Cricket 1885

196 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. June is, l m . HORNSEY v. CHRIST’S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY. H. Jeff, 1b w, b Barton W, P. Foot, b Barton T. Carr-Jackson, b Keele........................... G.C.Clarke,l b w.bKeele B 3, v 2, n b 2 Total . .163 Played at Hornsey on June 13. H ornsey , F. Orton, o Barton, b G ahagan...................23 B.A.Clarke, b Tuckwell 27 E.W. Nicholls, run out 25 B, H. King, c Ewing, b Vanderbyl .. ..2 2 D. Jenkins, not out .. 22 A. G. Thomas, c and b Vanderbyl .. .. 0 W. P. Harrison, o Wynne, b Barton .. 26 C hrist ’ s C ollege . M. H. 0. Ewing,bB. A. 1 W. B. Gray, not ou t.. 1 Clarke ......................14 B ....................2 H. D. B. Goss, bB. A. — Clarke ...................1 Total .. ..8 6 P. E. Tuckwell, not out 18 I P. B. Vanderbyl, E. O. Malins, A. H. Wynne, W. W» Barton, J. H. Yearsley, E. H. Gahagan and E. T, Keele did not bat. RICHMOND v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Tooting on June 10. T ooting , First Innings. Second Innings. W. H. Lipscomb, b Jardine 4 o Low, b Jardine .. 0 C. T. Roller, b Bush .. 11 not o u t .................. 9 G. F. Bonner, o Jardine, b Bush.................................. 10 11 C. G. Roberts, c Low, b Bush.................................. 7 st Furze, b Bush .. 4 W. A. Soames, c Yerburgh, b Jardine.......................... 7 c Dav’s, b Jardine. 8 E. Strode, not out .. 85 o Furze, b Bush . 0 A. H. Richardson, b Bush 1 R. Strackey, b Bush .. 8 F. G. Thorne, b Bunh 1 b Bush .. .. . 0 H. Dubuisson, c Furze, b H il l .................................. 5 G. A. T. Gilbert, b Bush 10 b B u R h ................ 2 B 2,1 b 8, w 1 .. .. 6 B 11,1b 1, w 1 . 13 T o t a l .................. 00 Total .. . 47 R ichmond . F.W.Bush,cDubuis?on, b B o ile r ..................14 H. J. Hill, b Strode .. 1 H. Davis, b Roller .. 7 T. D. W ilson,b Gilbert 12 R.E.Yerburgb,bStrode 2 E. D. C Cecil, b Strode 81 A. fcfpringett, b Strode 17 J. C. Low.c Sirackey.b Strode ...................2 W. Furze, not out .. 15 A. Lennard, b Strode 7 J. F. Jardine,cSoames, b S t r o d e .................. 7 B 7,1 b 5, w 1 .. 13 Total ..1T8 RICHMOND v. EMERITI. Played at Richmond on June 11. F. W. Busb, c Payne, b Hoghton .. .. 19 W . Furze, c Trafford, b Hoghton .. .. £8 H. J. Hill, b Munster 17 T,D.Wilson,bTrafford 6 E. D, C. Cecil, c Rodriguez, b deLisle 103 A. Holt, c and b M u n ster.................. 58 J. .Robertson, c Mere- wether, b i oghton.. 60 R. E. Yerburgh, b H cg h ton ...................7 A. Springett,b deLisle 0 J. H.Bingham, notout 75 J. If. Jardine, h w, b TrnfFord...................50 B 22,1 b 6, w 9,n b3 40 Totil .. 473 C. E. de Trafford, b Robertson .. W. Woodlock, b But-h E.Rodriguez,b Robert­ son .......................... E. Payne, not out .. C. G. Merewether, b B ush...........................8 J. P. Munster, not out 13 E. de Lisle,bRobertson 12 INCOGNITI y . DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Dulwioh on June 10. I ncogniti , O. B. Martyn, b John­ stone ..........................0 B. H. Latter, b John­ stone..........................17 To'al .. 52 G. Moran, H.Welman, G. H ojhton aid C. Payne did not bat. T he N ew I ndoor G ame — C r cket —Just out. Post free Is. l£d. The game is easily learned, and a match can be played with every detail tlie same as on the cricket-field. One can play it, though two gives greater interest. An excellent amusement fo r winter evenings and wet days Testimonials from Lord Harris, Mr. A. G . Steel, and many other eminent cricketers have been received. Wright <XrCo., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill E.C. W . Winter, c Douglas, b Johnstone .. .. 