Cricket 1886

166 CRICKET:- A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 3,1686. DALSTON ALBERT v. LEYTON. Played at Leyton on May 29. D alston A l b e r t . A. Cole, c Lee, b Golding ................. F. Briggs, st Nuttall, b Golding................. G.Cashford,bGolding Hy..Moore, c Nuttall, b Golding................. W. Devey, c and b Golding ................. J. W. Smither, c Lewis, b Golding ... Hce. Moore, c Lyon, b A. Law .......... 1 H. Hill, b A. Law ... 2 J. Bastow, b Golding 15 H. Selby, not out ... 6 \V. James, b Golding 0 Extras .......... 3 Total , 48 L eyto n . F. Law, c Bastow, b Cole ........................ 1 Davis, 1b w, b Devey 1 Lyon, b D e v e y ..........11 Nuttall, c Devey, b Cole ........................ 0 A. Law, b Devey ... 1 Nancy” Lee,b Devey 2 b Cole .......... ... 1 Fearne, run out ... 0 Louis, not out ... ... 9 Harris, b Cole ... ... 8 Vasey, b Cole ... ... 0 Extras ... 1 Total ... 35 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CROYDON. Played at Croydon on May 29. G r an ville . J. Wilson, jun., st Kemp, b Neech ... 6 W.Edwards, b Neech 2 J S.Clarkson,b Balch 25 E. A. Ferry, b Hill ... 13 W. L. Pierce, b Balch 2 G. W . Henderson, b Neech .................14 I H. S. Dominy, c Kenip, b Grant ... 14 I C roydon . A. Taylor, b Neech A. Lindley, not out R. W . Egerton, lbw, bNeech ... ... A. Sharood, b Neech B ... ..................... Total ...100 sub., J. C. Neech, b Edwards F. Hill, b Wilson ... 8 H. W. Ward, not out 0 B 11, lb 1 ..........12 Total ...114 S. F.Kemp.b Egerton 14 C. W. M. Feist, run out ......................... 8 J. A. Knight, b Shar­ ood ........................19 H.H.Groom, c Taylor, b Ferry .................... 16 E. R. Wilkinson, not out ........ . ..........28 W. T. Grant, C.F.Evans, and E.H. Balch didnot bat. _______________________' GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CROYDON. (S econd E leven s .) Played at Lee on May 29. G r an ville . E. J. Brown, b Allan 0 R,L. Glover, b Austen 1G J. P. Clarkson, c Taylor, b Austen... 10 F. Edwards, b Allan 13 H.H.Davies,b Austen 0 E. Furze, b Allan ... 5 P. P. Webb, not out 7 C roydon , H. J. Hawkins, b G. Easten ................. G W. W. Corbishley, b Brown ................ 0 A. W. Allan, not out 77 A. Hill, b A. Easten 0 J. Aris, b Brown ... 31 R. W.Gaskin,bBrown 0 F. Taylor, b Austen B. F. Gordon, b Allan G.T.Easten,c Taylor, b Austen................. A. Easten, b Allan ... B 3,1 b 5, w 1 ... Total 64 & J. Ching, c Webb, b B row n................. 0 W.F.Taylor, c Furze, b G. Easten .......... 8 T. P. Austen, bW ebb 7 J.E.McCullock,notout 1 L b 3 ,w l,n b 2 G Total ... F. W. Field didnot bat. ...136 ADDISCOMBE v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Addiscombe 011May 29. A ddiscombe . A. J. Lane, b Lea ... 3 F. Grant, b L ea......... 3 R. Langton, b Lea ... 5 J.Grant,c &b Dorman 12 O'. Marks, 1b w, b Lea 2G F. Clay, b Lea .......... 0 H. A. Roper, c Lea, b Howard .................28 A. C. Oswald, not out 22 C rystal P alace . B. T.Harland, c Lea, b Howard .......... 0 W. Lemmon, c Lea, b Howard .......... 0 B. Wildman, b Lea 11 L b ................. 4 Total ...114 C.H.Dorman,cJ.Grant, b Lemmon ........ . 5 W. Kettlewell, b L em m on ................. 2 G. Marks, b Lemmon 2 S. Shorter, c Clay, b L em m on................... 18 L. Howard, b Lemmon 0 H. Aste,b Wildman... 11 M. Lea, c Langton, b F. Grant ................. 9 W.F.Umney, b Wild­ man ........................ W.D.Watney,not out T.S.Welsh,bLemmon P. Crampton, b Wild­ man ........................ B 10,1 b 4 ..........: Total G9 PALLINGSWICK v. IBIS. Played at East Acton on May 29. P allingsw ick . R. T. Hughes, b Rob­ erson ........................ H. Weber, c Stanton, b Wagstaffe .......... L. Chapman,c Blake, b Waterer .......... B. A. Carter, c Mar­ shall, b Roberson A. F. Bettinson, c Roberson,bWaterer J. H. Deane Drake, c Waterer,bRoberson F.Schooling,c Carter, b C ollins................. 7 S. Wagstaffe, c and b Collins ................. 0 C. S. Marshall,c Ros- siter, b Collins ... 3 W. L. Roberson, b Hughes ,............... 3 B. S.Waterer, c Chap­ man, b Hughes ... 17 W. H. Parker, run out .......... .......... 0 F. Moir, c and b Rob­ erson........................ 4 A. H. Millson, b W aterer................. 1 E. A. Collins, b Rob­ erson........................ 5 L. Weber, not out ... 11 E. H. W. Rossiter, c Marshall,bRoberson 0 L b ... ... ... ... 2 Tota .......... 58 I b is . H. H. Blake, c Mill­ son, b Hughes ... 20 E. S. Rayner, c Moir, b Hughes................. 0 G. Stanton, b Collins 0 G.Allanson, b Collins 0 F. Danby, not out ... 0 B 2,1 b 2 .......... 4 Total , 54 SHREWSBURY SCHOOL v. SHROPSHIRE. Played at Kingsland on May 27. S h rew sbury S chool . A.K.Brook b Griffiths 9 F. O.Keysell, run out 12 P. C. Ash, b Griffiths 19 R.C. Saville,cFrance, b Wolley ... ... ... 5 F. Cobbett, c and b Bowden-Smith ... 1 W. E. Pryce-Jones, b G riffiths................. 1 F.M.Aston.bGriffiths 1 W. B. Thomas, c Anderson,bB.Smith 1 E.A.Orford,bGriffiths 3 W.H.Foster,bGrifflths 7 W.H.Bagshaw,notout 0 Extras ... Total 65 W. H. Griffiths, lbw , b Griffiths .......... 0 R. Fowles, b Saville 17 F. Bowden-Smith, c Thomas, b Saville 0 Capt. Hayhurst, b Saville .................11 H. McDougall, c Ash, b Saville................. 7 J. P. Smith, b Pryce- Jones........................ 1 S h ropsh ire . W. Anderson, st Ash, b Aston ................. J. Spencer-Phillips, b Pryce-Jones .......... C. P. Wolley, c Key- seU, b Saville......... W. France, not out... Extras................. Total ........ . 11 CHRIST CHURCH COLLEGE v. FREE FORESTERS. Played at Christ Church Ground on May 31, and June 1. F r ee F oresters . C. T. Hoare, b Sir J. Dickson ................. M. C. Kemp, c Fuller, b Sir J. Dickson ... A. R. Cobb, c Lord G. Scott, b Higgins ... i Rev. E. D. Prothero, c Cholmeley, b Lord G. S c o t t .............. . i E. H. F. Bradby, c Ewing, b Sir J. Dickson ... : C. E. Cobb," c Ewing, b Sir J. Dickson ... H. T. Amall-Thomp- son, b Lord G. Scott ...............82 H. Tubb, b Lord G. Scott ................. 0 A. H. Butler, c Lord G. Scott, b Fuller 0 E. Ramsay, c Teale, b F uller................. 3 J. B. Rawlinson, not out ........................ 6 B 11,lb 3,jv1, nb 1... 16 Total ..175 C hrist C hurch C ollege . J. F. Fuller, b Rawlin­ son ........................ 7 H. c. Cholmeley, not out ........................29 E. H. Kempson, b Rawlinson .......... 4 Lord G. Scott, lb w , b Rawlinson.......... 3 F. T. Higgins, not out ...........................20 Total 63 WILLESDEN v. KENSINGTON. Played at Willesden on May 29. K ensington . C. E. Bloomer, b Beall J. H. Payne, c White- horn, b Hayman ... 6 E.A. Watson, notout 34 J. R. Stuart, b Beall 9 H. C. Yockney, b Rogers ................. 7 G.R. Jenner, b Rogers 11 J. M. Atkinson, b Rogers ................10 W illesden . J. Elwin, c and b Beall ................. R. James, b Beall ... W. Watson, c Beall, b Davie ... A. Copeland,bRogers 5 B 5,1 b 1 .......... 6 11 Total ...112 G.D.B.Levick,notout 10 R. Davie* not out ... 4 E.L. Rogers, b Tenner 29 C. Cooke, c Atkinson, b Yockney ..........13 P. L. Beall, c Jenner, Tota ..........64 b 8tuart ................. 