Cricket 1885

JUNE 11 ,1885. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 179 INCOGNITI v. OATLANDS PARK (12 A-SIDE.) Played at Weybridge on May £0. I ncogniti , H. K. Avory, o N. Hickley, b Money .. 49 R . Lloyd-Williams, b Britton .................. 1 E. A. Parke, b Watton 17 H. Meller, c Lyon, b Money ., .. ..3 7 A . G. Courage,cHume, b M o n e y ...................15 A. W . L. Hemming, b C. L. Hickley .. .. 5 O. Thomas, runout .. 8 E. Giberne, b C, L. H ckley .................. 19 C. S. W. Cobbold, b Money ................... H. P. Thomas, not out 14 C. J. Ashmore, b Money .................. J. W . Biggs, b Money 3 B 5,1b 8, w 4 .. 17 Total . .200 O atlands P ark . 0. P. Weatherby, b C o b b o ld .................. 0 W. R. Lyon, c 0. Thomas, b Cobbold 4 E.Hume, c O. Thomas, b P a r k e ..................25 H. Wetton, c Courage, b M e lle r ..................22 Rev. W. B.Money, run out .......................... 20 C. L. Hickley, e H. Thomas, b Cobbold 4 H. M. Leaf, c W il­ liams, b Cobbold .. 0 M. H. Paine, b Meller 10 J. Hill, b Meller .. .. 3 R. M. Newman, aotout 6 N.Hickley.cH. Ihomas, b Cobbold.................. A, H. Britton, b Meller 0 B 7 ,1 b 4 .. .. 11 Total . .107 INCOGNITI v. GBNTLEMEN OF SUFFOLK. Played at Bury St. Edmunds on June 1 & 2. I ncogniti . First Inning?, A. Pontifex, b Beaumont 14 B. T. Hodgson, b Rush- brooke .......................... 2 D.D. Pontifex, b Beaumont 15 E. A. Parke, b Lake .. .. 16 H. Meller, b Beaumont .. 3 G. F. Willes, b Beaumont 12 A. W. L. Hemming, b Lake 7 H. P. Hargreaves, b Lake 0 E. P. Mack, b Beaumont 15 P. Hilton, b Lake .. .. 0 A. E. Leatham, not out .. 0 B 6,1 b 5, w 1 .. ..1 2 Second Innings, b Lake .. . . 1 b Lake ...................13 b Beaumont .. b Beaumont .. .. 12 b Beaumont .. .. 0 cTolleraache.bLako 32 c Rushbrooke, b Beaumont .. ..1 5 c Salmon, b Lake .. 8 o Turner, b Lake not out .. c Turner, b Lake . Total 96 . 0 , 16 10 B 6, lb 5, w 8 .. 14 Total .141 G entlemen of S uffolk . I irst Innings. Rev. A, G. Lee, b Meller ..................4 H. W. Claughton, b Willes .................. 6 Hon. D. A. Tollemache, c Parke, b Meller .. 3 J. Francis, b Parke .. 26 W . Rushbrooke, o Willes, b Leatham.. 43 C. Sankey, b Leatham 1 H. J. Salmon, b Meller 83 E. J. Beaumont, o and b Leatham .. .. 4 J.C. Turner, not out.. 12 Rey. B. H. Grigson, b Meller .................. 0 E. W. Lake,b Parke .. 23 B 27,1b 3 .. ..3 0 Total ..182 In the Second Innings, Rev. A. G. Lee scored, 1 b w, b Parke, 14, H. W. Claughton, b Mack, 12, W. Rush­ brooke, not out, 3, H. J. Salmon, not out, 12, J. C. Turner, c and b Maok, 5 ; b 9,1 b 1.—Total, 56. RICHMOND v. HORNSEY. Played at Richmond on June 3. W . Furze, run out .. 21 A. Springett, e and b H arrison.................. 38 T. D. Wilson, b Brown 58 H. J. Hill, c Rawson, b Walker ...................0 J,Robertson, c Rawson, b Wa lk er.................. 19 R.E.Yerburgh ,b Groves 40 A. Holt, c Harrison, b Brown ...................73 R ichmond . J. H. Bingham, o Harrison, b Brown J. C. Low, 1 b w, b Walker .................. H, R. Ladell,c Rawson, b B ro w n .................. A, Archer, not out .. B 15,1 b 3, n b 2 .. Total .313 H ornsey . H. S. Rawson,b Archer 0 W.Grove8,c Robertson, b A rch e r.................. 7 R. H. Walker, st Furze, b W ilson ...................86 F. Orton, st Furze, b Wilson .................. 34 W. P. Harrison, c Low, b Robertson .. .. 5 J. W right,bRobert­ son ...........................9 S. A. W alker, c Archer, b Robertson .. .. 0 Brown, not out .. .. 5 A. G. Thomas, o Holt, b Robertson .. .. 