Cricket 1885

172 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j u n e 4 , i 885. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. YORK­ SHIRE. The Cambridge eleven were seen to con­ siderable disadvantage in this match, played at Cambridge on Thursday last and two following days. Though they went in first on an excellent wicket but three of the team got double figures, and, indeed, eight of them were only accountable for an aggregate of seventeen runs The feature of the innings was the brilliant cricket of Mr. Bainbridge. His 63 was a faultless display of batting against good bowling. •When they went in again no one lu t Mr. IV'ck, who made his first appearance for the University this summer, offered any resist­ ance to the Yorkshire bowlers. He was in an hour and fifty-five minutes for his nine­ teen. No one else out Mr. Greatorex got more than three runs, and nine batsmen only contributed eleven runs to the poor total of 44. Hall and Ulyett made a good start for Yorkshire, and the first wicket fell with the score at 77. After this, though, no one did much except F. Lee and Grim- shaw, and at the end of the innings the c mnty was only 30 runs ahead. Peate took nine Cambridge wickets at a cost of 49 runs. Yorkshire won by nine wickets. AUTHENTICS v. WARWICKSHIRE CRUSADERS. Playtd at Oxford on May 28 and 29. W arw ickshire Crusaders. U niversity . .. 3 First Innings. Mr. C. W. Wright, b Bates 6 Mr. II. W. Bainbridge, c Woodhouse, b Peate .. 63 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Hall, b Peate Mr, T. Greatorex. c Hall, b Bates..................................0 Hon. C. M. Knatchbull- Hugessen, b Bates .. 3L Mr. F. Ma-•chant, b Bates 0 Mr. C. W. Rock, st Hunter, b P<a t e ..........................22 Mr. D G. Spiro, b Ulyett 2 Mr. C. Toppin, b Ulyett .. 0 Mr. A, E. Leatham, not o u t ..................................6 Mr.G.T. Mirehouse, b Peate 0 B 4, w 1 ...................5 Second Innings, b P e a t e ...................1 c Hunter, b Peate.. 1 b P e a t e ...................0 b Ulyett .. 12 b U lyett...................2 b U ly e tt...................2 c Hunter, b Emmett 19 b P e a t e ...................8 c Ulyett, b Emmett 2 b Peate ...................0 not o u t ...................0 B 1, w 1 .. .. 2 T otal.. .. 44 Peel, c Hawke, b Rock 1 Emmett, not out .. 7 Peatp, b Toppin.. .. 13 Hunter, 1b w, b Toppin 0 B 5,1 b 2, w 1 .. 8 Total ..168 ^lyett, c Toppin, b Mire­ house .......................... 48 Mr. A. G. Day, c Huges en,b Mirehouse 1 Bates, 1b w, b Leatham 9 Mr. W. H. Woodhouse, b Rock.......................... 0 F. Lee, b Toppin .. .. 20 In the Second Innings Mr. A. G. Day scored, I b w,b Toppin, 1, Emmett (not out), 5, Peate (not out), 9.— Total, 15. BOWLING ANALYSIS. C ambridge . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R .W . 0. M. R .W . 23 13 23 0 36 19 40 4 33 3 19 87 4 25 18 17 2 19 12 16 0 Emmett bowled two widee. Pocl . * Bates .. Peate .. Ulyett . Emmett 20 12 18 0 39 30 12 5 14 9 10 3 4.1 8 2 2 Y orkshire . First Innings, Second Innings. Rock .. . Toppin Mirehouse . Leatham O. M. R.W. 52 20 66 2 .. 38.2 17 81 4 .. .. 28 16 84 2 18 7 81 2 Lea ham bowled a wide. O. M. R.W . 72 3 10 0 8 4 5 1 E very Cricketer should send 7 stamps to tlie office of this paper for this year’s “ Cricket Calendar” (17fch year of publication). It contains chief fixtures for the season arranged in chronological order, tables for registration of players in matches to come, pages for insertion of other engagements, laws of cricket, etc., etc. Handy 6ize for the pocket, bound in cloth; in leather wallets, gilt lettering, Is. 6d. T o t a l...................188 Y orkshire . First Innings. JJall,cHawke,b Leatham 88 Grim&haw, b Toppin.. 