Cricket 1885

298 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j h l y so . ml. versity L on g Vacation Club, at Cam­ bridge. I am requested to state that he will be glad to arrange two or three day fixtures, to be played on the University ground, on behalf o f the L .Y . C. for this term, i.e., up to August 20. Matches with minor counties would be preferred, though any ap­ plications from well-known Clubs will be welcomed. T h e follow ing table will give the results of the matches by the nine leading Counties this season up to date. Yorkshire Won 6 , Lost .. 1 Drav .. 5 Notts 4 . . . 1 .. 2 Surrey .. 6 .. 2 .. 2 Lancashire .. 3 ,.. 2 .. 1 Derbyshire .. 1 ... 2 . . 0 Kent 2 . . 3 . . . 0 Gloucestershire 2 ,.. 3 . . 1 Middlesex 1 . 5 . . 0 Sussex .. 1 . .. 7 . . 1 CHELTENHAM COLLEGE v. M.C.C. & G, Played at Cheltenham on Monday and Tuesday. There were three absentees on the side of M.C.C. M.C.C. Mr. W . A. Prender- ga«t, absent .. .. 0 Mr. W.Hastings,absent 0 Mr.A.Hoare,b A.Glnss 16 Rev.P.H.Smith,absent 0 Mr. T. R. Ward, c Turner,b A. Glass.. 1 Extras...................9 Total. Mr. J. S. Russel, c Wright, b E. Glafs 21 Scotton, b A. Glass . 205 F. Hearne, c Plomer, b A. G 'a e s ...................... 78 Mr. II. Ross, c Ward, b Blyth............................130 G. G. Hearne, not out 39 Mr. A. B. Champain, b Richardson .. .. 0 C h e l t e n h a m C o l l e g e . First Innings, 8 econd Innings. H. Banks, c Wright, b S c o to n ..........................12 b Scotton.............. 6 E. Glass, lb w ,b Scotton 1 H. Blyth, b F. Hearne .. 2 b F. Hearne .. ..1 1 E. Ward, b Scotton.. .. 13 b F. Hearne .. .. 1 H. Champain, b Scotton 0 not o u t .............10 P. Turner, b Scotton .. 12 b Scotton............. 11 F, Oliver, c and b Scotton 0 A . Glass, b F. Hearne ..8 6 c Prendergaf-t, b Scotton .. .. 8 A. D. Plomer, c Champain, b Scotton..........................14 n o to u t ................. 9 E. W . Richardson, notout 8 W. Blair, c and b Scottoc 0 Extras ...................7 Total..................100 Total .. ..5 1 BROADWATER v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Crystal Palace on July 25. B r o a d w a t e r . S. W. Cattley, c A. W. Dorman, b Turner 53 H, W . Bainbridge, c W. R. Hawkins, b C. H. Dorman .. .. 44 A. Whitfeld, b A. W. D nrm an..................22 G. H.Longman,run outl31 W . D. Marshall, b A. W. Dorman .. .. 52 A. C. Cattley, cCurrey, b A .W . Dorman 13 Total, W . Nonis, 1 b f , b Turner .................. 0 A. H. Brown, b Fox .. 13 S. M. Fergusson, c Gardiner-Woolloton, b C. H. Dorman .. 13 M. Marshall, not cut.. 0 C. A. Pope, c Fox, b C. H. Dorman .. .. 0 B 25,1 b 6 .. .. 31 C r y s t a l P a l a c e . 872 C. J. M. Fox, not out.. 1 B 10,w 5 .. ..1 5 W. Kettlewell, e A. C. Cattley, b Whitfeld 14 S. Colman, not out .. 89 L. J. Turner, b M. Marshall.................. 6 H. Hetley, P. Currey, A. W . Dorman, C. H. Dcrman, W . R. Hawkins, Gardiner-Woolloton and Another did ot bat. Total. 75 T H E R E IG A T E W E E K . GENTLEMEN OP SURREY v. GENTLE­ MEN OF DERBYSHIRE ( w ith two P rofessionals ). The Gentlemen of Sarray hxd all the best of this, the opening match of the Reigate week, on Monday and Tuesday. At the finish the Gentlemen of Derbyshire were two runs on with only one wicket to fall, G e n t l e m e n o f S o r r b y . K. J. Key, c Barrington, b Marlow..................123 E, J. Direr, c Gifford, b Marl >w..................54 W. W. Read, c Marlow, b Chatterton .. .. 