Cricket 1885

•218 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 25 , less. (capt.), E . W . Bastard, A . E . Newton, J. H. Brain, K. J. Key, T. 0 . O’Brien, E . H. Buckland, L . D. Hildyard, A. H. J. Cochrane, C. J. M. Godfrey, and P. Coles. Ten, or at least nine, of the Oxonians should be certain of their places. Whether the eleven will be changed at a'l remains to be seen. ELSTREE SCHOOL v. CHEAM SCHOOL, Played at Elstree on June 17. E bstree S chool . First Innings. Second Innings. A. C. McLaren, c and b Tollemache.......................... 8 H . M. Butler, b Ph*lps .. 31 D. R. Napier, o Tollemache, b Phelps .......................... C. A. Checkland, c Bevan, b To lemache................. .. Q. Uold, b Tollemache.. .. It.A. Womb well,bTollem ache B. N. Bos worth Smith, c Phelps, b Tollemache not out.................. 56 b Tollemache .. 0 4 c and b Tollemache 0 b Tollemache .. 3 b Tollemache .. 0 c and bTollemache 18 J.W.Saunders, b Tollemache G. W , Hood, not out .. W. Landale, b Tollemache.. 6 G. C. Alcock, b Phelps.. . . 0 B 5,1 b 1 .......................... 6 c Studd, b Tolle­ mache .. . . 3 b Tollemache .. 6 c Tollemache, b Fremantle .. 13 c Phelps, b Tolle­ mache .. .. 2 cJelf,bTollemache 0 B .................. 4 Total ..105 Total .................. 93 C heam S chool . Second Innings, b Wombwell b Alcock .. , First Innings. R. H. Mitchell, b Wombwell 2 D. B. Maitland, b Al'.ock .. 0 R. E. Darel], c Bosw-rth Smith, b Wombwell .. 2 b Alsock non. M. G. Tollemache, not out ..................................122 R, A. Studd, b Wombw ell.. 19 T. R. Jelf, b Wombwell .. F. C. Williamnon, b Womb- well .................................. 0 L. Berao, c Butler, b Alcock 3 R. H. IIopwooJ, c and b W om bwell..........................0 T. T. Phelps, b Wombwell 1 R.A.Pr-mantle, bWombwell 1 B H , l b l .................. 11 0 not ont.................. 18 b Wombwell .. 2 n o to u t.. .. .. 1 Total .163 Total 28 ELSTREE SCHOOL v. ESHER. Played at Elstrce on Jane 20. E sher T. B. Marshall, 1bw, b Burge.......................... M. P. Lucas, c'Baine?, b B a r g e .................. C. E. Cottrell, c and b R o e .......................... E. M. Hadow, b Burge C. C. Clarke, Ibw, b Roe M. C. C.arke,bBurge. Firat Innings A. A. Hadow,c Bather, b R ) e ...........................9 E. Ralli, bBurge .. 18 A.C.Macpherson .runout15 A . Bovill, not out .. 4 E. Bray, b Roe .. .. 0 B 3,1 b 1 .. .. 4 Total . 87 In the Second Innings M. C. Clarke scored (not out) 6, A. Bovill (not out) 8.—Total 14. E lstree . Goodyear,bE.M.Ha^ow 11 C. P. Wilson, l b w, b B ra y.......................... 15 W. H. Bather, c C. Clarke, b E.Hadow 0 Almond, c C. Clarke, b E. Hadow..................16 M. T. Baines, c E. Hadow, b Bray 3 W . N. Roe, c C. Clarke, b E. H&do* .. 8 ReT.V.Rovle,bE.Hadow34 G. R. Burge, c Clarke, b Bray ........15 A. T. B. Dunn, not out 13 F. T. MacDonneil, b B ra y ........................1 Rev. T. F. Spurgin, c Clarke, b Bray .. 