Cricket 1886

2 0 2 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THI2 GAME. JUNE 17,1886, SU R R E Y v. E SS EX . The Essex Eleven, who were again without the services of Mr. C. D. Buxton, did not show to the same advantage in the return, played at the Oval on Thursday and Friday last, as in the first match at Leyton. Owing to rain, the game was not opened till nearly half-past three o ’clock on Thursday, and Surrey, who batted on an easy wicket, were cheaply got rid o f for 197. The best batting was shown by Abel and Jones. The former, who went in first, was ninth out, and though let off twice at the wicket, his sixty-three was a capital display of steady crickct. Jones batted with considerable freedom. Essex, who went in j ust after noon n the second day,were dism issedtwice by half­ past four o’clock for an aggregate of only 103. In the first innings nine wickets were down for 16, and Mr. Bishop, the last batsman, was the only one to reach double figures. Lohm ann, who took six wickets at a cost of only fourteen runs, was not put on when Essex went in a second time, and W ood, the wicket-keeper, also had a rest, giving up the gloves to Mr. Bowden. Messrs. Owen and W ard made a good start against the bowling of Jones and Abel, but when Beaumont and Bowley came on no stand was made, and the tenth wicket fell at 70. Beaum ont’s bowling was remark­ ably successful. He took ten wickets at a cost of only 36 runs. Surrey won by an innings and 94 runs. S u r r e y . M. Read, c Bastow, b Jones....................... 29 Abel, c Owen, b Stevens ................ 63 Mr. C. T. Roller, c Fowler, b Jones ... 4 Mr. W. VV. Read, b Pickett ................ 2 Diver, c Stevens, b Bishop ................. 8 Mr. M. P. Bowden, c Bishop, b Pickett... 6 E ssex . First Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, b Beau­ mont .............................. 2 Mr. H. Ward, b Lohmann 2 Mr. F. H. Stevens, b Beau­ mont .............................. 0 Mr. 0. E. Green, b Loh­ mann .............................. 2 Lohmann, c Fowler, b Stevens ..........18 Wood, c Pickett, b Bishop ................. 3 Jones, st Bastow, b Stevens.................47 Beaumont, c Owen, b Stevens Bowley, not out B 8,1 b 6 ... Total Second Innings. b Bowley .......... b Beaumont ... 0 3 .. 14 ..197 b Beaumont ... 6 c Abel, b Beau- Mr. W. Francis, b Loh­ mann .............................. mont ..........12 c W. W. Read, b Beaumont ... 0 b Beaumont ... 0 b Beaumont ... 6 b B ow ley.......... 0 not out .......... 8 b Powley .......... 0 b Beaumont ... 1 B 6,1 b 5 ... 11 Total .................33 Total ... 70 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S urrey . M. R .W . O. M. R. W. 11 51 2 1 Pickett 49 30 49 2 3 24 0 Stevens 6 0 18 4 14 41 2 Bastow, c Bowley, b Loh­ mann .............................. 1 Mr. F. E. Rowe, b Loh­ mann ...................... ... 0 Mr. H. Fowler, b Beaumont 1 Jones, c Bowden, b Loh­ mann ............... . .......... 6 Pickett, run out................ 1 Mr. F. A. Bishop, not out 12 L b ........................ 1 O. Bishop ... 29 W ard......... 12 Jones......... 26 Lohmann... Beaumont E ssex . First Innings. O. M. R. W. 23.3 16 14 6 23 15 18 3 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 20.2 11 18 7 Jones... 17 11 13 0 Abel ... 14 7 10 0 Bowley 23 14 18 3 W est ’ s P ocket S coring B ook .