Cricket 1885

sept . 3 , 1885, CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 379 Balls J. D. Campbell 1684 C. B. Worsley 1283 C. R. Wilson.. 531 T.G . Walker.. 349 F. W. Finch .. 114 A,G. Humphry BOWLING AVERAGES. Buna 626 452 , 224 , 105 , 57 .. 5 , 20 .. 1 Mdn8. .. 161 56 Wkts. ,. P8 . ,. 45 . 14 . ..12 . Aver. , 9.09 , 10.04 , 16 . 8.7 , 7.1 . 6.6 J. D. F. G. Campbell bowled 1, C. B. Worsley 1, and T. G. Walker 8 wides. The ball goes to J. D. F. Campbell. REPTON SCHOOL. Matches played 12—won 5, drawn 3, lost 4. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most Inns, not out Buns, in Inns, Aver. F. G. J. Ford .. 16 .. 2 .. 630 .. 145 .. 45 W. Agar . 10 .. 0 .. 178 .. 65 .. 17.8 A. Jardine .. 15 .. 2 .. 174 .. 87 .. 13.5 R. W . 8ale . 15 .. 1 .. 175 .. 89 .. 12.7 A. S. Webb . 14 .. 2 .. 144 .. 28* .. 12 P. R, Farrant.. 13 .. 1 .. 136 .. 85 .. 11.4 J. H. Kelsey . 14 .. 0 .. 141 .. 28 .. 10.1 J. R. Jackson .. 15 .. o ... 144 .. 35 .. 9.9 A. M. Daniel . 14 .. 0 .. 95 .. 20 .. 6.11 J. Bellhouse . 10 .. 4 .. 24 .. 7* .. 4 H. Flower . 6 .. 3 .. 8 .. 7 .. 4 BOWLING AVERAGES Balls. Mdns Runs. Wktg. Aver. P. R. Farrant .. lllfl . 82 .. 471 .. 46 . 10.11 F. G. J. Ford . 1815 . 114 .. 753 .. 69 . 10.68 ,T. R. Jackson . 747 . 57 .. 841 .. 24 . 14.5 J. H. Kelsey .. 267 . 17 .. 121 .. 7 . 17.2 R. W . Sale .. 895 . 23 .. 178 .. 10 . 17.8 J, Bellhouse . 24 . 1 .. 14 . . 1 . 14 Winner of First Average Bat—F. G. .T. Ford. „ Second „ —W. Agar. „ Average Ball—P. R. Farrant. CLIFTON COLLEGE. Matches played 11—won 6, drawn 2, lost 3 BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns. not out Runs an Inns. Aver. G. Fowler .. 18 . 0 .. *35 . 128 . 18.1 G. M. King .. 13 .. 0 .. 130 . 42 . 10 C. Cuyler .. 15 . 2 .. 261 . 122* . 20.1 E. G. Mayo.. 18 . 0 . . 186 . 70 . 14.4 D.G.Campbell 15 . 2 .. 171 . 43+ . 13.2 G. F. Gerds.. 9 . 1 . . 172 . 70 . 20.12 J, R. Head .. 9 . . 3 . . 140 . 45 . 22.2 L.E. G.Abney 12 . 2 .. 77 . . 81 . 7.7 F. A, Hardy 12 . 3 .. 110 . 24 . 12.2 W.Armstrong 8 . 2 .. 20 . is . 2.4 O. Bosanquct 8 . 1 . . 6 6 . 8 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs G.Fow ler.. 871 .. L. E. Abney 23i .. E. G. Mayo 170.2 .. Mdns. 140 .. 64 ., 89 ., Rung 662 464 370 , Wkts. . 63 , . 87 . . 18 . Aver, . 10 f . 12 20 , 20.10 BRIGHTON COLLEGE. Matches played 11—won, 10, drawn 1. BATTING AVERAGES. (1) (3) (4) (2) (5) (7) Times Most not out. Runs. inlnns.Aver. . . 8 .. 530 . 117* . . 58.8 .. o .. 482 . 92 . . 87.1 .. 1 .. 815 . t8 . . 24.3 .. o .. 174 . £9 . . 14.6 .. 2 .. 180 . 27 . . 13 . . 0 . . 13 5 . 60 . . 11.1 .. 3 .. 64 . 17 . 9.1 .. 2 .. 90 . 21 . . 9 . . 1 . . 40 . 20 . 6.4 . . 8 . . 53 . 17* . . 6.5 . . 0 . . 51 . 13 . . 4.6 G. H. Cotterill .. 12 B. M . J. Woods 18 G. L. Wilson .. 14 F.H .O ’Donogbue 12 W . J. Richardson 12 L. C. Rayrm nd.. 12 10) H .D .L . Woods.. 10 (rt) N. C. Cooper .. 12 (11) W . Harris .. .. 7 (8) W. S. Paekin ..1 1 (9) C.H.Boiid .. 12 The figures in braokets in front cf the names are the order in which the members obUined their colours for the XI. BOWLING AVERAGES. S. M. J. Woods .. 263 G. L. Wilson .. 238.2 W . S. Paskin .. 63.5 F. H.O’Donoghue 48 H.D . L. Woods.. 5 Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. .. 104 . 498 . 69 .. 8.26 .. 116 . . 617 . 51 .. 12.5 . . *6 . . 148 . 11 . . 13.5 .. 19 . 122 . 4 .. 80.2 .. 4 . . 4 . 1 . 4 LORETTO SCHOOL. Matches played 15—won 6, drawn 1, lost 7. BATTING AVERAGES. 1 tie. Timea Most in Inrs not out Runs an Inn. Aver. L. R. Paterson 18 .. 