Cricket 1885

214 CifciCKETj A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. june 2e>, isss. BOW CHURCHYARD y. RAVENS- BOURNE. Played at Lee on June 20. Bow C hurchyard . G. Gray, run out J. J. Clarke,b Kistruck A. Winter, c Guille, b K istru ck ................... F.W . Moir, b Kistruck E x tr a s ................... R. Arrow, c and b Kis­ truck ...........................22 H.Clark, not o u t.. .. 48 E.H. TiiTen,b Kistruck 2 F.J.Fabian, b Williams 23 H.J.Burdett,bKistruck 2 A. Nicholls, b Kistruck 2 D.W.McKay.bKistruok 0 V .T.Pearce, c Nicholls, b Burdett...................4 A. Darlow, c McKay, b Tiffen.......................... 5 P. Williams, c and b B a r d e t t ...................3 J. S. Kistruek,b TifFen 5 E. J. Pritchard, c Gray, b Burdett .. 5 F. Ellingham, not out 18 B avensbournb . Total ..124 H. Gore, o Fabian, b Tiffen ..................o H. Guille, c Nicholls,b B u r d e t t .................. 13 F. Foster, b Tiffen .. 3 L. Binney, b Tiffen .. 0 J. Copeland, not o u t.. 2 L b ...........................l Total , 59 CLAPTON v. TRAFALGAR. Played at Tottenham on June 20. C lapton . 0 W .A. Whyte,b Gripper G J. H. Douglas, not out 89 R. J. Chapman, c Norton, b Roberts.. 18 S. W. Grant, b Norton 2 H,J. Lidstone.bNorton 0 W 2, n b 1 .. .. 3 Total . .158 W. Low, b Freeman ., W . Mallen, b Freeman 4 A. Douglas, c Whitd, b Frei m a n ........................0 J. B. Manson, b Free­ man .. .. . . 3 0 C. H ildjaid.c Wallace, b Freeman .. ..1 1 S. S Nixon,cFreeman, b Wallace......................17 T rafalgar . W. Single, c Low, b Nixon ................... W . Pedley, b Nixon .. S. 8. Robertson, b Nixon.......................... E. C. Wallace,cLow, b Nixon.......................... P. F ceman, c Whyte, b Chapman . .. e / T. Gripper, E. Eoberts, Another and A. Nother did not bat. R. Norton, not out .. 4 R. Robertson, c Grant, b N ix o n ...................1 B 2, w 2 .................. 4 Total , 44 HORNSEY v. WILLESDEN. Played at Willesden on June 20. W illesden . Hunt, b B. A. Clarke.. 13 E. L. Rogers, not out 18 H. J. Rogers, b B. A. Clarke .................. 0 T. F. W . C. W ilson, c King, b J. H. Swin­ stead ...........................16 B 6,1 b 4 .. . . 1 0 Fisher, c Clarke, b W. Groves ...................2 Williams, run out .. 0 G.Levick, b B.A.Clarke 16 T . A. Spiller, c Clarke, b W. Groves .. .. 1 R. Davie, c and b J. H. Swinstead..................12 P. T. Hills, run ont .. 14 T. H. C. Levick, c C.E. Cox, b R. H, King .. 23 H ornset . W . Groves, b Hunt .. 9 B. A. Clarke. C.E. Cox, c R. Davie, b H unt...........................7 R. H. King, not out .. 19 J. H. Swinstead, b H u n t.......................... 0 Total ..128 -------------------- run out 2 G. P. Cox, b Fisher .. 3 A. G. Thomas, not out 18 B 2, w 3.................. 5 Total “ “ “ ••• .. ... .. v xuluj .. #. 63 E. G. Robins, E. M.Lauderdale, A. Smedley, and A. Saunders did not bat. 2EOLL1NS v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Dulwich on June 20. C ity R amblers . First InniDgs. S.:cond Innings. R. Hassall, b Morris .. .. 0 n otou t...................5 J. Elliott, b Pearse .. .. 0 c Jones, b Pearse 0 W . S^ott, b Pearse .. .. 4 D. Boote, c Morris, b Pearse 4 J. Dempsey, b Morris .. .. 0 b Jones .. .. 8 J. Low les. runout .. .. 0 n otou t................... 0 F. Sutton, b Morris .. .. 0 b Jones .. .. 0 T. Cocks, not out..............3 c Pearse, b Jones 0 J. Crowther, retired hurt .. 6 W . Bee, b Pearse..................3 A. Snowden, b Pearse.. .. 0 B 3,1 b 2 ................................ Total Total ....................25 _ ^ _ iEoLIANS. ?u ;. n,arec' b 5°2“ '- 9 1W. Morris, b Boole .. 4 Albert Parsons, b Scott 0 c . FI. Carter, c Bee, b 0. Jones, b Hassall .. 7 D em psey.. . 6 E.Hrasman.b Dempsey 24 A.Corr.c Dempsey, b 1 . J.Heasman.c Boote, j Boote fi b Dempsey .. . 23 P. G. Hazell! not oat". 