Cricket 1885

A u g . 27 ,1885. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 8 5 9 S outh D evon . First Innings. S. Williams, o and b Tillard .......................... F. Williams, c Ford, b Cobbold .. .................. E. Oldham, c Ford, b Cobbold.......................... E. A. Bennett, b Cobbold H. Bfwes, c lingham, b Tillard .. •» .. .. H. B.Mapleton,c Cobbold, b Tillard..........................u F. Watts, run out .. .. 0 W . H. Jarvis, b Cobbold.. 18 J. B. Rawliuson, run out 10 A. Bearne. c Lingham, b Cobbold.......................... 2 O. Serjeant,not out.. .. 7 D. Ellis, c Ross, b Cobbold 8 B 5,1 b 1 .................. 6 Second Innings, o Avory, b Tillard 1 c Beaver,b Cobbold 1 c Cobbold, b Tillard 3 bCobfcold .. ..1 9 4 c Wilson, b Tillard 0 0 st Ford, b Cobbold 5 b Cobbold .. .. 0 cLingham.b Tillard 2 c Wilson, b Tillard 12 not o u t ..................0 c Cobbold, b Tillard 24 o Wilson,bCobbold 0 Total 58. Total .. T6 INCOGNtTl v. EXMOUTH. Played at Exmouth on August 12 and 13, First Innings. Second Innings. R. R. Luxton, st Ford, b Cobbold..................’ .. 9 c Ford, b Wilson .. 28 J. S. G. Grenfell, b Cobbold.................. .. 5 hw ,b Cobbold .. 0 Capt. Fox, st Ford, b Cobbold.................. .. 8 b Cobbold .. .. 7 Rev. W. H . Arundell, b Cobbold.................. .. 86 b Tillard..................66 M. M. Marshall, b Cobbold.................. .. 0 R. E. Yerburgh, 0 Oobbold.b.Tillard.. .. 10 b Fox ..................12 G. H. Goldney, c and b F o x .......................... .. 85 oTillard,b Cobbold 81 C. H. Luxton, b Fox .. o not o u t ..................16 A. Broom, run out .. .. 8 b Tillard..................11 F. Le Marchand, bFox .. 34 stFord,b Cobbold.. 16 R, Groves, not out .. .. 20 b Tillard .. ..8 6 B ........................... .. 8 B 16, 1 b 5, w 1 22 Total ..240 I n co gn iti . First Innings. 0. B. Martyn, c and b R. R.LUxton .. ..3 2 A. Liogliam, b 0. H. Luxton ..................27 A. W . L. Hemming, b R. R. Luxton ., .. 4 C. S. Cobbold, not out 6 B 12,1 b 6, w 3 .. 21 W . J. Ford, b C. H. Luxton ...................4 Major Beaver, b C. H. Luxton .................. 13 C, Tillard, b Goldney 68 H. K. Avory, b C. H. Luxton .................. 51 H. F. Fox, b C. H. Luxton .................. 5 T. W. Wilson, b Goldney..................17 W . E. Martyn, b 0. H, Luxton ...................6 In the Seoond Innings W . J, Ford scored b Groves, 25, Major Beaver (not out), 0, A. W. L. Hemming (not out), 19—Total, 44. Total ..254 INCOGNITI v. SIDMOUTH. Played at Sidmouth on August 14 and 15. S id m o u t h . First Innings. Second Innings. H. Ross,cFord,b Cobbold 15 b Cobbold .. ..1 2 T, R. Hine-Haycock,b Fox 23 eAvory, b Cobbold 60 E. H. Buckland, c Beaver, b Cobbold ..................7 c Ford, b Tillard .. 7 E’. A. Nepean, run out ..124 c Ford, b Tillard .. 2 F. S. Ireland, c Fox, b Tillard ..........................8 b Tillard.......................6 R. W. Hine-Haycock, b Wilson ..........................18 c Cobbold, b Tillard 7 W . A. Thornton, c Cob­ bold, b Wilson .. ..2 6 c Avory, b Cobbold 2 R. Finch, b Cobbold.. .. 9 b Tillard..................0 E. Gripper, b Ti lard .. 5 b Tillard..................0 W. Williamson, b Ford .. 20 n o to u t ..................10 E. Tanner, not out .. ..1 5 b Tillard..................5 , , B 7,1 b 7 ......................14 B 8, lb 3 .. .. 0 i :k ' - T o t a l..................276 Total .. ..117 I ngogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. Major Beaver, b Buckland 55 c R. Hine-Haycock, b Tanner .. .. 