Cricket 1886

862 CKICKET: A WEEKLY RECOKD OF THE GAME. AUG. 19,1886. gave two hard chances late in the innings, and as this is his first hundred in a County match, everyone will be pleased at his success. George Hearne, who was in while 338 runs were added, retired fifth wicket down. He was batting six hours and twenty minutes for his 126, another faultless display of cricket. Lord Harris with George Hearne added 168 for the third wicket, of which he had made 76 in brilliant style, before he played on. Of the 543 runs scored by Kent from the bat, Lord Harris andthebrothersHearnewereresponsible for 471, the Hearnes contributing as many as 378, or more than two-thirds of the aggregate K ent . First Innings. F. Hearne, c Dauglish, b Webbe............................47 Mr. W. H. Patterson, b Burton ...................... 3 G. G. Hearne, b Robertson 53 Lord Harris, c Stoddart, b Burton ......................27 Mr. M. C. Kemp, b Robert­ son ... ......................10 Mr.A. J. Thornton, not ouc 25 Rev. R. T. Thornton, b Robertson.................... . Mr. F. Marchant, c West, b Burton ...................... 0 Hiekmott, b Robertson ... 0 Wootton, c Robertson, b Burton ......................13 H. Hearne, c Robertson, b Burton ... ... ... ... G B 8, w 1 ...................... 9 Second Innings. c Burton, b Robertson ...142 c Dauglish, b Robertson ... 12 b Robertson ...126 b Webbe .........76 b Webbe not out 3 Total ...196 Extras.........18 Total ...374 M id d le se x . Mr. A. J. Webbe, c A. J. Thornton, b F. Hearne ................103 Mr. A. E. Stoddart, run out .................116 Mr. S. W. Scott, c R. T. Thornton, b Wootton.................. 30 Mr. J. G. Walker, c H.Hearne, b Woot­ ton .............. . 79 Spillman.cMarchant, b Wootton .......... 0 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, not out ........................ 88 West, run o u t ......... Mr. F. G. J. Ford, b Marchant ......... Mr. M. J. Dauglish, b Wootton............... Mr. J. Robertson, c Marchant, b G. Hearne ............... Burton, c Harris, b A. J. Thornton ... B 5,1 b 2, w 1 ... Total ...457 BOWLING ANALYSIS. K ent . First Innings. Second Innings. Burton ... Robertson West Ford......... Webbe ... 6 8 18 R. W. O. M. R. W. 56 5 ......... 62 35 65 0 58 4 ......... 53.216 108 3 13 0 ......... 25 18 52 0 20 0 ......... 27 14 35 0 40 1 ......... 49 30 52 2 Stoddart 12 4 2 1 0 Dauglish Walker 3 1 1 0 IS 4 0 0 Webbe bowled one, and Walker two wides. M id d le se x . O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. Wootton... 85 31 123 4 R.T.Thorn- H. Hearne 28 5 75 0 ton i.. 4 1 IS 0 G. Hearne 39 18 61 1 Patterson 5 0 10 0 A.J.ThornF.Hearne 17 4 48 1 ton 30.3 8 06 1 Marchant 10 3 89 1 Harris ... 6 0 14 0 F. Hearne bowled a wide. DERBYSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Heavy rain had affected the wicket materi­ ally when the return match between these counties was commenced at Derby on Monday. The scoring in consequence on both sides was much below the average, and the game was completed well within two days. F. Sugg made the best use of the wicket on the first day, hitting freely and scoring 40 out of 49 while he was in. His was the highest indivi­ dual contribution oi the match, and altogether his brother, W. Sugg, Cropper and he were the only other batsmen on the Derby­ shire side able to get double figures in either innings. The Lancashire bowling, indeed, proved altogether too much for the Derbyshire batsmen, and no change was required in either innings. Watson was on throughout, and his figures were very remarkable. In the match he delivered 104 overs and 3 balls (71 maidens), for 55 runs and twelve wickets. More than two thirds of his overs were maidens, and his wickets were got at an average of under 5 runs. Lancashire won by ten wickets. D erbysh ire . First Innings. Cropper, c Pilling, b Briggs............................ W. Sugg, b W atson......... Coupe, c Pilling, b Watson W. Chatterton, b Watson Mr. L. C. Docker, b Wat­ son ............................ F. H. Sugg, b Watson Mr. E. A. J. Maynard, c and b Briggs ............... J. Chatterton, b Briggs ... Davidson, b Briggs ......... Mr. G. G. Walker, not out Disney, b Watson ... ... B ............................ Second Innings. 7 c Watson, b Barlow .......... 0 12 c Hornby, b Bar- low ................ 2 7 run out ......... 0 0 not out ......... 6 4 st Pilling, Watson ... 40 b Watson ... 6 b Barlow ... 0 b Watson ... 2 c Barlow, Watson ... 1 c Homby, Watson ... 3 b Watson ... b ... 27 ... 5 ... 5 ... 7 Total ......... 84 Total ... 43 L ancashire . Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c F. Sugg, b David­ son ......................13 Yates, c Maynard, b Walker ............... 17 Watson, c Cropper, b W. Chatterton... 0 Pilling, not out B 2,1 b 1 Total 14 ..119 First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, b W. Sugg ................ 1 Barlow, b Davidson 0 Mr. P. Dobell, b Davidson................. £2 Briggs, b Walker ... 21 Rev. V. F. Royle, c Disney, b W. Chat­ terton ............... 8 Mr. J. Eccles, b Crop­ per ......................13 Robinson, c and b Davidson......... ... 7 In the Second Innings Barlow scored (not out) 5, Briggs (not out), 7.—Total, 12. BOWLING ANALYSIS. D e rb y s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M.R. W. Watson ... 58.1 39 296 .......... 46.2 32 26 6 Briggs ... 58 42 53 4 Barlow 46 37 17 3 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W, ------ Davidson... 39.3 20394 Cropper ... 26 17 24 1 W. Sugg ... 14 8 15 1 Walker ... 19 10 23 2 W.Chattertonl8 13 15 2 O. M. R.W. 3.3 2 8 0 3 2 4 0 EALING v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Ealing on August 11. U xbridg e . First Innings. C. E. Stevens, b Bat­ chelor....................... 26 Woods, c Johnstone, b Batchelor ......... 0 W. H. Miles, c Bat­ chelor, b Chilman 15 J.H.Farmer,c Boding- ton, b Batchelor ... 7 A. W. Carrick, b Bat­ chelor...................... 0 W. M. Gardiner, lbw, b Batchelor .......... 15 Hon. C. W. Mills, c Johnstone, b Bat­ chelor ............... 42 F. Ashby, c John­ stone, b Murphy... 4 F. J. Rutter, c Chil­ man, b Batchelor 2 W. L. Eves, not out 28 C. Coles, b Batchelor 5 B 5, lb 3, w 1 ... 9 Total ...153 In the Second Innings Farmer scored (not out) 9, Eves (not out) 18; b 2, lb 2—Total, 31. E alin g . J. C. Johnstone, b J. H. Young, c Gar­ Woods ............... 3 diner, b Woods ... 3 J. R. Johnstone, b C. Stranack, run out 4 Woods ............... 27 D. Dangar, b Woods 7 P. E. Bodington, b R. Murphy, not out 5 Woods ............... 42 H. Cortes, b Miles ... 2 C. R. Blackett, b Mills 6 B 7, lb 3 ......... 