Cricket 1886

172 CJBICiKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 8, 1886. SURREY v. MIDDLESEX. The Surrey eleven scored their fifth consecu­ tive victory of the season at the Oval on Friday last, when they beat a fairly strong eleven of Middlesex by an innings and thirty- three runs. Mr. A. J. Webbe, owing to the recent death of his brother, was unable to play, and Mr. Vernon acted as Captain of the Mid­ dlesex eleven for the occasion. Three players new to County cricket represented Middlesex for the first time—Mr. J. G. Walker, the old Oxonian, just qualified by residence; Mr. G. W. Hillyard, who showed promising form with both bat and ball in the recent Colts’ match; and Spillman, who has been well known for several years in connection with London and suburban cricket. Rain fell heavily during the early part of Thursday, but it cleared up in time to allow of a commencement before half-past twelve o’clock. Though the ground was slow at the start, Surrey, who went in first, mainly through the stand of the Beads, who put on 102 runs for the fourth wicket, fared well, and were able to realise 215 runs before the innings came to a close. When Middlesex went in Lohmann’s bowling proved very effec­ tive, and no one but Messrs. Scott, Vernon, and Leslie got double figures. The feature of the innings was the capital cricket of Mr. Scott. He went in first wicket down with the score at three and carried out his bat. He was the only batsman who met the bowling with confidence, and his play under the cir­ cumstances was of exceptional merit. Loh­ mann took eight of the ten wickets, and of these seven were clean bowled, a highly creditable performance. When Middlesexwent in again on Friday afternoon the wicket was certainly more in favour of run-getting than ftgainst it. Mr. Walker, Mr. Hadow, and Spillman, though, alone made any stay, and these three were responsible for 70 out of 89 from the bat. In proof of the accuracy of the Surrey bowlers it may be added that of the twenty Middlesex wickets as many as fifteen were clean bowled. S u r r e y . Abel, c Studd, b Bur­ ton ........................ 8 Mr. \V. E. Holier, at Spillman, b Burton 8 Diver, b West ..........21 Mr. W. W. Read, c Hillyard, b Hadow 43 Read, b West ......... 64 Mr. J. Shuter,bLeslie 23 Lohmann,c Stoddart, b B urton.................17 M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Mr. J. G. Walker, c Beau­ mont, b Lohmann.......... 0 Mr. A. E. Stoddart, b Lohmann ... ... .......... 3 Wood, c Spillman, Leslie .............. Jones, b West ... . Beaumont, b West. Bowley, not out B 6,1 b 4, n b 1. Mr. S. W. Scott, not out... Mr G.B.Studd,b Lohmann Mr. G. P. Vernon, b Lohm ann................. Mr. C. F. H. Leslie, Lohmann ... .......... Mr. E. M. Hadow, Lohm ann........................ West, c Read, b Lohmann 5 Spillman,cRead,bLohmann 0 Mr. G. W. Hillyard, b Bowley ........................ Burton, b Bowley .......... B ............................... Total .......... ... 13 b ... 17 b 0 Total Socond Innings, b Jones .......... c Roller, b Lohmann o Wood, b Abel b Jones .......... b Bowley .......... b Bowley .......... b Beaumont ... b Jones .......... b Lohmann . 8 . 7 . 4 . 2 . 10 .215 23 0 not out .. 1 2 b Beaumont .. 1 6 B .......... .. 3 90 Total .. 92 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . 0. M. R. W Burton ...52.2 22 88 3 Hillyard ...32 24 21 0 West ............35 1G 50 4 West bowled one no-ball. M id d le s e x . O. M. R. W. Hadow ...18 8 25 -I Leslie ... 9 1 15 2 First Innings. O. M Lohmann ...43 24 43 Bowley..