Cricket 1887

186 CKKJKET: A WEEKLY EECOED Off THE „ GAME. JUNE 9,1887. SCORE BOOK— Continued. CHARTERHOUSE v. I ZINGARI. Played at Charterhouse on June 4. C h a r t e r h o u s e . H. A. Ford, b Middle­ ton .......................... 0 D. C. Lem an, c Tal­ bot, h J a r v is .......... 11 J. B. Hawkins, c and b Saunderson..........52 E. C. Streatfeild, lbw, b Jarvis .................. G H. R. Meyer, b Saun- derson .................. 3 L. R. W ilkinson, o sub, b Saunderson 33 W . F.H . Stanbrough, cTarvis.bMiddleton 7 H. C. Price, c Macan, b Saundcrson ... 4 C. M. Ravner, c Eyre, b M id dleton ............ 8 W . A. Shaw, b Saun­ derson ................ 11 R.Gatehouse,not out 10 B 9, w 1 ................ 10 Total ...105 I ZlNGARI. M ajor Hen. M. G. Talbot,bStreatfeild L . K. Jarvis, c Ford, b Shaw .................. L . Sanderson, c M eyer, b Shaw ... (t. Macan, b Shaw ... F. Gore, b Shaw J. Eyre, b Streatfeild Capt. M iddleton, c Hawkins, b Streat­ feild .......................... Lord W enlock, c Lenaan, b Streat­ feild .......................... 2 T. S. Dury, st Ford, b Streatfeild.......... 22 Hon. D. W . Carnegie (sub.), not out ... 7 J. St. J. Frederick, b Streatfeild ........... 0 B 7,1 b 2 ........... 9 Total ...125 WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. I ZINGARI. Played at Wellington College on June 2. E. C. Mordaunt carried his bat through the innings. He received his XI. colours. W e l l in g t o n C o l l e g e . E . C. Mordaunt, not out ............................................................52 G. Becher, h w .......... 12 G .W eigall,c Dorehill, b P a ra v icin i........... 2 S. T. Hankey, c Stephenson, bPara- vicini... ................... 3 lock, b M iddleton 5 A. H. W ilkinson, b A. Lyon, run out ... 5 Paravicini ........... 3 B 11,1 b 4 ...........15 F. Browning, b Para­ vicini.......................... 2 Total H. H aycock, c and b Paravicini ........... E . C. Langton, b D ore h ill................... H- F. Langton, b Paravicini ........... G. Berkeley, c W en ...105 I ZlNGARI. M ajor H on. M. G. Tal­ bot,cHankey,bLyon 37 M ajor Spens, c Hine- H aycock, b Berke­ ley ..........................27 Mr. L. K. Jarvis, not out .......................... 10 B 6, lb 4..................10 Total 90 M ajor Stephenson, P. J. B&ravicini, P. B. Smith, P. Dorehill, Capt. M iddleton, A. Cooper Key, Lord W enlock and Bon. A. Law ley did not bat. I ZINGARI v . CAMBRIDGE ATHENAEUM. Played at Cambridge. A t h e n j e u m . G. Kemp, b Bridge- m an ..........................37 A. M. Sutthery,. lb w, b B ridgem an...........2G E.CrawleybM orflaunt 18 S. S. Green, c Bridge­ m an, b Mordaunt... 18 F. H. Oates, c Sidney, b Barnard..................16 L. G. Arbuthnot, b Barnard .................. 1 R . O. Ridley, b Bridge­ m an ..........................34 H. F. Bowman, st Grim ston, b Bar­ nard.................. 2 E. Gurney, b Suther­ land .......................... 17 F. W hitbread, b B rid g e m a n ........... 3 L. B. Holland, not out B 4, lb 1 T o ta l...........181 I ZINGARI. Capt. Sutherland, run out ..........................33 W . Greenstock, b Sut­ thery .......................... 0 W . C. Bridgeman, b Sutthery ... ... ... 15 II. J. Mordaunt, not out .................. ... 52 T. II. Barnard, b Sut­ thery ..........................10 H on. G. W illoughby, st W hitbread, b K em p .......................... G G. Stephenson did not bat. Lord W enlock, b Oates ................... 1 Hon. A. Sidney, c Sutthery, b Oates 15 Hon. W . Grim ston, cSutthery.b Oates 4 Hon. D. Leigh, not out ........................... 2 B 7, lb 4 ......... 