Cricket 1885

JUNE 18, 1885. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAMB. 203 SUSSEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Mainly through the brilliant batting of Mr. F. M. Lucas, of Harrow and Cambridge, Sussex, though they lost the toss, were able to claim a very easy victory in this match at Brighton yesterday. Mr. Lucas, who is a left-handed batsman, went in first wicket down at 9, and was not out at the finish of the innings, having scored 215 out of 392 runs got during his stay. He was batting for six hours and three-quarters, and, though missed more than once, he gave no actual chance until he was about 150. His hitting was very hard and clean, and his innings was throughout a most brilliant display. His total was made up of thiity-four fours, one three, fourteen twos, and forty-eight singles. Mr. Ellis, who played well, stayed with Mr. Lucas while 126 runs were got. The chief feature of the Gloucestershire batting, after Mr. Pullen’s finely got second score of 70, was the stand by Mr. Bush and Gregg at the close of the first innings. The professional hit freely, and as many as 74 runs were added for the last wicket. The ground did not play quite so well as usual yesterday afternoon when Gloucestershire were in for the second time, and Sussex in the end won easily by an innings and two runs. Messrs. Brain, Page, E. M. Grace, and Townsend were absent from the Gloucestershire eleven, Mr. Newham and Juniper from that of Sussex. G loucestershire . First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, o F. M. Lucas, b Tester .. .. 28 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, b A. Hide..................................51 Painter, c Wyatt, b Tester 12 Mr. W. W . F. Pullen, st Phillips, b A. Hide .. 3 Mr. W. O. Vizard, 1 b w,b H um phreys..................5 Mr. E. L. Griffith*, c Phillip b A. Hide . . 2 1 Mr. G. B. Nicholls, b Tester ..........................2 Mr.A.S. Winterboiham.st Phillip?, b Humphreys 1 Gregg, c M’Cormick, b A. Hide ..........................62 Woof, b T e ster..................10 Mr. J. A. Bush, not out.. 22 B 3, lb 6, w l .. . . 1 0 Second Innings. b T ester..................0 o Wyatt, b J. Hide 0 c Tester, b A, Hido 26 not out 70 c Ellis, b J. Hide .. 7 b J. H de..................4 b J. Hide. . . 83 c Phili ps, b Tester 13 c A, Hide, b J. Ilidc 2 b J. nide..................4 c J. Hide, b Test* r 1 Ext-as .. .. 0 T o t a l ..................227 S ussex . Total.. Buth, Bush, Tester, c Nicholls, b Mr. G. N. Wyatt, Gregg ..................49 Gregg .. .. Mr. M. P. Lucas, C Huggett,st Bush, Bush, b Graco.. .. 3 Grace................... Mr. F. M. Lucap, not Phi lips, o u t ..........................215 Pninter Mr.R. T. Ellis, b Woof 65 A. Hide, Humphreys, c Gregg,b Grac>3.. .. Grace.......................... 11 B6,1 b 7 J. H de, b Grace.. .. I Mr. E.J. M’Cormick, b Total Gregg ..................0 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G loucestershire . ..172 b .. 0 , b .. S b .. 88 b .. 4 .. 13 ..4 1 First Innings. Second Ianings. O. M. R W. O. M. R.W. J. Hide . 2 5 7 43 0 .. .. 41 19 55 6 A. Hido . 82.115 50 4 . . . . 26 15 25 1 M’Cormick .. 1) 0 86 0 Tester .. .. 43 25 41 4 .. .. 43.223 45 8 1’ u *gett .. 6 2 11 0 Humphreys 15 2 86 2 . . . . 39.2 5 81 0 M. P. Lucas 1 0 4 0 Humphreys bowled a wide. S ussex .} O, M. R.W . O. M. R.W. W.G. Grace 70.3 85 92 5 Gregg .. 44 15 82 3 W oof .. 69 86 101 1 Wintebthm 14 7 21 0 Nio holla 84 It 44 0 Painter ..18 3 82 1 c i tort .. 