Cricket 1885

1 2 6 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. may u, im . BOWLING ANALYSIS. SlXTHKN. First Inning*. O. M. R.W. O. M R.W. Bastard . 42 24 80 5 .. .. 42.2 14 84 5 W hitby.. . 24 9 50 2 .. . 18 8 27 0 Nicholls . 17 5 29 2 .. . 20 7 47 5 Buckhnd . 14 6 20 1 ., . 17 6 31 2 Page .. . 18.3 5 26 4 ... , 19 8 42 2 First Innings. O. M. Dent .. .. Cochrane .. Swayne.. «• Cheales .. Coles .. \Yordsworth 24 10 80 15 8 2 8 0 5 0 6 8 Barraby 2 0 8 0 E l e v e n . Second Innings. R.W. O. M. R.W- Kitto Nepean 21 23.8 14 8 10 22 2 83 55 3 18 2 24 KEBLE COLLEGE v. UNIVEESITY COLLEGE. Played on University College Ground May 7. K e b l e C o l ib g s . R. M. Kirwan, bBurge 0 j R. G. Legge, b Burge.. 17 D. J. Modley, b Burge C. P. Hastings, b Fer- ard ..........................28 B. G. Glennie, b Inglis 8 C.E.Bunbury, c Burge, b Inglia ..................26 B. B. Kaikes, run out 1 P. Malden, b Burge .. 2 1 W. A. Wbeeler, c Fer- ard, b Burge .. .. 19 E. W. Walters, not ont ..........................7 R, B. Warren, b Ferard 2 E x tra s..................11 Total ..1*29 U n iv e r s it y C o l l * g e . H. Denton, c Glennie, b W alters..................15 H. Ferard, not out .. 18 W. H. Harper, not out 15 E x tra s..................5 C. Cuthbertson, b Raikes ..................2 R. E. IngUs, c Legge, b W alters..................29 H. M. Burge, b Wal­ ters ..........................7 C. Russell, o Malden, b Total .. ..I ll W a lte r s ..................3 E .E . Wigan, eGlennie, b R a ik e s..................22 F. Worthington, J. T. Munn, R. B. Woodgate did not bat. ________________________________ MERTON COLLEGE v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Played at Merton College Ground on May U n iv e r s it y C o l l e g e . o Rich- F. Worthington,cBell, b Marsh .................. 1 P. H. Rawson,b Locker 7 C. S» Parker, b Locker 10 R. M. Freeman, c Kor, b L ock er..................2 E x tra s..................19 H. M. Burge, ards, b Locker.. .. 2 C. Russell, b Locker .. 12 IT.E. Cumin*,b Lockor 12 B. E. Wigan, c Cart­ wright, b Locker .. 5 H. M. Well*, not out 87 H. Denton, o Cart­ wright, b Marsh .. 28 W.H.Harper, c Locker, b Bell ..................0 Total ..188 S. F. Cartwright, b C u m in g ..................3 F. B. Fuller, b Burge 5 W. A. Locker, b Burge 10 E. C. Marsh, run out 5 W. K. Steele, b Burgi. 11 F. L. Bell, 1b w, b Cuming ..................1 M e r t o n C o l l e g e . G.Brooksbank, b Burge R. W. C, Hunt, b Burge D. Richards,b Burge.. D. L. F. Kor, b Cuming A. Douglas, not out .. E x tra s.................. Total .. .. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE v. ORIEL COLLEGE. Played on University College ground on May 9. O r ie l C o l l e g e . H. S. Prinsep, not out 111 E. Money-Wigram, b Burge .................. 0 J. H. Brain, b Burg*.. 0 G.W. Ricketts, run out 3 P. M. Walters, b Burge 0 C. M. Woodbridge, c Munn, b Burge .. 11 C. W . Tyler, c Burge, b Wells ..................7 C. E. King, run out .. G. Y. H. Gordon, b W igan .................. S. J. Arkwright, b Burg*.......................... J. S. W alters, c Parker, b Bmge ..................29 E x tra s ..................10 Total . .199 U n iv e r s it y C o l l e g e . H. M. Wells, not out.. 28 H. Denton, not out .. 