8 J Whitehorn, E. B. Hayman, F. W. Crawhall* Wilson, M. Friend, H. W. Pritt, and S. Cooke did not bat. LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE. Rain acted very prejudicially on the first match of the season between these counties, fixed for Thursday last and two following days at Manchester. Owing to a continuous down­ pour no play was possible on the first day, and as the wicket driea on the second the batsmen wrere mostly seen at a disadvantage. The ex­ ception was Mr. Hornby, who made 52 out of 78 while in. Though he gave two hard chances, his hitting wras very clean, and he certainly played quite the right game as the ground was. The merit of his performance can be judged from the fact that during the day. twenty-two wickets fell for .156, of which Mr. Hornby contributed just one-third. Wat­ son’s bowling was the one other feature of the day’s cricket. He was credited with seven of the ten Derbyshire wickets at a cost of only fifteen runs. Rain again interfered with the play on Saturday, and the game had to be abandoned as a draw soon after four o’clock. It did not, however, prevent the display of some excellent cricket by F. Sugg and Cropper. These two batsmen put on fifty runs while they were together, and their stand was one of the best features of the match. Mr. A. Teggin, a slow bowler from Longsight, and A. Smith, of Werneth, wrho played once for the county of his birth (Notts) a few years ago against Surrey, made their first appearance for Lancashire in this match. Derbyshire suffered severely from the loss of Chatterton, who wras unable to play owing to an injured hand. Several other well-known ‘ players, though, were absent on both sides. The game was drawn, Derbyshire being 23 runs on with five wickets to fall. D erbysh ire . First Innings. Mr. E. A. J. Maynard, b Watson ........., ... 1 W. Cropper, b Watson ... 0 Mr. W. S. Eadie, b Watson 1 F. H. Sugg, c Barlow, Watson ................. E. Coupe, b Briggs ... W. Sugg, b Watson ... G. Davidson, b Teggin J. Marlow, b Briggs ... Mr. G. G. Walker, b We son ........................ W. Hall, not out J. Disney, b Watson... Extras ................. Second Innings. not out ........... 2 run out ...........2G st Pilling, b Watson ... ... 4 b Watson ... ... 35 1b w, b Watson 10 b Watson *......... 0 not out ... ... 0 Total ..........40 L ancashire . Mr. A N. Hornby, b Walker .................52 R.G.Barlow,b Walker 0 J. Briggs, run out ... 13 Mr. C. H. Haigh, c Walker, b Hall ... 2 Mr.H.Eccles, run out 2 Mr. O.P. Lancashire, cWalker* b Marlow 3 Extras... Total , 80 AvSmith,lbw,bCropper 2 G. Yates, c Cropper, b W. Sugg ... 6 Mr.A.Teggin,bCropper6 A. Watson, not out 0 R. Pilling, b Cropper 0 E xtras.................11 Total ... 97 Watson... Briggs ... Teggin ... BOWLING ANALYSIS. D erbyshire . Second Innings. O. M. R. W 35 18 35 First Innings. O. M. R. W. . 31 20 15 7 . 24 17 14 2 . 6 2 7 1 ... 27 17 29 0 Walker .. Hall........ Marlow .. 1 0 5 0 Barlow 6 4 8 0 L ancashire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R W 20 9 31 2 Cropper... 10 4 13 3 9 3 18 1 Davidson 14 9 6 0 , 9 3 11 1 W. Sugg... 8 3 7 1 Cropper bowled two no-balls. The C ricket C alendar for 1886.— ^N ow Ready. Eighteenth year of publication. Handy size for the pocket. The Cricketer’s Diary. Contains chief fixtures for the coming season arranged in chronological order. Tables for Registration of Players in matches to come. Pages for insertion of own engage­ ments. Law's of Cricket, &c. No Cricketer should be without it. Price 6d., post free, 7d. In leather wallets, gilt lettering, Is. Gd. Published by W right and Co. 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