6 0 16 0 fixture attracted special intere-t in Sheffield from the fact that it was the first visit o? a University eleven to that town,and the cricket was keenly followed. Though tho Univer­ sity had a lead of 39 runs on the first in­ nings Ulyett and Grimshaw punished their bowling severely yesterday, and it was chiefly to the play of thcs3 two profes­ sionals that the game presented such a favourable appearance for them at the finish. Ulyett had made 84 of the 126 runs got, when he sprained his ankle so badly that he was compelled to leave the field. Grim­ shaw, however, continued to play fine cricket until the finish, when he was still in possession. He had contributed 129 out of 240 runs while he was in, and with the ex­ ception of a difficult charce when he had made 25 his innings was without a fault. First Inninga. Ulyett, c Smith, b Rock . Hall,b Rock ................ Bates, b Toppin .. . Mr. A. G. Day, b Smith , Grirashaw,c and b Rock. Peel, c Smith, b Buxton . F. Lee, b Buxton .. . Preston, b Smith .. , Emmett, not out .. Peate, run out .. Hunter, b Toppin B 5,1 b 1 .. Second Innings. . 0 retired hurt .. . . 8 4 . 0 b Buxton..................26 . 13 c Wright, b Buxton 1 . 25 c and b Buxton .. 3 . 5 n o t o u t ...................129 . 43 c Kemp, b Rock .. 11 . 13 b Paravicini .. . . 8 3 . 84 o Wright, b Mar­ chant ................... , . 1 5 c Paravicini, b Bainbridge .. .. 7 . 4 n o t o u t ...................7 B 8,1 b 7 .. 15 Total. .159 Total .. ..321 C ambridge U niversity . O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Rock .. .. 40 21 44 8 .. .. 88 21 44 1 Toppin.. .. 20.8 9 43 2 .. .. 27 8 46 0 Smith .. .. 34 19 41 2 .. .. 20 11 45 0 Buxton.. .. 15 6 25 2 .. .. 20 6 56 3 Turner 21 10 28 0 Piiravicini 10 8 88 1 Baiubridga IS 8 31 1 Marchant 13 6 18 1 C ambridge U niversity . O. M. fl.W . O. M. R.W. Peaio .. 33 18 48 0 Ulyetfc .. 14 4 23 2 Bates .. 85.317 37 3 Peel ft) 14 35 4 Emmott 22 13 84 0 | Preston.. 7 2 11 0 YORKSHIRE v. CAMBRIDGE UNIV. Hain interfered with the play on the Reeond day of this, tho return, match begun at Biamall Lar e, Sheffield, on Monday, and consequently the game was undecidcd when stumps were drawn yesterday afternoon. The Mr. H. W . Bainbridge, b U ly e tt..................26 Mr. C. W. Wright, c Hunter, b Ulyett .. 24 Hon. M. B. Hawke, b P e e l ..........................4 Mr. G. M. Kemp, cand b Peel ..................13 Mr. P. J.de Paravicini, b Peel..........................17 Mr. C.W.Rock,run out 0 Mr. J. A. Turner, st Hunter, b Batos .. 28 Mr.C. D. Buxton, 1b w, b Bates .................. Mr. F. Marchant, b P e e l .......................... Mr.O.Toppin,c Hunter, b Bates .................. Mr. O. A.Smith,not out B 5,1 b 4, w 1 .. Total . .198 First Inning*. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y orkshire . Second Innings. O xford U niv First Innings, J. H. Brain, b Watson .. 23 P.Coles,c Pilling,b Watson 25 K.J.Key,cBrigga,bWatson 39 F. J. Barmby, st Pilling, b W a tso n .................. .. 0 H. V. P*ge, b Briggs .. 52 T. C. O’Brien, c Barlow, b W a ts o n ..........................12 E. H. Buckland, b Briggs 6 A. E. Newton, c Robinson, b B riggs..........................0 A. II. J. Cochrane, not out 12 C. J. M. Godfrey, c Pilling, b B riggs..........................0 E. W. Bastard, c Whit­ taker, b Briggs .. .. 2 B 7,1 b 1 ...................8 T o t a l ..................176 ersity . Second Innings. run o u t .................. 39 c Barlow, b Watson 0 1b w, b Watson .. 