Cricket 1885

202 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP, THE GAME. June is, ms. King, who went in first for tlie Bruns­ wick Club against Craigmount yester­ day week,and was not out at the close of the day,with 115 runs to his credit. King, who played for Surrey on a few occasions, figured as one of the Colts of that county as long ago as 1861, and his achievement of last week is a very creditable one for a player who has been actively engaged in the cricket field. He migrated to Scotland many years ago, and Scotch cricketers, for whom he has worked hard, and with whom he is very popular, will be specially pleased to find that he still retains his powers of run-getting. MARYLEBONE C. & G. v. HAMPSHIRE C. & G. Chiefly through the effective bowling of Gunn and Attewell, and the good batting of Davenport, the Marylebone Club had an easy victory in this match, played at Southampton on Monday and Tuesday, by an innings and 113 runs. Attewell and Gunn bowled through both innings of Hants, the former taking eight wickets for 70, the latter eleven for 85 runs. M.C.C. AND G. Mr. J. S. Russel, -c Fellowes, b Arm­ strong.......................51 Gunn, c Walkii sbaw, U Bonham-Cart*-r .. 2fi Davenport, not ont .. 101 Major Booth,c Smoker, b Armstrong .. .. 8 Mr. R. P. Maitland, b Wright .................0 Mr.Bencraft, c Wright, b Fellowes...............23 Major Wallace, c Walk- insbaw, b Fellowes.. 0 H a m p sh ir e , First Innings. Mr. L. &. Bonham-Carter, c Russel, b Gnnn..................8 Smoker, c Booth, b Attewell 13 Mr. E. S. Crofts, c G inn, b Atr<well ..........................3 Mr. 11.Armstrong, b Attewell 0 Mr. G. Underdown,c Daver- nort, b Attewell..................11 Mr. E. Ha'l, b G u n n .. .. 14 Mr. A. B. Heath, o sub., b G u n n ..................................1 Dible, not ont ..................6 Mr. F, Walkinshaw,c Attc- well, b Gunn .................. 0 W i ight. c and b Gunn .. 0 Maj or J. Fcllowe3. run out 18 Total..........................74 Attewell, 8fc Walk- infchaw, b Bocham- Cirter ...................28 Mr. C. W . Hulse, b Uuderdown .. ..2 2 Fothprgill,retired hurt 5 Mr. W . P. Wanklin, b Fellow es...................0 B 4,1 b 1 .. .. 5 Total Second Innings. c Ru?sel, b Gunn 0 c Gunn,b Attewell 4 bG unn...................2 c Gunn, b Attc- w e ll...................11 b Attewell b Attewell b Gunn .. ..1 8 c Attewell,bGunn 11 st Davenport, b Gunn .. ..1 1 cWanklin, b Gunn 12 not out .. .. 7 E x.ras.. .. 1 Total .. 82 M.C.C. & G. v. DERBYSHIRE. A strong batting side of the Marylebone Club and Ground dereatednot the best eleven of Derbyshire on Tuesday last at Lord’s by an innings and seventeen runs. Though Barnes and Flowers were the only bowlers in the Marylebone tenm, the Derbyshire batsmen, with the exception of Mr. Docker, \Y. Chat- 1e ton, and (Jropper, made but a moderate show, and the result was never in doubt. The best fea'ure of the ma‘ch was the batting of Mr. Marshall, an amateur who used to identified with Northumbrian cricket, for the Marylebone Club. He showed very good cricket for his eighty, and this innings, in conjunction with his fine score against Northamptonshire last week at Lord’s, should place him high in the list of Marylebone batsmen. Mr. Docker was unfortunately too unwell to bat in the second inning3 of the county. D erbyshire . First Inning?. Wood-8ims, run out .. .. 