Cricket 1886

250 CKICiiET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 8,1886. to which special notioe was directed in C ricket at the time. Leatherhead v. Ewell (July 4) ........................ 150 Leatherhead v. Sevenoaks Vine (July 5)......... 117 Leatherhead v. F. G. Lucas’ XI (July 18)......... 115 Leatherhead v Oatlands Park (July 1 9)......... 116 In this same year of 1883 he was indeed in wonderful run-getting form, and among his other scores were 112 for the Incogniti v. Bournemouth, and 160 not out for Hendon v. Wheatstone—this latter, the largest score he has ever made. In 1884, with J. G. Ferns for Hendon v. Pallingswick, he helped to make 204 for the first wicket, of whioh sum 117 were from his bat. This season, Mr. Scott has considerably added to his reputation as a batsman by his consistent success in first class matches. He has rarely failed to seore well, and the aver­ ages which appeared in this paper last week show that only two cricketers, Scotton and Mr. W. G. Grace to wit, have a better average so far. With very good defence, his wicket is at all times difficult to get, and he often shows to great advantage under conditions unfavour­ able to other batsmen. He is particularly strong on the off, and his driving on this side is very clean and hard. Though few opportuni­ ties have been afforded him of showing his capabilities as a bowler, he is a good change, and might have been tried in County cricket more frequently with advantage. He is a fair field. Our portrait is from a photograph by the London Stereoscopio Co. WIMBLEDON v. MR. MARTYN’S ELEVEN. Played at Wimbledon on June 26. 3 E leven . E. Tanner, b Chap­ pell ........................11 J. J. D. Nicholl, b Chappell................. 3 W. H. F. Young, c Reeves, b Rogers 1 P. Burnand, not out 4 B ........................ 1 M r . M artyn R. A. Read, b Chap­ pell ........................ 1 W. feJ.Martyn, c Lans- downe, b Chappell 7 C. P. Lewis, b Pearce 3 E. A. James, c Van Sommer,b Chappell 59 O. B. Martyn,c Pearce, b Reeves ................ 33 R.L. Knight, b Rogers 51 B. H. Latter, b Chap­ pell ........................ 1 WlMRLEDON. First Innings. T ota l......... 175 F. Cresswell, c Latter, E. W. Lock, b Tan­ b Tanner................. 5 ner ........................ 3 R. M. Pearce, b Lewis 2 C. J. Inglis, b Lewis 7 W . Muir, b Tanner ... 3 W. Van Sommer, b B. A.Reeves, c Knight, Lewis ................. 28 b Lewis ................. 8 G. A. Langdowne, b W. C. Chappell, b James ................. 3 Lewis... ;................ 10 H. T. Pears, not out 0 W. A. F. Rogers, b B 9, w 1 .......... 10 Tanner ................. 4 — SOUTH COAST NONDESCRIPS v. ROT- TINGDEAN. Played at Rottingdean on June 14. S.C.N. G. B. Keeling, b Rids- d a le ........................46 H. F. Overbury c Kent, b Ridsdale... 31 W. Stuckey,b Cowley 7 J. \V. H. Keeling, b Cowley ................. 2 R. Couch, b Ridsdale 0 E. A. Gillson, run out 0 It.E.M.Blair,bCoTyley 1 H.V.Keeling, run out 6 A. M. Taylor, not out 18 W. Seaton, 1 b w, b Ridsdale.................16 W. L. Holloway, st Wiggins,bA.Hallett 5 E xtras....................16 Total... ...148 R ottingdean . J. Ridsdale, b Hollo­ way ........................ 8 G. Verrall, b Stuckey 0 G. Kent, b Stuckey... 35 E. A. Ridsdale, c and b Gillson.................42 Tompselt, b Gillson 3 T. W ickens, c G. B. Keelingb Gillson ... 0 A. Hallett, c Elair, b Couch ................. W. Ccwley, b Conch O. Reid, run out T. Cowley, not out... Holdin, b Couch ... Extras................ Total ...100 ELSTREE SCHOOL v. CHRIST’S COLL. (U nder 16.) Played at Elstree on June 23. C hrist ’ s C o lleg e . First Innings. A. M. Liddell, b Landale... 0 D. S. Smith, c and b Holtz 6 E. D. Carpmael, bLandale 2 H. \V. Sharp, b Landale... 8 D. H. Morgan, c Faith, b H o ltz ............................... 0 W. Garner, b Hood ......... 2S J. W. O’Dowda, c Farie, b Hood ...............................11 J. M. Gibbet, b Landale 2 Second Innings, c Bos-Smith, b Holtz ......... 51 b Food................ 5 b Holtz ......... 9 b Landale......... 6 S. Howard, b Hood G. E. Smythe, b Hood . H. A. Commins, not o u t. L b l , w l .............. b Holtz run out c Peterkin, Landale... . b Landale... . not out ... . c Checkland, Faith ... . b Landale... ... 4 ... 13 B ll, lb 6, w 4 21 Total .................59 Total ...120 E lstree S chool . Second Innings, b Gibbet ..........11 T otal.......... 83 In the Second Innings Pearce scored (not out) 28, Reeves, b Knight, 8, Chappell, b Young, 0, Lock, c Tanner, b Young, 1, Pears (not out) 27; b 1, w 1— Total, 63. NORTHBROOK v. GREENHITHE. Played at Lee on July 3. N orthrrook . S. O. Woolmer, b Gar- ( d in er........................... 47 i A. T. Kennard, c Ste­ vens, b Tipple............. 2 T. G. Cannon, c Gar­ diner, b Stevens ... G 1 H. P. Digby, b Duke 12 H. Smith, run out ... 34 C. O. Springtborpe, j run out ....................50 I Total G reenhithe . C. H. Allberry, lbw, b Tipple................ 2 W. D. Butler, c Gar­ diner, b Tipple ... 48 C. Higham, lbw, b S tevens................ 24 F. D. Steel, b Tipple 17 W.Simmons, not out 0 B 5, lb l ......... 6 .248 First Innings. A. H. M. Butler, b Sharp 6 C.A.V. Checkland, c Sharp, b M organ....................... 31 B. N. Bos-Smith, c Howard, b Sharp ........................ 2 R. D. Holtz, b Sharp ... 0 F. Clayton, b Morgan ... 0 T. U. Farie, b Morgan ... 0 E. A. Philcox, b Morgan ... 5 M. H. G. Peterkin, b Sharp 0 W . Landale, b Sharp ... 1 T. Faith, not out .......... 0 G. E. Hood, b Sharp ... 0 B 2, w l ........................ 3 Total .............48 cLiddell.b Sharp 54 run out .......... b Sharp .......... not out ......... c and b Liddell c Carpmael, b Liddell ......... b Liddell ......... b M organ......... b M organ......... rim out B 5, lb l.w G 12 Total ...124 ELSTREE SCHOOL v. ALDENHAM. (U nder 16.1 Played at Elstree on June 26. E lstree S chool . T. Stevens, c Allin, b Digby........................ 1 J.ltichmond,cHigham, b Digby ................. i A.Stevens, cHigham, b Digby ................. A. Duke, b Digby Blin, c Butler, H igham ......... Martin, not out b ... 10 ... 10 J. Davison, not out 7 T ota l... 41 Collins, Tipple, Gardiner, and Walters did not at, A. Annesly, b Holtz 29 ” . O. Wyatt, c Phil­ cox, b H o ltz ..........17 B. W. Strouts, b Ren- dall ....................... 17 C. E. Willes, not out 45 G. R. Bacot, c Ren- dall, b H oltz......... 0 P. Coles, c Holtz, b Radcliffe.................24 N. Heard, c Butler, b Hood........................ 0 First Inni lgs. Second Innings. A. H. M. Butler, b Bacot 12 b Warman......... 0 C. A. V. Checkland, b B a c o t............................... 15 c Heard, b Bacot ......... 6 R. D. Holtz, c Coles, b B a co t............................... 24 run out .......... 19 B. N. Bosworth-Smith, b W illes............................... 3 b Bacot .......... 2 F. Clayton, c Warman, b W illes............................... 22 b Bacot ......... 6 E. A. Philcox, b Willes ... 0 b Warman......... 3 H. D. Rendall, b Willes ... 2 b Warmau......... 