Cricket 1887

16 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. JAN. 27,1887. S t . J o h n ’ s . P. Berrigan, b Short 4 D. Browning, b Login 5 P. Blundon, c Smyth, b liOgin ................... 3 P. W allace, c Smyth, b Login ...................12 J. Keating, c Cave, b S h o r t.........................21 J. Bennett, c Fiennes, b Short .................. 19 M. W inter, b Login 0 T. Bates, not out ...20 E .\ M utch,cFiennes, b Short ...................11 J. Savage, c Fiennes, b Login ...................15 R. Rendell, b Login 1 B 4, lb 9, n b l ... 14 Total ..lv5 Savage took twelve wickets of Fleet for 38 runs, J. Bennett seven for GO runs on the other side. Lieut. Login's eight wickets cost 49 runs. MARYLEBONE v. MEN OF H.M.S. BELLEROPHON. Played at St. John’s on Sept. 5. Maryle­ bone won by an innings and 48 runs. M a rylebo n e . J.M yron,b Shapstone D. Conway, c Shaps- stone, b Marks ... P. Kennedy, b Shap­ stone...' .................. J. D onnelly, run out R. Callahan, b Shap­ stone .......................... P. Myler, c H obbs, b Shapstone ........... S. W illar, run out ... 18 V. English, b Shap­ stone.......................... 8 C. Callahan, bK enne 4 W. Butt, not out ... 2 J. Conway, b Kenne 3 B 5, lb 5, w 2 ... 12 Total 92 H.M.S. B e lle r o ph o n . First Innings. Prideaux, c W illar, D onnelly ... ................. Shapstone, c Conway, D on n elly........................ H obbs, c Callahan, D o n n e lly ....................... K ennc, b M y le r........... Marks, b M y le r ........... Swindell®, b Donnelly Kelly, b D onnelly Edw ards, run out Artingstall, not out ... Patterson, c Myron, D o n n e lly ....................... M artindall, c W illar, M yler............................... B 4, w 1 ................... Total ................ 3 c Second Innings. D onnelly, b M yler ........... 0 bD on n elly... > 0 run out 0 b Myler 4 b Donnelly . 0 b D onnelly 0 b Myler ... 2 b Myler 2 run out 1 not out ........... 0 cEnglish.blW ylir 5 B 3, w 2 ,n b l T otal 21 W illiam L ankham , a well-known Auckland cricketer, died at Auckland on Dec.-9, aged 25, of consumption. Deceased was a crack bowler in New Zealand. T he Mitcham Club has engaged as ground- man Arthur Woodcock, a Leicester colt. T he Auckland (N.Z.) Club had four elevens in the field on Saturday, November 27, and won all its matches. A smoking concert in connection with the London and Suburban Association will be held at Anderton’s Hotel, Fleet Street, on Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. Mr. C. W. Alcock, Secretary of the Surrey County Club, will preside. T he Melbourne Club Australian team were presented at Cape Town, where the “ Arawa ” stopped on her way to New Zealand, with an address from the Press Cricketers’ Union there. T he Victorian contingent of the team were met on their arrival at Melbourne by Messrs. Moule, Wardill, McLaughlin, Boyle and Scott, and on the following afternoon were welcomed home by the Melbourne Club in its pavilion. W e have just received a copy of Wisden’s Cricketers' Almanack for 1887. The work, now compiled by Mr. C. F. Pardon, includes a full account of the tour of the Melbourne Club Australian team in England last summer, in addition to scores and reports of all the principal matches. As a work of reference Wisden is invaluable to cricketers. The latest edition fully maintains the high char­ acter of the Almanack. U ly e t t has chosen the Surrey and York­ shire match for his benefit at Sheffield this year. The proceeds of the return at the Oval will be given to Barratt, the Surrey bowler. M r . W. S apte , jun., the author of Cricketers Guyed, has just published a selection of grave and gay recitations under the title of “ Our Smoking Concert.” THE CRICKET YEAR BOOK for 1887. Contains the best Analysis of the County Play of 1886 published; the First class Averages o f the Y ear; the Australian Team in England 1886; List of English Teams who have visited Australia,andAus­ tralians Teams who have visited England; Records of Innings of 3 ,'0 and upw ards; and of Individual Scores o f 100 and upwards made in 1886; Full Records of Gentlem en v. Players M atches; Por­ traits and Biographical Sketches of R. G. Barlow, W . Gunn, R. Abel, Jesse Hide, J. W ootton, Dr. E. M . Grace and E. Peate; the Laws of Cricket, Fixtures for 1887, and a great variety of other inform ation indispensable to Cricketers. P R I C E T H R E E P E N C E . M anchestek : ABEL HEYWOOD & SONS, 56 & 58, Oldham Street. L o nd o n : C. L IL LYW H ITE & Co., 9, King Edward Street, E.C., AND H. 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