Cricket 1885

870 CR ICKET ; A W EEK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. sept . s . isss was most brilliant, and the first tbree wickets in Surrey’s second innings all fell to catches by him. Possessed of any amount of pluck, Sherwin will stand up to the fastest bowling without flinching, and no ball that it is possible to stop by any means will pass him. Considering his bulk, too, he is remarkably quick, and in cat ching, as well as stumping, is equally smart. Though he goes in last as a rule he is by no means a bad bat. He plays good cricket, and withal can hit well, as he showed in his second score of 35 for Notts against Surrey at the Oval early last month. Sherwin ha s also proved himself a liseful footballer. For more than one season he kept goal for the Nottingham Club, and with great credit. A keen cricketer and most respectable fellow, Sherwin is one of the very popular profes­ sion als of the present day. MR. BURRELL’S XI. v. MR. E. M. HANKEY’ S XI. Played at Littleburg on August 18. M r . B urrell ’ s XT. Rev. H. T. Wood, c and b Earle .. .. 0 M. C. H. Nockolds, c Evans, b Earle .. 98 E. B. Bratton, b Haw- 7 LEICESTERSHIRE v. SURREY. Rain prevented any play in this return match at Leicester, on Monday, and none was possible yesterday for the same reason. The game was consequently unfinished. Surrey being 105 on with only half their wickets down. Abel and Mr. Bush put on 60 for Surrey before the Amateur was stumped, and the two Reads added 87 runs for the fourth, Mr. Read in particular played well for his 53 not out. L eicestershire . trey C. C. Mead, c Lower, b Hawtrey..................14 . J. E. Burrell, o Lower, b Hawtrey.. 2 W . J. Callendar, e Hillersden, b Carp- m ael..........................56 M r , W . P. Carpmael, b B rutton ..................0 G. H. P. Street, b Brutton ..................43 Rev A.Perkins,run out 47 0. Earle, b Nockolds.. 28 H. Lower, b Brutton.. 66 . M. Butterworth, b B ru tton ..................... 21 H. H. Wilkes, b Brat­ ton ..............................21 Wheeler, c and b Loh- m a n n ...............................6 Warren, h w, b Loh­ mann ..............,.1 6 Turner, c W. Read, b Bowley.............................15 E. Marriott, b Jones .. 7 E. Hill, b Jones .. .. 0 C. Stone, c W. Read, b Bowley .......................5 Pougher, b Lohmann 10 Bottomore, run out Willett, o Bowden, b Bowley...................0 H. T. Arnall, not out 6 Eylott, e Bowley, b Lohmann .. .. 1 B 6, lb 8 .. .. 9 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY L.Y.C. v. MR. BURRELL’S XI. Played at Fenners on August 19. M r . B urrell ’ s XI. G. E. Barker, b Porter 21 J. P. Eaden, at Rowe, b P o rter.................. Rev. L. Woodard, b Porter .................. E. M. Hawtrey, not ont ...........................12 E x tras...................45 Total 81 S urrey . F. W . Bush, st Wheeler, b Arnall .................. 42 Abel, c Turner, b Amah 82 A. J. Key, c Wheeler, b Arnall...........................1 W , W . Read, not out .. 63 Read, b Rylott .. ..4 2 E. 3 .Diver ,stWheeler b Arnall.................. 3 B 10,1b 3 .. .. 18 Total , 186 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L e ic e ster . O. M. R W , O, M. R. W . Lohmann 85.119 85 4 j Jone3 .. 22 17 10 2 Bush .. 14 7 13 0 1Bowley.. 24 17 14 3 S urrey . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Pougher. . 21 7 43 0 1Bottomore 11 8 29 0 Rylott .. 44 23 45 1 |Arnall .. 22.2 6 56 4 CLAPHAM v. EWELL. Played at Ewell on August 27. E w ell . First Innings. Seoond Inning* F. Hale, b Helps . • .. 