11 T otal........149 ELSTREE SCHOOL v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL. Played at Elstree on June 1. E l s t r e e . A. B. Rowley, b CrawT.S.Thomas, c Greig, ford .......................... 8 b Hebert ... .« 0 M. Grant-Peterkin, b F. Palmer, b Hebert 4 G reig........................... 16 G. H. Turner, b He­ L. E . Radcliffe, c bert .......................... 18 Chapm an, b HeF. A . Richardson, not bert .......................... 29 out .......................... 2 F. G. H. Clayton, c H. A. Hilton, b He­ Cazalet, b Greig ... 70 bert .......................... 7 E. A . Philcox, c CazaB 3, lb 3, nb 3 ... 9 let, b Hebert 2 — C. Andrece, c Cazalet, Total ...........166 b H ebert ........... 1 J. B. Chapman, c and b H ilto n ................- 0 S. Turner, lbw, b Andrece ................... 0 H. Francis, run out 17 P. J. Robertson, lbw, b Andrece ........... 0 G. R . Crawford, b Andre® ................... 5 R. A. G reig, b Clayton 10 H. R. Hebert, b Clay­ ton .......................... 3 H igh gate . I irst Innings. L . P. Cazalet, st Richardson, b Peterkin.................. P. G. W illiams, c Philcox,b Peterkin F. E . Young, c Phil- cox, b Clayton ... W . G. M irriebees, not out ................... B .......................... Total In the Second Innings Crawford scored (not out) 6, Cazalet (not out) 15; lb 1.—Total 22. CHISWICK PARK v. GUY’S HOSPITAL. Played at Chiswick on June 1. G u y ’ s H o s p it a l . H. B. Bolus, c W il­ liam s, b H illyard... 41 A. S. Fripp, c Reis­ chach, b Hillyard 39 F. Colclough, c Bena­ vides, b Hillyard ... 23 W . J. Scott, c Sir H. Freeling, b W il­ liam s...........................27 W.O.M itchell, b Reis­ chach, b W illiams 59 C. D. Rygate, c Farr, b W illiams ........... F. W illiams, hw, b W illiam s ........... R. Soper, run out ... F. M. Russell, b Wil­ liam s .................. T.S-J ickson, not out B 6, lb 2.................. Total C h is w ic k P a r k . J. Farr, b Rygate ... 19 J. Cagney, b M itchell 0 G. A . Von Reischach, b M itchell ........... 2 W . W illiam s, not out G3 J. N icoll, b Bolus ... 14 H .P. Surtees, not out 0 B 6, lb 1, w 1 ... 8 Total ...106 A. Priestley, J. R. Benavides, II. Bergel, Sir H. Freeling and G. W . Hillyard did not bat. S O U T H G A T E v. S O U T H E A S T E R N C O L L E G E , R A M S G A T E . P layed at R am sgate on M ay 30. S outhgate . First Innings. Second Innings. J. L. Phillips, c Purton, b E v a n s......................................22 b Purton ......14 A. E . W hite, c Morris, b Fisko ......................................21c D ’Anquier, b Purton ........14 H. G. Thom son, b Evans 1 st Norris, b Purton ... ... 8 A. L . Ford, b E v a n s ........... 0c Curtis, b Pur­ ton ................. 2 A. Wralker, c Davis, b E v a n s......................................11 b Purton ........ 2 F. F. W hite, st Morris, b Purton ............................ 0 not out ........ 3 A. F. W right, c Navara, b Purton ............................ 1 st Norris, b Purton ......... 5 J. Allen, b Purton .............. 2G b Purton ........ 2 E . A. W igan, b Purton ... 4 c Navara, b Evans ......... 0 R. Faithfull, b Purton ... 8 b Purton ........ 2 H. White, not out ..............13 b Evans ........ 3 B 4, w 1 ........................... 5 B 1,1b 3 ... 4 Total Total 59 ............ 110 S.E.C. Rev. E. D’Anquier, I C. Morris, not o u t... 26 lbw, b ^ alker ... 7 II. L. Davis, b Ford 0 W . Fislte, h Ford ... 7 W. Curtis, b Ford ... 11 J. ¥ vans, b Walker ... 0 J. Bradley,c W right, T. Navara, c Wright, b F ord .................. 2 b Ford .................. 6 B 1, lb 4 ........... 5 W. Talbot, b Ford ... 2 — W. A. Purton, c H. Total ...........56 W hite, b Ford ... 