16 Paico, b Robertson .. 0 Bac-Mcister, not out 0 B 5,1 b 8 .. .. 8 Total .120 OLD ALLEYNIA.NS v. DULWICH MASTERS (w ith B u t l e r an d C ra g g ). Played at Dulwich on June 3. O ld A lleynians . C. H. Bryans, run out 1 F. Greenop, c Escott, b C r a g g ...................11 G. Newton, b Cragg .. 0 E. A. Rehder, b Cragg 8 S. Fox, not out .. .. 12 E x tr a s ..................23 F. A, Rehder, b Butler 88 F. J. Fitzgerald, c Nightingale, b Cragg 87 C. P, E. Cheffins, b Butler..........................83 L.W.Johnstone,b Cragg 81 H.S.Johnstone, b Cragg 0 A. N. Morley, c Knott, b Treadgold .. ..4 1 Total D ulwich M asters , Rev. F. G. Knott, b Morley .................. 0 Rev. E. H, S. Escotf, b Johnstone..................7 Butler, b Greenop .. 28 Cragg, b Greenop .. 0 E. M. Everett, not out 8 T.G.Treadgold,not out 1 E x tr a s .................. 16 Total C. Bryans, T. M Roberts, W. M. Aokworth, L. Nightingale, and J. Parish did not bat. TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v. SURBITON. Played at Tonbridge on May 30. S urbiton , First Innings. Second Innings. A. W. Baker, c and b Hubbard ..................1 bBarwell.. .. ... 0 S. Castle, b Hayward .. 6 c and b Hubbard .. 25 R. Howell, c Le Fleming, b H a y w a rd ..................18 c King, b Hayward 14 B. Howell, run out .. .. 0 c Hubbard, b Rash- l e i g h .................. 17 C. A. Trouncer, b Hubbard 4 not o u t .................. 8 C. E. Tresham, c Bryant, b Hubbard ..................5 e Hubbard,bBarwell 16 G. H. Windeler, b Hay­ ward..................................8 not o u t .......................22 F. B. Windeler, b Hubbard 16 b Hayward .. .. 0 C.M. Wilkins, not out .. 2 b Hayward .. .. 0 G.E. Bowring, b Hayward 5 cBaker, b Hayward 1 R. Ca^e, b Hubbard.. .. 3 Extras..........................9 Extras .. .. 5 Tctal W. Rashleigh, c Tres­ ham,bG.H. Windeler 47 H. A. Rudd, b G. H. Windeler ... .. ..2 8 G, C, Hubbard, c and b G. H. Windeler .. 1 A.R.Barwell.bTrouncer 1 R. M. King, run out .. 0 H. Le Fleming, o Castle, b Trouncer.. C 67 Total T onbridge S chool .. ..108 F. G. Hayward, b G. H. Windeler .. .. 8 H. Bryant, b G. H. W indeler..................1 J. Story, b Trouncer 0 H. G. Reina, b R. Howell ...................18 P. T. Baker, not ou t.. 8 E x tr a s ..................10 T o t a l...................107 LANCING COLLEGE v. ARUNDEL. Played at Lancing on June 2. L ancing C ollege . First Innings. Second Innings. H. E. D. Hammond, b H o lm e s .........................4 b Bartlett .. ..1 6 W . II. Brown, b Henly .. 21 bH olm es.. .. .. 2 T. W. Cook, b Holmes .. 12 not c u t .................21 H. Pellatt, c Norris, b Henly ........................16 b H e n ly .................11 T. L. Nelson, h w, b Henly .. ................0 b M iller..................1 A. E. Russell, b Henly .. 7 A. M. W. Woodard, b Bartle t ........................0 E. M. Jackson, b Bartlett 8 L. C. Hodgson, b Henly .. 0 N. G. Gwynne, not out .. 5 b Miller .. .. .. 1 B. E. White, b Henly .. 7 E xtras........................ 3 Total. .. .. 83 A rundel . W.Beldam,c Woodard, b P ellatt..................16 C. Bartlett, b Ham­ m ond..........................17 W. H. Norris, 1b w, b Brown .. .. ..8 5 R. Holmes, b White .. 17 E. T. Norris, b Wood­ ard ..........................0 Henly, b Nelson .. .. 