15 b Bate ................... B. Roscow, b Thomas .. 2 st Smith, b Bar­ clay ................ . A. T. Minton, b Helps .. 7 b Barclay...................6 R. Mason, c Bate, b Bell.. 1 c Thomas, b Bate.. 4 D. Napper, b Helps .. ..1 4 c sub., b Barclay .. 8 C. L. Budd, b Bell .. .. 4 G. Bird, 1b w, b Bell . . 3 b Bate ...................8 W. Killick, c sub., b Helps 1 n o to u t................. 1 W . Nightingale, c Bell, b Helps ........................ 4 W . Bean, not out .. .. 4 c Bate, b Barclay.. 4 H. T, Brooks, b Helps .. 1 Extras..........................8 Extras .. . T o ta l..................64 Total C laph am . A. E- Gent, c Killick, b Rqwqw ...................41 H. A. Smith, c W. J5eans, b Bird.. .. 35 JI. V. Bate, b Minton 5:8 Helps, 1 b w, b Nappcr .................. S9 p. A. Barclay, c apd b | Total Minton tf ,. ,. 5 28 B. Thomas, b Ros 20 w Bell,b Brooks .. ..3 2 J. V. Challis, c and b Brook* ..................13 A. Campbell, not out.. Extras................... .202 C. C. Mead, c Brutton, b Stevenson .. ..2 3 J. Burrell, b Robinson 4 H. J. E. Burrell, not out 11 J. F. Eaden. st Lower, bEvans *.................. 16 G. E. Barker, st Lower, b Carpmael .. .. 11 Rev. L. Woodard, not out .......................... 8 Turner Collin, c Carp­ mael, b Hkwtrey .. 25 J. Burrell,c Hillersden, b Hawtrey.................. 0 E xtras..................13 Total .. ..4 3 Rev. H. T. Wood, C. Earle, Turner Collin, J. F, Eaden, G. E. Barker, E, M. Hawtrey, and S. Prest did not bat. Total. .185 H aw trey ’ s XI. M. Evans, b Brutton.. Rev. F. H. Hillersden, cBrutton,b Nockolds R. J. Burrell, c Eaden, b Brutton.................. E, M. Hawtrey, not out E xtras................... Total...................266 82 6 Col. Hamond, b [Swin- stead.......................... C. C. Mead, run out .. Rev. A. T. Perkins, b Swinstead.................. , E. A>hfleld,b ^Swin- stead .......................... W, J. Callendar, c Alcock, b Carpmael 98 H. J. E. Burrell, o Total Saunders, b Brutton 2 Rev. H. T. Wood, b Carpmael..................113 C ahbridqe U niversity - L.Y.C. .417 Swinstead, b Burrell Lewis, notout . . .. F. E, Rowe, not out .. 25 A. L. Porter, c Mead, b Burrell.................. 2 F. E. Saunders, o Total Callendar,bHawtrey 0 T. Haslam, Rev. Mayo, W. P. Carpmael, E. B, Brutton, A. Robimon and W . B. Alcock did not bat. MR. BURRELL’S XI. v. CAIUS COLL. L.Y.C.C. Played at Littlebury on August 20. Mr. B u rrell ’ s XI. Rev. L. Woodard, run o u t ...........................14 H. Wilkes, c Rowe, b Shaw ................... G. M. Butterworth, b Shaw ..................... 18 J. Burrell, not out .. E x tr a s ................... C. Earle, b Swinstead.. E. M. Hawtroy, c Pow- nall, b Hardwicko .. 0 Turner Collin, b Rowe 16 C. C. Mead, b Carpmael 81 Rev. H. T. Wood, b Swinstead..................33 H. J. E. Burrell, st Porter, b Hardwickti 11 J. F. Baden, b Rowe .. 24 Total C aius C ollege L.Y.C.C. 19 .207 M r . B urrell ’ s X I. H. G. Hardwicko, b Stevenson .. .. 4 Extras...................1 MR. BURRELL’S XI. v. EMMANUEL COLLEGE. Played at Littlebury on August 27. E mmanuel C o llege . First Innings, Second Innings. F. F. Edwards, b H. J. E. B u rrell..............................13 b E. P. Prest.. .. R. T. Gardner, b l . J. E. B u rrell................................2 st Col. Hamond, b A. L. Porter W . B. Alcock, b H. J. E. B u rrell..............................39 A. Spicer, c Gardner, b H. J. E. Burrell .. .. 