Cricket 1885

194 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J ttne is , isss . bowling of Woof, Burton, and Rylott, was a capital display of batting. His good p er­ form a n ce in the last trial led to the belief that he would be successful in the Inter- University match, and he realised thoS9 expectations fullyi opening the Oxford score with a well played fo rty - two—the highest on the side—and helping with Mr. Hine- Haycock to put on 63 ru n s for the first wicket. Successful as he had been for Oxford, though, he was even more fortunate for his county last summer. His reputation, indeed, was fully established by the fine C ricket he showed for Gloucestershire in 1884, and two of his in n in g s are lik e ly to be well remembered for so m e tim e to come. In the first match against the Australians at GSifton, in the second innings he scored 108 out of 181 while he was in— a fine dis­ play of hitting, although it should be stated that he was missed before he had made a notch. On this occasion Mr. Pullen and he put on 159 while they were together, and against Surrey on the same ground, nearly three weeks later, when he punished the Surrey bowlers severely to the tune of 143, he helped with Painter to increase the Gloucestershire score by 145 runs. Though his attitude is a little peculiar, Mr. Brain’s is a very difficult wicket to get as he plays with a particularly straight bat. In addition to a good defence he gets very hard on to the ball and hits well all-round, his driving being especially good. He bowls righthand with a very high delivery, and having a break from the off has at times proved effec­ tive. He is an excellent field, more especially in the country, where ha is very reliable. Our engraving is from a portrait by C. Gillman, of Oxford. W. J. Richardson, not ont .......................... 22 W. S. Paskin, b G. Hearne ................... J. a . Allen, Bt F. Hearne, b Wheeler H.Woods, b G. Hearne W. Harris, c and b W h e e le r................... E x tra s................... M.C.C. & G. Y. BRIG&TON COLLEGE Played on June 11. B righton C ollege . L. C. Raymond, c F., b G. Hearne..................8 G. H. CotterilJ, c Blundell,b G.Hearno 88 S. M. J. Woods, b G. Hearne .................. 74 G. L. Wilson, b G. Hearne ..................19 F. H. O’ Donoghue, c Hayharst, b Wheeler 21 N. C. Cooper, b F. Hearne ..................5 C. H. Bond, b G. Hearne ..................12 M.C.C, R. M. Curteis, b S. Woods ..................0 F. Hearne, b W ilson.. 1 G. G. Hearne, c and b S. W ood3..................42 Capt. G. Hayharst, b 8. W oods.................. 11 Wheeler, b S. Woods 0 E. J. Saunders, b S. Woods .................. 2 H. G. Jefferson, c O’Donoghue, b S. Woods ..................4 Total ..253 & G. T. J. Atherton, b Wilson .................. W. A. Turnbull, b Wilson ...................12 A. D. Clarke, b Wilson 4 H.Curteis,c S. Woods, b W ilson .................. 0 J. W. Blundell, not out E x tras...................14 Total 99 I n the second round of the Inter- Hospital Challenge Cup ties, J. P. A. Geoghegan, playing (at Castle Hill, Ealing, on June 12) for St. Thomas’s v. Gay’ s, did the “ hat trick, ” taking three wickets in successive balls. T he A ustralians in E nglan d . — A complete account of the Fourth Australian Team in England, with full scores of the 42 matches played by them, both here and in the Colonies. Also Portrait and Biography of each member, Batting and Bowling Averages, scores of three-figures against the Australians, and scores of three-figures by the Australians, &c., <fcc. Stiff_Boards. Price Is Office of this paper. CHARLTON PARK v. GUY’S HOSPITAL Played at Charlton Park on June 13. C harlton P ark . First Innings. Seoond Innings. A. J. Newsom, c Ssott, b Cruickshank.11 b F r i p p ............................................ 