Cricket 1885

4 2 0 CRICKET • A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. sept .24, uss. July 115 and 16—At Abbotts Langley, v. Abbotts Langley. Lost by two wickets. Abbotts Langley, 130 and 197*; F, F., 165 and 100 . * Eight wicketa down. July 18—At Woolwich, v. Royal M. Academy. Lost. Royal M. Academy, 292; F. F., 97. July 27 and 28—At Cheltenham, v. East Qlostershire. Lost by 7 wickets. East Qlostershire, 249 and 95 *; F. F., 88 and 254. * Three wickets down. July 29 and 30—At Lndlo w, v. Ludlow. Won by one innings. Ludlow, 74 and 79; F. F., 228. July 81 and'August 1—A t Knighton, v. Radnorshire. Won in one innings. Radnorshire, 115. and 93; F. F., 830. July 81 and Augnst 1—At Reigate, v. Rev. Churchill’s XI. Won in one innings. Rev. Churchill’s X I, 57 and 129; F. F., 275. August 6 and 7—At Hitohin, v. Gents, of Herts. Drawn. Gents of Herts, 834 : F. F., 231 and 61.* * Four wickets down. August 17 and 18—At Bicester, v. Ricester. Lost. Bicester, 149 and 223; F. B., 100 and 191. August 19 and 20—At Danbury, v. Deddington. Won by 8 wickets. Deddington, 92 and 176: F. F., 202 and 67.* * Two wickets down. August 25—At Shepperton. v. Shepperton. Won. Shepperton, 73 and 60 * ; F. F., 189. * Seven wickets down. August 26 and 27—At Aldershot, v. AldershotDivision. Drawn. Aldershot Division, 100 and 169 * ; F. F., 336. * Six wickets down. August 27 and 28—At Chatham, v. Royal Engineers. Won by 10 wickets. Royal Engineers, 167 and 148 ; F. F., 312 and 6 .* * Ten wickets down. BOWLING. No complete record of the analyses has been obtained, but the following were the principal bowlers. W . D. Bovill 55 E.J.Reaumont 31 F. W . Maude 21 J.H.J.Hornsby 19 E. Peake .. 18 G. H. Goldney 18 C. L. Hickley 14 Wkts. Inns. Wkts. G.W.Ricketts 14 J. Robertson 13 E. M. Hadow 13 A. J. Webbe 12 E. Rutter .. 8 F. W. Capron 6 C. W.’Bulpett 5 Inns. 5 .. 4 ,. 5 . 2 5 8 ,. 8 BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most Inns. Runs. not out in inns. Aver. H. C. Maul .. 4 . 186 .. 0 . 97 . 46.2 E. M. Hadow .. 4 . 175 .. 0 . . 108 . 43.8 S. J. Wilson .. 6 . 194 .. 1 . 124 . P8.4 W . T. Toynbee 4 . . 84 .. 3 . 11 . 31 Capt. B. Baker.. 4 . 59 .. 2 . . 80 . 29.1 W . D. Bovill .. 15 . . 883 . . 1 . . 115 . 27.5 E. J. Beaumont 12 . 267 .. 2 . 1*0 . 26.7 R. H. Fowler .. 4 . 105 .. 0 . . 62 . 261 A . C. Cattley .. 4 . f -8 .. 0 . . 35 . 22 C. W. Bulpett.. 5 . 90 .. 0 . . 50 . 