Cricket 1886

SEPT. 16, 1886. CRICKET :• A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 415 H. E. CRAWLEY’S XI. v. FREE FORESTERS. Played at Ayot on September 3 and 4. H. E. C rawley ’ s XI. First Innings. E. Crawley, b Bovill........'15 C. W. Rock, b Bovill........ 10 I. D. Walker, b Hornsby... 1 W. Leese, b Leslie ........ 0 V. Leese, b Leslie ........ 5 Capt. B. Allison, not out... 13 M. J. Dauglish, Leslie 1....... c sub., b H. E. Crawley, c Bovill, b Leslie........................... 0 S. W. Gore, run ou t........ 0 Hon. R. Grimston, c Fowler, b Leslie ........ 5 Rev. D. Crawley, c Lyle, b Leslie .................. . 3 B ........................... 1 Second Innings. cLyle.bHornsby 6 b Fowler ........ 4 c and b Fowler 0 b Fowler ......... 0 not out ..........11 c Hornsby, b Fowler ......... 0 st Speed, b Hornsby........ 0 b Fowler ......... 2 c Fowler, b Hornsby........ 6 c and b Hornsby 7 c Speed, bLeslie 5 Total ........ ... 53 Total ... 41 F ree F oresters . First Innings. Second Innings. 8 F. E. Speed, b V. Leese Capt. W. Roberts, b Rock C. F. H,Leslie, c Dauglish, b V. Leese... ... ... ... J. H. J. Hornsby, c Daug- lish, b Rook .............. H. J. E. Burrell, st Daug­ lish, b Rock ; V. Leese, b Gore.............. st Dauglish, Rock Capt. Lyle, b V. Leese G. Fowler, , 14 c Allison, b Rock 0 c Allison, bRock Walker, b Rock ...........................16 not out .......... G. W. Ricketts, b V. Leese 20 B. Bedford, b Rock ....... , 6 W. D. Bovill, c E. Crawley, b Rock .................... 3 not out S. Shepherd, not out........ 0 B ........ ...... ........ 4 B ... . Total 83 ... 1 ... 1 Total ... 17 MR. W. H. SUTTON’S XI. v. MR. J. HOLLAND’S XI. Played at Wendover, Bucks, on August 12. M r . S utton ’ s X I.. First Innings. Second Innings. F. Rattcliffe, b Jefferay ... 1 notout ...........42 R. Bates, b Jefferay........ 11 c T. Gurney, b W. H. Sutton, b How R. G. Morris, st T. Gurney, b How............ . ........ H. Bentley, not out ... ... H. Wood, c Akerman, b How ... ..................... C. Lawrence, st T.Gumey, bHow ........................... Stevens 1 b Jefferay........ 3 4 c Edwards, b R. M. Gurney ... 20 4 run out ... ... 4 0 b Stevens........ o 6 c Woollerton, b Stevens ........ H. D. Osborne, b Jefferay 3c Woollerton,b Stevens ........ E. Garnett, run o u t........ 0 c J. Gadsden, b T. Gurney ... 2 b T. «umey ... 0 b T. Gurney ... H. Bow.eU, lbw, b How ... T. Skerritt, b How ........ Total .............. 32 Total ...102 M r . J. H olland ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. G. Akerman, rim out ... 5 b Rattcliffe ... 7 Dr. Woollerton, b Skerritt 0 T. Gurney, st Morris, b Skerritt ..................... 0 b Bates J. Gadsden, c Rattcliffe, b Skerritt ..................... 0 R. M. B. Gurney, run out 0 c Bates, b Ratt- H. Jefferay, b Rattcliffe ... R. C. Gurney, c Bates, b Rattcliffe .................... A. Edwards, c Rattcliffe, b Skerritt .................... W. J. Stevens, b Rattcliffe G.Robins,c and b Skerritt A. How, not out.............. not out t , cliffe... b Rattcliff b Bates not out c Bates, b cliffe... Extras att- ... 18 ... 