Cricket 1886

208 CftiCKE'T: A WEEKLY RECORD OF M E GAME. JUNE 17,1886. POINT BAMBLEBS v. LLOYD’S BANK. Played at Catford on June 9. P oint R a m b le r s . E. H. Bock, b Harper 11 G. F. M. Camroux, b Chapman................ 0 T.T. Carver,c Farmer, b Harper................ 7 G. K. Hill, Harper ... 3 W.P.Dodgson.bChap- man ....................... 6 H. Turrell, c Tripp, b Harper ................. 9 F. ilson, e sub., b Harper ........ . ... 6 H. Colgate, b Harper F. I. Frost, not out... A. H. Newington, b Farmer ................. A. J. *\ethered, c Mould, b Farmer... B 23, lb l, w 2 ... Total ..........1 L lo yd ’ s B ank . W. C. Mould, b Rock... 11 A. S. Farmer, b Cam­ roux ....................... 0 W. Tripp, b Rock ... 12 A. W Harper, c sub., b Carver .................17 H. Chapman, b Uock 0 R. K Duff, b Wilson... 5 Y. O. Weylland, b Wil­ son ........................ 1 A. Howard, c Dodg- son, b Camroux ... B. S. Taylor, lbw , b Wilson ................. H. Davis, not out ... E. Farmer, absent... B 5, lb 1................. Total ..........i POINT RAMBLERS v. CHARLTON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on Juno 12. C harlton P a r k . H. D. Lawrence, c Boothby, b u. Chet­ wynd ........................ 3 D. Macfarlan, b Cam­ roux ....................... 9 G. Ray, b Jackson ... 4 W. Burnett, not out...109 A. H. Prase, st Booth- *y, b .tackson......... 0 F.G. a lien, c Boothby, b Rock .................16 A.P.Foley,st booth y, b Bock ................. 0 G. hisch, b Newing­ ton ........................ Terry, c A. Spencer, b Jackson .......... Whitfield, c Cam­ roux, b Hock......... A. C. Newsome, st Boothby, b Hock... 0 B 1,1b 5, w5, n-t»4 15 10 Total ...168 P oint R a m b l e r s . G. Chetwynd, not out ........................ Total ..........i E. H. Bock, b Prase... 1 A J. Eames, bPrase... 10 W.Boothby.bPrase... 2 J. Jackson, run ou t... 0 G. F. M. Camroux, c Lawrence,b burnett 14 A. H. Newington, F. Spencer, H. Colgate, A. Spencer and M. Kowley did not bat. POINT RAMBLERS v. EPSOM. Played at Epsom on June 14. P oint B a m b l e r s . First Innings. Second Innings. F. Baldwin, c J. Davies, b H arrowell....................... 12 b Pagden ... ... 1 A. J. Eames, c J. Davies, b Oldaker ........................ 1 b Oldaker ... ... 0 E. H. Rock, c Holland, b Oldaker ........................ 0 b Masters ... ... 5 C. benwell, b Oldaker 0 bJudge ... 2 A. McLean, b Harrowell ... 7 b Pagden ... t>Oldaker ... ... 0 J. Jackson, b Harrowell ... 12 ... 19 F. Spencer, 1b w, b Harro­ well .............................. 0 not out ... 3 H. Colgate, c Masters, b H arrowell....................... 1 bJudge ... 19 J. H. v. Davies, not ou t... 0 b Pagden ... ... 0 F. Wilson, b Harrowell ... 20 c Davies, Harrowell b ... 40 H.Williams, lbw,b Oldaker 1 b Pagden ... ... 0 B 5, w 1 ....................... 6 B 10, I d 1, n-b 2 13 Total ................ 60 Total ...102 E psom . First Innings. W. L. Harrowell, hw b Baldwin .......... F. Oldaker, lbw, b Baldwin................ Q. White,;b Wilson... W. H. Lancaster, not out J. Davies, b Baldwin 0 C.C.Murrav.b Benwell 14 A. R. Holland, b Bald­ win ... ................ 0 G. Newham, c Wilson, b Benwell................23 F. Judge, lbw, b Bald­ win ........................ 2 C. A. Masters, b Bald­ win ...................... . 2 A. Pagden, c and b Wilson .................52 In the Second Innings J. Davies scored (not out), 13, C. C. Murray, b McLean, 1, G. Newham, c Rock, b Baldwin, 17, W. H. Lancashire (not out) 2; b 1 , w 1.