24 .. 0 .. 9.7 R. H. Clarke 18 . . 56 .. 24 .. 0 .. 4.4 A. 8. Douglas .. 12 . 92 .. 21 .. 2 .. 9.2 J. H. Douglas .. 86 . 423 .. 45 .. 2 .. 12.15 F. H. Ferris 4 . . 23 .. 23 .. 1 .. 7.2 S. W. Gillard .. 5 . 7 .. 5 .. 1 .. 1.8 S. W. Grant .. 4 . . 82 .. 12 .. 1 .. 10.2 C.G. Hildyard .. 8 . 170 .. 57* .. 2 .. 28.2 W. Low .. .. 8 . 262 .. 107 .. 1 .. 37.3 G. L. Lyons 11 . 313 .. 53 .. 0 .. 19.4 J. W. McEwen .. 17 . m .. 54* .. 2 .. 12.11 J, B. Manson .. 29 . 337 .. 70 .. 1 .. 12,1 C. E. Munro .. 5 . 21 .. 9 .. 2 .. 7 J. F. Newsam .. 7 . . 88 .. 85 .. 0 .. 12.2 S. S. Nixon 12 . . 75 .. 25 .. 2 .. 7.5 R. G. Ogle .. 6 . . 43 .. 23 .. 0 .. 7.1 G, Parrott.. .. 6 . . 78 .. 23 1 .. 15.3 A. Pitt .. 8 . 23 .. 21 .. 0 .. 7/2 D. Poulter .. .. 6 . . 23 .. 22* .. 1 .. 4.3 E. H. Puttock .. 9 . . 1^8 .. 60 .. 1 .. 23.4 S. Shorter .. .. 8 . . 184 .. 120* .. 2 .. 80.4 B, A. Smith 7 . 48 .. a) .. 1 .. 8 T. C. Taylor .. 7 . . 59 .. 85 .. 1 . . 9.5 C. M. Tebbutt .. 28 . 879 .. 69 .. 5 .. 16.11 F. Tetley .. 22 . 865 .. 47 .. 2 .. 18.5 J. Willock* 7 . . 53 .. 21 .. 1 . . 8.5 August 20—At Richmond, v. Richmond. Lest by 83 runs. Clapton, 100 and 71i* ; Richmond, 133. * Two wickets down. August 23—At Clapton, v. Trafalgar. Won by 51 tuns. Clapton, 116 ; Trafalgar, G5. August 30—At Clapton, v. Edmonton. Drawn. Clap­ ton, 142; Edmonton, 41. * Three wickets down. B a t t in g A v e r a g e s . Most in Times *Signifi«s not out. The following played in two innings o n l y S . T Bridges, W. Bnrrows, W. Hall, J. R, Mason, M. Nichol­ son, W. A. Whyte, and A. W. Gardnor-Woollcton. The following played in one innings only: —C. E, C. Clarke, W. A. Ciarko, C. E, Hart, J. J. Houldsworth, H. T. Lidstone, J. R. Robertson, C. Simpson, A. Springett and A. J. Winstanley. B o w l in g A v e r a g e s . Balls. Runs. Mds. Wkts. Aver. S. A. Asser .. 994 . 555 . . 41 . . 82 . 17.11 W. Batty.. .. .. 354 . 186 . . 12 . 16 . 11.10 R. J. Chapman .. 259 . 119 . . 13 . 7 . 17 11. H. Clark .. .. 485 . 213 . 2rJ . 15 .. 14.3 J. H. Douglas.. .. 1558 . 731 . 78 . . 69 . 10.41 A. Douglas .. 175 . 81 . 8 . . 7 . 12.2 . 50 . 3 . 5 . 10 . 203 . . 21 . 16 . 1211 J. W. McEwen . . 1182 . 464 . 90 . 72 . 6.32 J. B. Manson .. .. 181 .. 100 . 5 . . 3 . 83.1 . 29 . 4 . 3 . 9.2 S. S. Nixou .. .. 883 . 192 . 20 . . 10 . 19 2 lt. G,Og e .. Ii4 . 48 . 3 . . 3 . 16 •}. Parra:t .. 13J . 66 . 8 . . 1) . 6.6 S. fcbort. r .. 154 . 124 . 5 . . 7 . 17.5 r. C. Taylor .. .. 172 .. 86 . 11 . . 8 . 10.6 J. Willocks .. .. 319 .. 176 . 16 . 6 . 29.2 HEA.THFIELD v. CHAMPIOiN HILL. Played at Wandsworth on September C. H e a t h jt ie l d . T. J. Faulkner, c Shef­ field, b Hayden .. 82 W. T. Underwood, c H -yden, b P. Rook .. 9 $ .T.Mason,b Anderson 27 J.H Venables, b Roper 7 H.W.Mount, not ou t.. 47 W. Bolton, run out .. 5 E. Davies, b Cowan .. 15 G. W. Hill, c Budge, b Becks ...................2 F. Walker, b P. Pook 1 A. A. Wall, not out .. 0 B 3, w 8 .. .. 6 Total..................201 Champion Hill did not bat* I n all the matches played by Surrey this sec- -on Mr.W.W.Read has scored 1,254 runs in 32 completed innings for an average of 39.6. Mr. Homer Las taken 110 wickets for an average of 14.70. In tho twelve first-class matches played by Sussex Mr. Newham has scored C38 runs in 17 innings (average 37-9), Humphreys has taken 38 wickets (average 17), J. Hide 36 (aver­ age 18.18), and Mr. W. Blackn an 35 (average 1>.29). We are compelled to dtferpublica ion of the Surrey and Sussex ave. age tables till next week.