Cricket 1886

100 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 6,1886# THE REV. F. J. GREENFIELD’S TEAM v. Mr. W. NEWHAM’S TEAM A trial match for Sussex cricketers was played on Friday at the Sheffield Park, the weather being bitterly cold and the wicket dead. The scores were very small, and Mr. Newham’s side gained an easy victory. In their first innings Mr. Greenfield’s side oniy made 16, the innings lasting an hour and ten minutes. R ev . F. J. G r ee n field ’ s T eam . First Innings. Mr. R. T. Ellis, b Bean ... Rev. F. F. Greenfield, b Bean ............................... A. Payne, b Bean .......... J. Payne, c Newham, b A. Hide ............................... J. Hide, st H. Phillips, b A. Hide ........................ W . Humphreys, b A. Hide F. Wells, c and b Bean ... Rev. Summers, b Bean... H. Hochsiemer, c and b Bean ............................... Bridger, not out................. Copparo, b Bean .......... Kenward, b Bean .......... Mycroft, b Bean................. B ............................... Sscond Innings, b Tate.................13 b Tate... b Tate... 0 bHunt ... 16 ... 0 cShaw.bHuggett 9 c Hunt, b Bean 15 b A. H id e .......... 0 b Hunt .......... 0 3 c Tate, b A. Hide 16 b Bean bA . Hide ... b Bean ... , notout B 5,1 b 1 Total Total ... 81 M r . W. N ew ham ’ s T eam . First Innings. Mr. W . Newham, b Mycroft .................19 J. Phillips, b J. Hide 9 G. Bean, c and b Mycroft ................. \V. Quaife, b Mycroft Mr. G. Braun, b J. H id e ........................ 2 Huggett, b J. Hide .. 0 H. Phillips, b Mycroft 11 Tate, b Mycroft ... 0 Barley, b Mycroft ... 2 In the Second Innings J. Phillips scored b Bud- een, 0, G. Bean (not out) 17, W. Quaife (not out) 9.—Total, 23. 0 A. Hide, c Summers, b Mycroft .......... Hunt,st Humphreys, b J. Hide.......... ... Berry, b J. Hide J. Gilbert, not out ... A.Shaw, b J. Hide ... B 11,1b 3 .......... Total .......... 72 RICHMOND v. E. R. H. BURLTON’S ELEVEN. Played at Richmond on April 26. E. R. H. B u rlton ’ s XI. Second Innings. First Innings. E. A. Parke, b Robertson 0 G. H. P. Street, c sub., b Barker ........................ 0 B. Holmes, c Robertson, b Barker ........................ 7 H. R. Lipscombe, c Field­ ing, b Barker ................. E. H. Helby, b Barker ... W. L. Booth, b Barker ... 1 E. Simms, b Barker.......... 1 E. R. H. Burlton, b Rob­ ertson ............................... 0 H. B. Sanders, b Barker... 0 F. Booth, lbw, b Robertson 8 F. Keynolds, not out.......... 0 B ............................... 7 cLucas,b Barker 24 b Robertson, Barker ... 0 b Robertson b Barker ... st Fielding, Barker ... not out ......... B 1,1b 3,n bl Total F. W. Bush, lbw, b Simms .................13 W. Furze, b Simms... 12 E. A. Bush, c Rey­ nolds, b Burlton... 53 R.L.Lucas.b Burlton 12 W.E.Martyn,bStreetl25 J. N. Bush, b Street 0 F. Fielding, b Parke 1 O.B.Martyn,b Simms 26 R ichmond . J. Robertson, Simms R. E. Yerburgh, c Lipscombe,bStreet 59 W. Barker, not out 1 B 27,lb6,w l,nb3 37 Total ...339 T he second edition of “ James Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ Annual” is now ready, and will be forwarded by the Publishers, Wright and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, post free to any address in the United King­ dom for fourteen stamps. BLACKHEATH v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played on the Blackheath ground at Charl- ton-road on May 1. The home team won by 157 runs. K. Christopherson carried his bat out for 109, which included fifteen 4’s. Scores:— B lackheath . F. H. Lacey, c sub., b Talbot ................. 