0 Shacklock, c Sherwin, b Bam cs..................................6 Cropper, b Flowers .. .. 29 Mr. W. S. E idie, c Sherwin, b Wtbbe ..........................15 W. Chatterton, c Walker, b Flowe 8 ..........................28 Mr. L. C. Dockrr, lb w , b "Webbe..................................32 J. Chalterton, b Flowers .. 16 Disney, c Sherwin,b Flowers 4 T. Mycroft. run out .. .. 0 T. Selby, c Booth, b Barnc* 1 W. Mvcr^ft. not out .. .. 4 B 4, 1 b l ...................5 .. ..131 Total Second Tnnings. c and b Flowers.. 0 b Birnes .. .. 11 st Sherwin, b Barnes .. ..1 9 b Webbe . . . . 8 cSherwin,bBarnes 37 absan t...................0 c Walker, bBarnes 14 run out .. .. 1 eBarno8,b Eloweis 9 b Flowers .. .. 2 not ont .. ..1 1 B 1,1 b 1 .. 2 Total ..114 K.C.r. Mr. A J. WeV-c, Ibw, iMr. C. Booth.b Shack- b W. Myorefc .. .. 0 ; l o c k .......................2 Mr. J. G. Walker, b W . Mr. E. M. Hadow, c Myerofc ..................13 Eadie, b Cropper . . 3 1 Ba»*ncp. b W. Myc>ofr, 7 Mr. *. N. Hornby, b Mr. T. Greator^x, c W. ; Shacklock..................49 Mycroft, b W. Chat- Shcrwin.not ou t.. .. 25 tertou ..................7 ' B 10, 1b 2 .. . . 1 2 Flowers, b W.Myerofc 29 M r.T. R. Marshall, c T o t a l ...................262 Cropper,b W. Chat­ terton..........................I Mr. R. S, Jones, c T. Mycroft, b Shacklock BOWLING ANALYSIS. D erbyshire . First Innings. Second In ings. 0. M. R. W . O. M. R. W Flowers .. 51.2 32 41 4 . . . . 35 17 48 3 Barnes.. .. 89 22 68 2 . . . . 82 15 56 4 W ebbe.. .. 12 6 17 2 . . . . 2 0 8 1 M.C.C. and G round , First Innings. 0. M. R. W . | O. M. R. W. W. Mycroft 56 23 97 4 |Sha^klo k 2 5.1 14 85 8 W.Chatterton35 15 66 2 |Cr<pper... 28 7 40 1 Selby .. 4 0 7 0 |T.M ycioft 1 0 5 0 SHERBORNE SCHOOL v. CORPUS COLLEGE, OXON. Played at Sherborne on Jane 15 and 1G. C0KPU3. T. H. H. Copplestone, st Broadtent,bLeslie 131 G. H. Baker, b Broad- bent ..........................23 n. H. Huddlestone, c Chaldecott, b Broad- bent ..........................8 C. M. Woodbriuge, b Fendall ....................0 E. H. House, b Carver 0 Rev. 0. Picrce,run out 3 W. 8. Sheldon, b Carver .................. 41 T. M. Bastard,b Le-lie 26 C. L. M. Fe- ce,bLeslie 3 S. T. Arkrght, c Jaf- frey, b Broadbent .. 5 H. H. House, not out 5 E x t r a s .................. 15 Total S herborne S chool , First Innings. Brutton, c C<>pplestone, b Baker ..........................10 Boyd, c and b Baker .. 9 A. C. Bioa lbent, b Baker 16 b Huddlestcne W. Elton, c Pierce, b Huddlestone..................15 Second Innings. b Arkright .. .. b Huddle.-'tcnO .. c Sheldon, b Ark­ right .................. b B iker Morris, b Baker .. .. 2 C i.rvf-r, c SheMon.b Pierce 2 ) c and b Huddlestone 7 Son-way. h Arkright .. 18 b E. House .. . . 1 0 W . Fendall, c Pierce, Baker .................. 0 Chaldecott, b Ai kright .. 2 Jaffrey, not ont..................0 Leal i<*. b Aik igbt .. .. 