Cricket 1887

JUNE" 9, 1887 CRICKED: A WEEKLY RECORD OF TIJE GAME. 187 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. FOREST HILL. Played at Lee on May 28. G r a n v il l e (L e e ). P. Thirkell, c Robin- F. Taylor, b Robinson 3 H. W. Edwards, run out .......................... 8 L. R. Glover, c Robin­ son, b E. Edwards 9 F.E.Lander, b R obin­ son ................. . ... 15 J. O. W ilson, b R obin­ son .......................... 2 H. H. Davies, b E. E d w ard s................... 1 son, b E. Edwards C. M. Moore, not out C. Nuding, b R obin­ son .......................... G. Hobgen, c Capes, b E. Edwards C. J. Pearse, run out T o ta l... , 46 F o r est H il l . Rev. H. Biddell, b H. H. C. Garlant, b E d w ards................... 4 M oore .................. 2 P. J. Edwards, b M. C. Capes, c E d­ M oore .................. 10 wards, b M oore ... 0 E. H. Edwards, not H. G. Robinson, c out .......................... 53 Hobgen, b Davies 4 E. W . Gurney, c and G. A. Lingham, b b M o o r e ................... 0 Davies ........... v. 14 E. Pernell, b Moore... 2 J. T. Milne, not out 0 T. H. Vernon, b B 1, lb l, w 2........... T o t a l........... 4 M oore ................... 0 90 FOREST HILL v. PLAISTOW. Played at Plaistow on May 30. F o r est H il l . P. J. Edwards, c Rat- tigan, b Corthorn 14 A.Taylor, bG ibson... 11 E. H. Edwards, c Cor- thom , bC ousens... 14 G. H. Vernon, b Solbe 44 0. V. Sendyk, st Cor­ thorn, b G ibson ... 2 P.F. Rook, c Deeds, b G ibson .................. 27 J. T. Milne, b Cor­ thorn...........................18 F. Skipper, lbw, b G ibson ..................12 R. Boxall, b Corthorn T T. W . Foyson, b G ibson ................... 5 H. Edwards, not out .......................... 0 B 2, lb 2, w 1 ... 5 T o ta l...........159 P l a is t o w . First Innings. E. Latter, b E. H. E d­ wards .................. 11 B. Deeds, b Vernon... 5 H. Cousens, b Vernon 16 J. Gibson, c Taylor, b Vernon.................. 0 H. E. Solbe, bVernon 0 E. Layton, b E. H. E d w ards.................. 5 Total ...........51 C. E. Corthorn, b E. H. Edwards ........... In the Second Innings Solbe scored (not out) 14, Rattigan (not out) 64, Corthorn, c Skipper, b Taylor, 0, Leleu, b Taylor, 9; b 1—Total, 88. J. Logden, c P. Ed­ wards, b V ernon... J. Leleu, b Vernon... Rattigan, not out ... W. V. Jones, b Vernon .................. B l , lb l, w l ... SOUTH COAST NONDESCRIPTS STEYNING. Played at Steyning on May 30. S t b y n in g . First Innings. J. Skinner, b H olloway ... 6 Gatland, c G. B. Keeling, b H olloway .................. 9 H. Gates, c W . Keeling, b H o llo w a y ......................... C A.M itchell,c G. B. Keeling, b S tu ck ey........... ... i.. 0 P. Breach, c G. B. Keeling, b H olloway .................. 12 H am pton, b Holloway ... 5 Boevill, run o u t .................. 1 Dickens, lbw, b Stuckey... 0 Duke, b Holloway ........... 0 A. W hite, b Holloway ... 5 E. Breach, not out .......... 9 Extras.......................... 5 Second Innings, b Holloway b Stuckey........... run out ........... st Blair, b Hol­ loway ......... . st Blair, b H ol­ loway ...........: b Stuckey...........: c Overbury, b Holloway b Stuckey ........... c J. Ridsdale, b Holloway not out .......... b S tu ck ey.......... E x tra s ........... Total ........... 58 Total... S o u t h C oast N o n d e s c r ip ts . H. F. Overbury, c and b P. Breach .......... 0 W.Stuckey, b Skinner 2 J. W . H. Keeling, c M itchell, b Dickens 17 E. A. Ridsdale, c P. Breach,b E. Breach 50 G. B. Keeling, b P. Breach .................. 1 H. V. Keeling, b P. Breach .................. 2 A. E. Ridsdale, b Skinner ........... ... 