Cricket 1887

jUNB a, 1887 CRICKET: A WEEKLY BECOfiD OF THE GAME. 171 HAMPSHIRE v. NORFOLK. Thanks to a great performance of Mr. F. E. Lacey, and the good bowling of Mr. Currie and Young, Hampshire had a hollow victory in this match, played at Southampton on Monday and Tuesday, winning by an innings and 842 runs. Mr. Lacey’s innings of 323 not out—the largest score recorded, we believe, in an inter-county match—only occupied four hours and a half, and included four sixes, two fives, and thirty-seven fours. H a m p s h ir e . L. Bonham-Carter, o Jarvis, b Rudd ... 9 A. R e s e ll, run out ... 27 F . E. Lacey, not out...323 E. O. Powell, run out 26 D ible, e and b Rye ... 56 H. Arm strong, o C. Jarvis, b Jee Annett, b R ye ... . Leaf, • W ickham , Rye ... ., Mr. C. E. Currie, Jee, b Rudd ... , Young, b Rye ... , Roberts, c sub., Rudd ........... B 9, lb 5 ... Total ...558 N o r f o l k . First Innings. M ajor F. A. Currie, b Young 10 O. H. Jarvis, b Young ... 0 Hansell, o Lacey, b Young 30 L. K. Jarvis, o Leat, b Arm strong.......................... 7 b Currie A. M. Jee, o Leat, b Arm strong ................................. 0. H. M orton, o Leat, 1 Arm strong... ... ......... Rev. A . P. W iekham , < Lacey, b Young ........... 1 E. J. Buxton, not out.............................. 8 Rye, c Powell, b Arm strong 0 P. Raikes, b Young ...........10 Rudd, b Young ................... 0 Lb ........................... ... 6 Second Innings. b Currie ........... 0 c Leat, b Annett 29 o Lacey, b Currie 4 .. 21 0 o and b Currie ... 27 5 b Currie ........... 7 run out ... 15 •b Currie ........... 0 c Leat, b Young 5 c Young,b Currie 12 not out ........... 4 B 14, lb 1 ... 15 T otal ... 77 Total ...139 WEST WRATTING PARK v. H. J. CARSON’S XI. Played at West Wratting Park on May 25. H. J. Carson’s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. A. C. Nixon, b Hossack ... 5 not oat ......21 E, J. Disbrowe, b Hossack 12 c Gott, b L. Savill ........ 5 A. Dickson, c H. Savill, b L. Savill ............. . ...24 b L. Savill......... 2 C. H. Hunter, c H. Savill, b L. Savill ...................13 b Saunders ... 8 G. W. Evens, run out........... 5 c Nelson, b L. Savill ........ 1 H. J. Carson, b L. Savill... 3 H. Drake, c Law, b Hos- saek .............................. 1not out ......... 2 G. Winch, b Hossaek ... 7 b L. Savill .......... 0 G. Sheppard, b Hossaok ... 0 b Cobbold........51 S. Bostock, b Hossack ... 2 run out ........ 7 G. Lemon, not out ........... 0 run out .......... 0 B 5, lb 2, w 1 ............... 8 137, lb 3, nb 1 11 Total ...........80 W e s t W r a t t in g P a r k . Total ...1C8 W . N. Cobbold, c and b D iabrow e.................. 24 A. Hossack, b Dickson 7 P. W illiam s, c D ick­ son, b Disbrowe ... 1 L . Savill, b Disbrowe 0 H. Savill, c Nixon, b Dickson .................. 11 A. Saunders, c Carson, b D ickson.................. 12 E.W .Nelson.c Nixon, b D ickson ........... C. G ott, run out J. C. Law, not out ... B.Armytage,b Drake W .Crabb, c Evens, b Drake .................. B 5, w 1, nb 2 ... Total ........... HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. EPSOM. Played at Epsom on May 28. H a m p s t e a d N o n d e s c r ip ts . W . J. H aycraft, b Harrowell.................. H. Wade, b Judge ... W . B. Casson, b H arrowell.................. L. H utchinson, b Judge.......................... S. Haycraft, b Harrowell.................. J. M. Broad, b Brown C. Braithwaite, b Brown 10 R. L , W illiam son, b Brown .................. C. W. Haycraft, b Brown .................. W .A.Burton, not out E. Abbott, c Read, b Brow n ................... B 8, nb 1 ........... Total E pso m . F. Ledger, b W . H aycraft J. . 14 A. C. Barton, run out A. Chadband, c J. S., b W . J. Haycraft ... 6 E. C. Murray, c Cas­ son, b W. J. H ay­ craft .......................... 