Cricket 1887

210 CKICKET: A WEEKLY RECOKD OF THE GAME. JUNE 23, 1887. THE SCORE BOOK. N O T IC E .— T h e E d itor w ishes it to be d is­ tin ctly understood that h e only guarantees insertion of the scores of th ose Clubs arrang­ in g fo r the pu blication of all m atches. T o ensure insertion scores m u st reach this office, at the latest , b y the first post on Tuesday m orn in g follow in g th e m atch. M ID D L E S E X v. K E N T . K en t w as on ly able to p u t a w eak eleven in to th e field at L o r d ’ s on M onday to oppose a very stron g team of M iddlesex, ana the result w as h ardly ever in dou bt. K ent, though th ey w on th e toss, w ere all dism issed fo r a very sm all score of 99, to w hich th e three brothers H earne (G. G., F ., and A .) con tri­ buted 55. W h en play ceased on M onday n igh t M iddlesex h aa m ade 255 fo r th e loss of on ly seven batsm en, and as th e .gam e w as not resum ed till three o ’clock on T u esday a fter­ n oon on accou n t of the Jubilee cerem on ial, it w as n ot conclu ded till yesterday m orn in g. T h ou gh in a m in ority of 229 runs w h en thoy w en t in a second tim e, m ain ly th rou gh the good h ittin g of M r. F . S . Irelan d, o f the B lackheath C lib , w h o m ade 87, th e y w ere able to save an innings defeat. M iddlesex w on, as w ill be seen V r ten w ickets. K e nt . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. J. N. Tonge, b Dunkley 0 1 b w, b Robert­ son ................2-2 F. Hearne, c Burton, b Dunkley ..........................17 c O’Brien, b W ebbe ........37 G. G. Hearne, c Welman, b Robertson .................. 27 c W est, b Bob­ ertson ........20 Mr. L. W ilson, b West ... 2 b Dunkley.........20 Mr. A. W. Fulcher, b R ob­ ertson .................................. 6 c Welman, b West .......... 4 Mr. F. S. Ireland, b W est 15 c Burton, b R ob­ ertson ....... 87 A. Hearne, l b w , b Bur­ ton .................................. 11 b W ebbe .........11 Martin, b W est .................. 2 b W ebbe ........... W ootton, run out ........... 8 b W ebbe .......... Pentecost, 1 b w, b R ob­ ertson .................................. 0 lbw, b W ebbe ... 0 W . Hearne, not o u t ........... 8 not out ........... B .................................. 2 Extras Total Total ...2; M id d l e s e x , First Innings. Mr. A. E. Stoddart, c Burton, c and b Pentecost, b O. Tonge ................... 11 Hearne ................... 78 J. E. W est, c Pente­ M r. A, J. Webbe, b cost, b W ootton ... 27 W o o tto n ................... 49 Mr. J. Robertson, Mr. A. P. Lucas, b W. not out ...................29 Hearne .................. 47 Mr. F. T. Welman, b Mr. S. W . Scott, c W ootton................... 0 W ootton, b W. Dunkley, c W ilson, Hearne .................. 27 b A. H earn e...........11 Mr. J. G. W alker, b B 5,1 b 7 ...........12 M artin ................... 2 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, c Total ...........327 Pentecost, b A. Hearne .................. 34 In the Second Innings W ebbe scored (not out) 1, Lucas, (not out) 3 , West, c W . Hearne, b W ilson 0 ; extras 4—Total 8 . BOW LING ANALYSIS. K e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. B urton ........... 8 2 14 1 ............ 30 17 39 0 Dunkley ... 14 5 28 2 ............ 10 5 42 1 W est ........... 22 8 39 3 ............ 25 10 51 1 R obertson ... 15 10 15 3 ............ 40.319 74 3 W ebbe 20 10 23 M id d l e s e x . Fir *t Innings. Sect nd Innings. O. M. R . W. O. M. R. W W o^tton ... 50 19 100 3 ............ 4 3 1 A . Hearne ... 23 14 29 2 M a rtin ......... 32 18 33 1 W ; Hearne ... 48 20 85 2 Irelan d......... 5 2 10 0 Hearne ... 16 4 33 1 T ^ g e ......... 13 5 19 1 Wilsor... 