Cricket 1886

8,4G CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 12,1886. SURREY v. DERBYSH IRE. The Surrey eleven had all the best of their return match with Derbyshire, begun at the Oval on Thursday, and were able to claim an easy victory by luncheon time on Saturday, having an innings and 122 runs to spare. Batting first on a very good wicket Mr. Shuter and Abel scored so fast for them that at two o’clock, when the interval arrived, 140 runs had been got in an hour and fifty minutes with no wicket down. On resuming the total was raised to 186 before Mr. Shuter was caught at mid-on. Except for a catch at the wicket earlv in his innings his play was faultless. He hit all-round in quite his best form, his off- drives in particular being very clean. Abel followed at 190, of which he had made 94 without a mistake. Mr. Bowden played well for his 30, and Read, Jones, and Beaumont rendered Mr. Read such useful assistance that the total had been raised to 420 for eight wickets when play ceased on Thursday night. On Friday morning 74 runs were added before the innings closed, Beaumont carrying out his bat for a well played and highly deserving score of 30. Mr. Read was in his b«st form. He met all the Derbyshire bowlers with equal confidence and his 115, his highest score this year, was a fine display of free cricket. Dispite their long outing the Derbyshire eleven played up pluckily. Cropper in the first innings contributed 93 of a total of 185, and his batting was worthy of the highest praise. Going in first he was eighth batsman out, and with the exception of a ohance in the slips when he had made 53 there was nothing like a fault. In the follow-on some good cricket was shown by Sugg, Mr. Docker, Davidson, and Coupe. The last-named, a left-handed batsman,showed excellent defence, and his batting was of distinct promise. Mr. Docker hit very freely helped by loose fieldiDg. Out of 109 made while he was in he scored 64, in which were ten 4’*. S u rrey . Mr. M P. Bowden, c Cropper, b Walker 30 Wood, bW . Sugg ... 2 Jones, b Walker ...23 Beaumont, not out... 30 Bowley, c W Sugg, b Abel.cW. Chatterton, b W. Sugg .........94 Mr. J. Shuter, c Walker,bDavidaon 86 Lohmann, c Disney, b Davidson ......... 19 Mr. W. W, Read, c Disney, b Cropper 115 Read, c W., b J. Chatterton ........ 47 Total ..................494 Diver,cW.Chatterton, b W. Sugg .........14 D e rb ysh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. F. H. Sugg, c and b Loh­ mann ............................ Cropper, c Shuter, b Bowley ......................93 Davidson B 13,1 b (5 Total 8 b Lohmann W. Sugg, c W. W. Read, b Jon es...............................14 W. Chatterton, c Abel, b Bowley ........................ 24 Mr.L.C.Docker, c W. Read, b Bowley ....................... 8 Coupe, b Bowley................ o Mr. E. A. .J. Maynard, b Bowley ....................... i Davidson, b Jones .......... 7 Mr. G. G. Walker, b Bow­ ley......... ... ................ 5 J. Chatterton, run out ... 21 Disney, not o u t................. 0 B 3 , l b l ...................... 4 c Beaumont, Lohmann h w, b Abel c Wood, b Loh­ mann . . . 0 b Bowley......... 1b w, b Abel ... c W. Read, h Lohmann c Read, b Abel... c Shuter, b Bow­ ley ............... 1 not out ......... 8 c Bowley, b Loh­ mann ... • 6 B ............... 4 Total ............... 185 Total ...187 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u rrey . o. M R. W. Davidson 62.221 138 3 Walker... 