Cricket 1886

JUNE 24, 1886. CRICKET1: A WEERLY RECORD OP THE CAME. 225 the repulation he enjoys as the best all-round cricketer in the Colonies. At the finish the Australians were 107 runs on with four wickets still to fall. PLAYER3. W. Scot bon, b Giffen... 9 A. Shrewsbury, c Bon­ nor, b Palm er......... 15 G. Ulyett, b Palmer ... 0 W.Barnes,lbw,b Giffen 14 W. Gunn, b Giffen ... 23 R. G. Barlow, c Palmer, b Trum' le ... * ......... 113 J. Briggs, b Garrett... 13 F. Lee, c Garrett, b Giffen .................21 M.Read,bPalmer ... 11 W.Flowers, st Jarvis, b Palmer ......... 93 M. Sherwin, not out 10 B 8, lb 4 ..........12 Total ...334 A ustralians . First Innings. S.P.Jonos,cBarnes,bUlyett 22 H. f. H. Scott, c Gunn, b Barlow...............................14 G. Giffen, b Briggs ..........72 A. H. Jarvis, b Flowers ... 15 G. J. Bonnor, c Ulyett, b Flowers ........................ 4 W. Bruce, b Barlow ..........19 J. W. TrumMe,b Barlow... 33 G E.Palmer, c Shrewsbury, b Harlow .......... .......... 1 T. W. Garrett, st Sherwin, b Barlow ........................ 3 J. M’C. Blackham, b briggs-14 E. Evans, not out ........... 3 L b 4, w l... *................. 5 Total ................. 205 Second Innings, run out ..........49 c Shrewsbury, b Ulyett ......... 9 c Read, b Gunn 78 b Briggs .......... G c Shrewsbury, b Read................ 47 b Gunn ..........14 nob out .......... 8 not out ... 8 B9,lb4,w3,n-bl 17 Total ..236 BOWLING ANALYSIS. A ustralians . Barnes.., Barlow Ulyett .. Flowers Briggs .. First Innings. O. M. R. W. 11 7 14 0 37 215 51 5 39 22 55 1 25 7 5G 2 21 9 24 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. , 22 8 32 0 .21 9 41 1 23 8 42 0 . 49 32 50 1 .17 8 27 1 . 13 8 16 0 , 17 12 11 Read... Scotton Gunn Briggs bowled one, and Barlow three wides, and Ulyett a no-ball. P layers . O. M.R. W.l 94 5191 4 1 Jones 7835 101 4 j Bruce 37 1650 1 ' C 1 8 0 Giffen Palmer Garrett Evans O- M. R. W . 5 0 9 0 .14 3 38 0 Blaekham 2 0 4 0 i Trumble 10.1 4 21 l YORKSHIRE v. CAMBRIDGE UNI­ VERSITY. After avery good game on the first hands York­ shire succeeded yesterday in defeating Cam­ bridge University in this match, begun at Shef­ field on Monday, by seven wickets. Ulyett and Lee were representing the Players against the Australians, and their places were taken by Wade and Ambler. The chief feature of the first day’s cricket was the brilliant batting of Mr. G. Kemp for the University. Going in first wicket down with the total at 22 , he was fifth out at 167, having contributed 103 of 145 got during his stay in two hours and forty minutes. With the exception of a hard chance to square leg when he had reached sixty- eight his play was faultless. This is the third hundred he has made in succession against Yorkshire bowling—a curious coincidence. In spite of a creditable score of 66 by Peel seven Yorkshire wickets were down for 146, and 59 were wanted to save the follow. Some vigorous hitting by Preston, and at the last by Peate, who helped to add 64 runs for the tenth wicket, however, altered the aspect of the game altogether, and on the completion of an innings the county were only three runs to the bad. Peate had t« o lives, but Preston only gave one chance, when he had got 76, and his runs were made by fine free cricket. Though on Tuesday night Cambridge had made 65 for two wickets yesterday morning a collapse tookplace, and the inningswas brought to a close in forty-five minutes for an addition of only 21 runs, Peate and Bates, helped by the ground, bo vled with great success, the former taking five wickets for only nine O. M R. w\ O. M. R. W. Rock ........ 