Cricket 1886

244 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y i , 1886. STYGIANS v. CHRIST'S COLLEGE. FINCHLEY. Played at Finchley on June 26. S t y g ia n s . D. Fairweather, c J.B. Oakley, c Taylor, b Yearsley ............10 W. M. O. Wilson, b Vanderbyl ............ 46 F. G. Thorne, c Tay­ lor, b Wynne........... 102 B. Burton, c Grey, b Yearsley...................19 T. S. Sidney, lbw, b Layman ...................20 Yearsley,bBisserot 22 H.A.Smitn.bYearsley 42 F. Stewart, not out 16 M.Murray,bYearsley 5 A. Clarke, b Yearsley 0 C.A.Stein, b Yearsley 6 B 22,l b l, w3 ...20 Total ...314 Christ’s College did not bat. DALSTON ALBERT v. CHELMSFORD. Played at Chelmsford on June 22. D alston A l b e h t . H. Selby, c and b Leaf 54 J. Bastow, c Grey, b L e a f....................... 25 A. Cole, b Myers ... 40 G. Cashford, e Cope­ land, b Munro ...107 P. Briggs, b Leaf ... 11 \V. Golding, c Cope­ land, b Leaf .......... 9 A. Wash, c Myers, b Leaf........................ 6 Hy. Moore, b Cook... 17 F. Bratt, c and b Munro .................22 W. James, bLeaf ... 4 A. Smyth, not out ... 12 Extras ..........22 Total CHELM8FORD. J. W. Gray, c and b B ratt....................... 5 C. Copeland, b Cole... 21 T. Myers, st Golding, b Moore ................26 C. H. Leaf, b Cole ...24 E Copeland, c Gold­ ing, b Cole ......... 3 B. Copeland, c Smyth, b Briggs... W. Cook, b Cole ... J. Foster, not out ... W. Hilliard, not out Extras .......... Total .......... DALSTON ALBERT v. ERITH. Played at Erith on June 26. D alston A l b e r t . H. Selby, b Lambert 20 F. Briggs, b Lambert 15 G. Cashford, b Lam­ bert ....................... 3 A. Cole, b Lambert... 10 Hy. Moore, b Robin­ son ........................63 Horace Moore, not out ....................... 134 C. Smither, c andb Moena ................. 7 F. Eeles, b Moens ... 8 W. James, b Stone... 0 T. Pitt, c Pocock, b R oberts.................20 A. Smyth, b Lambert 0 Extras ..........30 Total ...310 Erith did not bat. CARSHALTON PARK v. BUTTERFLIES (T w e l v e a -S id e .) Played at Carshalton Park on June 26. B u t t e r f l ie s . C. T. Giles, b I’Anson 7 C. R. Seymour, c Cooper, b Colman 93 E. H. Buspland, c Gilbert, b Greatorex 29 Capt. W. B. Roberts, c I’Anson, b Great­ orex ... .............. 1 \V. E. Lewis, c Mick- lem, b Sm ith.......... 7 H. Somers-Cocks, c Micklem, b Smith 0 F. H Oates, c Great­ orex, b Colman ... S. J. Wilson, c Horn­ by, b I’Anson A. G. Courage, c Heritage,b I’Anson W.P.Crake.b Colman G. H. Goldney, not out ........................ W.Daniell, b I Anson B 4,1 b 7 .......... Total C a rsh alton P ark . not B. I’Anson, c Oates, b Goldney ................ 11 S. A. Jones, c Lewis, b Giles ................ 27 C. A. Smith, c Sey­ mour, b Courage ... 22 J. E. A. Greatorex, c Somers-Cocks, b G iles........................14 Total T. Micklem, c Great­ orex, b Courage ... 16 E. Gilbert, E F. Heritage, J. Colman and O. N. E. More did not bat. H. B. Burnell, run out ........................ 6 C. J. H. Cooper, not out ........................12 F. V. Hornby, out .............. B 9,1b 5 . ...129 In a match between Redstohe Court and Moor Park on June 22, E. Yeadon took 7 of the latters wicket’s for 1 run in six overt. INCOGNITI v. BECKENHAM. Played at Beckenham on June 23 and 24. I n co g n iti . Second Innings. First Innings. C. Lake, c Capt. Inglis, b R. Inglis ................. 