Cricket 1886

298 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 22,1886. PENGE v. KENLEY. Played at Kenley on July 17. Penoe. H. W. Dillon, h w, b R. Joyce ............... 8 | J. Boe, b E. Southey 0 j C. J. Annand, b E. ; Southey .................. 2 H. B. Smith, b E. Southey ............... 0 \V. H. Lemmon, run out ..................... 21 F.Oldham.c Shilcock, I b R. Joyce ......... 0 I K ent W. G. Morrison, st Roe, b Middleton... 33 E. Southey, c Middle­ ton, b Cook .........12 J. Colman, c &b Cook 3G Rev. S. BhilcOflk, b Cook...................... 6 R. Joyce, run out ... 3 A. Joyce, b Oldham... 0 G.Morrison,b01dham 1 C. Ovenden, not out W. A. Brixton, b R. Joyce ............... W.F. Cook, b Colman Middleton,b R. Joyce Capt. Barchard, b Colman ............... B 14,1 b 5 ......... Total 70 Rev. F. Roe, absent W. M. Bobinson, b Oldham ............... E. Wilson, b Cook ... C. Southey, not out B 4, n b 3 ......... Total ...108 RIVERSIDE (NEW YORK) v. MANHAT­ TAN (BROOKLYN). Played at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, on June 2G. R iv e r sid e . H. Manley, c Hurl- bert, b Rogan ... 3 M. R. Haffenden, b C lay...................... 3 Dr. Outerlridge, b C lay......... ......... 2 G. Weech, c Coyne, b Rogan ............... 3 Dr. Jennings,cCoyne, b Clay ............... 6 E. J. Darvell.cMartin, b Coyne ...............33 E. L. Foghill.not out 18 J. A. Sheridan, 1bw, b Coyne ............... 0 E.Snelgrove,cJewell, b Clay ............... 0 E. C.Micheli,b Coyne 2 F. R. Savage,cSmith, b Rogan............... 0 Extras............... 5 Total , 75 M a n h a t ta n . Dr. Hurlbert.bManley 0 L. Love, run out ... 7 Rogan, b Foghill ... 1 H. Coyne.c Sheridan, b Foghill............... 2 F. Smith, c Sheridan, b Michell............... 15 W. Martin, b Michell 1G Capt. Clay, c Jen­ nings, b Michell ... 4 J. E. West, c and b Michell ............... Dr. A. Gutbridge, b Michell ............... H Jewell.c Sheridan, b Foghill............... C. Walton, not out... Extras............... Total RIVERSIDE v. BELLEVILLE (NEW JERSEY). Played at Central Park, New York, on July 3. B e l l e v il l e . C. Smith, b Sheridan H. Clark, b Foghill... P. R. Black, b Foghill R. Barnett,cJennings, b Sheridan ......... 0 G. Watson, b Foghill 6 P. Black, b Sheridan 3 G.Douglass,bSheridan 1 W.Chambers.cManley, b Foghill............... 7 J. Sandford, b Sheri­ dan ...................... 0 LKembell,bSheridan C.H.Presby.not out... Extras ............... Total , 19 R iv e r s id e . Dr. Outerbridge, b Barnett ............... 0 E. L. Foghill,lun out 5 E. C. Michell,c Doug­ lass, b Barnett ... 7 H.Manley.c Chambers, b Barnett............... 4 E. J. Darvell, lb w ,b Clark...................... 9 Dr. Jennings, b Bar­ nett ..................... 10 G. Weech, b Clark... 12 M. R, Haffenden, c Keiriball,b Clark... 21 J. A. Sheridan,b Bar­ nett ...................... 0 J. A. Levick, not out 6 RR.Savage.bBarnctt 6 Extras............... 2 Total ... 82 KENSINGTON PARK v. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. Played at Wellington College on July 17. K emsington P a r k . A. H. Browne, c 'Wil­ kinson, b Cave ... 36 J. H. Bettington, b Watson ................ 8 W. F. Thompson, lbw, b Braybrooke......... 6 E. O. Powell, b Wat­ son .......................Ill H. E. M. Stutfeld, b Hawtrey................100 G. a . Rimington, b Berbsley ... ... ... 77 F» W. French, st Biois, b Perkins ... 