-. ,..22.113 17 Beaumont ...20 R. W. 8 9 24 0 Jones Abel Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ........ 24 11 31 2 ........ 13 10 12 2 ........ 19.2 3 19 2 18 14 27 3 1 1 0 1 CHARTERHOUSE v. ORIEL COLLEGE. Played at Charterhouse on May 26. C h a r t e r h o u s e . H. C. Price, b Wre- ford-Brown ..........10 H. S. Steele,c Fowler, b Walters ..........11 T. B. Hawkins, c Woodbridge, b R icketts.................12 E. S. Currey.b Green 67 E. C. Streat&eld, run out ........................ 2 R. G.Baker-Carr,lbw, b Ricketts .......... 1 O r ie l C o l le g e . A. C. Nixon, c and b J. H. Brain ..........15 A. M. Tringham, b Walters ................. 7 H. J. Carson, run out 11 L. R. Wilkinson, b Green .................10 W. A. Shaw, not out 1 B 12, lb 3, nb 1 ... 16 Total ...163 0. M. Woodbridge, b Shaw ................. 0 J. H. Brain, not out 1G Total ..........82 E. F. H. Bradbv. c Tringham, b W il- kinson ................. 2 G. Fowler, b Streat- fle ld ........................29 K. J, Key, not out ... 34 C. Wreford-Brown, c Tringham, b Streatfleld .......... 1 Rev. J. A. Tait, G. W. Ricketts, J. S. W'altcrs, J W. Green, and H. L. Ames did not bat. STAR v. LOWER CLAPTON. Played at Priory Farm on May 27. S ta r . G. S. Harrison, c Ball, b King .................10 C. Turner, b King ... 1 W. Murden, bK ing... 8 T. King, b King ... 7 W. Largen, b King ... 7 .T. H. Lacy, run out... 2 A. Stevens, b Mead ... 1 T. Bartlett, b Mead T. E. Swain, b Mead G. Largen, b Mead... J. W. Lacy, not out B l, lb 2 .......... Total L o w e r C l a pt o n . E. Carney, b King ... 5 W. Waigh, c Lacey, b Harrison................. 3 II. King, c Lacy, b K in g ........................10 J. Wiseman, b King 0 E. Mead, c Turner, b Harrison................. 1 E. Ball, c Bartlett, b Harrison................. 1 Brashier, b King . A. Waigh, runout . Howard, not out Vignes, c Lacy, Harrison.......... Jenks, c Bartlett, Harrison............... Total ... . CLAPTON v. HAMPSTEAD NONDE­ SCRIPTS. Played at Clapton on May 29. C la p to n . W. Low, c Fisher, b Woodall .................24 G.L. Lyons, c Fisher, b Hutchinson.......... 0 G. W. City, run ou t... 4 H. Boyton, c Smith, b Woodall .................20 J.W.McEwen,bCasson 11 W. Batty, c Smith, b Corke........................ 2 C. E. Monro, b Corke 16 J. H. Milton, b Corko F. H. City, not out... S. S. Nixon,b Burton W. J. Cambridge, c Burton, b Corke ... B 9 .l b l .w 8 ... Total ... H a m pste a d N o n d esc ripts . W.B.Casson,bM’Ewen 7 J. S. Haycraft, st City, b Low .................30 G.N. Woodall, run out 23 B. E. Fisher, b Low... 1 F. J. Abbott, b Low 9 H.F.A.Smith.notout 13 B 4,1 b 2, w 4 ... 10 Total 93 L. Corke, W. A. Burton, L. Hutchinson, and T. C. V. Smith did not bat. UPTON PARK v. TOTTENHAM. Played at Tottenham on May 29. U p to n P a rk . W.Ringrose.cThomas, b P errin................. D.Ringrose, b Perrin W. Roper, b Thomas F.G. Scott, b Thomas J. W. Still, not out Extras................. R. Ganly, c Steward, b Thomas ..........27 L.S.Westall,bPlumbe 14 A. D. Parry, cBrinjes, b Thomas .......... 3 P P. Lincoln, b Thomas ................. 0 H.C.AUsop.b Thomas 0 J. Luckin, b Thomas 4 Total .............G6 T o tte n h am . A. Plumbe, notout... 30 T. Perrin, 1 b w, b E. Stainton, c and b Westall ... .......... 0 Luckin .......... ... 10 E xtras................. 2 J.Thomas, c W.Ring- — rose, b Luckin ... 2 Total .............46 E. Crafts, c and b Westall .......... ... 