3 b Friend H. K. Avory, c Capt. Inglis, b R. IngliB........................24 ... 31 L. H. Neame, c Anderton, b Vizard ... ,................35 Anderton, b Friend .......... i F. S. Ireland, b R. Inglis 19 A. E. Gibson, b Burge ... 13 W. Hynes, c Noakes, b R. Inglis ........................24 b Vizard A. E. Leatham, c Collier, b Vizard ,...................... 5 c Anderton, b Friend ... ... 4 b Burge ........ 11 run out ..........59 16 M. P. Betts, b Vizard ... 26 C. J. Ashmore, b Vizard... 13 P. Hilton, not out .......... 1 A. Pearce, absent .......... 0 B 19 c Friend, b R. Inglis .......... 0 b Burge .......... 3 lbw, b Vizard ... 11 not out ..........50 c Friend, b Capt. Inglis .......... 9 B 17,lb7,w l 25 Total .................182 B ec k e n h a m . First Innings. Total ...251 G. H. Collier, run out 44 R .D . Vizard, b Gib­ A. M. Inglis, lbw, b son ........................ 27 Gibson ... ... 02 R. E. Inglis, lbw, b E. Anderton, lbw, b Ireland ................. 20 Gibson ................. 1 W. B. Friend, not H. M. Burge, c Betts, out ........................ 6 b Lake ................ 21 A. J. Baker, b Ire­ Capt. Inglis, c land ........................ 3 Leatham, b IreE. Gripper, b Gibson 0 land ........................ 2 B 13,1*6 .......... 19 W. F. Noakes, c Leatham, b IreTotal ..........191 land ........................ 26 In the Second Innings G. H. Collier scored c Betts, b Ireland 12, A. M. Inglis (not out) 80, E. Anderton (not out) 3, H. M. Burge, c Hilton, b Leatham 18; b 8,1 b 3—Total 124. INCOGNITI v. BEXLEY. Played at Bexley on June 25 and 26. B e x l e y . First Innings. L. A. Shuter, b Roller 11 G. Clarkson, c Wilde, b Roller ................ 9 M.P.Bowden.b Gibson 76 W. B. Friend, c and b Mirehouse .......... 6 W. W. Mann, c Hay­ ward, b Mirehouae 38 W. H. Spottiswoode, b Gibson ................. 6 E. C. Friend, run out 25 A.M.Oliver.c Palmer, b P ain e.................30 Capt. Johnson, b Paine .................12 C. E. Horner, not out 2 W.C.Jackson,bPaine 0 B 5, w 1 .......... C Total . ..221 In the Second Innings L. A. Shuter scored b Gibson, 8, M. P. Bowden (not out) 8, and A. M. Oliver (not out) 7; b 4,1 b 1 —Total, 28. I ncogn iti . First Innings. A. B. Gibson, c Mann, b Horner ........................ 3 G. A.Rimington, b Horner 17 T. M. M. Wilde, c Shuter, b Horner ........................ 0 F. S. Ireland, c Shuter, b Horner.............................. 7 C.T. Boiler, c and b Horner 2 C. A. W. Gilbert, not out... 62 L. Paine, c W. B. Friend, b Horner ........................ 2 G.T.Mirehouse.bBowden... 13 G. Palmer, c Shuter, b Horner ........................ 0 Gen. Hayward, c W. B. Friend, b Horner .......... 0 A. W. L. Hemming, absent 0 L-b 1, w 3 ................. 4 Total ...110 Second Innings. b Horner .......... 2 c W. B. Friend, b Homer c Clarkson, b Horner ..........31 c Johnson, b Horner ......... 8 c and b Homer 4 c Mann.bHerner 13 b Homer ..........13 c W. B. Friend, b Horner......... 20 c Clarkson, b Horner .......... 0 not out .......... 7 b Homer ..........27 B l, Ib 7 ,w 2 10 Total ...138 W h it e S ta r v . S tebon h eath R ov e r s .