0 J. Judge, c Braith­ waite,b Hutchinson 18 C. A. Brown, c Casson, b H utchinson.......... 8 E. A. Read, c J. Hay­ craft, b Hutchinson 0 W . Harrowell, c Broad, b W illiam ­ son ..........................22 H. Bird, b H utchin­ son .......................... 2 P. W illiam s, b Hut­ chinson .................. 1 J. O. Jacobs, not out 0 B 1, lb 2, w 2, nb 2 7 Total ... 79 PALLINGSWICK v. KENSINGTON. Played at East Acton on May 30. P a l l in g s w ic k . L. Walker, b Copland 4 A. H. Millson, c W at­ son, b Copland ... 41 B. A. Carter, b W at­ son .......................... 4 E. A. Collins, c Wat­ son, b Copland ... 32 L . Chapman, b Wat­ son .......................... 5 E. Kettle, b W atson 0 A. F. M. Gam ble, c and b Copland ... 0 A. W . Graham, b W a ts o n ................... G. E. Meares, b W at­ son .......................... A. Dampier, not out E. H. Rossiter, b W atson .................. L b .......................... Total .......... \ K r n sin g to n . C.E.Bloom er,b Collins 5 J. Yockney, b Collins 0 E. A.Watson,b Collins 34 A. Tenner, b Kettle... 4 A. Stewart, b Collins 1 G. W atson, c and b Meares ..................19 J. Atkinson, c Carter, b Walker.................. 2 A. Gardener, lbw, b Collins ..................10 E. W atson, b Meares 0 J.Payne.st Dampier, b Collins.......... ' ... 0 J.Copland, not out... 0 B 2, lb 3 ........... o Total ...........80 UPPER CLAPTON v. TRAFALGAR. Played at Tottenham on May 28. T r a fa l g a r . C. R. Forward, b T he C ricket F ie l d . By Rev. James Pycroft. The Standard Work on the Game. Ninth edition, just out, cloth bound, price 2s. 6d.; post free 2s. 9d. Contains Origin of the Game of Cricket; The General Character of Cricket; The Hambledon Club and the Old Players; Cricket generally established as a National Game by the end of the last Century; First Twenty Years of the present Century; A Dark Chapter in the History of Cricket; The Surrey—its History; The Zingari—their Origin; Battalogia, or the Science and Art of Batting; Hints against Slow Bowling; A Chapter on Bowling; Hintson Fielding. The Gentlemen and Players Matches to end of 1886.—Wright and Co. (Cricket Press), 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctor’s Commons, London, E .C . M ott... W . D. W allace, c Horner, b M ott ... A. H. Abbott, c Horner, b M ott ... D. D- Robertson, not out .................. B 4,1b 2 ........... Total W . Single, b M ott ... 0 P. B.Freeman, b M ott 19 H. B. Gripper, c Hill, b M ott ...................19 S. S. Robertson, b M o tt...............................................................15 C. H. Freeman, c Hill, b M ott ............................................. 0 J. R. T. Robertson, b Bartley .......................................................31 F. B. Gripper, c Ma­ son, b M ott ............................................. 0 U p p e r C l a p t o n . E. S. Horner, b P. B. J. Shepherd, b F reem an..................... 36 Freeman A. W . How, c and b J. R. Mason, b P. B. Freem an ... 0 G. Hartley, c H. B. Gripper, b A. Free­ man ..............................................................12 H. Shepherd, b P. B. Freeman ... ............. 0 Total ..104 P. B. ......... 0 P. B. Freem an.................. 19 E. C. M ott, not out 10 R. B. Hill, not out ... 0 B 9, lb 3, w 3, nb 1 16 . 93 A. L. W rightson, G. Meredith, andE. A. Johnson did not bat. OATLANDS PARK v. INCOGNITI. Played at Oatlands Park on May 28. O a t l a n d s P a r k . W.R.Lyon, c Giberne, b Nystrom ........... 5 E. Hume, c sub., b Nys t r o m ..................60 M.H.Paine, c Giberue, b Fenwick .......... 19 C. T. w eatherby. b Nys t r o m .....................13 F. W . Gosling, b Nys t r o m .....................18 M. M. Barker, c Ny- strom, b Parke ... 1 C. L. Hickley, c Giberne,bN ystrom 0 H. P. Thomas, b Ny strom .................. 1 H. Morris, not o u t ... 