5 A. W. L. Hemming b Craw ford..................3 D. D. Pontifex, b John­ stone..........................68 A. S. Winterbotham, b Johnstone..................6 G. F. Willes, c Leake, b Johnstone..................21 E. A. Parke, b John­ stone ...............................7 C. S. W. Cobbold, not o u t ..........................by T. G. Treadgold, c Band, b Ed •ards .. 23 C. J. Ashmore, b Edwards...................2 B 14,1 b 1, n b 2 17 Total ..206 D ulwich C ollege . First Innings. Second Innings. C. O. Cooper, b Cobbold .. 6 b Cobbold .. .. 8 R. N. Douglas, b Cobbold 0 b Win*erbotham .. 3 H. G. Wyld, c Hemming, b Cobbold .................. 11 c Martyn, b Winter­ botham..................19 H .C. Moses, b Cobbold .. 0 W . R. M. Leake, st Ponti­ fex, b Cobbold .. . • 0 M. E. R. Crawford, b C ob bold..........................0 F. H. Johnstone, b Winterbotham .. .. 0 J. C. Umney, not out .. 2 H. Edwards, b Winter­ botham ..........................0 c Martyn, b Winter­ botham .. .. o Latter, b Winter­ botham .. .. e and b Cobbold .. o Treadgold, b Win­ terbotham .. .. c Treadgold, b Win­ terbotham .. .. st Pontifex, b Cob­ bold ................... J. W. Bouch, c Parke, b Winterbotham .. .. 0 not o u t .................. E. G. Rand, c Latter, b C ob bold ..........................8 c Hemming, b Win- B 6,1 b 1 ..................6 Total ..................28 terbotbam .. B Total TEDDINGTON v . RICHMOND (13 a -s id e .) Played at Richmond on June 13. R ichmond . G. D. Wade, 1 b w, b Ar her ..................8 A. Lemnard, b Umney 3 C. D. Park, run out .. 3 W. B. Pile, b Archer .. 1 G, Ardaseer, not out .. 0 B 3, n b 1 .. .. 4 E. Green, b Archer .. 1 O. B. Martin, b Archcr 6 E. D. Ball, b Archer .. 14 W. Muir, b Simms .. 23 E. Lewis, c Payne, b Umney ..................34 F. Booth, b Umney .. 8 C. D. H. Braun, b Umney ..................13 F. Van Langenbergh, b Um ney..................0 T eddington . A. S. Bull, b Ball . . I t W. Furze, b Lewis .. 0 R. S. Lucas, run ou t.. 16 P. D, Chater,run ou t.. 2 P. B. Mackay, c Muir, b Wade ..................23 L. Cbater, c Braun, b Lewis.......................... 19 R E.Yei burgh,c Braun, b Ball..........................11 A. Archer and W . H. Total ..111 A. Bowden-Smith, not out .......................... W. F. Uraney, b Braun 7 E. R. H. Burlton, b Braun .................. 0 E. Simms, o and b Braun .................. 2 B 14,1 b 1, w 4 ..1 9 Total .. ..117 C. Payne did not bat. STJEREY v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The Surrey eleven, who had had unin­ terrupted success in their earlier matches, were beaten for the first time this season at the Oval on Friday last. The victory of Gloucestershire was the more creditable as in the absence of Messrs. E. M: Grace, H. V. Page, and F. Townsend, they had not their best team to oppose the full strength of Surrey. Mr. W. G. Grace, though he won the toss, gave his opponents the innings, judging as the ground was a little slow at the outset that in going in second he would get the advantage of its improved condition. Considering the excellence of the wicket the scoring on both sides fell much short of the general expectation. The chief feature of the first innings was the excellent play of Messrs. W. W . Read and W . G. Grace. The former scored 73 out of 303 while in without a mistake, and no fault could be found with Mr. W. G. Grace’s 55, a display up to his best standard. Though Surrey had a lead of 37 runs on the first hands, their batting was very disappointing