Cricket 1886

JULY 29, 1886. CBICKET :• A WEEKLY RECOED OP THE GAME. 808 BUTTERFLIES v. MR. BURRELL’S XI. Played at Littlebury on July 22 and 23. M r. B u r r e l l ’s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. W. Greenstock, b Collins 28 b Collins Col. Hamond, b Collins ... 15 F. H. Birley, b Collins ... 1 C. Wreford-Brown, b Collins............................ 8 E. Fisher, b Hornsby ... 20 H. J. E. Burrell, run out ... 2 G. Fowler, c Tylecote, b Hornsby ...................... Tylecote, Collins ... c Hanbury, Hornsby... , 11 b ,.. G2 b . 6.9 J. Wilkes, c Pennyman, b Hornsby ...................... J. F. Eaden, c Pennyman, b Collins ...................... C. H. Evan-Thomas, c Vernon, b Hornsby Turner Collin, not out ... c Vernon, Hornsby... c Vernon, Hornsby... c Moon,b Horns­ by ...............23 c Pennyman, b Hornsby......... 7 0 not out ......... 7 7 1b w, b Hornsby 46 0 b Collins ......12 13 c Tylecote, b Hornsby.......... 9 4 B ll,l b 4,w3 18 Total ...............104 B u t t e r flie s . First Innings. Total ...276 G.F.Vernon, c Fisher, b Fowler............... 35 M. C. Clarke, b Fisher 0 E. Hanbury, c Collin, b F isher............... 2 J. H. Hornsby,c Wre- ford - Brown, b Burrell ............... 25 A. W.Moon, st Birley, b Fisher ............... 17 E. F. S. Tylecote, b Total Fowler ............... 1 W. E. W. Collins, st Birley, b Wreford- Brown ............... 58 In the Second Innings Hanbury scored (not out) 9, and Tylecote (not out) 18; extras, 1.—Total, 28. B.D. Gosling, b Wre­ ford-Brown ......... 6 A. W. Pennyman, b Burrell ...............12 Lord J. Scott, b Fowler ...............12 W. W. Whitmore, not out ...................... 0 Extras............... 8 ...176 STREATHAM v. INCOGNITI. Played at Streatham on July 23 and 24. In cogn iti. First Innings Second Innings. W. Bird, c C. Morgan, b Key G. W. P. Street, Morgan, b Key c C. 1 b Bambridge ... 2 ... 19 c Hardy, b Trol­ lope ............... 6 F. Fielding, b Key .....11 c and b Key ... 0 D.D.Pontifex, c C.Morgan, b C. L. Morgan ..... 96 c and b Key ... 11 J. Micklem. b C. Morgan 19 c C. Morgan, b K ey............... 0 F. E. Street, c Trollope, b K e y .........................11 not out .......... 0 G. H. Bonner, c Key, b Trollope .................. 26 b K e y ................ 3 E. A. Parke, not out.8 c and b Bam­ bridge .........11 C. J. Inglis, bC.L. Morgan 0 st Knott, bKey 2 G. Palmer, c Key, b Trollope .................... 0 c Bambridge, b C. L. Morgan 3 A. E. Gibson, absent ... 0 (sub.), c Hardy, b C. L. Morgan 32 B 19,1 b 10, w 1 .........30 B 13, l b l . ..14 Total ...............221 Total ... 84 S treatham . First Innings. K.J.Key.c F.E. Street, A. Lingham, b Pon- b Palmer................. 7 P. J. Knott, c Bonner, b Palmer.................. 29 W. S. Trollope, c Parke, b Pontifex 51 C. L. Morgan, c Field­ ing, b Palmer............51 F.Lazenby, b Palmer 0 E. C Bambridge, b Pontifex.................. 39 A. Barton, st Hold­ ing, b Pontifex ... 4 In the Second Innings Key scored b Parke, Q, Trollope, b Parke, 23, C. L. Morgan (not out) 0, Bambridge, b Parke, 12, and Lingnam (not out)11; b. 0-Total. 58, - .- ■*•• - tifex H. Hardy, c Bird, b Palmer ............... C. Morgan, c Field­ ing, b Pontifex ... R. Bailey, not out ... B 13,1 b 2 ... 