Cricket 1887

214 CRlCKEt: A 'WEEKLY BECORD OF THE GAME. TONE 43,188? SUSSEX v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Some extraordinary run-getting was wit­ nessed in this match, played on the Sus9ex County Ground, at Brighton, in the latter part of last week. In all 1,197 runs were scored in the three days, for the loss of only twenty- fivewickets, giving an average of nearly 48 runs for each wicket. There were two scores of a hundred in the first “ hands,” by Jesse Hide and Humphreys for Sussex, by Messrs. Bridgeman and Martineau for the University. The performance of the Cam­ bridge eleven, and of the two amateurs named in particular, was a most creditable one. To go in against a score of 451 and head it by 83 would alone have been praiseworthy, T>ut the value of the feat was increased by the fact that most of the runs were made by the “ tail.” The last four wickets, indeed, were responsible for as many as 387 of the aggregate of 534, and Messrs. Bridgeman and Martineau during their partnership put on 193. In estimating the value of this stand it must be remembered that this is the first year of each in the eleven, and that the game was apparently altogether against their side when they became partners. Mr. Bridgeman carried out his bat for 162, having been five hours at the wickets without a mistake. The aggregate of 1,197 in this match is not the highest in a first-class match in England, bein? 20 short of that in the match between Middlesex and Oxford Univer­ sity, at Prince’s, in 1876. First Innings. Tester, b Toppin Quaife, b Ford ... S u s se x . 22 . GO Mr. G. H. Cottorill, c Mar- tineau, b Ford... ........ 5 Mr. F. M. Lucas, b Ford... 11 Mr. M. P. Lucas, c Bridge­ man, b Hale ....................29 J. Hide, b Toppin ............ 115 W. Humphreys, c Thomas, b Martineau ..................117not out Bean, c Jones, b Ford ... 3-2 Mr. C. A. Smith, b Buxton 3 H. Phillips, not o u t............. 28 A. Hide, b Toppin .............14 B 7, lb 2, wG...................15 B ., Second Innings c Marchant, b Martineau ... 70 c Buxton, b Mar­ tineau ........ 52 c Orford, b Ford 23 c Buxton, b Merchant ... 9 not out ........ 43 c and b Ford ... 5 ... 1 Total ........451 Total ...212 C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . Mr. C. D. Buxton, c A., b J. Hide ........ 8 Mr. H. E. Crawley, b Smith..................... 8 Mr. F. Thomas, b Tester.................... 74 Mr. F. Meyrick-Tones, c Phillips, b Tester 2 Mr. F. G. J. Ford, b J. Hide .................... 33 Mr. F. Marchant, c Phillips, b Tester ... 0 Mr. W. C. Bridgeman, not out .............. 162 Mr. L. Martineau, c and b Bean........ 1C9 Mr. —. Hale, hw, b Humphreys........ 5 Mr. L. Orford, c M. P. Lucas, b J. Hide ...............76 Mr. C. Toppin, c Humphreys, b Bean ...............39 B9, lb 8, nbl... 18 Total ...531 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u s se x First Innings. O. M. R. W. Hale........ 18 Toppin ... 47 Martineau 46 Ford........ 37 Buxton ... 51 Marchant... 8 M.-Jones ... 11 4 61 14 92 3 1 4 1 0 0 17 99 13 66 24 68 4 11 1 39 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 24 8 50 0 ... 20 7 33 0 ... 27 11 28 2 ... 32 12 51 2 33 8 15 0 3 26 1 11 METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS v. LONDON SCHOOL BOARD. Played at Tooting on June 18. M.B.W. D.Nieholson b BartA. E. Maddox, b lett ..................... 3 Bartlett........ ... 0 F. H. Evans, c Mason, W. C. Hulbert, b b Bartlett ........ 5 Bartlett........ ... 1 E. Tanner, b LongiA. Harden, b i'art- notto ..................... 0 lett .............. ... 