Cricket 1886

156 CEICKET: A WEEKLY EEOORP OF THE GAME. m a t 27,1886. WANSTEAD v. UNITED THESPIANS. Played on May'20. U nited T hespians . First Innings. Second Innings. J. B. Brockbank, c Read, b Hill ............................... 2 c Read,b Sains- bury.............. 35 E. Shore, b E.E. Cockett 0 not out ............ 5 G. J. Pugh, run o u t .......... 5 W . Cramer, st Johnson, b Hill ............................... 3 b Sainsbury ... 0 H. Whitehead, c Coleman, b H ill...............................11 F. Barrett, st Johnson, b Hill ............................... 6 W. Carlisle, b Hill .......... 8 D. Lely, b Hill ................. 0 J. R. Crauford, b E. E. Cockett ........................ 1 J. Robertson, c Helmore, b H ill................. .......... 1 H. Marchmant,not out ... 1 c Johnson, Sainsbury 16 c Johnson, b J. E. Cockettf ... R. Barrington, c Hill ................. Extras .......... Total st Johnson, Sainsbury and b ..........12 b Sainsbury .......... 5 E. Sainsbury, c Bar­ rington,bBrockbank 26 E. A. Read, run out 31 R. B. Johnson, b Whitehead ..........22 G. Austin, c Cramor, b Carlisle.................16 EE.Cockett,bCramer 16 W.R.Helmore,bCramer 9 C. Chamen, c March­ mant, b Whitehead 6 ..........55 Total ... 63 W anstead . F. C. Hill, c Lely, b Whitehead .......... 0 J.J. Frost, c Barring­ ton, b Cramer ... 1 T.Coleman,cCarlisle, b Whitehead......... 14 J.E .Cockett,cMarch- mant,b Cramer ... 0 F. Weatcott, not out 1 Extras................. 11 Total ...153 SURBITON v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Surbiton on May 22. S urbiton . E. Brookes, c Buck­ land, bW arry..........16 Rev. E. Beavan, b Warry .................17 E. Fisher, run out ... 54 B. Howell, st Noyes, b Thorne .................23 Rev. C. R. Bailey, b C. T. R o lle r................. 0 J. H. West, not ou t... 23 F. T.Mew, c Buckland, b Thome ... ..........11 A. H. S. Sodew, c and b Buckland ......... J. R. Garrod, b Roller P. C. Bates, b Buck­ land ........................ L. Easum, b Buck­ land ........................ B 18,1 b 1, n-b 1... 20 Total ..172 U p pe r T ooting . C. T. Roller, run out 3 E. T. Noyes, c B. Howell, b Easum... 44 A. G. Watney,bBailey 0 W. H. DuBuisson, b Garrod .................52 F. G. Thome, not out 37 F. Buckland, c Beavan, b Easum 3 W. T. Warry, c B. Howell, b Bailey... 0 B 6,1 b-2, w 6 ... 14 Total ...153 NORTHBROOK v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on May 22. N orthbrook . A. H. Smith, b Zam­ brano........................... 11 J. Fisher, c Lawrence, b Zambrano ........... 0 J. W. Knowles, c Tur- rell, b A. Burnett... 10 R. W. Burroughs, b A. Burnett .................. 3 W. R. Hassall, c Tur- rell, b Zambrano ... 2 A. E. Coates, b Zam­ brano........................... 11 C.Pearse.cLawrence, b Zambrano......... 10 W. D. Butler, b Zam­ brano ................. E. Loxley, hit wkt., b A. Burnett .......... F. A. Smith, c A., b W. Burnett ......... J. Crowther, not out B ........................ Total C harlton P ark . H. E, Lawrence, c A. Burnett, c A. H. Fisher, b Pearse ... 16 Smith, b Pearse ... 6 H. D. Lawrence, b W.Macfarlan.bPearse 0 Burroughs ......... 0 F. A. Macfarlan, b S.R. Sargent, c Fisher, Pearse ................. 11 b A. H. Smith.......... 2 H. Turrell, not out... 11 W. Burnett, b BurG. Ray, not out 10 roughs ................. 0 L-b 2, w 3 .......... 5 D Macfarlan, b A. H. __ Smith........................ 