when they went in again, and they were all out for a very poor score of 91. Gloucestershire, with only 129 to win, thanks to some good play by Messrs. Brain and Gilbert, made a capital start, and at one time the score was 82 with only one wicket down. An easy victory for Gloucestershire then seemed certain, but after this the Surrey eleven played up well, and when Mr. Grace, who did not go in till fifth wicket, was caught at 110 without a run, the excitement became great. When the eighth wicket fell seven runs were still wanted to win. Woof, how­ ever, played very steadily at the crisis, and Gloucestershire were able to pull through, after a most interesting game, with two wickets to spare. Woof bowled in fine form for the winners. In all he took twelve wickets for 134 iuns. HARROW SCHOOL v. HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE. Played at Harrow on June 13. The School scored 412 for the loss of only seven Tickets. H arrow S chool . E. Crawley, b Barnidge 73 W. H. Dent, b Hawkes 44 A. K. Watson, run out 140 F. D. P. C h ap liD , c Kin- dersley, b Robertson 32 M. J. Dauglisb, b Whii- bonrne .................. 25 J.T.Sanderson,b Slaney 84 W. A R. Young, st Ruggles Brise, b Slaney ..................22 G. B. Bovill,not ou t.. 16 G. F. Hutton, not out 8 B 8, lb 8, w 6, n b l 18 Total .412 E. M. Butl r, C. A. Benton, and A, D. Ramsay did n«.t tat. C rick et P- e po rt S h eets for sending matches to this paper can bo had at the office, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons. Price Id. each, or 9d. dozen; postage extra. S urrey . First Innings. Read, c Griffiths, b Woof .. 29 Abel, b W oof..........................1 Mr. E.J.Diver.c and b W oof 8 Mr. W. W . Read, b Woof .. 73 Mr. J. Shuter, b Gregg .. 10 Mr. W. E. Roller, 1 b w, b W o o f ..................................8 Lohman", 1b w. b Grace .. 4 Wood, not out ..................27 Beaumont, b Woof .. .. 0 Barratt, b W o o f ..................4 Mr. C. E. Horner, st Bush, b G ra ce ..................................3 B ..................................4 Total .. Second Innings, c Woof, b Grace 2 c Gilbert, b W oof 18 b W oof.................. 11 c Brain,b W oof.. 10 c Brain,b W oof.. 7 b Grace .. .. 1 rnn out................6 c Gilbert, b Grace 21 b Grace................6 cBush, b W oof.. 1 not out................4 B 4,1 b 5 .. 9 Total .. 91 .. . .166 G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Inuiugs. Mr. W . G. Grace, c W. W. Read, b Horner..................55 eWood.bLohmann 0 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, b Beau­ mont ..................................7 b Beaumont .. 21 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Lohmann 0 b Lohmann.. ..2 6 Mr. W .W .F. Pullen, bBeau- m o n t ..................................0 e Beaumont, b Lohmann .. 12 Painter, c Abel, b Horner.. 20 c Shuter, b Roller 82 Mr. E. L. Griffiths, c W. W. Read, b Abel ..................23 bLohm ann.. .. 2 Mr. A. S. Winterbotham, b R oller..................................4 Mr. W. O. Vizard, b Abel .. 0 n otou t...................0 c Wood, b Beau­ mont .. .. 0 Gregg, not out ..................2 e Abel, b Beau- W oof, CLohmann, b Roller 5 Mr. J. A. Bush, c Wood, b Abel ..................................0 B ..................................13 m oot .. .. 6 not cut.................. 10 Total ..................129 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First InningF. O. M. R. W. Woof .. .. 54 23 81 7 W .G. Grace 8».216 42 2 Gregg . . . . 17 4 31 1 Winterbotham 4 1 7 0 B 9 ,1b 1 ..1 0 Total .1 2 9 Sccond Inninus. O. M. R. W .. 40 19 53 f .. 89 22 29 *