Cricket 1884

APRIL 17,1884. CRICKET; A 'WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 59 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COLTS MATCH. This match, played on the Bedminster Ground at Bristol on Monday and Tuesday, was remarkable for a fine performance of Mr. W. G. Grace. His 111 was a brilliant display of batting, and every one will be glad to see that he has opened the season so well. He was at the wickets three hours and a-half, and among his principal figures were two sixes, both leg-hits, out of the ground. Woof’s bowling was very effective. On the side of the Colts Mr. W. H. Garne and Gregg batted well, and Winterbotham wai the most successful bowler. The game wa drawn. T he C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. c Bush, b Woof .. 27 Gregg,cTownsend,b Woof 12 Mr. W. W. Poole, c sub., b P ainter..........................2 Mr. J. Hatton, b Woof .. 18 Mr. L. J. Williams, b W. G. Grace.......................... 8 Mr. W. S. Hawkins, o Painter, b Woof .. ..1 5 Mr. A. W. Watson, st Tay­ lor, b W. G. Graoe .. 1 Mr.W. H. Garne, c Pullen, b W. G. Grace .. .. 19 Mr. A. J. M. Croome, st Bush, b W. G. Grace .. 2 Mr. E. M. Blair, b W oof.. 5 Mr. R. E. Lyons, b W. G. Graoe ......................... 2 Mr. H. Wookey, o Painter, b W o o f ..........................0 Mr. A. S. Wiaterbotham, b W. G. Grace .. .. 1 Mr.C.F.Margrett,cPainter b W o o f .......................... 3 Mr. G. H. Grace, b W. G. Grace .. .. .. .. 0 Mr. Alex. Robinson, c Painter, b Woof .. .. 0 Mr. H. Wrathall, bW oof 4 Mr. J. Bassett, c Painter, b W. G. Grace .. .. 0 Mr. A. Ault, st Bush, b Woof ..........................3 Mr. E. G. Murdoch, c Gil­ bert, b W. G.Grace .. 1 Mr. H. H. Dean, 1b w, b W. G. G race.................. 1b w, b Painter .. 0 c Gilbert, b Woof .. 18 b W o o f .................. 8 c Hall, b Woof .. 0 c Painter, b Woof .. 0 st Bush, b W oof .. 19 st Bush, b Painter.. 4 o Brown,bTownscnd c Brown, b Pullen.. c sub., b Woof b Painter.................. b Pullen , b Pullen , T he C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Painter .. 15 7 18 1 .................... 27 16 28 5 Leatham.. 5 0 7 0 Townsend 10 2 21 1 Woof .. 54 30 38 11 .................... 28 16 22 9 Gilbert . . 5 1 15 0 Brain .. 7 27 0 .......................5 8 6 0 Pullen .. 16 5 26 5 W. G. Graco 47 25 37 11 .................... 2 0 3 1 NOTTS COLTS MATCH, Dull and showery weather interfered con­ siderably with the play in the annual trial of the Notts Colts, which took place on the Trent Bridge Ground on Monday and Tuesday last. The Colts, who went in first, were dismissed for 127, of which Mr. Beves, who played in free style, contributed 50, including a foitr and six threes. Selby showed vigorous cricket for 43, not out, for the Eleven, and Shrewsbury played steadily for 20. Twelve bowlers were tried against the Eleven. The game was drawn as below. T hk C olts . st Bush, b Painter.. cW.G.Grace,bPullen 9 b P u llen .................. 0 0 c Mr. S. Baker, o Leatham, b W o o f .........................2 Bruton, b W oof................2 F. Alderwick, not out .. 1 J. Cook, b W. G. Grace .. 4 B 5,1 b 2 ................7 T o t a l...............107 W. G. Graee, b Painter..................0 stBush.b W.G.Graoe 3 b Woof .................. 