Cricket 1887

CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. JUNE 2, 1887. M‘Donnell, was in some way mixed up with the row in which Barnes injured his hand, it will be well, perhaps, if I repro­ duce the following remarks from the pen of “ Ifelix ” in one of the April numbers of the Australasian newspaper. I have it from Barnes himself that, though Percy M‘Donnell was in the Oxford Hotel at the time the altercation took place, M'Donnell had nothing whatever to do with it. The tronble was between Barnes and Hiddilston. Those who know Percy M‘Donnell will esti­ mate at its proper worth the celebrated emanation from the pen of the Sydney corres­ pondent of the London paper referred to. The correspondent would do well in future to be sure as to the truth of his matter before committing it to paper, especially when its publication casts a totally undeserved imputa­ tion upon as genial a cricketer as Australia or England has ever produced. W h e n was the last occasion on which Surrey beat Notts on the Trent Bridge Ground ? I can remember the victories of 1861 and 1864, and particularly the latter occasion, when Shepherd, the last man had to go in, and Surrey won with only one wicket to spare. It was odd, by-the-way, that Notts should have been beaten at the Oval in 1865, and by the same narrow majority. I have not had the opportunity to go through the records to make sure of the date, but I cannot for the moment remember any win at Not­ tingham since 1864. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. WILLESDEN. Played at Willesden on May 28. G r a n v il l e .' J.W ilson, jr., c W hite, b H. J. Rogers ... 16 W . L. Pierce, b Shep­ herd .......................... 4 J. S. Clarkson, c Cloudesley, b Shep­ herd ........................... 2 F. W iltshire, c H. J. Rogers, b Shepherd 1 W. Edwards, c Crocker, b H. J. Rogers ................... 0 B. F. Gordon, c Crocker,b Shepherd 9 E. J. Brown, b Shep­ herd .......................... P. P. W ebb, b Shep­ herd ........................... A. J. W. Long, not out ........................... A. W. M oore, c and b Shepherd ........... A. R. Laym an, ab­ sent .......................... W .......................... Total E. L. Rogers, 1 b w, b Brown ...................19 W . Crocker, c Clark­ son, b W ilson........... 8 J. K. White, c Clark­ son, b W ilson ... 0 M. K. Fisher, c Clark­ son, b B row n ........... 5 L. W . Hunt, b Brown 9 P.L.Beall, b Edwards 18 A. E. Shepherd, b Wilson ...................27 W il l e s d e n . W. P. W illiams, b W ilson ...................17 H. J. Rogers, run out 6 R. Davie, not out ... 5 L. Cloudesley, c W il­ son, b Edwards ... 20 B 2, w 1 ........... 3 Total ...137 MR. J. W. HOBBS’ CLUB v. ILFORD. Played at Ilford on May 30. M b . J. w . H obbs ’ C lu b . First Innings. Second Innings. A. heeler, c and b H. mP orter.................................. 13 b H. Porter ... 0 T. Adam s, b Spencer ... 3 b H. Porter ... 17 T. Brown, c & b H. Porter 4 not out ........... 0 E . M illa.c and bH . Porter 23 e Carter, b H. _ , Porter ........... 2 G. Elsey, b H, Porter ... 7 c and b A. Porter 18 H. Adams, c Smith, b Spencer ... .................. 2 b H. Porter ... 18 J. Ayres, b H . Porter ... 0 b S p en cer........... 9 R. Thom son, c A. Porter, b H . Porter .................. 3 c Carter, b Spen­ cer .................. 5 E. H ooker, c Carter, b Spencer .......................... 0 b A. Porter ... 0 H. W ootton, b Spencer ... 10 c Carter, b A. Porter ......... .1 2 W. Peters, not oat ........... 3 not out ... 3 B l , l b l . . . ... ........... 2 Total ... 70 Total ... 81 I l f o r d . A. Porter, b M ills ... 0 H. Porter, c Thom ­ son, b M ills ........... 1 W . T. Spencer, b E lsey...........................10 A. Barnes, c Elsey, b M ills .......................... 