4.3 2 3 1 L A N C A S H IR E v. O X F O R D U N IV . L ancashire, after h a vin g to follow on in a m in ority of 109 runs, played up so p lu ck ily in this m atch , begun at L iverp ool on M onday, that th ey w ere able to claim a creditable v ictory yesterday b y 117 runs. T h e chief feature of the first day w as th e brilliant h ittin g o f M r. G. W . R icketts, an old W y k e­ ham ist, w ho, though in his fourth year, had not, w e believe, been previously tried fo r the U niversity. On this occasion he h it in the m ost vigorous style, scoring 92 ou t o f 126 w hile he wras battin g in an h ou r and a half. B riggs and R obinson, b oth of w hom h it freely, m ade the stand of L an cash ire’s first innings, and w hile th ey w ere together 101 runs wrere added fo r the fourth w icket. A fter this, th ou gh , M r. N epean’s slow b ow lin g told w ith great effect, and the rem ain ing batsm en on ly added 25, M r. N epean taking six w ickets fo r only 16 runs. O n going in again.M r. Jow ett and B ar- low scored 87 for the first w icket, and B riggs and M r. H . B. Steel gave such useful assistance th at th e score w hen play ceased on T uesday w as 271 fo r eight w ickets. O xford had 176 to w in w h en th ey entered on th eir second innings yesterday. M r. K ey, w h o w ent in first w ith M r. 'R ashleigh, w as out after m aking thirteen ou t o f tw en ty, but no one else except M r. G resson got double figures, and B riggs and W atson succeeded in dism issing the eleven fo r 58, th e form er taking six w ickets for 31, th e latter fou r for 27 runs. T h e U n iv e r s it y . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. E. H. Buckland, b Barlow ..............................22 c W atson, b Briggs ........... 4 Mr. F. H. Gresson, b W at­ son ................................... 0 c and b W atson 18 Mr. W . Kashleigh, c Jowett, b Briggs .......... 30^b W a tson ............. Mr. H. W. Forster, c Pil­ ling, b W atson................... 2 b W a ts o n ............. Mr. K. J. Key, c Briggs, b Barlow .............................56 b W a ts o n ............ 13 Mr. J. H. Brain, c W atson, b Briggs .......................... 7 b Briggs ............ 3 Mr. E. A. Nepean, b B riggs................................... 8 st Pilling, b Briggs ........... 1 Mr. G. W. Ricketts, c Hornby, b W atson.......... 92 b Briggs ............ 4 Mr. H. Philipson, not out 27 not out ............ 7 Mr. C. W reford - Brown, 1 b w, b W atson ............ 2 b Briggs ............ 0 M r.H.O.Whitby, c Pilling, b Barlow ............................ 24 c Yates, b Briggs 0 B ................................... 3 YORKSHIRE v. SUSSEX: After some good and interesting all-round cricket the Yorkshire eleven gained a credit­ able victory in this match, at Bradford, yes­ terday. Sussex \vTas only weak with Messrs. Newham, F. M. Lucas, F. Thomas, G. Brann, and H. Phillips away, and places were found for Messrs. G. L. Wilson, of the Brighton College eleven, and W, H. Dudney, the latter keeping wicket instead of Phillips, who strained himself at Brighton last week. Still they did fairly well, and thanks to a fine not out innings byBean of 105were only 50runsbehind on the first “ hands.” Yorkshire went in yester­ day morning wanting 130 to win, and Hall and Ulyett did a noteworthy performance, getting them without the loss of a wicket. Ulyett, who ought to have been caught at cover point when he had got only 15, hit afterwards in brilliant style, and everyone will be pleased to see him again apparently in his best form, Messrs. Wilson and Dudney,' who, we believe, made their first appearance for Sussex in this match, both showed to advantage with the bat, playing good cricket in each innings. Denton, a recent^ addition to the county eleven, and Peel deserve praise for their excellent batting in Yorkshire’s first innings. Total Total . 58 ...........273 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Barlow, 1 b w, b Forster... 