15 G. R. Hutchinson, c sub., bHansom ... 3 S. Christopherson, b Talbot ................. 31 F.S.Ireland,b Talbot 17 C. L. Hemmerde, c Auld, bHervey ... 15 K. Christopherson, not ou t................. 109 G.Ohetwynd, c and b Harrison................. 3 B ank of R. P. Newham, b S. Christopherson ... 3 W. B. Tindall, b Sid. Christopherson ... 0 F. W. Talbot, b Chet- wynd ................. 27 F. G. Hansom, c Chet- wynd.b Sid Christo­ pherson ................. 1 A. H. Hervey, c Ire­ land, b Chetwynd 15 It. D. Eicke, run out 2 S. W . Ripon, 1b w, b Hervey ................. 1 A.Poland,c Bartlett, b T albot................. 5 Sid.Christopherson, b Hansom .......... 18 G. W. Burton, b H ansom ................. 0 B 3, w 4 .......... 7 Total ... E ngland . E. W. Hervey, Chetwynd W. Auld, not out A. H. Bartlett, Chetwynd A. T. Wethered, Ireland .......... T. D. Harrison, Ireland .......... Extras Total ... 224 ALDERSHOT INSTITUTE v. BAGSHOT. Played at Aldershot on May 1. B agsho t . First Innings. Second Inntegs. Dr. shepherd, b Sheldrake 3 b H ughes.......... 2 H. Smith, b Hughes......... 6 run out v .......... 15 R. James, b Sheldrake ... 8 b Hurjhes"......... 8 W. James, cand b Hughes 1 c Hughes, b Sheldrake ... 11 J. W. Benton, b Sheldrake 0 not out .......... 40 J Waterer, run o u t .......... 0 b H ughes.......... 0 T. Rose, b Hughes .......... 5 c & b Sheldrake 0 F. J. Denton, c Sheldrake, b Hughes ........................ 0 b Sheldrake ... 22 W. May, b Hughes .......... 9 b H ughes.......... 8 A. Waterer, b Sheldrake ... 1 b H ughes.......... 8 G. Major, not out .......... 0 b H ughes.......... 1 B 4,1 b 1 ........................ 5 B 1,1 b 1, w 1 3 Total ................. 38 Total ...118 A ldershot I n stitute . First Innings. J. Bateman, b Smith.......... 1 W. Lever, c F. Denton, b A. Waterer........................ 9 E. Bishop, b S m ith .......... 5 A. Wren, b R ose................. 12 E. Sheldrake, c W. James, b R ose............................... F. Sheldrake, b Rose.......... W. Bishop, b A. Waterer... J. Hughes, c F. Denton, b Rose ............................... C. Bishop, b Rose ......... T. Mayer, c May, b A. Waterer ........................ 1 A. Dunmer, not o u t.......... 3 B 5, w 1 ..................... 6 Sssond Innings. b Rose................. 0 c -T., b F. Denton 5 b Rose................. 0 not out b F. Denton b Rose.......... b Smith not out runout B l, l b l Total 43 Total COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CLUB. F ixtu res for 1886. April 24.—Loughborough, Club Day May 1 —Hampton Court, v. East Molesey May 8.—Loughborough, v. Ivanhoe May 15.—Honor Oak, v. Lloyd’s May 22.—Loughborough, v. Waverley May 29.—Loughborough, v. Cocnhill June 5.—Dulwich, v. Royal June 19.—Loughborough, v. Streatham Albion June 26.—Loughborough, v. Oriel July 3.—Loughborough, v. Lloyd’s July 10.—Loughborough, v. Royal July 17.—Streatham, v. Streatham Albion July 24.—Loughborough, v. Ivanhoe Aug. 7.