—A now and improved style with complete Bowling Analy­ sis for Forty-eight Innings. Every Club should have one for scoring on the ground. No m ore lost score sheets. Neatly got up and bound in cloth, Price One Shilling, post-free l/l£ . Published at the Office of C ricket , 41, St. Andrew’s H ill, D octors’ Commons, E.C.— (Entered at Stationers’ Htyll.) KENSINGTON P A R K v. NORTH E A S T E RN C IRCU IT. Played at W ormwood Scrubbs on June 3. K e n s in g to n P a rk . J. G. O’Brien, run out C. A. Macdonald, b Wade G. Street, b Burton... 13 W. J. Scott, c Cave, b Turner................ 9 F. Street, c and b Turner ................. 1 H. Shipton, b Burton 28 W. F. Thompson, c Waddy, b Burton... 12 H. Reynolds, c Cave, b Burton................ 1 R. C. Nystrom, c and b Burton................ 6 N.E.C. First Innings. J. E. Turner, b Sliiptow ... 4 C. F. Wade, c Reynolds, b Shipton ...................... 3 H. W. Cave, b Shipton ... 34 D. F. Burton, c F. Street, b S hipton.......... ... ... 9 G. A. Rimington, lbw, b Nystrom .......... ... 48 W. S. Shirley, c and b Shipton ........................ C. S. Hunter, b Nystrom... F. Dent, c Macdonald, b Shipton ....................... 2 G. Wood, b Shipton......... 0 F. D. Blake, b Shipton ... 1 H. T. Waddy, not out ... 1 B3, l b l ....................... 4 Total ................ Ill R. C. Heaven, c Bur­ ton, b W ade..........38 R. A. Chambers, .not out ........................ 3 L b 2, n-b 2 ... 4 Total ...116 Second Innings, not out ..........18 st Thompson, b Shipton.......... 2 b Shipton.......... 4 2 Nystrom, Shipton ... 5 Reynolds, Nystrom... b Shipton ... b Macdonald b Nystrom... b Nystrom... b Nystrom... bNystrom... B 3,1 b 1 Total ... 47 A L D E R C A R H A L L v. B U LW E L L . Played at Bulwell on May 10. A l d e r c a r H a ll. A. F. J. Ford, c R. Widderson, b W\ Widderson ...........181 F. J. Coleman, c Thornton, b JBem- mings.......................... 14 A. E. W. Lofts, b Austin ................... 25 F. Dixon, c Turner, b Terry.......................... 28 H. L. Brooksbank, b Terry......................... 4 W. C. Anderson, st Hardwick, b Austin 11 R. Turner, b Anderson 9 T. Browne, c Brooks­ bank, b Dixon ... 13 J. Bardwick, c Gard­ ner, b Anderson ... 0 F. Hemmings,b Dixon 0 J. Thornton, run out 1 P. Austin, b Ander­ son ........................ 3 R. B. Whitehead, c Austin, b Widder­ son ........................ E. B. Whitfeld, c R. Widderson, b W. Widderson .......... C. R. P. Gardner, not out ........................ J. Chandos-Pole, absent ................. J. Oates, absent B 8,1 b 2, w 5 ... Total ...2S0 R. Widderson, b Dixon ................. T. Terry, not out ... F. Moore, b Dixon ... T. Woodward, c Whitfeld, b Dixon B 3, w 1 .......... Total 42 W. Widderson did not bat. CIVIL SERVICE v. R.M.A. Played at Woolwich on June 9. C iv il S e r v ic e . C. Saunders, b Macgowan W. Langley, c Laird, b Macgowan......... 1 C. E. Farmer, b Macgowan ......... 23 H. Davis, b Macgowan 15 A. H. Browne, st Laird, b Burnaby... 14 G. H. Collier, b Mac­ gowan ................. 9 A. ff. Powell, c Kirby, b Douglas ..........62 R.M.A. Hon. E. P. Thesiger, c Hamilton, b Douglas................ 32 A. H. Britton, b D ouglas................. 1 G. Chetwynd, c Laird, b Macgowan 20 R. Macdonald, not out ........................16 B 10, lb 3, w 1... 14 Total ...208 H. O. Lathbury, lbw , b Davis .............48 C. G. Burnaby, b Britton .............55 A. P. Douglas, not out 64 A. D. Kirby, c Farmer, b Davis ... ......... 