Cricket 1885

348CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF 'THE GAME. AUG. 20, 1885. YORKSHIRE v. HON. M. B. HAWKE’ S XI. An Eleven collected by the Cambridge Captain, did a capital performance against the full strength of Yorkshire, at Horsforth Hall Park, near Leed*, at the close of last week. The original fixture was Ox­ ford and Cambridge against Yorkshire, but Mr. Hawke could not get up an eleven of University men and so had to fill up his team with professionals, J. Mills, Scotton, Walter Wright of Notts, and Wade. Ulyett and Hall made a capital start for the County, and the score was 125 before the former retired for a well-hit 73. The remaining bats­ men only added 90. Mr. Bainbridge taking three wickets for 21 runs. Though Mr. Hawke’s XI. were 65 behind on the first inn­ ings, Mr. Rock bowled so well when the County went in again that Lee and Peel were the only batsmen to make any stay, the two professionals contributing 73 of 116 from the bat. Mr. Rock’s figures were exceptionally fine. He took eight wickets, (seven bowled) at a cost of only 36 runs, a good feat against a team like that of Yorkshire. Mr. Hawke’s XI. had a difficult tisk when they began their second innings on Saturday, wanting 202 to win. Thanks chiefly to the good batting of Messrs. Wright, O’Brien and Hawke, the runs were got, how­ ever, for the loss of only seven batsmen, Mr. Hawke’s Eleven winning eight minutes be­ fore time with three wickets to spare, Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Seconi lulling?. Ulyett, b Bainbridge .. .. 73 b Rock .. . . .. 9 Hall,oScotton, b Bairlbridge 44 b Rook...................14 Grimshaw, b Ro ;k .. .. 0 Bates, b Baiabridffe .. .. 6 Lee, c Hawke, b W. Wright 16 Peel,cLeatbam,bW.Wright 15 Preston, not o u t.................. 16 Emmett, b Rock.................. 11 Hunter, c Sco1ton,bRock.. 6 Peate, run out .................. 2 Harrison, c Mills, b W. Wright ...........................4 E x tr a s ...........................22 b Rock b Rock................... b Bainbridge c C. W. Wright, b Bainbridge .. b Rock................... b Rock................... c Scotton, b Rock b Rook................... Total .215 notont.. .. •• 0 Extras .. .. 20 Total ..186 H on . M . B. H a w k e ’ s XI. First Innings. Mr. C.W.Wright,bHarrison 2 ^cotton, b Harrison .. .. 4 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, run out 28 Mr. H. W. Baiiibridge, lbw, b Harrison..........................21 Mr. C. D. Buxton, c Poate, b Emmett..........................25 Hon. M. B. Hawke, not out 42 Mr. A. E. Leatham, lb w , b Peate ...........................0 Mr. C. W. Rock, b Bates .. 7 Wade, c and b Harriton .. 1 J. Millf, b B ates...................5 W. Wright, b Preston.. .. 7 E x tr a s .......................... 18 Total .150 Secoad Innings, b Preston .. .. 50 b Preston .. ..1 5 c Grim*haw, b Harrison.. .. 37 cEmmett.b Harri­ son ...................19 c Hall, b Bates.. 16 c Ulyett, b Bates 26 not out...................8 b Preston .. .. 2 not out...................5 Extras .. ..2 9 Total.. ..202 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k sh ir e . W. Wright Rook Leatham Mills .. Scotton .. Bainbridge Buxton .. First Innings. O. M. R. W. 41 16 61 8 Second Innings. O. M. P.W. 41 18 49 8 5 1 15 0 8 1 7 0 9 3 20 0 I 2 21 8 7 2 20 0 25 18 31 48 19 86 8 4 4 1 7 0 13 0 22 7 29 2 Bainbridge bowled ono, and Leatham two wides. Peate ., Bates ., Harmon Emmett Peel Preston. H a w k e ’ s XI. First Innings. O. M. R.W . 24 12 25 1 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. 