Cricket 1885

At?G. So, 1885, CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 347 MIDDLESEX v. YORKSHIRE. The Middlesex eleven are to be heartily congratulated on an excellent performance in beating the Yorkshire team on their own ground, at Sheffield yesterday. Though Mr. Webbe won the toss, at the end of an innings the Yorkshiremen had 32 runs in hand, a result entirely due to the good play of Lee and Peel, who were res­ ponsible for 143 out of 181 from the bat. When Middlesex went in again Mr. O’Brien hit in brilliant style for his 56, and Mr. Hadow, who had batted well in the first innings, was also seen to great advantage, playing admirable cricket for 56. Yorkshire had 195 to win when they entered on their second innings, Burton and West, helped later in the innings by Mr. Robertson, how­ ever, bowled with such snccess, that Grim- shaw’s 37 was the highest score, and when the tenth wicket fell at 145, Middlesex were left with a highly creditable victory by 49 runs. Everyone will congratulate Mr. Webbe on a we'l deserved success, especially after the ill-luck Middlesex has had of late iu losing so many of its best playera. M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Mr. A. E. Stoddart, b Har­ rison .................................. Mr. E. H. Buckland, b Proton .. .............. Hon. A. Lyttelton, c Peate, b Preston .. Mr. A. J. Webbe,c Hunter, b B it e s .......................... ESSEX v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Played at Leyton on Monday and Tues­ day. Essex won by an innings and 31 runs. West, o HaU, b Preston Mr. P. J. de Paraviiini, b Bate* ...................... Mr. E. M. Butler, Preston.................. Mr. J. Robertson, Preston.................. Burton, c Peate, b Presion B 9 ,1b 2, w 2. Total .. .. ..169 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Socond Innings. Ulyett, st Lyttelton, b cR0bert30n,bBurt0n 6 Hall, st Lyttelton, b Burton .................. . 3 cRobertson,bBurton 12 Grimshaw, b Burton . 0 b W e s t .................. 87 Bates, b Robertson .. . 1 cBuckland,bBurtoa 1 Lee. b West .. .. . 72 cBuckland.bBurton 5 Peel, o Etoddait, b Buck­ land ........................... . 71 cParavicini,bBurton 17 Prestoo, b West . U c O’Brien, b Wost 22 Emmett, b West . 2 b Robertson .. 16 Hunter, b West . 17 b Robertson .. 1 Peate, st Lyttelton, b West.......................... .. 4 not o u t .................. 8 Harrison, not out .. .. 0 c Hadow, b Web •• 13 B 11,1b 9 .. . 20 B5, w 2 .. .. 7 Total .. .. .201 Total .. ..115 E sse x . Second Innings. 8 c I ee, b Peato 21 35 b Preston .. .. 0 29 c Hunter, b Preston 56 14 2 8 b Peel ................... 96 44 cPeel,bFeate .. 56 5 b Preston .. .. 23 1 c and b Peate .. 0 0 h w, b Peate .. . 7 11 b Harrison .. 11 5 6 13 B 13 1 b 5 18 1 Total .. . 226 P eite...................8 8 18 0 Harrison .. .. 10 6 16 1 Emmett .. .. 13 7 19 0 Bates................... 86 17 60 3 Preston .. .. 3 » 17 37 6 P e e l................... 4 0 6 0 43 23 38 20 312 23 20 7 32 12 2 25 33 13 61 li 5 29 Emmett bowled two wides. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Se:ond Inning. Burton .. Robertson.. Hadow Stoddart .. Buckland .. Webba .. O. M R. W . O. M, R. W .. 83 18 41 3 .. .. 49 21 56 5 .. 32 18 29 1 . . .. 15 8 2) 2 .. 14 6 1(3 0 . . 3 1 7 0 .. 24 18 28 1 . . .. 2 1 3 0 .. 8 6 9 u 9 5L 5 .. .. 52 27 59 3 Mr. H. G. Owen, c AUey, b P o tte r.................. 52 Mr. P. H. Stevens, run out .......................... 