Cricket 1885

sept . id. 1885. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAMES. 891 EMERITI y . PRESTON C. & G. Played at Preston on August 24. P reston C. and G. J. Leigh, c G. John, b Walsh.. .. .. 2 J. S. Fair, b Walsh .. 1 J. Eccles, c Teebay, b J o h n ..........................123 R. P. Woodhouse, c Conolly, b Parfitt .. 48 J.T. Hunt, run out ..7 6 Middlebrook, oJohn, b Parfitt..........................7 Kirby, o Conolly, b Parfitt..........................11 Blacow, not out.. .. 6 Smethurst, c Walsh, b John ....................... 3 T. B. Ladyman, c Teebay, b John .. 0 Colton, c Teebay, b John............................... 2 Extras..................... 16 T otal....................300 E m eriti C. and G. C. E. de Traffcrd, Woodhouse,bMiddle­ brook .......................... 9 J.F.Walsh,b Smethurst 0 J. J. Parfitt, c Leigh, b Smethurst..................16 F. E. Preston,b M ddle- brook..........................0 T.A.Quirk,b Smethurst 4 G. A. John, b Middle­ brook .......................... 5 B. C. Aspinal R. G. Teebay, not out J. Gonollj.bSmethurst J. Pinto - Leite, b Smethurst .. A. H. Knox, not out.. E x tras.................. T otal.................. 57 did cot bat. EMERITI v. WHALLEY. Played at Whalley on August 25. E meriti . J. J. Parfltt,cWithers, J. Pinto-Leitie, c and b b Manley.................. 0 Dixon .................. 22 F. E. Preston, c and b J. Conoily, run out .. 3 Manley .................. 61 M. Fonnley, c sub, b C. E. de Trafford, c Burton .................. 17 Manley, b Smalley 27 B. C. Aspinall, not out 10 T. A. Quirk, c Ingram, A. H. Knox, c sub, b b Hamer.................. 8 Burton .................. 1 G. A. John, b Mitchell 20 B 11,1 92, nb 3 .. 16 J. F. Walsh, c Manley, —• b Smalley .. 27 Total .. ..207 W h alley . J.Dixon, c G. A. John, J. N. Withers, b b Parfltt.................. 0 Wa’sh .................. 2 J. Ingham, b Walsh .. 1 W.Mitchell,c Conolly, F. W . Hargreaves, b b Parfitt.................. 8 Parfitt .................. 17 R. Smalley, not out .. 2 J, T. Gornall, run out 15 R. Manly, run out .. 0 W. Hamer, o G. A. b ; ........................ 8 John, b Parfitt 0 __ A. P. Riley, c sub, b Total .. .. 67 Walsh .................. 6 J. R. Thomppon, c do Trafford, b Parfitt 18 EMERITI V. DARWEN. Played at Darwen on August 2G. G. Walsh, e Aspinall, b W a ls h ..................29 J. Halliwell, b Paifltt 43 L. Dimmock, b Walsh 4 B. Harwood, c Knox, b P arfitt..................9 "Wheat, b Quirk .. ..1 4 R. Ashton, b Qnirk .. S9 J. Durbury. b Pai fitt.. 9 J. Whiteside, 1 b w, b Parfitt ..................84 R. Watson, c Quirk, b de Trafford .. ..9 5 C.Yates, c de Traffo*-d, b Knox ..................42 E. McGowan, not out 19 B 17,1 b 7 .. .. 21 Total .361 C. de Trafford, run out 45 J. F. Walsb,b Wheat 4 F. E. Preston, b Bar- wood .......................... 