12 Total *5 Total ...108 T H E EN G L ISH AM A T E U R S IN AM ER IC A . FIRST MATCH.—v. STATEN ISLAND CLUB. The team of English Amateurs captained by Mr. W. E. Roller, commenced their first matoh (12a side) on September 1, on the ground of the Staten Island Club, New York. Their opponents, the Staten Island Club, included several cricketers known to Englishmen, among them Mr. Cyril Wilson, whilom of Somersetshire, Butler, who played for Notts some years ago, and Lane, another Notts pro­ fessional, who has been engaged in America for several seasons. Mr. Roller won the to3s and the Englishmen were in for the greater part of the first day. Messrs. Key and Gobb both batted freely, and later on Mr. Rotherham hit vigorously, the last-named carrying out his bat for 25. When play ceased on the first night, Staten Island had lost four wickets for 50, and this number was only increased by 24 before the innings closed. The collapse was attributable to the very effective bowling of Mr. Cottrell, who took the last seven wickets in fourteen overs at an expense of only five runs. In the follow-on Mr. Rotherham’s fast deliveries were as successful, and he also was credited with seven wickets, costing 25runs against 17 of Mr. Cottrell. The result was a decisive victory for the English team by an .nnings and 49 runs E nglish G entlemen . H. W. Bainbridge, c Wilson, b M’Gregor 29 T. R. Hine-Haycock, b Lane ... ........ 8 K. J. Key, b Lambkin 42 J. A. Turner, b Lane 13 Rev. A. Fortescue, c Smith, b Lane ... 6 E. H. Buckland, c Warburton, b Lane 0 A. R. Cobb, b Butler 47 W. E. Roller, bButler 8 C. E. Cottrell, b Butler ............... 8 H. Rotherham, not out ....................... 25 E. J. Sanders, b Lane.......................10 F. T. Welman, b Lambkin ........ 0 B 5, w 2 ........ 7 Total ........ 203 S taten I sland . First Innings. Second Innings. J. R. Moore, c and b Roller.......................... 0 b Rotherham ... 6 C. Wilson, b Cottrell 10 b Rotherham ... 6 Butler, c Welman, b Roller.................... ... 0 c Turner, b Rotherham ... 28 W. M. Massey, run out ... 22 b Buckland 10 E. Kissler, b Rotherham 10 c Fortescue, b Hine-Haycock 10 R. M'Gregor, c Buckland, b Cottrell ... .............. 8 b Rotherham ... 6 J. H. Lambkin, lbw, b Cottrell ... ... *.. ... 6 c Buckland, b Turner ........ 0 Lane, c and b Cottrell ... 1 b Rotherham ... 5 E. H. Outerbridge, c and b Cottrell.................... 6 c and b Hine- Haycock........ 0 P. W. Smith, not out 3 c Roller, b Roth­ erham ........ 0 A. C. Townsend, b Cottrell 0 b Rotherham ... 2 B. Warburton, b Cottrell 0 not out ........ 0 B 1, lb 6, nb 1 ... ... 8 B I .............. 7 Total .............. 74 Total ... 80 Lane ... Lambkin HOWLING ANALYSIS. E nglish G entlemen . B. M. R. W. B. M. R.W. 232 25 83 5 1Butler ... 60 0 49 3 115 14 28 2 |M'Gregor 52 4 36 1 M'Gregor bowled two wides. S taten I sland . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M. R. W. B. M. R. W. 7 ........ 40 6 23 0 Cottrell ... 97 16 17 Roller ... 100 9 Rotherham 36 Buckland... 28 4 15 1 ........ 128 3 8 0 ........ 44 Turner ........ 