Cricket 1884

o c t . so. 1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 459 lath e Second Innings Wilson scored (not out) 15 Grenfell, b Law, 0, Lambkin (not out) 7, Kessler, b Law, 0—Total 22. BOWLING ANALYSIS. P h il a d e l p h ia . First Innings, Sesond Innings. B. M. R.W. B. M. R.W. Lane .. . 156 10 42 6 .. 128 15 15 6 Lambkin . 103 6 89 2 .. .. 15 2 3 1 Cleverley . 90 3 4i 2 .. .. 105 11 25 3 N e w Y ork First nning?. Second Innings. B. M. R.W. B. M. R.W. Law .. . 124 7 82 4 .. .. 33 2 11 2 Welsh .. . 10 0 6 0 Thayer.. . 45 1 26 0 Noble .. . 50 5 14 0 Handford . 65 7 15 1 .. .. 10 0 4 0 Bromhead . . 195 18 53 5 .. .. 20 1 7 0 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA v. UNITED STATES. The Gentlemen of Philadelphia who visited England this summer, brought their tour to a close at Philadelphia, on Oct. 7, when they won a three days’ match against a very strong twelve of the United States, with three wickets to spare. Their victory was chiefly due to the good batting of Brewster, Clark and Morgan, and the effec­ tive bowling of Clark and M’N’utt. In the first innings of United States, Clark took seven wickets for twenty-seven runs. Lane’3 bowling was che chief feature in the play of the losing side. Altogether he took twelve wickets for 106 runs. U nited S tates . First Innings. Second Innings, Bromhead, c Clark, b M’Nutt 1 b Lowry .. .. 1 Morley, c M’Nutt, b Clark .. 18 not out .. ..2 7 J. II. Lambkin, c Brewster,b M’Nutt................................. 9 cM’Nutt.bMorgan 80 Tyers, c Morgan, bM ’Nutt 5 c and b Thayer .. 89 A. M. W ood, c and b Clark 4 1b w, b Law .. 82 A. H. Stratford, c Morgan, b C la r k ..................................0 c Morgan,b Lowry 0 Chambers, c M’Nutt, b Clark 0 b Clark..................12 G. Wright, c M’Nutt,b Clark 33 b Thayer .. .. 1 R O. Davy, b M ’Nutt .. .. 0 cMorgan,bM’Nutt 14 Lane, c Morgan, b Clark .. 14 c Newhall,bLowry 0 F. W. Stratford, c Stoever, b C la r k ...........................10 runout............... 22 Hanford, r.ot o u t ............12 b Clark...............1 L b ..................................1 Extras ., .. 13 Total..........................104 Total ..192 G entlemen of P hiladelphia . First Innings. Second Innings. J. A. Scott, c Morley bLane 15 b Lane................ .1 1 W.C.Morgan (jun.), c Morley, b Chambers............................. 301b w, b Tyers 15 J.B.Thiyer(jun.),o Lambkin, b L in e..................................17 runout .. ..1 7 JX. S Newhall, c M )rley, b Lane .......................... .. 1 c Wood, b Lane.. 10 E.W.Clark (jun.),c Lambkin, b L ano..................................42 c Wood, b Lane.. 8 W.Brockie (jun.), c Wood, b L a n e ..................................0 not ou t..............14 F. E. Brewster, c and b T y e r s ..................................45 run out ., .. 