5 L b .........4 Total ..125 P laying for M.C.C. and G . v. Evelyns, at Hillingdon, on Saturday last, \V. Scotton, the Notts professional, took five wickets for 6 run8. He clean bowled four wickets in his last over, accomplishing the hat trick with the first three balls and taking the remaining wicket with the last ball of the MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Cambridge eleven brought their trial matches to a finish yesterday, when a strong team of M.O.C. beat them at L ord’s with eight wickets to spare. Though their batting in the first innings was tame and disap­ pointing, when they went in again better cricket was shown, and eight of the team got double figures. The bulk of the run-getting, though, was done by Messrs. Hawke, Wright, Rock, and Bainbridge, who contributed 157 of 218 from the b°_t. Mr. Rock was in while 98 runs were got, and tlie three others named all showed to great advantage. The Cap­ tain in particular played in quite his best form, and his score of 73 was got without a chance. Barnes and Mr. A . G. Steel, whose first match it was in London this year, were responsible for 1 2 0 out of 228 made by M.C.C. from the bat. Both played excellent cricket, particularly Barnes, whose seventy- five was in every way worthy of his reputa­ tion. Flowers did a noteworthy bowling performance in the first innings of Cam­ bridge. In forty-five overs he took eight wickets at a cost of but 22 runs. Mr. G. B . Studd’s second score of 59 not out was a first-class display of batting. Mr. Knatchbull- Hugessen played for Mr. J. A . Turner, who had to go to Cambridge to take his degree. Score and analysis :— T he UniVERsnY. First Innings* Seond Inning). Mr. C. W. Wright, c Spiro, b Chrifltopherson .. .. 22 c and b Steel .. •. 40 Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, o Chrlstopherson.bFlowcrs 2 b Steel .. .. ..2 2 Hon.M.B. Hawke,cFlowers, b Christopherson .. .. 2 cWelman,bFlower* 78 Mr. G.M.Kemp, b Flowers 16 b Christopherson.. 13 Mr.C.D.Buxton,b Flowers 1 c Newton, b Steel.. 14 Mr. P. J. de Paravieini, b Flower*......................17 c and b Steel.. .. 4 Mr.C.W.Rock, at Welman, b Flowera......................1 not o u t ...................22 Hon. C. M. Knatchbull- Hugessen, b Flowers .. 7 b ChriBtopherson .. 0 Mr. F. Marehant, not out 24 c Welman, b Barnes 11 Mr. C. Toppin, c Chris­ topherson, b Flowers .. 17 b Christopherson .. 11 Mr. C. A. Smith, b Flowers 5b Christopherson .. 8 L b ........................... 1 B 6 , 1 b 8 .w 1 .. 10 T o t a l.................115 Total ..228 M.C.C. & G. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr.G.B.Studd,c Marchant, b IiockJ......................... 20not o u t ..............59 Mr. J.E.K.Studd, c Smith, b R o c k ....................0 run o u t ................4 Mr. A. G. Steel, b Toppin 45 Barnes, run out...............75 Mr. S. C. Newton, c Smith, b Buxton......................11 Mr. R. 8 . Jones, c Smith, b Rock .. .. .. 0 c Wright, b Buxton 24 Flowers, b Buxton .. ..2 ' not o u t .................. 7 Mr. C. Booth, b Rock .. 8 Mr. D. G. Spiro, b Smith 19 Mr. S. Christopherson, not o u t .............................80 Mr.F.T. Welman, b Smith 9 B 13,1 b 6 ............... 19 B ................. 8 Total............... 247 Total.. .. 97 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. &G. First Innings. Second Innings O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Rock .. 4524 67 4 ................ 19 10 20 0 Toppin .. 81 8 631 .................. 8.1 4 18 0 Smith .. 33.112 59 2 ................ 0 2 26 0 Buxton .. 16 8 25 2 ................ 10 8 30 1 Paravicini 4 1 14 0 C ambridge U niversity . First Innings. Second Inningi. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W Flowers .. 453L 22 8 ................. 46 27 62 Barnes .. 15 (5 27 0 ................ 84 20 48 Chrstophrsn 29 8 642 .................. 27.1 14 31 Seel .. 1 0 1 0 ................ 