1 not o u t .................. 8 c Taylor, b Woof .. 3 B 8,1b 6 .. ..1 4 J. B. Briggs (Sutton- in-Ashfield), c Atte- well, b W. Wrigbt .. 7 I. Smithurst (East­ wood), o Mills, b Shaw..........................3 Mr. H. Mosby (Not­ tingham), b W. Wright ..................1 H. Jackson (Notting­ ham), c W. Wright, b Shaw ..................0 T. Gelsthorpe (Huck- nall Torkard), b W, Wright ..................2 W. Bryan (Kimbertey), run o u t .................. 2 A. Constable (Hyson Green), b W. Wright 0 C. Attewell (Rudding- ton), b W. W right.. 0 Mr. G. Beves (Not­ tingham), o C. W. Wright, b Barnes .. 50 J. CobDe (Newark), b W. Wright .. .. 0 J. H.Straw (Farnsfield) b Shaw ..................0 Mr. L. O. Lindley (Nottingham), b W. Wright ..................22 Total ..140 T h e C ounty . Mr. W. R. Gilbert, b Bruton .......................0 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Winterbotham .. 5 Mr. A. E. Leatham, b Winterbotham .. 22 Mr.E.J.Taylor,b Gregg 12 Mr W. W. Pullen, b Winterbotham .. 0 Mr. W. G. Grace, c Baker, b Winter­ botham ...................I ll Mr. F. Townsend, c Poole b Bruton .. 3 Painter, b Gregg.. .. 84 Woof, b Hawkins .. 0 Mr.J.A. Bush, c Baker, b G r e g g ..................4 Mr. H. J. Hall, not out 7 B 5,1 b 1, w l .. 7 Total . .20 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T he C ounty , Gregg.. ..55 25 Bruton ..13 7 Winter­ botham..81-2 12 Alderwick. .14 10 Blair .. .. 5 1 Lyons . . 6 2 R.W. O. M. R.W. 76 8 J. Bassett.. 8 4 4 0 13 2 H. Wookey 8 0 6 0 A. J. Croome21 8 18 0 42 4 W. Hawkins 9 6 * 5 1 7 0 A. Ault .. 5 8 4 0 10 0 H. H. Doan 9 5 8 0 5 0 Gregg bowled one wide. W. Coope (Arnold), b A ttew ell.................. 15 J. Hatsby (Eastwood), b Attewell.................. 0 A.Ha]lam (East Leake) c Barnes, b Attewell 6 T. Lloyd (Annesley) c Sherwin, b Atto- w e ll .......................... 0 P. W ilkinson (East Bridgford), b Atte­ well .......................... 0 S. Shaw (Eastwood), 6 not out .................. G. Barratt (Cropwell Bishop),c W.Wright, b B arnes.................. 0 R. Haywood (Kimber­ ley), b Barnes .. .. 10 G. H. Ashton (Wolla- ton), b Attewell .. 1 J. Dexter (New Rad­ ford), h w ,bittew ell 0 Byes..........................2 Total ..127 T he C ounty . Mr. C. W. Wright, c Shaw, b Constable.. 8 Shrewsbury, c and b Shaw..........................20 Barnes, c and b Cobbe 11 Flowers, b Hallam .. 5 Gunn, b Bryan .. .. 1 Selby, not out .. E. Mills, b Barratt Attewell, not out .. Extras .. Total ..103 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C olts . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 15 22 S Flowers . 12 3 26 0 12 88 7 Barnes . L 0 14 8 3 216 81 7 T he E leven . M. R .W . O. M. R. W. 9 16 0 Attewell . 4 1 5 1 11 9 1 Hatsby . 9 2 14 0 5 i) 1 Shaw 4 0 8 0 9 2 0 Straw 5 1 5 1 10 8 1 Smithurst 5 1 6 0 2 5 1 Barratt . 4 0 12 1 Briggs .. 16 Constable 18 Cobbe ..1 0 Mr. Mosby 11 Bryan .. 14 Hallam .. 