Cricket 1886

AUG. 6,-1886 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 881 LANCASHIRE v. CHESHIRE. The Lancashire eleven had an easy victory in their first match of the season against Cheshire, played at Manchester on Monday and Tuesday. Going in first, though they were only a little over four hours at the wickets, they were able to realise a good total •f 822, to which Messrs. Hornby, Lancashire, and Barlow and Robinson were the chief con­ tributors. In the second innings of Cheshire Davenport and Pointon were responsible for 100 out of 126 runs from the bat, Davenport in particular showing capital cricket. Briggs again bowled with great success for Lancashire. He took eleven Cheshire wickets for 55 runs. L ancashire . Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Mr. J. Eccles, run Bretherton ......... 35 out ...................... 18 Barlow, run out 71 Yates, b Brown 0 Briggs, b Bretherton 0 Watson,c Dewhurst, Mr. P. Dobell, c Poinb Millward ......... 11 ton, b Millward ... 13 Mr. R. H. Moss, not Mr. O. P. Lancashire, out .............. ... 9 cHargreaves.bMill- Pilling, b Bretherton 10 ward...................... 66 Extras............... 16 Robinson, lb w , b — Brown ............... 73 Total .........322 C hesh ire , First Innings. Mr.S.Hargreaves.b Briggs 0 Mr. S. M. Crossfield, b Briggs............................ 1 Mr. C. H. Parr, b Barlow... 9 Pointon, b Briggs .........13 Mr. H. T. Dewhurst, b Briggs............................ 5 Davenport, not o u t.........14 Brown, Briggs Watson, b Millward, b Barlow ......... Wright, b Barlow ......... Wotherspoon, run out ... Bretherton, b Barlow Extras ...................... Second Innings, c and b Briggs 8 stPilling, b Briggs ......... 1 b Briggs ......... 6 b Briggs .........36 b Watson......... 2 c Briggs, b Wat­ son ...............64 cPilling, b Briggs ......... 1 c Briggs, b Bar- low ................ 3 c Briggs, b Bar- low ............... 0 not out ......... 0 lbm, b Briggs ... 5 Extras......... 3 Total ... 53 Total ...129 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ancashire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Wotherspn.13 3 38 01 Millward 57 30 64 3 Brown ... 41 17 78 2 Wright... 14 5 29 Bretherton 33.312 79 3 |Crossfield 10 6 18 Wotherspoon bowled a no-ball. C hesh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. Briggs... Moss ... Barlow O. M. R. W. . 23 13 28 5 O. M. R. W. , 11 , 11.1 8 12 0 7 4 ... . Watson . Hornby , Yates 36.1 , 16 21 27 6 14 0 25 11 27 2 15 0 11 0 M.C.C. & G. v. ESSEX. Played at Leyton on August 2 and 3. Essex won by six wickets. E ssex . First Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, c Hearn, b Martin ......................36 Almond, c Rylott, b Martin 13 Mr. \V. Francis, c Pente­ cost, b Martin...............47 Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Rylott 0 Mr. F. H. Stevens,c Pente­ cost, b R ylott............... 0 Silcock, b Martin ......... 0 Mr. R. P. Sewell, c Pente- co»t, b Martin............... 0 Jones, b R y lott......... ... 24 Bastow, b Rylott ......... 0 Vr. F. A. Bishop, b Martin 9 Pickett, not out............... 1 B 7, lb 1 ...................... 8 Total ...138 Second Innings. c Parnham, b Kylott ...........24 not out ......... 5 c Walker, b Rylott .........12 b Martin ......... 1 b Martin .........12 not out .........12 Lb............... 1 Total ... 