6 A. Kirkpatrick, c sub., B 15,1 b 1 II! b Dempsey .. .. 4 E. H. Heasman, c I Total HR XiOwles, b Boote . . 1 1 " •-Ub MIDDLESEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. A strong eleven of Gloucestershire suc­ ceeded in defeating a fairly good team of Middlesex at Lord’s on Friday last after two days of very interesting cricket. The f coring on the first day was considerably above the average, no less than 522 runs being made for the loss of only seventeen wickets. The feature of this day’s cricket was the fine batting of Mr. Stanley Scott for Middlesex. He went in second wicket down with the total at 14 and carried out his bat for 135. He was at the wicket i two hours and fifty- five minutes, and with the exception of two chances after he had got a hundred, his innings was without a mistake. Though Middlesex bad a lead of 58 runs on the first innings Mr. W . G. Grace and Woof bowled so well on Friday in the second innings that no one made a long stay, and Mr. Robertson proved to be the highest scorer with a well hit 25. Gloucestershire, when they went in a second time, had a far from easy task before them, wanting 178 to win. By capital cricket, though, Messrs. Grace and Gilbert put on 85 runs before the latter was bowled, and this stand decided the issue of the match. By fine hitting Messrs. Townsend and Pullen knocked off the last 78 runs, and Gloucestershire was able to claim a most creditable victory with eight wickets to spare. Mr. Pullen’shitting at the close was brilliant. In the last over ho scored three fours. To get 180 runs for the loss of only two wickets was an excellent performance, and Messrs. Grace, Gilbert, Pullen and Townsend deserve full credit for it. W oof’s bowling again proved very effective. In the second innings Mr. Grace and he were unohanged. M iddlesex . First Innings. Mr. G. B. S udd, c Brain, b W o o f ..........................0 Mr. A. J. Webbe, b Grace 0 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, b Gregg 54 Mr. S. W. Scott, not out 185 Mr. S. C. Newton, b W oof 4 West, 1b w, b Page.. .. 41 Mr. E. M. Hadow, c Bush, b Page ..........................13 Mr. C.E. Cottrell,cGrace, b W o o f .......................... 29 Mr. J. Robertson, run oat 6 Mr. W . Williams, b Gregg 0 Burton,cTownsend,bGrace 14 B 1, 1 b 10, w 1 .. .. 12 Second Innings. Total ..................808 G loucestershire , c Pullen, b W oof . . 21 b W o o f ................ . 7 c Painter, b W oof. . 2 c Woof, 1) Grace . . 21 c Gregtf, b Woof . . 0 stBush, b W oof . . 1 c Bush, b Grace . . 0 c Brain, b Woof . . 25 b G r a c j................ . 5 B 4,1 b 2 .. . . 6 Total ,.119 First Innings. Mr. J. H. Braiu, c Webbe, b Cottrell .. Mr. A. S. Croome, b Robertson .. Gregg, b Burton Woof, c Cottrell, b B u r t o n ................... Mr. J. A. Bush, not out B 12,1 b4 .. .. 16 10 Mr. W. G. Grace, . Hadow, b Burton .. 69 Painter, b Cottrell .. 15 Mr. F. Townsend, c Webbe, b Burton .. 25 Mr. W. W. Pullen, b Haiow ..................13 Mr. H. Y. Page, c W il­ liams, b Burton .. 13 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Wiliiam8,bRobertson 12 i Total .. ..250 In the Second Innings Mr. W . G. Grace scored, c Williams, b Hadow, 61, Mr. F. Townsend (not out), 45, Mr. W. W . Pullen (not ou») 35, Mr. W. R. Gilbert, b Hadow, 88; b 7,1 b 1.—Total 180. BOWLING ANALYSIS. M iddlesex . First Innings. Second Innings. O M. E. W. O.M. B. W. W oof . . .. 86 9 86 8 .. .. 25 8 61 6 Grace .. .. 81.2 4 9t 2 .. .. 26 9 49 4 Gregg .. .. 19 3 48 2 H. V Page .. 17 2 54 2 F. Townsend .. 4 0 14 0 G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Tnnings. O. M. E. W. O. M. K. W. Burton .. 422 18 77 5 .. .. 82 18 30 0 Cottrell .. 81 10 67 2 .. .. 17 7 29 0 West . . . . 14 3 35 0 . . . . 10 1 80 0 Robert son .. 18 7 88 2 .. .. 16 5 29 0 Hadow .. 9 2 17 1 .. .. 