19 H. W. Bainbridge, c C upe, b Dix<>n .. 9 M. P. Bovtdon, c Dixon, b Hutchinson .. ..9 5 F.W.Bush,c andbDixon 6 E. A. Bush, c Marlow, b D ix on ...................4 C. D. Roller, c Marlow b Chatterton .. .. 20 J. N. Bush, not out .. 48 C. E. Horner, bMarlow 18 F. C. Morrison, b Marlow ...................0 Extras.................. H Total ..405 G e n t l e m e n o f D e r b y s h ir e . Stcond Innings. 0 c Bowden, b Mor- First Innings. CaptainJohnson,bF.W.Bush Mr. G. B. Barrington, c Homer, b F. W.Bush 0 Mr, W. S. Eadie, b Horner.. 25 M-. E. Coupe, c Read, b F. W. B u s h .......................15 Mr. H. A. Morley, c Diver, b F. W. B a s h ................5 Dr. Dixon, c Morrison, b F. W . Bush .......................27 Chatterton, c F. W. Bush, b Bainbridge...................... 83 Rev. W. J. Humble Crofts, c J. N., bF. W .Bush.. ..1 0 Marlow, c Bainbridge, b Horner..............................42 Mr. E. H. Hutchinsoi, b M orrison...................... 14 Mr. R. Gifford, not out .. 18 Extras ...................... 23 riaon.. si Bowden, b W. W. Read .. b Bowden .. Total .215 csub,bC.E.Horner 22 not out.................. 4 lbw,b'W.W.Read 18 b Bowden .. .. 0 c Key, b Bowden 12 b Morrison .. .. 0 stDiver,bMorrison 2 Extras .. ..8 8 Total ..192 M.C.C. & G. v. CLIFTON COLLEGE. The Clifton eleven made a poor show in this match at Lord’s on Monday and Tuesday, and were beaten by an innings and 385 runs. Messrs, Hadow and Bather made 143 forthe first wicket of M.C.C , and Mr. Roe and Daven­ port while together put on 170 runs in an hour and twenty minutes. On Monday, 521 runs were scored, the largest number ever made in one day at Lord’s. Mr. Burge took eleven Clifton wickets for 68 runs. T he C ollege . First Innings. Seconl Innings. C. Cuyler, c Haflow, b Burge ..........................4 b Mycroft .. .. 12 D. G. M. Campbell, b Burge ..........................14 b Mycrofb .. .. 6 G. Fowler (capt.) b Burge 17 bMycroft .. ..2 0 E. G. Mayo, b Fotnergiil 18 c Davenport, b Burge.................. 4 J. R. Head, c Davenport, b Fothergill .................. 0 run o u t .......................4 G. M. King, c Mycroft, b Burge .......................... 4 b Halow .......................5 G.F. Gerds, b Berge ..2 0 b Hvlow..................15 F. A. Hardy, b Fothergill 11 c Mycroft, b Burge 0 W, M. H. Armstrong, st Davenport, b Burge .. 0 not o u t ..................0 O. P. Bosanquet, not out 0 st Davenport, b B urge...................0 L. E. G. Abney, c Wilkin­ son, b Burge .................. 0 c Wilkinson, b B urge.................. 1 B 4, 1 b 2 .................. 6 B .......................5 LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. Lancashire gained its second victory of the season over Sussex, at Manchester, on Tuesday, winning by 154 runs. The scoring on both sides, considering that there was nothing in the wicket to help the bowlers materially, was surprisingly small. Alto­ gether forty wickets only realised an aggregate of 472, an average of less than twelve runs, and Robinson’s Sfcond score of 39 for Lancashire was the highest of the match. Arthur Hide’s 15 wa3 the only double figure in the first innings of Sussex. The bowling figures of Barlow and Jesse Hide for their respective sides were note­ worthy. The former’s, though, were con­ siderably the better of the two. He took in all eleven wickets at acost of only 67 runs. L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. Seoond Innings. Mr, A. N. Hornby, b J. Hido 6 b A. Hide .. ..2 7 Barlow, c Phillips, b J. Hide 11 b J. Hide .. .. 