Cricket 1887

JUNE 16, 1887 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, 205 ADDISCOMBE v. BOHEMIANS. Played at Wandsworth on June 11. A d d isc o m b e . J. Lane, b R oles.......... 19 S. Shorter, b Arnold 6 J. Grant, b Roles ... 2 H. C. Field, b Gades­ den ...........................52 F. Clay, b fladesden 28 C. Moss, b Gadesden 2 F. Grant, b Gadesden 12 H. A. Serresker, not out ... .................. 18 W . Lemm on, c and b Roles ................... 5 Moser, b Gadesden... 7 E. S. Youle, c Stiles, b Phillips ........... 3 B 18, lb 9, w 4 ... 31 T o ta l. ...185 B oh em ian s . C. Chinn, b Grant ... 3 P.Phillips, b Lemm on 0 A . P. Arnold, b Grant 2 W alrond, c and b Grant .................. 0 J.W. Josey, c Shorter, b Lemm on ........... 2 Y. Gadesden, E. Keating, and L. Carlton did not bat. Roles, b G rant........... L . W eston, not out... W . Stiles, not out ... B 4 ,lb 2 ........... T o t a l........... HAMPSTEAD v. KENSINGTON PAEK. Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on June 8. H am pstead . A. E. Stoddart, c and C. F Butt, b Baker... 16 b Baker .................. 21 A. Russell Parker, H. 8m ith Turberville, not out .................. 18 b Baker ................... 2 C. titz io y Doll, c A. S. Johnston, c Foa, Kicknell, b French 0 b B u rto n ..................120 G. A. Allen, c Thom p­ C. Bishop, e Thom pson, b Burton 1 son, b B a k e r........... 3 G.Dawson, b Burton 1 E. Britten Holmes, b B 4, lb 5, w 1 10 Burton .................. 1 G. M aryon W ilson, b Total ...........196 W ade.......................... 3 K e n sin g to n P a r k . W . F. Thom pson, b Joh n ston ................... 6 C. F. W ade, b John­ ston .......................... 0 G. H. Baker, c Bishop, b Stoddart ...........13 G. E. Bicknell, b S tod d a rt................... 5 A. de Prendeville, c Allen, b Johnston... 0 F. W. Hrench, c Allen, b Stoddart ........... 3 D. F. Burton, run out 7 D.C. Lee, c Stoddart, b Johnston ........... 4 R. H. Foa, not o u t... 14 C. D. Leyden, lbw, b Johnston ........... 6 A. Macnaire, b John­ ston .......................... 1 B .......................... 3 Total ... 62 ABBEY SCHOOL, BECKENHAM, v. ELIOT PLACE, BLACKHEATH. Played at Beckenham on June 8. A b b e y S ch o ol . First Innings. J. Mason, b Gordon... H.Cornabe, b Smythe C. H art - Davis, b Gordon ................... E .B .W inch.b Smythe P. Gordon, c Koe, b Sm ythe ................... W . Bamford, c Loftie, b T y rre ll.................. T. Hanks, b Smythe H. E. Matthews, b Creak ..................... 25 T. Balfour, c W hite, b Smythe ........... 0 E. Rose, not out ...14 A. E. Clapham, b G o r d o n ................... 0 B 7, w l ................... 8 Total ... CLAPTON v. MUSWELL HILL. Played at Muswell Hill onJJJune 11. M u s w e l l H il l . Crees, b Nathan ... 14 C. Bentley, b Mead ... 1 J. Cotton, c Clark, b Nathan ..................16 H. Bentley, b Nathan 0 F. E. W alker, c Mead, b N athan.................. 2 Hannay, not out ... 8 H. F. Charles,b M eal 0 J. Francis, ran out J. Bentley, b Mead... Cutler, b Mead W ills, b M ead ... B 5, lb 2 ... Total *... C l a pt o n . . 73 In the Second Innings Mason scored (not out) 16, Cornabe (not out) 28, Rose, c and b Valentine 6; w 1.