Cricket 1885

2 5 4 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 9, 1885.. : LANCASHIRE v. ESSEX. Lancashire, though represented by a moderate eleven, had no difficulty in win­ ning its first match of the season with Essex, played at Manchester, on Thursday and Friday last. The scoring was not high on either side, and there was nothing very note­ worthy in the cricket. Crossland’s residen­ tial qualification having been disallowed by M.C.C. he was o f course an absentee, and his services are not now available for Lancashire. Mr. E. Hornby, Mr. H. Eccles and Copeland were tried for the first time in this match Mr.C.D. Buxton,of the Cambridge University eleven, made his appearance in the Essex eleven. He was of great service too, with both bat and ball, making 61, the largest number on the side, besides taking three wickets fer 44 runs. L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Owen, b Bishop' .. G Barlow, e Silcock, b Bishop ................. 8 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Bishop .. .. 0 Bower, c Jones, b Pickett ...................27 Mr. 0. H. Haigh, c McEwen, b Buxton.. 21 Mr. H. Eccles, ran ont 43 WILLESDEN v. KENSINGT Played at Willesden on July 4. K e n s in g t o n . N Mr. E. Hornby, b Bux­ ton ...........................4 Watson, b Bishop .. 8 Yates, n ot out .. .. 57 Copeland, h w, b Sil­ cock .......................... 21 Pilling, c Womersley, b Button...................4 B 6 , 1b 5, n b 5 .. 16 Total .208 In the Second Innings Mr. Hornby scored (not out) 36, Barlow, b Bishop 17, Mr. Lancashire (not out) 9 ; b 9.—Total, 71. ESSEX, First Innings. Mr. C. E. Green, 1 b w. b Watson ................... . . 1 2 cWatson.b Barlow Mr. F. H. Stevens,b Barlow 9 Mr. H. G. Owen, b Barlow 0 Mr C. D. Buxton, c Yates, b Barlow .......................... 28 b Watson Jones, b Watson.................. 22 b Watson Silooek, c Pilling, b Watson 0 b Watson Mr. D. Womersley, c Cope­ land, b E. Hornby .. 10 b Watson Pickett, b Barlow.................. 0 Second Innings. c Yates, b Barlow b Watson .. .. c A. N. Hornby, b Copeland. . .. 33 Mr. J. J. Read, c Bower, b E. Hornby.......................... 0 b E. Hornby .. 23 Mr. F. A. Bi hop, b Watson 22 b Copeland .. .. 1 Mr. G. McEwen, not out .. 12 not ont.................. 8 B .................................. 8 B 8 ,1 b 7 . . 1 5 Total .................. 118 Total ..157 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. (>. M. R.W. Biahop .. .. 41 11 95 4 Silcock .. .. 81 15 39 1 Pickett . . . . 15 6 22 1 Baxton .. ••20 3 5 36 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . . .. 14 8 36 1 .. .. 9 2 18 0 . . . . 4 1 8 0 Bishop bowled fire no-balls. E s s e x . First Innings. O. M. B.W. W atson.. .. 86.317 49 4 Barlow .. .. 41 26 42 4 Yates . . . . 6 2 14 0 Hornby.. . . 1 1 7 10 2 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. .. . . 41 27 59 5 .. .. 86 19 43 2 .. .. 3 0 9 0 6 2 10 1 J. R. Stewart, b Hawkins...................10 J. P. Dillon, b Wick .. 8 C. E. Bloomer, st Parfitt, b Hawkins.. 2 D. Mackay, b Wick .. 14 J. M. Atkinson, c and b E. L. Rogers .. 5 H. R. Payne, b Wick 26 W. W. Nicholson, b E. L. Rogers..................16 G. R. Jenner, not out H. C. Yockney, b Wick J.G. Richards, b Wick B 5,1 b 2 .. .. Total 91 W lLLE SD E N . Copeland 11 4 16 2 CITY RAMBLERS v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on July 4. C it y B im b l e b s . H. W . Ward, b Hill .. 0 H.W.Piiestley, run out 48 J. Dempsey,bLemmon 4 C. ▲. Hooper,bLemmon 10 D. P. Boote, c Foss, b Lemmon.................. 