18 16 15 10 2 6 52 4 24 4 26 0 87 0 8 7 15 21 11 18 29 19 0 2 33 2 6 84 2 4 15 0 8 19 0 9 53 8 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Contrary to the usual experience of the Clifton College Ground, some unusually small scoring marked the return match between these Counties, finished on Saturday last. Mr. W. G. Grace, though he won the toss for Gloucestershire, gave Lancashire the innings, thinking,no doubt, that the wicket, which had been affected by the recent rains, would improve. This, however, was not the case, and Lancashire in going in first gained a decided advantage. Six wickets were down for 65, but a determined stand by Barlow and Robinson altered the game alto­ gether, and before the latter was out 88 runs had been added, 58 of which had been con­ tributed by Robinson, a capital display of hitting. Barlow, who went in first, carried out his bat for an admirable score of 62 not out. He was altogether three hours and a quarter at the wickets, and his defence was invaluable. Though Messrs. Grace and Gil­ bert put on 64 before the former was bowled, Barlow’s bowling, helped by the ground, proved irresistible, and the last nine wickets only added 53. Wh'n Lancashire went in a second time Mr. W. G. Grace and Woof bowled with such success that Robinson and Watson alone got double figures, and the total amounted to 85, of which 14 were extras, Gloucestershire wanted 152 to win, but no one except Mr. Gilbert made any long stand against the bowling of Briggs and Watson, and as the tenth wicket fell at 110 Lancashire were left the winners by 41 runs. Mr.Gilbert played a fine defensive game, carrying his bat through the innings. He was altogether two hours and forty minutes at the wickets, and it is a matter for regret that he did not receive better assistance. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. Mr. A . N. Hornby, c Peake, b Woof R. G. Barlow, not out.. ..6 2 Mr. F, Taylor, b Grace .. 0 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c Gil­ bert, b Page ..................19 J. Briggs, b Gregg.................. 0 Mr. G. Kemp.c Grace,b Page 1 G. Yates, b Page.................. 0 W. Robinson, c Woof, b Town e n d ..........................58 Mr. L. D. Hildyard, b Woof 5 A. Watson, b Woof •• .. 2 Littlewood. b Woof .. .. 8 B 5, lb 9 ...........................14 Second Innings. c Brain, b Woof 6 b Woof.................. 8 b Grace .. .. 0 b Grace .. .. 8 c Page, b Woof .. 8 runout..................6 o and b Grace .. 8 c and b Townsend 12 not o u t................ 1 c Townsend, b Woof..................12 c and b Grace .. 7 B 12, lb 2 .. 14 Total ..183 G lo u c e st e r sh ir e . Total 83 First Innings. Dr. W . G. Grace, b Barlow 49 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, h w, b Second Innings, c Yates,Jb Watson B arlow . . Mr. F. Townsend, c Hild­ yard, b Watson.................. Mr. J. H, Brain, b Watson.. Painter, b Watson.................. Mr. H. V. Page, b Barlow .. 17 notout..................40 Mr. E. L.Griffiths, b Barlow 8 Mr. E. Peake, b Bar’ow .. 0 Gregg, c Hornby, b Barlow 11 Mr. J. A. Bush, not out .. 1 W . A. Woof, b Barlow .. 0 B ..................................5 Bt Littlewood, b Brigtrs.. .. Ibw, b Briggs .. b Watson .. st Littlevrood, b Briggs .. .. b Brigg................... c and b Briggs .. b Watson .. .. hw. b Watson .. b Watson .. B ................... 10 Total .117 Total.. ..110 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a sh ir e . Firit Innings. O. M. R. W. 87.117 46 29 6 60 Woof , • Grace .. Gregg .. Page .. Peake .. Townsend . 13 12 6 5 Second Inninars. O. M. R. W .. 27 16 27 4 .. 27.211 43 4 1 1 GLOUCE8TBR8HIRE. First Itnings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Watson ..38 21 43 8 .. .. 