6 T. A. Quirk, c White­ side, b Harwood .. 7 J. J. Parfltt, o sub, b Wheat ..................2 G. A. Jobn,b Harwocd 0 F. W. Hargreaves, b Wheat .................. 4 E meriti . H. Shorrock, c Mc­ Gowan, b Harwood B. C. Aspinal], c Mc­ Gowan, b Harwood A. H. Knox, not out.. L b ........................... Total .. .. EMERITI v. EAST LANCASHIRE. Played at Blackburn on August 27. E m eriti . J. F. WaUh, c Dixon, G b J. C. Shaw .. C. E. de Trafford, b M Shaw .. ..................15 F. E. Prest o d , c Mitchell, b Cross- land ...........................14 B J. J. Parfitt, c Me- T lntyre, b Crossland 5 T. A. Quirk, b Cioss- la n d ...........................2 J. Pinto-Lelte, b Crossland.................. 1 . A, John, b Cross­ land ..........................80 Baines, b Cross­ land ..........................2 . H. Knox, b Cross­ land ..........................0 . C. Aspinall, not out 1 . Ainscough, absent 0 B 17,1 b 8 .. ..2 0 Total .. ,.0 6 E ast L ancashire .— J. Dixon (not McIntyre (not out), 18; b 4.—Total, 86. B atting A verages . C. E. de Trafford J. J. Parfitt .. F. E. Preston J. F. Walsh .. J. Pinto-Leite R. G. Teebay.. G. A. John .. A. H. Knox .. T. A. Quirk .. B. C, Aspinall W . J, Sparrow out), 19 Inns. Runs. Avir. 11 . 288 21.7 11 .. 163 14.8 10 . 135 13.5 10 . Ill 11.1 6 67 11.1 4 43 10.7 10 85 8.5 8 48 6 10 56 5.6 6 29 4.8 3 7 2.3 B owling A verages . R. G. Teebay J. J. Parfitt G. A. John J, F. Walsh T. A. Quirk C.E. deTrafford S3 Balls Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. 478 . 85 . . 147 .. 10 . . 14.7 1219 . 76 . . 620 .. 37 .. 16.7 100 . 4 . 98 . 5 . . 19J 610 . 27 . 368 . 17 .. 21® 80 . . 2 . 45 . 2 .. 22.6 8 . 3 . 49 . 1 .. 49 5 May 9 - Won by 103 ClaptoD, 173; CLAPTON. RESULTS OF MATCHES. At Lee, v. Granville. Drawn. Clapton, 67: Granville, 60*. *Four wickets down. May 16—At Clapton, v. Willesden. W'on by 85 rung and nine wickets. Willesden, 87 ; Clapton, 122. May 23-A t Clapton, v. Hampstead Nondescripts. Drawn, Clapton, 74; Hampstead Nonde­ scripts, 51*. ■'‘Eight wickets down, May 25—At Clapton, v, Highbury. Drawn. High­ bury, 86*. *Two wickets down. May 80—At Clapton, v. Trafalgar. Won by seven runs and six wickets. Trafalgar, 99 ; Clapton, 106. May 30—At Tottenham, v. Brnce Castle. Lost by 24 runs. Gapton, 70 ; Bruce Castle, 94. June 4—At Clapton, v. Upton Park. Won by 160 runs. Clapton, 229; Upton Park, 69 and 87*. *Four wickets down. June 11—At Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace. Lost by 61 runs. Crystal Palace,187 ; Clapton, 126, June 18—At Clapton, v. Hornsey. Clapton won by 65 runB. Hormey, 68; Clapton, 138. June 18—At Uppa- Clapton, v. Upper Clapton. Lost by 87 runs and four wickets, Clapton, 103 ; Upper Clapton, 180. June 18—At Clapton, v. Bryn-y-Neuadd. W<n by 102 runs. Clapton, 170; Bnn-y-Nauadd, t8 and 105. June 