Cricket 1885

JULY30,1885, CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME.299 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Duiwich on July 22. N e ’ e r - do - W e e l s . Sccoud Innings. I R a n d ...................18 First Inning?. H. E. M.Stutfield, c Wyld, b Rand ...................................................... 0 T. B. Harbottle, b John­ stone ..........................8 C.-T.H.Cooper, c Edwards, b Johnstone..................57 b Mountford W . J. Barry, c Wyld, b Johnstone .................. 2 D. H, Barry, c Moses, b John*tone ..................26 E. F Heritage, c Leake, b Johnstone ..................81 A, Bowden-Smith, b Monn<ford .................. 8 J. H. Vigne, b Mountford 0 A, B. Walford, notout .. 9 J.Cripp, c Wyld, b Mount­ ford ..................................8 cDouglas, b Mount­ ford ...................8 not o u t .................. 0 P. M. Walters, b Rand B15,lb7,wl,nb3 Total . 8 26 not out c Wyld, foid B b Mount- . ..168 D u l w ic h C o l l e g e , H.G.Wjld, st Walters, Total b Heritage .. .. 50 F. H. Johnstone, b W , J. B arry..................25 H.C. Moses, e Walford, b W. J. Barry .. .. 0 G, M, Pratt,c and b Heritage..................5 R. N, Douglas, not out 31 J. Douglas, b Heritage 3 J. Fawcett, o 'Walters, b Heritage .. ... 0 P. H. Fry, b Heritage H.G. Rand, o Stutlield, b Walford..................14 H,Ed«ftrd«,b Heritago 0 H. C. W . Mountford, b H eriage...................0 B C,1b 8 .. .. 9 Total ..145 BROADWATER v. 10th HUSSARS. Played at Broadwater, Godalming, on July 23. B r o a d w a t e r . W . D. Marshall, e Onslow, b Barintr .. 17 G, H. Longman, oSey­ mour, b Onslow .. 131 M. Marshall, o Baird, b Allsopp.................. 26 E. A. Milne,oHolland, b B aring..................69 B. Marshall, b Onslow 31 E.D. Gosling, run out 4 Rev. E. Mortlook, b Kavanagh..................25 10 th HUSSAR9. L. Lutyens, c Allsopp, b Bowlby..................8 N.Debanham,b Onslow 2 Hon. J. B. Roche, c Kavanagh, b Onslow 0 Rev. J. A. A. Tait, b Onslow ..................29 J. H. Giffard, not out 4 B 16,1 b 4, w 8 .. 23 Total Capt.Greenwood,bTait 21 Pte.Sejmour,b Gosling 88 Lieut. H. r. Allsopp, b T a it ..........................4) Lieut. A. H. Onslow, run eut ..................1 Lieut. F. R. Bowlby, b Longman..................23 Lieut. E, Baird, b M. Marshall’ .................. 6 Corp. Holland, Hon. E, not bat. Lieut. Hon. A.Lawley, c Giffard,b Longman Lieut. C.M. Kavanagh, not out .................. Corp. Williams, b Longman.................. B 9, lb 2, n b l .. Total . . ..144 Baring and Col. Wood did BARNES v. HAM. Played at Ham on July25. B a r n e s . R. Hutchinson, c A. Sheppard, c B enley, Button, b Figg 7 b Trevor.................. 4 C. Nettleton, c Button, A. B. Humble,b Brock- b Figg.......................... 2 well .......................... 0 O. G. Ladelle, c and b P. Nettleton, not out 3 Brockwell.................. 22 G. Davidson, b Brock- A. G. H. Stevens, c well .......................... 1 Trevor, b Figg 1 II. Shiriff, b Brock- C, E. Ratcliff,b Brock- well .......................... 0 well .......................... 13 B12, w l .. .. 13 W. R. Carter, c Figg, — b Trevor.................. 0 Total................... 66 H am . W. Brockwell, c HutF. Field, b Carter 8 chinson, b Cai ter .. 1 S. Trevor, b Carter .. 12 W. Ethridge, c Ladelie, b Hutchinson .. C. Fenley, b Carter .. 0 2 F. Button, b Carter .. 13 W . Figg, cP.Nettleton, H. Rockett, c Ladelle, b Ratcliff.................. 18 b P, Nettleton.. .. 8 G. Rockett, c Hutchiu J, Chirmrn, not out.. 12 son, b Carter .. 15 B 5,1 b 2 .. .. 