28 Pine-Haycock 12 19 25 2 18 CHEDWORTH v. NORTHLEACH. Played at Chedworth on Sept. 9. N orthleach . Second Innings. ... 6 run out ........ ... 18, b McClellan ... 9 c Gegg, b Hope ... 2 b McClellan b FirstInnings. T. W. Tayler, b J. Hope R. Wane, b Gegg A. Miles, c and b Gegg S. Throssell, b Gegg... W. Hall, c G. Hope, Gegg ... ... ... ... ... B. Burge, c Wilson, b ... 6 J. ... 19 ... 2 G. Hayward, absent........ W. Herbert, c and b Mc­ Clellan ./. ... ... ... T. Honan, not out ... ... W. Duckett, st J. Hope, b McClellan.................... B ... ... ...’ ........ c McClellan, J. Hope ... . b J. Hope ... . b J. Hope ... . c McClellan, Roberts... . b Roberts... . notout ... . B ....... . . 1 16 Total Total ... 85 C hedworth . First Innings. H. T. McClellan, lbw, b Wane .............. 2 J. L.A.Hope.c Tayler, b Wane .............. 14 G.D. T. Hope.bWane 11 J. Gegg, b Wane ... 2 J. P. Roberts,bWane 0 F. Gillett, b Miles ... 3 C. E. W. Hope, run out .................... 0 In the Second Iinnings J. L. A. Hope scored (not out) 18, Gegg, b Hayward, 6, Roberts, c Duckett, b Tayler, 15; b3.-*Total, 42. F. W. Cambray, b Wane ............... W.Loveday, b Wane B. Hall, run out W. Wilson, not out... B .................... Total ... CROYDON v. HAMPSTEAD NONDE­ SCRIPTS. Played at Croydon on Sept. 11. H ampstead N ondescripts . J. S. Haycraft, b Neech ... ... ... 8 A. W. Rammall, c Balch, b Neech ... 0 J. M. Broad, c Feist, b Neech.............. 17 W.B. Casson, b Allan 7 W. J. Haycraft, c and b Balch.............. 24 G.W.Woodall,c Day, b Allan ... ... 0 L.Hutchinson, b Day 21 R. D. Williamson, c sub., b Neech ... 17 W. A. Burton, b Day 0 J. Hutchinson,b Day 14 H.E-A.Smith.not out 0 B 4, w l, .... ... 5 Total ...113 C roydon . E. J. Day, not out ... 8 L b 2, w 8 .......... 5 Total 93 J C. Neech, b Casson 14 H. R. Groom, c J., b L. Hutchinson ... 6 A. W. Allan, not out 22 J. Aris, c Haycraft, b Casson... ' i.. 38 E. R. Wilkinson, H. W. Ward, C. W. M. Feist, E, H. Balch, C. F. Evans, and A. Hill did not bat. THE BROTHERS OHRISTOPHERSON v. A BLACKHEATH ELEVEN. Played on September 8. T he B rothers C hristopherson . P. Christopherson, c and b Hemmerde... 38 M. Christopherson, c Hemmerde,bBlaker 13 R. Christopherson, b de Fabeck ........ 23 S.Christopherson,not out .................... 28 erson, runout ... 4 Sid. Christopherson, B 11,1b 2, n b1... 14 b de Fabeck ........ 2 C. Christopherson, c Total Hemmerde,b deFa­ beck ........ ... B lackheath . D. Christopherson, b de Fabeck ...' ... DouglasChristopher- son, b Hemmerde H. Christopherson, c Turner,bdeFabeck Derman Christoph­ rs , r n t . ll lb2 l ...128 R. S. Harrow, b Sid. Christopherson ... 10 E.B.Woodman,bStan. Christopherson ... 32 W. H. Ormeiod, c and b Sid. Christopher­ son ................... 1 W. F. de Fabeck, b Sid.Christopherson 4 C.L.Hemmerde,bStan. Christopherson ... 9 E. P.Parsons, b Stan. Christophersoft 9 E.B.Ormerod,bStan. Christopherson ... 0 W. H. Newington, b Stan. Christopher­ son ... ... ........ 0 R. C.Blaker, not out 18 R. A. Fegan, b Stan. Christopherson ... 16 M. N. Turner, b P. Christopherson ... 5 B ........ ........ 1 Total ...105