Cricket 1887

134 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. MAY 19,1887 Cricket at Camfoxtr^. UNIVERSITY v. M r . C. I. THORNTON’S ELEVEN. As usual the cricket season at Cambridge opened with amatoh against an eleven brought down by Mr. C, I. Thornton, The game, which commenoed on Thursday last, wai completed at seven o’clock on the following evening, the time having been extended so as to allow the game to be finished on the second day. Mr. Thornton’seleven, though somewhat short of bowling, was a strongish one, and tho victory of the University by ten wickets was the more creditable inasmuch asMr. Marchant, the Captain, was the only member of last year’s eleven able to play on this occasion, the ten other places being filled by seven seniors and three Freshmen, Messrs. E. Crawley, H. Hale, and F. G. J, Ford, all of whom showed very promising cricket last season. Winning the toss, the University went in first, and were in most of the first day for a very respectable score of 248. Of thesethree batsmen, F. Mey- rick-Jones, W. Greenstock, and W. C.Bridge- man contributed 160. Meyrick-Jones and Bridgeman added 77 runs while they were together, and both played capital cricket. Tho former’s 67 in particular was in every way a creditable innings, including eight fours and several threes. Mr. Thornton’s eleven was strong in batting, but the bowling of the University, notably of the two fast bowlers, N. K. Stephen and A. M. Sutthery,was so good that Mr. Walker and Humphreys were the only batsmen able to get double figures in each innings. Messrs. Stephen and Sutthery each took seven wickets for the University, though the latter had much the better analysis, his only costing 62 runs, while those of Mr! Stephenwere obtained at an expense of 97runs. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . A. M. Sutthery, b Mee ..................... 8 E. Crawley, b Cross­ land .....................24 W. Greenstock, b Mee ....................... 49 F.Marchant,c Thorn­ ton, b Mee ......... 6 F. Meyrick-Jones, b Crossland ........ 67 W. C. Bridgeman, c Vernon, b Cross­ land .....................44 F.G.J.Ford, c Webbe, b Paravicini........ 10 In the Second Innings Meyrick-Jones scored (not out) 16, Hale (not out) 12 ; b 3,1 b 1—Total 93. H. Hale, o Hum­ phreys, b CroBS- fand..................... 21 J. C. Macklnnon, o Webbe, b Hum­ phreys ............... 1 A. R. Cox, stWright, b Humphreys ... 1 N. K. Stephen, not out ..................... 0 B 14,1 b 3 ........ 17 Total ...248 E ngland . First Innings. H. W. Bainbridge, c Cox, b Hale...........................19 C. W. Wright, c Hale, b Mackinnon ...............11 E. J. C. Studd, c Hale, b Stephen .....................17 J. G. Walker, c Marchant, b Stephen.....................39 A. J. Webbe, c Sutthery, b Stephen ....... . ........ 8 P. J. de Paravicini, b Mackinnon ................ 1 G. F. Vernon, c Cox, b Stephen ..................... 0 W. Humphreys, c Mar­ chant, b Stephen ........... 37 C. I. Thornton, b Sutthery 5 Mee, not out..................... 1 Crossland, c Cox, b Sutthery ............... ... 0 B ..................... .............. 5 Second Inningf. b Stephen ... 0 c Marchant, b Sutthery ... 1 cCox,b Sutthery 2 c andb Sutthery 23 c Meyrick-Jones, b Hale .........40 c andb Sutthery 15 b Sutthery........ 3 c Marchant, b Hale.............. 29 c Meyrick-Jones, b Stephen ... SO run out ........ 3 not out B... Total ...139 Total ...140 BOWLIN& ANALYSIS. C ambridge U niv . First Innings, O. Mee........ Crossland Humphreys Webbe ... Paravicini 49 34 13 M. B. W. 25 86 3 , 53 4 69 *2 3 15 0 4 8 1 E ngland . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Hale....... . Stephen... Mackinnon Sutthery... Ford... , 11 4 46 20 9 Second Inning*. O. M. R.W. , 50120 . ... 5.2 1 16 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 6.2 0 11 2 . . . 6 2 12 0 9 27 8 19 2 9 45 2 ‘ 24 45 25 51 ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. After three full days this, the last trial match, ended yesterday at Cambridge in a victory for the Eleven by 22 runs. Messrs. Hale and Sutthery both showed good all­ round cricket for the Eleven, fully confirm­ ing the reputation they havd already gained as likely additions to the University Team. T he E l e v e n . First Innings. Mr. F. Marchant, b Parry 16 Mr. W. Greenstock, b Parry...........................10 Mr. W. C. Bridgeman, b Parry........................... 8 Mr. C. D. Buxton, c Mac­ kinnon, b Parry ........ 0 Mr. A. M. Sutthery, run out ..................... ...105 Mr. H. Hale, lbw, b Mille* 55 Mr. F. G. J. Ford, b Bar­ nard ........................... 