6 S. Law, b T y e r s ..................12 not out...............6 H. M’Nntt, 1b w, b Lane 5 run out...............0 D. P. Stoever, notout .. .. 5 c Bromhead, b Lane..................3 H. Brown, b Lane..................0 W. C. Lowry, b Lano .. .. 3 B 19,1 b 2, w 4 .. ..2 5 B 5,1 b 2 .. 7 Total..........................200 Total .. 97 L ondon and S uburban A ssociation .— The Annual General Meeting of the Secretaries of the above Association will be held at Anderton’s Hotel, Fleet Street, on Tuesday next, at 8 p.m., for the election of officers and arrangement of matches. BUCKHURST HILL CLUB. Matches played, 35; won, IS ; lost, 12; drawn, 9; tie, 1. B a ttin g A v e r a g e s . Inns. Runs. Most in inns Times not out. Aver. W. Charlesworth 4 . . 54 . 23 . 2 .. 27 R. L. Allport .. 22 . . 517 . 139 . 0 .. 23.11 A. W. Mason .. 11 . . 211 .. 71 . 2 .. 23.4 R. W. Muir 19 . 300 . 61 . 1 .. 16.12 G. Palmer .. 15 . . 233 .. 81 . 0 .. 15.8 H. Kennett.. .. 12 . 183 .. 50 . 0 . 15.3 F. G. Oxley 12 . . 144 . 26 . 2 .. 14 4 H. Hants .. .. 16 . 206 .. 57 . 1 .. 13.11 J. Willocks 4 . 55 .. 24 . 0 .. 13.3 H. B. Tidswell .. 4 . . 53 .. 82 . 0 .. 13.1 H. Palmer .. 18 . . 185 .. 45 . 2 .. 11.9 C. Stephens 11 . . 104 .. 25 . 2 .. 11.5 A. Nichols .. 9 . 83 . 81 . 1 .. 10.8 W . R. Bowman 6 . 52 . 24 . 1 .. 10.2 O. Charlesworth 6 . 42 . 15 . 2 .. 10.9 W. Sworder 10 . 76 . 27*’ . 2 .. 94 J. Piggott .. 6 . . P8 . 13* . 2 .. 9.2 J. J. Sheldon .. 11 . 90 . 34 . 1 .. 9 A. Sworder 10 . CO . 18 . 2 .. 7.4 W . J. Lloyd .. 17 . 101 . 12 . . 3 .. 7.3 W . M. Wood .. 3 . 14 . 14* . . 1 .. 7 R. W. Smith 10 . . 55 .. 15* . 2 .. 6.7 J. Conquest 6 . . 26 . 7 . 2 .. 6.2 F. Gingell .. 7 . 88 . 15 . 0 .. 5.3 C. R. Winder .. 5 . . 28 . 10 . 0 .. 5.3 C. E. W. Savill.. 6 . . 81 .. 16 . 0 .. 5.1 H. Vaughan 8 . 87 . 15 . 0 .. 4.5 C. Walker .. .. 5 . . 17 .. 7* . 1 .. 4.1 A. Breeze .. .. 5 . 19 . 9 . . 0 .. 3.4 E. C. Nichols .. 8 . . 26 . 9 . 0 .. 8.2 H. Smith .. 5 . . 9 . 8 . 1 .. 2.1 A. Charlesworth 4 . 4 .. 3 . 0 .. 1 G. W. Bates 8 . . 1 . 1 . 1 .. 0.1 A. Oxley .. .. 8 . . 3 .. 1* . 4 .. 0.3 The following played in two innings:—F. Bates, average 7; T. W. Gardner-Wrighton, average 0.1. The following played in one innings only :—C. E. Ellis, average 14; E. J. Tidswell, average 19; T. M. Wood, averaee 3; W . Bird, average 0; W. A. Field, average 6 ; H. Furze, average 10; T. M. Seabrook, average 5; E. A. Johnson, average 4 ; C.C. Black, average 0. B o w lin g A verag es . Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. H. Palmer .. 5 . 2 . 5 . 1 . 5 A. Sworder .. 3 . 0 . 11 . 2 . . 5.1 J. J. Sheldon.. 44.1 . 16 . 78 . 14 . . 5.57 G. Bates.. .. 5 . 2 . 16 . 2 . 8 G. Palmer 199.1 . 61 . 891 . 48 . . 8.10 J. Willooks .. 64.1 . 18 . 124 . 15 . . 