Cricket 1885

222 CRICKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 25, 1885. IN T E R •H O S P IT A L C H A L L E N G E CUP T IE S . S econd R ound — F ir st T ie . MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL v. ST. BAR­ THOLOMEW’ S HOSPITAL. Played at Castle Hill, Ealing, on June 15. St. B artholomew ’ s H ospital . Second Innings. First Innings. G. H. Grace, c W . Challenor, b H u d s o n ...........................5 W . Pye, run o u t .................. 24 F. J. Ra*linson,c Hudson, b Lewis ...........................1 H. A. Havilland, b H. 8. C h allenor..........................15 W. G. Heaaman, b H. S. C h allen or...........................5 J. A. M. Rigge, b Hudson .. 9 G. Dunn, b challenor.. . . 1 8 E. S. Burd, b Hudson .. .. 0 C. E. Judge, not out .. .. 1 W. Malden, e Hudson, b C h allen or...........................0 J. A. Hayward, c W. Chal­ lenor, b Hudson .. .. 0 B 3,1 b 6, w 1 .. . . 1 0 b Challenor.. .. 8 run out...................11 b Hudson b Hudson c Tench,b Hudson 8 h Hudson .. .. 1 b Hudson .. .. 0 c Nash, b Hudson 8 not cut...................0 1 b w, b H. S. Challenor .. 0 b H. S. Challenor 0 B . . . . 8 Total Total .. 82 M iddlesex H ospital , First Innings. W. Challenor, c and b Havil­ land ...................................7 R. F. Reading, b Havilland 0 8. Smith, ran out..................5 E. B. Osmond, b Heasman 22 M. Tench, o Pye, b Heasman 2 W. G. Nash, b Heasman .. 0 L. P. Gibson, not o u t.. .. 15 E. E. Lewis, b Heasman .. 2 H. S. Challenor,c Heasman, b Havilland .................. 1 C. E. Thomas, b Hearm an.. 0 J, W. Hudson, b Havilland 0 Second Innings. b Havilland.. .. 8 c Malden,b Havil­ land ...................1 n otou t...................7 b Heasman .. .. 2 b Heasman .. .. 2 run out.................. 16 not out.. 8 B Total 63 c Rigge, b Havil- la n d ...................0 B 9,1 b 3, w 3 15 Total . . 59 S econd R ound — S econd T ie . S T . T H O M A S ’ S H O S P IT A L v . G U Y ’ S H O S P IT A L . P la y e d at C astle H ill o n Ju n e 12. G u y ’ s w on on th e first in n in gs b y 65 ra n s. G eo - gh e g a n fT h o m a s’sJbow led th ree w ick e ts w ith three co n se cu tiv e balls. St. T homas ’ s . First Innings. Second Innings. W . J. Harris, bBolus . . 3 0 c Featherstone, b B o lu s .................7 F. A. Staff, run oat .. .. 0 c Featherstone, b Clarke ................. 0 E. B. Hill, c Cruickshank, b R ygate...........................1 c andb Bolus.. .. 2 B. de B. Carey, b Rygate.. 1 b F r ip p ................ 88 J. H.Barrs,c Featherstone, b R ygate.........................13 not o u t ................ 35 W. A. Evelyn, b Bolus . . 1 7 c Fripp, b Cruick- shank .. .. . . 1 1 A. S. Datton, c and b Rygate ......................... 18 b C larke.................6 G. F. England, c and b Rygate .......................... 1 b Cruickshank .. 2 W. G. Olivey, b Cruick- avank ...........................4 1 b w , b Clarke.. .. 1 J. P. Geoghegan, b Cruick­ shank .......................... 0 c Cruickshank, b Clarke................ 0 G.S. O livey,notout.. .. 8 c Sco:t, b Cruick- sh a n k ................3 E xtras..........................5 Extras .. .. 8 Total. Total ..113 G uy ’ s . W . Scott, c Dutton, b Geoghegan .. . . 6 4 G. Featherstone, b Geoghegan .. .. 5 C. D. Rj gate, b Barrs 24 J. Cruickshank, b Geo­ ghegan ..................12 S. Wacher, b England 19 A. F. Clarke, o Evelyn, b Geoghegan .. .. 32 J, Roberts, b Barrs .. 5 F. Russell, not out .. 7 A. Fripp, c and b Geoghegan .. .. 0 H. Marriott, c and b Geoghegan .. .. 