15 Total .........211 RICHMOND v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Richmond on July 24. C r y s t a l P a la c e . A.W.Dorman, b F. W. H. Hetley, c Need­ Bush..................... 11 ham, b Clemons ... 9 F. W. Janson, b J. M. Henderson, c Clemons............... 24 Needham, b F. W. L.H.Neame,c Wilson, Bush...................... 4 b Clemons ........ 3 A. J. R. Cadell, c Wil­ A. Gardner-Woollo- son, b E. a . James A. E. Clarke, b Need­ 3 ton, c Clemons, b F. W. Bush ......... 0 ham ...................... 13 W. F. Umney, l b w , B4, lb 5 ......... 9 b F. W. Bush........ 11 — P. Currey, not out ... 47 Total .........141 C. H. Dorman, c Clemons, b F. W. Bush...................... 7 R ichmond . F. W. Bush, c Currey, E. P. James, c A. \V. b C. H. Dorman ... 0 Dorman, b C. H. H.K. Avory, b Umney 44 Dorman............... 27 A. S. Bull, c Janson, J. S. Clemons, l b w , b Umney............... 9 b Umney............... 17 A. Springott.b Hetley 1 Needham, not out ... 20 T. D. Wilson, c andb G. Ardaseer, not out 5 A. W. Dorman 3 B 16,1 b 4, w 5 ... 25 E. A. James, b A. W. — Dorman ............... 4 Total .........161 E. A. Bush, c Janson, b C. H.Dorman ... 0 PHILBERDS v. P J DE PARAVICINI’S ELEVEN. Played at Philberds on July 24. P h ilb e r d s . Second Innings, not out ......... First Innings. W. R. Raven, run out ... 9 H. Wetton, c and b Whit­ feld ............................ 9 F. M. Killian, not out.........37 0. J. M. Godfrey,b Hornsby 27 H. M. Burge, b Hornsby... 0 F. E. Cuming, b Hornsby 0 C. Page, c Prince Christian Victor, b Hornsby.......... 6 W. Platt, b Hornsby.......... 2 J. F. Hastings, lbw,b Whit­ feld ............................ 2 H. J. Price, b Hornsby ... 0 C. Major, c Piggott, b Hornsby .......................... 4 B ............................ 2 Total , 98 b Marshall.........20 c sub.,bMarshall 11 c H. de Para­ vicini, b Whit­ feld ............... 39 c Hornsby, b P. deParavicini... 6 not out ........ 7 c Piggott, b Whitfeld ... 0 B7, w l ... 8 Total ...117 C.I.Thornton.b Burge H. F. de Paravicini, b Godfrey ............... 6 C. W. Burls, run out 4 P. J. de Paravicini, c and b Wetton ... 14 H. Whitfeld, not out 22 H.H. Prince Christian Victor, b Wetton ... 3 J.H.Hornsby,c Burge, b Wetton............... 0 P. J. DE PARAVICINl’S XI. 4 G. Piggott, c Burge, b Wetton ......... 0 W.Marshall,c Raven, b Godfrey .........10 Capt. Neeld, c Page, b Godfrey ......... 0 W. Bruce, c Killian, b Burge...............12 N b ...................... l Total . 76 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. EASTERN BANKS. Played at Dulwich on July 24. E astern B anks . Metcalf, b Radcliffe 12 Cook, b Radcliffe ... 0 Woodhouse, c Roper, b W. Driver........ 1 Gillespie,bChalcraft 11 B 12, lb 3, w l ... 16 ...163 J. F. Beddy, c W. Driver, b Chalcraft 21 E. Wallen,bRadcliffe 5 Lemarchand, b Chal- cro ft..................... 12 H.Murray.c H.Driver, b Radcliffe ........ 26 Thomson,b Chalcraft 23 Total A. T. Wood, not out 36 Ruth, b Radcliffe ... 0 B rix to n W a n d e r e r s . C. T. Radcliffe, not out ..................... 38 P. J. Stanford, lb w , b Cooke ............... 4 H.Chalcraft, b Wallen 26 II. Price, H. Alden, Lowrie, H. Grey, W. Driver, L. Puckle, am) C. L. Roper did not bat. H. Driver, not ou t. B ................... Total ... . 