Cricket 1887

178 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 9, 1887. I THE SCORE BOOK. NOTICE.—The Editor wishes it to be dis­ tinctly understood that he only guarantees nsertion of the scores of those lubs arrang­ ing for the publication of all matches. To ensure insertion scores must reach this office, at the latest , by the first post on Tuesday morning following the match. CLAPHAM WANDERERS v. LENNOX. Played at Dulwich on May 28. C l a p h a m W a n d e r e r s . D. L. Jephson, c Goad, b T. Tre­ gellas......................... 2 N. O. Goode, run out 5 H. V. Bate, not out... 15 P. J. Bate, b C. P. Tregellas................... 0 J. Short, b T. Tre- gcllas ................... 5 Rev. A. Mursell, b T. T re g e lla s...........10 H. Roberts, c Heas­ man, b C. Tregellas 0 L e n n o x . A. Richardson, b M ayo ................... A. Hine, b T. T re­ gellas ...—«•.. ... D. Crawford, b M ayo G. E. Davis, b Rim - ington ................... B 3, lb 2, nb 1 ... Total ........... H. D odgson, c F. Bate, b Jephson ... R . Heasm an, b F. B a te .......................... J. Rim ington, b F. B a te .......................... T. S. Tregellas, b F. B a te .......................... C. P. Tregellas, run out ........................... B. Heasman, b Jeph­ son ........................... F. Mayo, lbw, b Jep h son ................... G.B.W alker, run out J. Farrer, c F. Bate, b Jephson ........... J. Smith, not out ... W . G oad, c Goode, b Jephson ... ... B ........................... Total , 17 ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL v, SURREY CLUB. Played at Kensington on May 31. S t . P a u l ’ s S c h o o l . W ickenden (pro.), c Hill, b Bull ...............21 S. C. W atney, run out 15 A. Leechm an, d Jeph- son ....................... 20 A.Broomfield, c Bate, b H ill............................ 2 H. S. Willson, b Jeph­ son ..............................14 L . Tubbs, b K nott ... 14 S u r r e y C l u b . F. Marzials, b K nott R.Barwell,b Jephson S.Browne.b Jephson W . Stranack, b Jeph­ son ........................... J. V. Lyle, not o u t ... B 8 , lb 7 Total ...117 W. G .Stonor,b W ick­ enden ................... 12 H. V. Bate, b W ick­ enden ................... 12 A.H .Knott, b Broom ­ field .......................... 0 F. Hill, c Lyle, b Leechm an ...........30 II. A. Smith, e Leech­ man, b W ickenden 4 D. L. J. Jephson, not out .......................... 19 J.B.Oakley, c B room ­ field, b Leechm an 3 C. A. Stein, c Leech­ man, b Broom field H. T. Bull, b B room ­ field ........................... E . L. Chavasse, c Browne, b B room ­ fie ld ......... . ........... N. Defries, c Barwell, b Broom field B ........................... Total ...........! BOUNDS GREEN.—CAPTAIN v. VICE­ CAPTAIN. Played at Bounds Green on May 30. C a p t a in . C.A.Ensell,b Cleather 9 J. Ashwell, c and b Lewis..........................24 C.J.Coltson, c Brown, b Cleather ........... 7 C. C. D . Coltson, b C lea th er..................37 F. Hilder, b Cleather 13 B. A. Hirst, run out... 14 J. M. Ensell, 0 and b C leath er.................. 5 V ic e -C a p t a in E. P. Cleather, b J. Ensell .................. 4 W . S. Sidney, c Colt­ son, b C. Ensell ... 34 n . Cockerell, c Ash­ well, b J. Ensell ... 