4 E. H. Seaton, b E. Breach ..................10 W . C. Holloway, c M itchell, b Skinner 21 J. Ridsdale, b E. Breach ..................22 R. E. M. Blair, not out .......................... 5 Extras ........... 6 T o ta l. ...140 HORNSEY v. MILL HILL SCHOOL. Played at Hornsey on May 25. H o r n s e y . F. Swinstead, lbw, b R e e s .......................... 4 H. H. Priestley, b Rees .......................... 0 W .Groves, bBuckland 7 G. H. Swinstead, c Eduiinson, b Rees 22 S. Summers, lbw, b Rees .......................... 2 8. A. Walker, b Hell- yer ..........................46 F. S. H. Forshall, b R e e s .......................... 0 J. S. Elmore, c Ed­ m inson,bBuckland 0 T. A. Nicholls, b Buckland ........... 6 E. G. Robins, b Rees 0 F. Bisiker, not out... 41 F. Orton, not out ... .26 B 6,1 b 3, w 4 ...1 3 Total ...167 M il l H il l S c h o o l . S. C. Buckland, © Robins, b Forshall 8 D. R. Rees, b Swin­ stead.......................... 0 A. D. Cuthbert, b Swinstead .......... 0 Rev. C. J. Edminson, b S w in stead........... 7 R. H. Smith, c Sum­ mers, b Forshall ... 4 Rev. D. Hooper, b Swinstead ........... 0 T. W . Pearson, c Pfiestley, b Swin­ stead .......................... 9 B. J. Hellyer, b Swin­ stead ................... J. Baird, c and b Swinstead ........... J. B. Jackson, st N icholls, b For­ sh all........................... W . F. Lawrence, not out .......................... F.Nimmo, c Nicholls, b Forshall ........... B 1,1 b l ........... Total ........... 31 CHISWICK PARK v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at Chiswick on May 30, P a l l in g s w ic k . F. S. Heynemann, c W illiam s, b F a rr... 14 W . L. H otchkin, c Loraine, b Cagney 29 S. Cbeesman, c Cagney, b Farr ... 0 F.Clemence,c Cagney, b Farr ..................40 W . H. Stiles, lbw, b F a r r .......................... 6 C. Pennell, b Farr ... 40 P. Schuling, c Be«k- ley, b Farr ... ... 25 W . E. Yarborough, b F a r r ............................. 6 D.H.Hewitt,b Cagney 0 H. W, Burnside, c Beckley, b Cagney 10 W . K. Carter, not out 4 B 6, w 1 .................. 7 Total ..181 C h is w ic k P a r k . J. Farr, c Carter, b Yarborough .......... 6 F. E. Street, c Heyne­ mann, b Carter ... 61 W . Williams, c Stiles, b C a rte r..................12 A. Priestley, c Stiles, b Yarborough ... 4 C. M. Tuke, b Carter 2 N. A. Loraine. c Heynemann, b Yar­ borough ................. 27 W . Earnshaw, b Carter ...................11 J. Cagney, run out... 12 J. Nicoll, c Hewitt, b C arter.................. 0 S. H. Beckley, not out 0 R. H. Butterworth, b C arter.................. 0 B 2, lb 1, w 5 ... 8 Total ...143 CHRIST’S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, v. BEDFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Played at Bedford on May 28. C h r is t ’ s C o l l e g e . W . B. Jones, c Piper, b Sargent.................. 2 E. W . Jones, c Hut­ chinson, b Com bes 0 G. W . Thom pson, c Surtees, b Combes 38 T. Charlesworth, b Com bes .................. 1 J.H .Holden,bCom bes 0 J. J. Barnard, b Com bes .................. 14 A.E.Potter, c Hutch­ inson, b Piper ... 3 C. Pearse, b Com bes 14 A. R. Hoare, b Piper 3 J. Ogilvie, b Fiper... 1 C. E. Green, not out 0 B .......................... 1 Total . 