47 Almond,cBeal,bPotter 35 Mr. W . Francis, c and bG. B u ll.................. 0 Mr. H. Fowler, c G. H. Kingston, b Alley .. 76 Mr. H. Ward, o Bus- Total .. ..304 well, b Potter .. .. 0 N0RTHAMPT0N3HIR3, First Innings. Second Innings, Mr. J. H. G. Welch, 1b w, b W a rd ..................................23 BOWLING ANALYSIS, M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Sccond Innings. O. M.R. W, O M. R. W. Burton bowled two wides. Rlckett.cCVBnTljbAlley 21 Mr C .E . Green,notout 34 Mr. G. Fowler, b Alley 4 Mr. F. A. Bi*hop, run out ..........................10 Mr. G. M’Ewen, c Beal, b Madden..................14 B 6 ,1 b 4 .. ..1 0 T H E C H E L T E N H A M W E E K . Potter, b Pickett..................18 Mr. J. Turner, b Pickett .. 35 Mr. G. H. Kingston, c Stevens, b G. Fowler .. 13 b Bishop Mr. W. P. Kingst >n, 1b w, b Ward .......................... 14 Mr. G.Bul),oPick3tt,b Ward 10 Buswell, c and b Ward .. 2 c H. Fowler, b P.ckett .. ..1 7 b Pickett .. .. 0 b Bishop .. 9 Mr. C. Bull, b Ward .. ..1 3 Alley, not out ...................1 Mr. J. Madden, c McEwen, b Ward .......................... 1 Mr. T. G. Beal, b Pickett .. 1 B 1,1 b 1..........................2 not out...................45 cBishop,b Pickett 7 o McEwen, b Bishop .. .. 0 b Bishop .. .. 28 c Almond, b Ward 22 Total .133 c H.Fowler,bWa”d 0 Cand b Ward .. 4 B 1,1 b 2 .. 8 Total ..14 /EOLIANS v. BLENHEIM. Played at Dulwich on August 15. B le n h e im . A. E. Gent, c Hazell, b Morris .................. R. D. Green, b Pearso F.Armstrong ,c Hazell, bPear?e .. .. .. F. Prebble, b Morris.. E. Oane, b Jones J, Peacock, c Wallen, b M jzria.................. H, Jaqies, b Morris .. G. P.Ktinger, b M>rris H. Barbidge, not out E. Green, b Jones C. H. Gills, b Jones .. B 3, 1b 2 .. .. GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. SUSSEX. After some high scoring Sussex won the first match of the Cheltenham Week yester­ day afternoon, defeating Gloucestershire by four wickets with only five minutes to spare. This success was mainly due to the brilliant batting of Mr. Newham at the finish. Going in first with Mr. McCormick wanting 236 to win, 130 runs were got in an hour and forty minutes, and of the 239 made for the los3 of six wickets he was credited with 141 not out—a brilliant display of batting without a chance. He was altogether at the wickets three hours and a-quarter, and his score was made up of eleven 4’s, six 3’s, twenty 2’s, and 39 singles. Mr. McCormick played good cricket each time, Mr. Brann also hit freely, and Humphreys batted well in the first innings. Messrs. Gilbert (who is in rare form just now), Townsend, Brain, and Page all played well or Gloucestershire, and Mr. Brain’s success, in particular, after a long spell of ill-luck, is gratifying. Altogether 1,07-4 runs were scored in the three days for thirty-four wickets, an average of over 31£ runs. The victory of the Sussex eloven was the more note­ worthy as they were without Messrs. F. M. Lucas and H. Whitfeld. Mr. Pullen was unable to play for Gloucestershire. G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . Second Innings. not out....................... 16 run out......................24 c Philips,b Tetter 28 Total . 69 T. R. Pear3e, c Bur- bidge, bGreen ..1 1 R. Heasman, b Arm­ strong .......................14 E. J. Heasman, b Green .......................13 Alb. Parsons, c Gent, b G re e n .........................? O. Jones, b Green .. 8 F. G. Hazell, c Peacock, b Armstrong .. .. 0 W. Morris, b Green .. 