Cricket 1886

8 2 0 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 5,1886. HAMPSHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. The Hampshire Eleven, who were without Mr. Lacey, were beaten in this match, played at Southampton, on Thursday and Friday last, Somersetshire having nine wickets in hand at the finish. The scoring on both sides was below the average, and the bowlers on both sides were able to show to advantage. Somer­ setshire owed its success in a very great measure to the excellent bowling of the old Oxonian, Mr. E. W. Bastard. In the match, altogether, he took eleven Hampshire wickets at a cost of only 55 runs. The figures of Messrs. Trask and Barton are also deserving of notioe. H a m p sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Major Bethune, b Bastard 2 b Trask ......... 1 G. Underdown, b Bastard 1 b Bastard......... 0 C. G. Barton, c &b Bastard 1 b Trask ......... 18 E. O. Powell, b Bastard ... 39 c Sainsbury, b Bastard......... 5 H. W. Forster, b Hedley... 5 c Newton, b Trask ......... 1 A. H. Evans, c Sainsbury, b Fothergill ............... 22 not out ......... 10 H. Armstrong, b Bastaid 0 b Nicholls......... 2 Dible,c Nicholls,b Bastard 2 b Trask ......... 33 F. Walkinshaw, b Bastard 6 run out ......... 3 Lieut.-Colonel Fellowes, c Clapp, b Bastard ......... 9 b Trask ......... 1 Willoughby, not out......... 0 b Bastard......... 1 B 4, lb 5 ...................... 9 Lb............... 2 Total ............... 96 Total... 77 S o m e r se t sh ir e . First Innings. A.E.Newton,cPowell, b Forster ......... 0 Fothergill, c Wil­ loughby, b Barton 10 W. Trask, c Evans, b Baiton ............... 4 E.W.Bastard,not out 7 B 8 , lb l, w l ...10 Nicholls, c Fellowes. b Evans ...............25 A. E. Clapp, b Barton 15 W.C.Hedley,b Barton 13 E.Sainsbury.c Powell, b Willoughby.........39 E.C. Marsh, b Barton 1 A.L.Porter,cFellowes, b Willoughby........ 18 E.W. Bartlett, b Bar- Total .........145 ton ...................... 3 In the Second Innings Saintbury scored c Fel­ lowes, b Willoughby 8 , Nicholls (not out) 14, Clapp (not out) 4; b 3.—Total, 29. BOWLING ANALYSIS. H a n ts . First Innings. Bastard .. Nicholls .. Hedley Fothergill.. O. 22.S 6 7 9 M. R. 7 35 2 13 1 20 3 13 Second Innings. W. O. M. R. Trask S o m e r s e t sh ir e . 19 7 First Innings. Second Innings. o. M. R. W. O. M. B. W. D ible......... 7 •2 8 0 Willoughby 2J 13 86 2 .. ... 5 4 5 1 Barton ... 34.2 13 37 6 .. ... 10 3 16 0 Armstrong.. 9 5 16 0 .. ... 4 3 5 0 Evans .v 10 4 21 1 Forster ... 7 1 17 1 wenty-five minutes to four o’olock. None of +he batsmen could do much with the bowling of Wootton and H. Hearne, helped by the wicket, and F. Sugg’s 20 was the highest score. In all Wootton took ten wickets for 88 runs, very creditable figures. K * n t . KENT v. DERBYSHIRE. The Derbyshire Eleven had the worst of the luck in their return match with Kent, played at Mote Park, Maidstone, on Thursday and Friday last, and were beaten by an innings and thirteen runs. Kent, who won the toss, only made a moderate start, and six wickets were down for 88. Mr. Marchant, who dis­ tinguished himself so much against Surrey, at Beckenham, at the end of last week, however, again came to the rescue of his side, and his partnership with Hickmott was productive of 90 runs. He hit in fine style, and with the exception of a difficult chance to short slip, when he had made eight, his innings was free fromf ault. Hiokmott played very steadily for his 44. Derbyshire begun very badly, but W. Chatterton hit freely, and at the close of the first day the score was 80 with four batsmen out. A heavy fall of rain on Friday morning affected the ground materially, and gave the bowlers a great advantage. During the day sixteen Derbyshire wickets fell for an aggre­ gate of 128 runs, and the match was over at F. Hearne, c Marlow, b Cropper .........22 W. Rashleigh, lbw, b Davidson............... 