Cricket 1887

MAY 26, 1887. CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 147 W an stea d . H. Fowler, st Swift, b Tween .............. 0 F. W. Barnes, c Ellis, b Wilson.............. 54 W. Francis, c Tween, b Kemsley ........ 5 S. R. Bastard, run out ..................... 0 E. E. Cockett, c Wil­ son, b Tween........ 1 R. B. Johnson, run out ..................... 5 E. A. Read, b E. C. Palmer .............. 0 W. R. Fox, b E. C. Palmer ............... 0 F. Westcott, not out 18 H. Smith, b Wilson 0 F. C. Hill, c Kemsley, b E.C. Palmer ... 3 Extras.............. 10 Total ..102 WANSTEAD v. HORNSEY. Played at Hornsey on May 21. W a n stea d . D. Womersley, b S. F. Westcott, c Har­ Clark..................... 34 rison, b Jeff ........ 13 S. R. Bastard, b S. R. E. Peake, c Jeff, b Clark..................... 35 Harrison.............. 7 R. B. Johnson, c sub., J. G. Fowler, not out 17 b Orton .............. 28 F. C. Hill, not out ... 6 F. W. Barnes, c Ray- Extras............... 26 ner, b Clark ........ 49 E. A. Read, c Jeff, b Total ........ 271 Swinstead ........ 56 W. Francis and W. R. Helmore did not bat. Hornsey did not bat. WEST OF SCOTLAND v. CLYDESDALE. Played at Partick on May 19. W e st op S cotlam d . First Innings. J. S. Carrick, b Evans ... 0 Morris (prof.), c Bryden, b Evans...........................34 A. W. Evans, b Evans ... 7 T. Anderson, b Evans ... 7 C. "W . Dunlop, b Clifford... 10 J. Carrick, jun., b Milner 23 A. D. Dunlop, c Robert­ son, b Evans ...............37 Second Innings. b Evans ........ 11 c Clifford, b Mc­ Cormick........ 2 c and b M’Cor- mick............... 6 b Evans ........ 0 A. Campbell, not out ... 8 0 A. W. Wilson, b Evans ... A. Neilson, c Henderson, b Clifford.....................12 not out A. T. Cowley, c and b Clif­ ford ........................... 3 Extras ..................... 4 c Hunter, b Mc­ Cormick ........ c and b M’Cor- mick.............. Total ............. 125 C l y d e s d a l e . Extra Total W. R. M’Cormick, c J. Carrick, b Morris 17 T. C. Highet, 1b w, b Wilson ............... 5 T. C. Bryden, c Mor­ ris, b J. S. Carrick 38 J. Robertson, b Neil­ son ..................... 0 R. Dempster, b J. S. Carrick .............. 25 J.Henderson,c Camp­ bell, b Morris........ 1 J. H. Edmiston, not out .................... 20 H. Evans, c A. D. Dunlop, b J. S. Carrick ............... 5 Milner (prof.), g Wil­ son, b J. S. Carrick 4 H. E. Clifford, c J. S. Carrick, b Wilson 35 A..N. Hunter,run out 14 Extras............... 8 Total ...172 WEST OF SCOTLAND v. XXII. GLAS­ GOW JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION. Played at Partick on May 21. J u n io r Asso. XXII. R. Gordon, c and b Miller J. Frier, c Dunlop, b Wilson .............. 3 W. Binnie, c Cowley, b Morris .............. 0 R. M’Intyre, c Wilson, b Morris .............. 3 D. Bisset, b Wilson... 12 D. Taylor, b Wilson 9 W. Buchanan, c Dun­ lop, b Wilson........ 0 G. Souter, rua out ... 0 J. Hammersley, st Cowley, b Morris ... 0 J. Dowie, b Wilson ... 0 H. Maypee, c Miller, b Wilson.............. 11 A. R. McLeish, b Wil­ son ..................... l D. M'Intosh.bWilson 0 J. Bowie, b Miller ... 10 J. Smeaton, b Miller R. H. Whyte, c An­ derson, b Weir ... E. Campbell, b Neil­ son ..................... G.W. Miller, b Miller W. Bowie, bNeilson J. M’Kinnon, c and b Miller.............. William Muir, st Cowley, b Miller... J. Stark, not out ... Extras.............. Total , 05 A. W. Evans, b Tay­ lor A. Campbell, b Campbell ... C. W. Dunlop, Cameron ... W e st op S c o tl a n d . T.Anderson, not out 32 12 Morris (prof.), not Muir, out ..................... 