Cricket 1886

140 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAT 20,1886. MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. DERBYSHIRE. The Derbyshire County Club opened its season auspiciously with a victory over a fairly strong eleven of M.C.C. and Ground at Lord’s on Saturday last. Owing to heavy rain no play was possible on the first day, and as a consequence of the heavy downpour earlier in the week, the wicket was in a condition al­ together unfavourable to a display of good cricket. Under the circumstances, therefore, the highest praise should be awarded to a really exceptional performance by W. Chatter­ ton. He wras batting for two hours and three- quarters on a very difficult wicket, and taking into account that his runs were got against bowlers like Wootton, Rylott, and Attewell, all of them particularly effective under such conditions, his batting cannot be overrated. He might have been stumped soon after his arrival, but until just before he was out he gave no other chance. His play last year was of the highest promise, and every one will be pleased that he has opened the season so successfully. In addition he took three wickets for 27 runs. Mr. Walker’s bowling, too, con­ tributed in no small degree to the victory of the County. In the two innings of M.C.C. he took ten wickets for 37 runs—exceptional figures, making every allowance for the help he received from the ground. Davidson, a fast round-arm bowler, made a promising debut for the county. His analysis showed 109 balls for 37 runs and 5 wickets. Derby­ shire won by an innings and 28 runs. M.C.C. and G round . Tirst Innings. Second Innings. Mr. J. S. Russel, c and b Walker ................. 5 b Davidson 2 flunn, b W alker.......... 2 b Walker.......... 0 Davenport, not out ... 37 c Maynard, b Walker .......... 2 W. Hearne, c Slater, b Chatterton .......... 1 b Walker .......... 10 G. G. Heame, c Sims t Chatterton .......... 0 c Chatterton, b Davidson 20 Capt. Spens, b Chatterton 0 b Walker .......... 15 Attewell, c Cropper, b Walker ................. 0 b Davidson 4 Mr. F. T. Welman, b Walker ... ... ... 2 cSims.bDavidson 3 Mr. H. S. Turberville, b Cropper ................. 10 b Walker .......... 1 Wootton, c Slater, b Cropper ................. 8 bWralker .......... 0 Rylott, b Davidson ... 3 not out .......... 3 B 4, l b l .......... 5 B 11,1 b 1 ... 12 Total .......... 73 Total ... 72 D erb ysh ir e . Wood-Sims, c Wel- man, b Wootton ... 6 Cropper, b Attewell 26 Mr. W. S. Eadie, b W ootton ................. 0 Mr. L. C. Docker, st Welman, b Attewell 6 W. Chatterton, st Welman, b Attewell 97 F. Sugg, c Hearne, b Attewell .......... ... 9 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M. C. C. & G. First Innings. Mr. E. A. J. Maynard, b Wootton ..........10 Slater, c Wootton, b Attewell................. Davidson, run out... Mr. G. G. Walker, st Welman ,bAttewell Disney, not out B 3,1b 2 .......... Total ...173 Walker ... Davidson .. Chatterton Cropper Slater ........ O. M. R. W. 20 12 11 4 3.1 0 19 7 12 6 8 3 4 1 26 3 13 2 14 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . 26.1 11 26 6 .2 4 9 33 4 . 2 1 1 0 Bylott ... Attewell Wootton D ebbysh ire O. M. R .W . 