67 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. ESHER. Played at Esher on July Bl. E sher . First Innings. A. P. Lucas, c Walford, b Evans... ... 17 Second Innings. b st Harbottle, Game S. S. Shultz, c W. Barry, b Walford ...................... 3 b Walford... J. H. Roberts, b Walford 6 b Hart-Davis C. C. Clarke, c Sharp, b Hart-Davis ...............33 35 1VLU. First Innings. u. Second Innings. Mr. I. D. Walker, c Sewell, b Jones ..................... 0 b Bishop ......... 31 Mr. J. E. A. Greatorex, c Bishop, b Jones ......... 9 c Bastow, b B?shop ......... 12 W. Hearn, c Bastow, b Pickett ..................... 7 not out ......... 16 Mr. M. Wilde, c Jones, b Pickett ...................... 0 run out ......... 6 IMr. J. J. Read, b Pickett... 17 b Silcock ........ 28 Mr. -F. S. Russel, c Sewell, b Pickett ..................... 14 run out ......... 11 Pentecost, b Pickett......... 3 b Bishop ......... 1 Martin, c and b Jones ... 0 c Stevens, b Sil­ cock ............... 8 Rylott, c Bishop, b Pickett 11 c Francis, b Sil­ cock ............... 6 Mr. S. R. Bastard, not out 11 c Bastow, b Bishop ......... 0 Parnham, b Pickett......... 0 c Owen.b Silcock 2 B 2, lb 3 ...................... 5 13 ............... 4 Total ............... 77 Total ...125 P. H. Martineau, run out 17 W. Barry, b Game .........22 D. Barry, c Game ......... 0 M. C. Clarke, b Evans ... 10 b D. Barry.......... 14 G. C. Cobb, st Harbottle, b Evans .................... 0 not out .......... 0 E. M. Wigram, c Stutlield, b Evans .................... 8 c Sharp, b Game 4 A. Sillem, b Evans ....... 9 b D. Barry.......... 5 H. P. Jillard, not out ... 15 c and b W.Barry 16 H. Dawson, 1 b w, b W. B arry.......................... 6 b D. Barry.......... 0 B 1,1 b 2, w 1, n b 1 ... 5 B ............... 7 Total NE’ER-DO' D. H. Barry, b Lucas 17 S. O. H. Hart-Davis, b Wigram ............... 3 W. J. Barry, c Lucas, b Roberts...............18 W.H.Game, c Shultz, b Lucas ...............15 H. E. M. Stutfield, b Lucas ...............41 W. R. Sharp, b Lucas 0 129 Total ...150 W eels . H.B.Burnell, run out 0 O. Evans, b Wigram 9 T. B. Harbottle, c Wigram, b Lucas 0 A.B.Walford.bLucas 4 J. W. Thomas, not out ................... 2 L b ............... 1 Total ...110 MR. WOOLLEY’S XI. v. MR. THOMAS’S XI. Plajred at Abbots Langley on July 24. Mr. T homas ’ s XI. First Innings. H. H. Longman Butcher,b Ormerod 3 A. S. Burr, b Butcher 13 G.D.Rowe,b Ormerod 26 F. L. Sutton, b Web­ ster ..................... 45 C.T. Ewart,bButcher 18 A. H. Pearson, b Webster............... 1 C.H. Little, st Terrell, Total ............... 128 b Webster ........ 0 In the Second Innings Blakeway scored (not out) 8. and P. A. Thomas (not out) 19; extras 7.— Total, 34. M r . W oolley ’ s XI. F. W. Blakeway, not out ..................... 15 P. A. Thomas, b Webster............... 0 G. W. Thomas, ruu out ...................... 0 P.Boulton,b Webster 2 Extras................ 5 G. H. Longman, lbw, b P. A. Ihomas ... 22 A. Butcher, c Rowe, b Longman ........ 68 F.G.Oliver, b Boulton 5 H. T. Twynam, c Sutton, b Ewart ... 25 C. Beresford, c P. A. Thomas, b Sutton 4 G. v\ebster, st Little, b Longman .........21 W. H. Ormerod, b Burr......................11 A. B. Terrell, not out 18 R. Davis, b Burr ... 8 Rev. F. H. Hodgson, b Rowe ............... 3 P. Woolley, b Burr... 1 Extras......... ... 14 Total ...203 HAMPSTEAD.