Cricket 1885

148 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 28, 1885. SURREY v. MIDDLESEX. Following up their decisive victories over Essex, Hants, and Leicestershire, the Surrey eleven were able to claim another easy win over Middlesex in this match, played at Kennington Oval, on Thursday last and two following days. Middlesex is just at the present time suffering severely from the loss of three tried players in Messrs. I. D. Walker, C. T. Studd, and G. F. Yernon. In addition, on this occasion, it was not able to count on the services of its best available team, and in the absence of the Hon. A. Lyttelton, Messrs. A. P. Lucas, and T. C. O’Brien, the eleven was certainly not representative. Mainly through the good batting of Maurice Read, Surrey, who went in first, were able to claim a respectable total of 166. Read played quite theright game as the wicket was, sticky after recent wet, and, though he had some little luck, his hitting was very good. Rain prevented any play on Friday, and up till luncheon time on Saturday it looked as if the match would be drawn. Beaumont, whose bowling had proved extraordinarily effective in the first innings, was again very successful, and it was entirely due to his bowl­ ing that Surrey were able to dismiss their opponents for such small scores as 25 and 77. Surrey won by an innings and 64 runs. Beaumont, who bowled for the first time for Surrey in this match, had remarkable figures. In all he delivered 53 overs for^48 runs and 12 wickets. S u r r e y , Mr. J. Shuter, 1b w, b W e s t..........................8 Abel,cPearson ,b Burton 4 Mr. E. J. Diver, e Williams, b Burton 9 Mr. W . W. Road, b CoUrell .. .. .. 8 Read, b Ridley .. .. 69 Mr.W.E. Roller,b West 14 Beaumont,b Robertson 20 Lohmann, b Robertson 8 Wood, c Scott, b Robertson .. ..1 0 Barratt, not ou t.. .. 7 Mr. C. E. Horner, b Robertson .. .. 4 B 3, n-b 2 . . .. 5 Total ..166 M id d l e s e x . First Innin s. Mr. J. S. Haycraft, b Lohmann .. .. .. 0 Mr.A.J.Webbe.bBeaumont 7 Mr. S. W . Scott, b Beau­ mont .......................... Mr. A. W . Ridley, b Teau- mont ..........................0 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c Abel, b L oh m a n n ..................0 West.c Shuter, b Lohmann 0 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c Wood, b Beaumont .. 8 Mr. C. E. Cottrell, c M. Read, b Beaumont .. 0 Mr. J. Ro'iert^on, n n out 0 Mr. W . Williams, 1b w, b Beaumont ..................4 Burton, not out .. .. 8 B 8,1 b 2 .................5 T o t a l ...............25 Second Innings. b Lohmann .. .. 5 c Wood, b Horner.. 2J c Horner, b Beau­ mont ...................15 bB eium ont .. ., 2 b Beaumont .. .. 0 not out .................. 17 b Lohmann .. .. 1 b Beaumont .. .. 6 b Beaumont .. .. 1 c and b Beaumont.. 0 B 7,1 b 3 .. .. 10 Total.. .. 77 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Burton W est.. Cottrell S urrey . O. M. R. W. . 35 16 52 2 .2 0 5 44 2 . 26 15 25 1 O. M. R.W. Rober*son 17.2 8 28 4 Ridley .. 6 2 17 1 M iddlesex . Beaumont Lohmann First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W, 16 12 11 6 .. .. 37 21 WJ 6 15 9 9 3 . . . . 