Cricket 1885

102 CRICKET j A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME, may 7 , mbs. C R ICK E T IN SU SSEX . The second trial match of tho present season arranged by Lord Sheffield, at Shef­ field Park, was played on May 29th in fine weather. The wicket was much in favour of the bowlers, but still some fair cricket was shown. Tate, who is only seventeen, took five of Shaw’s wickets for 21 runs. Mr. Ellis’s side won by 20 runs on the first inning?. M r . R, T. E llib ’ s T eam . First Innings. Second Innings. Rov. F. F. J. Greonfield, c Humphreys, b Juniper.. 11 c Shaw, b M'Cor- Tester, b Shaw ..................0 c mick Shaw, b M'Cor- mick .................. J. Phillips, c Humphreys bShaw .................. ..1 5 b J. H ide.. .. .. Mr. T. R. Ellis, 1 b w, b Smith ............................ .40 b M'Cormick .. .. II. Phillips, c Smith, b Shaw.................... .. 4 c Juniper, b J. Hide Bean, b Shaw ..................... 12 A. Huggett, c Budgen, b Smith..................' .. .. 0 not o u t ..................... W . Payne, c Smith, b Shaw........................................3 n o t o u t ................... C. Maynard, c Juniper, b Shaw .. .. .. .. 1 C. J. Self, e Humphreys, b Shaw.......................................2 Tate, b S m it h ........................0 A. Hide, b Shaw .. .. 2 Mycroft, not out .. .. 6 E x tras..........................12 Extras .. .. Total .108 Total .. 67 S haw ’ Mr. C. A. Smith, b B ean...................... 7 Mr. E. J. M‘Cormick, b M ycroft.............. 12. J. Hide, run out.. .. 12 W. Humphreys, b Tate 18 A. 'Payne, c Payne, b Tate ..................7 W. Quaife, b Hide .. 1 F. Wells, b Self .. .. 0 J. Gilbert, st Phillips, b S elf.................... .... 4 T eam . H. Hochheimer, c Ellis, b SeTf.......................... H. Budgen, b Tate .. A. Shaw, b Tate i . .. G. Barley, 0 Payne, b T a t e .......................... Juniper, not o u t.. .. E x tra s.................. Total .. BLACKHEATH MORDEtf v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Blackheath on May 1st. B lackheath M orden . E. J. Moore, b Hanson 10 H. C. Blaker, not out 43 C. L. Hemmerde, b N ew h am ..................40 M. J. Druitt, c Tyn­ dall, b Newham .. 11 Stanley Christopherson b Newham..................0 K. Christopherson, run out : ................. .. 5 J. H. E. Nicolls, c City, b Henry ..................6 F. W. Prior, b Newham 0 G.Chetwynd, runout.. 15 L. W . Hobart, c and b Gregory ..................2 J. Phillips, b Gregory 0 B 10,1-b 3, w 11 .. 24 Total ..156 B ank or E ngland . G. W. City, b S. Chris- tophersmi....................4 W. 15. Tyndall, b Druitt 28 R. P. Nowham, b Druitt 3 A. H. Henry, b Druitt 47 J. E. Hanson, b Druitt 0 R. Eicke, c Nicolls, b Druitt..........................0 G. Gregory, b S. Chris-’ topheraon..................1 W. Pre-'dy, b Druitt .. 0 A. H. Bartlett, not out 0 G. W. Russell, b S. Christopherson ,. 0 W, Auld, absent, .. .. 0 B 5 ,1-b 2 ... .. 7 Total. 90 T he C ricket F ield . By Rev. James Pycroft. The Standard Work on the Game. Cheap edition, just out, cloth bound, price 2s. 6d. , poso free, 2s. 9d. Contains :—Origin of the Game of Cricket; The General Character of Cricket; The Hambledon Club and the Old Players ; Cricket generally established as a National Gamo by the end of the last Century ; First Twenty Years of the Present Century ; A Dark Chapter in the History of Cricket; The Surrey—its History ; The Zingeri—their Origin ; Battalogia, or the Science and Art of Batting; Hints against Slow Bowling ; A Chapter on Bowling ; Hints on Fielding, The Gentlemen and Players Matches to end of It83.