31 18 29 0 51 23 69 6 39 16 51 3 O. M. R.W. G.G.Hearne 12 6 9 0 Gunn......... 5 2 10 0 P laying for Runcorn against Tranmere, on May 15, a player named Woods took eight wickets for 1 run. W aterloo v . S t e lla . —Played at Putney on May 15th. Stella 41, Waterloo 128 for two wickets—Thomas (not out) 45, and Currie (not out) 57. Curry also was in good form with the ball, obtaining six wickets for 15 runs. TEDDINGTON v. RICHMOND STAR. Played at Teddington on April 24. T eddington . First Innings. E. R.H. Burlton,lbw, b Edwards W. Slade, b Edwards F. Booth, l b w , b Edwards... . J. Ruffell, b Hughes B 3, lb 2, w 2 F.W.Bush.bEdwards 33 E. A. Bush, 1b w, b Ashton .................24 R. S. Lucas, c Clout­ ing, b Edwards ... 10 R. E. Yerburgh, not out ........................11 W. Furze, b Edwards 0 L. W . Booth, run out 0 Total M. Femie.b Edwards 0 In the Second Innings E. A. Bush scored b Hughes, 19, R. S. Lucas (not out) 5, W. Furze, b Edwards, 3; b 1.—Total, 28. R ichmond S tar . A. Andr6, run out ... R. Clouting, c Slade, b F. W. Bush......... C. J. Buckland, b F. W. B u sh ................. J. Ashton, b F. W. B ush........................ Edwards, b M.Fernie R.Butler, b M. Fernie J. Lancaster,c Lucas, b F. W. Bush.......... E. J. Williams, b F. W. B u sh ................. J. W ilton (sub), b E. A. Bush ......... Druitt, b F. W. Bush Hughes, not out Total , 51 TEDDINGTON v. TWICKENHAM INSTITUTE. Played at Teddington on April 26. T wickenham I nstitute . Second Innings. First Innings. Faggeter, b Lamin .......... 3 H. J.Jones,cDrummond,b Lamin............................... 3 H. Higgs, b Lamin ..........29 J. Gwyn, b Lamin .......... 0 H.O. Tucker, not out ... 42 H. Childs, b L a m in .......... 5 W. B. Sayers, c Lamin, b Ruffell............................... 4 Nobes, b Fernie................. 6 E. F. Hay, b Kernie.......... 0 G. A.Berry, b Fernie.......... o A. Tidey, b Fernie .......... 0 B 11,1 b 2, w2, n b 1 ... 16 b Lamin ... b Lamin ... b Fernie ... not out c Nicholls, Lamin ... b Fernie ... b Femie ... Total ................108 T eddington . B 4, l b l ......... 5 Total ... 62 F. Brassey, c Nobes, b Berry........................ 3 J. Ruffell, b Berry ... 3 M. Fernie, b Nobes ... 5 E.Drummc nd cTidey, b Berry .................. 2 Lamin, b Btrry.......... 1 F. Nicholls, b Berry 47 G. Brassey, c Childs, b Nobes .................16 J. Wilton, b Berry ... 6 W. Slade, not out ... 5 A. Watson, b Berry 0 R. James,b Nobes ... 2 Extras.................12 Total ... , 102 TEDDINGTON v. MID-SURREY. Played at Kingston on May 8. T eddington . First Innings. J. Ruffell,b Pratt ... J. Wilton, b Pratt ... A. Watson, c Hall, b •Edmonds ......... F. Gosney, not out... Collinson, b Maskell 12 F.Brassey.c Edmonds, b Pratt ................. 6 T. Ellum.b Edmonds 0 F. Attfield, c Jenner, b Edmonds .......... H. B. Sanders, b Edmonds................. 0 G. Brassey, run out 1 Total W. H. C. Payne, c Hall, b Edmonds... In the Second Innings *F. Brassey scored b Hearsum,0, H. B. Sanders (not out) 27, W. H. C. Payne, b Hall, 18, J. Ruffell (not out) 2; b 1, lb 2.— Total, 50. M id S u rrey . T.Woodgate,cAttfield, b W ilton ................. 4 Hearsum.cCollinson, b Gosney................. 0 Robertson, b Gosney 3 Pratt, b Wilton ... 15 C. Hall, b Gosney ... 