7 c E. P. Prest, b H. J. E. Burrell A. Drewe, b H. J. E. B urrell..............................10 b E. P. P rest.. .. J. C. Clarke, b H. J; E. B u rrell................................0 b H. J. E. Burrell C. Gardner, b E, P. Prest . .. .. .. .. 1 C. G. Ward* b e V P.’ Prest 10 J. Bragg, run out .. .. 8 S. G. Collier, b E. P. Prest 0 c Wood, b E. P. P r e s t.................. ! Dixon, not o u t...................17 c A. L. Porter, b H. J. E. Burrell Extras .. .. Extras...............................12 T o ta l....................114 Total .. 62 M r . B urrell ’ s X I. E. P, Prost, b Gardner 43 G. E. Barker, b Allcock ..................0 S. Prest, o Mead, b Drewe ................29 J, Burrell, notout .. 8 Extras................24 Col. Hamond, b Dixon 22 A. L. Porter, b Dixon If 9 C. C. Mead, 1b w, b Dixon ..................9 W. Callendar, b Dixon 0 H. J. E. Burrell, run out ..........................43 Rev. H. T. Wood, c Drewe, b Gardner .. P J. F. Eaden, .c Clarke, b Allcock..................11 Total ..861 W . K. Fyffe, not out 4 E x tr a s...................11 .219 A. L. Porter, c Wilkes, b Hawtrey.................. F, E. Rowe, c Wood, b Woodard....................110 Total F. E. Saunders,notout 19 J. H. Swnutead, b Hawtrey.........................9 A. E. Shaw, W . P. Carpmael, F. Pownall, G. W. Hardwicke, R. F. Gardner,andW. Winslow did not bat. MR. BURRELL’S XI. v. JESUS COLL L.V.C.C. Played at Fenners on August 21. J esus C oll . L.V.C.C. J. P. Draper, b Hard- wi k e ................................ 9 P. E Saunders, c and b Ear e .............................. 22 W. B. Alcock, b Hard- wicke..............................21 A. Robinson, c J. Bur- re 1, b Hardwicke .. 84 E. B. Brutton, b Hard­ w ire ......................... 37 W. B. Haytor, run out 4 ) L. E. Staven-MJii.bHard- wi«ta . , ., ,, ,.1 0 F. H. Wheclor, 1b w, b Hawtrev..................24 W. P. Carpmael, b Hardwicko .. .. 9 H. C. Young, e Mead, 1) Hardwicke .. .. 5 C. E. Phipp?, not out 29 Extras..................22 Total .265 M b . W . W . R e a d . —In County and all important matches Mr. Read has scored 2,384 runs for 44 completed innings. Aver­ age 54.8. C hatteeton heads the batting averages of Derbyshire having scored 350 runs in thirteen completed innings, average 26.12. Cropper has taken 21 wickets, average 18.4 ; Shack­ lock 23, average 18.6. Shrewsburys hatting average is 54.5 for Notts, his aggregate 761 for fourteen completed innings. Gunn’s average is 35.10, Flowers 30.6. Barnes has taken 47 wickets for an average of 12.3. P laying for the Brunei v. Salter’s Hall, at Victoria Park, on Saturday, G. Thompson took six wickets (five bowled) for six runs, He accomplished the “ hat trick,” getting four in succession—the first three clean bowled. I n a match, Forest ■Hill v. Lyncombe, played at Perry Rise on August 29th, G. F. Newman performed the “ hat trick,” his analysis being six wickets for 10 ru-is. Mr. G. E. Lomas’ analysis was four wickets for 5 runs. Send Seven Stamps for “ C eick et C h at.” Second Tear of Publication. Contains: Cricket Incidents and Oddities, Cricket Re­ cords. Portraits and Biographies of Mr. W , Newham, Mr. T. C. O’Brien, Mr. John Shuter, Hon. A. Lyttelton. Mr. S. Christopherson, Mr. M. C. Kemp, Mr. H. V. Page, Mr. R. S. Newhall, Mr. E. Evans, Jesse Hide, \V. Flowers, J. Hunter, 11. Peel, W. Attewell, \V. Scotton, and W. Humphreys—Published at the Office of “ C rick et,” 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, London, E.C.