55 13117 2 Cropper 39 17 07 1 J. Chatter­ ton ... 13 2 36 1 O. M. R. W. W.Chatter- ton ... 21 12 *22 0 Docker ... 1 0 2 W. Sugg 45 11 93 D erbysh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O M. R. W. Lohmann .. 30 8 55 1 ... ... 41.224 50 5 Jones ........ 34 24 33 2 ... ... 9 4 13 0 Bowley 33 14 39 6 ... ... 46 20 67 2 Abel ........ 11 6 14 0 ... ... 16 7 35 3 Beaumont.. 16 5 30 0 ... ... 10 4 18 0 W. W. Read 4 1 10 0 CANE H ILL ASYLUM v. ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. Played at Cane Hill on August 7. S t . T homas ’ s H ospital . First Innings. Second Innings. E. P. Isaacs, c and b ford ......... ... 3 A. W. Waller, st Stanley, b Crawford ... ................ 50 G. V. Scovell, b Scholl ... 0 st Stanley, b Crawford ... 1 L. R. Hallam, b Chamber- lain ............................ 17 b Crattford ... 6 P. F. Toller, b Scholl ... 4 st Stanley, b Crawford ... 11 L. Witliall, c G. Drake, b Crawford ..................... 12 W. J.Harris, lbw, b Cham­ berlain ...................... 14 C.Robertson, c Fitzgerald, b Crawford ............... 0 not out ... 9 P. Clowes, st Stanley, b Crawford...................... 4 S.James, not out ......... 8 c Kernick, b Crawford ... 4 F. Bryan, c G. Drake, b Crawford ...................... 7 st Stanley, b Crawford ... 26 B 2, lb 3, w 3 ............... 8 B 1, nb 1 ... 2 Total ...............124 Total ... 62 C ane H il l . R. Kernick,cWithall, G. Drake, c Robert- b Bryan ............... 34 son, b Isaacs......... 15 R. Chamberlain, b Dr. Hill, c Scovell, b Isaacs ............... 11 Harris ............... 11 G. Stanley, c Waller, H. B. Scholl, run b Bryan ............... 5 out ...................... 4 Rev. J. C. Crawford, O. Drake, c Harris, b b Toller............... 23 Scovell ............... 5 Dr. Ritchie, c James, Dr.Thomson, not out 3 b Bryan ............... 5 B 26, lb 5 ......... 31 G. C. Fitzgerald, st — Scovell, b Bryan ... 36 Total .........183 CANE HILL ASYLUM v. KENLEY. Played at Cane Hill on July 31. K e n le y . First Innings. A, Joyce, lbw, b Scholl ... 33 E. Southey, b Scholl......... 5 C. Mason, b Scholl ......... 4 H. Mason, b Chamberlain 17 J. Attfield, b Scholl......... 0 N. O. Wilson, b Chamber- lain ............................26 R. Joyce, not out................ 3 Rev. S. Shilcock, b Cham- berlain............................ 11 F. Bligh, c Chamberlain,b Fitzgerald......................13 Rev. F. Roe, lbw, b Fitz­ gerald ............................ 0 C. Southey, b Fitzgerald 2 B 4, w 3, n b l............... 8 Second Innings, c Chamberlain, b Fitzgerald... 34 not out .........22 c Chamberlain,b Fitzgerald ... 3 b Kernick......... 0 b Chamberlain 13 not out b O. Drake Total ............. C ane G. Stanley, run out... 27 R. Kernick, b E. Southey ................ 1 G. Drake, c and b E. Southey ................ 0 Dr. Ritchie, b C. Mason ................ 132 G. C. Fitzgerald, b H. Mason..................11 Dr. Moody, b E. Southey ................ 5 c Chamberlain, b Kernick ... 15 L b 3, w 3... 6 ..139 .122 Total H il l . Dr. Hill, c A. Joyce, b E. Southey ... 7 R. Chamberlain, b E. Southey .........16 H.B.Scholl.bH.Mason 16 O. Drake.c R. Joyce, b H. Mason ......... 6 W.E. Reddie, not out 0 B ......................28 Total .........219 In a match played at Cheltenham on August 7, between Cheltenham Beaufort and Gloucester Alliance, C. H. Margrett made 104 not out, which included an on- drive for 7 all run. SUTTON v. EPSOM. Played at Sutton on August 7. S u tto n . A. S. Tabor, b Dur­ rant ...................... 