20—At Clapton, v. Btuce Castle. runs and five wicktte. Bruce Castle, 70. June 20—At Tottenham, v. Trafalgar. Drawn Clap­ ton, 158; Trafalgar, 44*. *Si\ wickets down. June 22 and S8—At Clapton, v. M.C.C. & G. Lo. t by five wickets, Clapton, 168 and 103; M.C.C, & G.,?42 and 80. June S7—At Mcor Hall, v. Moor Hall. WTon by 95 runs. Clajtcn, 196; Mcor Hall, 101 and 48*. *Four witkets down . June 27—At Clapton, v. Cheshunt. Lost by 24 runs and three wickets. Clapton, 101; Ches­ hunt, 125. July 2—At Clapton, v. Croydon. Drawn. Clapton, 256; Croydon, 154*. *Seven wickets down. July 4—At Hornsey, v. Hornsey. Dra’sn. Hornsey, 192; Clapton, 54*. *Two wickets down. July 4—At Clapton, v. Middlesex Hospital. Lo>t ty seven runs. Clapton, 67 and 78 ; Middle­ sex Hospital, 74, July 9—At Southgate, v. Southpate. Lost bv seven runs, t outhgate, 121 and 64*; Clapton, 114. *Four wickets down. July 11—At Clapton, v. Upton Park. Drawn. Clapton, 210; Upton Park, 77*. *Nine wickets down. July 11—At Walthamstow, v. Walthamstow. Lost by 15 run". Clapton, 40; Walthamstow, 55. July 16—At ClaptoD, v. Crystal Palace. Drawn. Clapton,253; Crysttl Palace, 184*. *Five wickets down, July 18—At Cheshunt, v. CheBhunt. Lost by eight runs and one wicket. Clapton, 105 ; Che6hunt,118. July 1 8 -At Clapton, v. Old Alleynians. Won by 125 runK and six wickets. Old Alleynians, 117; Clapton, 242. #uly 28—At Clapton, v. United Thespians. Lost by 116 runs. Clapton, 130; United Thespians, 246. July 25—At Clapfon, v. Hampstead Nondescripts. Wron by 128 runs and two wickets. Hampetead Nondescripts, 77;' Clapton, 202. July 80—At Clapton, v. Southgate. Won by an innings and 114 runs. Clapton, 200; Southgate, 51 and 35. August 1—At Clapton, v. Granville. Drawn. Clapton, 188; Granville, 70*. *Nine wickets down. August 3—At Clapton, v. Highbury. Lost by 190 runs. Highbury, 328; Clapton, 138. August 8—At Clapton, v. Upper Clapton. Won by 59 runs and eight wickets. Upper Clapton, 70; Clapton, 129. August 15—At Clapton, v. Stoics. Won by 111 rues aud seven wickets. Stoics, 56; Clapton, 167. August 17 and 18—At Chich€ster,v. Priory Park. Won bv four wickets. Priory Park, 151 and 127 ; Clapton, 189 and 91 August 19 and 20—At Eastbourne, v. Devonshire Park, Won by 14 runs. Cla ton, 95 and 169; Devonshire Park, 95 and 155. August 21 and 22—At Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne. "Won by an innings and one run, East­ bourne, 223 and 191; Clapton, 418. August 22—At Clapton, v. Walthamstow. Won by 111runs. Clapton, 164; Walthamstow, 53. August 21 and 25—At St. Leonards, v. South Saxons. Won by seven wickets. South Saxons, 59 and 169; Clapton, 116 and 183. August 29—At Clapton, v. Pallingswick. Drawn. Pallingswick, 103; Clapton, 90*. *Two wickets down. B atting A verages . Times Most in Inns. Runs. not out an Inn. Avge. G .L. Lyons .. 