Cricket 1885

1 1 6 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. : • « YAV MAY 7. 1885. C R ICK E T A T OXFORD . UNIV. COLL. v. ST. JOHN’S COLL. Played on St. John’s ground on April 27. S t . J ohn ’ s C ollege . First Innings. H. H. Morrell,b Burge .. F. B. Hawkins, c Inglis, b B u r g e .......................... H. Webb Ware, b Burge A. H. Coorabes, b Inglis E.Witherington,b Inglis A.M. Kettlewell, b Burge P. C. Smith, b Burge .. E. H. Blakey, b Burge .. F. L. Sutton, b Burge .. T. M. Bastard, b Burge G.G.C.Murray, b Burge.. Extras .................. Second Innings. 0 c Burge, b Lester .. 0 b Coles .................. c Nepean, b Burge .. b Burge .................. c Lester, b Coles run out .................. c Burge,b Coles 8 not out b Coles not out .. c Ferard, bColea Extras 20 T otal..................27 U niv . C oll , Total. 64 R. E. Inglis, c Murray, b Blakey .. .. .. 0 P. Col$s, b Blakey .. 2 E.A.Nepenn,c Bastard, b Webb Ware .. ..1 6 H.M. Burge, b Coombes 12 J.B.G.Lester, 0 Blakey, b Coombes .. .. 0 E.E.Wigan,c Murray,b Blakey .................. 1 C.Russell,hw,bCoombes 10 H. Ferard, c and b Webb Ware .. .. H. Denton, not out .. P.’Rawson.bWebbWare R. Freeman, 0 Webb Ware, b Coombea E xtras................. 7 Total., UNIV. COLL. y. Played on the Univ. U niv . P. Cole3, b Lattimer.. 4 J. B. Lester, b Latti­ mer ..........................0 E. A. Nepean, 1b w, b Lattim er..................17 E.E.Wigan,b Lattimer 8 H. M. Burge, b Gelli- brand., .. .. 47 C. Russell, b-Haye .. 42 Q ueen ’ s R. C. Mason, run out 20 R. B. Lattimer,b Coles 85 A. T. Haye, b Brirge .. 8 O. Belk, c Russell, b Inglis.. .. .. ..1 5 F. Gegg,runout.. .. 0 E. C.- Cooper, b Coles 0 J. W. Gellibrand and L. QUEEN’S COLL. ground on April 28. C oll . R. E. Inglis, 1 b w, b Haye.......................... H .Denton,b Lattimer H. Ferard, b Lattimer P. Rawson, not out .. R. Freeman, run out.. Extras .. Total .. ..141 C oll . S. Jeffery, not out 5 G.C.Highfield, cLester, b Coles “ ..................1 R.B.Cruikshank,notout 6 E x tr a s ..................7 Total..................92 W. L yle did not bat. HERTFORD COLLEGE v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Played on May 5. H ertford C olleoe * C. J. M. Godfrey, b Inglis •• .. .. .. 12 H.C. Formby, c Munn, b Ferard .. .. .. 78 H. E. Philcox, run out R. S. King, b Inglis .. A. W. Osborne, b Cum­ ing .. .. A. N. Treadgold, b Burge.......................... P, M. Bayne,b Cuming 0 C; D. Giles, b Inglis .. 10 J. L. Nash, b Inglis .. 7 H. Brown, b Inglis .. 4 H. L. Penny, not ou t.. 1 Extras .. ..2 4 Total ..147 U niversity C ollege . C. Russell, not out .. 88 H. Ferard,not out .. 21 E x tra s..................21 H. M. Burge, st Philcox, b Form by..................78 E. E. Wigan, c and b Godfrey .. .. ,.2 8 R. E. Irtglis, c Tread- Total .. ..192 gold, b Formby .. 11 H. M. Wells, F. E. Cuming, H. Denton, T. H. Bayley, J. T, Munn, and R. M. Freeman. THE SENIORS’ MATCH. The first trial match of the Oxford season was played on Thursday last and two following days. The sides were captained respectively by A. E. Newton and E. Money- W ig ra m . In gram , C ob b, B lair, an d L e M essurier played g o o d cricket for th e latter, and H iggin s and Surtees fo r th e form er. T h ere w as n oth in g n otew orth y in th e bow l­ ing, excep tin g on ly th at of A rn a ll, th e old R u g b eia n . T h e w ick et helped h im greatly in th e second in n in gs, bu t his perform an ce w as n o n e the less a very g o od one. H e took eigh t w ick ets for 32 runs. M on ey -W ig ra m ’ s side w o n b y 112 runs. M r . M oney -W igram ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. A, R. Cobb, b Godfrey.. 