2 Extra .............. 1 11 Total 97 A. Neilson, J. F. Dunlop, A. W. Wilson, A. P. Cowley, J. H. Miller, jun., and F. K. Weir did not bat. LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. The Sussex eleven showed to great disad' vantage in their first match of the season against Lancashire, begun at Manchester on Monday, and were beaten before the end of the second day by ten wiokets. Messrs. F. M. Lucas, W. Newham, F. Thomas, and G. Brann were absent from the Sussex team, and Messrs. A. G. Steel, H. B. Steel, and O. P. Lancashire from their opponents, so that neither County had its full strength. Mr. Cotterill showed steady oricket each time, but with the exception of Quaife, who added con- eiderably to the reputation gained by his good show against M.C.C. and Ground at Lord’s last week by an exceptionally good performance in the second innings, no one else did anything noteworthy with the bat. Six of the eleven failed to make a run in the second innings, and but for Quaife, who deserves the highest credit for his excellent batting, they would have made a very poor show. Quaife went in first, and was not out at the end of the innings, which had lasted two hours. Watson’s bowling was remarkably effective for Lancashire. He took altogether eleven wickets at a cost of only 43 runs. Briggs, in the second innings, got six wickets for 36 run3. Bean was, as will be noticed, the most successful bowler on the Sussex side. Baker, who played for the first time for Lan­ cashire in this match, is, we believe, G. R. Baker, who has been actively identified with the Malton Club. S u sse x . First Innings. W. Tester, c Pilling, b Watson .................... 5 W. Quaife,b Watson ... 12 G. H. Cotterill, b Ward ... 20 E. J. M‘Cormick, b Wat­ son................................. 4 J. Hide, c Pilling, b Wat­ son................................... 10 W. Humphreys, b Watson 10 J. Bean, st Pilling, b Wat­ son.................................. 1 Tebay, b Ward .............. 8 A. Blackman, c Hornby, b Watson .................... 0 H. Phillips, not ou t........ 4 A. Hide, b Watson ........ 0 Second Innings. b Briggs ........ 14 not out ........ 40 b Briggs ........ 14 b Watson........ 2 b Briggs ........ cBaker,bBriggs b Watson........ b Watson ........ b Briggs ........ 0 b Watson........ 0 b Briggs ........ 0 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 Total ...............74 L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings* Total ... 81 A. N. Hornby, b A. H ide.................... 15 Barlow,cHumphreys, b Tester .............. 8 J. Eccles, c and b J. H ide.................... 38 Briggs, b Bean........ 7 G. Baker, b Bean ... 0 Robinson, b J. Hide 27 F. Ward, b J. Hide 3 C. H. Haig, c Cotterill, b Bean Yates, not out... Watson, b Bean Pilling, b Bean... B 5, lb 1 ... Total ...154 In the Second Innings Baker scored (not out) 2, Ward (not out) 0.—Total, 2. BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u sse x . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Watson ... 48 32 20 7 Barlow ... 2$ 14 34 0 Ward ........ 21.314 20 3 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ...89 27 23 4 . ... 5 1 7 0 8 4 12 0 Briggs... 26.313 6 L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. J. Hide ... 42 25 49 3 ....... . 0.2 0 1 0 A. Hide ... 27 12 Fean ........ 27.212 Tester........ 8 3 13 Blackman... 