19 Rev. A. J, Buckland, b Elsey ................... 2 J. H. Smith, b Mills... 11 W . Ashmore, b Mills 10 J. Pates, l b w , b Thom son ........... 9 A.Adam s,b Thom son 0 E. Gollege, h ot out 0 R. J. Carter, h w, b M ills.......................... 1 B 2,1 b 4 ........... 6 Total , 69 BUCKHURST HILL v. LONDON HOSPITAL. Played at Buckhurst Hill on May 30. L ondon H o s p it a l . First Innings. R. B. Debenham , c W . Charlesworth, b Palmer 0 F. J. Scott, b H a n ts........... 4 H. R . Burch, b Hants ... 3 N. C. Hichens, b Hants ... 0 A. R. T . Fagan, b Hants ... 15 A. Q. Andrews, b Hants ... 0 F . J. Conolly, b Hants ... 6 L . J. Lock, c & b Palm er 0 J. C. W right, not ou t........... 6 H. C. Barnes, b Palm er ... 4 P . A. Green, b H ants........... 2 G. Lys, b Palm er... B 5,1 b 2 ........... ... 12 ... 7 Second Innings. cH ants.bPalm er b Sh eldon ........... c H utchinson, b Oxley ........... b Hants ........... b Palm er ........... c W. Charles- worth,bPalm er b Palm er ........... not out ........... c Hutchinson, b Palm er ........... b Hants ........... c Hants, b Shel­ don ... .......... cOxley.b Palm er B 4,1 b 3, w 3 10 T otal ...................59 Total B u c k h u r s t H il l . 79 First Innings. J. Conquest, c Burch, b G r e e n .................. ........... F. J. Oxley, b L ock ........... W. Charlesworth, c Scott, b Green .......................... A. N. Offin, c Conolly. G r e e n .......................... O. Palmer, b Lock R . L. Allport, run out R. W . Muir, b Conolly H. A. Hants, c Barnes, b Conolly .......................... O. Charlesworth, c Fagan, b Conolly .......................... J. J. Sheldon, c Fagan, b Gunn .................................. W . R. Bowm an, not out ... R . Hutchinson, c Fagan, b Conolly .......................... Second Innings. 0 run out ........... 1 1 c Hichens, b Fagan ........... b . 12 run out 5 ... 7 7 cAndrews,bLock 0 12 not out ...........33 12 c and b Fagan... 5 2 not out ........... 4 8 b Fagan ........... 1 5 6 c Fagan, b L ock 2 1 c B T otal ................... 68 Debenham, b Green ........... 8 B ................... 2 Total ... 74 iE O L IA N S v. E D M O N T O N . P layed at E d m on ton on M ay 30. .ZE o l ia n s . First Innings. Second Innings. E . H. Heasman, c H. Har­ rison, b Brown ........... 0 b Le M are...............18 A. Howes, c Le Mare, b W ise .................................. 3 c M ilbourne, b Brow n ............ 1 O. Jones, b Brown ...........31 not out ............. 1 W . Morris, c Doidge, b B row n..................................34lbw, b Hawley... 51 R. Heasman, c Hawley, b Brow n.................................. 9 b M ilbourne G. Thom pson, c Bolton, b H awley .......................... 15 b W all........... E. J. Heasm an, 1 b w, b H awley .......................... 0 b Hawley ... W . H. H utchinson, not out ..................................18 c Brown, b Mare ........... A. Corr, b W is e ................... S c Hawley,b W ise H. Marks, c Wall, b W ise 0 c H. Harrison, b Hawley ... 0 A. W estcott, b W ise ........... 7 c M ilbourne, b Hawley ............ 0 B 2, w 1, nb 1.................. 4 B 5, w 2 ... 7 ... 23 15 ... 17 Le ... 4 3 Total J. Hawley, c Jones, b E. H. H easiran ... E. J. Brown, c E. H. Heasman, b Jones W . F. W all, b E. H. H easm an.................. F. W . Wise, c and b Jones.......................... A. Le Mare, b Corr ... F. Doidge, b E. H. Heasm an................... ...130 E d m o n t o n . Total ...143 st H. Harrison, Howes, b Corr ... 2 S. Snell, b Corr ... 3 A.Harrison, b Morris 10 A. Milbourne, b Morris ................... 2 W . B olton,not out... 1 B 6 , lb 1, nb 2 ... 