Cricket 1887

MAY 26, 1887 CBiCKE'f A WEEKLY EECOiti) OF THE GAME. 155 Cricket at Cambritrge. MR. A. J. WEBBE’S ELEVEN v. CAM­ BRIDGE UNIVERSITY. After having very considerably the worst of the first “ hands” in this match, begun at Cambridge on Monday, the University played up pluckily and were able to get three of Mr. Webbe’s eleven out in the second innings be­ fore the winning hit were made. Mr. Webbe was origi nally to have brought a team of amateur?, but ashis bowling was weak a place was found for Rawlin, who, as will be seen, proved of the greatest service with bat as well as ball. Cambridge, who went in first, were dismissed for 131, of which 90 were made by Messrs. Kemp—whom every one will be pleased to see in the University eleven—and Sutthery. The latter, who has been very successful this term, went in second wicket down and made 55 out of 123 scored duringhis stay, carrying out his bat after a display of good cricket. The chief feature of the first in­ nings of Mr. Webbe’s Eleven was the stand of Mr. Vernon and Rawlin, who added 105 runs for the sixth wicket. Both hit well, but were indebted to mistakes in the field. In a minority of 171 Cambridge opened their second innings badly, and seven wickets were down for 166 runs. A determined stand by Messrs. Ford and Martineau, however, altered the aspect of the game altogether, and 87 runs were added for the eighth wicket, chiefly by the brilliant hitting of the former. In his finely hit score of 79, which only occupied about an hour and a quarter, were thirteen fours. Mr. Webbe’s Eleven won eventually by seven T7ickets. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . First Innings. E. Crawley, b Rawlin ... 2 H. Orr, c Rawlin, b Robertson .« .............. 2 G. Kemp, run out ........ 35 A. M. Sutthery, not out ... 55 F. Marchant, b Rawlin ... 0 F. Meyrick-Jones, c Para­ vicini, b Rawlin ... ... 11 H. Hale,c Webbe, b Rawlin 4 F.G. J. Ford, c G.A.B. Lea­ tham, b Rawlin ........ 4 L. Martineau, b Rawlin ... 11 N. K. Stephen, b Rawlin... 0 A. R. Cox, c &b Robertson 1 Second Innings, b Rawlin ........ 7 st G. A., b A. E. Leatham ... 13 b Rawlin ........ 0 c and b Robert­ son .............. 9 c Walker, b A. E. Leatham ... 40 c G. A., b A. E. Leatham ... 17 c Webbe, b A. E. Leitham ... 10 Extras ... Total ... 6 ...131 b Rawlin ... b Robertson not out c Walker, Rawlin ... Extras... ... 79 .. 26 ... 3 b ... 4 ... 15 Total ...223 P. -T. de Paravicini, b Hale.................... 11 J. Robertson, b Hale 0 A. K.Leatham,cMar­ tineau, b Sutthery 15 G A. B. Leatham, not out .............. 0 B 23, lb 1 ........ 24 Total ...302 M r . W ebbe ’ s XI. First Innings. C. I. Thornton, b Hale.....................15 E. J. C. Studd, b Stephen .............. 1 J. G. Walker, b Hale 15 J.Frank.c Martineau, b Sutthery ........ 4 A. J. Webbe, b Hale ... 38 G. P. Vernon, c Orr, b Marchant ........ 95 Rawlin, c Orr, b Hale 84 _I h the Second Innings Studd scored b Stephen, 35, Frank, c Ford, b Marchant, 2, Paravicini (not out) 3, Robertson (not out) 3, G. A. B. Leatham, b Marchant, 9; extra 1.—Total, 53. BOWLING ANALYSIS. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r sit y . First Innings. Second Innings. O.M. R. W. 0.M. R. W. Rawlin ... 49 30 47 7 ........ 53.329 73 4 Robertson... 33.312 32 2 ........ 39 20 68 2 A. Leatham 6 2 16 0 ......... 20 8 44 4 frank........ 3 0 7 0 Webbe........ 21 10 23 0 ........................... 146230 Liatham to.vied two wides. Mr. W e b b e ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hale ........ 