1 Mr.O. P. Lancashire, c Coles. b J. H id e ..........................12 run out.....................83 Mr. G. M. Kemp, b J. Hide 1 candbHumphreys 5 Briggs, c Humphreys, b J, H id e ........................................1 b A. Hide .. ..1 4 Rev. V. F. Royle, b J. Hide 4 b Newham .. ..2 9 Mr. L. D. Hildyard, b J. Hide 0 lbw, bHumphreys 19 RoMnson, c A. Hide, b Humphreys ..................5 1b w, b J. Hide .. 39 Yates, cWyatt, bHumphreys 27 b Humphreys .. 26 Mr. A. T. Kemble, b J. Hide 17 c Tester, b Hum­ phreya .. .. 8 Watson, not out .. .. ..1 8 notout..................4 B 2,1 b 1................................ 8 B 2 ,l b l .. 8 Total ....................105 Total ..208 S u s s e x . First Innings. Second Innings, Tester, b Watson..................0 cHoroby.b Barlow 11 Quaife, b Watson.. .. .. 5 b Barlow .. .. 0 Mr. W . Newham, c and b Barlow..................................4 c Lancashire, b Watson .. ..2 0 Mr. A. Blackman, h w, b Watson .......................... 6 c Royle, b Barlow 12 Humphreys, not out .. .. 8 c Royle, b Barlow 20 J. Hide, run o u t ................5 b Briggi .. .. 26 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, b Barlow 0 b Briggs .. .. 7 Mr. P. Coles, c Watson, b Barlow ..........................0 notout.......................8 Mr. G. Brann, b Barlow .. 0 stKemble,bBriggs 8 H. Phillips, b Barlow .. .. 2 b Barlow .. .. 3 A. Hide, b Watson .. ..1 5 b Barlow .. .. 0 B 3, 1b 1 .. 4 Total ......................45 Total ..114 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. " Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. J. H ide.. .. 83 14 47 8 .. .. 29.1 12 60 2 A. Hide.. .. 17 7 22 0 .. .. 20 8 83 2 Humphreys .. 15.1 2 83 2 .. .. 20 1 6 J 4 B'ackman 9 3 12 0 Newham 8 2 26 1 Tester.. 5 1 12 0 --------- S u s s e x . First Innings. Second Inniug«, O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Watson.. .. 35.1 23 24 4 .. .. 84 20 40 1 Barlow .. .. 8528 21 5 .. .. 46.229 46 6 Briggs 13 5 24 3 T o ta l..................94 M.C.C. Total.. .. 72 Mr,E.M. Hadow, c and b G e id s ..................83 Mr. W. H. Bather, b Fowler ..................60 Davenport, b Abney.. 179 Mr. W. N. Roe, b Abney ..................102 Mr. E. II. Wilkinson, b A bney...................12 Mr. G. R. Burge, c Armstrong, b Gords 7 Mr. C. J. H. Cooper, b Abney ...................16 Fothergill. b Fowler .. 8 Rev. F W. Hotham, not out .................. 22 Mr. C. A. Pidcock, b Fowler ...................0 W. Mycrofl, b Fowler 11 B 28, lb 17 .. .. 45 Total .551 Y oung A mateurs and Y oung P ro ­ fessionals of S ukbey .— A match will he played at the Oval to-day and to-morrow between young Amateurs and young Pro­ fessionals of Surrey. The following will be the elevens: Amateurs — M. H. Paine (Oriel College, Oxford), F. F. Crichton (St. Mark’s College), N. B, Baker (Wellington), P. Castle (Uppingham), H. G. Wyld and R. N, Douglas (Dulwich), W. R. Moon (West­ minster), V. L. Menzies and H. N. Paino (Bradlield),W.M.O. Ewing (Christ’s College, Finchley), and W. Austin (Thanet College, Margate). Professionals—English (Dorking), Lockyer (Cranleigh), Carpenter (Reigate), F. and G. S. Harrison (Nunhead), Banks and Galaworthy(Babtersea), King (Star C.C.), Walbourne and Chilton (Croydon), Jackson (Southwark Park).