0 M. Goddard, b BartF. K. C. Ruck, c lett ..................... 0 Nutt, b Bartlett ... 0 H. E. O. Fry, not out 9 Extras........ ... 17 C. Moul, b Bartlett... 0 — H. Nicholson, b BartTotal ... ... 35 lett .., ............. 0 L.S.B. Whittington, c HarStevens, c Ruck, b den. b Tanner 0 Tanner ........ ... 4 Sharpe b Goddard... 4 Nutt, b Tanner ... 2 Saunders, c Hulbert, Poole, not out... ... 1 b Tanner.............. 10 Mason, b Tanner ... 0 F. P. Longinotto, c Extras........ ... 5 Try.b Tanner........ 4 — Hartland, b Goddard 6 Total ... ... 48 Bartlett, b Goddard 5 A. D. Longinotto, b Tanner .............. 7 SURBITON v. ROYAL NAVAL COLL Played at Surbiton on June 20. S u r b it o n . C. A. Trouncer, not out .................... 103 E. Brookes, b Ayre... 11 G. H. Windeler, c Ayre, b Keene F. Capper, b Keene .. 1 Rev. a . E. Beavan, b Ayre.................... 7 E. A. Mackintosh, b Ayre.................... 0 R. C. Heberden. b Arbuthnot ........30 R.N.C. I irst Innings. Lieut. R. H. Arbuthnot, R.N., b Bailey............... Rev. C. R. Bailey, b Arbuthnot ........ 24 G. Pinkerton, b Ar­ buthnot .............. 2 R. B. Perkin, b Ayre 1 V. H. Howell, b Ar­ buthnot .............. B 6, lb 2 ........ Total ...190 27 Second Innings. c Mackintosh, b Windeler ... < 0 lbw b Windeler 10 ... 12 ... 16 ... 6 ... 3 ... 6 G. N. Poole, R.M.A., b Pail^y........................... F. Wentworth, JEt.N., b Pinkerton.................... 8 b Trouncer W.R.Keene R.N.,bBailey 2 notout W. Gleed. b Bailey ........ 0 b Ttouncer W. W. Ayre. b Pinkerton 0 b Windelsr Capt.A.P. Hastings, R.N., b Bailey .................... 0 b Trouncer H. B. Bradshaw, R.N., b Pinkerton.................... 2 E. W. Davy, B.N., c Beavan.b linkerton ... 10 Lieut.LC.Gordon, B.M.A., not out ............. . ... 7 C.G.Bolton, R.N.,cBailey, b Pinkerton ............... 0 Total ...............56 not out ........ 27 b Windeler ... 5 B 1, lb 2, w 1 4 Total ... 89 Martineau bowled one and Ford five widcs. C a m b r id g e . O. M. R. W. O. M.R.W. A. Hide ... 23 30 100 0 Humphreys 38 15 93 1 J. Hide ... 59 24 101 3 Tester ... 27 10 43 3 Bean ... 29.311 57 2 M. P. Lucas 6 1 12 0 Smith ... 51 18 90 1 Quaife ... 12 6 23 0 J. Hide bowled a no-ball. C r ic k e t R e p o r t S h e e t s for sendingmatches to this paper can be had at the office, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctor’s Commons. Price Id. each, or 9d. dozen, postage Id. dozen extra. KENLEY v. REIGATE PRIORY. Played at Kenley on June 18. R e ig a t e P r io r y . First Innings. FrankNightingale, b Hind.................... 5 Comber, b Hind ... 46 W. G. Walby, b R. Joyce... ..'.......... 1 F. J. Nightingale, c Morrison, bR.Joyce 11 F. Nightinga’e, c Hind, b Mason ... 25 W Underwood, b Mason ........... 0 W. Bushby, b Mason F. J. Buckland, b Mason .............. C. R. Christie, c Hind, b Mason ... 8. E. Hubbasd, c Price, b Mason ... F. Capron, not out... B 4, lb 1 ........ Total ...103 In the Second Innings Christie scored (not out) 4, Hubbard (not out) 25, Capron, b A. Joyce, 8; b 1, lb 1—Total, 39. K e n l e y . A. Joyce, b Nightin­ gale .................... 8 Rev. S. Shilcock, c Busby, b Nightin­ gale .................... 0 R. Joyce, b Nightin­ gale .................... 30 W. G. Morrison, c and b Comber ........17 Bryant, c and b Nightingale ........ 2 Hind, b Nightingale 0 C. H. T. Price, b Comber.............. 15 E. W. Timmis, b Comber .............. 2 N. Wilson, not out 15 H. Mason, at Under­ wood, b Comber ... 0 Sub, c and b Night­ ingale .............. 