6323 110 6 ........ 4 1 13 0 Stephen ... 24 8 51 1 ............................ 10 6 6 1 Siftthery ... 31.313 45 2 ........ 6 3 11 0 Martineau... 24 1038 0 Ford ........ 4 0 8 0 ........ 4 t 9 0 Marchant... 9 126 1 ........ 7.2 3 13 2 HAMPSTEAD v. HENDON. Played at Hendon on May 21. C. H. Page, not out ... 23 G. E. Waller, c Allen, b Pawling.............. 0 H. E. Langton, b Stoddart.............. 0 T. A. Fison, b Pawling 5 F. W.Andrew, b Stod­ dart .................... 8 H. Munday, b Stod­ dart .................... 4 H. Andrews, b Stod­ dart ... E.W.Winterbottam, b Stoddart ........ J. Woolley, c Paw­ ling, b Stoddart ... A. Dennison, hw, b O’Dwyer............... J. Cripps, run out ... B 6, w 1 ........ Total ........ A. E. Stoddart, b Waller .............. 28 E. Britten-Holmes, not out .............. 27 B. vv. Sharp, c Fison, b Waller .............. 2 A. S. Johntton, b Waller .............. 14 J. G- Q. Besch, c Waller, b H. An­ drews .................... 1 H a m p ste a d . A. W. Sharp, lbw, b H. Andrews........ H S Turberville, o Woolley, b Waller A. G. Allen, b H. An­ drew* .............. A. H. Davidson, not out .................... B 1, lb 1 ......... Total S. S. Pawling and E. O’Dwyer did not bat. ST. LEONARDS SCHOOL v. UNIV. SCHOOL, Played at Bopeep on May 21. S t . L eonards S chool . J. P. Hortin, b Sims... 15 A. Tooth, not out ... P. C. Baker, b Sims J. Yeames, lbw, b Sims.................... B. Braden, run out... Extras.............. Total H. D. Phillips, b Sims J. Teschemaker, b Cross.................... 3 H. E. Nix, b Sims ... 0 G. A. Gowenlock, c Heath, b Sims ... 0 F. Lydall, c Heatn, b Sims.................... 26 J. M. Gowenlock, c Cross, b Sims........28 U n iv e r sit y S ch o ol . Heath, b Tesche­ maker .............. 11 Barlow, b Tesche­ maker .............. 0 Stent i, c Hortin, b Teschemaker........ 1 Beven, b Hortin ... 1 Masterman, c Lydall, b Hortin ........ ... 2 Saville and Sims did not bat Cross, not out., Thornton, b Tesche­ maker ............ Stent ii, b Braden . Richards, not out . Extras............ Total... . FOREST HILL CLUB. F ix tu r e s fo r 1887. May 21—Lee, v. Northbrook May 21—Forest Hill, v. Norwood II. May 28—Lee, v. Granville May 28—Forest Hill, v. St. Austin’s ♦May 30 —Forest Hill, v. Norwood I. ♦May 30—Plaistow, v. Plaistow June 4—Forest Hill, v. Kensington June 4—Sydenham, v. Sydenham Athletic ♦June 8—llickmansworth, v. Bickmansworth June 11—Croydon, v. Croydon June 11—Forest Hill, v. Norwood Park ♦June 15—Forest Hill, v. Guy’s Hospital June 18—Addiscombe, v. Addiscombe June 18—Forest Hill, v. Lyncombe ♦June 20—Tunbridge Wells, v. Tunbridge Wells June 25—forest Hill, v. Oakleigh Wanderers June 25—Dulwich, v. St. Austin’s ♦June 30—Southgate, v. Southgate July 2—Finsbury, v. Hon. Artillery Company July 2—Forest Hill, v. Brockley ♦July 7—Forest Hill, v. Rickmansworth July 9—Forest Hill, v. Northbrook July 9—Bromley, v. Bromley ♦July 12—Erith, v. Erith July 16—Forest Hill, v. Addiscombe July 16—Lee Green, v. Bavensbourne I. ♦July 21—Forest Hill, v. Colveston July 23—Forest Hill, v. Croydon July 23—Carshalton, v. Oa^shalton ♦July 27—Forest Bill, v. M .Longmore’s XI. July 80—Forest Hill, v. (i anville July 30-Mdcup, v. Sidcu ♦Aug. 1—Norwood, v. Norwood I. ♦Aug. 1—Forest Hill, v. Norwood II. Aug. 6—Forest Hill, v. Norwood Park Aug- 13 —Forest Hill, v. Grecian August 13—Blackheath v. com ♦Aug. 18—Forest Hill, v. Southgate Aug. 20—Forest Hill, v. Sydenham Athletic Aug. 20—West Norwood, v. Grecian ♦Aug. 25—Forest Hill, v. Erith Aug. 27—Forest Hill, v. Hon. Artillery Company Aug. 27—Brockley, v. Brockley ♦Sept. 1—Forest Hill, v. OakleighWanderers Sept. 3—Plaistow, v. Plaistow Sepo. 3—Forest Hill, v. Ravensbourne II. ♦Sept. 6—Forest Hill, v. Colveston Sept. 10—Forest Hill, v. Ravensbourne I. Sept. 17—Forest Hill, Married v. Single ♦Whole day matches. STAR v. BRIXTON. Played at Brixton on May 14. S t a r . J. H. Warren, c Jones, b F. Cheesewright... 