28 c Godfrey, b Barmby 4 F.M . Ingram, cHughes- Games, b Barmby .. 48 c Raikes, b Godfrey .. 1 R. Pemberton, cHughes- Games, b.Raikes .. 5 c Godfrey* b Barmby 0 A. S. Blair, 1 b w, b Hewitt......................... 26 b Ra kes .....................16 J. Le Messurier,b Burge 13 b G od fre y ..................54 H .H . Dobinson, bBurge 7 b H e w e tt..................15 E. Money-Wigram, c Hewitt, b Higgins .. 14 c Godfrey, b Raikes.. 2 J.F.Hastings,bGodfrey 6 notout........................... 8 E. B. Firth, c Higgins, b Barmby .. .. ..1 7 b Burge ..................15 P. M. Walters, not out 1 b Burge ..................0 H. T. Arnall, b Godfrey 0 b G odfrey..................7 B 7,1 b 1 . . . . 8 B 8,1 b 2 .. .. 10 Total .. ..178 Total.. ..127 A. E. N ewton ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. W. H. Edgar, e Walters, b Arnall ..................18 c Walters, b Arnall .. 3 E. A. Surtees, b Arnall 6 c Dobineon, b Arnall 29 F. T;Higgins,bArnall.. 80 c Le Messurier, b Arnall ..................5 F. J. Barmby,run out.. 4 c Le Messurier, b Amall ..................7 H. T. Hewett, b Le Mes­ surier ..........................18 c Le Messurier, b Arnall ..................10 A. E. Newton, b Money- Wigram ..................8 c Walters, b Arnall .. 5 G. W. Ricketts, 1b w, b A rnall..........................11 b Money-Wigram .. 7 H. M. Burge, b Firth .. 17 c Hastings, b Arnall 0 C. J. Godfrey, et Walters b Money-Wigram .. 0 c and b Le Messurier 1 S. H. Hughes-Games, b Le Messurier .. .. 5 notout..........................1 E. B. Raikes, not out .. 4 c Walters, b Arnall.. 8 B 1,1b 5 .. .. 6 Total .. ..117 Total .. ..7 1 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M r . M oney -W igram ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Godfrey .. .. 23 5 43 3 .. .. 19.3 9 29 3 Barmby 18 6 84 2 .. .. 21 7 85 2 Hughes-Games.. 11 5 9 0 . . . . 3 1 7 0 Raikes.............. 18 7 20 1 .. .. 16 6 19 2 Hewett .. .. 12 3 24 1 .. .. 10 2 17 1 Burge..................12 5 17 2 . . . . 8 1 10 2 Higgins .. .. 6 2 18 1 M r . N ewton ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Money-Wigram 17 3 88 2 . . . . 12 1 82 1 Arnall.............. 25 8 48 4 .. .. 16;2 6 32 8 Le MoBsurier . . 8 5 5 2 . . . . 5 1 7 1 F ir th ............... 42 2 6 1 B la ir .............. 5 1 14 0 THE FRESHMENS’ MATCH. The match between two elevens of Fresh­ men, captained respectively by Messrs. Bastard and Page, occupied the first three days of this w'eek. Cochrane, Nepean and Bradford showed the best batting for the former, and D’Aeth, Copleston, and Murdoch for the latter. Cochrane, Dent, Lester, Soames, and Thomas were the most success­ ful bowlers. Cochrane, it will be seen, made a promising debut with bat as well as ball. Bastard’s side won by three wickets. M r . E. W , B astard ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. P. Coles (Rugby and University), c Coples­ ton, b Dent ..................11 cHammond,bLester 6 E. P. Simpson (Welling­ ton andMagdalen),bDent 24 c Lester, b Dent .. 