5 S. G. Smallwood, c Farmer, b Browne 21 J. S. Liddell, c Chet­ wynd, bBrowne ... 14 B 14, lb 5, w 6... 25 Total ...235 P. D. Hamilton, J. W. Matthews, H. P. Stockley, T. M. Macgowan and G. Laird did uot.bat. LEATHERHEAD v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Wimbledon on June 12. L e a t h e r h e a d . B. A. Reeves, b Mac- pherson .................. 0 C. A. Pearson, b Sturt 0 W. Muir, c Coleman, b Sturt ................ 37 T. G. Buchanan, c Doulton, b Ibbs ... 16 W.A. Rogers, st Doul­ ton, b Macpherson 17 R. M. Pearce, c English, b Sturt ... 19 Major Fenwick, b Macpherson........... 6 B. E, Pemberton, 1b w, b Sturt ... 6 E. W. Lock, b Scott 31 E. Latter, b Mac­ pherson .................... 10 G. A. Lansdowne, not out ......................... 2 B 5,1 b 5 .............10 W imbledon . Total ...154 Coleman, 1 b w, b S Skelton, b Pearce 33 Pearce ................ 6 W. Bellasis, run out 0 W. A. Scott, b Pearce 5 A. H. Tritton, b A. C. Macpherson, c Buchanan .......... 0 Rogers, b Lock ... 37 F. Sturt, b Buchanan 0 A. P. Doulton, b Stone, b Rogers 6 Rogers ................. 40 B 7,1 b 4, w 5 ... 16 English, not out 52 — R. S. Ibbs, h w, b Total ..........204 Pearce ... .......... 4 BLACKHEATH v. INCOGNITI. Played at the Rectory Field, Blackheath, on June 12. INCOGNITI. A. Bird, b Stokes W. B. Friend, bStokes J. Colman, c Johnson, b Druitt ................ O.B Martyn, c Prior, b Johnston I/. Paine, run out B. H. Latter, Ireland ......... W. Williamson, Johnston .......... First Innings. .. 37 ... 2 b .. 7 b .. 2 A. W. L. Hemming, b Ireland ................. C. J. Ashmore, b Ireland ................. E. Cassan, not out... H. Hemmerde, run out ........................ B 4,1b 2, w 2 ... Total ... 82 In the Second Innings L. Paine scored (not out), 1, B. H. Latter (not out), 11, W. Williamson, b Johnston, 8, II. Hemmerde, b Dale, 1; b 3.—Total 24. B la c k h e at h . F. H. Lacey, b Col­ man ........................ 8 L. Stokes, c Hem­ merde, b Cassan ... 28 F. S. Ireland, not out 103 J. C. Johnston, b Paine....................... 11 M. J. Druitt, c Paine, b Colman... ... ... 0 G. Dale, b Paine ... 4 II. C.Blaker, c Friend, b Williamson......... 10 Rev. G. T. Oldham, run o u t ................. 5 G. R. Hutchinson, c Hemming, b Col­ man .......... ... 3 G. O. Jacob, b Paine 6 F. W. Prior, c Wil­ liamson, b Paine... 3 B 25,1 b 3, w l... 29 Total ..........210 RUGBY SCHOOL v. NEW COLLEGE OXFORD. Played at Rugby on June 9. N e w C o l l . A. R. Cobb, c Ben- gough, b R. Wilson 21 S.E. Forster, c G.Wil­ son, b Gaddum ...66 F.W. Bovill, bR. Wil­ son ...........................21 A. G. B. West, b Ben- gough .......... ... 6 E.G.Bromley*Martin, b Bengough ........... 0 T. R. Sale, c Lewis, b Gaddum ............32 R ugby S chool . A. J. M. Duncan, c Ince, b Gaddum ... E. H. Coles, not out N. Ward, c Ince, b Gaddum ................. G.B.Bovill,b Gaddum J.M. Swayne, c Inco, b Gaddum .......... B10, lb 7 .......... Total ..........S F. R. Gaddum, b Bromley-Martin ... G. R. H. Wilson, b S a le ........................ R. C. Lewis, c and b Forster .................. H. C. Bradley, lbw, b Bromley-Martin 9 G.F.Jackson, notout 2 B ........................ 4 Total , 23 H. Bowden-Smith, R. A. Wilson, L. B. Dixon, C. W. Bengough, H. Ince, and A. W. Dixon did not bat. C r ic k e t C lu b s’ P rin tin g —Bind for esti* mates to Wright & C o., 41. 11. Aidrew’s Hill, London, E.C,