Cricket 1886

286 CEICKET t A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 22,1886. eleven gained, as will be remembered, a very creditable victory, in the attainment of which Cropper, who scored 36 and 52 and took seven wickets for 09, played a very conspicuous part. Cropper is a good all-round cricketer. He bowls fasfcish left hand round-arm, and as his delivery is rather high and he gets some work on to the ball mostly from the off, he takes alot of watching, proving very effective when the ground helps at all. He bats right handed, and as he has very good defence, is at times a difficult wicket to get. In addition he is, too, an excellent field. Until this year, when he accepted an engagement with the Bolton Club, he has not been regularly attached to any club as professional. Cropper has also made a name as an Association footballer. BICKLEY PARK v. BLACKHEATH. Played at Bicklcy Park on July 17. B la c k h e a t h . J. D. Cruicksliank, st P. Christopherson, c Pontifex, b Evans 21 Parr, b Evans ... 1G W. H. Ormerod, c P. A. Newton, c Hil­ E^ans, b Tonge ... 0 der, b Evans......... 5 F. S. Ireland, 1b w, b R. Stokes, c A. M. P a rr...................... 22 Streatfeild,bEvans 0 G. Stokes, b Tonge ... 1 R. Ernest, not out... 0 L. Paine, b Tongo ... 1G B7, lb 4, w2 ... 13 Stan.Christopherson, — c Pontifex. b Parr 8 Total .........123 K. Christophersoh, b Evans....... . .... ... 18 B icklf P ark . F. E. Street, c G. W. B. Pattisson, c Stokes, b Paine ... 1(. Ernest, b Ireland 35 A. M. Stveatfeild, c P. C. Parr, c Newton, Cruickshank, b b P. Christopher­ Paine... ............... 33 son ...................... 5 J. N. Tonge, b CruickM. A. Streatfeild, shank..................... 34 run out ............... 10 D. D. Pontifex, c O. Evans, not out ... 2 Ernest, b Stan. B 1,1 b 1 ......... 2 Christopherson ... 0 — H. Baker, c R. 8tokes, Total .........141 b Stan. Christo­ pherson ............... 1 It. Hilder and J. Whitehead did not bat. BICKLEY PARK v. FARNINGHAM. Played at Farningham on July 17. F arn in gh am . T. C. Ilooman. Jeffery, b Greive ... 75 W. W. Kashleigh, c Todd, b Greive ... 14 H. J. Smith, c Hum­ phrys, b Jeffery ... 3 J. Hodsoll, c Betts, b Jeffery ............... 0 E. S. Evelyn, c Sim- monds, b Greive ... 2 W. Hodsoll, not out 27 J.Couchman,cGreive, b Jeffery............... 2 B ic k l e y P a r k . B. Mason, c Greive, b Jeffery ................ W. F. Devas, c and b Jeffery ............... R. M. Phillips, b Jeffery ............... J. E. Rashleigh, c Willett, b Jeffery... B 6,1 b 1, w 1 ... Total ...141 B.A.F. Greive, not out 41 E. H. Humphrys, c Evelyn, b Devas ... 3 E. Kinder, c and b Devas ... ... ... 4 M. P. Betts, b W. W. Rashleigh .........31 B ...................... 2 Total 81 A. Jeffery, N Todd, C. Simmonds, A. j. Baker, A. E. Willett, E. F. McKewan, and C. M. Baker did not bat. KENSINGTON PARK v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on July 14. K ensington P a r k . F. E. Street, b Woods 83 H. E. M. Stutfield, b Woods ................ 0 G A Rimington, c & b Parry ...............11 G. E. Bicknell, b Woods ............... 72 H I'eynolds, c Mills, b W oods............... 5 It. L. Pugh, b Woods 18 U xh r id g k . J. C. Hibbcrb, c Rey­ nolds, b Ball .........1(5 Woods, c and b Bckucll ..................15 E. C. B. Ford, 1b w, b Reynolds.................. 21 W N. Gardner, c Rim­ ington, b Ball........ 0 Hon. E. W. Mills, not out ........................ 40 <3, w. Parry, c Street, feBiok*elU ...-10 W. F. Thompson, b Parry ............... 0 Ball, d Heron .........29 F W. French, not out 35 O. D. Brooks, c tord, b Turner.............. 2 D. .Lee, b Turner... 