Cricket 1886

898 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 9,1886. match. This summer Hearne’s batting has again been of the greatest service to Kent, and his average for twenty-six completed innings is the very creditable one of nearly twenty- five runs. Some of his later performances have been particularly noteworthy. At Graves­ end, in the second innings of the return match against Middlesex, with his brother George he added 226 for the second wicket, and his score of 142 was the highest made for Kent this summer. His brilliant hitting at the close of the game eleven days later, too, contributed greatly to the creditable victory secured over Lancashire in the last home match of the Kent season. This success he followed up at the end of the week with another fine per­ formance at Gravesend for the South of Eng­ land against the Australians, scoring 111 out d 450, his second innings of three figures on the Bat and Ball Ground within a fortnight. In addition to strong defence Frank Hearne has a great deal of hitting power, and, indeed, for his size—he is only 5 ft. 5 in. high—he hits surprisingly hard. He is particularly strong on the off-side, and not only drives well, but his cutting in addition is very clean and hard. He is a very fine field anywhere, but is usually seen at cover point, where he has few, if any, superiors. He bowls right-hand round- arm with a slight break from the off, and has often been of great use as a change. Our portrait is from a photograph by Haw­ kins & Co., of 108, King’s Hoad, Brighton. HENLEY v. UXBRIDGE. Played at Henley on August 28. H enley . A. E . B uckland, n ot ou t ... ... '............ C apt. J. F. C ooper, b W ood s 87 S. S. G reen, c M iles, b S teven s....................58 J. A. Rigge, b M iles ... 17 C. E . F arm er, b W ood s .................... 1 Rev. R. H. H art-Davis, b M iles .................... 1 M a jor Cunliffe, c Stevens, b M iles ... 0 R ogers, b W ood s ..................... L ovelock , run ou t ... A . N. Garrard, c W ood, b M iles ... C. M onk, b M iles B 12,1 b 5 ... ... 0 ... 17 T otal ...18g U xbridge . C. E . Stevens, b G ar­ rard ............................. 3 W ood s, n ot o u t ............GO E. C. B. F ord, b Buck­ land ............................. 22 C. H . R oberts, b L o v e lo c k ....................13 W . H . M iles, Capt. M ontressor, P . H ortin, H- S tait and G. H. W o o d did n ot bat C. W. P arry, c G reen, b G arrard ............44 F. J. R utter, n o t ou t 0 B 3,1 b 8 ............ 11 T otal ...153 UXBRIDGE CLUB v. THE DISTRICT. (F or the G roundmen ’ s B enefit .) Played at Uxbridge on September 4. D istrict . W . R . Collins, b G. G arrard, st E ves, W oods .................... 14 b M ills ..................... 7 Capt. M ontressor, b P. H orton, b W oods 2 C. W . M ills ............ 18 M. J. B rooks, b F . R eed, b C. W . W ood s .................... 0 M ills ............................. 0 H. B urge, st Eves, b J. B aker, b C. W . M ills............................. 1 M ills ............................. 0 G. H. W ood, n ot out 3 E . R utter, b W oods... 0 B ............................. 1 H. S. Turberville, b M ills ............................. 1 T otal ............ 71 C. W . P arry, b W oods 24 U xbridge . L. Shaw, c Turber , 2G ville. b W ood .. O. E . Stevens, c M on­ tressor, b R u tter ... 39 W ood s, c H orton, b G arrard .................... 52 H on. C. W . M ills, b Garrard ................. 1 W . L . E ves, c Baker, b R eed ....................59 E. W illis, H . J. M ercer and H on. K. M ills did not bat. MR. J. W. HOBBS’S CLUB v. ILFORD. Played at Norbury on September 4. M r . J. W . H obbs ’ s C lub . A. W heeler, b C arter 0 T. A dam s, c P ate, b C arter ....................16 T. B row n, cG ollege, b C arter ........... <..25 E. M ills, c Pate, b C arter .................... 