0 Rev.C.Teaver, b Ford 0 L E IC E S T E R S H IR E v. S U R R E Y . T h ou gh the L eicestershire eleven m ade a good fight in the first “ hands,” th e latter part of this m atch, begun on M on day at L eicester, was all in favour of th eir opponents, and in the end Surrey w on very easily b y 269 runs. M r. R oller w on the toss fo r S urrey, and though three w ickets w ere dow n fo r 38 som e good cricket by M r. W .W . R ead an d L oh m an n enabled them to reach a total of 168. T hough L eicestershire wTere on ly in a m in o rity o f 21 runs on the first innings, w hen Surrey w ent in again m ost o f th e team w ere seen to advan­ tage. A bel w ent in first and w as eighth out, h avin g been over five hours at th e w ickets for a score of 118 m ade w ithout an actual m istake. B ow ley, w h o m ade 43 n ot ou t at B irm in gham , w as again successful w ith the b a t; Jones and h e added seventy runs for the n in th w icket L eicestershire w ent in at 2.45 yesterday w ith an im possible task, w antin g 371 ru n s to w in. T h e effective b ow lin g o f L oh m a n n , B ow ley and B eaum ont, too, effectually preven ted any ch an ce o f th eir saving th e gam e, and the innings closed for 101. S u r r e y . First Innings. Second Innings. Abel, c Tomlin, b Pougher 7 b Colver ............118 Henderson, b R ylott ... 11 c and b Pougher 21 Mr. W . E. Roller, c and b R ylott.................................. 0 c Arnall-Thom p- son, b Turner 17 Mr. W . W. Read, c and b Pougher ..............................74 c Pougher, b W right .......... 32 M. Read, c Turner, b Colver......................................11 c W heeler, b P ou gher.......... 41 Lohm ann, c Tom lin, b Pougher ..............................41 c Wheeler, b Pougher.......... 7 Mr. M. P. Bowden, c Pougher, b W right ... 5 b R ylott ... ,.. 15 W ood, run out ................ 9 c and b Colver 23 Jones, run out ................. 1 c Crofts,b Rylott 26 Beaumont, st Wheeler, b Pougher ........................ 0 not out ............ 0 Bowley, not o u t ................ 3 c Arnall-Thomp- son, b Rylott 47 B 1 ,1 b 5.......................... 6 B ................... 2 ...168 Total ..349 Beaum ont... Warren, c and b Bowley.. Total . L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Wheeler, c Henderson, b 9 c Abel, b mann 43 c and b m ann Mr. A. W. Crofts, c W ood, b Beaumont ................... 4 c and b m ann Tomlin, b Jones.................. 0 c and b m ann Pougher, c Abel, b Bow ­ ley .............................................. 10 1 b w, b Bowley 6 Turner, b Bowley ........... 5 b Bowley Mr. C. C. Stone, b L oh ­ mann .................................. Colver, st W ood, b L oh ­ mann .................................. Mr. H. T. Arnall-Thomp son, b Lohm ann ......... Mr. S. R. W'right, b Loh­ mann .................................. R ylott, not o u t .................. Loh- .. 4 Loh- ... 15 Loh- joii- 32 run out , 25 not out . 9 b Beaum ont B 5,1 b 4, w 1 Total 0 b Bowley ... 0 c Bowley, Beaum ont 10 B 6,1 b 1 ...147 Total ...101 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First Innings. O. M. R. W . R ylott ... 41 26 46 2 .. Pougher ... 53 31 58 4 .. Colver ... 11 7 12 1 .. A^nall- Thom pson 13 3 29 0 ., W right ... 11 6 17 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 65.2 41 67 3 ... 81 37 113 3 ... 21 9 37 2 Stone Turner 4 49 0 9 58 1 2 20 0 2 3 1 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W. O. M. R. W Beaum ont... 36 19 53 2 ............ 8 5 11 2 Lohm ann ... 34.313 404 ... ... 37 14 49 4 Bowley ... 15 9 14 3 ............ 30 14 34 J o n e s .......... 23 13 22 1 Boiler........ 8 6 8 0 Roller bowled a wide.