2 J. H. Brinjes, Robinson, Steward, Hadlow, Love- bond, and Cumberland did not bat. CAN E H IL L A SY LUM v. St. TH OM A S’S H O SPITA L . Played at Cane H ill on May 29. S t . T homas ’ s H ospital . First Innings. Second Innings. G. B. Scovell, st Stanley, b Crawford ................. 2 not out ...........11 T. A. Durrant, b Crawford 13 c Stanley, b Crawford ... 2 P. F. Toller, c G. Drake, b Chamberlain...................19 run out ............ 8 G.H. Barrs, b Chamberlain 1 c Stanley, b Crawford ... 0 E. B. Hill, b Chamberlain 13 S. R. Hallam, c Stanley, b Chamberlain .................11 c G. Drake, b Crawford ... 1 E. P. Isaacs, c G. Drake, b C raw ford........................25 c Mitchell, b Chamberlain 12 J. P. Geoghegan, c Scholl, b Chamberlain ..........15 b Crawford ... 6 J. Wittall, c Hernick, b C raw ford........................32 lbw, b Crawford 8 A. W. Sayers, b Chamber- lain ............................... 3 C. A.Robertson, notout...0 b Crawford ... 0 L b 2, w 6 ... ... ... 8 W ................. 3 Total .................142 C a n e H i l l A sy lu m . R. Alderton, c Hill, b Hallam ................. 0 R.Kernick, c Isaacs, b Geoghfigan .......... 4 Rev. J. C. Crawford, b Durrant ..........18 G. Stanley, c Barrs, b Hallam ................. 5 G. Drake, b Hallam 27 Dr. Moody, b Isaacs 0 Total ... 51 R. Chamberlain, b Hallam -.................19 H. B. Scholl,b Isaacs 4 O. Drake, not out ... 12 W.E.Reddie, b Isaacs 0 J. Mifcchell, b Isaacs 0 B6,l b l,w 3 ,n b 1 11 Total ..100 DALSTON ALBERT v. WARE. Played at Ware on May 31. D a ls t o n A l b e r t . A. Cole, c Smith, b Hammond ..........65 H. Selby, b Wood- house................. 6 F. Briggs, b Wood- house .................17 G. Cashford, b Fraser 19 Hy. Moore, c and b Brandram .......... 7 W. Devey, not out ... 30 W a r e , H’ce Moore, c Smith, b Brandram .......... A. Smyth, b Bran­ dram.......... .......... J. Pitt, st Fish, b Fraser ................. F. Oliver, b Fraser ... J.H. Sanson, b Fraser Total ...147 J. Fish, c H’cc Moore, b Devey .................17 S.Brandram,cBriggs, b Devey ................. K. Fraser, c Sanson, b Cole ................. J.Hammond, b Devcy H. Taylor, c Hy. Moore, b Colo E. Woodhouse, run out ........................ 17 11 J. Smith, c Briggs, b Devey ................. E. Hitch, not out ... C. Albany, c Cole, b Devey ................. A. Halfhide, b Cole D. Taylor, c H’ce Moore, b Dcvey ... E xtras................. Total .......... BRIGHTON COLLEGE v. M r . D. C. WICKHAM’S XI. Played at the College on May 29. M r . D. C. W ick h a m ’s XI. * First Innings. R. M. Turnbull, b Wilson .................21 C. A. Smith, b ^ ilson 4 Rev. F. Price, b S. Woods ................. 1 G. L. King, c and b Chalmers.................31 A. T. Hay, c Bond, b Wilson ................. 6 W. Stuckey, b S. Woods ................. 6 G. E. Robinson, b S. Woods ................. 0 Rev. T. H. Belcher, run out ................. 9 J. Harward, b ^ ilson 32 F.C. Lingard, not out 0 D. C. Wickham, b Wilson ................. 0 Extras.................16 Total ...12G In the Second Innings R. M. Turnbull scored (not out) 42, F. C. Lingard (not out) 26, D. C. Wick- kam, b Wilson, 0 ; extras 4.—Total, 72. B r ig h t o n C o lle g e . G.H.Cotterill, run out 18 N. C. Cooper, c Turn­ bull, b Smith'..........15 S.M. J.Woods, cKing, b S m ith .................10 G.L. Wilson,cStuckey, b Smith .................19 J. G. Allen, b Smith 0 H.D.L.Woods,bSmith 1 F. W. Aste, b Smith 0 W. E. Bond, not out 12 C. R. Fort, run out... 2 C. H. S. Weymouth, b Turnbull ......... 0 T. A. Chalmers, run out ........................ 1 Extras................. 5 Total .83