8 H . A dam s, run ou t ... 3 J. W ootton , n ot out... 17 J. A yers, c W atts, b Carter .................... 3 G . E lsey, c W a tts, b Carter ..................... 2 R .T h om son ,b P orter 2 E. H ooker, b Rev. A . K . B u cklan d............12 C. W oolridge, c P ate, b Rev A. K . B u ck ­ land ... ... ............ 12 B 3, lb 2, w 2 ... 7 W . M. G ardiner, retired ... H on. E . M ills, n ot ou t ............................. 4 J. B . M ercer, c sub., b W o o d .................... o E . J. R utter, n ot out 8 B 4,1 b 1, w 6 ... 11 T otal ............202 T otal ..107 I lford . F irst Innings. E. W atts, b W ootton .. E . G ollege, run ou t .. A. Barnes, b M ills .. A .P orter,cM ills,bW ootton 10 R ev. A. K . B uckland, c T . A dam s, b W o o tto n ............ 1 H . P orter, b M ills ............ 3 M r. Ashm ole, b M ills............ 4 J. P ates, run out ............ 7 J. D ow sett, c T. A dam s, b W o o tto n ............................. 0 R . J. Carter, n ot o u t............ 1 J. W . Jopson , c T . B row n, b W o o tto n ............................. 0 B ..................................... 1 T ota l .................... 44 Second Innings, c Brow n, b W o o tto n ............ 2 b W o o tto n ............ 2 cH ooker, b W o o tto n ............ 0 b W o o tto n ............ 3 b W o o tto n ............13 c and b W ootton 1 b M ills.................... 3 b M ills.................... 3 b M ills... b M ills... not out B ... T otal ... 37 LENNOX v. MANOR PARK. Played at Dulwich o n August 28. L ennox . J. C. E sson, n ot ou t 27 H . J. H enley, b In ce 6 T .E .M arshall, b In ce 0 F . H easm an, n o t ou t 1 B 29, lb 5, w 16 ... 50 W . P. D odgson , st G arrett, b In c e ...102 R . H easm an, cC ohen, b K ib b le ..................... 6 J. R im m ington, c G arrett,b Standing 66 A . C. C urtis,c K ibble, T otal b Standing ............ 4 H. E . Steed,b H arvey 10 A. C ox and A . N. O ther did n ot bat. M anor P ark did n ot bat. LENNOX v. LAUSANNE. Played at Dulwich on September 4. L ennox . B . W . H easm an, b S im p s o n ....................10 W . F . D odgson, c Sim pson, b G reenop 31 J. R im m ington, c F aulkner, b C ollett 7 E . L. Chevasse, c Sim pson, b C ollett 14 R . N evill, 1 b w, b S im p s o n .................... 0 J. C. E sson, b Sim p­ son ............................. 0 B . L . G ardiner, c Faulkner, b Sim p­ son ............................. G . L am bs, b C ollett A. G. B ooty, c Sim p­ son, b C ollett W . P. B radbury, n ot ou t ............................. W . V . G oad, c F aulk­ ner, b Sim pson ... B 2, w 2 ............ L ausanne , T otal ... 75 J. Faulkner, 1 b w , b R im m in g to n ............13 J. H utchinson, c G ar­ diner, b R im m ing­ ton ............................. 8 A . H yslop, c R im ­ m ington,b G ardiner 4 B . C ollett, b R im ­ m ington .................... 7 M. T. La T hangue, c R im m ington, b G a rd in e r.................... 4 J. S. W alker, b R im ­ m ington .................... 0 C. Sim pson, c N evill, b G ardiner ............ D. E asterbrook, run ou t ............................. E . Kroenig, n ot out 10 A. G reenop, c N evill, b H easm an ............ 3 B 12, n b 1............13 T otal 94 F. G reenop did n ot bat. SURBITON v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Upper Tooting on September 4. U pper T ooting . E . Strode, c E asum , b T ro u n c e r..................... 1 A . L avers, b B ailey... 13 A . T h om pson , c W in­ deler, b B ailey ... 11 H. M ann, b B ailey ... 3 W . H. D u B uisson, c Read, b B ailey ... 3 G. F. B onner, c R aven, b P inkerton ............30 W . Sawyer, c Bailey, b E a s u m ....................24 N. M orice, n ot out... F. Stokes, b B ailey C. G. P atrick, b R . H ow ell .......................24 G. A . G ilbert, c T rouncer, b R , H ow ell .................... B 13, lb 1, w 2 ... 