2 Total ......... 73 A. P. Zambrano, c Knowles, b Pearse... 10 BUCKHURST HILL v. CRAVEN PARK. Played at Buckhurst Hill on May 22. C raven P ark . Second Innings. First Innings. C. E. Walters, c Smith, b F. G ingell........................11 H. E. Walters, run out ... 2 J .E . James, b F.Gingell 0 W. Robinson, b Smith ... 10 A.Jackson,b Charlesworth 4 G. M. Ohlsen, c and b Charlesworth................. 8 J.A.Hume,b Charlesworth 0 E.S.Oram, b Charlesworth 3 H. Brodey,b Charlesworth 5 O. Hills, not ou t................. 4 Y. Brown, c Topham, b Barwell ........................ 2 B 4, n b 2 ................. 6 not out .......... 4 c Charlesworth, b Wallett ... 5 c Topham, b Smith b Smith not out 57 b Smith L b Total .................55 B uckhurst H il l . Total ... 35 A. Sworder, c Ohlsen, b Oram ................. 7 W. Gingell,c Jackson, b Walters................. 4 W.H. Charlesworth, b Oram ........................26 F. Gingell, b H. E. Walters ................. 4 T.S.Barwell, b H. E. Walters ................. 3 R. W. Smith, b H. E. Walters ................. 0 J. A. Wallett,b Oram J. Pigot, not out ... W.J.Phillips,cBrown, b H. E. Walters ... H. G. Green, b H .E. W alters................. W. H. Topham, c H. E.Walters,b Oram Total .......... HORNSEY v. BUCKHURST HILL. Played at Hornsey on May 22. H ornsey . F. H. King, c sub., b G. Palmer .......... 0 S. Summers, c and b G. Palmer ..........18 G. Swinstead,b Hants 1 E. W. Nicholls, c Sheldon,bG.Palmer 3 R. H. King, b Hants 0 J. S. Elmore, b G. Palmer .................12 F. Orton, c Stephens, Total b Hants ................. 0 B uckhurst H il l . T. Smith, c and b Hants .................27 L. T. Collingridge, b Hants ................. 2 E. Paige, c Smith, b G. Palmer .......... 0 R. Draper, b Hants 4 T.J. Bryer, not out... 10 B 2, w 2, n b 1 ... 5 W. Sworder, run out 27 H. Palmer, b Paige ... 0 C. E. Wr. Savill, c Summers, b Paige 0 J. T. Smith, b Colling- ridget........................25 R. L. Allport, c Paige, b Smith .................13 G. Palmer, not ou t... 9 J. J. Sheldon, F. S. Phillips, and W.Gadsdon did not bat. R. W. Muir, b Paige C. Stephens, l b w , b Paige ................. H. A. Hants, c Summers, b Paige B 3,1 b 1 .......... Total .......... DALSTON ALBERT v. ERITH. Played at Erith on May 22. E r ith . Dr. Ward, c Cole, b Devey ................. 0 H. Nuttall, c J. Smither, b Devey... 11 Capt. Pocock, b Devey 11 J. Stone, b Devey ... 0 A. W. Perry, b Cole... 6 F. Corbett, not o u t... 8 H. Roberts, b Cole ... 1 Dr. Hughes, b Cole E. Robinson, c C. Smither, b Devey W.F. Parker, b Devey C. Ironmonger, c C. Smither, b Devey Extras .......... €tuhi at dMnrfr. Total D alston A lbe rt . H’ce. Moore, c Ward, b Roberts ....... 11 W. James, not ou t... 3 H. Hill, not out ... 0 Extras ........... 8 W. Devey, b Perry ... 7 A. Cole, c Robinson, b Roberts.................27 Hy. Moore, b Hughes 18 G.Cashford.bRoberts 27 F. Briggs, c Ward, b Parker .................14 Total J. W. Smither, c Perry, b P ark er.................17 C. Smither and A. Smyth did not bat. THE ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. Rain prevented a commencement of play in this match on Thursday, and when stumps were drawn on Saturday night the game was left unfinished. The Sixteen had throughout rather the best of the play, and as they would have had to have gone in to make 68 to