2 H. E. Lawrence, b C'ruick- shank ..............................88 A. H. Pease, b Cruickshank 15 c Craickshank, Fripp .. b Cruickshank S. R. Sargent, b Fripp .. 4 W. McCanlis, b Fripp .. 10 A. C. Newsom, 1 b w, b Craickshank..................11 b F r ip p ..................1 G. Turner, run out .. .. 83 Capt. Henderson,b Cruick- shank .......................... 2 A. Barnett, c Budge, b Fripp..................................0 notout .. .. .. 4 E. W. Sampson, b Cruick­ shank ..........................12 notout .. . . .. 2 liev. W. M. C. McAllister, not o u t ...........................4 B 11,1 b 4, n b 1.. .. 16 Total..........................151 Total G uy s H ospital . First Innings. Second Innings. W. J, Scott, c Henderson, b Burnett..........................11 c and b Henderson 5 J. Cruickshank, c Turner, b Burnett .................. 6 c and b Henderson 17 J. H. Roberts, runout .. 0 n o t o u t ....................25 F. M. Russell, not oat .. 18 b Honderson .. .. 1 A.D. Fripp, runout.. .. 6 b McAllister .. .. 8 W. MacDonald, c Pease, b Henderson .................. 12 st A. C. Newsom, b P e a s e .................. 14 F. Bryden, b Henderson .. 0 b B umett .. .. 8 E. Budge, c Sargent, b B u rn ett..........................5 b Burnett .. .. 1 F. Childe, c Sargent, b Henderson .................. 8 b A. J. Newsom .. 8 W. P. Smart, 1 b w, b Henderson ..................0 o A. J. Newsom, b Burnett .. .. 0 B 2,1 b 4, n b 1 .. .. 7 B 7 ,l b 2 .. .. 9 Total. 68 Total 91 MR. H. LEAF’S ELEVEN v. MARLBORO’ COLLEGE. Played at Marlboro’ on June 12 & 13. M r , L e af ’ s E leven . First Innings. Second Innings. West, c Martyn, b Bett .. 0 b Bett .. .. .. 0 A. C. Collier, c and b Hay­ hurst ..........................11 c Meyrick, b B ett.. 25 J. R. Walker, b Meyrick- Jones ..........................11 H. Leaf, retired..................45 A. J. Webbe, c Meyrick- Jones, b Lazenby .. .. 60 Rev. W . B. Money, b Bett 12 W. Williams, c Ashfield, b B e tt..................................21 c Browning, b Bett 8 b Robertson .. .. 12 b Bott .. b Robertson U Rev. S. Featherstone, not out .. .......................... F. L. Coxe, b Hayhurst .. F. W. Leaf, b Bett .. H. P. Kitcat, c Meyrick, b B e tt................................... B 6, lb 1, n b 1 .. .. Total 4 17 1 1 . 8 .191 st Browning, b Mey- rick-Jones .. .. 2 0 Hayhurst, b Mey- rick-Jones .. .. 1 Bt Browning, b Mey- lick-Jones .. ..1 8 not out .. .. .. 5 b Robertson .. .. 8 B 1,1 b 2, w 1 .. 4 Total M arlboro ’ C ollege . First Innings. Second Innings. L. O. Meyriek, c West, b Featherstone.................. 23 st Williams, b W. J. Rowsell, ran out .. 5 42 13 S. A. P. Kitcat, c and b West .......................... 23 cF , W. Loaf, b West 16 F. M. Jones, b Collier .. F. Lazenby. b Webbe 0 19 8 83 C. E. Ashfield, 1 b w, b Webbe .......................... 3 0 A. Martyn, l b w, b W a lk e r .......................... 8 19 H. C. Batt. c Webbe, b Money ......................... 8 0 F. H. Browning, b W est.. 7 9 H. F. Hayhurst, not out.. 12 c Coxe, b Money .. 0 W.H. Robertson, b Money 13 0 B 9,1 b 5, w 1 .. .. 15 B 5,1 b 1.. .. 