1G T otal ............167 S urbiton . J. E . Raven, c L avers, b M orice ....................36 C .T rouncer, c Bonner, b Strode .................... 2 R . H ow ell, c T h om p ­ son, b B on n er............21 J. A. Perkin, n ot ou t 47 F. B. W indeler, c Bonner, b M ann ... 1 R . A. R ead, h w, b Strode ..................... B . H ow ell, b Strode G. H. W indeler, n ot ou t .............................. R ev.B ailey, b Strode B 8 , lb 4, w l, n b 2 15 T o t a l ............140 G . P inkerton and L . E asum did n ot bat. PALLINGSWICK v. HAMPTON WICK. Played at Hampton Wick on September 4. H ampton W ick . A. S. B ull, lbw , b J. C lem ence....................42 W . C ooke, b H ughes 16 E . D ocker, c sub, b B icknell .................... 1 W . H . M iles, c C lem ­ ence, b H ughes ...1 1 Chester, c and b J. C lem ence.................... 0 G . B ird, st W ilkinson, b B icknell ............ 1 T . S. Challis, lbw , b J. C le m e n c e ............ 9 R . T. Sivers, run ou t 9 T. Sheather, run ou t 2 W. Strutt-C aveli, c W ilkinson,bM eares 33 P eck, n ot ou t ............10 E x tra s.....................20 T otal ...154 P allingswick . T. W . Clem ence, c D ocker, b C ooke ... 37 R. T. H ughes, c and b C ook e.............................22 G . E . B icknell, c Chester, b P eck ... 9 S. C h e e s m a n , c Sheather, b C ooke 0 F. R . W ilkinson, c D ocker, b P eck ... 2 F. C lem ence, b M iles 13 T .E .L ane,bSheather 18 P. S ch oolin g, b P eck 3 G . E . M eares, c and b Sheather ............ 3 A . W . G raham , c sub., b S h ea th er... 0 W . Sym e, n ot ou t ... 0 B 4, l b 3, w 2 ... 9 T ota l ...116 PALLINGSWICK v. BARNES. Played at East Acton on September 4. . B arnes . C. N ettleton, c M ill­ son, b Y arborough 0 G. L . Burge, c W alker, b H otchkiss ............20 A.B arnes,b H otchkiss 0 C .P orteous, b H otch ­ kiss ... .................... 4 E . A. Collins, c Y a r­ borough,bH otchkiss 1 H .W .B urnside,runout 10 C.J. Stevens, b H otch ­ kiss ............................. 7 A . G . H. Stevens, c H e y n e m a n n , b B ettin son ............ 1 E . E. K eys, n o t ou t 16 G . E . Sew ard, b B et­ tinson ..................... 0 P . N ettleton, b B et­ tinson ..................... 0 B 1,1 b 2 ............ 3 T ota l ... 62 P allingswick . M . A .W alker,c Barnes, b N ettleton ............48 F. S. H eynem ann, b B u rge............................. 2 S. H. B eckley, c Burge, b B a r n e s ..................... 1 B. A. Carter, b B arnes 0 A. F. B ettinson, c N ettleton, b B arnes 37 T ota l ............160 W .C .Y arborough, n ot ou t ............................ 35 A. H. M illson and P. J. D e L auney did n ot bat. D . A. J. B acon , b P orteous ...........1 2 W . L . H otchkiss, b A. G . H. S tev en s... 6 A. F. M. G am ble, n ot ou t ............................... 4 B 4,1 b 3, w 8 ... 15 MR. W. R. WILLIAMS’ XI. v. MR. C. KEEP’S XI. Played at Wimbledon on August 28. M r. W illiams ’ X I. C. R . Belcher, b H arris C. F . Clark, run out... F. Stephens, b H arris A. J. W interburn, b H arm an .................... S.B .Lohm an, b H arris A. T . H ogan, b H arris C . D . H ayes, run out B . Sism an, b H arris 18 H . C rook, b H arm an 33 J. W h yatt, n o t out... 8 W . R . W illiam s, run ou t ............................. 6 B .............................21 T ota l ... .130 M r . C. K eep ’ s X I. W . H arris, b Clark ... 10 T .C hesterton.run out 12 Parkes, c Sism an, b H ayes .................... 0 H . M orris, b H a y es... 1 G. G able, c Sism an, b H ayes .................... 0 Clark, n ot ou t ............ 11 T ota l C. P alm er, 1 b w, b W in te rb u rn ............ F. Childs, b S tephens T . Sm ith, b Stephens D . H arm an, n o t out B ..................... ... C. Keep did not bat. 1 0 0 0 7 . 43