Cricket 1887

188 i GEICKET: A WEEKLY BECOKD OF THE GAME. JUNE 9,188?. WAEWICKSHIBE v. SUEEET. A little more time on Saturday afternoon would in all probability have enabled Surrey to gain an easy victory in this return match, begun at Birmingham on Thursday, Warwick­ shire, when the game finished, still wanting 57 runs to save the innings, with only three wickets to fall. Heavy rain prevented any play on Friday, and on Saturday the ground was so heavy that the game could not be resumed till past one o’clock. Except that Mr. Bowden took Mr. Key’s place, the Surrey eleven was the same as that which had beaten Notts earlier in the week. Shilton bowled with great success for Warwickshire. He took eight of the ten Surrey wickets at a cost of 68 runs. The feature of the Surrey batting was the stand of the last two batsmen, Bow­ ley and Beaumont. They put on 71 runs for the tenth wicket. S u r r e y . Mr. J. Shuter, b Shilton .................. 30 Abel, c Grundy, b Pallett .................. 44 Mr. W . E. Roller, b Collishaw ...........27 Mr. W. W. Read, b Shilton ................... 3 M. Read, c and b Shilton ...................26 Lohm ann, c Har- borne, b Shilton ... 13 Mr. M. P. Bowden, b Shilton ................... W ood, c H arborne, b Shilton ........... Jones, b Shilton ... Beaumont, cLawton, b Shilton... .„ ... Bowley, not out B 3, lb 1, n b l ... Total ...225 W a r w ic k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. E. Wheeler, c Jones. b Lohm ann .................. 3 c Jones, b Beau­ m ont ...........25 Law, b Lohm ann ... ... 7 b Lohm ann ... 5 Grundy, c and b Roller ... 20 c Beaum ont, b Jones ........... 3 C. G. Lawton, c Roller, b Jones .................................. 15 c W ood, b Loh­ mann ...........16 Mr. H. W .*Bainbridge, b Jones ... - ................. ... 0 c W ood, b Beau­ m ont ...........41 Mr. H. C. Maul, st Wood, b Jones ... ................... 6 b Jones ........... 0 Mr. J. Cranston, b L oh ­ mann .......................... ... 1 b Beaum ont ... 0 Collishaw, not out ........... 4 not out ........... 1 Pallett, c Lohm ann, b J o n e s ..................... ............ 1 not out ........... 1 Shilton, c Roller, b Jones 5 Harborne, b Jones ........... 0 B 5, lb 3, nb 1 ........... 9 B 4, lb 1 ... 5 T otal ................... 71 T otal...........97 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . O. M. R. W. _________ Shilton ... 71.3 38 64 8 1Collishaw 24 7 40 Harborne 10 2 22 0 L a w to n ... 12 5 26 Pallett ... 28 7 58 1 ‘ Pallett bowled a no-ball. W a r w ic k s h ir e . O. M. R . W . 1 _ 0 Bainbridge 7 1 10 0 Lohm ann Beaum ont Jones......... Roller First Innings. O. M. R . W. 27 15 17 3 5 3 2 0 36 26 25 6 14 8 18 1 Bow ley 7 5 Abel ... 4 1 Second Innings. O. M. R .W . ... 24 13 35 2 ... 25 12 23 3 ... 19 10 21 2 5 0 9 0 TOTTERIDGE PARK SCHOOL v. WOOD SIDE PARK WANDERERS. Plaj'ed at Totteridge Park on May 28. W o o d sid e P a r k W a n d e r e r s . J. E. Higgs, b Bev, Bell ........... ........... 6 E. R. Hodson, b Prosser .................. 59 D. N imm o, c Cooke, b Prosser.................. 18 J. Harrower, b Bev. J. Bell .................. 0 J. Pearson, c Russell, b Prosser................... 1 A. N imm o, b Prosser 0 T o t t e r id g e P a r k . W . M. Cooke, c Pear­ son, b Knight........... 1 F. Meaden, b Knight 0 J. H. Bell, not out ... 