7 J. Chandler, c Ratcliff, T o ta l................... b Carter . • ., . • a 94 DEPOT LEICESTERSHIRE REST. y . TU QUOQUES. Played at Glen Parva on July 20. D k p o t L e ic e s t e r s h ir e R e err. First Innirgp. Pte. Shcpperson, b L. Davis ..........................0 Pte. Hall, b Powers.. .. 1 Capt.’Reader, run out .. 6 Pte. Madden, run out .. 7 Sergt, Butler, b L, Davis 4 Major Rolph, b Powers.. 0 Pte. Gillam, c Tomlin, b P ow ers.......................... 8 c Capt. Creed, c Powera, b L. Davis..........................0 c Second Innings. c S. Davis, b Sea- brook..................8 c S. Davis, b Eppstein .. .. 28 b S. Davis .. ..I S b S. Davis .. .. 21 c Bacon, b S. Davis 11 Seabrook, Eppstein .. Lieut. Humfery, not ont 13 Pte. Noble, c Withers, b P ow ers..........................16 Pte. Rice, c Eppstein, b Goddard..................£ . . 8 B 5, 1b 1 ..................6 c W thers, b S. D avis.................. 25 b 3. Davis.................. 0 c S. Davis, b Turner 9 c Baker, b Goddard 1 B 12,1 b 3 ..1 5 Total 59 Total , .121 Tu Q u o q u e s . J. S. Bacon, b Rice Rev. J. H. Seabrook, c Madden, b Rice .. 18 G. W. Powers, b Rice 1) J. Tomlin, run out ..3 8 S. Davis, jun.,bRice.. 0 H. Davis, b Rice.. .. 0 A. L. Davis, b Hall .. 0 J.’A. Turner, c Butler, b Rice ..................3 W. C. F-ppstfcin.not out 14 T. Withers, b Rice .. 1 Goddard, c Noble, b R ic e ............................... 2 B 7,1 b 8, w 3 ..1 8 Total....................103 LUTTERWORTH y. TU QUOQUES. Played at Hinckley on July 2'2. L u t t e r w o r t h . H. W. Fagge, b Powers 1 J. Powers, b S. Davis.. 0 C. 8meeton, b S. Davis 2 J. W. Clarke ,b S.Davis 5 T. Green, c Tomlin, b S. D avis.................. 2 T. C. Bodycote, c Eppstein,bHenderson 24 A.Bannister, b Powers 2 J. R. Ogle, c Baxter, b Eppstein...................52 Tu Q u o q u e s , J. King, run out.. Rose, c Eppstein, b Powers .................. R. W . G. Staintou, not out .......................... B 4,1 b 8, w 1 Total . 0 . 8 .105 S.Bacon, b Ros* .. 13 T. Baxter, b Ross .. 0 S. H. Henderson, b Clarke ..................15 J. Tomlin, c King, b R oss..........................0 G. Powers, c Smceton, b Bodycote .. .. 81 S. Davis, Jan., b Roas 67 W.Eppstein,bBodyco‘e 5 H. Davis, c King, b R o ss.......................... 9 J, A. Turner, not out.. 27 W , Payne,stBannieter, b Powers.................. 80 B 10,1 b 6, w I .. 17 Total . ..214 His figures were twelve fours, four threes, sixteen twos and forty singles, Yorkshire, who were 51 behind on the first innings, had lost half their wickets for 153 in the second, when p!ay ceased on Tuesday night. As they were taen 102 runs on, there was quite a chance of a victory for Glouces­ tershire. Bates, who had made seventy-five overnight, too, was quickly disposed of yesterday morning for an addition of nine runs, and the game looked worse for York­ shire. Some free hitting by Emmett, Petl and Hunter, however, altered the aspect of the game, and Gloucestershire had to go in to make 275 runs to win with no possibility of obtaining them, end just a chance of getting out. Though Mr. Grace, Mr. Gilbert and Painter were got rid of, Messrs. Townsend and Pullen played such capital cricket that no further wicket was secured, and the match ended in a draw very creditable to Glouces­ tershire. Mr. Grace’s 132, it is worthy of remark, is the highest score he has made since his 182 for Gloucestershire v. Notts, at Trent Bridge in 1881. Everyone will be pleased to hear of his latest success. Y o r k s h ir e . First Inning3. Second Innings. Hall, st Pullen, b Page .. 40 runout..................2 Cljett, c Page, b Woof .. 80 1b w, b Woof .. 