win, the draw was certainly more in their favour than against them. The ground was in favour ofthe bowlers, and the most noteworthy display with the bat was that of Mr. A. K. Watson, who had a deservedly high reputation at Harrow last year. He was in while 125 runs were got, and his play was, throughout, distinctly good. He gave no chance in his score of 57, and altogether his form was so promising as to justify the belief that he will have a good trial in the University Eleven. The most successful bowlers were Messrs. Arnall-Thompson andWare for their respective sides. The former, who has been consistently successful so far in the trial matches, was credited with six of the Sixteen’s wickets for an average of eight runs. Altogether Mr. Ware delivered 36 overs for 49 runs and seven wickets. The Freshman, Mr. Rashleigh, again acquitted himself well, showing steady cricket each time for the Eleven. T he E leven . First Innings. J. II. Brain, c Bradby, b Ware ................................. 9 R. G. Glennie, c and b Bromlev-M artin ..........22 W.W.Rasnleigh,c Higgins, b Ware ........................26 49 ...132 .rom the bat on a very slow and sticky wicket. Second Innings. cBurge.bForster 22 c Higgins,bWrarc 3 c Bawlinson, b C room e..........10 c Burge, b F orster.......... 7 K.J.Key,bBromley-Martin 0 A.R.Cobb.c andb Bromley- Martin...............................10 b Croome ... L.D.Hildyard,bRawlinson 7 H. V. Page, c Higgins, b Ware ............................... B. H. Buckland, c Prince Christian, b W are.......... 5 A. H. Cochrane, not o u t 8 H. T. Arnall-Thompson, c Ricketts, b Ware .......... 0 H. O. Wrhitby, c D ’Aeth, b Ware ............................... 6 B 7,1 b 2, w 1.................10 Total ... 129 cHiggins, b Croome .....14 c Prince Chris­ tian Victor, b Forster ........... 7 b Burge .....16 c Hewett, b Forster .... 5 not out ........... 4 B 4,1 bl, w 3... 8 Total ... 100 O n May 22, for the Commercial Union v. W aver^, G. H. Harnett carried his bat right through the innings, scoring 75 out of 106 runs T he N ext R.H.Pemberton,c and b Arnall-Thompson 9 P.Coles,lbw,b Arnall- Thompson .......... 3 H. T. Hewett, c Cobb, bArnall-Thompson 12 A. H. Watson, c Glennie, b Page ...57 A. C. Croome, b Page 18 A. H. Higgins, l b w , b W hitby................. 2 E. K. D’Aeth, st Cobb, b Arnall-Thompson 7 H. W. Forster, c and b Whitby................. 3 Prince Christian Vic­ tor, lbw, b Cochrane 6 S ixte e n . H.M.Burge,c Glennic, b Whitby .......... 2 E. F. H. Bradby, b P age........................12 E. A. Nepean,not out 17 J. H. Ware, 1b w, b Arnall - Thompson 0 G. W. Ricketts, c Whitby, b Arnall- Thompson .......... 8 E.G.Bromley-lV artin, c Glennie,b Whitby 0 J. B. Rawlinson, c Buckland, b Coch­ rane ........................ 0 B 3, l b l , w l ... 5 Total ..........1G1 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T he E leven . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. Ware.......... 26 9 38 5 B. Martin... 36 21 36 3 Burge ... 12 6 120 . Rawlinson 16 6 121 , Forster ... 18 8 21 1 O. M. R.VV. 10 6 11 1 19 10 17 0 .......... 2 0 3 1 ........... 1 0 2 0 .......... 31 15 35 4 Croome 21 8 24 3 Rawlinson, Forster, Croome, and Ware cach bowled a wide. T he S ixte e n . O. M. R. W. Whitby ... 32 13 49 4 Arnall- Thompson34 14 48 6 O. M. R. W. Cochrane 19 8 29 2 Page ... 13 4 25 3 Brain ... 6 4 5 0 Cochrane bowled a wide.