183 A. F. Smith, c Hale, b Harrowell .......... 1 D. R. Hallam, b Dur­ rant ..................... 31 H. N. Sharp, b Dur­ rant ...................... 3 A. Hyslop, c C. C. Murray, b E. Mur­ ray ........................ 41 W. A. Prince, b Har­ rowell ................ 3 J.A.Home.b Masters 16 P. J. Smith, not out 91 C. F. Doll, c C. C. Murray, b Masters 16 H. Morris,b Masters 0 H. Ashworth, b Masters............... 6 F.Asliworth.c Harro­ well, b Burgess ... 19 Extras .........18 Total E p s o m . First Innings. C. C. Murray, b Sharp ... E. Masters, b Morris A. Felton, c H. Ashworth, b Sharp ...................... J. Davies, b Morris ......... A. Durrant, c A. F. Smith, b Sharp ...................... Burgess, c Tabor, b Sharp F. Hale, c H. Ashworth, b Sharp............................ Bird, c Hyslop, b Sharp ... Andrews, b Morris ......... E. Murray, run out ......... E. Northey, not ou t......... Harrowell, b Morris......... Extras...................... Total ........... Second Innings, c F. Ashworth, b Sharp ......... 9 2 rot out c Doll, b Sharp 8 not out ......... 4 c Home, b Sharp 0 c Tabor, b Sharp 3 b Morris ......... 9 Total ... 68 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. OATLANDS PARK Played at Oatlands Park on August 2. N e ’ e r - do -W eels . Second Innings, lbw, b Broad ... 1 not out ... ... 7 b Walker.........25 First Innings. T. B. Harbottle, b Broad 8 C. E. Grainger, b Walker 6 C. W. Foley, b Walker ... 6 E. J. McMaster, c and b Walker ......... ......... 7 L. Chater, b Broad .........15 L. Howard, c Post, b Walker............................ 9 J. G. T. Bruce, b Walker... 7 J. S. Muggeridge,bWalker 4 J. W. Thomas, b Walker 0 E.C. Davie, not o u t......... 3 T. It. Tapling, absent ... 0 L b ............................ 2 b Broad not out , 34 . 64 c S.A. Ponsonby, b B iggs.........55 c Post, b Broad 3 run out ......... 5 B 2, lb 1, w 2 5 Total ... 67 Total ...199 O atlands P ark . A. Castle, c Harbottle, b Bruce ............... S. A. Ponsonby, c Chater,b McMaster H. S. Ponsonby, st Foley, b McMaster H. Davie,c Me W aster, b Bruce ............... J.M.Post,b McMaster J. M. Broad, c Davie, b Pruce ............... J.R. Walker, not out 10 J. W. Biggs, b Mc­ Master ............... 0 J. Caldecott,stFoley, b McMaster......... 0 H. E. Avory, b Mc­ Master ............... 3 W.Gibbons,bMcMa8ter2 B ...................... 6 Total . 50 BROADWATER v. ESHER. Played at Broadwater on August 2. E sher . H.C. Clarke, b Byass 47 A. Sillum, c M. Mar­ shall, b S. Cattley E. Money-Wigram, b Byass ............... A. Bovill, not out ... H. Peachey, b hyass B 16, lb l, w 5 ... C.E.Cottrell,c Michell, b V. F Leese ...........52 B. Jillard,c S. Cattley, b A. C. I'attley ... 27 C.C.Clarke, stMichell, b S. Cattley .........56 P. H. Martineau, c Michell, b Gibbs ... 3 W. H. Game, run out 67 J. F. Leese, b Byass... 7 M. C. Clarke, b Byass 42 6 Total .........345 B roadw ater . W.D.Marshall.not out 29 W. G. Michell, b Cot­ trell ..................... 0 S. W. Cattley, b Mar­ tineau ............... 20 W. H. I.eese, c and b Martineau ......... 0 A. C. Cattley, lbw, b Martineau ......... 7 M. Marshall, W. Byass, C. Lambert, J. A. Perkin and J. A. Gibbs did not bat. V. F. Leese. bMoney- Wigram........................ 1 H. F. de Paravicini, not out ................. 49 B 4, lb 3, w 1 ... 8 Total ......... 114