9 . 295 .. 0 . 66 . 82.7 W . Low .. .. 21 . 576 .. 3 . 58 . 32 H. Boyton 15 .. 416 .. 2 . 104 . 32 J. H. Douglas .. 30 .. 775 .. 4 . . 75 . 29.21 S. A. Asser .. 23 .. 449 .. 4 . *80 . 28.12 A. J. East.. .. 18 . 802 .. 0 . 74 . 23.3 Rev.E. H.Puttock 15 .. 252 .. 2 . 89 . 19.5 C. G. Hildyard 5 .. 91 .. 0 . 46 . 1S.1 W . H. Davis .. 11 .. 169 .. 0 . 56 . 17.2 J. W. McEwen 8 . 104 .. 2 . 85 . 17.2 J. C. Shenton .. 26 .. 411 .. 1 . . *65 . 16.11 A, P. Zambrano 10 .. 129 .. 2 . . 89 . 16.1 C. M. Tebbut .. 7 .. 76 .. 2 . 23 . 15.1 G. W. City .. 8 . I ll .. 0 . 50 . 13.7 J. W. Emmerson 8 . 92 .. 1 . 41 . 13.1 G. F. Lee .. 4 .. 27 .. 2 . . 25 . 13.1 R. J. Chapman 7 .. 91 .. 0 . . 41 . 13 W . E.Hall .. 7 . 90 .. 0 . . 27 . 12.6 J. B. Manscn .. 6 .. 64 .. 1 . . 30 . 12.4 S. S. Nixon 10 .. 92 .. 2 . *45 . 11.4 A. S. Douglas .. 8 .. 76 .. 1 . 29 . 10.6 F. H. City.. .. 11 .. 93 .. 1 . . 27 . 9.3 H.Lidstone .. 9 . 9 . 9 S. Shorter.. .. 32 .. 100 .. o . . 23 . . 8.4 R. H. Clark .. 11 .. 74 .. 2 . *30 . 8.2 T. C. Hastings 9 .. 40 .. 8 . . 13 . . 6.4 F. H. Ferris .. 5 .. 28 .. 1 . . 12 . . 5.3 W. J,Cambridge 5 .. 18 .. 1 . . 8 . . 4.2 C. A. Wrhite .. 9 .. 24 2 . 6 . 8.3 A J.WiEfctanley 3 9 .. u . 7 . 3 J. A. Mallon .. 4 9 .. 1 . 4 . 3 C. E. Monro .. 11 . 24 .. 2 . 6 . 2.6 3. W. Urant .. 4 . 1) .. 0 •. 7 . 2 2 W.A. White .. 4 6 . . 0 . 3 . 1 2 G. Parrott 4 3 . . 1 . 2 . 1.0 ♦Signifies not out. The followirg played in two innings only :—W. Mumford, 4 ; A. L. Ford, 9 ; F. B. Skottowe, 3 and 1; C. E. Hait, G; T. T. Cowell, 7- The following plaj edinone innings only : - N. Rixby, 1; J. A. Hume,0; Wr. Etlieringtou, 1; A. Pitt, 0; W . Green, 0 ; F. C. Jacomb,7; J, J. Holdswortli,4. B owling A verages . Ball , Mdns. R ns. T.C. Hatt:nps .. 421 .. 18.. 15*> J. W. Emmeison .. 'if3 .. %9.. 287 J.W.McEwen .. £11 .. 48.. 4(4 C .E. Monro .. .. 875 .. 25 .. 148 S. S. Nixon .. ..9 8 0 .. 61 .. £93 F. H City .. .. 90 ... 4 .. 41 R. J. Chapman .. 214 .. 10 .. 96 W. E. Hall .. .. IS9 .. 1 2 . . 93 W. H. D avis.. .. 611 .. 89.. 273 . . 1 9 A. P. Zambrano .. 847 .. 68.. 415 . S. A. Asser .. ..7 9 6 .. 2 7 . . 4 9 0 . S. Shorter .. ..2 2 7 .. 4.. 166 . J. H. Douglas ..1076 .. 47.. 475 . W. Low .................. 272 .. 14.. 119 R. H. Clark .. .. 170 .. 5.. 75 Wkt*. 23 . 37 . f 2 . 10 . 40 . 4 . 9 7 is 27 9 26 , Avge. .. M 7 .. 7.18 .. 7 40 .. 9.4 .. 9 32 .. 10.1 .. 10.6 .. 18.2 .. 14.7 .. 14.23 .. 18.4 .. 18.4 .. 18.7 .. 19.5 87.1 The following bowled in less than three innings:—C. A. White, C. M. Tebbut, E. H. Puttock, G. L. Lyons, H. Lidstone, W. Mumford, W . G. Camlridge, G. Psri'ott, T. T. Cowell, G. F. Lee, A. L. Ford, A, S. Douglas and F. H. Ferris. J. C arter , a left-handed batsman, playing for City Tt tuple C.C. v. Barbican, at Gospel Oak, on the 29th nit., made leg hits for 8, 6, and 6, in threo successive overs.