Cricket 1885

302 CRICKET; A 'WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 30 , 1865. Lohm ann. There were then still wanting 58 to win, and the game seemed a certainty for K ent. Though B eaum ont escaped a chance of stumping, Lohm ann and he, how­ ever, gave no other chance, and thirty-four had been added when the former was caught at the wicket. Mr. Horner, the last m an, came in to Lohm ann with 32 runs still required, and soon after his arrival a general appeal for a catch by the wicket-keeper was given in his favour. After this the two batsmen continued to put on runs steadily, and there was intense excitement as the score rose. In consequence of an agreement between the two captains it was decided to play the m atch out, and it was twenty-five m inutes to eight before M r. Horner, who m ight have been run out in scoring it, made the w inning hit. Lob m aun carried out his bat for 34, a m ost creditable display of batting under the circumstances. Mr. H om er also deserves the highest praise for his judicious play at Ihe crisis. To this pair Surrey owed a well- earned and most exciting victory. In their Becond innings five batsmen failed to get a run. K ent . First Innings. Becond Innings, Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, b Beaumont.......................... 4 b Beaumont .. 7 F. Hearne, b Beaumont .. 6 b Beaumont .. 16 G. G. Hearne, o Abel, b Beaumont................................7 c Diver, b Beau* mont...................10 Rev.R.T.Thornton,c Shuter, b Beaumont .................. 0 b Lohmann.. .. 0 Mr. R. S.Jones, b Beanmont 47 run out.................. 12 Mr. T. R. Hine-Haycock, b Lohm ann.......................... 21 b Beaumont .. 18 Mr. F. Marchant c Wood, b Lohm ann..............................16 o Read, b Loh­ mann .. .. 8 Mr. 8. Christopherson, c Wood, b Lohmann .. ..2 4 b Beaumont .. 18 J. Wootton, b Abel .. .. 27 notont..................4 A.Hearne, not out .. ..2 0 bBeaumont.. .. 0 J. Pentecost, b Beaumont.. 24 b Lohmann.. .. 2 B 4,1 b 4 .................. .. JZ BIO, 1 b 8 .. 13 Total ...................213 Total ..117 S urrey . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. K. J. Koy, run out .. 4 b Christopherson 48 Mr. J. 8huter, c and b Chris. topherson..........................4 b Wootton.. .. 0 Mr. E. J. Diver, b Christo- pberson ..........................0 c Christopherson, b Wootton .. 0 Mr, W . W . Read, c Christo­ pherson, b Wootton .. .. 81 cG . G. Heame, b A. Hearne .. 21 Abel, b W ootton.................. 8 b Christopherson 19 Mr. M. P. Bowden, b Woot­ ton ..................................7 b Christopherson 0 Mr. F. W. Bush, b Wootton 1 b Christopherson 0 Wood, b Wootton.................. 57 c F. Hearne, b Wootton.. .. 0 Beaumont, c Wootton, b Christopherson.................. 17 c Pentecost, b Wootton.. ... 10 Lohmann, o Jones, b Woot­ ton .................................. 1 not out.................84 Mr. C. E. Horner, not ont.. 0 not out................. 12 L b ..................................2 B 7.1b 3 .. 10 Total..........................177 Total ..1 BOWLING ANALYSIS. K ent . First Innings. Second Inningp, O. M. R. W. 0. M. B, W. Both .. .. 24 10 29 0 Beaumont .. 47.1 28 f.2 6 . . . . 88 21 63 6 Lohmann .. 25 9 68 8 . . . . 88 21 61 8 Homer .. 12 5 26 0 Abel . . . . 10 5 20 1 SURBET. First Inninge. Second Inning.. °- M- B- W> W. Christopher- son .. .. 81 15 60 3 .. .. 87 17 69 4 Wootton .. 48.127 68 tj .. .. £ 6.2 85 64 4 A. Hta-ne .. 28 8 67 0 . . . . 