— A well conetsted match was played on Saturday last at Victoria Park between these clubs. The result was a tie, each side scoring 28. M.C.C. SUSSEX TOUR. In what is known as the M.C.C. Sussex College Tour, the “ Old Club ” succeeded in winning all six matches, a really good perform­ ance this, and against such strong teams as those of Ardingly College and Brighton Col­ lege. The “ professors” mainly contributed to this good result, Davenport’s batting being consistently good throughout the week, and Pickett very deadly with the ball. Rylott and Hay were a]so extremely useful. In the average for the week Hay comes first with 57 for two completed innings, his highest score being 101. The average of Davenport is, however, much better, though not so high as that of Hay. The Cheshire professional batted in every one of the innings (seven in number) of the tour, and came out with an average of 52.2, having made scores of 116, 82 and 67. Of the amateurs Mr. E. A. Parker comes first with an average of 36 for three innings, once not ou t; then comes Mr. T. Parkin with an average of 22.1, once not out; then Mr. O. R. Borradaile with one of 15.3; and Mr. Cowper-Coles, who, like Davenport, played in every innings of the club, with one of 13.6. M.C.C. & G. v. ARDINGLY COLLEGE. Played at Ardingly on June 21. M.C.C. & G. O. R. Borradaile, b Newham Davenport, run out... Pickett, b Newham ... J. Hinde - Crouch, b Brann........................ A. Cowper-Coles, c Kettell, b Newham T. Parkin, c Gaterell, b Newham ... 21 Major Fenwick, c Hilton, b Newham 0 Rylott, c Clamp, b Brann ................. 0 J.W. Biggs, not o u t.. 10 J. W . i lundell, b Gaterell.................17 G.Parnell.b Gaterell 0 B 3,1 b 1 .......... 4 Total ..113 A r d in g l y C o l l e g e . First Innings. Rev. F. K. Hilton, b Rylott ................. R. H. Symonds, b Pickett ................. H. C. Gaterell, b Pickett ................. T.A. Kette‘1, not out B ........................ W. M. Thompson, b Rylott........................17 A. J. Clamp, b Pickett 5 C. E. Cockburn, b Pickett .................10 W. Newham, b Rylott 4 R.Cunnington.cDaven- port, b Rylott.......... 4 G. Krann, b Pickett... 14 H.Blackman.c Daven- T o t a l............ 74 port, b Pickett ... 1 In the Second Innings W. M. Thompson scored c Fenwick, b »arkin, 26, A. J. Clamp, lbw, b Fen­ wick, 46, C. E. Cockbum, st Davenport, b Fenwick, I. R. H. Symonds, c and b Fenwick, 0, H. C. Gaterell (not out), 14; b 14, lb 3, w 3.—Total, 107. M.C.C. & G. v. LANCING COLLEGE. Played at Lancing on June 22. L an cin g C o l l e g e . First Innings. H. J. Drake, c Borra­ daile, b Rylott ... 0 C. B. Sanderson, st Davenport,bRylott 4 E. Polehampton, b Rylott .......... ... 2 B 3, lb 1 .......... 4 G. H. Neale, b Rylott 5 C.J.Richards.cRylott, b P ickett................ 13 H. Pellatt, b Pickett 11 W.G.Powell, b Pickett 0 E. L. Fisher, c Borra­ daile, b Rylott ... 2 T. W. Cork, not out 8 C.H.Gresson,bRylott 0 Total ..........52 A. M. Woodard, c Pickett, b Rylott ... 3 In the Second Innings G. H. Neale scored (not out) 18, and C. J. Richards (not out) 8 ; b 1.— Total, 27. M.C.C. O. R. Borradaile, b Pellatt ................ 10 A.E.Newton.b Pellatt 24 T.P.Hilder.bWoodard 6 Davenport, c Cork, b R ichards.................82 A. Cowper-Coles, b Cork ........................27 Pickett, c Fisher, b Cork ... ................. 6 & G. W. S. Melsome, c Gresson, b Pellatt 15 S. Bowles, b Cook ... 6 J. W. Biggs, not out 13 E. Elkington, lb w , b Pellatt................. 0 Rylott, b Pellatt ... 0 B 12, lb 2 ......... 1 Total ...203