12 st Pilling, b Briggs 6 cRobinson, b Briggs 11 c Birlow, b Watson 23 b B riggs..................0 b B riggs...................0 c Crossland.bBriggs 25 st Pilling, b Briggs 12 not out B . Total.. ..129 L ancashire . First Innings. Peats bowled one wide. LANCASHIRE v. OXFORD UNIV. Though rain prevent d any play in this return mutch at Manchester, on Tuesday, by no means the strongest eleven of Lancashire succeeded in defeating Oxford University shortly bef->re time y<sterday. The Oxonians, who were 95 runs behind on the first innings, were not seen to good advantage yesterday on the heavy wicket, aud it was mainly though tbe vigorous hitting oi Mr. Cochrane, who nude 25 out of 30 ruus while he was in, that Lancashire were forced to go in a Second time. Mr. Brain ployed excellent cricket, but no one stopped very long with him. Lancashire won with nine wickets to spare, a rcsu’t mainly due to the good batting of Barlow, Robinson, and Mr. Lancashire, in conjunction with the effective bovlirig of Briggs and Watson. The bowling of Briggs was, indeed, the feature of the ma.eli. In all he took eleven Oxford wickets at a cost of only 60 rues. W’atson, c Page, b Cochrane..................37 CroBslind, c Brain, b Godfrey Pilling, not out .. Mr. Jowett, absent B 13,1 b 7 10 0 0 20 ..271 Barlow, c Barmby, b Cochrane..................62 Mr. W , E. Leach, c Newton, b Page .. 15 Mr.F.Taylor, b Godfrey 26 Brigas, b Godfrey .. 10 Robinson, b Cochrane 41 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c Buckland, b Godfrey 42 Total Whittaker, b Godfrey 5 In the Second Innings Barlow scored (not out) 16* Mr. Leach (not out) 14, Mr. Jowett, b Cochrane 3» b 2.—Total 35. BOWLING ANALYSIS. O xford U niversity . First Innings. Second lnnicgs, O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. 25 15 220 .. .. 21 Barlow.. W atson.. Crossland Jowett .. Briggs .. 57 82 97 15 3 27 8 4 8 4 5 0 11 0 First Innings. O. Bastard .. .. 89 Godfrey .. Cochrane.. Page.. Buckland.. 11 5 L ancashire . 5 83 0 85 19 46 8 17.2 2 49 6 Second Innings. M. R.W . O. M. R. W. 18 55 0 . . . . C 430 87 15 71 5 19 48 8 . . . . 7 1 0 52 I . . . . 1 0 7 25 0 .. .. 2 0 11 12 25 1 4 0 NORTHBROOK v. LAUSANNE. Played at Lee on June 13. N orthbrook . W. Nicclson, b Tagg.. 0 E. Loxley, b Tagg .. 3 J. Fisher, 1 b w, b M arsdon ..................83 A. E. Coates, d F. G re e n o p ..................4 R. W. Burroughs, b F. G re e n op ..................8 C. Pearse, b Tagg .. 0 J. W. Knowles, c Hutchinson, b Tagg 15 L ausanne , A. H, Smith, b Walker 24 A.East, b La Thangue 80 S. O. Woolmer, not out 8 H. C. Doman, b K. G reen op .................. 2 B 11,1 b 8, w 1 .. 50 Total ..192 J. Hutchinson, Burroughs .. .. 5 J. Faulkner, c Doman, b P e a rs e .................. 0 J. Walkor.c Doman, . Pearce ..................5 M. La Thangue, b Burroughs .. .. 10 E B. Bocqaet, c Smith, b Pears o ..................4 G. Marsden and C. E. Mooro did not b it Thomson, b Pearse .. A. Grefnop. not out .. N. F. Greenop, 0 Burroughs, b Pearso E. Tag/,not ou t.. .. Total . 47 RAVENSBOURNE v, FORE STREET Played at Lee on Juno 13. R avf . nsbourne . O.A.T. Pearce, b Knight 1 , Cowley, b Kellawav A T' aIt n A _____ _. Gore, not out Binney, b Spencer Foster, run out .. B 5, w 1 .. Total .. . 79 A. Darlow, b T ok .. 7 P. Williams, b Spencer 20 J.S.Kestruok.b Spencer 18 E. J. Prifcliard.run out 5 F.Ellineham.bKellaway 9 H. Guille, b Kellaway 0 F ore S treet . GrcRit, 0 Darlow, b | Tnok.ePearce.bDirlow 4 K estru tk ...................4 Loe, not out 9 Findou, not ont .. .. 61 I B 6,1 b 2,w3, n b 1 13 Langford, b Piitohard fi j __ Knight, rr.n out .. .. 7| Total .. ..136 Kellaway, b Darlow .. 43 I Spenccr, F, M. Nel le, Lester and K"r did not bat