18 9 21 1 O n Saturday last, at Forest Gate, against the St. Mathias C.C., the Corahill C.C. scored 277 runs for the loss of tbree wickets in two hours and three-quarters. SUBREYC. & a . v. CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL. Pl&yed at Charterhouse on July 22. Jones took eight Charterhouse wickets at a cost of 17 runs. S u r r e y C. & G. Jone*, b Streatfeild .. 17 Harrison, b Wreford- Brown ........................ 0 Mr.S.Caatle,b Wreford- Brown .........................0 Mr. W. D. Marshall, b Burrell .......................20 Bowley, not out .. .. Ill Mr. J. H Bridges, b Wreford-Brown .. 26 Chilton, c and b Wre­ ford-Brown .. ..1 7 Riley, b Wreford- Brown .................. 21 Mr. H. T. Bull, c Burrell, b Streatfeild 2 Barratt, b Wreford- Brown..........................9 Mr.C.A. Stein, c Piice, b Wreford-Brown .. 8 B 4,1b 2 .. .. 6 Total ..232 C h a r t e r h o u s e . First Innings. J. B. Hawkins, b Jones H. C. Price, run out .. H. J. E. Burrell, st Bridges, b Barratt.. H. L. Lewis, 1b w, b Jones.......................... E. S. Currey, b Jones C, Wreford-Brown, o Bull, b Barratt C. W. Parry, b Barratt E.C.Streatfeild.bJones C. H. Evan-Thomas, b June*.......................... G. Laird, not out H. R. Wilkinson, b Jones .......................... Extras .. Total . 38 ff.In the Second Innings ’Price scored b Jones, 3, Currey, b Jones, 2, Wr< ford-Brown (net out), 18 - Total 18. BRUCE CASTLE v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Bruce Castle on July 23. B r u c e C a s t l e . S. Shaw, b Farnham.. 10 A. Yigers, run out .. 1 E. Baker, 1 b w, b Parnham..................50 J. Haynes, b Price .. 8 J. Arnndell,c Parnham, b Wilkinson .. .. 17 H. Robins, b Brook .. 20 Rev. W . Almack, b Parnham..................1 E.White, c Candeler, b Parnham..................2 Rev. O. Philpott, e Wilkinson, b Brook.. 2 W. Wells, not out .. 2 N. Garrard,c Paraham, bBrook ..................4 ,. 14 B 13,1 b l Total M.C.O. & G. Price, b Shaw .. .. 8 C. Welch, notont .. 11 Capt. Ind, run out .. 0 W. Hill, not out .. .. 1 G. H. Candsler, c White, b Arundell.. 57 Parnham, c Baker, b Almack ...............22 E. B. Wilkinson, b Shaw....................... 54 H. W.Ridley, c Vigors, b Arundell .. .. 8 D. Brooks, c Bulnes, b Arundell.................7 J. Forbes did not bat. B14, Ib2,w4, n bl 21 Total...................184 BRUCE CASTLE v. R. A. GILLESPIE’S X I. Played at Bruce Castle on July 24. B r u c e C a s t l e . First Innings. S. Shaw, 1b w, b Paine .. 22 A. Vigers, b Bird .. .. 2 H. Robins,b Paine .. ..1 7 J. Haynes, b Paine .. .. 0 J. Arundell, b Paine.. .. 4 W . Wells, b Bird .. .. 4 Rev. O. Philpott, not out.. 15 E. White, 1b w, b Paine .. 12 Rev. W . Almack, b Bird.. 8 P. Richards, c and b Carver .......................... 11 N. Garrard, b Bird .. .. 4 B 15, lb 2, w l .. .. 18 Second Innings, c and b Bird .. .. b Moffat.................. b Moffat................... c and b Bird .. .. st Barry, b Moffat b Bird .. .. lb w, b Moffat c Pemberton, b Moffat.................. stBairy, bBird .. c Briton,bMoffat.. not o u t .................. B 5, w 2 .. .. Tctal., ..................112 Total R. A. G illespje ’ s XI. M. H. Paine, c and b H. Goodman,1 b w, b Bicbards .................. 14 Garrard ................18 R. A. Gillespie, b W. L. Pemberton, not Richards.................. 4 out .. ................9 R. A. Bajfoid, retired 43 W. F. Barry, b Almack 18 D. Moffat, b Shaw .. 19 L. Topham, 1 b w, b i. E. Bird, o Philpott, Almack b Arundell.................. 