—Total 51. E l io t P la c e . First Innings. J. Garden, b M ason ........... G. Valentine, b Mason ... R. Sm ythe, c and b Mason B. Koe, c W inch, b Mason R. Koe, b Bam ford ........... M. Gordon, b Bam ford ... W . Creak, run out ........... H. W itherby, c Bam ford, b Mason .......................... F. W hite, b Mason ........... J. Tyrrell, c VNinch, b H anks.................................. H. Loftie, not out ......... B .................................. Total ................. Hecond Innings. 2 b Hart-Davis ... 16 0 b Hart-Davis ... 14 1 c Rose, b Mason 0 7 c Balfour, b Hanks ........... 4 5 b Mason ........... 1 2 b Hart-Davis ... 0 0 b Jflason ........... 2 0 not out 4 0 b Mason ........... 0 1 c Matthews, b Mason ........... 3 2 b Hanks ........... 0 3 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 23 Total ... 47 F. H. Purchase, b C. Bentley .................. 0 R. H. Clark, b H. Bentley ................... 2 G. L. Lyons, c and b C. Bentley ...........31 C. A. W hyte, b C. Bentley .................. 1 W . J. Cambridge, b H. ' Bentley .................. 0 H. Hill, bC. Bentley... 8 C. M. Tebbut, c J. Francis, b C. Bent­ ley .......................... 3 H. A. Nathan, h w, b C. Bentley ...........15 R. J. chapm an, c J. Bentley, b C. Bent­ ley .......................... 2 E. French, not o u t... 6 Mead, c H. Bentley, b C. B entley........... 0 B 7, lb 6...................13 Total , 81 CLAPTON v. WOODFORD WELLS. Played at Woodford on June 8. W ood fo rd W e l l s . First Innings. W . W . Tween, b Asser W. Kemsley, b H all... E. W ilson, c Low, b Hall ........................... A.H. Erlebach, c Low , b Asser .................. G. Palmer, c Pur­ chase, b Davis T. Brodie, not out ... J. Blows, b Davis ... J. A. Mason, b Davis A. W ohlgemuth, lbw, b Davis ................... A. E . Kemsley, run out .......................... L. Bond, b Davis ... B a, lb 4 ........... Total ...........' In the Second Innings W ilson scored, retired, 3. Erlebach, c Davis, b W ebb, 25, Brodie, b W ebb, 0, Blows (not out) 18, W ohlgem uth, st Low, b Davis, 3; b 4, lb 1, w 1—Total, 55. C l a pt o n . Walter Low, b Blows 15 J. W. Emm erson, c Erlebach, b Palm er 0 S. A A sser, b Palm er 1 H. Boyton, b Blows... 0 F. Briggs, c W ilson, b Blows..........................62 W . E. Hall, c Palmer, b Blows .................. 0 W .H. Davis, c Palmer, b Blows .................. 3 J. C. Shenton, c Mason, b Blows ... 3 F. H. Purchase, c and b W ilson ... 19 C. M. Tebout, b Blows ...................16 R. B. Webb, not out 9 B l l.lb 2 ...........13 Total ...141 CLAPTON v. NORWOOD. Played at Clapton on June 11. N orw o o d . A. Goodwyn, b W ebb E. Archer, b W ebb... A. W . W ebb, b W ebb W. S. Bradstreet, b Emm erson ... ... B ........................... Total ......... W.C.Bedford, b W ebb 7 M. Murray, b W ebb 2 E. Austin, b W ebb ... 0 H. Goodwyn, c Mc- Ew en.btim m erson 16 W . Goodwyn, not out 5 W . Fox, c Shenton, b Emmerson ........... 0 P. Knight, c Douglas, b E m m erson........... 0 C la pt o n . J. C.Shenton, not out 150 I H. Boyton, not out...136 W alter Low, b Brad- B 1, lb 2, w 2 ... 