Cricket 1886

SEPT. 9,1886. CEICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE 407 MARYLEBONE C. & G. v. YORKSHIRE. The Scarborough festival was brought to a close yesterday with the conclusion of this, the third fixture. Peate and Hunter, after an absence from several matches, re-appeared in the Yorkshire eleven, who were opposed by a strongteam of the Marylebone Club. The latter, who won the toss, made a bad start, and six batsmen were out for 97 runs. Messrs. Walker and Paravicini, however, played capital cricket, although the former soon after he came in re­ ceived an injury which compelled him to have a substitute to make his runs. His score pf 55 was decidedly the bestbatting of the innings. In spite of some good play by Hall anj 1 Bates Yorkshire made a bad beginnin g, but the fine hitting of Grimshaw and the excellent play of Peel stood them in good stead towards the close, and at the completion of an innings they were 20 runs ahead. In their second innings Marylebone again fared badly, and when play ceased on Tuesday six wickets were down for 92 runs. Messrs. Walker and Para­ vicini, though, were again seen to great ad­ vantage, and the two amateurs increased the score by ninety-three runs for the eighth wicket. Yorkshire entered on their second innings yesterday, wanting 246 to win, and with two hours and a half in which to get them. There seemed then to be a certainty of a draw, but Mr. Grace and Barnes bowled with such remarkable success that no change was required. Mr. Hawke and Peel alone, indeed, ef the Yorkshiremen made any stand, and M.C.C. were left with a highly creditable win by 133 runs. Barnes bowled, as will be seen, with great effect in both innings of Yorkshire. M.C.C. &O. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. C.I.Thornton, c Leal- beater, b Preston........ 33 Mr. E. F. S. Tylecote, run out ........................... 0 c Hawke, Preston ... c Hunter, Bates b ... 17 Dr. W. G. Grace, b Em­ mett ..............13 b Pcate W. Barnes, c Emmett, b Bates............................30 ... 23 ... 10 W. Flowers,c Leadbeater, b Preston.................... Mr. J. G.Walker, cHunter, b Peel.................. . ... 55 not out Mr. T. C. O’Brien, c Em­ mett, b Bates ... ........ 0 Mr. H. V. Page, run out... 8 c Leadbeater, b Bates ........ 7 c Hunter, b Bates ........ o Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, c Bates, b Preston .......... 18 Mr. H. G. Tylecoto, b Ulyett.......................... 14 W. Attewell, not out ... 0 B 8, lb 4 ... Total ... 12 ... 65 cHall.bEmmett 14 c Preston, b Peate ........ 36 c Bates, b Em­ mett ........ 60 1 b w, b Emmett 3 c Bates, b Em* mett ... ... 0 B 19, lb 4, W2 25 , ...: ...191 Y orkshire . Total ...265 First Innings. Second Innings. L. Hall, b Grace... ........ 52 . b Grace ........14 Hon. M. B. Bawke, b Barnes ..................... 1 b Barnes ......42 W. Bates, c Thornton, b Barnes .................... 36 c G race, b G. Ulyett, c Grace, b Barnes .... ............... Mr. H.Leadbeater, c Para* vicini, b Barnes ... ... I. Grimshaw, lbw, b Atte­ well .............. c G race, Barnes ... ... 0 st E. Tylecote, b Barnes ........ 2 c Flowers, b Grace ....... 9 ... 61 c E. Tylecote, b Grace .......... 0 J. M. Preston, c Page, b Barnes........................... 0 c AtteWell, b Barnes ... ,.. 11 R. Peel, b Barnea ........ 30 not out .......... 