73 32 107 6 .......... 3J 18 30 3 Dorman .. 27 11 52 1 ........... 9 5 15 0 Turner 32 14 54 2 .......... 8 5 14 u Mackinnon 19 8 81 0 .......... 3 1 8 0 Buxton 92 3 17 1 Sutthery 92 4 15 0 runs. With only 90 to win, Yorkshire started badly, Mr. Rock with the first two balls deli­ vered bowling Mr. Hawke and Bates. Preston, as in the first innings, though, batted in the most spirited style. In spite of several changes he scored fast and, indeed, he made 71 of the 90 runs got, carrying out his bat after another fine display of batting. In the match he obtained 150 runs without being once out, an achievement of quite exceptional merit. C ambridge U n iversity . First Innings. Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, c and b Emmett ......... 34 Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Bates 9 Mr. G. Kemp, c ifmmett, b P eel............................103 Mr. C. W. Rock, c Grim­ shaw, b B ates................ 2 Mr.J.A. Turner,st Hunter, b Emmett........................ 0 Mr. F. Thomas, st Hunter, b P e e l.............................16 Mr. A. M. Sutthery, b Preston ......................37 Mr. F. Marchant, b Bates 58 Hon. C. M. Knatchbull- Hugessen, b Bates.......... 8 Mr. J. C. Mackinnon, b Preston .......... .......... 0 Mr. A. W. Dorman, not out .............................. 0 B 10,1 b 4, w 3 ..........17 Second Innings. b Bates b Peate b Peate b Peate b Peate absent... c Hall, b Peate b Bates b Bates st Hunter, b Peate .......... not out .......... B 7, lb 4 ... : Total ...281 Total ... 86 Y orkshire . First Innings. Hall, c and b Rock ......... Wade, c and b Rock......... Peel, c Knatchbull-Huges- sen, b Rock ................ Bates, b Kock ................. Hon. M. B. Hawke, b Dor­ man ... ........................ Grimshaw, c Bainbridge, Second Innings. Turner, b 10 bllock... Ambler, Rock ... Preston, not out................ 79 Emmett, b Turner ..........14 Hunter, b Turner ......... 7 1eate,c Dorman, b Buxton 28 B 14,1 b 2 .................16 not out B 4, Tb 4 Total Total ... 90 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C ambridge U n iversity . First Innings, Second Inn ings. O. M R. W, 0. M. B. W. Feate ... .. 31 20 39 0 ... ... 19 10 16 G Bates ... .. 39.121 54 4 ... ... 20.212 30 3 Emmett .. 48 28 60 2 ... ... 11 5 'JL 0 Peel ... .. 18 7 43 2 ... ... 4 3 8 0 Preston .. 25 11 48 2 Wade ... .. 4... 0 23 0 Y orkshire . First Innings. Second Innings. LAW CLUB v. HIGHGATE. Played at Willesden Green on June 19. Law. 0 28 bR ock......... ... 4 GG not out ... ... 7 19 b Rock ... 0 14 b Rock ... 0 1 st B attalio n L e ic e st e r sh ir e R e g im e n t v. C om m issariat and T r a n spo rt C orps .— There was some heavy scoring on the Divisional Ground at Aldershot on Monday last in this match. Captains Stanley and Rice, who went in first for the C. and T. Corps, were not separated, after repeated changes of bowling, till the score had reached 298, when the former was caught for an excellent 93, the latter putting on 18J during the partnership. When stumps were drawn for the day there were 4 wickets down for 371 runs—Captain H. G. Rice, 201 (13 fours, 18 threes, 22 twos, and singles), Captain G. Stanley, 93, and Major B . Heygate, 36 (not out). J.E. Shaw, b Saunders 29 C. II. W. Beresford, b Lushington ......... 