5 street..........................14 — I Total ...........305 S. A. Asser, J. H. Douglas, W. H. Davis, J. W. Emm erson, W. A. Stevens, J. W. M cEwen, W . M. Rarradell and R. B. W ebb did not bat. “ I n t e r -U n iv e r sity R ec o r d s .” —Full par­ ticulars of all Competitions in Athletics, Bicy­ cling, Billiards, Chess, Cricket, Cross-Country, Lawn Tennis, Polo, Racquets, Rifle Contests, Rowing, and Tennis, between Oxford and Cambridge, from 1827 to 1887. Most valuable as a reference. Sent post-free on receipt of 1/2 in stamps, by Wright & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. YORKSHIRE v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Though they were able to get rid of York­ shire cheaply in the first innings, atDewsbury on Friday, the Leicestershire eleven never had a real chance afterwards. In the end York­ shire won by 145 runs, though they only suc­ ceeded in securing the last wicket of Leices­ tershire two minutes before time on Saturday evening. Warren, Tomlin, and Wheeler played good cricket for Leicestershire, but none of the others could do much with the bowl­ ing of Peel and Bates. Mr. L. G. Hill, aDews­ bury amateur, made a very promising debut for Yorkshire, as did Denton, a professional from Wakefield, and both will probably have another trial. Emmett, owing to a strain, was unable to play for Yorkshire. Peel took eleven Leicestershire wickets at a cost of 51 runs. Score and analysis :— Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Bates, c Richards b Pougher ................... ... 12 c R ylott, b P ou gher........... 51 Hall, c Wheeler, b Pougher ................... ... 24 run out ........... 8 Mr. Hill, b Pougher ... ... 6 b R ylott ........... 65 Ulyett, c Pougher, b R y lo tt.......................... ... 10 c Tom lin, b R y­ lott ................... 23 Peel, b Rylott ........... ... 7 c W heeler, b Turner ........... 31 Mr. Day, 1b w, b Pougher 12 b Pougher........... 4 Preston, b Pougher ... ... 0 b J. A. Turner... 8 Denton, not o u t........... ... 34 c and b Pougher 28 Wade, b Rylott ........... ... 3 b R ylott ........... 2 Mr. Bart, c Tom lin, b Ry- lott ......................... ... 3 run out ........... 1 Hunter, c Stone, b R ylott 7 not out ........... 9 Extras ................. ... 14 Extras 11 Total ........... ...132 T otal ...241 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. 8econd Innings. Mr. J. A. Turner, b Pres­ ton ..................................10 lbw , b Peel ... 12 W heeler, c Hunter, b bates ..................................25 b Bates Warren, c Preston, b H art 9 b Peel... Tom lin, st Hunter, b Peel 8 b P eel... lbw, b Peel c Hunter, Pougher, b Peel ... F. Turner, b Peel Bates Mr. Stone, c Hall, b Bates 1 b Ulyett Colver, b Bates ... Richards, not out ,.. 10 ,.. 31 ,.. 34 ... 3 b c Bates, b Peel 10 Mr. Arnall-Thom pson, W ade, b Peel ........... Rylott, c Hill, b Peel B 14, lb 2................... Hunter, Peel *.......... ,.. 6 not out ... 3 b Ulyett ... .. 16 Extras... ... 14 ... 4 ... 13 Total ... 79 Total ...149 BOW LING ANALYSIS. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. R y lott........... 34.1 10 70 5 Pougher ... 34 20 48 5 Colver Ulyett... Hart ... Preston Bates ... Peel ... Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 45.114 78 3 ... 57 23 88 3 ------------------- 4 1 15 0 A .-lhom pson 8 3 17 0 Turner......... 15 2 32 2 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R W . O. M. ±t. vV. . 15 . 10 . 9 4 12 0 5 24 1 3 16 1 6 7 3 4 4 5 ... 15 25 U 2 0 .......... 26 13 22 2 ........... 44 25 47 6 W ade ... 10 3 18 0 T h e C r ic k e t F ie l d . By Rev. James Pycroft. The Standard Work on the Game. Ninth edition, just out, cloth bound, price 2s. (id.; post free 2s. 9d. 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