8 W. J. Ford, 1b w,b Buck­ land ..................................48 b Buckland .. .. 10 C. Tillard, c Thornton, b T a n n er..........................6 b Backland .. .. 63 H. K. Avory, c Gripper, b Irelan d ..............................16 b Buckland .. .. 3 A. Lingham, b Buckland 8 cBuckland,bTanner 1 H. F. Fox, b Buckland .. 6 c R, Hine-Haycock, b Ireland .. .. 36 T. W. Wilson, c Thornton, b Tannsr..........................4 b Tanner.......................11 W. E. Martyn,notout .. 1 ru n o u t..................115 O. B. Martyn, b Buckland 0 eBackland,bTanner 0 A. W. L. Hemming, c R. Hine-Haycock, b Tanner 5 o R. Hine-Haycock, bTanner .. .. 6 C. S. Cobbold, b Tanner.. 0 n o to u t .................. 3 B l, lb 3, n b 8 .. 7 B .................. 5 Total .156 Total ..250 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. COLUMBIA. Played at Bristol on August 23. C o lu m bia . H. Biden, c and b'Fox 5 T.Cowling.c andb Jones 10 H. Line, c Fox, b Jones 2 C. Hilton, c Radcliffe, b Jones..........................7 E. T. Gann, b Jones .. 1 H. Hilton, c and b Fox 7 Total H. Lewis, e Radeliffe, b Jones................» .. B r ix to n W a n d e b e r s . W . Norris, c and b Fox W. Spicer, b Fox R. Cowling, not out.. Bennett,o Fox, b Jones B 8,1b 8 H. A. Humphreys, c Line, b Gann .. .. 8 S. C. G. Fox, c and b H. Hilton..................85 J. F. Beddy,c 0. Hilton, b Lowis ..................9 B. Glover, b Lewis .» 2Total W. A. Gilligan, b H. Hilton ...............12 C. H. Driver, C. F, Jones and H. Driver did not bat« 0. T. Radcliffe, o Biden, b H. Hilton.. 5 A. L. Guest, not out .. 20 W.W.do Saulles,notout 1 B 1, w 8, n b 1 .. 5 ..147 WOODFORD WELLS v. KENLEY. Played at Woodford on August 20. W oodford W e l l s . First Innings. Second Innings. W . Kemsley, o Chippitt, b J. Joyce .. .. ». .. H W . W , Tween, b Southey 11 R. T. Budworth, lb w, b Southey........................ 26 c R.Joyce,b Southey 2 H. O. Ellis, st Chippitt, b Caton ........................18 1b w, b Caton.. .. 85 W. D. Matthews, o Chippitt, b Southey .. 16 e Joyce, b Chavasse 16 H. H. Tween, candb Caton 5 n o to u t ..................... 13 N. Boyton, c Havers, b Southey.........................11 b Southey .. 1 A. Kemsiey, o Paton, b Chavasse........................ 17 A. Mason, b Southey .. 1 bR , Joyce .. .. 2 F. H. Thorpe, b Southey.. 0 F. S. Carter, not out.. .. 3 cA.Joyce, bR. Joyee 7 A. Siggers, b Chavasse .. 2 B 7 ,lb 5 ...................W B 8,1 b l,w 2 .. 6 Total , ..183 K e n l e y . Total A. Joyce, c W . W. Tween, b Matthews 23 C. Southey, b W. W. Tween .................. 0 Caton, c Budworth, b Mason ..................25 R. Joyee, ron out .. 15 Rev. T. Roe, b W. W. Tween ..................7 W. Havers, b W. K em sley..................0 E. L. Chavasse, b W. Kemsley .. .. 0 Rev. J. Chippitt, o H, H., b W. VV. Tween O. W. Street, b W. W. Twoen .................. F. Boyton, c A. Mason, b W . W , Tween .. W. F. Trott, not out... G.Jovce,bW.W.Twesn B 0,1 b 0, w 2 .. Total ..100 N ew C riok et P h o to oraph , containing Portrait of ninety of the leading Crickoters of England. Cabinets, 1/-; larger sizes, 2/6 and 7/6. “ One of the best things I have aeon.'’— Sheffield Daily Telegraph, “ Tho likenesses generally are excellent.”— Cricket. “ Good and easily distinguishable.”— Athletic Ntwa. “ An excellent photograph.”— FublUhera’ Circular. “ i‘he best shllling’sworth ever entoied at Stationers’ Hall ."