—Total, 35. B 5, lb 3, w 3, n-b 1 12 Total ...115 SU S S E X v. HAM PSH IRE . Chiefly through the brilliant batting of Messrs. Brann and Lucas and the effec­ tive bowling of A. Hide, Sussex were able to win this match, begun at Brighton on Monday, on the second afternoon with an innings and 154 runs to spare. The tw o batsmen named contributed 328 out of 405 from the bat, and certainly finer cricket has rarely if ever been seen. W hile they were together at one time 100 runs were got within the hour, and as many as 226 runs wrere added for the fourth w'icket. Each gave but one chance and those not easy ones, Mr. Brann’s being in the long field when he had reached 186. In his 219 were as many as thirty-five 4’s and five 3’s, a proof of the powerful character of his batting. The Hampshire eleven, in a m inority of 222, made a poor show when they batted a second time. Arthur Hide took nine of the ten wickets at a cost of only 25 runs, an extraordinary performance on a ground favourable to run-getting. H ampshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr.B.deB.Carey.bA.Hide 9 b A. Hide ......... 0 Parsons, b J. Hide .......... 2 c Newham, b A. Hide................ 3 Dible, b Bean ................ 24 cQuaife,bA.Hide 0 Mr. E. O. Powell, c Phillips, b A. H id e ....................... 41 c Phillips, b A. Hide................ 28 Mr. F. E. Lacey, not out 59 b A. H id e ......... 0 Mr. C. R. Sevmour, c I hillips, b A. Hide......... 12 b A. Hide ........... 7 Young, c and b J. Hide ... 18 c Budgen, b Humphreys ... 10 Mr. C. E. Currie, b J. Hide 11 b A. Hide ......... 2 Colonel Fellowes, b Bean 5 cTester,bA.Hide 1 Shrimpton, run o u t ......... 1 c Newham, b a . Hide................ 9 Willoughby, b J. Hide ... 0 not out ......... 8 B 14,1 b 2 .................16 Total J. Hide, b Currie Tester, b D ible.......... 9 Mr. W. Newham, lbw, b Dible ................. 6 Mr. F. M. Lucas, c Lacy, b Currie ...109 Mr. G. Brann, b Par­ sons ........................219 Bean, b C urrie............11 W.Humphreys,notout 21 ........198 S u s se x . . 17 Total ... 68 Quaife, c Youig, b Currie ................. Budgen.cShrimpton, b Young................ Phillips, c Young, b Currie ................. A. Hide, b Currie ... B 9,1 b 5, w 1 ... Total ......... ' BOWLING ANALYSIS. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M R. W. O. M. R. W. J. Hide 44.216 66 4 ......... 31 18 31 0 A. Hide 45 23 56 3 ......... 39 25 25 9 Bean ......... 15 4 20 2 Tester.......... 5 3 9 Q Humphreys 9 2 18 0 ......... 7 1 12 1 Newham ... 5 1 13 0 S u ssex . O. M. R. W O. M. R. W Dible ... 44 18 64 2 Fellowes 26 IS 40 o ‘ Willoughby 28 11 54 0 Carey... 4 () 21 0 Currie ... 43 17 94 6 Lacey 15 4 46 o Young ... 19 4 53 1 Parsons 10 2 33 i Young bowled a wide. a RICHMOND v. COOPER’S HILL. Played at Cooper’s Hill on June 12. C ooper ’ s H il l . B. Heaton, b Bow­ den-Smith ......... 3 W. J. Howley, lbw, b Bowden-Smith ... 7 F. W. Holms, b Bailey .................18 H. L. Godden, c F. Booth,b Bailey ... 1 E. A. O’Bryen.csub., b Bowden-Smith... 9 N. N. Cox, c sub., b Bowden-Smith ... 16 G. F. Barton, b Bow­ den-Smith .......... 7 R ich m on d . H. C. A. Goodall, not out ........................ E. Thompson, c F. Booth, b Budworth F. H. O. Donogue, b Budworth .......... A. S. A. Richards, c L. Booth, b Bow­ den-Smith .......... B ........................ Total W.S.Russell.b Holms 5 W.N.Ladell.b Holms 7 J. C. Jukes, b Holms 3 O. Budworth, b Thompson ......... 