10 IWeUkgtonOxllegedidatt b»t» A. S. Burr, c Berbs- ley, b Perkins J. G. OBrien, b Berbsley............... W. G. Raphael, b Ridsdale............... J. B Bettington, not out ..................... M. R. Quin, not out Extras ......... Total %v%4 KENT v. SUSSEX. The Sussex eleven were able to reverse the result of their previous meeting with Kent at Tonbridge on Saturday, winning the return match with 179 runs to spare. Though neither county had its full strength, some good cricket was shown on both sides. Tester batted finely in the first innings of Sussex. Going in first he was out last, having been at the wickets altogether four hours and five minutes. In proof of the vigour of his hitting it may be stated that his brilliant score of 130, the highest he has made for the county, con­ tained as many as twenty fours. Jesse Hide, who helped Tester to add (.H) for the third wicket, made 51, in which were ten fours. Lord Harris and Mr. Rashleigh made a capital commencement for Kent, scoring 91 in the first hour. Later on Mr. A. J. Thornton played with great care, and just at the last H. Hearne hit freely, helping to add 47 for the last wicket. The chief features of tho second innings of Sussex were the good hitting of Messrs. Thomas, of the Cambridge Eleven, who made his first appearance for Sussex in this mUch, and Blackman, who added 83 runs in an hour, and the stand of Phillips and Arunur Hide, who put on no loss than 65 for the last wicket. Kent went in a second time on Saturday, wanting i 00 to win. Heavy rain stopped play on the fall of the firstwicket, and as the ground dried under the influence of the sun, the batsmen were certainly placed at a disadvantage. George Hearne, who was in an hour and three-quarters for his 30, played carefully, but with the exception of Mr. Rashleigh, no one else got 20 and the innings closed for 126. Jesse Hide bowled with re­ markable success at the last. His six wickets only cost 39 runs. S u ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. Tester, b Wootton .........130 c A.J. Thornton, Quaife, b A. Hearne ... Bean,c Harris,b A. Hearne 12 sc Kemp, Wootton. Jesse Hide, b Wootton ... 51 b A. Heamc ... 13 9 c andbA.Hearne 10 b sub., b Hearne ... , 19 Humphreys, c and b A. Hearne ...................... 1 b Wootton ... 30 Mr. F. Thomas, b A. J. Thornton......................13 b G. G. Hearne 73 Mr. A. Blackman, b A. J. Thornton..................... 4 b H. Hearne ... 38 Mr. C. A. Smith, c Macal- pine, b A. J. Thornton... 1 b G. Hearne ...10 Budgen, c Kemp, b A. Hearne ...................... 4 run out ... ... 4 H. Phillips, b A. J. Thorn­ ton................................... 5 not out .......... 17 A. Hide, not o u t............... 0 B 6, lb 2 ..................... 8 T o ta l...............238 K en t . First Innings. Lord Harris, c Phillips, b Tester................... .. ... 62 Mr. W . Rashleigh, b Bean 28 G. G. Hearne, c Bean, b Tester............................19 Mr. M. C. Kemp, b Bean... 0 F. Hearne, c and b Bean 2 Rev. R. T. Thornton, c A. Hide, b Tester............... 0 Mr. A. J. Thornton, lbw,b J. Hide............................41 Mr. K. Macalpine, b J. Hide ............................10 Wootton, b Humphreys... 18 A.Hearne, runout ......... 4 H. Hearne, not out .........26 B 6, lb 3, w 1............... 10 not out c Rashleigh, G. Hearne B 2, lo 8 b .. 45 ... 10 Total ...287 Second Innings. b Jesse Hide ... 1 c Tester, b A. Hide...............21 b J. Hide .........30 c Tester, b Bean 10 b J. Hide .........11 not out ......... lbw, b J. Hide... c Phillips, b Bean ......... b Bean ........ bJ. Hide ......... bJ. Hide ......... B ............... Total ............... 220 Total ...126 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u sse x . First InLings. O. M. R. W. Wootton ... 53.229 64 2 H. Hearne ... 15 6 28 0 A. Hearne... GO 40 65 4 A.J. Thorn­ ton ------- 10 1 49 4 G. G. Heftrnc 9 4 24 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 49 27 82 2 1 37 2 20 53 i , 11 43 15 2 10.315 43 38 0 F, Hearno 9 1 24 0 K e n t . First Innings. O. M. R. W. A. Hide ... 22 11 27 0 J. Bide ... 26 10 39 2 Humphreys 19 5 44 1 Smith........ 7 2^19 0 Tester....... 41 29 35 3 Bean ... ... 31 15 46 3 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 26 12 36 1 . ... 53.1 a3 39 G ... 28 13 31 3 A. Hide bowled a wide. LAW CLUB v. PADDINGTON. Played at Willesden Green on July 14 L a w C l u b . Webster, b Tyler... 3 A.J.Lithgow\bWood W.O. Hewlett,b Wood 52 A. C. Biggs, b Wood... 10 J. E. Shaw, not out ... 49 H. P. Cooke, b Westell 29 H.Cockerell,bWestell 6 W. Hayes, c Harris, b Westell ............... 1 A. Finchley, b Wood B. Hallett, absent ... W Jones, absent ... B 4,1 b 1, w 1 ... Total ...156 P a d d in g to n . J. Bates, o Shaw, b Webstor ... ......... G. K. »Vi od, b ^'ouster FLTyler, b Wr b iter... W.w estell, c Hewlett, b Webster............... J. II. Becchcroft, b Webster ............... F. Harris, c sub, b Webster ............... W. McDonald, b Webster............... 3 H. Harris, b Hayes 1 M. Mills, not out ... 12 A. Allen, not out ... 7 B 4, w 1 ......... 5 Total G8 J. King did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Hampstead on July 15. H a m p ste a d . J. H.Walker, c Bick­ nell, b Cadell ... 2 C. H. Bishop, b Cadell ............... 0 J. G. Q. Besch, b Bicknell............... 26 H. B. Phillips, not out ...................... 3 T. Spink, run out ... 11 B 14, lb 2, w l... 37 Total ...253 H. Smith-Turfcerville, c Kettlewell, b Kayess ..................10 A. E. Stoddart, c Bicknell, b Kayess 115 G. Maryon-Wilson, run out' ................ 4 F. A. K. Doyle, b Cosens ............... 2G W. R. Marshall, lbw, b Shorter...............13 R. W. D. Hill, b Bick­ nell ......................25 C rystal P alace . First Innings. Second Innings. F. A. Rehder, c Spink, b Stoddart ...................... 2 notout ...1 W. Kettlewell, c Marshall, b Stoddart ............... 1 A. Lambert, c Besch, b Marshall ...................... 2 1 b w, b....Stod­ dart ............... G. E. Bicknell, b Stoddart 0 b Stoddart...... 12 S. Shorter, c and b Stod­ dart ............................ 0 not out ... M. Lea, c Besch, b Stod­ dart ............................10 c Spink, b Stod- F. Abrahams, c Walker, b Stoddart ...................... 0 A. Kayess, b Marshall ... 6 G. Cosens, c Stoddart, b Marshall ...................... 0 A. Cadell, b Stoddart ... 0 A. W. G. Wollaton, not out ............................ 0 B ............................ 2 dart. b Stoddart B ......... Total ... 23 0 1ft 9 90 SURBITON v. MOTE PARK. Played at Surbiton on July 17. S u r b it o n . R. Case, b Atkins ... 14 G. Pinkerton, lb w , b Atkins............... Shepherd, not o u t... 9 E. Trouncer,b Freed 12 B 15,1 b 2 .........17 C. Trouncer, b Freed 15 J. F. Newton, b Atkins ............... 65 B. Howell, st Evans, b Hickmott .........73 R. Howell, b Howard 45 Strachan, b Atkins ... 47 C. A. Hewitt, b Freed 7 11. Escombe, b Atkins 38 M ots P ark * Total ...314 & Howwrd, b Shep' herd ........ ... ..x 11 J. Miller, c Ti^uncer, bfiscembe ,«% ,« 0 F.M. Atkfti«,M)% ou% C. Butler, not out ... 7 ™ - &