0 T. Colley, b Gosney 1 Jennei, c Payne, b Wilton .................10 Edmonds, b Wilton 10 Maskell, not out Millis, c Brassey, Wilton ......... Puttock, run out B 2, w 2 Total ... TEDDINGTON v. ROEHAMPTON. Played at Teddington on May 8. R oehampton . W. Pawley, b Thomp­ son ........................14 F. W. Christian, b Fernie ................. 1 C. Clark, c Thompson, b Fernie .................27 W. Rapley, 'kb Fernie 0 T. Pawley, b fernie... 3 W. Bellasis, b Yer­ burgh........................ 0 T. Wareham, b Fernie ................. 0 F. Crute, b Thompson 0 A. Mayhew, c Slade, b Fernie................. 0 W. Bugler, b S. Morice ................. 1 A. Pawley, not out... 0 B 11, 1b 4 . 15 T eddington . Total P. W. Mackay, c A. Pawley, b Clark ...32 W. S. Moriee, c T. Wareham, b Clark 49 F. Nicholls, b T. Pawley ................. 4 R. E. Yerburgh, not out ........................63 M. Fernie, b Clark ... 5 C.F.Bird-Thompson, Total c Crute, b Rapsley 7 W. Slade and G. S. Vicary did not bat. E. R. H. Burlton, c W . Pawley, b Christian .......... 7 F. H. A. Booth, b Clark .................19 E. Drummond, not out ........................ 3 B5, lb 3, w 2n bl... 11 ..200 HAMPTON WICK v. TEDDINGTON. Played at Hampton Wick on May 15. H ampton W ick . A.Chester, c Roberts, b Femie ................. A.ffPowell,bYerburgh A.S.Bull, b Fernie ... H. R. Lipscombe, c Booth, b Fernie ... A.Wix, b Yerburgh ... G. Bird,b Yerburgh... G. Winkworth, not out ........................ S. Challis, lbw, b Yerburgh ..........13 G. Sheather, c and b Femie ................. 0 T.A.Durrant,runout 3 H. C.Paice, c Furze, b Fernie................. 0 B 2,1 b 5 .......... 7 Total , 40 In the Second Innings A. Chester scored b Fernie, 20, A. S. Bull, (not out) 9, A. Wix (run out) 33; b 6. —Total, 68. T eddington , W. Furze, c Powell, b Durrant .................34 P. B. Mackay, b Paice 10 J.H.Roberts,cChester, b Durrant .......... 1 S.Morice.bG.Sheather 21 R. G. Yerburgh, b Winkworth ..........11 L. Booth, b Paice ... 0 F.H.A Booth,bPaice 9 M.Femie, b Paice ... 16 H. B. Sanders, c Sheather, b Paice 8 C. Bird-Thompson, not out ................. 0 E. Simms, b Paice... 0 B5, l b l , w l ... 7 Total ...117 HAMPSTEAD v. HORNSEY. Played at Hornsey on May 8. H ornsey . F. Orton, c and b F. Nicholls, b H. R. Stoddart................. 0 Walker ................. 4 E. Higgs, c Spink, b J. Rayner, c John­ H. R. Walker.......... 2 ston, b Stoddart ... 0 T. Smith, c and b H. T.A.Nicholls, b John­ R. Walker .......... 6 ston ........................ 18 C. T. Collingridge, b H. R. Walker.......... T. Carr-Jackson, not 0 out ........................ 1 B. A. Clark, b StodE xtras................. 6 dart ........................ 1 _ E. W. Nicholls, b H. Total .......... 64 R. Walker .......... 1 E. A. Cox, b R.!-A. Walker ................. 25 H am pstead . A. E. Stoddart, c Orton, b E. W. Nicholls ................. H.R. Walker, run out A. S Johnston, b G. C. Rayner .......... R.A. Walker, bHiggs J. G. Besch, c Carr- Jackson, b Higgs... W. Shackel, c Colling- ridge, b Smith M. Holmes, b Clark 0 T. Spink,not out ...12 H. Shackel, b Higgs 0 H. N. Jonas, c Nicholls.b T.Smith 2 H. Burchett, b Higgs 0 Extras................ 13 Total ...223 P laying for the Brighton Cleveland C.C. against Shoreham, May 15, T. Taylor, took 8 wickets of the latter for 6 runs. 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