8 b W h itb y ............53 Briggs, stPhilipson, b Nepean ..........................68 b F o r s te r ............63 Mr. G. Jowett, c sub., b Forster ..........................12 c and b Ricketts 58 Mr. H. B. Steel, st Philip­ son, b F orster................... 0 b F o r s te r ........... 67 Robinson, b N epean...........54 c Key, b W hitby 4 Mr. D. Q. Steel, st Philip­ son, b N epean.................. 0 b W h itb y ............ 0 Ward, c Forster, b Nepean .......................... 0 b W h itb y ........... 3 Yates, b Nepean.................. 6 c and b Nepean 12 Watson, not o u t.................... 1 c Buckland, b R ick etts.......... 9 Pilling, st Philipson, b Nepean ........................... 0 c and b W hitby 3 Mr. E. C. H ornby, b Whitby .......................... 7 not out .............. 1 B 7 ,1 b 1 . 8 Extras ..............................11 Total .................. 164 Total ...284 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T he U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. W atson ... 79 47 82 4 ........... 23 13 27 4 B riggs....... 37 15 713 ............ 22.1 8 31 6 Barlow ... 40.311 73 3 Yates ........... 5 0 23 0 H ornby ... 11 3 21 0 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. W hitby ... 27.112 61 1 ............. 34 11 78 5 Forster ... 25 11 433 ............. 39.118 67 2 Nepaan ... 13 7 16 6 ............ 23 7 46 1 Buckland ... 8 1 22 0 ............ 21 10 31 0 W .-Brown ... 6 1 13 0 ............ 4 1 6 0 Ricketts 10 3 21 2 Uresson 6 0 24 0 S u s se x . First Innings. Tester, c Bates, b Em nutt 3 Quaife, b U lyett.................. 7 Mr. G. L. W ilson, run out 21 J. Hide, b U lyett.................. 2 Humphreys, b P e e l...........23 Bean, not out .................. 105 Mr. E. J. M 'Corm ick, b Peel ..................................14 Mr. W . H. Dudney, c^Pecl, b Bates ........... ... ... 42 F. Tate, lbw, b P e e l........... 1 H. Tebay, lbw, b Peel ...2 6 A. Hide, b Peel ... ........... 0 B 4, lb 3 ... .................. 7 Total ...................254 Second Innings. b Ulyett ........... 3 lbw, b U lyett ... 26 c H ill,b Emm ett 58 b P e e l.................. 16 c Denton, b Em­ m ett.................. 14 b E m m ett........... 6 c Bates, b Em­ m ett................... 0 b U lyett ...........15 b P eel...................26 b U lyett ...........10 not out ........... 1 B 6, lb 6, w 1... 13 T otal ...188 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Hali, 1 b w, b A. H ide 10 Bates, b A. Hide ... 37 Wade, b Humphreys 41 Hon. M. B. Hawke, b A. Hide .................. 16 Denton, c Hum­ phreys, b Tester ... 59 Ulyett, st Dudney, b J. Hide ...................18 Peel, c Bean, b A. H id e ..........................91 Sowden, c W ilson, b Tester ................... 10 W ardell, c H um ­ phreys, b A. Hide 6 Emm ett, n ot out Hunter, run out B 1, lb 1, w 2 Total ... . 12 0 4 ...304 In the Second Innings Hall scored (not out) 31, Ulyett (not out) 111.—Total, 142. BOW LING ANALYSIS. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . U lyett............ 26 9 69 2 ........... 35 15 60 4 Emm ett ... 25 12 40 1 ........... 41 18 57 4 B a te s ............ 27 9 48 1 ........... 21 7 22 0 Peel .......... 36.315 64 5 ........... 21.310 27 2 W a d e ............ 5 1 14 0 ........... 6 2 9 0 Sowden ... 5 1 12 0 Emm ett bow led a wide. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W . A. Hide ... 46 17 83 5 ... J. Hide ... 27.111 53 1 ... Bean .......... 28 8 60 0 ... H umphreys 11 0 45 1 ... T ester.......... 15 6 29 2 ... Tate .......... 5 2 15 0 ... W ilson ... 4 0 15 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 25 14 35 0 ... 22 13 17 0 ... 11 7 9 0 ... 3 0 18 0 11 4 17 0 7 5 11 0 7 2 12 0 McCormick 6 1 14 0 Quaife ... 3 1 9 0 fester bowled a wide.