Cricket 1885

450 ORIOKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. nov . s «, ms. Chester was the highest of the county season, but this was not his only notable performance, and among other good scores prominent mention may be made of his sixty-five against Oxford University at Oxford, a score which did much to decide the game in favour of his side. This last summer, too, Mr. Lancashire batted con­ sistently well. With the exception of Barlow he played in more innings than any other Lancashire batsman of the year, and for twenty-nine innings he had a very creditable average of close on eighteen runs. Mr. Lancashire, though his want of stature does not give him the same advantages as batsmen of more inches, bats in a very neat style. His driving is clean, and as he can hit hard when set scores fast. He is, too, a very good field and a safe catch. As a football player he has also made a name, though he has, we believe, now given up active participation iu the winter game. He represented Cambridge under Association Rules, and was above the average of half­ backs at the time he was at the University. Mr. Lancashire is a very keen cricketer in every way, and his selection to captain the County Eleven on several occasions in Mr. Hornby’s absence is only a fitting com­ pliment to one who has devoted so much time and energy to the service of Lancashire cricket. It is said that on Mr. Hornby’s retirement from the command of the team, which he has stated himself to be an event of the very near future, Mr. Lancashire will be his successor. The next No. of C rick et, on Dec. 24, will contain a portrait and biography of R . Thoms (the well-known um pire). STREATHAM CLUB. Matches won 12, lost 9, drawn 6. BESULTS OF MATCHES. May 16—v. Old Finchleians. Won by 18 runs. Streatham, 116 ; Old Finchleians, 98. May 25—y. Lieut. Lingham’s XI. Lost by 26 runs. Streatham, 83; Lieut. Lingham’s XI.. 109. May 30—y. Tooting. Lost by 75 runs. Streatham, 112; Tooting, 187. June 6 —v. Surbiton. Won by 38 runs. Streatham, 90; Surbiton, 52. Junel3—v, Beckenham. Drawn. Beckenham, 804 ; Streatham, 106*, * One wicketdown. June 17—y. Crystal Palace. Won by 26 runs. Strea­ tham, 158; Crystal Palace, 132. June 20—v. Lieut. Lingham’s XI. Won by 96 runs. Streatham, 152; Lieut. Lingham’s XI., 66 . June 27—v. Oatlands Park. Won ly 276 runs. Strea­ tham, 311; Oatlands Park, 35. July 4—v. Horsham. Won by 88 runs. Horsham, 104; Streatham, 142. July 11—v. Beckenham. Won by 46 runs. Becken­ ham, 176: Streatham, 222. July 11—v. Bexley. Lost bv 168 runs. Streatham, 137; Bexley, 305*. * Six wickets down. July 18—y. Wimbledon. Won by79 runs. Streatham, 161; Wimbledon, 82. July 25—v. Incogniti. Drawn. Incogniti, 870 ; Strea­ tham, 150*. * Five wickets