8 A. Bowden-Smith, b Heaton ................63 J.Bailey.bThompson 2 F. H. A. Booth, b Heaton ................54 C. W. Willett, b G ood a ll............... .\ L. Booth, b Goodall A. R. Law. b Goodall W. P. Henderson, not out ................ B 4, lb 3, w 2 ... Total ...156 BICHMOND v. MEBCHANT AYLOB’S SCHOOL. Played at Bi hmond on June 14. RlCHMON >. A. S. Bull, c Helby, b Ringrose ......... 54 T. D. Wilson, b Ringrose................ 27 E. A. James, c Long, b Ringrose ......... 8 R. E. Yerburgh, b Ponsford................ 4 W. Muir, c Helby, b Ringrose................ 21 J. S.Clemons.c Long, b Lucas ................ 2 f. Ferguson, not out 22 W. Ileming, b Ring­ rose .....................2L A.Lennard.c Dennis, b Ringrose ........ 2 Dr. Wadd, c Dennis, b Ringrose ... ... 0 C. E. Skead, b Ring­ rose ........................ 0 B 8, lb 2, w 2 ... 12 Tctal ...173 M e r ch a n t T avtlor 3. Rev. H. W. Dennis, b Clem ons................ 11 H. C. Day, b Clemons 0 E H.Helby,bFleming 12 R.S.Lucas.b Clemons 0 B. Long, b Fleming 2 C. S. Whittington, not out ................ 4 L. T. Lavie, 1b w, b Flem ing................11 First Innings. E.Ringroee.’iFlemin} 2 S. S. Poasford, b Flem ing................. 2 R. B. Barron, run out ........................ 0 S. P. Cornish, b Clem ons................. 1 B 8, lb 2, w 3 ... 13 Tjtal 53 In the Second Innings Rev. H. W. Dennis score I c Muir, b Fleming, 30, E. H. Helby (not out) 6, R. S. Lucas (not out) 35; b 1, lb 1.—Tjtal, 73. WOODFORD WELLS v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on June 12. W oodford W e l l s . H. Erleback, run out 11 W. Tween,b Turner 0 W. Kemsley, c frield, b Grant ........... 7 E. C. Palmer, c Field, b Lemmon ......... 21 T. S. Carter, c Field, b Roper ........... 0 E. Wilson,b Lemmon 10 J. A. Mason, b Roper 5 A. Wohlgemuth, c Field, b Lemmon 11 H. Cordeaux, notout 2 E. Swift, b Turner... 10 B 9,1 b 4, w 2 ...15 Total ... 92 A. J. Lane, c Kems­ ley, b W. W. Tween 5 J. Grant, not out ... 46 O. Marks, c Wilson, b W. vv. Tween ... 4 A. C. Field, b W. W. Tween ................ 15 A d d isc o m b e . L. J. Turner, c F. C. Carter, W. W. Tween ................. 8 R.Langton, not out 43 B 11,1 b 2, w 1 ... It Total ...135 F. Grant, F. Clay, H. A. Roper, S. Shepherd, and W. Lemmon did not bat. WOODFORD WELLS v. OLD FINCH- LEIANS. Played at Woodford on June 14. O l d F in c h l e ia n s . First Innings. H. W. Stevens, lbw, b Erleback .......... 1 F. Single, c E. C. Palmer, b Erleback W. H. Iratt, c A. Tween, b Kemsley G C. Garftt, not out H. Barter, c and b Erleback... B 6,1 b 2, w 4 ...12 Total ...147 E. Drake, b W. W. Tween ................34 R. Moreland, b W. W. Tween .......... 2 C. H. Thring, c W. Tween, b Kemsley 70 G. F. Byde, run out 3 J. R. Atkinson, lbw, b Kemsley ..........14 H. T.Cook, b Kemsley 0 J. H. Tozer, b Erle­ back ....................... 1 J. R. Theobald, b Erleback ................. 2 4 In the Second Innings E. Drake scored (not out) 19, R. Moreland, c Wilson, b Mason 0,C. H. Thring (notout) 5. G.Byde (not out) 18, H. VV. Stevens, b Blows 0—Total 42. W o o d fo r d W e lls . F. S. Carter, b Cook 2 W. Kemsley, c More­ land, b Atkinson... 18 W. Tween, not out... 32 E. Swift, b Theo­ bald ........................ 8 A. Siggers, b Byde 0 B 18,1 b 2............ 20 H. O. Ellis, lbw, b Bvde ................ 0 E. C. Palmer, b More­ land ................ ... 28 H. Erleback, b Cook 39 E. Wilson, c Drake, b Atkinson ......... 5 J. Blows, b Garfit, b Byde ................23 S. E. Palmer, b Cook 0 J. A Mason, b Cook 0 A. Tween, b Cook ... 0 T o'.al... 177