19 4 61 2 LANCASHIRE v. YORKSHIRE, Rain materially interfered with the play in the first match of the season between these counties, played at Manchester on Thursday last and two following days. Ulyett, who had sprained his ankle in the match with Cambridge earlier in the week, was unable to assist Yorkshire, though, on the other hand, Lancashire had certainly not its full strength. At the end of the first day the game seemed to be all in favour of York­ shire, who had against a total of 168 scored 117 for the loss of only two wickets. On resuming, though, on Friday morning the wicket suited Barlow and Watson so well that the innings closed for a total of 158, to which Grimshaw—who, following up his excellent performance against Cambridge on the previous Wednesday, played capital cricket for his 74—and Hall contributed 114. The feature of the second innings of Lan­ cashire was the stand by Messrs. Leach and Hornby. The latter, who had made 61 in the first attempt, was again very successful, hitting with great vigour for his 34. Mr. Leach, who assisted Mr. Hornby to put on 42 runs, batted in good form. He was in altogether two hours and three quarters for his 39. Emmett’s bowling was very effective on the second day. He took 7 wickets for only 50 runs. The ground was all in favour of the bowlers when Yorkshire went in on Saturday, wanting 149 runs to win. Hall was in an hour and three quarters for 31, and his careful play was of immense use to his side. Six wickets had fallen for 75 when rain stopped play altogother, and the game was drawn, Yorkshire having still 74 to get with only four wickets to fall. Harrison, the fast bowler of 1883, appeared for the first time this season in the Yorkshire eleven, and with fair success. There was not an extra in either innings of Yorkshire. L ancashire . Fir.t Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. E. Leach, c Batos, b P e a te ..................................5 cHunter,bEmmett 89 Barlow, b Harrison .. . . 1 2 c Hall, b Peate .. 11 Mr. F. Taylor, lbw, b Peel.. 89 c Bates, b Emmett 11 Briggs, c Hunter, b Peate .. 16 b Emmett .. .. 0 Mr. 0. P, Lancashire, st Hunter, b Harrison.. .. 0 cHunter.bEmraott 8 Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Peel . . 6 1 c Peel, b Peato . . 8 4 Mr. E. E Steel, lbw, b Peel 0 cHanter.bEmmett 3 Robinson, b P e e l.................. 8 c Peel, b Emmett 0 Watson, b Harrison .. . . 1 5 n otou t...................15 Crossland, st Hunter, b Harrison ...................................4 b Harrison .. .. 2 Pilling, not o u t .................. 0 c S o w d e n , b Emmett .. .. 8 B 5 , 1b 2, w l . . . . 8 B 1,1b 4, w 2 7 Total .......................168 Total ..188 First InnirgB. Y orkshire . Second Innings. Hall, b Watson .................. 40 c Pilling,bWatson 81 Bates, run ont .................. 4 cWatson,bBarlow 12 Griinshaw, b Barlow .. . . 7 4 b Watson .. .. 5 Peel, c and b Barlow .. .. 0 not out .. .. 4 Sowden, c Barlow, b Watson 8 c Taylor,b Barlow 14 F. Lee, o Hornby, b Barlow 10 not on t.. 5 Preston, rnn o u t ..................11 c Taylor, b Barlow 4 Emmett, c and b Watson .. 7 Peate, c Hornby, b Barlow.. 2 o Lancashire, b „ . , ... , Watson .. .. 0 Hunter, b \\atson .. 2 Harrison, not ou t.. .. .. o Total .......................158 Total .. 75 e o w l in g a n a l y s is . L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. TI . O. M. E. W . O. M. E, W, Harrison ..28.1 6 64 4 .. .. 6 0 17 1 Peate .. .. 30 20 21 2 .. .. 37 24 31 2 Bates . . . . 19 7 40 0 .. .. 9 5 9 0 Emmett .. 6 1 13 0 .. .. 84 17 50 7 Peel . . . . 9 3 21 4 . . . . 10 2 24 0 Butts bowled one and Emmett two wides. Y orkshire . I irtt Innings. Second Innings. G. M. R.W. O. M. R. W. ' ' atson .. 57 44 31 4 .. .. 43 30 33 3 Barlow.. .. 40 22 51 4 .. .. 38 23 13: Crossland .. 9 2 21) 0 B riggs.. .. 1) 5 14 0 .. .. 4 2 7 0 Loach . . . . 5 1 11 0 Steel . . . . 7 2 25 0