3 C. Hirst, b J. Ensell 0 A. H abershon, b Coltson ...................27 J. Lewis, b C. Ensell 2 A. Kane, b Coltson 2 C.Rice, b Habershon T.W .Todd, b H aber­ shon.......................... S. Stokes, b Cleather H. Ashwell, b Haber­ shon.......................... F. Kitson, not out... B .......................... Total ..128 A.L.Brown, c Hilder, b Coltson ........... F. J. Rice, b Coltson W. T. Panting, c J. Ensell, b Coltson W. Jelly, c C. Ensell W.G.H. Rice, not out B 1, nb 1 ........... Total 75 HAMPSHIRE v. SUSSEX. Neither County had its full strength for this mattch, begun at Southampton on Monday, Sussex being without Messrs. F. M. Lucas, W, Newham, G. Brann, and I'1. Thomas, and Hants without Messrs. F. E. Lacey, E. G. Wynyard, II. W. Forster, and F. Meyrick- Jones. The ground had not as yet thoroughly recovered from the recent heavy rains, and as a consequence the scoring was not so high-as has often been the case when these Counties have met. In the threecompletedinnings,indeed, the highest individual contribution was Mr. E. O. Powell’s second score of 44 for Hants. Bean, Tester and Tato were the chief run-getters for Sussex, and the first-named in addition took six of the Hampshire wickets. The most successful bowler, though, of the match was Arthur Hide, He took ten Hampshire wickets at a cost of 67 runs. Sussex won by nine wickets. S u sse x . First Innings. Quaife, b Young ... 12 Mr. C. A. Smith, c Tester, c Gerds, b _ Powell, b Young... 0 Young ..................32 Tate, c Fellowes, b Mr. G. N. Cotterill, b R o b e rts ....................20 Young ........... 9 Phillips, b Dible ... 0 B .'H iderc Pencraft, b A, Hide, not out ... 5 Arm strong ........... 6 B 6, w 1 ........... 7 W . H. Dudney, b Arm- — strong... ... ...........10 Total ...........153 Hum phreys, b Arm ­ strong.......................... 0 Bean, b Arm strong ... 52 In the Second Innings Quaife scored c Russell, b Young, 31, Tester (not out), 30, Bean (not out), 5; extras, 1.—Total, 67. H a m p s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. L. Bonham-Carter, c Tate, b A. Hide ........... 0 cPhillips,b Bean 0 Mr. A. Russell, st Phillips, b A. Hide .......................... 7 c Dudney, b Smith ........... 14 Mr. H. Calder, st Phillips, b A . H id e ................. ... 2 c Humphreys, b A. Hide ........... 32 Dible, 1 b w, b B e a n ........... 28 c A.Hide, b Bean 1 Mr. E. O. Powell, c Phillips, b A. Hide .......................... 0 c Tester,b Smith 44 Mr. H. Arm strong, c Bean, b A. Hide .......................... 5 b Smith ........... 0 Mr. G. F. Gerds, b A . Hide 4 c Tester, b A. H id e.................. 0 Young, b Bean .................. 2 b A. Hide ........... 10 Mr. P. H. Bencraft, c J. Hide, b Bean .................. 0 not out ........... 21 Roberts, not ou t.................. 0 b Bean ........... 33 Lieut.-Col. Fellows, c Smith, b A. Hide ........... 6 rnn out ........... 0 L b .................................. 3 B 3,1 b 4 ... 7 Total ................... 57 Total ... L62 BOW LING ANALYSIS, S ussex . Y ou n g ... . Armstrong. Roberts D ible ... . First Innings. O. M. R . W. 60 33 80 4 58.136 44 4 5 1 15 1 5 2 7 1 Young bowled one wide. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 10.1 2 31 1 ... 18 11 *7 0 ... 14 8 18 0 H a m p s h ir e , First Innings. O. M. R .W . A. H id e........... 24.213 24 7 J. H id e ........... 19 9 23 0 Bean ........... 5 2 7 Tester Tate . Smith. Second Innings. O. M. R . W . ... 49.131 43 3 10 5 15 0 33 14 43 3 9 4 8 0 8 1 22 0 22 14 24 3 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. CROYDON v. SUTTON. Played at Sutton on June 4. S utton . First Innings. Second Innings. A. J. F. Ford, b Allan ... 31 c Day, b Neech 8 S. Hallam, b G r a n t........ 7 b D a y ....................22 W . T. Goad, c Drage, b G ra n t................................ 5 b M cCulloch ... 14 L. J. Paice, c Hill, b N eech ................................ 