40 29 28 2 Horner 5 8 2 1 Roller 1 1 0 0 MARYLEBONE C. k G. v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Cambridge eleven had on paper the best of the draw in this match played at Cambridge on Thursday last and two follow­ ing days. The Marylebone Club, though, was not strong either in batting or bowling, and in consequence the game was not in­ vested with any very great interest. Rain, too, considerably interfered with the pro­ gress of the match, and indeed no play was possible on the second day from this cause. The Cambridge captain, Hon. M. B. Hawke, was absent in consequence of an injured foot, and as Mr. C. W. Rock was also away the University had certainly not its strength. Despite the slow ground some capital cricket was shown by Messrs. Wright, Greatorex, and Marchant. Mr. Wright, in particular, batted really well, making his runs each time in his best form. Messrs. Greatorex and Marchant, who were both disappointing last year, are apparently this season playing more up to their public school form of 1883. They both batted freely and well on this occasion in each innings. Gunn and Sherwin contributed 56 out of 86 made by the Marylebone eleven from the bat. Mr. Leatham was the most successful bowler for the University. C a m b r id g e First Innings. C. W. Wright, b Pickett.. 36 C. Toppin, c Mycroft, b T itchm arsh..................2 H.W.Bainbridge.c Henery, b Mycroft ..................0 T. Greatorei, b Pickett .. 27 D. G. Spiro, c Sherwin, b T itchm arsh..................1 H. Eaton, b Titchmarsh 17 G. M. Kemp, b Titchmarsh 15 F. Marchant, c Sherwin, b G u n n ..........................23 T. Lind'.ey, c and b Gunn 2 G. T. Mirehouse, c and b T itch m a ish ..................10 A. E. Leatham, not out .. 1 B 1,1 b 8 ..................9 Second Innings, b Mycroft.....................55 b Titchmarsh .. .. 0 T o t a l..................143 b Mycroft.................. c Wild, b Gunn . . I b Mycroft.................. o Ti chmarsb, b Mycroft .. .. o Mycroft, b Gunn not o u t ..................17 b Mycroft .. .. 0 c Henery, b Titch­ marsh ..................8 cWild.bTitchmarsh 9 B 2 ,lb 2 .. .. 4 Tota\. ..140 M.C.C. & G r o u n d . Mr. C. Booth, b Toppin Gunn, b Lindley .. Mr.P.J. Henery, c Mar­ chant, b Miiehouse Mr. M. T. Baines, c Toppin, b Miiehou8e Mr. II. F. de Paravi ini, c Eaton, b Leatham Mr. E. M. Hidow, c Eaton, b Leathim Titchmarsh,cGreatorex b Lindl^y..................5 Wild, c and bL'atham 6 Sherwin, b Mirehouse 21 Pickett, o Bainbridge, b Leatham .. .. 0 Mycroft, not out .. 0 B 1,1 b 4 .. .. 5 Total 91 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. O. M. R. W.l O. M. R. W. Mirehouse 25 11 89 3 Lindley 23 11 24 2 Toppin .. 5 1 13 1 I Leatham 13 5 10 4 C ambridge U niversity . Mycroft Tit'ihmarsh Pickett • Gunn .. . First Innings O. M. R .W 16 7 41 12 11 6 9 4 24 1 69 5 81 2 5 2 Seomd Innings. O. M. R. W, , .. 20 9 43 5 , .. 2<VJ 12 43 3 .. 26 10 29 0 . .. 19 10 21 2 was left in a very even condition, twelve wickets having fallen for an aggregate of 254 runs. The chief feature of the match was the stand made by Warren and Turner, for Leicestershire. Both professionals played capital cricket. While they were together 83 runs were added to the County’s score. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . Mr. W . H. Hay, c W. Hearn, b Foth' rgi 1 6 Wheeler, c Fothergill, b Hay..........................2 Warren, c Russel, b M-Neill ..................59 Willett, b Hay .. .. 2 Turner, c Russell, b Fothergill..................44 Mr. C. C. 8tone, c Ross, b M 'N eill..................0 Whittle, c Willes, b W est.......................... 35 Bottomore, b W est .. 