2 Extras..........................6 c Woodbrilgp, Coppl stone c Coppleston*, Baker .. .. b HudJleatone uot out .. .. Extras 14 .ICO Total .. ..124 Messrs. L. K and C. J. E. Jarvis made 161 runs for the first wicket of Norfolk v. Suffolk, at Bury St. Edmund’s on Thursday last. ESSEX v. SURREY. The Surrey eleven had another easy win in their return match with Essex, played on the Lyttelton Ground at Leyton on Monday and Tuesday. In winning the toss they had all the best of the wicket, and Mr. W. W. Read took advantage of it fully, going in second wicket down and carrying out his bat for a most brilliant score of 214. His hitting all-round was of the finest descrip­ tion, and his innings was altogether free from a mistake. His figures consisted of twenty- five fours, twelve threes, nineteen twos, and forty singles. The wicket did not wear well and the Essex eleven were thus seen at a great disadvantage when they went in to bat. Mr. St-evens played pluckily in the follow-on, but Pickett was the only batsman able to get double figures ea,cli time, and Surrey at the finish had 174 runs and an innings to spare. Mills made his first appearance fur Surrey in this match. SCKIiEV. Mr. M. P. Bowden, c McEwen,b Bishop .. 0 Abel, b Bishop .. .. 21 Mr. K.J. Diver,b Bishop 5 Mr.W. W.Read, not out 214 Raad, run out .. . . 4 1 Lohmann. b Bishop .. 1 Wood, c Pickett, b Sil­ cock ..........................4 Beaumont, c Sewell, b Bishop ..................48 E ssex . FirBt Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, c Wood, b Bowh-y..........................0 Mr. C. E. Green, c Read, b Bowley..........................21 Jones, c Diver, b Bowley 21 Silcock, c Diver, b Horner 0 Mr. W. Francis, b Bowley 3 Mills, st McEwtn, b Silcock ..................12 B >wlev, b Silcock .. 0 Mr. C. E. Horner, lb w, b Picke’ t B 5,1 b 3, n-b 1 .. Total .3.6 Second Inniugfl. b Bowley.................. 4 b Beaumont .. .. 8 b Mills .................. 9 run o u t .................. 0 c Bowden, b Loh­ mann .................. 11 Mr. F. H. Stevens, c Abel, b Bowley..........................0 ftTr.D.\Vomersley,bBowley 1 Mr. R. P. Sewell, b Horner 0 Pickett, not out .. . . 1 5 Mr. G. McEwen, c W. W . Read, b Horner .. .. 0 b Beaumont Mr. F. A. Bithop, c Diver, bH o:n er..........................6 cBowley,bBeacmont 41 b Beaumont .. .. 4 b Bowley.................. 8 b Bowley..................1 . 0 not out B o 13 Total .. .. 67 Total..................114 Bishop Silcock Picke t BOWLING ANALYSIS. S urrey . 0. M. R. W. 70 27 136 5 G3 21 105 8 85.316 47 1 O. M. R. W. 7 1 23 0 Bowley Horner Jones Owen .. 4 1 14 0 Sewell .. 8 1 21 0 Bishop bowled a no-ball, E ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. R. M.W. O. M . R. W, 28 19 24 6 28.3 9 48 4 18.3 28 3 Mills .. 17 11 11 Abel .. 8 3 11 Beaumont 23 13 27 Lohmann 14 6 21 BROADWATER v. WILL-O’-WISPS. Played at Godalming on June 13. WILL-O’-W ISPS. T. R.Mar6hall, b Holden 6 A. W. Ridley, c M. Marshall, b Holden.. 107 S. H. Akroyd, h w, b Holden ..................8 M. C. Clarke, b Holden 10 A, C. Cattley. b Holden 7 H. Fowler, b Holden .. 8 G. Lsw, c Ro.he, b Holden ..................27 F. H. Mellor, c and b M. Marshal .. . 1 7 H. Morris, c Trevor, b Roche ..................27 R. W. Byass. not out 6 H, C. Clarke, b Holden 15 B 5,1 b 8, w 1 .. 9 Total ..212 B roadwater . H.E. Casswell, cFowler, b C a ttley ..................8 W. P. Gomill, b ByaBs 16 A. H. Trevor, c and b Cattley ..................4 W. P. Crake, b Law .. 16 W.D.Marthall.bAkroyd 8 A. E, Milne, c Akroyd, b Ridley..........................12 M. Marshall, c Ridley,b Akroyd . ,. .. 0 Major Hughes, c Akrojd. b Rid'ey Hon. J. B. Roch9, b Ridley .................. Cowley Lambert, not out .. ................... Holden,c and b Akroyd B 7,1 b 8, w 8 .. Total . 11 1 1 18 18