—Loughborough, v. Stockwell Aug. 14—Loughborough, v. Oriel Aug. 21.—Dulwich, v. Waverley Aug. 28.—Loughborough, v. Stockwell CRYSTAL PALACE CLUB.—MARRIED v. SINGLE Played at Crystal Palace on April 24. S ingle . H Aste, c Campbell, l> H etley................. 8 B.Noakee.bG.Cosens 2 W. Hey, c Currey, b Campbell .......... 4 C. H. Dorman, no out ........................ 6 B 20, lb 2, w 1 ... 23 Total ...150 C.Mitchell,bG.Cosens 4 C. Vere, b G. Cosens 18 A. W . Dorman, b G. Cosens ................. 0 C. J.Fox.cWoolloton, b Barry .................45 J.Aste.bM.Fergusson 34 F. Colclough, b G. Cosens ................. 1 G.E.Bicknell,c Wool- loton, b Cosens ... 2 W. F.Umney.b Barry 3 M arried . First Innings. Second Innings. F. Barry,c Colclough, b A. W. Dorman ................. 8 G. J. Cooper, run out ... 1 L. H. Neame, b W. F. Um- ney ............................... 0 b C. H. Dorman H. Hetley, c and b A. W. Dorman ........................ 3 b C. H. Dorman S. Shorter,b A.W. Dorman 0 run out ........... F. Campbell, c H. Aste, b A. \V. Dorman................. 5 c H. Aste, b Bicknell.......... M. Fergnsson, c Mitchell, b A. W. Dorman .......... 9 c sub, b C. H. Dorman... , . G. Cosens, c Bicknell, b C. J. F o x ...............................18 notout A. W. Gardner-Woolloton, b W. F. Umney .......... 0 cH . Aste.bUm - ney P. Currey, c Fox. b Bick­ nell ...............................11 c Dorman,b Ura- ney .................10 P. Crampton, 1b w, b Fox 6 A. Hardel Jackson, not out ............................... 0 b Bicknell.......... 3 B 2, l b l ........................ 3 B 2, lb 2, w 2 6 14 Total ... 61 Total ... 50 CRYSTAL PALACE v. S t . BARTHOLO- MEW’S HOSPITAL. Played at Crystal Palace on May 1. S t . B artholomew ' s H ospital . C. J. Davenport, b Cosens ................. W. Rawlinson. c Jan- son,b A.W. Dorman W. Robertson, c Jan- son,b A. W.Dorman A. N. Other, b A. W. D orm a n ................. W. G. Heasman, lbw, b A. W. Dorman ... G. H. More, b Cosens Jf'.Heasman, b Cosens H. Paule, b A. W. D orm an................. 0 T. Valentine, b Cosens ................. 1 T. Robinson, c Col­ clough, bC.H . Dor­ man ........................11 A. Wright, not out... 10 B ........................ 1 Total ... 48 In the Second Innings W. Rawlinfcon scored c Shorter, b A. W. Dorman, 0, W. Robertson (not out) 3, W. G. Heasman (not out) 23, T. Valentine, b A. W. Dorman, 11 , A. Wright, c Woolloton, b C. H. Dorman, 0 —Total, 37. C rystal P alace . F. W. Janson, bG. H. M ore........................ 3 J. Aste, c Robert­ son, b G. H. More 35 F. Colclough, c and b W. G. Heasman 24 C. Mitchell, c More, b R aw linson..........41 H. Hetley, c Daven­ port, b W. G. Heas­ man........................ 41 S. Shorter, c Heas­ man, b Rawlinson 52 A. W. Dorman, c and b A . N. Other.......... 8 G. Cosens, b A. N. Other ................. P. Currey, c Rawlin­ son, b A. N. Other 3 C. H. Dorman, c Heasman, b Val­ entine .................25 A. W. Gardner- Woolloton, not out 0 B14, lb 1, w l... 16 Total ...291 P laying for Hatcham Park against St Mark’s, at Blackheath, on April 24, H. Monk clean bowled six wickets in five overs for no runs. St. Mark’s were all dismissed for nine runs. C ricket C lu bs’ P rin ting . — Send for esti­ mates to Wright & Co., 41. 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