0 H. B. Bolus, b Geog­ hegan..........................0 E x tra s...................5 S e m i -F in a l T ie . MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL v . KING’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Played at Castle Hill, Ealing, on June 16. K ing ’ s C ollege H ospital . First Innings. Second Innings H. Shipton, not out .. 39 retired hurt 4 C. Nash, c W . Challenor, b Hinde .................................. 0 H. Castle, b Hinde .. .. 0 b Hinde .. .. 0 H. P. Ward, b Hinde .. .. 1 c Hinde,b Hudson 29 H. C. Addison, b Hudson .. 12 b Hinde .. 5 A. M. Sturgiss, c Tench, b H in d e .................................. 13 c Hudson,b Hindo 5 E. H. Smith, b H indo.. .. 0 b Lewis .. .. 3 M.Lange,c Tench,b Hudson 0 b Hudson .. .. 2 A. Lange, b Hinde .. .. 0 c Na6h, b H inde.. 2 G. L.Cheatle, 1b w, b Hinde 0 b Hudson .. .. 0 A. H. Cli at lo, run out 0 5 B 4,1 b 7 .......................... 11 Total ................... 76 Total .. 55 M iddlesex A.B. Hinde,c^.Cheatle, b M. Lange .. .. 6 W.Challenor.b Addison 7 S. Smith, b Addison .. 16 E. B. Osmond,c Castle, b Addison..................9 M. Tench, c Shipton, b A d d is o n ...................11 E. E. Lewis, run o u t.. 4 H ospital . J. W . Hudson,b Castle 36 L.P.Gibson,b M.Lange 8 W. G. Nash, b Castle 26 H.S.Challcnor.not out 14 R.F.Reading,bSturgiss 8 B 16, lb 2, w 4 .. 22 Total ..157 BARNES v. SOUTH WIMBLEDON. Played at Barnes on June 20. B arnes . G.L.Burdge,c Gardr.er, b Wheatman .. .. C. Nettleton, b Wheat­ man .......................... O.G.Ladelle,b Gardner A. G. H. Stevens, b G a rd n e r.................. A. Humble, b Wheat- m a n ........................... C.E.Ratcliff, b Gardner First Innings. P. Nettleton, b Wheat­ man .......................... T, G. Jones, b Wheat­ man .......................... E. E. Keys, b Wlieat- m a n .......................... A. Biggs, not out B 7,1 b 6 .. .. Total £8 W.R.Carter.b Gardner 1 In the Second Innings G. L. Bnrdge scored (not out), 11, C. Nettleton (not oat), 2, A. G. II. Stevens, b Gardner, 2, P. Netileton, 1 b w, b Gardner, 2, E. E. Keys, c Scott, b Gardner 4; b 8.—Total, 24. S outh W imbledon . S. Dixon, c P. Nettle­ ton, b Ratcliff .. .. 0 G. Barrett, bRatcliff.. 0 A. Wbeaiman, c Ladelle, b Ratcliff.. 21 E.V.Gardner, b Burdge P. K. Lewis, b Burdge R. Haywood, o Jones, b R atcliff.................. H. Y. Groombridge, b Burdge .................. J. B. Ashley, b Burdge W.Barnes, b Burdge W. G. Scott, not out F. Jennings, c Keys, Ratcliff .. B 5,1b 4 .. Total .. 0 I MR. J. W. HOBBS’ CLUB V. MITCHAM Played at Norbury Park on June 20, M itcham . First Innings. T. A. Compton, run o u t.. 0 Scoond Innings T. P. Harvey, c Gould, b G orm an.......................... 16 Jos. Cuffarey, c Mills, b G orm an........................... 0 F. Knight, c Hooker, b G orm an.......................... 14 b Goiman .. . . 6 A. F. Clarke, c Gorman, b Mills................................... 2 E. Watney, b Gorman .. 0 C. A. Hooper, b Mills 26 Jas. Caffarey, c Adams, b G orm an.......................... 0 H. Lyddon, not ou t.. .. 22 c Brown, b Mills . . 2 Abrehart, c Mi Is, b Elsey 15 b M i l l s ................ . 0 Mainwairing, b Mills 0 B 3, 1b 3.................. 6 B 4,1 b 3, n b 1 8 T o t a l..................107 Total .. .101 Total . .163 J. W Mills, c and b Harvey W heeler, run ont Brown, b Harvey Adams, b Harvey .. Ayers, b Harvey.. .. J. H. Roberts, b Haivey .................. Gould, ;b Harvey.. .. H obbs ’ C lub . Peter?, not oat .. Hooker, b Harvey Gorman, b Harvey Elsey, run out .. B l . l b l .. Total SURREY y. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Surrey eleven, with Mr. Roller and Barratt absent, succeeded in defeating Cam­ bridge University at the Oval on Saturday last by 131 runs. The game was throughout rather in favour of the county, and on the whole the Cantabs did not show to the same advantage at any point. Mr. Bainbridge, who had been scoring so well in the earlier matches, was unfortunate in both innings, and the best batting on their side was by Messrs. Wright, Turner, Buxton and Kemp. The two last-named, who are both freshmen, are likely to be of great use to Cambridge in the future. Mr. Buxton, who was in the Harrow eleven last year, played with con­ fidence, and showed really good cricket. His style though, is not so taking as that of Mr. Kemp, who was in the Shrewsbury team of 1884. The latter’s off-play in particular was very fine and as he is very young there is reason to believe that he will develope into a really first-class bat. The best bowling on the Cambridge side was undoubtedly that of Mr. Rock, who kept a good length through­ out, and at times got a lot of work on to the ball. In all he took ten Surrey wickets at a cost of 108 runs. The most noticeable feature in Surrey’s cricket was the exception­ ally good batting of Maurice Read. He did not make a mistake in either innings, and as he scored 147 runs for only once out he deserves the fullest credit for a fine per­ formance. S urret . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. M. P. Bowden, 1b w, b Smi th*. .. .. .. .. S3 b Rock . * •■ •• 20 Abel, c Smith, b Rock .. .. 8 runout.. . . . . 21 Ur. E. J. Diver, b Toppin .. 1 run oat...................28 Mr. W. W. Read, 1 b w, b S m ith ..................................83 b Toppin .. ..2 1 Read, not out.. .. •• 88 b Wright, b Rock 59 Mr. J. Shuter, b Buxton . . 8 6 oToppin,bBuxton 1 Lohmann,c Smith, b Rook.. 0 o Turner,bToppin 27 Wood, b Rrck ................... 0 cBuxton, b Kook 5 Beaumont, b Rock .. .. 1 not ont................ .. 6 Bowley. o and b Rook .. . . 1 4 cWright,o Topptn 1 Mr. C. E. Horner, c Kemp, b R o c k .........................................2 o Buxton, b Boi k 0 B 6,1 b4, w 1, n b 1 . . 1 2 B 8,1 b 3 . . 1 1 Total .................. 233 Total ..212 C ahbridou U niversity , First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. C, W . Wright, o W . \V. Read, b Bowley.................. 13 oWood,bLohmann 42 Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, b Boaum ont................................ 0 cAbel,bBeaumont 5 Mr. G. M. Romp, c Wood, b Bowley.. .. .......................20 b Lohmann. • •. 18 Mr. 3. A, Turner, c and b Horner......................................41 b Lohmann.. .. 0 Mr. F J.de P«ravicini,cand b B o w le y .......................... 4 b Horner ,. ,. 3 Mr.C.D.Buxton,bBeaumont 48 b Lohm ann.. .. 2(J Hon, M. B. Hawke, o Wood, b Lobmann..............................17 o W . W. Read, b Vowley ., .. 4 Mr. C. W. Rock, run out .. 0 st Wood, b Loh- mann .. .. 9 Mr. F. Marchant, not out .. 14 b Beaumont .. 5 Mr. G. Toppin, b Lohmann 5 not out...................0 Mr. 0. A.Smith, b Lohmann 8 b Boaumont .. 9 B 2,1b 3.......................... 6 B 8, 1b2, w 2 12 Total ...................175 T otal.. ..189 BOWLINO ANALYSIS, S urrey , First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. K. W Rock .. .. 50 24 69 8 .. .. 68 28 49 4 Toppin .. 17 7 48 1 .. .. 29 16 43 8 S m ith .. .. 83 13 62 2 .. .. 19 6 48 0 Buxton .. P5 14 54 1 .. .. 22 7 48 1 Turner . . 6 3 13 0 C ambridge U nivers : iiy . Fir. t Innings. Second InningB, O. M. R. W. O. M, R. W Beaumont „ 43 10 71 2 .. .. 30 10 38 3 Bowley.. .. 16 10 22 3 . . . . 6 3 10 Lohmann .. 20.1 8 84 3 .. .. 86 13 67 5 Abel .. 8 2 28 0 Horner.. .. 11 6 17 1 .. .. 13 0 14 i Lohmann boiled t j o vide I.