24 Mr. J. Perkins, not out 12 Pougher, b West .. 0 Rylott, b Fothergill .. 4 B 2, lb 2, w 2, n b 2 8 Total ..196 Mr. J. S. Russel, o Whittle, b Pougher 11 West, b Pougher.. .. 5 Davenport, not out .. 27 M.C.C. Mr. H. Ross, not out 8 B 6, w 1 .. .. 7 Total. 58 Mr. F. T. Welman, Mr. R, J. M’Neill, Mr. G. F. Willes, Mr. A. G. Courage, Fothergill, W, Hearn, and Hay did not bat. Fothergill Hay .. West .. BOWLING ANALYSIS. L eicestershire . O.M . R. W. . 44.312 70 3 18 7 89 2 28 11 45 8 Courage M‘Neill O. M. R. W. 7 2 11 0 9 0 23 2 Fothergill bowled two no balls, Hay one wide, and Courage one wide. M.C.C. O. M. R.W . 21 13 25 0 I Warren 17 9 21 2 I Stone.. Rylott bowled a wide. Rylott .. Pougher O. M. R.W . 4 3 1 0 1 0 4 0 R ules of C ricket suitable for hinging in Pavilions and Club Rooms. Thoroughly well mounted and framed, price 3s. To be had of the publisher, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. MARYLEBONE C. & G. v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. Rain prevented more than about four hours’ cricket in this match at Lord’s, on Thursday and Friday last. The wicket was so wet on the first day that play did not commence until close on two o’clock, and before stumps were drawn the game had twice to be suspended in consequence of showers. A continuous downpour on Friday effectually destroyed any chance of resuming the game, and the match ST. LEONARD’S SCHOOL v. SOUTH LYNN. Played at St. Leonard’s on May 16. S t . L e o n a r d ’ s Sc b o o l . L. M. Wallich, c Hillyer, b Smith .. 18 C. Snowden, c Romilly, b Bosanqnet .. .. 3 H.Dmgar,b Bosanquet 6 E. He iley,b Bosanquet 6 S.Priestley. c Scott, b Bosanquet .. .. 3> F. Day, b Bomnquet.. 0 C. Busse, b Leigh ..1 1 H. Finch, not out .. 20 W. Lindow, c Smith, b Bosanquet .. .. 0 H. Perry, c James, b Leigh.......................... 1 W. Po well,b Bosanquet 0 B 5,1 b 3, w 1 .. 9 Total ..112 S outh L ynn . Rev. H. Von E. Scott, c Day, b Snowden .. 23 C.E. Hillyer, b Snowden 6 A. G. Romilly. 1 b w, b Busse..........................9 G. S. Bosanquet, b Priestlev..................43 Hon. F. Tollemache, b Busse..........................0 J. A. Benyon, c Lindow, b B u s s e ..................3 W.Bellhouse, c Dangar, b Priestley .. D.D.James, b Snowden A.F. Smith, b Snowden E. T. Clark, b Snowden S. S. Leigh not out .. B 2, w 6 .................. Total .101 BA.RSE3 v. M iS O S PARS. Played at Bwne* on M ly 25. B arnes . O. G. Ladelle, 1 b w, b Shearman.. G. Blundell, b Shear­ man .......................... E. E. Keys,bShearmiu A.G. H. Stevens, iChap­ man, b Shearm in .. W. R. Carter, b Show­ man . 17 16 H.Sherriff,bShearman 11 P. Nettleton, not out C, Schfeldt, b luce .. C. E. Ratcliff, b Shear­ man ........................... W . Rivitt, b Shearman G. Davidson, b Shear­ man ........................... B 1, l b l . w l .. T o t a l................... 76 M anor P ark . F, Holmes, b Ratcliff 2 C. Green, c Ratcliff, b Carter .................. 4 C, Ince, c Nettleton, b Ratcliff ..................9 F. Shearman, c Nettle­ ton, b Ctrter .. .. 6 E. Hollingsworth, b Ratcliff .................. 8 A. Pottinger, c Ra • cliff, bCirttr .. 3 H. Chapman, run out 1 L, Daugherty, b Carter 2 Capes, c Ladellc, b Carter ...................0 A. Wesson, bRatcliff 0 R. Hill, not ou t.. .. 0 B .......................10 T o ta l................45