77 B e d f o r d G r a m m a r S c h o o l . E. Sargent, b W . B. Jones.......................... C. F. W. H atchell, c Potter, b Pcarse ... A. D. Piper, b W . B. Jones.......................... H. S. Briggs, b W. B. Jones.......................... F. D. Henslowe, c Thompson.bPearse C.H.Treson, b Pearse W . W . Eum bley, b Pearse ................... C. Combes, b W. P. Jones .................. W . Surtees, b Pearse R, F. Chaldeeott, c Thom pson, b W. B .Joneft.................. F. Hutchinson, out ........... B 4, lb 1 Total not MIDDLESEX v. YORKSHIRE. The Yorkshire eleven had the worst of the luck in this match begun at Lord’s on Monday, and the game was completed before luncheon on the second day. The Yorkshire committee gave a trial to two youngsters who had scored well against the eleven for the colts at Sheffield, Mr. E. Robinson, of Honley, and J. Denton, of Wakefield. Mr. Webbe won the tossi, and, opining that the .wicket would improve as the game advanced, deified to put Yorkshire in, a decision which as tho weather held up, proved to be a wise one. In their first innings the Northerners made a poor show, and were all out for 55, Mr. Robertson and Burton equally dividing the wickets. Middlesex when they went in did not fare much better, and wrere indebted to the good cricket of Messrs. Webbe and Walker, who scored nearly two-thirds of the number, for their total of 99. Going in again in a minority of 44 runs Yorkshire made a better show, Peel, Mr. Hawke, and Ulyett all hitting with freedom. In the end Middlesex had 116 to get to win, and this number was got for the loss of four batsmen, Mr. Stoddart hitting well but with luck for 42. Burton’s bow'ling for Middlesex was one of the best features of the match. In the two innings of Yorkshire he took ten wickets for 82 runs. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. L. Hall, lbw, b Burton ... 14 c O’Brien, b Dunkley.......... 33 W . Bates, c Robertsoa, b Burton ... ........... R. Peel, b Robertson Hon. M. B. Hawke, c and b B u r t o n .......................... J. Denton, c W ebbe, b Burton .......................... G, U lyett, b Robertson ... 0 b W est ... ... 12 4 c Walker, b W est 20 3 c W alker, b Robertson ... 19 7 c West, b Burton 0 7 c W elman, b Burton ........16 MJr. E. Robinson, b R ob­ ertson .......................... 0 not out ... 23 J.M .Preston,b Robertson 17 st W elman, b Burton .......... 7 S. Wade, c Stoddart, b Burton .......................... 0 c W alker, b Dunkley......... 1 T. Emm ett, c and b R ob­ ertson .................................. 0 b Burton ........... 6 J. Hunter, not out ........... 2 e W elman, b Burton ......... 8 N b .................................. 1 B10, lb 4 ... 14 Total ... 65 M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, c Hunter, b W ade .......................... 31 Mr. P. J. de Paravicini, b U lyett.................................. Mr. A. E . Stoddart, b U lyett.................................. Mr. S. W . Scott, c Hall, b Emm ett .......................... Mr. J. G. Walker, b W ade Mr. T. C. O’Brien, c Den­ ton, b W ade ................... G. Burton, not out ........... J. E. W est, c Wade, b Preston .......................... Mr. J. Robertson, c Hall, b Preston .„ ... Mr. F. T. Welman, c Hall, b P reston .......................... Dunkley, b Wade ........... B 1, lb 2, w 1 ........... Total ...159 Second Inninge. 5 Hunter, b P reston ...........26 0 c Hall,b Emm ett 42 7 b Emm ett... 59 b U lyett ... 8 not out 7 not out B 6, lb 1 , 20 , 13 6 Total ... 99 Total ...11G BOW LING ANALYSIS. * Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M. R. W. Burton ... 23 10 26 5 ........... 31.3 12 56 5 Robertson... 22.2 9 28 5 ........... 28 8 54 1 W est... 16 7 25 2 Dunkley 15 11 10 2 Robertson bowled a no-ball. M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. 12 2 .......... 5.3 14 0 .......... G 3) 1 .........11 26 4 .......... 4 13 3 ..........11 Bates... 19 Eminent bow led a wide. Ulyett... Peel ... Emm ett W ade ... Preston . 11 . 5 . 13 . 16.3 . 9 1 15 1 0 11 0 5 24 2 0 12 0 3 23 1 8 25 0