30 Mr. H. E. Crawley, b Bar­ nard ..................... ... 0 Mr. J.S. Robinson, b Bar­ nard ..................... ... 0 Mr. N. K. Stephen, 1bw, b Mackinnon .............. 5 Mr. A. R. Cox, not out ... 0 B 17,lb 4, Wl Total ... 22 ...251 Second Innings, b Young ........ 3 b Young ......... 8 c Mott, b Milles 28 c Ford, b Martl- neau ........ 36 c Mott, b Mac­ kinnon ........ 40 b Barnard........ 12 st Hunter, b Martineau ... 14 b Young ........ 0 1b w, b Hughes- Games........ 17 not out ........ 4 c and b Bar­ nard... ... ... 0 Extras ... 5 Total ...167 First Innings. Mr. L. Martineau, c.Cox, b Hale ...........................23 Mr. C. C. Mott, c Ford, b Hale ... .............;. ... 4 Mr. H. Orr, c Cox, b Hale 18 Mr. G. A. Coulby, b Bux­ ton „ .........................13 N e x t S ix t e e n . Second Innings, c &b Sutthery... 19 lbw, b Marchant 0 e Robinson, b Sutthery C Crawley, Ford ... 41 b Mr. W. A. R. Young, Bt Cox, b Sutthery ........ 12b Hale.................. 15 Mr. L. G. B. Ford, c Bux­ ton, b Stephen ... ...21 b Stephen ... ...19 Mr. P. Humphrey, b Sutthery ...............* ... 25 bMarchant *. 7 Mr. C. W. Parry, b Hale... 23 C &b Sutthery... 13 Mr. F. L. Oliver, c Buxton, bHale... ............... ... 9 6 Marchant, b Buxton ... 11 Mr. J. C. Mackinnon, b Marchant...................... 0 b Sutthery ... 6 Mr.T. H. Barnard, b Mar­ chant ....................* ... 0 c and b Buxton 15 Mi. H. T. Grundtvig, c Bridgeman, b Buxton... 19 b Sutthery ... 4 Hon. H. A. Milles, b Mar­ chant ...................... ... 8 not out ....... 11 Mr. G. Abney,b Stephen... 4lbw, b Hale ... 2 Mr. C. Hughes-Games,not out ........................... 9 h Buxton........... 0 Mr. C. H. Hunter, b Sut­ thery ........................... 1c Buxton, b Hale 4 B 9, lb 7, w 1...............17 B 6 , lb 8 ... 14 BOWLING ANALYSIS. F ir s t E l e v e n . First Innings. Sacond Innings. .0 M. R . W . O. M. R , w . 43.3 21 42 1 ... ... 37 11 38 1 28 9 43 0 ... ... 7 0 2 2 1 39 19 63 4 ... ... 12 4 20 0 17 4 21 0 ... ... 5 2 6 0 21 6 31 0 ... ... 24 8 26 2 5 1 9 0 ... ... 18 6 27 3 13 6 Iff 1 ... ... 7 2 18 1 7 3 16 3 ... ... 3 2 1 2 H.-Games ... Parry........ Abney... ... Martineau... Young... ... Milles........ Barnard ... Martineau bowled one, Mackinnon two, and Milles one wide. N e x t S ix t e e n . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Marchant ... 10 4 17 3 ... ... 8 2 23 2 Buxton....... . 30 15 39 2 ... ... 30.2 11 44 3 Hale ....... . 44 24 46 5 ... ... 20 10 29 3 Stephen , 30 13 48 2 ... ... 25 12 23 1 Sutthery . 39 22 37 3 ... ... 28 14 33 5 Ford ....... . 1 0 2 0 ... ... 12 2 24 1 Marchant bowled one wide. ST. JOHN’S v. CRUSADERS. Played on the Johnian Ground on May 14. S t . J ohn ’ s . B. Ellis, stSlocock,b Miller ...............17 F. H. Walsh, c Oates, b Martineau........ 18 J. S. G. Grenfell, c Hayhurst, b Mar­ tineau .............. 0 H. Roughton,c;Oates, b Miller ...............12 T. E. Haydon, b Mar­ tineau ............... 5 W. G. Price, c Jil- lard, b Miller ... 4 G. D. White, c Mathe­ son, b Miller........ 4 H. S. Ware, c Oates, b Miller...............15 F. L. Allen, c and b Miller ... ;:.... 5 W. F. Moulton, c Jil- lard, b Oates........ 17 F. N. Schiller; not out ..................... 0 B 4,lb 1 ......... 5 Total ...102 C r u sa d e r s . F. H. Oates, c Allen, b Moulton ........ 6 F. Welch, 1 b w, b Schiller .............. 14 B 7, lb 1 ......... 8 C. E. Ashfield, b Schiller ............... 1 L. Martineau.cGren­ fell, b Schiller ... 29 H. Orr, c Schiller, b Moulton........ ... 41 G. A. Coulby, not Total ou t..................... 11 G. A. Miller, E. F. Slocock, H. F. Hayhurst, H. P. Jillard, and A. Dickson did not bat. ...110 Tota m ...206 Total , m 190 S ussex v. M.C.C. ANDG round .—The follow­ ing have been seleoted to represent Sussex in their match at Lord’s on the 19th, 20th, and 21st, viz:—Messrs. F. M. Lucas, F. Thomas, G. H. Cotterill, J. Hide, A. .Hide, W. Humphreys, Tester, Bean, H. Phillips, Quaife, and S. Hollands. Y o rksh ire v . T w e n t y - t w o C o l t s .— T he Young Players did some heavy scoring in this match, played at Sheffield on Monday and Tuesday. T h e ir totals w ere 356 (E. Robinson, of Horley, 69; J. Bedfearn, oi Lascelles Hall, 47), and 61 for four wickets. The Elevenmade 260 (Hall 80, Hlyett 62). C b ic k e t Report Sheets for sending matches to this paper can be had at the Office, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Common. E.C, Price 9d. per dozen, postage Id, extra,