10 A. Batchelor, c Eves, — b Mills ............... 14 Total .........140 Chilman, c Gardiner, b Woods ............... 17 ADDISCOMBE v. WHITGIFT WANDER EES. Played at Addiscombe on August 14. A ddiscombe . S. Shepherd, b Har­ vey J. Grant, c Lambert, b Turner............... 58 A. J. Lane, b Harvey G6 A. C. Field, b Turner 10 F. Grant, c Youle, b Harvey •• .........22 M. Hughes, b Marks 24 A. Tomkins, b Marks 0 H. A. Roper, b Moss 15 ' J. W. Ellis, b Harvey 5 E. F. Garland, c Moss, b Harvey ... 9 W. MacKenzie, not out ......................13 B ......................13 Total .........238 W h itgift W anderers . G. Marks, b F. Grant 11 IJ. S. Harvey, not out 17 L. J. Turner, not out 8 | B.............. . ... 2 Total .........38 O. Marks, A. Lambert, C. Moss, G. L. Marks, E. G. Turner, E. J. Day, E, S. Youle and H. L. Turner did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. HARROW BLUES. Played at Hampstead on August 10. H ampstead . First Innings. W. R. Marshall, c M. Wilkinson, b Col- b e c k ...................... 5 A. S. Johnston, c Bowen, b Colbeck 9 T. G. Q. Besch,c Hew­ lett, b Farmer ... 21 C-H.Bishop, c Bowen, b Colbeck ... .*. 0 S. Howard, st Bowen, b Colbeck ......... 0 Total .........117 A, Russell-Parker, c M. Wilkinson, b Colbeck ............... In the Second Innings Johnston scored (notout) 45, Russell-Parker, c M. Wilkinson, b Colbeck, 19, and C. F. Butt (not out) 19; b 2.—Total, 85. F. A. K. Doyle, b Bird......................40 C. F. Butt, not out... 33 T. McStewart, c Bowen, b Farmer 3 H. H. Cobb, c Wilkin­ son, b Colbeck ... 4 L. Butt, b Farmer ... 0 L b ............... 2 H a rro w W. O. Hewlett, st Besch, b Johnston 7 A. Max Wilkinson, b Johnston...............32 W. H. Bird, c Besch, b Parker............... 3 J. H. Farmer,b John­ ston ...................... 1 A. Holmes, b John­ ston ......................14 M. Hale, b Johnston 5 B lues . J. F. Shaw, c and b Johnston............... 10 A.H.Wood,bJohnston 11 C.Colbeck,c Stewart, b Johnston ......... 4 W. Wilkinson, not out ...................... 1 E.E.Bowen, b Parker 0 B 3,1 b 4 ......... 7 Total 95 HAMPSTEAD v. WOODFORD WELLS. Played at Hampstead on August 14. W oodford W e ll s . E. Erleb?ck, b John­ ston ...................... 2 H. Wilson, c Spink, b H. R. Walker ... 19 E. C. Palmer, b H. R. • Walker ............... 0 E. E. Cockett, c Doyle, b Parker ... 10 W.Kemsley.c Parker, b H. R. Walker ... 13 A. Mason, b Parker 3 A. Wohlgemuth, run out ......................22 L. Bond, c Anderson, b Parker............... S. Meadows, b H. R. Walker ............... W. Chamen, not out C. F. butt, b H. R. Walker ............... B2, lb 4, w l ... Total , 78 A. S. Johnston, lb w , b Erlebeck .........3i H.Smith-Turberville, c Oockett,bKemsley 2 J. G. Q. Besch, b Kemsley............... 53 A. R. Parker, b Erle­ beck .......................69 R. A. Walker, c Meadows,bKemsley 12 H am pstead H. R. Walker, b Palmer ............... 20 W. Shackel, c Butt, b Erlebeck ......... 4 F. A. K. Doyle, not out ...................... 0 D. Anderson, not out 4 B 15,1 b 2, n b 1 18 Total ...216 H. Shackcl and J. Spink did not bat. G e n tlem en ’s V is itin g C ards. — 50, name only, 1/6; with address, 2/-. 100, name and address, 2/6. Wright & Co., General Printers 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, London, E.C.