9 Total Rev. J. Bell* b Knight 24 Rev. J. D. Bell, W . White, S. Giddins, W. Bussell. W. Thain, and W . M cCully did not bat. H.Johnstone,cCooke, b Rev, J. Bell P.Tubbs.b Rev.J.Bell A. Knight, b Rev. J. B e ll........................... J. Mackay, b Rev. J. B e l l .......................... S. Tubbs, not out ... B 2 ,lb 1 ........... Total ........... J. Prosser, not out... N b ................... E S H E R v. H O R S H A M . P layed at H orsh am on M ay 30 and 31. H orsham . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Thornton, st Richard­ son, b Lucas ..................... 1 b C ottrell............ 0 R. Thornton, c Lucas, b Cottrell ............................. 2 not out ............41 W. Aldridge, b Lucas ...12 c Ralli, b Cot­ tr e ll................... 1 F. M. Lucas, b Cottrell ... 1 c C. C. Clarke, b Lucas ...........24 M. P. Lucas, b Cottrell |... 1 c Bowler, b Lucas ...........14 Rev. Terry, run o u t.............. 9 c and b L u cas...118 C. J. Lucas, c and b L u ca s ................................. 12 b C ottrell........... 55 L. Borrer, o W . Marshall, b Lucas .............................. 4 b Bowler ............ 5 A. Aldridge, b Cottrell ... 0 not ouo ........... 4 A. C. Oddie, b Cottrell ... 17 Shaip, not out ...................14 b Sanderson ... 0 N b .................................. 2 B 13,lb l,n b 2 16 Total ...........75 E s h e r . Total ...281 C. C. Clarke, st Terry, b A. Aldridge ... 91 W . D, Marshall, st Terry, b Aldridge 71 C.E.Cottrell. c Sharp, b W. Aldridge ... 1 A. P. Lucas, not out109 S. W . Cattley, b Sharp ..............13 L. Banderson, b J. Thornton..............21 F. Richardson, b Sharp ............. 5 E. Ralli, c M. P. Lucas, b J. Thorn­ ton .......................... 11 M. Marshall, b Sharp 0 M. C. Clarke, l b w ,b Sharp ................... 1 Bowler, c Oddie,b M. P. Lucas.................. 16 B 32,1 b 2, w 1 ... 33 Total ..374 CHIGWELL SCHOOL v. MR. H. H. FRANCIS’ XI. Played on the School Ground on June 4. C h ig w e l l . First Inninga. Huffen, not o u t .................. 20 G. W ilkinson, b Francis... 0 J. H. Renals, b Francis ... 6 Second Innings. not out ...........33 c Hargreaves, b Clarke ........... 0 c Hargreaves, b Bagot ...........10 H. O. Tarbotton, b Francis .......................... 0 c and b Clarke... J. E. Acres, b Barnes ... 0 b Clarke ........... L . R. Flick, b Francis ... 8 b Clarke ........... J. P. H. Soper, c and b Barnes.................................. 4 b Clarke .... A. W ilkinson, st Bagot, b Francis .......................... 4 W . F. Rayne, b C. Clarke 1 F. F. W ard, c Bagot, b C. Clarke ........................... 0 P. F. Tidswell, b C. Clarke 0 B .................................. 4 Total .................. 47 M r . F r a n c is ’ First Innings. E. Pem berton-Barnes, c Soper, b Huffen ...........23 C. Clarke, b G. W ilkinson 3 H. R. Bagot, 1b w, b W il­ kinson.................................. 3 P. Hargreaves, run out ... 2 H. H. Francis, c Soper, b Huffen .......................... 2 J. E. H orn, b W ilkinson... 11 F. Clarke, b W ilkinson ... 1 F. Avila, b Huffen ........... 1 E. Salter, b B u ffe n ........... 5 b Bagot ........... c F. Clarke, b C. Clarke ........... b Bagot c Bapot, b Clarke ... B 8, lb 1 ... 81 Total XI. Second Innings. c A. Wilkinson, b G. Wilkin­ son ................... 5 c Renals, G. W ilkinson ... 