18 F. W . Capron .. 11 . 195 .. 0 . 105 . 178 J. H, J. Homsby 15 . *49 .. 0 . 85 . . 1R.9 G. W. Ricketts 6 . 81 .. 1 . 56 . . 161 C. L. Hickley .. 5 . 61 .. 1 . 25 . 15.1 R. W, Skipwith 5 . 74 .. 0 . 34 . 14 4 C .E . Cobb 6 . 61 . . 1 . 20 . . 12.1 P. R. Toynbee.. 5 . 48 .. 1 . 27 . 12 F. E. Speed .. 10 . 119 .. 0 . 27 . 11.9 Rev. G. E. Willes 9 .. 97 . . 0 . 27 . 10.7 F. C. Coxhead .. 6 . 67 . . 0 . 33 . 10.7 C. R. Seymour 4 . 43 .. 0 . 25 . . 10 3 G. H. Goldney 8 . 61 .. 2 . 41 . 10.1 F. W . Maude .. 4 . 85 .. 0 . 19 . 83 F. Rutter.. .. 4 . 81 .. 0 . 14 . 7.2 8. P. Bncknill.. 4 . 28 .. 0 17 . 7 W .H P. Jenkins 4 8 .. 1 5 . 2.2 ALDERSHOT DIVISION v. FREE FORESTERS. Played at Aldershot on August 26 and 27. A ld e r sh o t D iv isio n . First Innings. 15 T. Jones,b Hickley . Pte. Seymour, 1 b w, D H ick ley.......................... 11 Capt. M. H. Allsopp (10th Hussars), c Hickley, b Beaumont ................... T. Hone (7th Hussars), 1b w, b Hickley .. •. A. B. Ridley (7th Regt.),b H ick ley ........................... J. Taylor, c Rutter, b Hickley .......................... Capt.Bowles (R.B,),c Beau­ mont, b Hornsby .. .. Capt. H. M. Ridley (7th Hussars), c Speed, b H ornsby........................ % F. Nicholson, b Hickley .. Parsons,not o n t................ Capt. Hughes (60th Rifles), c Fowler, b Hickley H. Price, c Hickley, b Hornsby........................... B 3,1 b 3 ................... Second Innings, cRicketts,bHornsby 77 c Ricketts, b Bovill 17 run o u t ................... 11 n o to u t ...................33 c Hickley,bHomsby 5 b Hickley.................. 3 BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. J. Grant .. .. 60 . 5 .. 15 . . 3 .. 5 J. A. Knight 78 . 5 .. 43 . 7 .. 6.1 A. W . Allan .. 395 . 21 185 . 26 .. 7.3 A. V. Smith 85 . 6 .. 29 . 3 .. 9-2 F. Grant 113) . 72 .. 503 . 55 .. 9.8 R.J. J. Shrimpton 400 . 19 .. 160 . 17 . 97 A. Whitehead •• 2222 . 137 .. 963 .102 .. 9.45 E. H. Balch 294 . 14 .. 123 . 13 . 96 H. A. Roper 196 . 11 .. 107 . 11 . 9.8 E .I. Day.. 125 . 3 .. 71 . 7 . 10.1 T. P. Austen .. 919 . 49 .. 408 . 38 . 10 28 R. Biscoe.. .. 100 . 8 .. 84 . 3 . 11.1 W. T. Grant 927 . . 43 .. 451 . 87 . 12.7 R. S. Ibbs.. 116 . . 4 .. 65 . 5 . 13 C. W , M. Feist .. 45 . 1 .. 29 . 2 . 14.1 C. F. Evans 430 . . 31 .. 162 . 11 . 14.8 H. R. Groom .. 91 . 1 .. 61 . 4 . 15.1 J.H . Shaw 70 . 3 .. 81 .. 2 . 15.1 F.HiU .. 672 . 42 . 260 .. 17 . 