Cricket 1887

JUNE 2, 1887. CBICKET: A WEEKLY RECOKD OF THE GAME. 167 SUSSEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE, A moderate eleven of Gloucestershire made a good fight against a strong team of Sussex in this match, begun at Brighton on Mon­ day, andj werej only beaten yesterdayl by four wickets. The game was very even and interesting throughout, and some capital cricket was shown on both sides. Gloucester­ shire, who went ijj first, only made a moderate start, and six wickets were down for 117. Some free hitting by Messrs. Croome, the Oxonian,and Cole, however, changed the game materially, and 88 were added during their partnership. Thanks to the sound cricket of Mr. Newham, who was in three hours and a half for his score of 108, and Jesse Hide, who between them scored 190 out of 245 from the bat, Sussexwere able tohead their opponentsby 18 runs. The Jtwo batsmen named while |in together, added 112 runs. In the end Sussex had 178 to win, and with four of the best batsmen out for 60, there seemed every chance of an interesting finish. When Mr. McCor mick and Jesse Hide got together, however, the Gloucestershire bowling was freelyhit, and their ^partnership, which produced 87 runs, practically won the match for Sussex. Mr, McCormick’s 51 included ten fours. Hide scored 126 in the match for once out. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W . G. Grace, c Hum­ phreys, b A. H id e ...........51 c Phillips, b A. Hide.................. 47 Mr. E. M. Grace, b A. Hide 4 1 b w, b A. Hide 1 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, o Humphreys, b Tester ... 17 c Phillips, b Brann ...........04 Painter, c J. Hide, b A. Hide ..................................15 c Tester, b A. Hide ...........25 Mr. G. Francis, b A. Hide 23 c M’Cormick, b A. H id e ...........15 Mr. E. L . Griffiths, b J. H ide .................................. 0 c Cotterill, b J. H ide.................. 1 Mr. A. C. M. Croome, b Hum phreys .................. 50 c Phillips, b J. Hide.................. 0 Mr. F. L. Cole, c Hum­ phreys, b Bean .......... 86 b A. Hide ............. 4 Mr. J .£ lo o r,b Humphreys 22 c H um phreys, b J.H ide ...........11 Mr. A. Newnham, l b w , b A. H ide .......................... 6 b J. Hide ...........11 Mr. J. A. Bush, not out ... 3 not out ........... 0 B 9,1 b 4 ..........................13 Extras.............10 Total ...240 S u s s e x , Total ...190 First Innings. Second Innings. Tester, c Painter, b W . G. G ra c e .......................... ... 15 c Bush, b W . G. G race ........... 4 Quaife, c Griffiths, b W. G. G ra ce ..................................10 run out ..........21 Mr. W. Newham, st Bush, b C ro o m e ............................108 c Croome, b W. Grace ...........23 Mr. G. H. Cotterill, b Newn­ ham ................................... 3 c Bush, b Newn- .Uifliham................... 7 M r. E. J. M’Cormick, b N ew nham ........... ........... 7 b C ro o m e ..........51 J. Hide, b Newnham .......... 72 not out ..........54 Humphreys, c Griffiths, b W . G. Grace .................. 2 c Bush,b Croome 2 Mr. G. Brann, b Painter... 27 not out .........13 Bean, b P a in te r .................. 0 Phillips, c Bush, b Painter 1 A. Hide, not o u t .................. 0 B 5,1 b 2, w 1 ........... 8 Extras ... 5 Total ...253 Total ...180 BOW LING ANALYSIS. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W . J. Hide ... 46 24 49 1 A. H ide ... 47 30 54 5 Bean ....... 26 8 59 1 T ester........... 9 3 12 X Humphreys 18.3 1 53 2 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ......... 51.2 26 69 4 ......... 44 21 52 5 ......... 16 9 17 0 ......... 8 3 20 0 ......... 6 1 16 0 Brann 8 6 6 1 S u s s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. W . G. Grace 58 27 88 3 ............ 41 21 62 2 N ew nham ... 6324 104 3 ............ 30 14 54 1 Croom e ... 14 6 24 1 ............ 