11 Bl9,11)5, w l,nb3 28 Total ...294 C. E. S.evens, c Rim- iii'»ton, b French .. H.S Turner,btrench C. N. Heron, c sub , b Hicknell ......... F. Ash y, a ssnt Mil «, absent B 1, lb 1 Total ...132 SUSSEX v. SURREY. The Sussex eleven, after being in a minority of 116 runs in this match begun at Brighton on Mondaj’, played up so pluckily that Surrey only won yesterday with three wickets to spare. The winners lost Mr. W. W. Read and Lohmann, who were playing for England at Lord’s, and Sussex, Mr. F. M. Lucas and Phillips. The latter had hurt his hand, and his place at the wicket was taken by G. Humphreys. Rain prevented a commence­ ment till past one o’clock on Monday, and then Mr. Shuter and Abel played siicli good cricket that 98 were got before the first Surrey wicket fell. Diver was caught at 130, but after this W. Humphreys’ lobs proved so effective that no one got more than fifteen, and the laso eight wickets only added 83. The wicket jdayed queerly on Tuesday mornin" when Sussex were in, and Beaumont and Bowley bowled with so much success that the innings was over for 97, of which W. Hum­ phreys contributed 37. When they went in again Messrs.McCormick,Newham,and Tester, andW. Humphreys played well, and yesterday Quaife rendered Mr. Newham such useful assistance for the eighth wicket that a total of 207 was reached before the innings closed. Though Surrey only wanted 92 to win, Walter Humphrej's’ underhand bowling was again of great use, and seven of tlic best batsmen were dismissed before the winning hit was made. S u r r e y . First Innings. Mr. J. Shuter, c A. Hide, b J. Hide............................GO Abel, c Bean, b W. Hum­ phreys............................52 Diver, c Thomas, b A. Hide ............................20 Mr. W. E. Boiler, lbw , b W. Humphreys ......... 7 M. Read, c Tester, b A. Hide ............................ 7 not out Mr. K. J. Key, c <i. Hum­ phreys,b . Humphreys 15 Socond Innings. bW. Humphreys 8 b Bean .........83 bW. Humphreys 14 c G.Humphreys, b J. Hide ... 3 Jones, c Brann, b W. Humphreys ............... Wood.c Tester, b W.Hum­ phreys......... ............... 11 Bowley, not out...............14 Beaumont.b W.Humphreys 0 Mr. C. E. Horner, h w, b Bean ............................ 11 B ............................ 4 c Newham, b W. Humphreys ... 2 cW.Humphreys, b Bean ......... 4 c A. Hide, b W, Humphreys ... 3 not out ......... 4 B 3.. Total ...213 S u sse x . First Innings. Tester, c and b Bowley ... G Bean, c Abel.b Beaumont 9 Mr. W. Newham, b Bowley 0 Mr.E.J.M‘Cormick,bBeau­ mont ............................ 0 J. Hide, run o u t............... 11 W. Humphreys, c Abel, b Horner ......................37 Mr. <*. Brann, b Beaumont 7 Mr. F. Thomas, c Wood, b Bowley ..................... 9 Quaife, c Bowley, b Beau­ mont ............................ 7 G. Humphreys, c and b Bowley ...................... 3 A. Hide, not out... ... ... 7 B ............................ 1 Total ... 92 Second Innings. b Bowley .........23 b Bowley ......... 0 b Beaumont ... 45 c Abel, b Beau­ mont .........41 b fceaumont ... 9 b Bowley ... ... 20 c Abel, b Horner 14 b Beaumont ... 13 not out ............28 b Bowley .......... 0 b Beaumont ... 0 B 11, lb 2,w 1 14 ...2)7 Total ......... ... 97 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. (». M. R. W. A. Hide ... 5G 31 G2 2 ... ...12 7 10 0 J Hide ... 41 24 45 1 .....13 6 18 1 Bean ....... 25 215 28 1 ..... 8 0 25 2 Tester....... 7 2 2-2 0 W.IIniphrys 22 2 52 G ..... 9 0 SO 4 S u sse x . First Innings. Sccond Innings. K>. M. R- W. O. M. R. W. HCftWWont.,* 41 £* W A ...53.325 70 fi ... 41 24 40 4 .....03 36 05 4 •lottcs ... ... 3 1 3 0 ... ... 10 13 10 0 Iiorner ... 