4 G. H. Joshua, b Bacot ... G lbw, b Warman 4 L. E. Radcliffe, b B acot... 0 b Warman......... 4 W. Landale. not out......... 11 b Bacot ......... 4 G. E. W. Hood, b Warman 11 not out ......... 0 B 12, lb 1, w 1 .......... 14 B l,w 2 ... 3 Total ................ 120 Total ... 5> A ldenham . A. M. Low, c Bos.- Smith, b Holtz ... 21 C. E. Warman, c Lan­ dale, b Boltz......... T. White, c Butler, b Hood ................. 2 B. K. Joy, c sub., b Kendall ................. 5 B 7, lb 4, w 4 ...15 Tctal ...181 ELSTREE SCHOOL v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL. First Innings. R. C. Rew, b Holtz H. G. Birth, c Checkland, b Landale........................ G. T. Brown, c sub , b H oltz............................... G. Pyman, c Philcox, b Hood ............................... H. W. Maddock, b Holtz... F. S. Kent, b Landale ... G. B. Adamson, c Philcox, b Landale......... T. Frizelle, st Checkland, b Holtz ....................... H. W. Tubbs, b Holtz ... A, S. Wright, b Landale... S. Turner, not out .......... B 8, w 3, n b 1 .......... (U nder 15.) H ighgate S chool . Second Innings. 0 b Landale..........43 2 b Holtz ...... 4 8 b Landale....... 4 34 c and b Hood... 21 4 b Hood ...... 0 16 c Lyon, bHood 0 ... 15 c and b Hood ... 30 0 b Landale.......... 0 4 c Holtz, b Grant 14 10 not out .......... 4 0 c and b Hood ... 2 12 B 9, w 2 ... 11 Total .................105 Total ...133 E lstree A. H. M. Butler, b Rew ................. ... 7 C. Checkland, c Adamson, b Mad­ dock ........................ 7 R. Holtz, c Brown, b Adamson.................29 B. N. B. Smith, b Rew 0 E. A. Philcox, b Mad­ dock ......................... 1 H. Kendall, b Mad­ dock ........................ 0 S chool . A. Grant, c Maddock, b Adamson .......... 32 L. P. Lyon, c Firth, b Adamson .......... 3 R. M. B. Smith, b Maddock .......... 3 W. Landale, b Mad­ dock ........................ 2 G. Hood, not out ... 3 B 9, w 1 ............10 Total ..........97 ELSTREE MASTERS’ CLUB v. WILL O’-THE-WISPS. Played at Elstree on July 3. E lstree M asters ’ C lu e . P. H. Morton, c Hine- Haycock, b Whit­ feld ...........................61 Almond, c Cottrell, b Mirehouse .......... 3 Rev. W. H. Bather, run out ....................24 W. N. Roe, b Mire­ house ......................... 0 Rev. V. Royle, st Wel­ man, b Cottrell ... 1 G. R. Burge, c Mar­ shall, b Whitfeld ...123 A. T. B. Dunn, b W hitfeld....................30 WiLL-O’-THE-WlSPS. Clay, c Cottrell, b But’er ................. 11 Rev. J. F. Spurgin, Welman, b Whit­ feld ........................26 F. T. MacDonnell, st Welman, b Whit­ feld ........................ 0 A. H. M. Butler (sub), not out .................. 0 B 2, lb 1 2 .............14 Total ...293 T. R. Hine-Haycock, b B u rge.................19 J.R.Marshall, c Dunn, b Burge .................21 F. H. Mellor, c and b Burge........................ 2 C.E.Cottrell,runout 1 G. T. Mirehouse, not out ........................is H. Whitfeld, not out 0 B 7, lb 4 ..........11 Total .......... 72 H. E. Rhodes, E. Ralli, F. T. Welmann, W. Byass, and H. L. Butler did not bat. The F ou rth A u stralian Team in E n g la n d —A complete account of the Fourth Australian Team in England, with full scores of the forty- two matches played by them, both here and in the Colonies. Also Portrait and Biography of each member, Batting and Bowling Averages, Scores of Three-Figures against the Aus­ tralians, and Scores of Three-Figures by the Australians, &c., &c. Stiff Boards. Price Is. Office of this paper,.