8.4 F. J. Oxley .. 93.1 . 35 . 161 . 19 . 8.9 F. Gingell 36.4 . 7 . 89 . 10 . . 8.9 H. Hants .. 222.3 . 61 . 466 . 53 . 8.42 T. M. Wood .. 20 . 4 . 80 . 3 . 10 O. Charlesworth 33 . 5 . 71 . 7 . . 10.1 J. Piggott 49 . 10 . 182 . 11 . 12 R. L. Allport.. 241.3 . 60 . 547 . 43 . . 12.81 C. Stephens .. 7 . 1 . 13 . 1 . . 13 H. Kennett .. 80.2 . 20 . 258 . 19 . , 18.11 A. Breeze 11 . 2 . 29 . 2 . 14.1 A. W. Ma?on.. 11 . 2 . 30 . 2 . . 15 W. J. Lloyd .. 53.3 . 11 . 138 . 9 . 15.3 H. Vaughan .. 21.3 . 3 . 49 . 3 . . 16.1 A. Charlesworth 8.8 . 0 . 16 . 1 . 16 W. M. Wood .. 17 . 4 . 35 . 2 . . 17,1 J. Conquest .. 5 . 0 . 19 . 1 . . 19 H. B. Tidswell 23 . 4 . 75 . 3 . 25 R. W. Smith .. 86 . 3 . 104 . 4 . . 26 C. E. W. Savill 4 . 0 . 17 . 0 . . — L. C. & D. R. (GENERAL OFFICES) v. LLOYD’S REGISTER. Played at Brixton, on Sept. 27. L lo y d ’ s R e g is t e r . C. F. Redman, b Salter 13 A, Scott, run out E. C. Champness, Ware, b Salter .. .. J. B. Taylor, b Salter R. W. Ayton, b Saltor P. Jenkins, c Wilding, b Ware .................. J. F. Hill, b Ware .. J. S. Ingram, b Ware T. C. Read, not out J. T. Roberts, b Salter A. P. How, b Ware B 4, l b l .. Total L.C. & D.R. Mansell, b Hill .. ..1 2 J. Salter, b Taylor .. 8 Ware, not out .. .. 18 W . Wilding, c and b Hill ..............................3 G. Denny, c Taylor, b H i l l ...............................0 R. S. Martin, c Champ­ ness, b Hill .. Carpenter, run out .. Boyde, not out .. B .......................... Total ADDISCOMBE CLUB. F irst E leven . Matches played, 44; won, 16; lost, 20 ; drawn, 8, B a ttin g A v e r a g e s . Most Times Inns. Runs, in Inns, notout Aver. W. S. Shirley .. 9 .. 211 66 . 1 .. 26.39 W. G. Quentery 12 .. 220 .. 48 . 1 .. 20 J. Grant .. ..1 1 .. 172 63* . 2 .. 19.11 F. Hill .. .. 8 .. 125 47* . 1 .. 17*5 G. J. Frisch .. i8 .. 277 49* . 8 .. 37.31 A. C. Field .. 25 .. 837 Ill . 1 .. 14.41 R. Langton .. 9 .. 93 81 . 1 .. 11.62 R. J. Grant ..1 1 .. 117 25 . 0 .. 10.73 F. Grant .. .. 8 .. 52 25* . 8 .. 10.4 E. W. Foss .. 2S .. 198 45 .. 2 .. 7.53 F. Clay .. ..1 2 .. 81 22 . 0 .. 6.75 H. E. Ho-kley.. 8 .. 28 16 . 1 .. 4 W . Lemm n .. 22 .. 65 U .. 5 .. 8.82 The following played in less than 8 innings : C. E. Davies .. 4 .. 82 30 . 2 .. 41 A. Springett .. 4 .. 107 60* .. 1 .. 35.66 W. L. Pierce .. 7 .. 114 84 . 2 .. 22.8 A. Tomkins .. 6 .. 102 22 . 0 .. 17 C. J. Foss.. .. 7 .. 98 31 . 0 .. 14 J. W. Lowles .. 4 .. 51 24 .. 0 .. 12.75 F. Ironmonger 6 .. 58 20* . 1 .. 11.6 J. W. Ellis .. 7 .. 42 15 . 1 .. 7 C. G. Baldwin 5 .. 19 10* .. 2 .. 6.33 F. R. Ashby .. 4 .. 21 .. 11 . 0 .. 5.25 C. A. Brown .. 4 .. 18 ., 15 . 0 .. 4.5 F. Le Marchand 5 .. 21 ., 15 . 0 .. 4.2 P. D. Hamilton 4 .. 12 4 . 1 .. 4 F. Pulford .. 4 .. 10 7* . 2 .. 5 B o w lin g A verag es . Balls. Runs. Mdns Wkts. Aver. F. G r a n t .................. 