3 2 1 1 3G 27 25 1 Abel.,, 7 3 0 0 Hoi Jcr 10 5 32 Q YORKSHIRE v. MIDLAND COUNTIES- The Yorkshire eleven had an easy victory in this matcl’ , commenced on Monday on the ground of theWarwicksh're Clu1),Birmingham, winning yesterday with ten wickets to spare. Spillman, of Middlesex, Gunn, Flowers, and Attewrell were in the eleven wrhich opposed the Yorkshiremen, but otherwise there was no one of great reputation. Bates was in great form, both with bat and ball. Indeed he was the hero of the match, scoring 119 out of 242, and taking eight w'ickets for 89 runs. Mr. E. Lumb, everj’one will be glad to see, re-appeared in the Yorkshire eleven, and with success. The match was for the benefit of T. K. Yeetch, who was at one time engaged at the Oval, and has for the last few years acted as professional to the Edgbaston Club. M idland C ounties . First Innings. Second Innings. Gunn, b Bates ............... 0 b Bates .........22 Spillman, c Peate, b Em­ mett ............................ 39 feLee.b Emmett 17 Collishaw, hBates ......... 5 cLumb.bBawke 0 Price, c and b Bates... ^ 0 c Hall, b Grim­ shaw ......... 1 Flowers, c Hunter,b Bates 9 c and b Emmett 7 Attewell, c Hawke,b Bates 0 b Bates .........30 C. C. Stone, 1b w, b Poel... 0 b Emmett.......... 5 Grundy, b Peate............... 22 c Hall, b Bates 39 Mr. G. F. Carlland, c Hunter, b Peate ......... 0 cHall b Emmett 9 Shilton not out............... G not out .......... 6 Mr. F. T. Cox, c and b Em­ mett ...................... ... 3 st Hunter,b Em­ mett........'. ... 11 B ......... ......... ... 1 Extras.........12 Total ............. 85 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Total ...159 Lee, b Attewell.........10 Grimshaw,b Attewell 8 Emmett, not out ... 13 Peate, c Spillman, b Flowers............... 12 Hunter, b Shilton ... 1 B 9,1 b 2 .........11 Hall, 1b w, b Shilton 3 Bates, c Spillman, b Grundy ............... 119 Preston, b Shilton ... 19 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Price, b Flowers ... 6 Mr E. Lumb. st Spill­ man, b Shilton ... 32 Peel, c Spillman, b Total .........212 Shilton ......... In the Second Innings Peate scored (not out), 3, Hunter (not out) 0.—Total 3. BOWLING ANALYSIS. M id la n d C ou n ties . Bates .. Peel Peate .. Emmett First Innings. O. M.R. W. ... 2G 945 5 ... 22 1218 1 ... 10 314 2 ... 5.2 3 7 Second Innings. O. M. B. W. ... 22 11 44 3 17 57 12 4 13 Attewell.. Shilton .. Flowers .. ......... 12 7 2 ......... 24.3 7 Grimshaw G Hall ... 5 Hawke ... 2 Y o r k sh ir e , First Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 31 13 45 2 IGunn ... 7 0 28 0 53.315 104 5 Grundy... 6 21 7 39 2 0 15 DORKING v. EPSOM. Played at Epsom on July 15. D o r k in g . F. W. Bovill, c Felton, b A. Lucas .........15 E. L Trower, 1b w, b Lucas..................... 11 ▲. C. Macpherson, c Felton, b Bradley... 1 E. English, c Bridges, b Pagden...............19 A. J. Fuller, c Ledger, b Pagden...............25 R. C. Bovill, b Lucas 13 E psom . First Innings. H. Nightingale, c Taylor, b Judge... 37 H. J. Ivery, run out 41 G B Bovill, b Lucas 0 Sanford, c Williams, b Judge................. 4 A. C. Powell, not out 12 B9, lb5, wl, nbl 1G Total ..........194 A. C. Lucas, b Eng­ lish ..................... 20 A Felton, c F. i ovill, b Tcower............... 4 J. H. Bridges, c San­ ford, b irower ... 12 W. J. *radley, c San­ ford, b English ... 7 C. R. Taylor, u Mac­ pherson ............... 8 F. w, Ledger, c Eng­ lish, b Macpherson T. Bell, st Sanford, b Macphcrson ... 7 W. T. it. Price, b Macpherson....... 0 A. Pagden, not out... 20 F. Judge, c Powell, b Macpherson....... 0 P. Williams, b Mac- phersoa.............. 0 B .............. 4 Total... 95 In the Second Innings Ledger scored (not out) 12, Felton (not out) 1, Lucas, retired, 41, Bridges, b R. O. Bovill, 8, Pafiden, c Powell, b G> Bovill* G$ b 7,1 b 2— Total* 77,