24 T. Emmett, c Page, b Attewell ... ... ........ 3 c Attewell, b Barnes ......... 8 E. Peate, not out ........ 11 c Paravicini, b Bates ... ... 0 J. Hunter, c H. G. Tyle* cote, b Attewell ........ 6 b Grace ........ 1 B 3, lb 4, w l... ... ... 8 Lb ............... 1 Total ...211 Total ...112 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. &G. First Inrings. Second Innings. Emmett Preston Bates ... Peate ... Ulyett... Peel ... O. , 24 M. R. W. 8 60 . 26 10 60 . 22 11 24 24 14 22 0 O. M. R. W. , 36.216 51 4 . 21 . 41 1 3 16 41 2 2 21 0 43 20 55 Leadbeater 4 1 7 0 Hall ......... 6 2 13 0 Emmett andHall each bowled a wide. •• Y orkshire . First Innings. Second Innings. O.M. R. W. O. M. R W- Attewell ... 42.219 51 3 Barnes ... 65 30 92 6 ........ 27 14 28 5 Grace ... ... 12 3 22 1 ........ 28 6 13 5 Page ......... 9 6 15 0 Flowers ... 11 2 23 0 MR. J. A. PEACHEY’S XII. (ESHER) v MR. H. WILLIS’S XII. (EPSOM). Played at Esher on August 23. Mr. J.'A. P eachey ’ s XII. H. Wetton, b Perkins 1 A. F. Sillem, c Willis, b Perkins.............. 16 H. P. Zillard, b Mur­ ray .................... 46 L. Martineau, b Per­ kins .................... 0 W. H. Andrews, c and bLowis .............. 86 G. Martineau, b Per­ kins .................... 12 J. Bruce, c Pagden, b Bovill .............. 27 C. B. Peachey, not out ... ..* ... ... 40 J. H. Weatherby, b Lowis .............. 8 M. M. Barker, run out ..................... 5 J. A, Peachey, b Lowis .............. 9 W. Martineau, c Wil­ lis, b Lowis ... ... 4 B 33,1 b 5, w 5... 43 Total Mu. H. W illis ’ s XII. ...297 First Innings. A. S. Tabor, c Sillem, b Martineau.................... 4 H. Willis, b L. Martineau 0 Second Innings. c and b G. Mar­ tineau ........ 14 st L. Martineau, b G. Martin­ eau .............. 13 E. L. Metcalf, c J. A. Peaohey, b L. Martineau 15 run out ........ 0 W. Perkins, c Andrews, b L. Martineau .............. 0 run out ........ 10 M. Bovill, b L. Martineau 0 c Weatherby, b G. Martineau 0 F. Bovill, b Wetton........ 8 st L. Martineau. bC.B.Peachey A. Lowis,, c Barker, b Wetton .................... 10 1 A. Pagden, b L. Martineau E. Worthcy, not out... ... 0 E. Murray, b L. Martineau 0 H. Brooks, 1b w,b L. Mar­ tineau .......................... 4 T. Woodley, c Wetton, b L. Martineau.............. 0 B 7,1 b 1, w 1 Total ... absent... ........ c Zillard, b G. Martineau ... c Wetton, b C. B. Peachey ... st L. Martineau, b G. Martin­ eau ... ........ not out ... ... c G. Martineau, bC.B. Peachey B ............... ... 57 Total , 54 MITCHAM v. BRIXTON WANDERERS. Played at Mitcham on September 4. M itcham . J. P. Harvey, c Ste­ venson, b Fox........19 C. A. Hooper, c Chal­ craft, b Fox ........ 8 W.Jones.c Stevenson, b Fox.............. ... 28 A. R. Harwood, b Fox 2 T. D. Lee, c Fox, b Jones........ ........11 H. M. Hambling, b Jones... .............. 0 H. Harwood, b Jones 5 G. C. Mills, c Burton, b’Fox .............. 5 C. J. Layton, b Jones 14 C.‘ Drewett,' b Jones 0 F. Harris, not out... 1 Extras.............. 2 Total ... 95 B. Burton, b Harris.., F. Leleu, b Harris ... J. F Beddy, b Harris L Stevenson,bHarvey S.C. G. Fox, c Harvey, b Harris ... ... ... W. G. Gilligan, b Harris J. Leleu, not out B hi S ton W anderers ., First Innings, In the-Second Innings Fox scored (run out) 1, F. Leleu, c Mills, b Harwood,2,' Beddy, g.Harris^b 1MH1S9, Jones (not out) 6.