down. uly 80—v. 8 urbiton. Lost by 30 runs. Streatham, 90 and 289* ; Surbiton, 120. * Six wickets down. July 81 and Aug. 1—v. Incapables. Lost by 9 wickets. Btreatham, 169 and 195; Incapables, 255 and 111 *. * One wicket down. Aug. 8 —v. Tooting. Won by 67 runs. Streitham, 259*; Tooting, 192. * Seven wickets down. Aug. 7—v. Leatherhead. Lost by six runs, Strea­ tham, 157 : Leatherhead, 16). Aug. 8 - v . Marlborough Blues. Drawn. Streatham, 515* ; Marlborough Blues did not bat. * Nine wickets down. Aug. 10,11—v. Plymouth Garrieon. Drawn. Garri­ son, 167 and 835 ; Streatham, 231. Aug. 12,18—v. South Devon. Won by 8 runs. Strea­ tham 77 and 245 ; SouthDevon 240 and 74. Aug. 14,15—v. Torquay. Won by 7 wickets. Torquay* 57 and 133; S leatham 171 and 20.* * Three wickets down. Aug. 17,18—v. Exmouth. Lost by 4 wicket?. Strea tham, 151 and 179 ; Exmouth, 202 and 182 *. * Six wickets down. Aug.*19,20—v. Sidmouth. Won by 5 wickets. Sid mouth, 78 and 54; Streatham, 84 and 49*. * Five wickets down. Aug. 21, 22—v. Seaton. Drawn. Streatham, 279 and 195; Seaton, 229 and 15?*. * Nine wickets down. Aug. 29—v, Crystal Palace. Lost by 145 runs. Strea­ tham, 150; Crystal Palace, 295*. * Two wickets down. Sept, 5—v. Sutton. Lost by 97 runs. Streatham, 48 and 168*; Sutton, 145. * Six wickets down. Sept. 12—v. Johnson’s XI. Drawn. Streatham, 205 ; Johnsoo’s XI., 131*. * Five wiokets down. BATTING AVERAGES. 0. L. Morgan . H. H. Scott . W, S. Trollop Johnson A N. Morley . N. C. Bailey . A. Linghara . D. R. Hallam . F. W. Mills E. H. Colos H. Parker J. A. Druce J. H. Bullen R. Bailey Times Most Inns, not out Runs. in inns. Aver. 9 . 2 .. 3a5 . . 146 . 55 12 . 1 .. 460 . . 151 . 41.9 25 . 2 .. 759 . . 113 . 83 11 . 2 .. 271 . . 45 . 80.1 14 . 1 .. 309 . 87 . 23.10 18 . 2 .. 844 . . 66 . 21.8 14 . 3 .. 220 . . 12 . 20 16 . 0 .. 218 . . 47 . 15.8 15 . 4 .. 169 . . 54 . 15.4 14 . 0 .. 200 . . 33 . 14.4 17 . 1 .. 215 . . 30 . 12.11 90 . . 2 ^ . 12.6 , 0 .. 80 . 19 . 10 14 . 1 .. 121 . 31 . 9.4 9 . 1 .. 75 . 34 . 9.3 10 . 0 .. 88 . . 48 . 8.8 15 . 1 .. 116 . . 33 . 8.4 16 . . 3 . . 104 . 23 . 8 :io . . 1 . . 45 . 18 . . 5 A. Muller •• K. J. Key 8 . H. Flint .. E. C. Evelyn .. W. H. Game .. R. F. Winch .. 8 . H. Scott A. Browning .. A. O. Miles .. A. H. Sharman A. Bridges A. Kayess R. Horsburgh .. R. W.Ord C. Morgan A. F. Robinson J. Pledger S. J. Tregellas H. Hardy F, Nicholson .. C. E. Patrick .. H .T. Monro .. F. H. Stevens.. W, D. O. Gregg H. M. Yetts .. R. Harvey F. Field.. H.Hjslop E. Robinson .. L. Easum Rev.W.C.Rodgers W. Russell A, Bevington.. W. P. Carpmael C. E. Baxter .. A . Robinson .. R. Drew L. Bailey .. F. Bickley U nder 8 I nnings , 2 5 2 4 1 4 1 3 1 2 2 1 .. 1 .. 52 .. 45 .. 52 .. 0 .. 219 .. 70 .. 43.4 .. 1 .. 43 .. 38 .. 