14 7 25 2 B lo o r ........... 4 2 50 ............. Cole ........... 6 2 200 ............. Painter ... 5.3 2 43 ............ 15.1 7 23 0 Radcliffe 7 4 11 0 Croome bow led a wide. C H A R T E R H O U S E v. B R O A D W A T E R . P layed at Charterhouse on M ay 28. C harterhouse . First Innings. Second Innings. H. A. Ford, st Perkin, b Caswell .......................... 4 c and b Gibbs ... 21 D. C. Leman, b Gibbs ... 2 b G ibbs ... ... J. B. Hawkins, 1 b w, b Caswell ............................. 22 b C a sw ell............ E . C. Streatfeild, c Boyd, b Gibbs ............................ 1 run out ............ H. R. Meyer, b Gibbs ... 21 c and b Caswell 6 L . B. W ilkinson, c Caswell, b Gibbs .......................... 1 c and b Boyd ... 7 W . F. Stanbrough, c Lutyens, b M. Marshall 17 c and b Boyd ... 8 H. C. Price, c Fairtlough, b M. M arshall.................. 21 c Perkin, b Boyd 5 C. M. Rayner, b Caswell... 7 c Sparkes.bBoyd 0 W. A. Shaw, b Caswell ... 0 not out ............12 R. Gatehouse, not out ... 4 c sub, b Lutyens 0 L b ......................................2 B .................. " Total W . D. Marshall, Streatfeild ...........10 H. E. Caswell, b Shaw 3 A. Hughes-On slow, b W ilkinson ...........17 Capt. Boyd, b Shaw... 3 J. A. Perkin, not out 8 A. J. Gibbs, b Shaw... 10 M. Marshall, c Stan­ brough, b Shaw ... 0 In the Second Innings .............. 102 B r o a d w a t e r . First Innings. Total . 73 Capt. Fairtlough, b Shaw .................. M. C. Clarke, c Ford, b W ilkinson........... J. Sparkes, b Shaw... A. Lutyens, b Streat­ feild ........................... 0 B 1,1b 5 ........... 6 Total ............. 68 W . Marshall scored (not out), 12, Hughes-Onslow, c and b Shaw, 1, Boyd (not out), 0, Perkin c Streatfeild, b Shaw, 4 M. Marshall, c Hawkins, b Streatfeild, 2; b 4,1 b 1. —Total, 24. S T . JO H N ’S SC H O O L , L E A T H E R H E A D , v. O LD F IN C H L E IA N S . P layed at L eatherhead on M ay 28. S t . J ohn ’ s S chool . First Inning*. Second Innings. H. L . Rogers, b Atkinson 5 b W . P.Carpmael 1 W . S. Clowes, b Keele ... 3 c Stevens, b Keele ........... Harrison, c Atkinson, b K e e le .................................. 6 c and b Booty ... 0 N. Perkins, c Hemming- way, b Keele .................. 32 c Keele, b Booty 8 L . Davies, 1 b w ,b Keele... 2 b W . P.Carpmael 0 D. B. James, b Atkinson... 32 b Atkinson ...27 W. Hargreaves, b Atkinson 0 b Atkinson ... 6 S. M oore, o Stevens, b K e e le ..................... ............ 3 A. P. Butler, b A tkinson... 0 A. F. Rutty, not o u t ........... 3 not out ...........26 A. Martin, b Atkinson ... 0 n o to u t ........... 5 B 4,1 b 2, w 1 ........... 7 B 6,1 b 2, w 8 16 Total J. R. Atkinson, b Per­ kins .......................... R . Moreland, c and b H arrison.................. A . G. Booty, b Perkins T. Hemmingway, c Clowes, b Harrison W. P . Carpmael, lbw, b Harrison .......... W . Nelson, c Har­ greaves, b Perkins 15 G. Burrows, c and b H arrison .................. 2 O l d F in c h l e ia n s . Total ... 97 . 1 H. E. Stevens, b Harrison ........... 0 H. G. Carpmael, b P e rk in s.................. 12 H. E. Darby, c Rogers, b Harrison 2 E . Y. Keele, not out 1 L b ................... 3 Total 48 S e n d Seven Stamps for “ C r ic k e t C h a t .” Fourth Year of Publication. Contains: Cricket Incidents and Oddities, Cricket Re­ cords ; Portraits and Biographies of Messrs. A. E. Stoddart, W. J. Ford, S. W. Scott, L. C. Docker, A. Appleby, O. G . Radcliffe, J. G . Walker, R. T. Thornton, and the late Mr. W. Blackman; also Portraits and Bio­ graphies of Preston, Bowley,Wootton, Phillips, Cropper, F. Hearne. A. Hearne, Chatterton, Wood, and A. Hide. To be had of Wright & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. BARNES v. DOVER GARRISON. Played at Dover on May 30. D o v e r G a r r is o n . First Innings. 25 , 24 Morley, run out ... 