6 Hallam and Straw each bowled a no-ball. In reply to “ Phoenix,” photographs of several of the leading cricketers can be obtained on application to Mr. W . R. Wright, the Publisher of C r ic k e t. DERBYSHIRE COLTS MATCH. Some fair cricket was shown in this match, on the ’County Ground at Derby, on Monday and Tuesday, although the weather was rather unseasonable. Platts hit hard for the Eleven, his 44 including two sixes. Cropper bowled with most success for the Eleven, and the bowling of Gratton and Dicken was above the average of Colts. The match was drawn. T wenty -T wo C olts of D erbyshire . H. Bestwick (Langley Mill), b Walker .. 2 J. Bott (Pinxton), 1b w, b M arlow ..................9 J. Briggs (Staveley), o Foster, b Chatterton 18 M. Bland (Derby), c sub., b Walker.. .. 26 E. Chatterton (Egam), b M arlow ................. 7 R. Cresswell (Derby), b Cropper .................5 F. Cropper (Birming­ ham), b Marlow .. 4 E. Cope (Butterley), c T. Mycroft, b Cropper 3 W. Cockayne (Sandi- acre), c T. Mycioft, b Cropper................3 F. Dicken (Belper), b Platts........................ 8 J. Evans (Langley), absent ................. 0 Furniss (Castleton), o Walker, b Cropper.. 0 J. Gregory (Reddings), b Cropper.. .. ,. 15 S. Gratton (Briming- ton), b Cropper A. Gregory (Chester­ field), b Hay Harrison (Ilkeston), c and b Cropper .. G. Lee (Holbrook Park) b Cropper.................. F.Mason (Somercoates) c Foster, b Hay J. Siddall (Staveley), b H a y .......................... A. Townsend (Long- eat.on), c T. Mycroft, bH ay......................... G. Wood (Eckington), c Docker, b Chatter­ ton .......................... W. Walton (Glossop), not out .................. Mr. S. Richardson (captain), absent .. E x tr a s .................. Total ..139 T he E leven . Mr. G. G. Walker, not o u t ..........................17 J. Marlow, c Lee, b W ood..........................19 G. Hay, b Wood .. .. 2 W.Chatterton.b Dicken 0 T. Needham, b Gratton 1 J. Platts, c Walton, b G ra tto n ..................44 Mr. L. C. Docker, b Dioken ..................20 T. Foster, c Bland, b G ra tto n .................. 8 W . Cropper, b H. Dicken ..................0 T. Mycroft and Captain Johnstone to bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS, Total ..111 Marlow .. 41 23 89 3 Chatterton 23.318 11 2 L.C.Docker 1 1 0 0 Cropper .. 58 40 23 8 C olts . Platts ..1 0 7 5 G.G.Walker 35 19 89 H ay.. ..1 6 10 12 T he E leven . Dicken ..2 5 15 18 3 Gratton ..1 5 8 18 8 Furniss .. 5 1 7 0 Chatterton 8 1 20 0 Cresswell.. 4 1 4 0 J. Gregory Siddall .. Lee .. Wood .. 0 14 0 0 13 0 4 10 0 2 10 2 I mportant to C ricketeks . —A Good Cane-Handle Bat, ready for immediate use, at wholesale, price from 8s. each, to be had at 2, Pope’s Cottages, Bartholomew Close, E.C.— A d vt . T he annual test practice of Colts in connection with the Surrey County Club will commence at the Oval on Tuesday next. The applicants to take part in this year’s trials are very numerous. I n a match between East Croydon and Sutton Star on Monday, T. Sanders took 6 wickets in 17 balls for no runs. The total of East Croydon was 6 in the first and 27 in the second innings. The Star scored 99. In the second innings of East Croydon Keates bowled 13 ovors, 7maidens, 6 wickets, 9 runs. TnE Special General Moeting of the Marylebone Club for the consideration of the proposed alterations in the rules will be held in the Pavilion at Lord’s, on Monday next, at 2.30 p.m.