1 c W ard,b Huffen 4 b (J. W ilkinson 22 W. Sharr, b Huffen ... Rev. Allen, not out ... lbw, b Huffen ... b Buffen ........... b G. W ilkinson b Renals ........... c W ard, b G. W ilkinson ... c Renals, b W il- kinso ... ... not out ........... L b ........... Total ..........52 Total 43 L A N C A S H IR E v. K E N T T h ou gh fairly w ell represented in this m atch begun at M anchester, on T h u rsd ay, K ent had all the w orst of the w icket, and th e hom e team in consequence a very easy v ictory. Lancashire, w h o w ent in first, began badly, and six w ickets w ere dow n fo r on ly 55 runs. M r. Jow ett, w ho played against Surrey in 1885, h ow ever, fou n d a usefu l partner in R obinson , and 63 runs w ere added before the latter wns dism issed. T h e later batsm an also did w ell, and th e innings ultim ately reached 170. M r. Jow ett, w ho w ent in second w icket d ow n , w as out at 151. H is 58 w as a really g o o d display of battin g, and at a very useful tim e. R ain prevented any play on F riday, and K ent, w ho had on T h ursday n igh t lost eight w ickets for 71 runs, had no possible chance of savin g the gam e on Saturday in the condition th e ground was. A s it dried it w as, indeed, quite un p lay­ able, and though the first tw o batsm en, M r. Patterson and F ran k H earne, put on 34 before they w ere parted, th e last nine w ickets only added 13 runs. W a tso n ’s bow lin g, m aking every allow ance fo r th e great help he received from th e w icket, w as m ost extraordinary, llis last ten overs w ere bow led fo r three ru n s and seven w ickets. T h ree tim es he got tw o bats­ m en in one over, and tw ice he had tw o w ith successive tails. In all he delivered 89 overs for 62 runs and thirteen w ickets. L an cash ire w on b y an innings and 48 runs. L a n c a s h ir e . Mr. A. N. H ornby (capt.\ l b w , b Hearne .................. 8 R. G. Barlow, b A. Hearne .................. 3 Mr. J. Eccles, b W o o tto n .................. 3 Mr. G. Jowett, c F. Hearne, b Martin... 58 J. Briggs, c Martin, b W o o tto n .................. 4 Mr. H. B. Steel, b W o o tto n .................. 8 Mr. A. Durandu, b Martin ................... 5 W . Robinson, lbw, b Martin ...................37 G. Yates, c W ilson, b M artin ...................10 A. W atson, b Martin 24 R. Pilling, not o u t ... 10 B 8, w 1 ........... 9 Total ...179 K e n t . First Innings. F. H eam e, st Pilling, b W atson .......................... 3 Mr. J. N. Tonge, b W at­ son .................................. 5 G. G. Heame, b Barlow ... 0 Mr. W. H. Patterson (captain), b W atson ... 23 Second Innings. h w, b W atson... 32 . 3 . 0 b Briggs b Briggs c Pilling, Briggs ... Mr. A. J. ThorntoD, b W a’ son ... ...........11 b W a ts o n ............. 0 Mr. L. W ilson, b W atson 2 b W a ts o n ........... 0 Alec. Heam e, b Barlow ... 3 b W a ts o n ........... 2 Mr. S. Christopherson, b Barlow .......................... 0 c Yates, b W at­ son ................... 0 J. W ootton, not o u t ........... 5 b \\a t s o n ........... 3 F. Martin, st Pilling, b Watson ...........................20 c Pilling, b W at­ son ................... 0 J. Pentecost, c and b B riggs.................................. 2 not out ........... 1 B 6,1 b 4..........................10 Total .................. 84 Total ... 47 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W . O .M .R W , W ootton ...43 17 61 3 1M artin ............ 24 7 46 5 A. Hearne...48 26 54 2 |Christphrsn 6 4 9 0 Christopherson bow led a wide. First Innings. K e n t . O. M. R. W . W atson ... 44 24 40 6 . B riggs.......... 5.2 0 7 1 Barlow ... 38 24 27 3 Second Innings. O. M. R . W. ... 45 32 22 7 ... 44.2 33 25 3 C r ic k e t R e p o r t S h e e ts for sending m atches to th is paper can be had at the office, 41, St. A n drew ’s H ill, D octor’s C om m ons. 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