1 A. II. J. Cochrane (Repton and Hertford), cMurdoch, b Lester .........................81 c Cheales, b Lester 15 E. A. Nepean (Sherborne and University), lbw, b D e n t....................................43 c Copleston, b Sale 26 C. C. Bradford (Clifton and Brasenose), b Lester .. 28 cCopleston, bLester 1 C. Sharp (Ramsgate and Trinity), c Sale, bLester 0 c Lester, bBlakey 8 F. A. Soames (Eton and Trinity),c Sale, bChcales 8 cCopleston, bLester 11 V, Ferguson ((Cheltenham and Trinity), b Sale .. 1 not out .. .. .. 6 F. Yardley (Malvern and Exeter), c Copleston, b Lester .......................23 cPago,bLester .. 2 C.Howell-Thoma* (Shrews­ bury and Worcester), not out ................................5 not out .. . . .. 5 J. M. Swayne (Winchester and New), c Copleston, b D en t................................0 E. W. Bastard (captain), e Blakey, b Dent ., .. 8 B 14,1-b 2, w 1 .. .. 17 Total .. ..249 Total ..8 1 M r . H. Y. P age ’ s S ide , First Innings. Second Innings. E. K. D’Aoth (Haileybury and Wadham), c Nopean, b Soames......................... 68 b Howell-Thomas .. 86 J. P, Cheales (Marlborough and Keble), b Cochrane 10 b Swayne..................1 J. B. Lester (Clifton and University), c Simpson, b Swayne......................... . 1 c Sharpe, b Swayne 0 J. H. Copleston (Malvern and Corpus), b Coles .. 82 b Cochrane i. .. 7 G. Bowden-Smith (Bugby and Balliol), c Ferguson, b Soames......................... 13 cNepean,b Cochrane 7 C. H. Dent (Harrow and BaUiol), c Nepean, b ' Soames .................. <. 7 c Nepean, b Swayne 12 A. Hammond (Lancing and Keble), c Simpson, b Coch­ rane ......................... .. 1 not out .. ..- .. C: E. Murdoch (Eton and Magdalen), not out .. 29 o Nepean, b Howell- Thomas .. ..8 4 T. W . Gellibrand (Brad- field and Queen’s), c Ferguson, b Soames .. 2 o Soames, b Howell- Thomas .. ,, 0 T, R. Sale (Marlborough and New), c Nepean, b ^Thomas ..........................14 cBradford,b Cochrane 9 E. H. Blakey (Canterbury and St. John’s), absent.. 0 b Cochrane .. .. 8 H. V. Page (captain), c Yardley, b Coles .. .. 25 b Cochrane .. .. 0 B 3 ,1-b 5, w 3 .. .. 11 Lb ....................1 Total ..................218 Total.. ..115 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M r . P age ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. r . w . o . m . r . w . Cochrane .. 30 9 42 2 .. .. 32.3 17 30 5 Swayno.. .. 17 6 29 1 .. .i 21 7 85 8 Ferguson .. 12 6 81 0 Thomas .. 13 5 24 1 .. .. 12 4 26 8 Coles .. .. 18 6 48 2 .. .. 5 0 12 0 Soamos.. . . 1 0 4 28 4 .. 4 0 11 0 Cochrane, Thomas, and Coles each bowled a wide. M r . E. W . B astard ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. t R. w Sale .. .. 278 63 1 .. '.. 2 T 4 i Dent .. .. 53 24 68 5 .. .. 21 10 25 i Cheales .. .. 18 6 29 1 Lester .. .. 34 17 45 4 .. .. 28.3 9 4o 5 Gellibrand .. 1 0 4 0 Blakey .. .. 15 9 14 0 . . .. 5 1 12 D’Aeth . . . . 4 1 9 0 CRICKET, IAWN-TENNIS, AND ALL SPORTS, SEND FOR PRICE LISTS TO SOUTHERN COUNTIES DEPOT, 77, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, (C|?|IBT° s“ atm£JE We allow off Cricket goods 10 per cent., or off £5 orders equal to 20 per cent. Off Lawn-Tennis 10 per oent, The prices are not increased nor.the quality deteriorated to provide these discounts.