23 First Innings. J. R. Walker, b Burge 2 Second Innings, run out.................. 18 A. R. Parker Jervis, b Lind­ say .................................. 0 b Burge .. 5 H E. R. Bedford, c Russell, b Burue .......................... 12 c Lindsay, bBurge 4 J. W. Bagnall, b Lind-ay .. 18 c Green, b Lind­ W. W. Bagot, b Lindsay .. 6 say .................. b Burge .. 5 8 C. Y. R. Bedford, b Burge .. 1 11 C. H. Ware, run out .. .. 2 bBurge .. .. 49 H. D. Williams, b Bnrge .. II, F. Chance, b Lindsay .. 2 b Burge .. 4 0 c Stone, b Burge 1 W. C. R. Bedford, not out. P. Foster, b Burge .. 2 bBurge .. .. 1 2 0 1 B 2, w 5 7 Total .................. 48 Tital .. 108 Authentics. First iLnirjgs. H. M. Bu^ge, b Walker 21 W . H. Spottiswocde, b W alker................7 G. C. Lindsay, c Bag- nall, b Ware .. . . 3 2 E. B. Holmes, 1b w, b Walker ................0 E. E. Wigan, b Ware 7 H. A. Hood, c Walker, b Ware ................6 H. .T. Stone, b Walker C. Russell, not out .. Hon. J. Powys, c Bag- nal1, b Ware .. .. C. Egerton-Green, b Walker .................. C. W. Turner, absent B 14,1 b 3, w 2 .. Total ..101 In the Second Innings, H. M, Burge scored (not out) 18, C, Russell (notout) 33; b 2, 1b 3 —Total 56. DALSTON ALBERT v. STAR, Played at Priory Farm on May 30, D alston A lb ert H.Hill, 1b w, b Murden i F. Briggs, b Harrison 4 C. Smither, b Harrison 2 H. Moore, b Harrison 7 C. Smyth, run out .. 5 J. Smither, c King, b H arrison ..................3 F. Butler, run out .. 12 A. Glendening (sub), b Ila rn s o n ..................10 W. James (*ub), b Hol- f o r d .......................... C.Cole (sub), bHolford C. Crockett (sub), not o u t .......................... E xtras.................. 18 S tar G. Harrison, st J. Smither,b C.Smither 20 T. King, b Butler .. 2 F. Harrison, b Butler 3 W. Mu den, c C. Smither, b Moore .. 12 H. Holford, b Hill ..1 0 H. Dines, st J.Smither, b M o o r e ..................2 Anderson, 1 b w, b C. Smi’her ..................13 W, Tyler, b H ill.. , W. Largen, c Brigc b Hill.................. SwanD, notout .. Langwoithy, b Hill Extras .. .. . 66 3* . 81 . 5 . 0 . 12 Total .176 MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. ROYAL NAVAL COLL. SCHOOL. Played at Willesden Green on May 27. M erchant T aylors’ School. R. S. Lucas, b Evans 20 F.B.Langridge.bEvans 2 H. Rankin, b W. H. P a terson ..................8 M. Munro, b W. H. P a te rso n ..................4 P. D. Chater, b H. F. P aterson..................41 E. Ringro6e, b W. H. P aterson..................2 L. J. Lavie, b W. H. P a terson ..................29 R.N.C. School. SURREY C. & G. v. LONDON DEPOT, ROYAL ARTILLERY. Played at Kennington Oval on May 28. Surrey C. & G. Jones, 1b w, b Hunter 31 Panks, b Moore .. . . 2 0 Major Pochin, run out 18 T. Nunn, c Spence, b Hunter .................. 9 S. Edward?, b Howard 11 J. J. Stedman, c Poi­ son, b Bodycote .. 31 A. H. Knott, c Har­ graves, b Moore .. 6 A rtillery . H. A. Smith, c Spcnce, b M o o r e ..............38 A. W. Wintcrbottom, b M o o r e ..................4 Kelly, c Bowley, b M arsden .................. 2 Goiman, not ou t.. .. H B 6,1 b 2 .. .. 8 Total .186 Total W.K. Johnson,b Lucas 1 H. F. Patirson, b Baa- kin .......................... 1 H. N. Tuck, b Rankin 0 C.D. Pollard,c R ndtll, b R a n k in ..................1 W . H. Pa terse n, b Lucas..........................1 F . Evans, b Lucas .. 