1 B8, lb2, wl, nbl 12 NORTHBROOK v. EPSOM COLLEGE. Played at Epsom on June 18. N o r th b r o o k . A. H. Smith, bMorley 7 G. H. Blyther, c Lan- phier, b Morley ... 11 R. W. Burroughs, c Lanphier, b Ken- nard..................... 4 J. W. Knowles, b Torrance.............. 33 W. R. Hassall, c Ken- nard, b Torrance ... 17 AE.Coates,bNewsom 83 C. Pearse, b Jackson 19 J. Fisher, c&b Taylor 51 F.A.Smith,bNewsom 4 T. W. Blenkiron, c Oldaker.bNewsom 6 T.E.Thomas, not out 39 B19,1b2,w3, n b 1 25 Total ...279 E psom C o l l e g e . F. S. Jackson, b A. Smith .............. A. K. Tomkins, b Blenkiron ........ C. R. Taylor, c Knowles, b Blenk­ iron .................... R. A. Lanphier, b Blenkiron ........ 10 H. C. Thomson, c Blyther, b A. H. Smith ................ 8 A. J. Newsom, b Blenkiron ........ 47 D. G. Kennard, not out ....................... 36 B 22, lb 4, w l ... 27 Total .........139 F. R. Daman, F. A. Oldaker, J. H. Torrance, and W. F. Morley did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. WILLESDEN. Played at Hampstead on June 18. H am pste a d . A. E. Stoddart, not out .................... 238 E. B. Holmes, l b w , b Hunt .............. 1 B. W. 8harp. b Hunt 7 E. Swift, b Sheppard 0 A. C. Robertson, b Hughes .............. 94 J. G. Besch, b Shep­ pard ..................... 0 W. Shackel, c Wil­ liams, b Hunt ...22 A. W. Sharp, not out 15 B 7,1 b 4, w4, nb 7 22 Total 399 R. A. Walker, A. Reid, and C. Johnston did not bat. Willesden did not bat. STOICS v. BEDFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Played at Bedford on June 11. S to ic s . 2 J. O. Lushington, b Combes ............... H. Law, c Ireson, b Combes .............. 0 F. Danby, b Combes 33 J. S. H aycraft, n ot ou t ............' ..............88 W . T . S cott,bC om bes 6 E. W . Jones,b Chalde­ co tt ............................. 0 H. V ivian, c C om bes, A. W . B arnes, b C h a ld e co tt............ 1 C om bes S. D .W h ite ,b C h a ld e - B 9 , l b 2 , n b l c o t t ................................10 A .K ersh aw ,bC om bes 14 T otal ... W . B row n , c Surtees, b C h a ld e co tt............ 56 B e d fo rd G ra m m ar S ch o o l . H. J. Briggs, b Brown 28 C. F. W. H atchell, b B r o w n .................... 3 C .H . Ireson, b B row n 43 F. D. H enslow e, b B row n .................... 8 A. D. P iper, b S. D W hite ........... ... 0 C. C om bes, c Jones, b T o t a l... B row n .................... 0 F. H utchinson did n ot bat. o 12 W. W. Humbley, b Brown ...............21 R. Chaldecott,c Hay­ craft, b Low......... 5 C. Baines, not out ... 29 W. Surtees, not out 1 B ......... 9 ...147 RAVENSBOURNE (LEE) v. BOW CHURCH YARD. Played at Lee on June 18. Bow C h u r ch Y a r d . W. Nicholls, c El- lingham, b Wigley 3 W. R. Moir, c and b Kistruck.............. 0 T. O. McKay, b Kist­ ruck ... ...............21 W. Stamp, run out 8 A. A. W inter, not out 0 B 4,1 b 4, w2, n b 1 11 Hy. Clark, c and b Wigley .............. 6 A. Glover, bKistruck 13 R. Titchmarsh, run out ..................... 2 J. Fabian, c Cowley, b P. Williams ... 12 R. A. Tiffen, b Kist­ ruck .................... 23 J. Clarke, b Kistruck 3 Total ...102 R a v en sb o u r n e . Total ,.102 A. T. Pearco, b Nicholls .............. 1 H. A. Gore, b Tiffen 8 J. S. Clarkson,notout 38 W. W. Woodfield, b Nicholls .............. 2 J. S. Kistruck, b Nicholls .............. 0 Hy. Guille, b Nicholls 0 E. J. Pritchard, b Nicholls .............. 0 W. A. Foster, b Nicholls.............. 3 F. Ellingham, b Nicholls.............. 7 G. Wjgley, c Tiffen, b Nicholls ........ 6 P. Williams, not out 3 B 4,1 b 4 ............... 8 Total...............76