2’2 E x tra s..................2 E. E. Wigan, bMoney- W ig ra m ..................U C. Russell, c P. M., b J. S. Walters .. ..1 7 H. M. Burge, b Money- W igra m ..................0 H. Ferard, F. Worthington, J. T. Munn, G. D. Symonds, C. S. Parker, and P. H, Rawson did not bat. Total . C R ICK E T A T CAM BR IDG E . THE SENIORS’ MATCH. MR. C. W . WRIGHT’S SIDE v. HON. M. B. HAWKE’S SIDE. Despite the slowness of the wicket from recent rains some good cricket was shown in the opening match of the Cambridge season on Thursday and Friday last. The two elevens were captained respectively by Hon. M. B. Hawke, tiie Captain, and Mr. C. W. Wright, the hon. sec. of the University Club. The chief features of the game were the scores of Messrs. Eaton and Brutton. The former, who represented Cambridge in the opening match of 1884, played steady and thoroughly sound cricket for his 88. Mr. Brutton, who is also one of the University football (Rugbj) team, also displayed good defensive cricket for his 85 for the other side. In the second venture of Mr. Wright’s side Mr. Forbes batted in creditable style. In this innings Mr. Reed took four wickets for eight runs. M r . C. W . W e ig h t ’ s S id e . First Innings. Second Innings. H. Eaton, o and b Fisher 83 not out .. .. .. 10 E. M. Forbes, c Hawke, b B r u tto n ..........................3 not o u t ................... 84 M. T. Baines, c Greatorex, b F iB h o r ................................... 24 b Moline ........................... 12 J. H. Roberts, c Greatorex, b F ish er........................4 b Road .................12 A . Butcher, b Greatorex .. 21 c Fisher, b Reed .. 0 C. Toppin, 1 b w, b K ea rsey ......................... 0 c Brutton, b Reed.. 0 A. M. Snthery, b Brutton 84 L. A. Orford, c and b Fisher ........................ 10 b Kearsey .. .. 0 L. Sanderson, b Marsb .. 9 b Kearsey .. .. 4 G. T. Mirehouse, c Fisher, b M oline........................2 G. Hardwicke, c White, b B ru tto n ........................0 b Reed ...................0 C. W. Wright, not out .. 0 B 12,1 b 6 ..................18 B 9 ,lb 2 .. ..1 1 Total. .213 Total .. ..8 3 H on . M . B. H a w k e ’ s S id e . A. L. Porter, b Mire- hotree....................... 4 Hon.C. M.Knatohbull- Hugessen, c Toppin, b Hardwicke .. .. 9 T. Greatorex, b Miie- house...................... 0 R. A. Chadwick, c and b Mirehouse .. .. 21 E. B. Brntton, c Forbes, b Mirehouse 85 W. W. White, st Orford, b Hardwioke 17 H. F. Reed, b Hard­ wicke ..........................1 E. Fisher, b Sanderson 27 T. H. Marsh, b Hard­ wicke ..........................6 E. F. Kearsey,b Toppin 1 C. H. Moline, b Hard­ wicke ..........................0 Hon. M. B. Hawke, not out ..........................42 B 17,1 b 6, n b 2 .. 25 Total . BOWLING ANALYSIS. Mr. W r ig h t ’ s S id e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R.W. C. H. Moline 27 10 28 1 .. .. 16 7 21 1 E. B. Brutton 26.1 l-> 19 3 .. .. 9 5 8 0 E. F. Keatssy 37 13 55 1 .. .. 21 4 85 2 T. H. Marah 10 3 24 1 E. Fisher 23 7 48 4 T Greatorex 10 2 21 1 Reed 15 6 8 4 H on . M. B. H a w k e ’ s S id e . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W Hardwicko 49 17 87 5 Sanderson 21 11 20 1 Mirehouse 44 IS 56 4 Bainos . 5 0 6 0 T oppin .. 81 12 40 1 1 Suthery . 