Cricket 1887

MAY 19, 1887. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 135 Cricket at dtorix THE ELEVEN y . SIXTEEN FRESHMEN. The Eleven had an easy victory in this match, played at Oxford on Thursday last and two following days. The chief features of the game were the excellent all-round cricket shown by Mr, H. W. Forster, and the good batting of Messrs. Rashleigh, Nepean, and Key for the Eleven. S ix t e e n F r e s h m e n . First Innings. P. C. Joy, c and b Forster 8 F. H. Gresson, c Forster, b Cochrane..................... 7 G. M. Jones, c Rawlinson, b Forster.....................22 E. S. Currey, b Forster ... 2 Brain, b Second Innings, b Forster ........ 85 b Cochrane 14 E. St. Hill, Forster .....................15 absent... M. J. Dauglish, lbw, b Forster ..................... b W r e fo r d - Brown ........ 19 b W re fo rd - Brown ........ 4 c Nepean,b Wre­ ford-Brown ... 11 E. T. B. Simpson, c Hild- yard, b Cochrane........ 1 b Cochrane H. M. Walters, b Wreford- Brown...........................24 G. E. Papillon, run out ... 5 H. Harrison, b Forster ... 3 R. Topham, c Hildyard, b Forster ..................... 1 P. T. Baker, c Forster, b Cochrane .............. 0 E. S. Winter, c Cochrane, b Wreford-Brown........ 11 H. Lyon, c Hildyard, Forster ..................... 2 not out R. H. Moss, sb Philipson, b Forster....... ......... 0 ... 0 ... 8 b ... 30 ... 0 b Cochrane c Cochrane, Rawlinson b Rawlinson b Forster ... lbw, b Forster... 2 c Hildyard, b Forster ........ 4 T. W. Cook, not out... B 8 , lb 5, nb 3 ... st Philipson, b Rawlinson ... 1 b Forster......... 8 B16,lbl,wl,nb3 21 Total ...............126 T h e E l e v e n . First Innings, Total ...161 J. H. Brain, b Baker 8 A. K. Watson, st Lyon, b Joy........ 1 H. Philipson, not out 22 A. H. J..Cochrane, c Jones, b Gresson 6 J. Rawlinson, b Moss 1 B 9 .lb l.w l ...11 K. J. Key, b Moss ... 46 E. A. Nepean, c Joy, b Moss.....................42 W. Rashleigh, c Lyon, b Baker ...............47 H. W. Forster, c Joy, b Moss .............. 12 C. Wreford-Brown, c Moss, b Baker ... 1 L. D. Hildyard, lbw, b Baker ........ ... 6 In the Second Innings Philipson scored c Joy, b Moss 2, Forster (not out) 41, Rashleigh (not out) 31; b 7, lb 1, w 1.—Total 83. BOWLING ANALYSIS. S ix t e e n F b e s h m e n . Total ...205 First Innings. O. M. R. W. Cochrane W.-Brown Rawlinson ForRter ... 54 44 29 3 ... 25 19 14 ... 19 13 17 ... 34.115 50 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 41 22 53 2 ... 30 21 28 2 0 .... 18.112 15 3 9 ......... 32 19 28 4 Nepean 6 0 16 0 Cochrane bowled one wide and six no-balls. T he E leven . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Moss........ Gresson ... Harrison Jo: Bal . 53.321 10 iker* 15 9 . 27 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . 20 , 14 9 , 14 Cook... 3.1 Harrison and Gresson bowled a wide each, THE ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. Some heavy scoring was recorded in this, the last of the trial matches at Oxford, finished yesterday. Though the Eleven opened with a big score of 333, the Sixteen, thanks to some fine hitting by Glennie, and useful contri­ butions by the later batsmen, headed this by 37 runs. At the finish the Eleven were 62 runs on, with five wickets to fall. Rawlin- son’s bowling figures for the Sixteen were the most noteworthy. Mr. Forster again showed very promising all-round cricket. T h e E le v e n . First Innings. Mr. F. H. Gresson, b Raw­ linson ...........................53 Mr.H.W.Forster, cBradby, b Bawlinson .............. 60 Mr.W.Rashleigh,cGlennie, b Lester .................... 52 Mr. J. H. Brain, b Lester 24 Mr. K. J. Key, c Watson, b Croome .....................20 Second Innings, b Croome........ 5 b Rawlinson ... 2 c Fowler, b Raw­ linson ........ 5 cPrinceChristian, b Moss ........ 36 Mr.E.A. Nepean, c Lester, b Rawlinson .............. 10 notout .........23 Mr. H. Philipson, st Daug­ lish, b Croome.............. 16 Mr. C. Wreford-Brown, b Rawlinson.................... 20 notout ......... 14 Mr. A. H. J. Cochrane, b Rawlinson.................... 16 Mr. L. D. Hildyard, not out 14 Mr. E. G. Bromley-Martin, c Bawlinson, b Moss ... 1 B 4C, 1b 7 ...............47 c Bradby,b Raw? linson ........ 0 Total ...333 N e x t S ixte e n . B 12, lb 2 ... 14 Total ... 99 Mr. P. C. Jov, c Bromley:Martin, b Cochrane ...............28 Mr. P. Coles, c Key, b Cochrane............ . 3 Mr. G. M. Jones, c Philipson,b Forster 5 Mr. A. K. Watson, c Bromley-Martin, b Forster ............... 7 Mr. B. G. Glennie, b Cochrane........ ... 85 Mr. M. J. Dauglish, b Forster ... ... ... 13 Mr. A. C. M. Croomo, c Philipson, b Forster ...............47 Lord G. Fcott, c Bromley-Martin, b Wreford-Brown ... 41 Prince Christian Victor, c Philipson, b Cochrane ........ 21 Mr. F. T. Higgins, b Cochr&ne ........ Mr. E. H. F. Bradby, b Wreford-Brown Mr. J. B. Lester, b Bromley-Martin... Mr. G. Fowler, c Brain, b Bromley- Martin ............... Mr. E. St. Hill, not out ..................... Mr. J. B. Bawlinson, b Wreford-Prown Mr. R. H. Moss, c Philipson, b Coch­ rane ..................... B 11, lblO .n bl 14 40 Total ..370 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S ix t e e n . Cochrane Forster ... B.-Martin O. M. R. W. 79 39 128 6 61 36 89 4 26 10 44 2 O. M. R.W. W.-Brown 35 13 70 8 Gresson. 4 0 17 0 Cochrane bowled a no ball. E l e v e n , First Innings. Second Innings. Rawlinson Moss... Fowler Lester Croome Joy ... O. M. B. W. 32 32.2 7 17 8 22 5 48 19 14 3 M. R.W. 11 35 3 3 14 1 2 3 0 1 4 0 6 29 1 CHISWICK PARK v. C. Played at Chiswick C. M. T uke ’ s A. F. Stopford, c Loraine, b Earnshaw .............. 29 F. E. Street, b Earnshaw 12 C. M. Tuke, c Martyn, b Earnshaw..................... 0 C. S. W . Cobbold, b Eam- shaw ........................... 0 C. E. Horner, c Martyn, b Eamshaw.....................21 Col. Bircham, b Williams 0 F. Gillson, c Wigan, b Eamshaw..................... 4 A. S. Tuke, not out ........ 3 A. N. Other, b Martyn ... 1 A. S. Tuke, absent ........ 0 H. Blackett, absent........ 0 M. TUKE’S XI. on May 7. XI. not out ........ 50 not out ........ 0 b Kingsland ... 34 c Martyn, b Kingsland ... 19 csub,bKingsland 6 lbw,b Kingsland 0 Total ... TO B 12, lb 3,w4 19 Total ...128 W. E. Martyn, c Stop­ ford, b Horner ... 14 E. E. Wigan, b Horner 11 F. W. Earnshaw, c Tuke, b Cobbold ... 1 J. Cagney, c sub, b Horner ............... 0 N. A. Loraine, c Blackett, b Horner 11 H.Vaughan,bCobbold 4 H.Broadrick, c Street, b Horner............... 0 C h is w ic k P a r k . O, G.Ladelle.b Cob­ bold ..................... W. Williams, c Gill­ son, b Cobbold ... W. Kingsland, c Street, b Horner... H. J. Town, not out B 2,1 b 1 ... ... Total 1 G 3 , 52 CHISWICK v. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL. Played at Chiswick on May 11. C h is w ic k P a r k . GAV.Hillyard,cCross, b Heasman ..........116 J. J. R. Green, c Hughes, b Hubbard 46 G. A. Von Reishach, b Heasman................ 0 W. Williams, b Heas­ man ........................19 F. E. Street, b Hub­ bard ...................... 4 A.Priestley.bHubbard 0 W. Kingsland, b Hub­ bard ...................... 2 Sir H.T. Freeling, b Hubbard ........ 0 E. R. Broadley, b Heasman ........ 4 J. Nicoll, c and b Heasman ........ 8 N.A.Loraine,not out 2 B 19,lb 6 , wl... 26 Total........227 B a r t h o l o m e w ’ s H o s p it a l . G. Heasman, st Wil­ liams, b Loraine ... 46 A. O.Hubbard,runout 47 T. M.Draper, cNicoll, b Reishach ........ 2 A.L.Fleming, c Street, b Williams ........ 3 C. E. Judge, b Wil­ liams............ . ... 10 H. S. Maw, not out 2 A. Cross, c and b Williams ........ 0 F. V. Elkington, b Green .............. 0 W.K. Hughes,not out 1 B 5,1 b 1 ........ 6 Total ...117 E. Andrews and H. Mortimer did not bat. BOHEMIANS v. THESPIANS. Played at Wandsworth Common on May 17. B o h e m ia n s . L. Weston, c Emery, b Wheatman .........10 J.W.Josey, run out... 0 Collins, c and b Wheatman ........ 11 T. Phillips, b White­ head ....................... 3 J. Maund, played on b Whitehead........ 0 E. F. Fay, b White­ head ..................... 22 V. Gadesden, c Dar­ win, b Whitehead... 1 W. Stiles, c Emery, b Whitehead........ C. Chinn, not out ... C. L. Lockton, b Gardner.............. A. P. Arnold, Gardner........ B 1, lb 1, w 1 Total ... 1G 3 T h e s p ia n s . Dixon, c Maund, b Arnold ............... 8 Gardner, c Gadesden, b Arnold...............13 Wheatman, b Fay ... 2 Whitehead, c Chinn, b Fay.....................40 Macnamara, bArnold 7 Darwin, b Arnold ... 2 Phillips, c Chinn, b Arnold .............. 11 Brownlow, c Gades­ den, b Arnold ... 16 Barrington, c Stiles, b Gadesden........13 Emery, b Phillips... 0 Stacey, not out ... 5 W3, b 9,1 b 2 ... 14 Total , ...131