15.5 H. W . Ward .. 80 . . 1 .. 16 .. 1 . 16 J.C. Neech .. 899 . 29 . 518 .. 31 . 16.22 S. J. Ching .. 160 . . 8 .. 80 .. 4 . 20 A. C. Dent 45 . 0 .. 49 .. 2 . 24.1 R. J. Grant 10 . 0 . 10 . . 0 . . — C. Moss .. 25 . 0 . 15 . . 0 . — T, L. Roberts .. 80 E. Shove .. 40 . 1 . 35 .. 0 . — E.R. Wilkinson.. 55 .. 3 . . 27 .. 0 . — c Hornsby» b Bovill B 6 , l b 8 .. .. Total .................100 Total F ree F oresters . ..160 R. H. Fowler, b Allsopp 19 F. E. Speed, c Hone, b Parsons ..................... 20 E. J. Beaumont,c Hone, b Parsons......................11 Capt. L. Spens, c Jones, b A. B. Ridley .. ..8 7 W . D. Bovill, c Pareons, b H ugbes....................... 9 G. W. Ricketts, c and b Allsopp..................... 12 J. H. J. Hornsby, c Bowles, b Taylor .. 27 C. J. Hickley, b Taylor 14 Capt.Frederick,run out 44 A. P. Jeffreys, not out 49 E. Rutter, b Bowles.. 14 B 12,1 b 7, n b 1 .. Total THE CROYDON CLUB. Matches played 55, iron’22, lost 12,drawn21. BATTING AVERAGE?. The following played in three inning* :-C . Booth, 58, 47, 35; Rev. J. G. Crowdy, 17, 64, 24; Capf. J. Fred* rick, 10, 41, 8 ; A. Hoare, 1, 3, 7 ; H. G. S. Hughes, 29. 51, 8 ; G. H. Longman, 21,0,51; H. H. Longman, 22,17.19; W . A. Lucy, 0,18. 3 ; J. Robert­ son, 0,2, 38; Capt. L. T. Spens, 22, 87, 57; W. W. Whitmore, 10,17, 6 ; Rev. E. R. Yerburgh, 2, 5, 19. Played in two innings A. Appleby, 43 17 ; J. G. Beevor, 1 ,2 ; R. W. Byass. 9 ,0 ; F. Crowder, 31, 2 ; F, H. L«e, 0,1 >; II. M. Marshall. 1, 2 ; F. H Meller, 22, 15; E. Peake, 4 .0 ; Rev. T. T Peyton, 13,0: G. d! R we, 18, 0 ; Rev. Clarence Smith, 22,54; Capt. J. Bpens, 23, 3 ; R- w. Gillespie-Stanton, 7,10; C. B, L. Tylecote, 7 ,6 ; J, G. Walker, 83, 9. Played in one in n in g sC . J. E. Jarvis, 162 ; P. H. Coxe, 93; F. L. Evelvn, 6*; A. F. JeffreyH, 49* T Wise, 47; H T Griffiths, 43; Rev. W . H. Heale, 33 P. Norman, 82; A S. Franks, 31 ; J. C. Page, 33- B Money-Wigram, 21; A. R. Cob->, 24; Rev. W. Law' Hon. R. H. Lyt^lt >n, T. K. Tapling, E. Bray, Hon. C. Finch, A. B. Ridley, Lord Stanhope, Rev. T. O. Reay A . G. Bovill. Hon.and Rev. J. Marsham. D. Burhanau R. M. Turn! u'l, F. H . Birley, Rev. F. G. Williamson, H. W . Brougham. J. H. Bridges, J. Kenrick, J. 8 Phillips, A. J. W^bbe, Dr. Bourns, H. Gilliat, D Moffat, F. Grant bowled 10 wides, A. Whitehead 9, A. V. Smith 3, C. F. Evans 2, and H. A.Roper, E. I. Day, R, Biscoe, C. W. M. Feist, and F. Hill 1 each. THE F IRST CLASS AVERAGES IN 1885 . PROFESSIONAL BATTING AVERAGES. Most in Times Inns. Times not out Runs Most in an lnnn. Aver J. A Kuight 17 .. 