844 .. 363 .. 46 . 39 .. 9.28 H. E. Hockley .. .. 862 .. 197 .. 13 . 18 .. 10.94 E .W . Foss .. .. 958 .. 473 .. 51 . . 28 .. 16.89 W. Lemmon .. ..1844 .. 583 .. 76 . 33 .. 17.60 Tho following bowled in less than 8 innings — C. A. Brown .. .. 187 .. 66 .. 12 . 13 .. 5.06 P. D. Hamilton.. .. 40 .. 12 .. 4 . 2 .. 6 F. H ill..........................215 .. 99 .. 13 . 16 .. 6.18 W .E . Parish .. .. 205 .. 57 .. 16 . 9 .. 6. 3 C. G. Baldwin .. .. 55 .. 29 .. 1 . 4 .. 7.25 C. J. F o s s ..................70 .. 80 .. 5 . 4 .. 7.50 W . S. Ogle .. .. 5 0 .. 82 . . 1 . 4 .. 8 C. P ea rse..................195 .. 108 . . 6 . 11 .. 9.81 G. J. Frisch .. .. 45 .. 88 .. 0 . 3 .. 12.66 J. W. Lowles .. .. 115 .. 57 . . 6 . 4 .. 14.25 173 .. 4 . 12 .. 14.41 R. Langton .. .. 895 .. 348 .. 6 . 15 .. 16.2 F. Le Marchand .. 311 .. 158 .. 8 . 8 .. 19.75 W . L. Pierce .. .. 110 .. 52 .. 1 . 2 .. 26 Where analysis was not taken, E. W. Foss took 8 wickets, W. Lemmon 4, C. A. Brown 2, F. Hill 4, and W. E. Parish 2.1 Twenty members played in less than four innings. S econd E leven . B a t t in g A verag es . Inns. Runs Most in Times inns, not out. Aver. C. E. Davies .. .. 10 . 188 .. 40 . 0 . 18.8 H. E. Hockley .. 14 . 159 .. 42* . 4 . 15.9 F. Ironmonger .. 7 . 104 .. 47 . 0 . 14.85 J. W. Ellis .. .. 14 . 183 .. 94* . 1 . 14.84 W. B. Brock .. .. 10 . 122 .. 27 . 0 . 12.2 A. Pulford .. .. 9 . 86 .. 17 . 0 . 9.55 F. Pulford .. .. 9 . 68 .. 34 . 1 . 8.5 W. H. Sharland .. 12 . 83 ..3 3 . 1 . 7.54 C. G. Baldwin .. 10 . 56 .. 15* . 1 . 6.22 E. M. Headley .. 5 . 24 .. 9 . 0 . 5.8 R, Taylor .. .. 5 . 17 .. 9 . 0 .. 3.4 The following played in less than 5 innings. F. Le Marchand .. 4 . 40 4. 87* . 2 . 20. J. Grant.. .. .. 2 . 84 ..8 3 . o . 17. F. T. Wiltshire .. 8 . 20 .. 11 . 1 . 10. T. S. Steel .. .. 4 . 89 .. 13 . o . 9.75 S. Barrow .. 8 . 25 ..1 5 . o .. 8.83 H. W .M yatt.. .. 3 . 19 .. 11 . o . 6.83 P. G. Selby .. .. 3 . 12 .. 6* . 1 .. 6. H. R. Hulbert .. 4 . 11 .. 6 . 1 . . 3.66 Ten members played in less than 8 innings. H . E. Hockley took 88 wickets, F. Ironmonger 7, J. W. Ellis 20, A. Pulford 1, F. Pulford 1, W. H. Sharland 4, C, G. Baldwin 16, E. M. Headley 10, R. Taylor 2, F. D. Marchant 4, J. Grant , F. T. Wiltshire 3, T, S. Steel 1, 8. Barrow 1, and V. Smith 8. 61 T h e A ustralian s in E ngland ; A Complete Record of the Late Cricket Tour of the Colonists in this Coun­ try.—Full Reports of aJ Matches. Battin® and Bowl­ ing Averages of the Australians, and of Englishmen who played against them. Portrait of W. L. Murdoch. Biographies of the Team. Comparative Table of Per­ formances. Edited by Charles F. Pardon. Price One Shilling, or Post-free 14 stamps.—London : 112, Fleet- street, E.C. Now R e a d y .— Advt. Next issue o f Crieket Nov. 27.