1 .. 422 . 122 . 24.2 A, S. Caldwell 15 .. 0 .. 228 . 52 . 15.2 A. Pearson .. 15 .. 1 .. 137 .. 40 . . 9.7 L. B. Moubray 12 .. 2 .. 69 .. 28 . . 6.9 A. M. Paterson 16 .. 2 .. 117 .. 45 . 8.3 P. H. Morrison 17 .. 0 .. 273 65 . . 16 H. P. Paton .. 17 .. 2 .. 189 .. 58*. . 12.6 F.E. Woodhead 14 .. 1 . . 194 .. 53 . . 18.2 J. J. Smeaton .. 16 .. 4 .. 115 .. 28 . . 9.5 M. Rose .. 10 .. 5 .. 28 .. 12 . . 5.6 P. E. Smith .. 4 . . 1 . . 7 7 . . 2.3 BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. LiR. Paterson 436 .. 30 . . 140 .. 7 . . 20 A. S. Caldwell 832 .. 54 . . 844 .. 27 . . 12.7 A. Pearson .. 169 .. 4 . 93 .. 5 . . 18 6 L.B. Moutray 866 .. 29 . 143 .. 11 . . 13 P.H.Morrison 172 .. 16 . . 52 .. 6 . . 8.6 H, P. Paton 400 .. 18 . . 195 ..2 0 . . 9.7 J. J Smeaton 1238 .. 99 . . 437 .. 48 . . 9.1 M. Rose .. 782 .. 60 . . 254 ..2 o . . 9.7 P. E. Smith 125 .. 5 . . 77 .. 6 . . 12.8 NOTTS t . DERBYSHIRE. Rain yesterday afternoon in all probability saved Derbyshire from a second defeat at the hands of the Nottingham eleven in the return match, commenced on the Trent Bridge Ground on Monday. Shacklock had not recovered sufficiently from his resent sprain to help Derbyshire, and Slater, a left- handed fast bowler, who made his first appearance in the County eleven, took his place. Notts went in first on a capital wicket, but except for the excellent cricket of Scotton and Gunn, who put on 80 runs for the third wicket, there was no very note worthy feature in the innings. Scotton was in three hours and a quarter for his 64 in which was only one chance when he had made 51. Derbyshire failed to save a follow on by 1 run, and despite some good cricket by Mr. Eadie and Chatterton, seven wickets had fallen in the second innings for 101, when rain finally put a stop to the game, Derbyshire were then 16 runs on with only three wickets to fall. Alfred Shaw bowled well for Notts, sending down 90 overs for 62 runs and seven wickets. N otts . W. 8cotton, c Disney, b J. Selby,c Wood-Simi, Slater .......................... 64 b Walker.................. 0 A. Shrewsbury, c DisW.Att^well, b Cropper 6 ney, b Cropper.. .. 26 W. Wright, not out.. 7 W. Barnes, b Walker.. 7 A . Shaw, bWalker .. 10 W. Gunn, c Disney, b M. Sherwin, b Walker 0 Walker .................. 48 B8, lb 5 .. .. 18 W . Flowers, run out.. 19 Mr. H . B. Daft, b T otal..................205 Cropper .................. 5 D erbysh ire . Firitt Innings, Wood-Sims, c Shaw, b Barnes ..........................9 Mr. W. S. Eadie, b Wright 4 Sugg, b Barnes..................24 Chatterton, c Gunn, b Flow ers..........................16 Second Innings. b S h a w ...................12 c and b Barnes .. 33 b S h a w .................. 1 c Shrewsbury, b Barnes..................17 N otts . O. M.B. W . Mr. Walker 60 27 87 5 ICropper Slater .. 35 19 44 1 Hall.. Chatterton 17 8 28 0 1 In our Analysis of 2nd innings of Derbyshire in previous match (page 354) Shei’win is put down as bowling 12 overs. It should be Alfred Shaw. O. M. R .W . 39 26 30 3 3 2 3 0 Mr.L.C.Docker,o Sherwin, b Flowers ..................30 c Wright, b Shaw.. 18 Cropper, c Sherwin, b Shaw..................................4 not out Mr. E. A. J.Maynard,run o u t ..................................0 81ater, c Barnes, b Shaw 11 Mr, G. G. Walker, b Shiw 14 st Sherwin, b Shaw 6 Disney, not out..................1 Hall, c Sherwin, b Shaw.. 2 B ..........................10 11 c Sherwin, b Barnes 8 not o u t .................. 