14 W. R. Hassall, st Clay, b J. Grant................,1 8 W. J. Hill,h w.bHarper 0 Total A d o is c o m b e . A. C. Field, b Scott .. 10 A. C. Harper.c Hasnall, b Dempsey .. .. 0 C. J. Foss, b Scott .. 2 J. Grant, c Payne, b Dempsey .. .. .. 5 F. Clay, c Payne, b Boote...........................30 W. Lemmon, b Soott.. 25 W . Scott, c Grant, b Harper ...................4 H. B. Payne, c She­ pard, b Harper .. 9 A. Duke, b Hill .. .. 7 J. Crowther, not out 13 B 18, lb 4, w 1 . . 2 3 ..150 P. Hill, c Hooper, b Boote.......................... 5 A. F. Harland, b Scott 1 R. B. Grant, not out.. 14 S. Shtpard, b Boote .. 3 J. Davis, 1 b w,b Boote 0 B .....................10 R. Davie, c and b Richards.................. 26 E. L. Roger?, run out 3 G.C.Locket,c Bloomer, b Nicholson .. .. 4 F. E. Hawkins, b Richards.................. 4 A. E. Robingon, c Jenner, b Richards 23 G. S. Burt and W . F. Levick, c Dillon, b Richards.................. E. Parfitt, not out .. A. Hughes, b Stewart S. Cooke, not out B 11, w 3 .. .. Total .. .. 92 Wick did not bat. PALLINGSWICK v. EPSOM COLLEGE. Played at Epsom on July 1. P a l u n g s w ic k . Total .105 W, H. P. po, b Morley 0 S. Jobson, b Wright.. 6 S. Flindt, b Morley .. 0 J. Howard, c Hoffmeis- ter, b Wright .. .. 0 P. Schooling, b Wright 5 D. H. Daniel],b Morley 6 A. W. Graham, c Total Newton, b Morley . E pso m C o l l e g e . S. R. Wright,c Howard, b F lin d t...................39 R. Lamphier, c Meares, b F lin d t.................. 5 C . Taylor, c Howard, b Pope...........................89 S. Lury, c Jobson, b H o w a rd ................... 8 W. Morley, c Jobgon, b M eares.................. 10 H. Hoffmeigter, c Pope, b Jobson.................. 18 A. L. Meareg,b Wright 8 F.L.B.Calcott,bWright 0 P. J. de Launey, 1b w, b Wright.................. 2 L, Salt, not out.. .. 0 B 4,1 b 4, w 1 .. 9 F. Worth, b Pope .. T. Newton, b Pope .. H, Thomson, 1 b w. b Flindt .................. J. Chatham, b Flindt E. Ricker, not out .. B 25, w 1, n b 1 .. T otal...................181 LAW CLUB y . CROYDON. Played at Willesden Green on July 4. C e o y d o n . W. C. Elborough. c Collins, b Webb .. 1 W . E. Aldis, b Waller 0 C. H. Wickes, c Ceely, b W e b b ........................ 4 B 2,1 b 8 .. .. 5 F. Grant, b Waller .. 0 A.Whitehead,b Waller 7 W, T. Grant, 1 b w, b Waller .......... 0 E. J. Day, bWaller .. 2 J. C. Neech, bWaller 4 H. R. Groom, not out 16 E. R. Wilkinson, b Total .. . . 5 0 Webb .......... 2 E. Shore, c Waller, b Webb.......................9 | In the Second Innings A.Whitehead scored (not out), 19, W. T. Grant (not out), 13, H. R. Groom, c Ravenor, b Webb, 8 ; b 2.—Total, 42. L a w C l u b . T. S. Webb, st Groom, b F. Grant .. . . 11 S. H. Turner, b Neech 0 J.E.Shaw,cElborough, b Whitehead .. .. 27 W . Williamson, b Whitehead .. .. 0 W . G. A. Ravenor, b Whitehead .. . . 1 2 J. Clutton, b White­ head ...........................7 G. Webster, c Groom, b N e e c h .................. 26 G. E. Waller, c F. Grant, b Neech .. 2 W. Hayes, b White­ head, b Neech.. .. 8 J. A. Collins, c sub., b Neech .................. 0 A. B. A. Ceely, not out 6 B 10,1b 1 .. . . 1 1 Total ..105 LAW C. & Gr, v.HAMPTON WICK C. & G> Played at Bushey Park on June 30. L a w C l u b . J. E. Shaw, b Peck .. 8 C. H. W , Beresford, b Peck....................... 83 H. T. Twynam, b Strutt-Cavill .. . . 2 3 V. H. Wodehouse, b Strutt-Caviil .. .. 0 G. A. Rlmlngton, 1b w, b Bull.......................10 G. Webster,b Pa'ce.. 41 G. E. Waller, b Paice 11 Chester, not out.. H. Morton, b Peck .. A. Stanford, b Paice.. B 9. 