15 B 2, w 1 C. Carver, 1 b w, b __ Arundell.................. 2 Total. G. E. Smyth, e White, b Aiundell .. 1 BRUCE CASTLE.—PAST v. PRESENT. Played at Bruce Castle on July 25. P ast . S. Shaw, c Vigors, b Richards .. .. .. 0 A-Hyland, run out .. 1 P. Freeman,b Arundell 48 C. A. Denegri, c Richards, b Robins 11 C. T. Witbeiington, c Yigers, b White .. 9 H. B. Gripper, c Arundell, b White.. 0 A. Eiloart, b Wells .. 81 I P r e s e n t . J. Haynes, bHill ..1 4 A. Yigers, c H. Gripper, b Denegri.. 0 E. Baker, c Denegri, b Shaw..........................29 J. H. Arundell, c H. Gripper, b Hill .. 14 H. Robins, 1 b w, b H i l l ..........................16 F. Gripper, c Bulnes, b Richards.......................4 S. Vigers, run out .. 0 R. W. D, Hill, 1b w, b Wells.......................23 B. Foa, not out .. .. 81 F. E. Eiloart, b Richards...............10 B 4,1 b 6, w 6 ..1 6 Total . .184 E. White, c Shaw, b Freeman..................23 W. Wells,o Withering- ton, b Freeman .. 11 Rev.O.Philpott, notout 7 P\ Richards, not out.. 12 B 7,1 b 2, w 8 ..1 2 Total...................H8 N. Garrard, Q. Bulnes and J. Forbes did not bat. PENGE v. UPTON PARK. Played at Penge on July 25. U p t o n P a r k . Bev. J. Fairehild, b O ldham .................. 0 H. O. Ellis, o Dixon, b Oldham.................. 8 W, T. Matthews, b Ccok..........................8 H. C. Clifton, run ont 15 W. II. Davis, c Bar­ chard, b Oldham .. 4 H. C. Alsopp.b Oldham P. Lincoln, b Oldham J. Armstrong, run out W . Ringrose, b Oldham F. N. Layman, not out F. P. Poole, b Cook .. B ........................... Total . 4 0 0 10 61 S. Dixon, c Poole, b E llis..........................41 J. Brockbank, b Davis 4 C. F. Walton, b Ellis.. 1 W. H.Lunnon,cDavis, b Ellis .................. 17 C. H. Barber, c Ring- rose, b Clifton.. .. 25 W. F. Cook, b Ellis .. 23 P e n o e . W. F. Umney, b Ellis W. A. Buxton, b Allt-op W . Barchard, 1 b w, b All- op.......................... C. G. Knott, not out .. F. Oldham, absent .. B 7,1 b 3, w 1 .. Total . 4 3 0 . 2 . 0 . 11 .181 MARLBORO’ COLLEGE v. W. E. LEACH’S XI. Played at Marlboro’ w. E. W.E. Leach,bHayhurst E. L. Chadwick, c Browning,bHayhuret R. C. Leach, b Bett .. F. Taylor, c Meyrick, b Meyrick-Jones Rev. R, Leach, c Hay- hurst, b Robertson.. J leach, c Kitcat, b ’ Miller.......................... College on July 25 and 27. L e a c h ’ s XI. H. Leach, b Robertson 33 C. L. Nicholson,bHay­ hurst.......................... 32 H. Naples, not out .. 1 R. Godby, c Hayhurst, b Robertson .. .. 3 H. ShawcrosH, o and b Hayhurst .. .. 0 B 16, lb 8 .. .. 19 Total ..218 0 2 M a r l b o r o 8 L. O. Meyrick, c R. 8 Leach, b Taylor 46 5 S. A. P. Kitcat, b 2 Godby.......................... 9 6 F. Lazenby, c Taylor, b R. C. Loach .. 76 24 A, Martyn, et R., b H. 1 Leach.......................... 1 F, M eyrick-Jones. 0 absent.......................... 0 4 H. C. Bett, st Taylor, 7 b H. Leach .. .. 8 66 COLLE . F. H. Browning,c H., b R. C. Leach.. .. C. E. Ashfield, c Tay­ lor, b H. Leach J. A. Miller, c Godby, b K. C. Leach.. .. F. E. Bull, b Taylor.. H.F.Hayhurst, not out B 11,1 b 4, w 7 .. T otal...................177 E very Cricketer should send 7 stamps to the office of this paper for this year’s “ Cricket Calendar” (17th year of publication). It contains chief fixtures for tbe season arranged in chronological order, tables for registration of players in matches to come, pages for insertion of other engagements, laws of cricket, etc., etc. Handy size for the pooket bound in cloth; in leather wallets, gilt lettering, Is. 6d.