0 Total ,125 Total ..101 THE SC A R B O R OU GH F E S T IV A L . I ZINGARI v. GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND (12- a -S id e ). Considering the lateness of the season, two strong sides were got together for the opening match of the Scarborough festival, begun on Monday last. The Gentlemen could of course have been improved, but, under the circum­ stances, the team was decidedly a good one. The I Zingari, who were well represented, made the best use of an excellent wicket, and were not out till the second day, Messrs. Walker, Webbe, Cecil Wilson and Evans being the chief contributors to the total of 374. Mr, Walker went in first, and was not out till the score had reached 229, playing, despite two chances fine cricket for his 111. Mr. Webbe, who had to retire hurt, also batted in admirable style. When the Gentlemen went in Mr. Grace showed himself to be in his form, and he had made 68 out of 124 when he unluckily played on. Later on Messrs. Lucas, O’Brien and Bainbridge all played well, the last- named making 76 out of 157 while he was in. Rain interfered with the game yesterday, and except for some brilliant hitting by Mr. G. B. Studd, there was nothing remarkable in the play. The match was drawn as under:— I Z ingari . First Innings*. BOWLING ANALYSIS. D erbysh ire . First Inning \ Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Barnes.. .. 27 18 V6 2 . . . . 27 14 26 8 Attewell .. 7 5 8 0 . . . . 21 9 fc9 0 Wright.. .. 8 4 20 1 Flowers .. 47 28 34 2 .. .. 7 2 13 0 Shaw .. .. 86 19 82 4 .. .. 54 81 30 4 E. M. Hadow, b Bas­ tard .......................... 11 C. Wilson, b Grace .. S6 A. H. Evans, Bt Wick­ ham ..........................43 G. H. Portal, c Wick­ ham, b Bastard .. 6 S. Christopherson, not out ..........................0 B 8, lb 11 .. .. 19 Total ..374 J. G. Walker, st Wick­ ham, b Rock .. ..I ll G. B. Studd, c Lucas, b Rock ........................6 A. G. Steel, b Towns­ end ..............................87 Hon. A. Lyttelton, b Ba ita r d ........................0 H. Whitfeld, b Bas­ tard ............................... 5 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Bainbridge, bTowns- e n d .............................. 21 A. J. Webbe, retired, h u rt............................. 82 In the Second Innings G. B. Studd scored (not out), 59, A. G. Steel, c Rock, b Grace, 0, H. Whitfeld, c Rock, bGrace 28, Hon. A. Lyttelton (not out), 47* 1b 3-Total, 132. ’ G extlemen of E ngland . H. V. Page, cStudd, b Steel...8 H. Leadbeator, Bt Lyttelton, b Steel .. 13 C. Toppin. b Portal .. 8 A P. Wickham, c Lt ttelton,b Portal.. 5 E . W. Bastard, not out 4 •Extras. 12 W. G. Grace, b Steel.. 68 C.I. Thornton, b Port­ land ..........................4 F.M. Lucas, b Wilson 31 C. T. O’Brien, c Stud 1, b P o rta l.................. H. W. Bainbridge, Portal, b Studl F. Townsend, 1 b w, b Steel .......................... C. W. Rock, c Whit fe'd, b Steel .. .. 45 ..7 6 Totil ..298 BOWLING ANALYSIS. I Z ingari . Grace Rook Toppin .. Bas'ard .. Townsend Page .. .. Bainbridgu Leadbeater G entlem en of E ngland . First Tunings. O. M. R W. 1 Steel .. 52 21 102 5 Wilgon Chistphrsonl4 6 87 0 iHadow Portal .. 30.8 16 55 4 Studd Evans .. 14 5 85 0 ! O. M. R.W. O. M. .a* L.W. .. 23 13 87 1 .. .. 24 11 38 2 .. 30 14 77 2 .. .. 6 8 14 0 .. 23 8 es 0 .. .. 1) 3 19 0 .. 49 216 80 5 .. .. 15 5 31 0 .. 17 5 80 2 .. .. 5 0 27 0 .. 10 1 32 0 .. 4 1 14 0 .. 2 1 U 0 O. M. R.W. 9 2 2 ) 1 10 3 24 0 2 010 1