38 12 78 J.E.K.Studd 3 1 6 G, B. Studd 2 2 0 Christopherson bowled a wide. First Inning?. Second Innings. Mr. W. E. Leach, c Newham, b A. H id e .......................... 56 bNicholls .. .. 22 Barlow, c Quaife, b J. Hide 3 b A. Hide .. .. 13 Mr.O.P.Lancashire,b J. Hide 0 b A. Hide .. .. 27 Briggs, c Phillips, b J. Hide 0 cNicholls.bA.Hido 4 Mr, A. N. Hornby, c Brann, b Testor .......................... 14 b J, Hide . . .. 0 Mr. C. Haigb, c Brann, b Nicho:is .......................... 78 cPhillips.b A.Hide 6 Robinson, b Testor .. .. 0 b J . Hide .. .. 9 Mr. R. C. Leach, b Tester .. 39 b J. Hide .. k. 10 Watson, tun o u t .................. 1 not out................... 48 Crotslai d,cA.Hide,bNicholls 0 b A. Hide .. .. 0 26 c Tester, b A. Hide 4 8 B 5 ,1-b 1 .. 6 SUSSEX v. LANCASHIRE. Lancashire won this match—the first played for several seasons—after a well con­ tested game at Brighton yesterday. Owing to recent injury Humphreys was not able to help Sussex, and Messrs. F. M. Lucas and Whitfeld were also away. On the other hand several prominent amateurs were not in­ cluded in the Lancashire eleven, so that neither side was seen quite at its best. The scoring was very even throughout, and Lancashire was only able to claim a majority of 33 runs. Mr. Newham and Tester were the principal run-cetters for Sussex. Mr. Brann, who has always scored well for Ardingly College, also showed excellent batting. This is only, we believe, his second appearance in County cricket. Mr. Haigh hit freely, though with some luck, in the first innings of Lancashire, but the best batting was shown by Mr. W. E. Leach, who played well each time. Mr. R. C. Leach, too, showed good form in the first innings; he was at the wickets while 110 runs were got. The bowling figures of Barlow, Briggs, and Arthur Hide deserve notice. L ancashire . Total ...................215 S ussex . First Innings. Mr. G. N. Wyatt, run out .. 10 Tester, e Hornby, b Briggs 32 Mr. W. N .wham, c Hornby, b Briggs ..........................43 Mr. R .T. Ellis, lbw,b Briggs 2 J. Hide, b Barlow.................. 17 8 57 0 13 Quaife, b Barlow Mr. G. Brann, run out.. .. Mr. H. R. Edwards, b Briggs Phillips, not o u t .................. A. Hide, c and b Briggs Mr. B. E. Nicholls, b Briggs flifi B 4,1 b 4, w 1 .. .. Total .................. 192 Total ..153 Reeond Innings. not ou t..................86 h w, b Watson .. 84 b Watson .. . . 1 9 b Barlow .. .. 8 e and b W atson.. 8 o Pilling,b Briggs 12 cPilling,bBarlow 0 b Barlow .. .. 0 c Lancashire, b Barlow .. .. 4 st Pilling,b Briggs 11 c Hornby,bBartow 5 L b 5, w 1 .. 6 Total ..148 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . A. Hide . . 29 11 07 1 .. .. 27.3 12 87 6 J. Hide . . 28 12 46 3 .. .. 39 18 63 3 Tester . 21 7 41 8 .. .. 12 8 25 0 Newham . . 11 2 33 0 .. .. 8 1 2 0 Brann . . 4 1 7 0 Nicholls . . 7 0 18 2 .. S ussex . .. 14 5 30 1 First Innings. Sccond Innings. Watson . O. M. R.W. O. M. R. W. . 19 11 83 0 . . .. 66 45 53 3 Barlow . 56 81 57 2 . . .. 60 as 86 5 Briggs . 46.2 25 71 6 . . .. 80 15 48 2 Crosaland.,. 9 0 22 0 Crossland and Barlow each bowled a wide. C h elten h am v . C lifto n .— Bain interfered with the commencement of this match at Cheltenham yesterday. The Cheltonians batted first on a slow wicket and were all out for 47, Fowler taking eix wickets for eeven- teen runs, Abney four for twelve. Clifton had made thirteen for one wicket when rain stopped play for the day.