5 Bowen, lbw, b W ood 0 Munro, run out ... 3 Birch, not o u t...........18 Corp. Kitty, b A. G. H. Stevens ........... 5 B 10,1 b 1 ...........11 Pochin, c W ood, A. G. H. Stevens Vanderzee, lb w , Ratcliff ........... Hyman, c W ood, Hutchinson Adair, st S. Nettleton, b A. G. H. Stevens 51 Beeton, c W ood, b A. Total ...........147 G. H. Stevens........... 2 Brg. Pearson, c A. G. H. Stevens, b W ood 1 In the Second Innings Yanderzee scored c Rat­ cliff, b A. G. H. Stevens, 2, Hyman, b Ratcliff, 9, Brg. Pearson (not out), 19; b 4.—Total, 34. B a r n e s . C.E. Ratcliff, b M unro TO R . Hutehm soh, c Alor- ley, b Munro ...........71 A. W ood, c Morley, b Mitnro ...................12 C. Nettleton, c M or­ ley, b Munro ........... 9 C.G. Stevens, b Adair 19 A. G. H. Stevens, b Munro ... .!. ... 1 F. W. Chettle, sub., b Munro .................. 0 A. Kmg, c Morley, b Adair .................... 2 A. Hemmington, b Munro .................... 0 S. N cttleton, b Hy­ m an ............................ 6 W. Stevens, not out 13 B 5, lb 2, w l ... 8 Total ..104 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. HAMP­ TON WICK. Played at Bushey Park on May 30. H a m p to n W ic k . First Innings. P. Castle, b Green ... R. W . Smith, b Green 17 Sivers, b Hockley ... 8 E. Docker, b Green ... 3 C. Threlfoll, c W ar­ ren, b 8tein ........... 8 G. Bird, c Faulkner, b Stein ..................13 J. Challis, c Warren, b Stein ................... L. Welsted, b Green J. Sheather, not out F.W. Cooke, b Green H. C. Paice, b Green N b .......................... Total ...........58 In the Second Innings Castle scored b Green, 0, Sivers (not out), 16, Bird, b Bull, 25, Sheather, b Green, 2; b 1,1 b 1.—Total, 45. B u r l in g t o n J. Faulkner, c Paice, b Smith ... 3 E. B. W arren, 1b w, b Castle ................28 R . D. Green, 1 b w, b Sm ith......................... 3 J. S. Walker, bPaice 14 A. E. G ent,c Smith, b Castle......................... 9 M. W ells, c and b P a ice .......................18 W a n d e r i J rs . H. E . H ockley, not out ....................... 36 H. T. Bull, c Sivers, b Paice .................... 2 F. B. G odrich, c sub., b Sm ith ... 15 C. A. Stein, c and b Smith ................... 0 R. Haaard, bSm ith 0 B 4,1 b 5, w 1 ... 10 Total ...138 OATLANDS PARK v . SURREY BENCH AND BAR (12 a-sidb). Played at Oatlands Park on May 30. O atlands P ark . First Innings. Second Innings. E .H u m e,c D ixon,bB road 38 n otou t ........... 6 Wr.R. Lyon, c Eyre, b Dixon 2 cHickley,bDixon 0 H. Morris, cA vory,b Dixon 0 W. W. W inter, run out ... 10 b T h ursby........... 2 F. W . Gosling, c Sidney, b D ix o n ............................................................................. 3 H. W etton, b B road ........................................................33 C. L. Hickley, c Sidney, b D ix o n ................................................................................51 T. B .Ponsonby.b Broad... 1 cPayne, b Dixon 2 A. T. Tatham, c and b D ix o n ................................................................................17 H. P. Thom as, b D ixon ,... 1 not out ........... 9 R. M. Newman, c Hall, b D ix o n .................................. 3 b Dixon ........... 0 J. W. Briggs, not out ... 0 B 2,1 b 1, w 8 ....................................... 11 B ......................... 3 Total ...170 Total S u r r e t B e n c h a n d B a r . T. S. Sidney, 1 b w, b Hickley ................... 7 E. Marshall Hall, c Hume, b Hickley ... 20 C. Awdry, b W etton 43 E. B. Eyre, b W etton 5 J. M. Broad, c Hume, b W etton................... 2 F. C. D ixon, c Lyon, b H ickley ........... 4 N. Thursby,b H ickley 9 H. Hill, b Thom as... H. C. Avory, not out N.Hickley, c Gosling, b Hickley .......... W . F. Barry, c Hume, b Hickley ........... W. H. C. Payne, b Hickley .................. B 16, n b 1 .......... Total ...125