10 C. A. Turner, b F. Cheesewright........ 17 F. Lett, c Dennis, b Riley ..................... 4 W. Murden, b F. Cheesewright........ 7 H. Holford, c Cheese­ wright, b Dennis ... 24 E. H. Dines, lbw, b Knott.................... 9 B r ix t o n . First Innings. J. H. Lacy, b Dennis 3 W. F. Cracknell, b Dennis ............... 0 J. Langworthy, b Knott ............... 4 G. Philp, b Dennis 10 G. Draper, not out... 0 B 10, lb 5, nb 1... 16 Total ...104 Second Innings. Knott, c Dines, b Lett ... 3 b Murden ... ... 10 Jones, b Lacy ... ... ... 6 b Murden ... ... 0 F. Cheesewright, b Lett... 0 b Cracknell ... 1 J. Dennis, run out ........ 1 b Cracknell ... 6 F. Dennis, not out ........ 10 b Cracknell ... 24 Riley, c and b Lacy........ 3 b Murden ... ... 9 F. Hose, b Lacy.............. 4 not out ... 5 Robinson, c Philp, b Lett 0 b Cracknell ... 2 A. Cheesewright, b Lacy... 0 not out ... 2 Roberts, b Lacy............... 0 Bailey, b Lacy ............... 0 Lb ... .................... 1 W ........ ... 2 Total ............... 28 Total ... 61 SECOND ELEVEN OF KENT v. BROMLEY AND DISTRICT. Played at Bromley on Friday and Saturday last. P. Northcote, for Bromley, took nine wickets for ten runs. K e n t 2 nd XI. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. C. Simmonds, b North­ cote ........................... 7 c and b North­ cote .............. 3 H. Day, c Hutton, Evans 2 not out ........ 2 Mr. J. H. Kelsey,c Iearne, b Northcote ... ... ... 10 b Northcote ... 0 H. Nuttall, b Evan ........ 7 c Betts, b North­ cote ............... 0 C. E. Harris, c Ireland, b Muggeridge .............. 1 b Northcote ... 1 Mr. E. Prall, b Hearne ... 10 not out ........ 0 Mr. A. Blaine, b Northcote 0 C. Pocock, b Ireland........ 11 c Muggeridge, b Northcote ... W. Ashdown, b Ireland ... 3 G. Chambers, b Hearne ... 0 F. Martin, c and b Ireland 20 c Evans, b Northcote ... 8 Mr. P. Hilton, not out ... 15 B 15, lb 3, nb 1 ........ 19 Total .............. 105 Total B r o m le y and D ist r ic t . 14 Mr. O. Evans, b Cham­ bers .................... 4 Mr. A. Hewitt, b Day 20 Mr.J. E. Jeary, c Day, b Blaine .............. 15 Mr. P. Northcote, c Martin, b Pocock ... 26 Mr. W. J. Hopton, b Pocock .............. 4 Mr. C. P. Hewitt, b Day .................... 2 Mr. H. E. G. Solbe, b Pocock .............. 3 Mr. J. A. Hutton, o Nuttall, bKelsey... W. Hearne. st Nutt­ all, b Martin Mr.W.L.Muggeridge, b Martin.............. Mr. F. S. Ireland, b Kelsey ............... Mr. M. P. Betts, not out ..................... B 5, lb 2............... Total , 93 P la yin g for Chigwell School v. Woodford Wells, G. Wilkinson took six wickets in 6 overs (4 maidens) at a cost of only 2 runs. I n a match between the Wanstead Ama­ teur and Victoria Clubs on May 21, Millbank bowled four wickets of the Victoria with four consecutive balls. He altogether took six wickets in two overs at a cost of 3 runs. O n May 14 a match was played between eleven of Bexhill Amateurs and eleven from Little Common. In the first innings of Little Common only 13 runs were scored from the bat. Bowling for Bexhill, W. Swadling took six wiekets (three in his first over) in 5 overs for 5 runs.