43 . . 2 .. 84 .. 89 .. 42 .. 0 .. 41 .. 41 .. 41 .. o .. 162 .., 68 .. 40.2 .. 0 .. 89 .. 39 .. 39 .. 0 .. 78 .. 45 .. 26 .. 0 .. 26 .. 26 .. 26 .. 0 .. 41 .. 89 .. 20.1 .. 1 .. 18 .. 16 .. 18 .. o .. 17 .. 17 .. 17 .. 0 .. 30 .. 25 .. 15 .. 0 .. 29 .. 28 .. 14.1 69 .. 29 .. 13.4 . . o .. 49 .. 24 .. 12.1 .. 1 .. 11 .. 9 .. 11 .. 0 .. 21 .. 15 .. 10.1 . . 0 .. 67 .. 37 .. 9.4 2 .. 48 .. 24 .. 9.3 .. 0 .. 8 .. 8 .. 8 .. 1 .. 80 .. 12 .. 7.2 .. o .. 24 .. 19 . . 8 .. 1 .. 15 .. 11 .. 7,1 .. 1 .. 15 .. 11 .. 7,1 .. 0 .. 12 .. 12 .. 6 5 .. 8 .. 5 .. o .. 10 .. 10 .. 5 .. 1 .. 31 .. 20 .. 4.3 .. 0 .. 8 .. 7 .. 4 .. 1 . . . 12 .. 6 .. 4 .. o .. 14 .. 4 .. 3.2 0 .. 3 .. 3 .. 3 0 .. 8 .. 5 .. 2.2 .. o .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 , . 0 . . 2 .. 2 .. 2 . . 0 . . 3 .. 8 .. 1.1 . . 0 . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 .. 0 . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 The following played without scoring — R. E. Brandt, W . Bird, A . M. Case, T. Carpmael, E. D. Hake, J. P. Roughton, A. H, Trollope, D, Wother­ spoon, BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. C. Morgan .. 180.4 .. 80 .. 236 . . 40 . 5.86 Johnson .. 845.2 .. 114 .. 686 .. 64 . 10,46 E. C. Bambridge 144.1 .. 31 .. 858 .. 23 . 15.18 H. Collingridge 166.4 W. 8 . Trollope.. 403.4 .. 54 .. 804 .. 18 . 16.16 .. 107 .. 914 .. 56 . 16.18 H. Parker .. 161.2 . t2 .. 353 .. 18 . 18.7 C. L. Morgan .. 136 . . 47 .. 317 .. 14 . 22.9 N. C. Bailey ..1 4 0 .. 49 .. 299 .. 11 . 26.3 U n d e b 8 I nnings . 10.1 .. 4 ... 19 .. 3 . . 6.1 51 .. 18 .,. 92 .. 9 . . 10.2 10 11 .. 15 ,.. 91 .. 6 . . 15.1 14 .. 6 ,.. 35 .. 2 . . 17.1 4 .. 0 . . 19 .. 1 . . 19 77 .. 15 .,. 165 .. 8 . . 20.5 49 .. 11 . . 125 ,.. 6 . . 20.5 48.2 .. 12 .,. 181 . . 8 . . 22.5 52 .. 12 . . 97 .. 4 . . 241 26.2 .. 2 . . 105 .. 4 . . 26.1 11 .. 3 ,. 80 .. 1 . . 80 29 .. 7 .,. 67 .. 2 . . 331 33 .. 8 . . 77 .. 2 . . 88.1 21 .. 3 . . 42 .. 1 . . 42 37 .. 9 . . 93 ,.. 2 . . 46.1 13 .. 0 . . 52 .. 1 . . 52 23 .. 4 . 82 .. 1 . . 82 S. H. Flint E. H. Coles W. Ru°sell F. Nicholson .. E, Robinson H. T. Monro .. J. Bullen .. J. E. Trollope .. F. H. Stevens .. K. J. Key A. N. Morley .. W. H. Game .. E. C. Evelyn .. A . Muller H. Hardy W . P. Carpmael J, W. Roughton The following memberBbowled without takingwickets —R. Harvey, 4 overs for 21 runs, D. R. Hallam, 5 for 24, S. H. Scott, lfor 4, H. H. Scott, 13 for 45, J. A. Druce, 7for 88 , L, Easum, 13 for 30, W. Higson, 8 for 41, A. lingham, 8 for 6 , R. Bailey, 7 for 27, A. H. Sharman, 5 for 7, F. Field, 4 for 14, A . Bevington, 2 for 13, F. W. Mills, 8 for 10. JEOLIANS CLUB. Matches played 22, won 10, drawn 9, lost 3. RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 2—v. Norlhbrook. Won by 7 