— Wright and Co. (Cricket Press), 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, London) E.C GENTLEMEN OF ESSEX (WITH PICKETT) v. PLAYERS OF ESSEX. A trial match in connection with the Essex County Club was played at Brent­ wood on Friday and Saturday last. On the whole the cricket was not of a very high class. Jones was the only one of the Players to get double figures in each innings. They had only 13G to win when they went in a second time, but no one made any stand against the bowling of Pickett and Mr. Law. The former took five wickets for 27, the latter five for 14 runs. The Gentlemen won by 85 runs. G entlemen . First Innings, H. G. Owen, 1b w, b Kirk- m a n .....................................13 F. H. Stevens, b Kirkman 17 H. F. Morice, c Hassan, b P in k .....................................16 A. Lvw, b P in k..................16 R. Sewell, c Jones, b W. Wright ............................... 7 W. Eri ington, not out .. 26 G. M’Ewen, b Newton .. 8 J. Sleat, b Newton .. .. 0 F. G. Kallmer, st Nuttall, bW . W righ t.. .. .. 4 C. E. Green, c Silcock, b W. Wright .............. 9 Pickett, c W . Wright, b N e w to n ......................3 B 9.1 b 3 .............. l i Total.................. ..131 Second Iniiings. retired hurt .. .. 7 c Nuttall, b Silcock 14 bJones .................. 0 c Parker, b Silcock 2 b Kirkman .. .. 6 c W. Wright, b Sil­ cock ..................8 run o u t .................. 2 not o u t .................. 12 st Nuttall, b Jonos 0 st Nuttall, b Silcock 17 b Jones B 10,1b 1 Total .. ..8 3 P layers . First Innings. Jones, c and b Eri ington 83 Curtis, 1b w, b Kallmer .. 18 .Nuttall, b Errington .. 4 Packer, c Green, b Sewell 6 W. Wright, c Errington, b Morice .. .. .. .. 4 F. Wright, c M ’Ewen, b Errington . . . . .. 0 Silcock, not out..................8 Pink, run out .. .. .. 0 Kirkman, c M’Ewen, b Morice ................. .. 5 Hassan, b Morice f., .. 1 Newton, b Errington .. 0 B 5,1 b l,n b 1 .. .. 7 Second Innings. b Pickett..................12 c and b Law .. .. 7 h Law ., .. .. 9 b Pickett..................0 st McEwen, b Law 0 b Pickett..................3 c M'Ewen,b Pickett 0 b Pickett.................. 2 T o t a l ..................81 b Law . • bLaw .. not out .. .. B3, lb 4.. Total .. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. EAST MOULSEY. Played at Hampton Court on May 2. E ast M oulsey . Cooke, c Moore, b L e e s e ..........................5 Purki?, b Dalo .. .. 0 Cooper, c Jones, b Dale 8 Stabbs, c and b Harnett 6 Cann, c Harnett, b Dale 0 Chesterton, c Jone?, b Dal) ..........................15 Hume, b Harnett .. Kea'ing, b Harnett .. Andrew, run out Potferton, b Harnett Duthie, not ou t.. .. B 6, 1-b 2, w 1 Total 61 C ommercial U nion A ssurance . E. Jones, b Cooke.. .. 