1b 8 , w 4 .. Total .240 First Innings. J. A. E. Campbell, c sub. b Waller........................ Chester, b Waller .. . A. S. Bull, b Chester A. ff. Powell, run out Strutt-Cavill, b Cheator . R. W. Ferguson, b Chester R. B. Matthews, b Waller H.C- Paice, b Chester .. H. Dickenson, b Chester Peck, not o u t ................... R, J. Belchamber,bChester H a m p t o n .W ic k . 8 econd Innings. T o ta l.................. 78 22 c Sha\*, b Webster 5 18 , 6 b Chester .. .. 2 12 c Webster,b Chester 0 0 1 1 16 1 0 2 7 st Rimington, b Webster .. .. 5 2 7 1 78 Total .. .. 3) UXBRIDGE v. EALING. Played at Ealing on July 4. U x b r id g e . W. L. Eves, b Chilman 40 A. C. Bird, b McCrae 13 F. Willis, b Relton .. 8 A. Ireland, not out .. C, M. Woodbridge Belton, b Chilman .. 20 C, E. Stevens, c Wood, b Chilman..................7 O, Thomas,c Batchelor, b Hine ..................19 E. Stevens,b Batchelor 44 F.J.Rutter, b Batchelor 10 E a li n o . First Innings. E. Willis, c Wood, b Batchelor...................1 Woods, c Hemsley, b S t r a o a c k ..........................86 B ...........................9 Total. .235 C. Stranack, b Woods 0 B. Bolton, b E. Stevens...................13 R. G. M’Crae, bWoods 1 J. Robinson, b Woods 4 J. M. Hine, not out .. 2 B 11,1 b 1, w 1 .. 13 Total . 76 A. M. Hemsley, c F. Willis, b Woods .. 2 E. H. Trask, c Bird, b Woods ..................0 S. F. Wood, b Woods 29 W. A. Daw, b Woods.. 7 Chilman, c Woods, b Woodbridge .. .. 0 A.Batchelor, oThomks, b E. Stevens .. .. 5 In the Second Innings Hemsley scored (not out) 42 Wood (not out) 12, Ch'lman, c sub., b C. E. Stevens, 4 Stranack, o Willis, b Thomas, 6 ; b 6 , n b 1—Total 71 FREE FORESTERS v. OATLANDS PARK. Played at Weybridge on June 24. F r e e F o r e s t e r s . 56 b ,. 5 C. Booth, run out G. H, Goldney, Hickley .................. E. M. Hadow, c Brotherhood,bHick* ley .......................... B. W. Byas«,b Walker J. H. Hornsby.c Bruce, b Wetton.................. E, J. Beaumont, b H ic k le y .................. 15 B. H. Fowler, c Hickley, b Wetton.. 20 H. H. Longman, b Hickley ...................22 Capt. B. Baker, not out 3 ) F. Crowder, b Walker 81 E. Rutter, b Hickley 11 B IS, lb 5, w 1 .. 24 Total . .258 First Innings. C. L, Hickley, run out .. 10 J. B. Walker, b Hadow .. 0 H. Wetton, b Hadow .. 8 H. Bro’herhood, bGoldney 14 W. R. Lyon, b Goldney .. 4 Hon.andRev.J.Marsham,b Hadow ..........................3 W. H. Paine, b Goldney.. 16 F. W . Money-Coutts, b Goldney.......................... J. Bruce, c Fowler, b Goldney.......................... C. T. Ta;ham, not out .. B. M. Newman, b Goldney B 3,1 b 2,w 2 .. .. O a t l a n d s P a r k . Seoond Innings, c Crowder, b Beau­ mont ...................84 c and b Hadow .. 17 b Beaumont .. .. 0 run out .. .. .. 8 b Iladow.. .. .. 4 b Hadow...................0 b Hadow.................. 83 8 c Booth, b Hadow.. 0 Total. 72 c and b Hadow .. 0 cand b Beaumont.. 10 not o u t ................... 1 B 8 , w 1 .. .. 9 Total .. ..I ll I n a match between Manchester Clifford and Rhodes Clubs last Saturday each side scored 32. N e w C r ic k e t P h o t o g r a p h , containing Portraits of ninety of the loading Oricketers of England. Cabinets, 1/-; larger sizes, 2/0 and 7/6. “ One of the best things I have seen.”— Sheffield D a ily Telegraph, “ The likenesses generally are excellent/’— Crickit. “ Gcod and easily distinguishable.”— Athletic Ntics. “ An excellent photograph.”— Publisher*' Circular. “ The best shilling’sworth ever entoied at Stationers’ Hall.” — Cricketer'* U eia ld .— h/L. H URST, 28, Church fctreet, Sheffield,