23 J.W . Biggs, c Felton, b Nystrom .......... 0 A . T. Tatham, c j Awdry, b Fenwick 23 B 4, w 7 .................. 11 Total I n c o g n it i . R. C. Nystrom, c W eatherby, b Hick­ ley ..........................17 W. F. Felton, b Paine 1 M ajor Fenwick, lb w , b Paine .................. 8 E. A. Parke, b H ick­ ley .......................... 9 E. Giberne, b Thomas 21 C. Awdry, b Thom as 31 J. E. Raven, c Tat­ ham, b H ick! ey ... 7 C. N. Sergison, b T h om a s................... 2 G. Synge, c and b Paine ...................13 H. Hill, b H ick ley... 0 C. J. Ashmore, not out .......................... 2 B 5,1 b 1 ........... 6 Total ,..123 ESHER v. NE’ER-DO-WEELS. Played at Esher on May 28. N e ’ e r - d o -W e e l s . First Innings. P. C. Sm ith,cSchultz, b M. W igram ........... 8 D. H. Barry, c Harris, b Schultz ........... 6 C.J. Cooper,b Schultz 13 G. Bicknell. c and b M oney-W igram ... 0 T. H. Roberts, c Clarke, b Schultz... Q B. H. Latter, c Long- worth, b Stainton 8 H. M. Stutfield, b Stainton................... F. B. May, c Harris, b Stainton ........... 0. Evans, not out ... T. B. Harbottle, b Stainton................... P.Thomas.bStainton L b .......................... Total 3 4 0 3 1 57 In the Second Innings Smith scored (not out) 16, Barry, c Stainton, b Eastw ood, 19, Evans, b Eastwood, 2.—Total, 37. E s h e r . LordH arris,c Thomas, b Evans .................. x N. E. Stainton,c H ar­ bottle, b Barry ... 19 C. C. ( larke, c Evans, b H arbottle ...........65 R. Sewell, c Thomas, b R oberts..................10 S. S. Schultz, c H ar­ bottle, b R oberts... 2 E. M. Wigram, b Thom as .................. 0 N .Thursby.bThom as 34 J. C. B. Eastw ood, b Cooper ......................69 E. D. Longworth, not out ......................60 A. Sillem, c Thomas, b C ooper.................... 0 Bowler, c Sm ith, b Cooper .................... 1 B 11, lb 4, w 6 ...21 Total ..283 CHARLTON PARK v. PRIVATE BANKS. Played at Catford Bridge on May 28. C h a r l t o n P a r k . G. Turner, b Thring 13 W . McCanlis, c Dash­ wood, b Hay-Cooper 18 H. E. Lawrence, c Inglis, b Johnston 4 S. R. Sargent, b Dash­ w ood ..........................20 A. H. Pease, b Thring 4 W . Burnett, b Thring 12 j W. Martin, c Inglis, b Thring ................... 6 I P r iv a t e B a n ks . H. Turrell, run out... W. G. Farquharson, b T a lbot.................. J. Hunter, b Talbot A. Burnett, not out L b 2, w 1, n b 1 Total ........... A. M. Inglis, c and b W. Burnett ...........99 W . B. Tyndall, b A. Burnett ..................15 A. F. Dashwood, st Lawrence, b Pease 17 C. H. M. Thring, b W. Burnett ................... 4 T. H. Talbot, not out 5 C.E.Edlman, st Law ­ ren ce^ W .Burnett 5 B 3, lb 2, w 1 ... 6 Total ...151 CHISWICK PARK v. HAMPTON WICK Played at Chiswick on May 28. C h is w ic k P a r k . First Innings. I. Farr, c WTright, b N.A.Loraine.b Cooke J. Cagney, run out ... W. Earnshaw, c Cooke, b Paice ... H. H. Vaughan, not out ........................... B 5, lb 1, w 1 ... 16 P e c k ..............................66 F. E. Street, b Peck... 5 F. W. Earnshaw, c Keeling, b Peck ... 0 W . Williams, c and b Cooke ......................32 G. A. Von Reischach, b Cooke .................. 0 Total ...........163 S.H.Beckley, b Cooke 0 C. M. Tuke, c and b P e c k ..........................15 In the Second Innings Loraine scored c Keeling, b Peck 7, Cagney (not out) 4, tarnshaw , c Keeling, b Peck 0, Vaughan (not out) 6; nb 1.—Total 18. H a m p to n W ic k . W. Cooke, c Tuke, b i E. W. J. W right, c Beckley ......... . ... 25 I Von Reischach ... 7 R. Livers, b Farr ... 31 I A.P.KeelinK, c Tuke, Von ..174 W il- F. W. Jay, b Reischach Peck, b Farr C. Threlfall. c liams, b Farr R. Smith, c Reischach, b L.W elstead,cLoraine, b Tuke b Von Reischach H. C. Paicc, not out J. P. Sheather, b I Von Reischach ... Von Farr B 7, lb 1 , w I, nb 1 10 Total ...108