2 1 4 0 Toppin bowled two no-balls. THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. Some very promising cricket was shown in this annual match, played on the University Ground on Monday and Tuesday last. The two elevens, which were captained respect­ ively by the Hon. M. B. Hawke, Captain, and Mr. C. W. Wright, hon. sec. of the University Club, included several of the most prominent public sehool playera of 1884, among them R. J. Lucas, of Eton, P. Humphry, Woicester, G. A. Coulby, Charter­ house, F. G. Padwick, Marlborough, L. G. B. Ford, Repton, F. W. Burbury and Kemp of Shrewsbury> H. E. Crawley, C. D. Buxton, F. H. Oates of Harrow, N. K. Stephen of Fettes, and A. Robinson of Cheltenham. The batting throughout was above the average, and in all 632 runs were totalled foreighty-one wickets. The chief features of the game were the scores of G. M. Kemp and R. J. Lucas, for their respective sides. The former played brilliant cricket for his 100. Whil? he was in with H. E. Crawley, the old Harrovian, 101 were added to the score of Mr. Hawke's side. In the second innings of Mr. Wright’s XI., R J. Lucas, the Eton captain of 1884, batted steadily and well for his 82. F. W. Burbury, the Shrewsbury captain of 1884, a fast bowler, took five wickets at a cost of only 44 runs. The match was drawn. M r . W r ig h t ’ First Innings. A. H. Studd (Eton), c Ford, b Buxton ..................12 G. A. Coulby (Charter­ house), b Stephen .. 20 P.Humphrey (Winchester) c Lindley, b Buxcon .. 16 R. J. Luoas (Eton), Q Stephen, b Buxton .. 16 F. W. Burbury (Shrews­ bury), c Kemp, b Wilson 4 A. E. Leatham (Eton), o Robinson, b Buxton .. 2 F. H, Oates (Harrow), e Lindley, b Wilson .. 23 C. C. Mott (Rugby), b W ils o n ..........................0 F. G. Padwick (Marl­ borough), run out.. .. 14 W. L. Hayter (Highgate), c Lindley, b Buxton .. 81 C. E. Kindersley (Harrow), o Knott, b Buxton .. 8 C-W.Wright(cap.',notout 19 B 8,1 b 3 ..................« Total .171 S S id e . Second Innings. c Robinson, b Stephen .. ..1 6 b Stephen .. .. 29 cBaxton,b Robinson 0 e and b Buxton .. 82 b Stephen .. .. 0 e Knott, b Buxton 19 b Stephen .. . * 8 e Kemp, b Robinson 15 b Lindley .. .. 28 notout .. .. ..1 1 B 13,1-b 2, w 1 16 Total ..219 H o n . M . B. H a w k e ’ s S id e . A. Robinson 'Chelten­ ham), c Burbury, b L eath am ..................15 G. M . Kemp (Shrews­ bury), st Wright, b B u fb u r y ..................100 L. G. B. Ford (Repton), b Burbury..................1 H.E.Crawley (Harrow), c and b Leatham .. 29 T. Lindley (Leys), b B u rb u ry ..................6 A. O. Hubbard (Tun­ bridge), b Burbury .. 0 C. D. B uxton (Harrow), c and b Studd .. .. 16 G. Skipwith (Bedford) c Studd, b Burbury 45 P. T. Knott (Dulwich 1b w, b Mott .. .. 5 N. K. Stephen (Fette8 b Mott ..................0 R. J. Wilson (Shrews­ bury), not ou t.. .. 1 Hon. M. B. Hawke (captain),b Leatham 7 B 22,1-b 8, w 6 .. 81 Total ..277 - BOWLING ANALYSIS. M r . W r ig h t ’ s S id e . Buxton Stephen Wilson Ford Lindley Leatham Studd .. Burbury Padwiok First Innings. O. M. R. W. 87.2 11 27 12 42 1 .. 22 4 46 3 , 11 5 10 0 .. .. 5 4 8 5 0 . . . . 11 Robinson 24 Buxton bowled a wide, H o n . M. B. H a w k e ’ s S id e , Second Innings. O. M. R .W . .. 44 19 48 2 .. 28.8 9 52 4 .. 24 7 50 2 12 0 5 1 7 39 2 O. M. R.W. , 88.8 14 62 8 ,25 5 54 1 ,24 7 44 5 18 9 30 0 * O, M. R. W. Kindersley g 4 20 0 Lucas . . 8 4 0 Mott .. 19 6 22 2 Leatham bowled four, and Studd two wides. M essrs . K. J. K e y and F. J. Barmby m e 110 runs in the hour while together in the second innings of Oxford Eleven v. Next Sixteen, at Oxford on Saturday last. I slington A lbio n v . B ow es P a r k .— Played at Alexandra Park on Saturday last. Islington Albion 66, Bowes Park 40.