6 T o t a l ..................125 Total.. ..157 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. BLENHEIM. . Played at the Oval on June 13. B lenheim . R. W. Green, run out 0 A.. E. Gent, b Freeman 12 F. Armstrong, c Green, b B o w ie ..................14 H. Haidane, b Bowie.. 1 J. Boswell, c Warren, b Freeman .. .. 6 H. Jaques, st Warren, b Bowie ..................2 F. Prebble, b Bowie .. 89 B urlington W anderers . G.Pottinger.c Lair ont, b Freeman .. J. W. Goodall,c Bowie, b Freeman .. .. E. Burbridge, b Bowie E. S. Whittow, not out E x tr a s ................... T o ta l.................. 101 E. B. Warren, b Green 11 E, C. Lindup, b Arm­ strong ..................10 F. W. Freeman, b Arm­ strong..........................21 A. Carter, b Bos \ell .. 21 D. M. Bowie, b Boswell 16 E. A Green, b Boswell 13 W. II. Gallier, c Gent, b Bosw ell..................5 1 R. H zard, c Prcbble, b Jaques ................ 2 J. Macleort, c Arm­ strong, b Jaq’es .. 0 R. Lamont, « ot out .. 4 W. Breeraan, 1 b w, b B o s w e ll.................0 E xtras.................7 Total .113 LANCING COLLEGE v. HURST COLLEGE. Played at Lancing on June 13. L ancing C ollege . W. H. Brown, b Stuart 6 E. L. Fisher, run out.. 10 A. E, Russell, run out 17 H. Pillan, b Stuart .. 41 H. E. Hammond, b Stuart..........................43 A.M.Woodard, b Stuart 18 T. L. Niluon, c Ozzard, b S t u a r t ..................6 E. Jackson, not out .. 38 A. 8. Green, b Cruik- shank......................... 11 G. F. Walton, b Cruikehank .. .. 0 B. E. White, c Halstcd, b Hill .................. 1 E xtras.................. 10 Total ..201 H urst C ollege , C. Woodgate, b Pillan 4 E.S Banks,b Hammond 9 W. L. Knowles, c Jack­ son, b Hammond .. 12 H. D. Ozzard, b Pillan 0 W. J. Cruikshank, b Pillan..........................18 H. W. Butler, b Hammond..................4 H. C. Moreton, lb w ,b Hammond..................9 R. G. Ilalsted, b Hammond .. G. Smith, not out J. Stuart, b Hammond T. Hill, notout .. .. E xtras.................. Total 0 1 0 0 9 06 WARWICKSHIRE v. LEICESTERSHIRE. The Leicestershire eleven only made a poor show in this match, played at Bir­ mingham on Monday and Tuesday. War* wickshire, who batted first, were not dis­ missed till they had scored 316, and this enabled them to win by an innings and 140 runs. W arwickshire . Turner, b Pallett, Rylott .. . . ' .. 81 Shilton, o Turner, b Arnall..........................22 Mr. H. C. Maul, c Wheeler, b Rylott .. 71 Mr. A. R. Cobb, 1 b w, b R y lo t t ..................23 Mr. D. Docker, b Botto­ more ...........................3 Godson, b Pougher .. 10 Lord Willoughby do Broke, st Wheeler, b Arnall ...................0 Mr.Collinshaw,not out 58 Mr. H. O, Whitby, c Rylott, b Bottomore 81 Morgan, o Turner, b Rylott ...................7 Harborne.b Bottomore 1 E x tr a s ...................9 ..816 First Innings. Wheeler, b Shilton .. .. 2 Mr. C. C. 8tone, b Whitby 15 W'arren, b Shilton .. .. 15 Turner,c Whitby,b Shilton 8 Bottomore, run out.. .. 1 Mr. C. Marriott,not ou t.. 17 Rov. G. S. Marriott, b W h itb y ..........................2 Mr. H. T. Arnall,bWhitby 0 Pougher, c Cobb,b Shilton 6 Mr. J. Clarke, b Shilton.. 0 Rylott, c Docker,b Shilton 0 Extras..........................8 Total L eicestershire . Second Innings, b Whitby .. .. 2 b Harborne .. .. 1 st Morgan,b Shilton 39 b Harborne .. .. 12 b Shilton..................14 c and b Shilton .. 7 run out .. 1 b w, b Shilton not out .. b Shilton.. .. b Harborne .. Extras .. 8 0 4 1 10 Total 74 Total ..103