8 G. Hearne, b Walker 25 Lord Harris, c J. Chatterton,bCropperG C. Wilson, b Walker 10 A. Fulcher, c Marlow, b W. Sugg .........15 F. Marchant,cW.Chat- terton, b Walker... 59 Hickmott,bDavidson 44 A. Hearne, not out... 19 Wootton,b Davidson 0 H.Hearne,bDavidson 0 Extras............... 11 Total ..219 D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings, F. Sugg, run out............... 5 E. Coupe, run out ......... 6 W. Sugg, c F. Hearne, b Wootton ...................... 9 W. Chatterton, c Wilson, b A. Hearne ............... 30 Cropper, c G. Hearne, b Wootton ........................16 Davidson, c Hickmott, b H. Hearne....................... 12 J. Chatterton, b Wootton 4 Seoond Innings, c F.,b H. Hearne 20 not out ......... 7 c Wilson, b Wootton ... 1G c Harris, b H. Hearne ........ b Wootton b H. Hearne ... c Harris,bWoot­ ton ............... Mr. G. G. Walker, b II. Hearne ...................... 8 b Wootton Mr. E. A. J. Maynard, c Harris, b Wootton......... 1 Marlow, c F., b H. Hearne 11 Disney, not o u t............... 0 Extras ...................... 2 Total ..104 c sub., b Woot­ ton ...............14 b Wootton ... 7 c F.,b H. Hearne 1 Extras ... 9 Total ...102 BOWLING ANALYSIS. K e n t . O. M.R. W. O. M. R. W. Walker ... 40 24 68 3 ISugg ... 18 G 3G 1 Davidson 20.1 9 38 4 Cropper 31 18 35 2 Chatterton 18 10 21 0 1Marlow... 6 3 10 0 D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. O M. Wootton . H. Hearne . A. Hearne . G. Hearne . R. W. , 23.211 47 4 . 27 13 37 3 . 9 4 9 1 . 5 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. ... 45 24 41 6 ... 45 24 52 4 9 0 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. PAULATIM CLUB. Played at Willesden on July 31. U n iv e r sity C o l le g e S ch o o l . J. Blumfeld, b Holl... 1 O. Thompson, b Sant- ley ...................... 4 G. E. Every, b hood­ ing ......................58 E. L. Marsden, c & b Stanley ...............14 F. D. Finlay, c Sant- ley, b Holl .........36 A. R. Finlay, b Good­ ing ......................24 P. D. Zizinia, c Gooding, b Holl ... N. Suarez, not o u t.. E. J. Rapson, b Holl C. E. Owen, absent F. W. Hutchinson, absent ............... B 5,1 b 1, w 3 ... Total ...152 P a u la tim C l u b . L. L. Marsden, run out ...................... S. Mayer, b FiDlay ... Stanley, c Every, b Finlay ... ... Holl, c Thompson, b Finlay ............... Santley, c Marsden, b Finlay ............... Gooding, c Zizinia, b Marsden............... Grose, b Finlay ... 0 L. Preston, b Mars­ den ...................... i H. Preston, b Mars­ den ...................... o Whitehead, b Mars­ den ...................... 3 Waring, not out ... 3 B 6 ,1 b 3 ......... 9 Total 48 W e s t ’ s P ocket S c orin g B ook . —A new and improved style with complete Bowling Analy­ sis for Forty-eight Innings. Every Club should have one for scoring on the ground. No more lost score sheets. Neatly got up and bound in cloth, Price One Shilling, post-free 1/1J. Published at the Office of C r ic k e t , 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C.