5 A. C. Cook, b Saunders 1 G. Webster, st Evors, b Whatton .......... 12 J. A. C. Tanner, c Har­ rison, b Whatton ... 2 G. E. \Naller, b What­ ton ........................ 0 W. G. A. Ravenor, b Lushington ..........27 H ighgate . F. G. Lushington, b Webster ................... 27 J. W. Reid, b Waller 3 E. H.Kelly,b Webster 0 C. A. Evors, not out... 25 C. Saunders, st Rich­ ards, b Waller ... 5 W. H. De Whatton, b Ccok ........................ 9 A. J. Harrison, lbw, b W aller................. 0 F. J. Richards, b Lushington.......... 3 W. R. Moore, b Lush- ington .................25 S. H. Turner, not out ........................ 2 F. Glass, st Evors, b Saunders .......... 0 B 5, lb 3, w 4 ... 12 T otal. ..118 T. H. Judson, c Turner, b Waller... B. Foley,stRichards, b Waller................. H. P. England, lbw, b Webster ......... B 4,1 b 1 ... ... Total......... f NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Hampstead on June 19. H am pstead. G. Maryon-Wilson, b McMaster ......... 41 A. R. Parker, b Wal- ford ........................ 0 C. F. Butt, c Har­ bottle, b Walford... 4 R. Flemming, c Har­ bottle, b Walford... 2 C. H Bishop, b Wal­ ford ........................ 0 F. A. K. Doyle, b Hart-Davis ......... 31 G. A. Aylwin, c Thomas,bMcMaster 61 F. Spink, b Hart- Davis .................11 P. Dollar, c Barry, b McMaster ......... 18 L.M.Fischell, not out 6 C. Johnstone, lbw, b Bart-Davis ......... 3 B ........................ 6 Total ...186 N e ’ e r - do -W eels . S. O. H. Hart-Davis, c and b B u tt......... 26 D. H. Barry, not out 121 L. Chater, c Dollar, b P a rk er.................35 E. J. McMastcr, not out ........................100 B14,lb3,wl7, n b 1 35 Total ...317 P. H. 1 arJneau, S. Howard, T. Moore, F May, T. B. Harbottle, A. B. Walford, and P Thomas did not bat. CARSHALTON PARK v. M.C.C. <fc G. Played at Carshalton Park on June 19. M.C.C. & G. Davenport, c Jones, b 1’Anson ................ 54 Titchmarsh,b I’Anson 8 H. E. M. Stutfield, c I’Anson, b Colman 4 T. W. M. Wilde, b Col­ man ........................ 2 West, c I’Anson, b Barrett ... — ... 17 A. B.Mles, c Wrigley,b Barrett ................ 13 W. E. Martyn, c Jones, b I’Anson 0 Mr.F.West,bI’Anson 3 Capt. T. H. Mugger­ idge, b 1’Anson ... 10 J. F. C. Norman, c Williamson, b Bar­ rett ................. d,. 4 B 3, lb 3 .......... G Total ...121 C. T. Giles did not bat. C arshalton P ark . R. I’Anson, c Mugger- idge, b Titchmarsh 24 S. A. Jones, b West ... 19 P. T. Wrigley, b West 0 J. E. A. Greatorex, c Stutfleld. b West ... 12 D. D. Pontifex, c and b Titchmarsh......... 2 Total T. ' icklem, st Daven­ port, b West ..........26 H. B. Burnell and Barrett. C.J.B.Cooper,run out 8 J. Colman, c Martyn, b Giles .................25 W. Williamson, not out ........................15 B ........................ 2 ...133 The Earl of Sheffield, resident of the Sussex County Club, has, the Evcninj Standard of yesterday says, become a member of the Loyalist League of Great Britain. Lord Sheffield is an Ulster landlord.