7 c Hill, b D rage 12 A. Hyslop, c Grant, b A lla n ................................. 0 b Neech ............23 C. J. Smith, c Sealy, b G ra n t...............................30 run out ............ 1 W . Hayman, b Grant ... 1 c Grant, b Day... 1 H. Ashworth, c Roberts, b Grant ........................ 0 c Hanwell, b Sealy ........... 2 H. Morris, c Drage, b Day 8 b Allan ............16 G. Ruck, c McCulloch, b r G ra n t................................-. 4 not out ............12 W . Kerswell, not out ... 5 b Drage ............ 5 B 4,1 b 4.......................... 8 B. 11, lb 2, nb 2 15 Total ...........106 C r o y d o n . Total ...131 E. I. Day, c M orris, b F o rd .......................... 4 A. Hill, b P a ice .......... 2 W .T . Grant, b Paice 0 J. C. Neech, b Ford ... 31 A. W. Allan, b Ford... 11 G. L. Hanwell, c Sm ith,bF ord.......... 0 M. W . B . Sealy, b P a ice .......................... 7 J. E. M cCulloch, c Smith, b Ford ... T. L. Roberts, c Paice, b Ford A. E. Drage, b Paice H. E. Ellis, not out B 4,1 b 2 ........... Total 0 0 0 6 , G1 CROYDON v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Croydon on June 4. C it y R a m b l e r s . W. * R. Hassell, b Shrimpton .......... 7 A.E.Coates, c Shrimp­ ton, b Evans ... ... 0 W .J.Elliott, c Knight, b S h rim p ton .......... 4 H. W. W ard, b W il­ kinson ..................26 J. Dempsey, b Ching 20 G. T. M orrison^ c Wilkinson, b Ching 0 C r o y d o n . H. J. Sturgeon, Austen, b Dent S. O. W oolmer, Knight, b Dent E. L. Johnson, lb b Dent ........... T. Cocks, not out B 6,1 b 7 ... Total c ... 23 ... 0 ... 0 ... 13 ... 93 E. B. W ilkinson, b Johnson .................... 16 H. R. Groom , b John­ son .......................... 8 J. A. Knight, not out 51 J. Aris, c and b Has­ sell .......................... 44 A. C. Dent, not out 1 B 10, lb 4, nb 3 ... 17 Total ...........137 C. F. Evans, R. J. J. Shrim pton, S. J. Ching, H. L . Balfour, T. P. Austen, and W. T. Taylor did not bat. WEST WRATTING PARK v. S. K. JOYCE’S XI. Played at West Wratting Park on June 2 . W e s t W r a t t in g P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. W . N. Cobbold, c Hodge, b Dixon .............................14 c sub., b Manley 35 A. C. Nixon, c Lowe, b H odge........... ......................31 st Las Casas, b Savill ...........32 E. J. Disbrowe; CHodge,b D ixon............ ......................32 c Savill, b Cox... 11 L. Savill, run out ............ 3 c and b H odge... 0 P. W illiams, b-Hodge ... 0 bC ox .................... J. C. Law, b Savill ............ 4 b Cox .................... A. Saunders, b cox ............ 3 not out E . W . Nelson, not out ... 3 b Low e W. Crabb, b Savill ........... 2 c Rokeby, Cox............. 1 4 ... 11 ,.. 5 b C. R. G ott, c Lowe, b S a v ill................••• •• B. Armytage, st Las Casas, b Savill.................. B 2,1 b 1... .................. 0 b Cox ........... 0 b C o x ........... 3 B 3,1 b 2 6 0 5 ...112 Total ..................95 Total S. K. J o y c e ’ s XI. T. Harratt, run out ........................... 1 Las Casas, b D is­ browe ................... 4 H. Rokeby, b Cob­ bold .......................... 5 S. K. Joyce, not out ........................... 2 B 3 ,1 b 1 ........... 4 R. H . Hodge, b Dis­ browe.......................... 3 W . H. Dixon, bCob- b o l d ......................... 0 F. L. Cox, c and b D isbrow e.................. 0 H. Savill, b Disbrowe 17 J. Lyall, c Savill, b D isbrow e.................. 0 F. E. Lowe, b Cob­ bold .......................... 1 j. H. Manley, b Dis­ browe.......................... 0 Total ... 37