-Cricketer's Heiald,— M. IiURST, 23, Chnrch Street, Sheffield, CITY RAMBLERS v. HIGHBURY. Playad at Highbury on August 22. H ig h b u r y . W. Burton, o W . Jarrow, b W. Scott W . T. Coventon, c F., b W. Scott .. Reeves, runout .. .. E. Ayley, not out .. Fairless, b Dempsey .. B 4, 1b 1 .. .. Shaw, b Scott ...........44 H, Wakefield, b Demp­ sey ..........................2 Boardman, c F. Scott, b Dempsey .. .. 0 E. C. Greig, c W, Scott, b Dempsey .. 10 C. H. Brawhurst, c Seward, b Dempsey 3 Williamson, b W, Scott..........................1 Total . 1 0 4 0 5 73 A.T. Pearce,c Burton, b Boardman .. .. a J. Seward, c Shaw, b Burcon ..................0 H. W. Wtfrd,o Barton, b Brawhurst .. .. 30 D. P. Booth, eBoard- man, b Brawhnrst.. 23 J. Dempsey, c Braw­ hurst, bBoardman.. 5 W . Scott, run out .. 8 C it y R a m b l e r s . A, Duke, b Boardman 0 F. J. Scott, c Braw­ hurst, b Boardman 0 W.Jarron,b Boardman 4 E. J. Whitehead, c Boardman, b Braw­ hurst ..........................0 H .J. Jarrow, not out 1 B 4 ,1 b 2 .. .. 6 Total . 85 WILLESDEN v. KENSINGTON. Played at Eynham Fields on August 22. J. K. Stewart, b Fisher H. C. Yockney, c E. L* Rogers, b Fisher .. C. E. Bloomer, c W. J, Burt, b H. J. Rogers J. P. Dillon, not out.. J. M. Atkinson, c G. S. Burt, b Ashdown .. A. Vezey, b Fisher .. G, P. Nicholson, c F. Levick, b Fisher .. W . H. Fox, c F. Levick, b E. L. Rogers K e n sin g to n . F. J. Pulham, o T. H. 0. Levick, b E. L. Rogers ...................8 A . Copeland, b E. L. Regers .................. 1 J. G. Richards, b B. L. Rogers..................8 B 10,1 b3,w 7,n b 1 21 Total . .100 M. R. Fisher Yockney, b Richards 22 E. L. Rogers, e Dillon, bRichards .. .. 6 T. H. C. Levick, b Stew art...................7 H. J. Rogers, c Atkin­ son, b Yockney .. 13 1*. £u Hawkins, c Bloomer, b Stewart 6 W il l e s d e n . S. Cooke, b Yockney.. F. Levick, e Pulham, b Yockney................... C.Ashdown,b Richards S. R. Davie,bRichards G. S. Burt, b Richards W. J. Burt, not out .. B 6,1 b 4, w 4 Total . 6 9 5 2 8 . 14 .1.0 WILLESDEN v, UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Wiilesden on August 22. U p P b r C la pto n , First Innings. .. 17 6 E. C. Hdrner, b Hills 16 G. Hartley, o and b Wick.......................... J. R. Mason, o and b H ills.......................... E. C. Mott, run oat.. F. C. Jacomb, c Long, b Hunt ................ W . A. W , Scott, 1b w< bHunt ..................10 E. A. Johnson, c Wil­ liams, bHunt.. .. 3 In the Seoond Innings G. Hartley scored (not out), 83, F. C. Jacomb (not out), 85, S. S. Scott, e Robinson, b Hunt, 0 ; b 3, n b 1—Total-, 72. W ille sd h n . H. Horner, b Wick .. Major Bross, o Wil­ liams, b Hunt .. S.S. Scott, notout .. E. G. Venables, st Cloudesley, b Wifck.. W .............. Total.................. P. T. Hills, }1 b w, b Y L A, W. Scott .. 0 S. iW. Hunjt, e H. Horner, b Hartley.. 3K) W . P. Williams, c Hartjey. b W. A. W . 9cott.. .. .. ,.1 1 L. Cloudesley, c S. S. Sco t, b Mott .. .. £0 C. Cooke, o Hartley, b M ott..........................16 R. Davie, c W. A. W. Scott, b Hartley .. 9 H. Newman, b W . A. W7 Sco*t .. 10 A. E. Robinson,not out 5 W. Wick, b Hartley .. O F. S. Long, b Hartley 0 A. T. Nelson, c Mott, b Hartley ................... ToUl . 0 91 Thb F o u rth A u stra lia n Team .— A com­ plete account «f th e iT tour in England, with full scores of the 42 matches played by them, both here and in the Colonies. Also Portrait Mid Biography of each member, Batting and Bowling Averages, scores of three-figures against the Australians, and scores of three- figures by the Australians, &c., <fcc. Stiff Boards. Price Is. 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