Cricket 1887

JUNfc 23, 1887. CftlCKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. 215 NOTTS v. YOEKSHIBE. The run-getting in this match, begun on the Trent Bridge Ground on Thursday, presented a curious contrast to that at Manchester between Lancashire and Surrey, or at Brighton between Sussex and Cambridge University. At Brigh­ ton 1,197 runs were scored for 25 wickets, at Manchester 980 for 30 wickets. The match, which was for the benefit of John Selby, a pro­ fessional who had done good service for Notts since 1870, was only moderately attended, and it is feared that the proceeds will only be small. The chief features of the game itself were the excellent all-round cricket of Ulyett and Peel, and the fine batting of Mr. Hawke and Wade for Yorkshire, and the good start made by Shrewsbury and Scotton when Notts went in. Ulyett was in rare form both with bat and ball. In the two innings he made 113 runs, and, iu addition, took four wickets of Notts at a cost of 52 runs. Peel scored 34 for once out, and was credited with five wickets for 37runs. Mr. Hawke found a useful partner in Wade on the third day, and 56 were added while they were together. The former, though missed twice, when he made 29 and 36 respec­ tively, played in his best form, and his 78 not out was a very creditable display. Score: Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Bates, c Barnes, b Flowers .....................18 L. Hall, b Shacklock G. Ulyett, c Shrewsbury, 36 c Daft, b Atte­ well .............. c Sherwin, Barnes ... b ... 10 b Shaw R. Peel, c Scotton, Flowers .............. Hon. M. B. Hawke, Shaw........................ J. Wardell, c Barnes, b Shacklock.................... J. Denton, run out ........ 65 c Shacklock, Flowers ... . 14 not out ... . I. Grimshaw, c Gunn, b Shaw .....................29 S. Wade, not out ........ 17 T. Emmett, c Sherwin, b Attewell .................... 8 J. Hunter, run out ........ 5 B 2, lb 1 .................... 3 24 not out ... . c Sherwin, Attewell... . c Shacklock, Barnes ... . , 78 , 15 e Shrewsbury, b Shaw ........ ■ B 8, lb 2 10 Total ............. 222 Total ...227 N o tts . W. Attewell, c Em­ mett, b Peel........ 0 F. Shackwell, c Ul­ yett, b Peel ........ 0 M. Sherwin, c Em- A. Shrewsbury, c Ulyett, b Peel........81 W. Scotton, b Ulyett 32 W. Barnes, c Hunter, b Ulyett .............. 0 W. Gunn, b Ulyett ... 6 W. Flowers, b Ulyett 37 Mi>.H.B. Daft, b Wade 12 F. Butler, c Hall, b Peel .....................30 mett, b Peel... A. Shaw, not out 9, lb 4, w 3 Total 24 1* ... 16 ...253 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. ____ Second Innings. Attewell Flowers Barne3 Shaw ........ Shacklock ... O. Bates ... 61 Emmett.. 65 Wade ... 17 O. ... 45 ... 56 M. R. W. 23 43 26 51 13 40 27 45 6.2 12 40 M. R. W. 26 59 0 5 33 1 V O. M. It. W. 1 ........ 54 36 53 2 2 ........ 29 1C. 28 1 0 ........ 35 19 40 2 3 ........ ,33 3 30 1 2 ........ 20 8 38 0 Daft ... 4 0 16 0 Scotton 5 2 12 0 Butler.. TS. 2 2 0 0 O. M. R. W. Ulyett.. 37 17 52 4 Peel ... 47.1 31 37 5 Wardell 13 7 13 0 Emmett bowled three wides. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. NORWOOD. Played at Norwood. B r ix to n W a n d e r e r s . C. H.Wall,b Austin... 0 F. Leleu, b Austin ... 27 B. Glover, b Austin... 0 J. Leleu, b Austin ... 47 A. A. Griffiths, b F. Hallam .............. 0 L. Wall, c Edward, b Austin ........ -• 0 J.F.Bidwell,c Gibson, b Austin................. 24 D. McLauchlan, b Austin .............. 5 H. Wall, not out ... 