9 Total 75 RICHMOND v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Wimbledon on May 28. W im b l e d o n . First Innings. W .C. Chappell, b F. W . Bush .................. G. H. Longman, b F. W. Bush .................. E. Oliver, c and b N eedham .................. F. S. Creswell, b W . B u s h .................. E. W . Reeves, b F. W. Bush .................. C. W . Hall, b Need­ ham F. 20 C. F. Giles, not out 28 W . Muir, b Needham 10 W . A. F. Rogers, b F. W . B u sh ................... 2 F. Young, c and b F. W . Bush................... 3 Jenkins, c James, b Needham ........... 5 L b ................... 3 Total 96 In the Second Innings Creswell scored (not out) 29, Young, c and b W . E. Martyn 4, Jenkins (not out) 15; 1 b 1 , w 1 —Total 5). R ic h m o n d . F. W. Bush, c Reeves, b Giles ...................22 W . E. Martyn, c Cres­ well, b Chappell ... 37 E. P. James, c Cres­ well, b Reeves ... 40 E. A. Bush, c Jen­ kins, b Reeves ... 8 E .D .C . Cecil, b Muir 0 O. B. Martyn, c Long­ man, b Reeves ... 1 C. W. M . Dale, b Muir 0 Needham, c Long­ man, b Reeves ... 2 J. J. D. N icholl, not •out .........................15 C. Roberts, c and b H a ll........................... 1 A. Benjaman, c sub., b Hall ................... 0 B 10, w 2 ......... 12 T otal ........138 0 RICHMOND v. HORNSEY Played at Richmond on May 30. R ic h m o n d . First Innings. F.W . Bush, c Rayner, b Brown .................. 0 E. A. Bush, b Swin- stea d .......................... 1 F. Fielding, b Swin- stea d .......................... 4 E. D. C. Cecil, c W alker,bSwin»tead 22 E. W. Ball, c Nichalls, b Clarke .................. 18 A. Young, b Swin- Total ...........76 stea d .......................... 0 In the Second Innings Cecil scored (not out) 22 Ball, c Harrison, b King 16, W illett, (not out) 0 b 2—Total 40. H o r n sey . P. Cox, c Jukes, b W. Muir, c Jeff, b Clarke ................... C. W . W illett, c Harrison, b Clarke 5 J. C. Jukes, n ot out 12 J. Johnson, b Clarke 8 E. C. Skead, c W alker, b Brown 9 L b ................... 2 H. R. Walker, c Muir, b Ball .................. 12 W . P. Harrison, c Fielding, b F. W . B u s h .......................... 1 P. A. Clarke, lbw, b Ball ..........................35 F. Swinstead, c Yeung, b F. W . B u s h ..........................34 F. Orton, b F. W. B u s h ..........................22 P. H. King, c Field­ ing, b F. W. Bush... 0 B a ll......... . ... ... 8 H Jeff, c E. A. Bush, b Ball ...................18 G.C. Rayner, c Muir, b E. A. B u sh........... 7 T. A. Nichalls, Jukes, b Ball Brown, not out B 7,1 b 6 , w 1 Total 3 3 14 ...157 BICKLEY PARK v. PLAISTOW (KENT.^ Played at Plaistow on May 28. P laistow . E. Latter, b G. Boosey .................. 44 G. F. Poulter, c Berens, b C. Boosey 15 H. Reynolds, b Hilder J. Gibson, c Cipriani, b C. Hoosey ........... M. Fittock, c G. Boosey, b H ilder... H. E. G. Solbe, b H ilder .................. J. Leleu, c Berens, b C. Boosey «. F. E. Rattigan, b C. Boosey .......11 E. Cator, c Cipriani, b H ild er...............1 2 C. G. Ackerley, not out ... ................. 0 J. Jones, b C. Boosey ................. 0 B 11, lb 3, w 4 ... 18 Total ...131 In the Second Innings Reynolds scored (not out) 23, Solbe, b C. Boosey 0, Leleu, (not out) 7 ; b 2,1 b 1, w 1, n b 1—Total 35. B ic k l e y P a r k . J.D ives, st Poulter, b Cator ..................34 O. C. Boosey, b R ey­ nolds ..........................16 C. T. Boosey, h w, b R eynolds.................. 0 B. Berens, c Poulter, b Cator ..................32 A . B. Cipriani, b Fit­ tock .......................... 21 C. H. W . Biggs, b Fit­ tock .......................... 3 R. C. Foster, c R atti­ gan, b C a tor.......... 3 R. Hilder, b G ibson 13 T. F. Ellis, not out... 15 P. J. Andrews, b Solbe ................... 2 M. Baker, b Solbe ... 7 B 5, w 3 ........... 8 Total ...154