69 NOTTS v. SUSSEX. Sussex sent a very weak team to Notting­ ham on Thursday last to oppose Notts, and as a consequence the home Eleven had a very easy victory, winning on Saturday by an innings and 15 runs. Rain only admitted of an hour and twenty minutes’ play on Friday, and as the ground helped the bowlers, the Southerners had no chance of recovering the advantage gained by Notts. Bean and Hum­ phreys were the only batsmen who got double figures each time for Sussex, and in the second innings they were responsible for 41 of 72 from the bat. In the two innings, in fact, the last six batsmen only realised an aggregate of 28. Mr. Daft was the chief contributor for Notts. He gave two chances early in his innings, but otherwise played extremely well, He was in three hours and twenty minutes. Attewell’s bowling was very successful. In the second innings of Sussex he took nine of the ten wickets at a cost of only 23 runs. Sussiiix. First Innings. b .. 5 Tester, Flowers Sherwin, Second Innings. 18 Quaife, run out ... . Bean, b Flowers... , J. Hide, c Selby, b Flowers 24 10 W. Humphreys Attewell ... c Shaw, b Mr. R. K. Flowers Sampson, b Mr. A. Blackman, c Sher­ win, b Attewell ......... Mitchell, c Shaw, b Flowers ...................... Tebay, c Shrewsbury, b Flowers ...................... Budgen, not out............... A. Hide, c Shaw, b Atte­ well ... ................ B ............................ c Sherwin, b Flowers......... 0 c Selby, b Atte­ well ............... 6 c Daft; b Atte­ well ............... 18 c Shrewsbury, b Attewell......... 4 o Gunn, b Atte­ well ............... 23 2 o Shrewsbury, b Attewell......... 5 0 c and b Attewell 3 1 c Shrewsbury, b Attewell......... 4 b Attewell... not out c and b Attewell N b ......... Total Total ... 73 N o t tin g h a m sh ir e . Scotton, b A. Hide ... 0 Shrewsbury, c A. Hide, b J. Hide ... 3 Barnes, b J. Hide ... 12 Gunn, b Humphreys 39 Flowers, c Hum­ phreys, b J. Hide ... 16 Mr. H. B. Daft, not out ......................66 Selby, b Humphreys 0 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u sse x . First Innings. O M. Flowers ... 55 37 Attewell ... 49 24 Shacklock 5 2 Attewell, c Budgen, b A. Hide .........24 Shacklock, c Tebay, b A. Hide ......... 8 Shaw, c Sampson, b A. Hide ............... 0 Sherwin, b A. Hide... 1 B ...................... 7 Total ...176 B. W. 38 6 39 3 9 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. ... 17 6 30 1 ... 39 23 23 9 Barnes Shaw... Barnes bowled a no-ball. 1G N o t tin g h a m sh ir e . O. M. R. W. O.M.R.W. A. Hide ... 71.3 44 51 5 1Tester ... 6 4 7 0 J. Hide ... 61 31 60 3 Humphreys 17 5 29 2 Bean ... 20 7 22 0! JUNIOR MIDDLESEX v. BRIXTON. Played at Brixton on July 24. J u n io r M id d l e s e x . H. B. Biddle, b F. Cheesewright......... 0 W. Couchman, c & b F. Cheesewright ... 70 R. Pack, b F. Cheese­ wright ...............20 J. B. Palmer, b Loft- house......................12 W. H. Palmer, hand­ ling ball ...............21 H. Elliott, c Roberts, b Cheesewright ... 39 J. Gillard, not out... 40 A. Wheatley, c Bourne, b Knott... 30 F.V. Selfe, c Roberts, b Bourne ......... 0 C. Rumbelow, b Bourne ............... 3 B13,lb4,w4,nbl 22 Total ...257 E. Jones, b Pack A. Knott, not out J. Riley, b Pack,.. B r ix to n . 3 ] A. Cheesewright, ... 11 ... 0 I Pack... B . Total .......... 22