2 .. 521 .. 162 . . 34.14 E R.Wilkinson ir 8 .. 3 .. 512 . J01 . . 27.2 H. R. Groom 27 .. 1 .. 657 . 8 i . 25.7 A. C Dent .. 11 .. 4 .. 178 . 75 . . 25.3 W .T. Grant.. 31 .. 2 .. 6 C 0 .. £8 . . 2 ) 2 ) F. HiU 32 .. 2 .. 6.8 .. 87 . . 2 ‘.18 S. F. Kemp .. 18 .. 1 .. 319 .. 109 . . 18.13 II W. Ward 13 .. 2 .. 207 .. 52* . . 18 9 J. E Neech .. 31 . . 5 .. 472 .. 59* . . 18.4 H. A. Ropec 4 .. 1 .. 53 .. 20 . . 17.2 C. F. Evans., 19 .. 1 .. 302 .. 100 . . 16.14 E. I. Day .. 36 .. 4 .. 528 .. 93 . . 16.16 C.W.M. Feist 20 .. 0 .. 810 .. 104 . 15.10 S. J Chin 1 .. 14 .. 6 .. 121 .. 27 . 151 A. J.L ne .. 7 .. 0 .. 102 .. 52 . . 14.4 E. Shove 24 .. 4 .. 283 .. 40 . 14 3 A. Hill 27 .. 6 .. 2 >4 .. 52 . 14 F. G ant 22 .. 4 .. 251 •• 35 . 13.17 II. J.Hawkirs 19 .. 3 .. 222 .. 55 . 13.14 It Bircoe .. 12 .. 1 .. 147 .. 31* . 13.4 J. Aris 33 .. 4 .. 379 .. 63 . 13 2 A. W . Allan 13 .. 2 .. 144 .. 61* . 13.1 J. H. Shaw .. 12 .. 1 .. 141 .. 39 . 12 9 A. Whiteveid 28 .. 4 .. 295 .. 42* . 12.7 T. L. Roberts 21 .. 5 .. 168 .. 39* . 10.8 C. M. Tate .. 7 .. 1 .. 60 .. 32 . 10 R. S. Ibbs .. 4 .. 1 .. 3) .. 26* . 10 R.J.Shrimpton 12 .. 0 .. 1(2 .. 38 . 86 C, A. Hooper 6 .. 0 .. 50 .. 15 .. 82 A. Collis 4 .. 0 .. 80 .. 10 .. 7.2 R. J. Grant.. 12 .. 0 .. 69 .. 21 .. 5.9 A. Pulford .. 4 .. 0 .. 23 .. 11 .. 5.3 E. H. Bal h .. 8 .. 1 .. 35 9* .. 5 T. P. a usten 14 .. 2 .. 59 .. 12* .. 4 11 H T.Butterworth4 .. 1 .. 13 .. 10* . . 4 1 A V.Smith.. 4 .. 2 .. 8 6* .. 4 R.D.Wilkinson 3 .. 0 .. 12 9 .. 4 S. Ching 5 .. 1 .. 18 6 .. 31 J. Grant 3 .. 1 .. 6 6 .. 3 Shrewbbury . 21 .. 1180 .. 224* .. 4 . 56.10 Gtunn................ . 42 .. 1425 .. 208 .. 3 . 86.21 F. Lee . 82 . 901 .. 101 .. 8 . 13.2 Barlow .. . 32 . 816 .. 117 .. 4 . 29.4 Ulyett .. . 47 . 1840 .. 91 .. 1 . 29.6 M. Read .. . 82 . 902 .. 97 .. 1 . 29.8 Briggs .. . 88 . 867 .. 186 .. 2 . 27 20 Grimsbaw . 88 .. 946 .. 129* .. 2 . 26.10 Bates .. . 49 . 1161 .. 98 .. 8 . . 25.11 W. Chatterton . 21 . 441 .. 62 .. 3 . 24.9 A. Shaw .. . 15 . 214 .. 52 .. 5 . . 24.4 [•’ owers .. . 41 .. 850 .. 173 .. 6 . 24.10 Barnes . • . 43 987 .. 140* .. 4 . . 21.1 Hall .. .. . 45 . 900 .. 87 .. 7 . . 2326 F. Hearne.. . 22 . 479 .. 6 ; .. 2 . . 21.19 Wood.. . 21 . 864 .. 69 .. 4 . . 21.7 Abel .. . 36 . 