11 A. D. Wallen, b Jaques 1 C, H. Carter, c Cane, b Green.......................... T. T. Cowell, c Cane, b Prebble ..................10 F. Fitch, not out.. .. 0 B lJ , 1 b 1, w 1 .. 12 Total , .114 UPPER CLAPTON v. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS. Played at Upper Clapton on August 15. U ppe r C la pto n . A.W.How,bWilliamson 43 1 C. Shackel, b Pierce 11 . C. Horner, run out.. 12 ' J, R. Mason, not out S. W. Scott, c William­ son, b Dare .. .. 05 G. Hartley, c Abbott, b D a re ..........................29 W.A. W . Scott,not out B 4,1 b 2, n b 1 .. Total .. ..169 F. Jaconib, C. S. Simpson, G, Meredith and E. A. Johnson did not bat. H a m p 3T e . vd N o n d e sc r ipts . T. W. Pierce,b S.Scott l0 H. C. Watts, b S. 8cott 16 J. S. Haycraft, c W, Scott, b Shackel .. 20 F. J. Abbott, b Shackel 6 H.F.A. Smith,b S.Scott 3 A.G.O.Kennedy,notout 88 D. L. Williamson, b S. Scott.......................... 0 J. L. Aslett, b S. Scott 1 H. J. Dare, b S. Sco:t 5 A. R. F. Evershed, b S. S c o t t .................. 0 M. Vanlergucht, ab­ sent ..........................0 B 9, 1b 3 .. .. 12 Total ..111 I n C rickkt of Aug. 0, page 319, it was stated that Mr. Tolman, of the Hampstead Nondescripts, hit a ball to leg for eight, run out. Mr, Tolman is a member of the Lyn­ combe Club, and was playing against the Nondescripts. First Innings. Mr. E. L. Griffiths, b Tester 15 Gregg, c Tester, b J. Hide.* 14 Painter, b J. Hid** .. .. 0 Mr. W . R. Gilbert, c A ,b J. H de ..................................1 run out. Mr. W . G. Grace, c New­ ham, b T e s te r .................. 28 95 Mr. F.Townsend,st Phillips, b Tester .......................... 1 Mr. H. V. Page, c Brann, b Tester .. .......................... 22 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Tester .. 89 Mr. E. J. Taylor, c M’Cor* mick, b A. Hido .. .. 25 Woof, notout ...................10 Mr. J. A. Bush, absent .. 0 B 2, lb 2 ..........................4 T o ta l.................. 159 S u sses , First Inning, Mr. G. N. Wyatt,lbw,b3race 15 J. Hide, lbw, b Grace .. v, 26 Mr. W. Newham, b Grace .. 4 Mr. E J. M’Cormick,c Bush, b Gilbert ..........................61 W. Humphreys, e. Bush, b G race..................................51 W. A . Tester, c Woof, b Gil­ bert ..................................2 Mr. G. Brann, b Page .. .. 99 J. H. Comber, b Townsend 7 A . Pajne, not out................1 H. Phillips, c Woof, bPage 11 A. Hide, b W oof............... 16 B 10, lb 5, w 2 .. .. 17 Total..........................3 0 c Newham, b J. Hide...................4 c Phillips, INew- ham .................. C9 b Humphreys .. 54 c sub, b A. Hi e 51 run o n t................ 6 c Brann,b A. Hide 0 b A. Hide .. .. 1-i B 9 ,lb4 ..1 3 Totil .. ..376 Second Inainjs. b Woof, not out, . . ..141 run out .. .. 66 c Bush, b Page .. 0 c Pago, b Woof .. 10 run out.................. 7 n jt out...................0 lbw, b Woof.. .. 0 B 4 , 1b 1, w 1 6 Totil.. ..289 First Innings. O. M, BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u sse x . Woof .. Grace .. Page .. Gregg .. Townsend Gilbert.. 44 23 R. W . 73 1 . 41 15 76 4 . 21.310 47 2 . 3 . 13 1 . 21 10 0 11 42 34 0 1 Bus1! 2 Second Innings. O. M. R. W 43 13 77 3 5 47 0 7 56 1 1 3 . 50 . 27 . 9 . 12 29 0 Gilbert towled two wides. G lo u c e ste r sh ir e First Innings. O. M. R. W . 9 1 8 4 30 9 Humphreys A. Hide J. Hide Tester .. , 33 0 7 1 . 63 3 81 10 52 5 McCormick Comber . • Newham .. Second Innings. O. M. R. W .. 24 4 68 1 .. 81.313 50 3 .. 3> 12 91 1 .. 42 18 85 1 . . 6 1 23 0 . . 6 2 15 0 .. 14 5 80 1