5 J. Choresby, b Rankin 1 E. S, Comber, not out S. H. Somers, c Ren- iell, b Rankin C. Mr,cmillao, b Lucas C. Ro^e Male Cocq, b Lucas .................. E x tra s.................. Total E. H. Helby, e Tuck, b II, F. Paterson .. 2 B. Long, not out .. 6 A. H. Rendell, b W .H. Paterson..................12 A. F. Hosken, run out 4 E x tras.................. 16 ..146 21 P layin g on May £3, for Andover Grammar School v. Upper Chatford, C. J. S. Satchel took 7 wickets for 8 runs. First Innings. Hall, c Gorman, b Jones.. 16 Second Innings, c Nunn, b Jones .. 13 Bodycote, b Gorman.. .. 2 0 Moore, b Gorman .. 21 11 Hunter, b Nunn 14 2 Howard, b Go man .. .. 0 11 Poison, b Gorman .. .. Hargraves, b Gorman 10 0 0 c Knott, b Jones .. VI Risk, run out .................. 9 7 Marsden, c Gorman, b Nunn.................................. 0 l) Spence, not o u t .................. 5 27 Bowley, c Jones, b Nunn .. 2 c Banks, b Gorman 3 B 2,1 b 3 .................. 5 B .................. 1 T o t a l .................. 81 Total.. .. £4 HORNSEY v. CHRIST’S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY. Played at Finchley on May 30. Hornsey. First Innings. W. Grovee, b Gahagan .. 4 W. P. Harrison.c Malins, b Galiagan ..................1 F. Swinstead, b Gahagan 0 E. W. Nicholls, b Keele .. 15 S.A . Walker, b Gahagan 0 A. G. Thomas, c Gahagan, b K e e le ..........................0 G. P. Cox, not out .. .. 2 F. Paice, c Malins, b Keele 0 II. Tyrrell, b Keele .. .. 0 C. R. Cleveland, st Gray, b Keele..................................10 S. L. Clarke, absent.. .. 0 Second Inning*, c Keele, b Sayer .. 5 bSayer .................... 0 run o u t ......................12 b Gosa ......................82 b Sayer .. 9 not o u t .................. 89 c Keele, b Galiagin 18 c Locke, b M aius.. 16 c Ewing, b Barton 0 b Sayer .. .. .. 0 not o u t .................. 14 B 8,1 b 2, w 1 .. 6 Total 32 Total ..151 C hrist’s J. B. Sayer, b F. Swinstead..................0 M. H. O. Ewing, c Nicholls,b Swinstead 13 P. K. Tuckwel, b Thomas .. .. ... 0 W. R. Gray, b Thomas 0 H. B. D. G oes , b F. Swinstead..................1 P. B. Vanderbyl, b T h o m a s ..................2 C ollege . E. V. Malms, b Swin- w !w dBarti'o, i ’ b w, b Thomas .. T. S. Locke, b Thomas E. G. Gahagan,not out E. G. Reele, b Swin­ stead .......................... B 13,1 b 1 .. .. Total .. 39 CHISWICK PARK v. ORLEANS CLUB. Played at Chiswick on May 30. C hiswick P ark . A. J.Stanl y,c Thomas, F.B. Shadwell, not out b Westcott .. . . 1 7 W.E.Martin,bWestcott 29 J.J.R.Green,c Thomas, b Thornton .. .. 8 W. Williatrs, c Ralli, b Kemp ..................85 J. W otton,b Thornton 2 G.F.Willes,b'lhorntcn 0 C. M. Tuke, c aid b Studd..........................34 O rleans C lub . Hearne, c Westcott, b Kemp .................. J. F. Jardine, b Studd N. A. Loraine.cThorn- ton, b Studd .. .. B 4,1 b 5 .. .. Total ..131 C. J. Thorntcn, b JarA. C.Thomas,cHearce, dine .......................... 12 6 A. F. Kemp, bTuke .. 13 F.Welman.c Williams, C. W. Burls,c Jardine, b Tuke .................. 0 b H earne.................. 47 W. Westwood, b Tuke 0 2 G. B. Rtudo*, c Tuke, b H. J. Town, b Hparne 8 Jardine .................. 16 Westcott, not out 1 q H. E. Rhodes, st Wit- B 9, lb 8. w 1, nb 2 20 3 liams, b Tuke .. .. 11 __ E. Ralli, c Stanley, b Total .. ..18) 2 1 P layin g for Newent Second Eleven a$ ainst Mitcheldean, at Newent on Mny 30, G . S. Marshall, who also accomplished the hat trick, took six wickets in six overs for five runs. The other four wickets were taken by J. H. Berkley at a cost of six run?.