28 J. M. Da'e, b Coopor Geo. H. Harnett, lbw, b Cooper......................... P. Leese, b Cooper A. L. Hodgson, c Stubbs, Total b Duthie ..................5 A.F.Bailey.cChesterton, b C o o p e r ..................0 | H. Moore and H. A. White did not bat. E. J. Boor, not out J. S. Sayce, run out.. E. A. Stark, not out.. B 3 ,1-b 1 Ensom did the hat trick for Morning Tost against Argus on Saturday. Henton was also credited with the same performance for Tottenham House v. Grove House on Satur­ day. F. Harris, for S.S.C.C., took nine out of ten wickets in first innings of Brunswick on Saturday. BICKLE Z PARK v. Mr. LESLIE WILSON’S TEAM (12 a - side ). Playe l at Bickley on May 1. B ickley P ark . First Innings. Rev. R. T. Thornton, not out ..................57 C. T. Boosev, b J‘,r>bert- son ..........................0 H. S. Barlow,b f.Iorner 26 G. Hilder, run <• ut .. 0 W. J. Coates, b Horner 3 J. Dives, c H. H. Carey, b Aste ..................4 A. D. Blyth, b 'Jouge 3 C. Avery, b Aste.. .. 2 E. H. Bambridgo, b A s t e ....................... 7 A. Jeffery, b Tonge .. 2 C.M.Baker,c C.Wilson, b Aste ............... 1 R. Hilder, c Boosey, b Tonge ...............0 B 8 ,1 b 1 .. .. 9 Total ..111 In the Socond Tnnings C. T. Boosey scored (not out 12, G. Hilder, 1 b w, b Horner, 0, J. Dives (not out) 9, A. D. Blyth, b C Wilson, 12; b 3,—Total 36. Mu. L eslie W ilson ’ s T eam . J. Aste, b Barlow J. E. A. Greatorex, b G. H ilder.................. C. Wilson, c and b Barlow .................. J. N. Tonge, b Avery L. Wilson, b Avery ... J. Robertson, b Barlow J. Nickisson, b Avery G. Boosey, c Baker, b Barlow .................. C. E. Horner, not out 10 T. Hilder, c Aveiy, b G. Hilder .................. 3 H. Gripper, b Avery .. 3 H. H. Carey, lb w , b Avery..........................0 B4, lb 4..................8 Total ..113 BICKLEY PARK v.- UPPER TOOTING. Played at Bickley on May 2. B ickley P ark . E. P. Barlow, b Strode 2 Rev. R. T. Thornton, b Strode .. .. ..7 1 R. S. Jones, b Strode 3 J. N. Tonge, b Strode 33 W. B. Pattisson, b Strode .. . . . . 7 G, Hilder, b Strode .. 4 O. Evans, c and b Strode ..................0 E. Latter, not out .. 18 C. Avery, c Fellow*, b Bonnor ..................5 T. P. Hilder, c and b Strode .................. F. A. K. Doyle, c Mc­ Kenzie, b Lipscombe B 3,1 b 4 .. 8 T otal..................158 U pper T ooting . W. H. Lipscombo, c Hilder, b Avery .. 22 J. Morice, c and b Evans ..................23 G. W. Bonnor,b Hilder 10 W . Strode, b Evans .. 6 F. C. E. Wright, c sab, b H ild e r..................8 H. F. McKcDzie, b Evans ..................1 H. Fellows, b Avery . C. Patrick, b Avery H. Mann, not out W. Thorne, b Avery , A. Jeffery, b Avery B .................. 1 5 1 0 2 10 T o ta l..................84 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CLUB. May 2, at Hampt n Court, v. East Moulsey May 9, at Loughborough, v. Waverley May 16, at Loughborough, v. Ivanhoe May 20, 21, at Loughborough, Captain v. Yice-Captain May 30, at Loughborough, v. Zouave June 2, 3, at Dulwich, v. London & County Bank June 6. at Loughborough, v. Oriel June 13, at Loughborough, v. Waverley June 16,17, at Loughborough, Ground Floor v. Resto Building June 20, at Sydenham, v. Zouave June 27, at Dulwich, v. Royal July 2, 3, at Loughborough, v. London & Coui.ty Bank Jnly 4, at Loughborough, v. Brunei July 11, at Loughborough, v. Angell Town July 18, at Loughborough, v. lvanhoe July 25, at Loughborough, v. Lloyd’ s Aug. 8, at Loogh’ orough, v. Oriel Aug. 15, at Loughborough, v. Royal Aug. 22, at Loughborough, v. Angell Town Aug. 29, at Loughborough, v. Lloyd’s Sept. 5, at Loughborough, v. Brunei C. C. Mead scored 109 out of a total of 316 for Balliol v. Brasenose, at Oxford,on April 29. H. Y. Page, the Oxford Captain, scored 61 out of 136 for Wadham v. Oriel, at Oxford, on April 29.