12 Extras Total 68 Rev. E. J. Miller, b Brown .................. A. J. Long, b Nelson E. Coakeley, run out.. A. Holmes, b Brown .. G. Ayling, not ont E x tr a s .................. T o ta l..................158 R u le s of C ricket suitable for hanging in Pavilious 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. OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. SURREY. Rain interfered with play in this match afc Oxford on Saturday, and caused it finally to be given up as a drawn game. It was the first appearance of the Surrey eleven at Oxford, and they made an excellent show, remaining at the wickets until the second morning and realising a big total of 424 before the last wicket fell. The chief merit of this performance was due to three members of the team—Mr. Diver, Mr. Read, and Lohmann. The two Amateurs put on 138 runs for the third wicket, and by cricket of the finest kind, neither giving a chance. Mr. Diver’s score of 143 is the highest he has made in a county match. During his long innings, as far as we could see, there were only two faulty strokes, and there was certainly nothing that could be called a life. His figures consisted of a five, twenty-two fours, six threes, twelve twos, and eight singles.. Later on Lohmann hit with great vigour, and at one time while he was in 100 runs were got in the hour. Though he ought to have been caught twice, his performance was a very creditable one for a young player. The chief features of the Oxford batting were the partnerships of Messrs. Buckland and Newton in the first, and Hildyard and Newton in the second innings. Seventy runs were added during the wicket­ keeper’s stay with Mr. Buckland, seventy- eight while he was in with Mr. Hildyard. At the finish Oxford were 36 on with three wickets to fall. S urrey . Wood, c Key,b Bastard 32 Beaumont, not out .. 19 Barratt, c and b Coch­ rane .......................... 0 Mr. C. E. Horner, b B a sta rd .................. 3 B 10,1 b 6, w 2 .. 18 M. Read, c K iy, b Whitby ..................15 Abel, b Bastard .. .. 14 Mr.E.J.Diver,cNewton, b W h itb y..................143 Mr. W, W . Read,c Key, b Bastard..................65 Mr.J.Shuter,b Cochrane 4 Mr. W . E, Roller, b Total .. ..4 2 4 Page .. .. .. ..2 5 Lohmann, b Cochrane 86 O xford U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. P. Coles, c and b B a rra tt..........................22 b R o lle r ................. 3 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Barratt 26 b R o lle r ................. 9 Mr. W. E. T. Bolitlio, c Roller, b Barratt .. ..1 1 cBeaumont,b Roller 0 Mr. K. J. Key, c Shuter, b H o r n e r ...................... 34 c Lohmann, b Roller 13 Mr. H. V, Page,c M. Read, b Horner..........................36 c and b Beaumont.. 28 Mr. L. D. Hildyard, b Lohmann..........................0 not o u t ..................50 Mr. E. H. Buckland, c W ood, b Roller .. .. 59 c Abel, b Beaumont 15 Mr. A. H. J. Cochrane, c Abel, b Lohmann .. .. 5 not o u t ..................2 Mr. A, E. Newton, b Loh­ mann .. .. •• •• 57 1b w, b Abel .. .. 42 Mr. H . O. Whitby, b Roller .......................... 2 Mr.E. W. Bastard, not out 6 B 18,1 b 2, w 4 .. ..2 4 B ll, lb 3 , w 2 .. 16 Total .. ..282 Total.. ..17, 8 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S urrey . Bastard . Whitby . Cochrane . Page .. « 0 . M. R.W. O. M. R.W, 51.2 20 115 4 i Buckland.. 8 0 33 0 40 15 87 2 |Brain .. 5 0 21 0 £8 14 63 3 1Key .. . . 4 1 7 0 28 5 80 1 I Cochrane bowled two wides. O x f o r d U n iv e r s it y , First Innings. O. M. Lohmann Beaumont Barratt.. Horner .. Roller .. 45 27 17 10 R. W. .8 12 66 23 65 0 9 71 8 7 88 2 3 18 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 10 4 15 0 29 13 40 2 0 12 0 24 12 29 28 10 4 0 Abel Barratt and Roller each bowled three wides