runs. May 9—v. Penge. Won by 57 runs. May 16—v. E. Molesey. Drawn. iEolians, 49 ; E. M.. 14*. * Three wickets down. May 23—v. Lennox. Drawn, .ffiolians, 139 ; Lennox, 68 *. * Five wickets down. May 25—v. Woodford Wells. Drawn. W .W ., 42*. * Three wickets down. May 80—v. Old Charlton. Won by an innings and 23 runs. June 10,11—v. Ibis. Drawn. .Eolians 850. June 13—v. Non. Corns. R.A. Won by 109 runs. June 20—v. City Ramblers. Won by 91 runs. June 27—v. Charlton Park. Drawn. C.P., 330. July 1, 2—v. Ibis. Won by 41 runs and 2 wickets. July 4—v. Penge. Drawn. JSoliMis, 259; Penge, 9*. * Three wickets down. July 11—v. West Kent Wanderers. Drawn, ^Solians 167; W.K.W., 106*. * Five wickets down. July 18—v Old Charlton. Won by 69 runs. July 28—v. Kings Langley. Lost by 118 runs. July 25—v. Non. Corns. R.A. Won by 63 runs and 4 wickets. Aug. 1—v. HampsteadNondescripts. Lost by17 runs. Aug. 8 —v. Buckhuret Hill. Won by 10 wicsets. Aug. 8 —v. Battersea. Drawn. jEolian*, 350. Aug. 15—v. Blenheim. Won by 45 luns. Aug 22—v. West Kent Wanderers. Lost by 83 runs. Sept, 5—v. Lennox. Drawn. .ffSolians, 12*; Lennox, 118. * Three wiokets down. BATTING AVERAGES. E. J. Heasman., A .Kirkpatrick . T. R. Pearse . F. G. Hazell E. H. Heasman. W . M o rris.. . R. Headman C. H. Carter . O. Jones .. . A. W. Corr.. . Albert Parsons. F. Fitch . . . A. Howes . The following played in less than five in n in g sF . Smith 6 , 8 ,0, J. W . Crawfurd 8 . 8 , 9, R. J. Acres 0, Arthur Parsons 15, H. J. Henley 1, 0, 2, F. Carter 8 ,0, J. L. Stanley 8 , A.G. Archer 0, E. Taprell 9, 2, 5, A. D. Wallen 7,1, 0, T. T. Cowell 0, 5,10, 7. Times Inns, notout.Runs. Most in an Inns. Aver. . 18 .. 1 .. 560 . . 107 .. 32.16 . 12 .. 1 .. 259 .. 76 .. 23.6 . 19 . . o .. 880 .. 139 .., 18.6 . 20 .. 5 .. 232 .. 50 .. 15.7 . 20 . . 0 .. 807 .. 46 .. 15.7 . 18 . . o .. 230 .. 29 .. 12.14 . 22 .. 3 .. 225 .. 25 .. 11.16 . 13 . . 0 .. 127 .. 32 .. 9.10 . 14 . . 0 .. 123 .. 25 .. 8,11 . 11 . . 1 .. 63 .. .' 2 *.. 6.3 . 5 .. 1 .. 24 .. 13*.. 6 . 8 .. 4 .. 19 .. 6 .. 43 . 6 .. 1 .. 15 .. 6 *.. 3 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. T .R . Pearse .. 275.2 . O. Jones .. .. 81.4 , W. Morris .. 20'J E. H . Heasman 104.3 . Mdns. Runs* Wkts. Aver. . 80 .. 491 .. 71 .. 6 65 ,.2 4 ..1 7 8 .. 24 .. 7.5 . 63 ., 440 .. 50 .. 8,40 . 16 .. 839 .. 25 .. 13,14 The following bowled less than 50 overs:—Albert Parsons 3 wiokets for 29 runs, R. Heasman 8 for 18, F. G. Hazell 1 for 89, C.’H. Carter 1 for 8 , A , Kirkpatrick 2 for 25, A. Corr no wiokets for 81, E. T. Heasman no wickets for 8 , and T. T. Cowell no wickets for 12. T. R. Pearse, O. Jones. R. Heasman and E. H. Heas­ man each bowled 1 wiae. E. J. Heasman bowled 2 wides, and T. T, Cowell 1 no-ball. Next Isstw Decemberl24