725 .. 92 .. 1 . . 20.25 Robinpon .. . 20 . 402 .. 8J .. 0 . . 20.-2 Emmttt .. .. 27 . 414 .. 57 .. 6 . 1915 Humphreys . 24 . 4 '6 .. 51 .. 3 . . 19.7 Preston .. . 29 . 452 .. 59 .. 4 . . 18.2 Scotton .. . 88 .. t50 .. 61 .. 2 . 18.2 J. Hide .. . 29 .. 514 .. 51 .. 0 . . 17.21 Lohmann .. .. HO . 477 .. 9 i* .. 2 . 17.1 F. H. Sugg . 16 . 266 .. 81* .. 1 . . 17 1 Peel .. . f8 . 558 .. 71 .. 5 . . 16.30 G. G. Hearne . 26 . 892 .. 71 .. 2 . . 16,8 Tenter .. . 30 . 484 .. 108 .. 0 . 16.4 Cropp(r .. .. 18 . 257 .. 80 .. 2 . 161 Painter .. . 26 . 389 .. 77 .. 1 . I 5 .I 4 PROFESSIONAL BOWLING AVERAGES. The following pliy d in less than threa matches— J. J. Pittman,82 an 1 15, L. N. Choveaux, jun., 3* and 8, A. A. Johnston, 17 and 1, J. E. McCulloch, 7 an 1 1,* E. And«Tton, 1. J. H. Jans n, 5 and 0, R. M. R^oper, 8* and 25.+ C. M ob *, 51,* D. H. Gaskain, 0, V. G. Bis­ coe, 0 and 0,* W. W. Corbishley 0. * Signifies not oat. Overs. Mdns. Runp. Wkts. Av«-r. Briggs .. 749 . 825 .. 921 .. 67 . 18.50 A. Hearne 561 2 . 248 .. 810 .. 56 . 14.26 Attewell 1253 3 . 767 .. 1148 .. 79 . 14 42 Fiowers.. 1818.3 . 718 .. 1395 .. 91 . 14 79 A. Shaw .. 479.3 . 267 .. 450 .. 80 . 16 WaUon .. 1237 . 713 .. 1344 .. f-8 . 16.21 Parnes .. 10.7 . 4y7 .. 1526 .. 97 . 15.71 Ulyett .. 800 . 143 .. 426 .. 27 . 15 21 Burton .. 817 . 448 .. 1000 .. 62 . 1« .8 W.Wright 781.3 . 408 .. 980 .. 60 . 16 20 Wootton 768.2. 838 .. 1175 .. 72 . 16 23 Peate 1712 . 9»'8 .. 1945 .. 115 . 16105 Batlow .. 1076 . 689 .. 1284 .. 74 . 17.26 Lohmann 1130.2 . 618 .. 1844 .. 106 . 17.42 Shacklock *84.1 . 85 .. 455 .. 26 . 17.13 Beaumont 1144.8 . 131 .. 1976 .. 112 . 17.72 Emmett 1100.2 . . 673 .. 1460 .. 81 . 18 2 Barrison 419 . . 112 .. 708 . . 89 . 18.6 Cropper .. 265 3 . . 119 .. 422 .. 22 . 19.4 Crosbland 206.1 . . 60 .. *87 .. 20 . 19.7 Bites 10>9.l . . 4t9 .. 15T5 . . 78 . 2o.l5 Woof .. 10i8.2 . . 473 .. 1618 . . 77 . 21.1 G.G. Hearne 291.1 . . 141 .. 410 . . 19 . 21.11 Chatterton 229.3 . 100 .. 361 .. 16 . 22.9 We*t .. 812 . 137 .. 6/2 . . 27 . 23.1 J. Hide .. 820 . 867 .. 1257 .. 51 . 23.13 Abel .. 293.2 . 119 .. 490 .. 21 . 23.7 Preston . 812.3 . . 113 .. f08 .. 2 5 . 23.10 Jones .. 463.2 . . 246 .. 631 .. 27 . 23.13 A. Hide .. 681.8 . . 8i/2 .. 85) .. 85 . 24 10 Peel .. 878.1. . 429 .. 118) . . 47 . 25.5 Tester .. 678 . . 228 .. 981 . . 33 . 25.6 Humphreys 375.8 . . 51 .. 1016 .. 82 . 31.24 Next Issue October 29.