6 Grimshaw, c Gilbert, b Pago 62 o Brain, b Woof 26 Bates, b Page..........................5 Preston, b Townsend .. .. 8 F. Lee, run o u t ...................2 Perl, b Page.......................... 89 Emmett, b Page .. ... ..18 Peate, o Townsend, b Pago 5 Hunter, not o u t.................. 11 Harrison, b Grace .. ..17 B 3,1 b 1 ...............4 YORKSHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The Gloucestershire elevea are to be heartily congratulated on their excellent show in this match, finished at Bradford yesterday, more especially when the brilliant form of Yorkshire just recently is taken into account. When play ceased last night, Messrs. Townsend and Puilen were thoroughly well in, and 170 of the 275 wanted to win had been got for the loss of only three wickets. From this, it will be seen that the Yorkshiremen had certainly not the best of the draw, on the contrary, the game pre­ sented an aspect more favourable to their opponents. The chief features of the match were the excellent batting of Mr. W. G. Grace and Painter, ia addition to the two batsmen already named for Gloucestershire, of Bates, Grimshaw, Peel, and Hunter for Yorkshire, and the creditable bowling of Mr. Page and Woof for Gloucestershire. Mr. Grace and Painter were responsible for 209 out of 268 from the bat in the first innings of Gloucestershire, Painter hit in fine style, and he helped Mr. Grace to put on 1G1 runs for the second wicket. The Gloucestershire captain’s score of 132 was worthy of his best days. With tho excep­ tion of a hard ciiance to short blip, there was not tho bhadow of a fault in his innings c Page, bWoof ..8 4 b Woof..................35 c Grace, b Woof.. 4 c Painter,b Greg* 52 b Grace .. .. 27 c Gilbert, b Grace 12 not out..................60 c and b Gregg .. 10 Extras .. .. 7 Total ................... 236 Total ..825 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, run out. .132 b Peate...............1 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, c Peel, b B 't e s ..................................n c Paate, b Peel .. 29 Painter, b Preston .. ..7 7 c Hall, bPeel ..3 J Mr. F. Townsend, b Preston 0 not out..............47 Mr. W. W .F. Pulen, b Em­ mett ..................................2 notout.. .. ..4 1 Mr. J. H. Brain, c Hall, b B a tes..................................11 Mr, H. V. Page, hw, b Bates 9 Mr. E. L. Griffiths, b Peel.. 0 Gregg, c Lee, b Harrison .. 12 Woof, c and b Preston .. 13 Mr. J. A. Bush, not out .. 2 B 11,1 b 6, w 2 .. ..19 Extras.. Total .................. 237 Total.. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k s h ir e , .. 16 ..170 First Inning. O. M. R. W, Grace .. . . 17.1 6 33 1 Woof .. . . 39 13 77 1 Gregg .. . . 24 5 44 0 Gilbert . 3 1 6 0 Page .. . . 24 5 52 t> Townsend , . 7 2 20 1 Brain .. Painter.. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. 87 18 23 23 Second Innings. O. M. R. W .. 40 17 75 2 .. 51 24 82 .. 28.2 10 45 ,. 8 .3 3 1 0 1 0 _ 11 63 5 2 11 (» Second Innings. Bates .. Harrison Peato .. Emmett Peel Preeton 5 37 7 47 . 9 48 . 84 15 42 ,11 4 26 O. M. R. W 16 2 38 0 12 5 17 0 13 11 80 1 8 21 . 0 2 17 . 26 17 82 Emmeit bowled two wide*. 8 15 0 R ugbs v. M aklborough . — The annual match between these public schools wad commenced at Lord’s yesterday. Ruirby went in first, and scored 269 (H. C Bradbv w ’ *,■ ®-T? addum 49- A ‘ D- ^ te so n 40. L Wreford-Brown 33, R. A. Wilson 3J not out, and E H. Bradby 26).. Wh n play ceased Marlborough had made 117 for t e loss of only two wickets L. O Meyriek captain, not out 27, aud !•’. Meyrick-Jon.s’ n?‘ oui 71< having added 100 since tbe fall of the hrst wicket.