—OVER THIRTY^. UNDER THIRTY. Played at Hampstead on August 2. O ver T h ir ty . E. F. Carey, b John ston ...................... '/ P. W. May, b Stoddart 2 R.Flemming, e Camp­ bell, b Stoddart ... 4 W. R. Marshall, lbw, b Stoddart .........25 R. W. D. Hill, c Ro­ bertson, b Stoddart 0 A. Russell Parker, c Campbell, b Stod­ dart ......................22 H. Smith Turberville, c Beete, b Johnston 6 E. O’D^yer, b Stod­ dart ...................... W. Shackel, c Spink, b Johnston ... ... A.B. Sayres, b John­ ston ...................... J. W. Dinham, b Stoddart ......... L. M. Fischel, not out ...................... H. S.Parser, b John­ ston ...................... B 2, lb 1, w 1 ... 2 Total... , 84 A. E. Stoddart, Flemming, b Hill... 19 T. Spink, b A. R. Parker ................ 6 A. S. Johnston, c Marshall, b Hill ...29 T. Stewart, c Flem­ ming, b Sayres ... 17 A. C. Robertson, st Marshall,bO’Dwycr 21 J. G. Q.Besch, notout 88 H.G.Rooth, c Fischel, b Parker............... 0 N.Beete, b Flemming 15 U n der T hirty . A. M. Campbell, b Flemming ......... 3 C. C. Horsley, st Marshall, b Hill ... 11 E. U. Hill, c Dinham, b Parker............... 1 G. Slade, b Hill ... 0 G. J. Sargeant, lbw, b Hill .............. 3 B 20, w 3,lb 1, nb 1 25 Total ...233 HAMPSTEAD v. HENDON. Played at Hampstead on July 31. H ampstead . A. E. Stoddart, b Ferns...................... 27 A. S. Johnston, c Wal­ ler. b Langton ... 56 W. R. Marshall, c Macdonna, b Wool­ ley M. Holmes, c and b Ferns................ , A. C. Robertson, Munday, b Ferns. F. A. K. Doyle, Mackintosh ... . 13 15 J. H. Walker,c Lang­ ton, b Mackintosh 4 E. O’Dwyer, c and b Ferns ............... 1 L. M. Fischel, st Langton, b Ferns 11 C. F. Butt, not out 31 H. G. Rooth, c An­ drew, b Langton 21 B 11, lb 2, w 6 ... 19 J.G.Ferns,b Marshall 0 H. W. Macdona, lbw, b Stoddart ... 7 F.Andrew,b Stoddart 8 T. Waller, run out ... 22 Total .........236 27 H endon . H. Munday, not out 33 3 B Total 68 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. FOEEST HILL. Played at Lee on July 81. G ran ville . 0 F. Taylor, run out ... W.F.Moore.c Skipper, b Robinson .........61 W. W. Aspinall, c and b Robinson .........15 E. J. Brown, b Robin­ son ...................... 0 J. P. Clarkson, c Todd, b Birkett...............35 H. W. Edwards, lbw, b Birkett _ ... _ 34 Forest Hill did not tat. P. P. Webb, c Todd, b Hrkett............... P. Thirkell, b New­ man ...................... A. l indley, not out C. J. Pearse, run out F. E .Glover, not out Lb 7, w 8 ... ... Total ...197 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. NORTHBROOK. Played at Lee on August 2. N orthbrook . C. Pearse, st Taylor, b Edwards .........II T. G. Cannon, 1b w, b C. Moore............... 6 R. Burroughs, c Ed­ wards, b C. Moore 0 A. E. Coates, b Ferry 39 J. W. Knowles, c Pierce, b Edwards 5 F.A.Smith.bC. Moore 0 G ranville . C. O. Springthorpe, c C.Moore,b Edwards 26 A.H.Smith.bC.Moore 8 W.R.Hassall,run out 9 A. East, c Hayward, b Edwards .........11 W.H.Brierley,notout 1 Nb..................... 2 Total ...117 b A. b A. J. Wilson, jun, Smith........ W. L. Pierce, Smith......... J. S. Clarkson, c F., b A. Smith ............... C. W. Hayward, run out A Taylor, lbw, b A. Smitlx.................... E. w.Moore,b A.Smith F. E. Lander, lbw, b A. Smith ... ... ... 41 W.Edwards.cPearse, b Burroughs......... 4 E. A. Kerry, b Bur­ roughs _ ... 9 G.W.Henderson, run out ... ............... 8 C. M Moore, not out 10 B 3, nb 1 ......... 4 Total ...105