— (Entered at Stationers’ Hall.) FREE FORESTERS v. LUDLOW. Played at Ludlow on July 30 and 31. L udlow . First Innings, A.W Moon, c Cobb, b Baw- linson............................33 R. Newill, st Cobb, b Hornsby ...................... 4 W.Green-Price,cSkipwith, b Hornsby...................... 1 C. E. Brown, c Crake, b Rawlinson...................... 9 F. L. Evelyn, c Skipwith, b Hornsby......................13 F. C. Cobden, c Skipwith, b Hornsby......................56 F. H. Sitwell, c Skipwith, b Cobb ......................10 W. H. H. Sitwell, not out 2G Second Innings, c sub.,b Hornsby 7 b Nesbitt......... c Cobb, b Horns­ by ... . C. J. Clerke, absent......... 0 F. Norbury, b Nesbitt ...20 H. V. Hewett, st Cobb, b Royds............................ G B 5,1 b 1, w 5 .........11 absent hurt b Nesbitt ......... b Nesbitt......... c sub., b Nesbitt c Phillips, b Hornsby......... b Hornsby......... b Hornsby......... not out L b Total ............... 189 F r e e F o r e st e r s . First Innings. Total E. D. Prothero, lb w , b Clerke ............... 43 W.P. Crake, c Brown, b Clerke..................13 J. H. J. Hornsby, c Green - Price, b Clerke ..................40 T.S.Phillips,c Clerke, b Cobden................ 1 C. E. Cobb, c Newill, b Cobden................ 0 E.Beaumont-Nesbitt, c Evelyn, b Cobden 26 In the Second Innings Crake scored (not out) 18, Hornsby, b Cobden, 1, and Phillips (not out) 7 b 2 —Total, 28. R.Skipwith, b Newill 25 T. B. Rawlinson, b Sitwell ............... 21 F.T.Royds.b Cobden 1 R. G. Venables, c Hewitt, b Cobden 4 W. H. P. Jenkins, not out ............... 0 B 9,1 b 6 , w 1 ... 16 Total ...190 NORTHBROOK v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Lee on July 31. N o r th b r o o k . A.A.Kennard, c Clark, b Barrow................. 2 F. Smith, c Barrow, b Ellis ... .................. 74 T. G. Cannon, st Ellis, b Nicholls.................. 73 H. Smith, c Barrow, b Clarke .................. 10 C. O. Springthorpe, c Ellis, b Barrow ... 0 C. Higham, c Iron­ monger, b Barrow 10 A dd isc o m b e . W.D.Butler,bBarrow 0 8 .Abbott, c Nicholls, b Clarke............... 18 W.Simmons.notout 15 J. S. W. Allin, b Barrow............... 0 P. R. Steele, c Shar­ land, b Barrow ... 3 Extras............... 11 Total ...216 A. Nicholls,o F.Smith, b Higham............... H. Clarke, c Abbott,b Higham ............... W. H. Sharland, c F. Smith, b Butler ... S. R. Johnson,run out P. Barrow, b Abbott 12 R. Allin, not out ... 3 A. Blair, not out ... 18 Extras............... 4 Total - 47 A. Pare, E. Folliott, J. W. Ironmonger and E. Ellis did not bat. BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. CHARL- TON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on July 31. B u r lin g to n W a n d e r e r s . E. B. Warren, st Laurence, b Martin A. E. Gent, st Laurence, b Martin F. W. Freeman, c Laurence, b Zam­ brano...................... E. Williamson, c Allen, bPease E. C. Lindup, b Bur­ nett ...................... G. Elers, b Allen R. D. Green, b Sar­ gent ...................... A. J. Bailey, st Laurence,bMartin 12 S. Cook, c Turrell, b Pease ............... 6 C. A. Stein, not out 5 W. J. Jeffries, b Martin ............... 1 B 2,1 b 4, w 1 ... 7 11 Total ...165 C h ar lto n P a r k . Zambrano, not out 13 B ......................10 Laurence, not out ... 30 Pease, run out ......... 1 Sargent, b William­ son ...................... 2 Martin, b Williamson 4 Sampson, Turrell, Allen, Mills, Burnett and Day did not bat. Total 60