—Total, i&— C.K.Jones, b Harvey E. Buttanshaw, b Harvey .............. C. H. Driver, b Harvey ... ........ Chalcraft, c Ham­ bling, b Harvey ... Total ... . 25 LADIES (WITH BATS) v. GENTLEMEN (WITH BROOMSTICKS, LEFT-HAND.) This match was played on Wednesday, September 1st, at Buxton, and resulted in an easy victory for the Ladies by ten wickets. Miss Martin and Miss Stannell hit off the runs in 28 minutes. The Gentlemen bowled and fielded left-hand. G entlemen . SecondInnings. First Innings. T. G. Dickson, h w, b Miss Martin.............. ... ... 24 b Miss Dod T. Swann, b Miss Martin 20 H. Matthews,b Miss Stan­ nell ....... . ............... 7 I. L. Grist, b Miss Stan­ nell ........................... 6 C. H. Marriott, b Miss Martin........................... 5 W. Ball, c Miss L. Mar­ riott, b Miss Stannell ... 0 R. D. Swire, 1b w, b Miss L. Dod... ... ... ... ... 11 1 b w. b Miss Martin ........ 33 b Miss Dod b Miss Martin... b Miss Martin... b Miss Dod c Miss Hopkins, bMiss Dod ... b MissDod. ... J. P. Peacock, not out ... R. D. Behrend, b Miss L. Dod ........................... 2 b Miss Martin... F. J.Palmer, bMiss L. Dod 0 b Miss M.artin... G. Behrend, b Miss Mar­ tin ................................. 0 not out ........ Total ... ........ 103 L adies . Total ... 66 First Innings. Miss Martin, c and b Miss E. Hopkins, c Dickson .............. 6 Peacock, b Mar­ Miss Stannell, run riott ...'<.............. 0 out ........ ... ... 33 Miss Noon, c Dick­ Miss Dod, 1 b w, b son, b Hall ........ 11 Dickson ... ........ 14 Miss Marriott, • b Miss G. Bracewell, b Dickson .... ../ 0 Dickson ... ........ 2 Miss Hopkins, c.Pea­ cock, b Marriott ... Miss M. Marriott, b 0 Dickson .............. 5 Capt. Archdale, not Miss L. Marriott, st out ........ ... ... 7 Matthews, b MarB2,lbl,wl6,nb5 24 riott .................... 4 — Total ...106 In the Second Innings Miss Martin scored (not out) 14, Miss Stannell (not out), 46; b 3, w 2,— Total, 65. SURREY C. & G. v. HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARDS. Played at Hastings on Aug. 25 and 26 S urrey C. & G. First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. J. C. Crawford, b Clarke........ ..................25c Clarke, b El­ vidge- ....... 15 C. Mills, c Clarke.bElvidge 7 b Clt*rke ........18 Wood-Sims, b Elvidge ... 2 b Clarke ........ 3 A. P. Doulton, b Clarke ... 4 c J. Phillips, b Clarke ... ... 42 E. Mills, b Clarke ..........165b Clarke ... ... 5 Brockwell, b Elvidge ...16 notout. ......... 27 F. Hill, c Twyman, b Elvidge ... .:....... : ...12 b Clarke ... 0 H. V. Doulton, c Standen, b Twyman.......................79 b Twyman... ... 45 P. G. Hume, b Clarke . . . 3 c J. Phillips, b Oliver ... ... 3 P. E. Goodall, lbw, b Twy­ man ............................ 8 notout 0 Barratt, not out................. 1b Twyman... ... 0 B0, lb 2 ........ ... ... 8 B5, lbl, w l 7 Total... ........ 330 Total ...165 H astings . J. Phillips, not out ...119 G.Twyman,runout... .15 D. Jones, b Brockwell 3 F. Kennard, b Bar- ,ratt ....... v .........24 A.Clark,cWood-Sims, b Barratt.......- ... 2 A. Phillips, b C. Mills 9 A. J. Oliver, c lH. V. Doulton, b E. Mills 00 ! — » H. G. Elvidge, st Wood-Sims, bBar­ ratt .......... ... 3 C. Lavender,cBrock­ well,b A.P.Doulton .1 R. Standen, b Rev. Crawford ... ... 0 Kidman, bE. Mills..: *34 B26, lb 2 ........ 28 . nr. ~ T 0 W ^ ... 308