41.834 43 5 Briggs.. .. 82 16 ft .. .. 27 17 23 5 Barlow.. ..29 818 53 7 . . .. 24 11 83 0 W E L L IN G T O N B L U E S W E E K . WELLINGTON BLUES v. BOYAL ASCOT. Played at Asoot on August 4. W elucnoton B lu es . W . G. Raphael, b Studd 80 H. R. Stockley, b Studd 0 H. S. Arkwright, c Blaine, b Studd .. 12 E, W. Maikham, b P. J. de Paravicini .. 5 H.H. Prince Christian Victor, st Bruce, b Murdoch...................52 P. N. Salmond, b Studd 85 W. R. Gollins, c Studd, b Murdoch..................23 G. H. Spiller, b P. de Paravicini .. A. Parker, b P. J. Paravicini C. Philcox, not out S. A. Fane, run out B. M. N. Perkins, Murdoch .. B 9,1 b 2, w 2 de .. 8 .. 3 .. 0 b . 0 .. 13 Total.................. 177 A scot . First Innings. G. B. Studd, c Collins, Capt.Blaine.cRaphael, b Perkins.................. 82 ’ C.T.Murdoch,b Perkins 0 - - - - - - - - 4 E. Murdoch, b Parker H. F. de Paravicini, c Arkwright, b Perkins 6 P. J. de Paravieini, c Arkwright, b Perkins 87 P. Crutchley, c Spiller, b Stockley...................9 H. Blackett, b Perkins 17 I Total .. ..132 In the Second Innings Murdoch scored, c Spillcr, b Philcox, 0, Freeman (not out) 6, Goddall, c Prince Christian, b Perkins, 2, St Meyrick, (not out) 86; b 5 —Total 49. b Perkins.. .. 13 W . Biuce, c Raphael, b Perkins.................. 2 H. Freeman, c Prince Chriatian, b Perkins 1 F. Goddall, not out .. 2 St. Meyrick, b Ark­ wright .................. 0 B 5,1 b 8, w 1 .. 9 WELLINGTON BLUES v. SEAFOBTH ,•HIGHLANDEES. . Played at Cumberland Lodge on August 5. S eaforth H ighlanders . Sergt. Darkin, c Raphael, b Perkins 11 Corp. Barton,b Parker 4 Mr. Hopkinson, st Prince Christian, b Perkins ...................6 PrivatePeart,b Parker 0 Sergt. Franks, c Prince Christian, b Parker 16 Mr. Armstrong, b Collins ..................26 Mr. Elliot,b Philcox.. 17 Private Cameron, c Raphael, b Collins .. Capt. Biooke Hunt, o Prince Christian, b Philcox .................. Capt. Drummond, not out .......................... Prirate Malcolm, b Pbilcox .................. B 8,1 b 4, w 2 .. Total . .104 W e llin g to n B lu e s . W. G. Raphael, Barton .. .. H. R. Stockley, Darkin .. C. Philcox, not out PrinceChristianYictor, not out ......................47 B 2,1 b 1, w 4 .. 7 Total....................105 E. W. Markham, P. N. Salmond, W. R. Collins, G. H. Spiller, A. Parker, S. A . Fano and B. M. N. Perkins did not bat. WELLINGTON BLUES v. HOME PARK. Played at Windsor on August 6. H ome P a r k . First Innings, W . S. Long, st Prince Christian, b Perkins 4 R. E. Nystrom,c Prince Christian, b Perkins 4 T. Page, c Philcox, b Perkins ...................1 J.C.Heatheote, cPrime Christian, b Perkins 11 A. Ireland, c Prince Christian, b Collini 6 S. D. Robins, b Collins 5 H.Blackett,c Salmond, b Perkins...............16 Rev. W . G. Edwards, b Collirs .................. 1 G. H. Wood.c Philcox, b 8tockley .. .. 8 T. Brown, not out .. 15 A.W . Brown, c Spiller, b Perkins.. .. .. 4 B ...........................10 Total.. 80 In the Second Innings Long scored (not out) 4, R. E. Nystrom, b Perkins, 19, Page, 1 b w, b Collins, 2, Hcathcote (not out) 8, Ireland, c Stockley, b Collins, 10; b 8, lb 2—Total 43. W e llin g to n B lu e s . W . G. Raphael, c Rofcbins, b Brown .. 6 H. R. Stockley,c Heath- cote, b Robbins .. 7 C. Philcox, b Brown .. 11 P. N. Salmond, 1 b w, b Robbins.................. 31 E. W . Markham, st Heathcote, b Robbins 5 Prince Christian, c Ireland, b Robbins., 2 W. R.Cdlins, b Brown G. H. Spiller, c Heath­ cote, o Robbins A. Parker, b Robbins S. A . Fane, run out.. B. M. N. Perkins, not o u t ........................... B 1,1 b 2 .. .. Total. 8 2 8 5 8 3 81