4 1 5 Humphreys 3 0 7 0 1 0 M.C.C, G. v. YORKSHIRE. Though Yorkshire sent its regular team to Lord’s on Monday to meet the Marylebone Club, the latter had the best of the game throughout. The match, limited in conse­ quence of the Derby to two days, was finished before the time fixed for drawing stumps on Tuesday evening, in favour of M.C.C. by ten wickets. Marylebone, although Mr. W. G. Grace was prevented from playing, had a strong eleven. Wootton, owing to a severe injury to his bowling hand while batting, was, however, unable to bowl more than one over, and the loss of his services placed the side at a disadvantage, making their success the more meritorious. Marylebone, who went in first, remained at the wickets till past five o’clock on Monday for a total of 248, of which four batsmen contributed 178. Flowers was the chief run-getter, taking out his bat for a well- got score of 63 not out. Yorkshire just failed to save the follow-on by one run, otherwise the match would in all probability have been drawn. The chief features in the Yorkshire batting were the good hitting of Preston in the first, and Peel in the second innings. The latter, in particular, deserved great credit. He made 54 of the last 76 runs got by York­ shire, and carried out his bat. Chatterton and Pougher were the most successful bowlers for M.C.C. M.C.C. & G. W. Scotton, b Ulyett 11 W. Chatterton, b Emmett .............. 36 G. G. Heame, c Hall, b Preston.............. 44 W. Gunn, c Hunter, b Bates..................... 3 Mr. “J. Thompson,” b Emmett .............. 35 Mr. E. A. J. Maynard, b Preston.............. 9 W. Flowers, not out 63 First Innings. W. Hearn, c Pres­ ton, b Bates......... Mr. F. T. Welman, (capt.), c Peel, b Bates ............... Pougher, st Hunter, b Ulyett........ ... Wootton, c Grim- shaw, b Peate ... 1 B 11,1 b 5. w 4 ... 20 6 18 Total ..248 In the Second Innings Chatterton scored b Bates, 8, Gunn (not out), 26, Thompson (not out), 18; b 1, n b 1.—Total, 54. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. L. Hall, c and b Pougher 1 W. Bates, c Maynard, b Pougher .................... 18 Hon. M. B. Hawke (capt,), b Chatterton .............. 23 R. Peel, b Chatterton ... 6 G. Ulyett, c G. Hearne, b Pougher .................... 3 Second Innings, c Chatterton, Pougher... , c Scotton, Chatterton , 13 c Flowers, Chatterton not out c Scotton, Chatterton J. M. Preston, c Welman, b Flowers.................... 45 run out I, Grimshaw, c G. Hearne, b Pougher.................... 17 . 10 54 .. 31 .. 10 S. Wade, b Flowers ... ... 1 T. Emmett, b G. Heame... 7 E. Peate, not out .........11 J. Hunter, b Chatterton 6 B l, lb 2 .................. .. 3 c Thompson, b Flowers........ c Wootton (sub.) b Pougher ... b G. Hearne ... 1b w, b Pougher b Pougher........ B .............. Total ...168 Total ...131 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. & G. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Peate ... ... 32.2 90 31 1 ....... 8 3 13 0 Bates ... ... 29 9 38 3 ....... 7 3 16 1 Preston ... 18 9 26 2 ....... 3 1 7 0 Peel ... ... 10 5 8 0 ....... 2.2 0 16 0 Wade ... ... 18 9 85 0 Ulyett... ... 19 10 21 2 Emmett ... 43 20 69 2 Emmett bowled four wides and Bates a no-ball. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Pougher ... 46 21 58 4 Chatterton 21.3 8 35 3 Flowers ... 31 9 50 2 , G. G. Hearne 22 12 21 1 , Wootton ... 1 0 1 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 82.119 37 4 ... 26 13 34 3 ... 23 9 41 1 ... 25 17 17 1