18 F. Fowler, b Austin 0 C.F.Jones,b Edward 11 Extras.............. 6 Total ...138 N orw o od . W. C. Elborough, c E.Austin,b Griffiths 2 Wall, b Griffiths ... 6 H. Goodwyn, b Grif­ R. S. Raby, c and b fiths ..................... 17 Griffiths .............. 7 J.Gillespie, c Wall,b J. Worship, c and b Jones ... .;. ... J. S. Gibson, b Grif­ 10 Glover .............. 14 W. Austin, b Glover... 7 fiths ..................... 1 S. Edward, c Wall, b D. Hallam, not out 0 Glover .............. 0 Extras .............. 8 F.Hallam, c Griffiths, — b Glover .............. 5 Total ........ 77 WILLESDEN v. HARLESDEN. Played at Willesden on June 18. .WlLEESDEN. M. Friend, c E. Ben­ nett, b Moxley ... 6 M. R. Fisher, b E. Bennett .............. 5 J. M. Lucas, st W. Bennett, b Potter 157 R. Davie, run out ... 26 A. E. Robinson, b Lyon.................... 0 G. D. B. Levick, c W. Bennett, b E. Fennett .............. S. Cooke, b Lyon ... 51 E.B.Hayman, bLvon 2 G. C. Locket, b‘ W. Bennett.............. 3 G. Mitchell, b Lyon 3 E. Parfitt, not out... 0 B10, lb 2, w l ...13 Total ... 12 H a r l e sd e n . G.Anderson, b Robin­ son .................... C. Dell, not out........ H. Lyon, b Robinson T. Moxley,bRobinson C. Beeson, c Parfitt, b Davie .............. H. Potter, not out... B 4,1 b 1.............. Total T. Ingram. J. Robson, W. Bennett, H. Hunt, and E. Bennett did not bat. POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS v. CHARL­ TON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on June 18. P oint H ouse R a m b l e r s . C. J. Carver, b Allen 4 W. Boothby,c Pease, E. H. Rock, b W.'H. ' " Martin .............. 30 T. J. Brett, b Zam- 0 brano... OscarBenwell, c Sar­ gent, b Pease........ F. Baldwin, b Pease H. Crusoe, c Mills, b W. d. Martin........ C. Benwell, b W. H. Martin ............... b Burnett A. D. Macbriar, st Laurcnce, b Pease H. Colgate, b Pease S. Spencer, not out B Total C h a r lto n P a r k . A. P. Zambrano, not out .....................21 B 2,lb 3, nb 1 ... 6 H. E. Lawrcnce, run out .......................15 Dr. L. B. Ward, not out .....................-54 W. Burnett, c and b Total ........ 113 Carver ............... 4 S. R. Sargent, b O. Benwell .................13 A. H. Pease, G. Turner, W. H. Martin, W. Mar­ tin, F. G. Allen, and S. E. Mills did not bat. RICHMOND v. UPPER TOOTING. Played at Tooting on June 15. R ich m on d . R. S. Lucas, b Bonner 9 H. K. Avory, c Gor­ nall, b Roller........ 4 T. D. Wilson, c May, b Roller .............. Needham, b Wilson... 27 H. ii. Wedderbum, c Gornall, b Roller ... 23 A. Springett, c Gor­ nall, b Bonner ... 15 W. Furze, b Bonner 0 A. Young b Richard­ son .....................33 P.Christian, notout 63 2 J. O. Smith, b Richardson ........ 13 C. Roberts, b Roller 7 B11,lb 9,w5, nb 1 26 Total ...226 U p p e r T o o tin g . G F. Bonner, b Need­ ham .......................49 W. P. Gornall, b Wil­ son ...................... 4 C. T. Roller, b Wed- derburn .............. 30 C. G. Roberts, b Wil­ son .................... 60 W. M. O. Wilson, c Furze, b Needham 16 H. Roller, F. A. Stokes and C. R. May did not bat. A. H. Richardson, b Needham ........ 19 A. 'Ihompson, b Wilson .............. 6 F. Bickley, not out... 3 B 10,1 b 1 ........ 11 Total ...198 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Dulwich on June 15. D u l w ic h C o l l e g e . R. Easterbrook, b Marsden...............10 Kestin b Van Neck... 21 Gillman, b Van Neck 19 Kennedy, b Marsden 1 Easterbrook, b Mars­ den ..................... 1 Coleman, c Shepherd, b Marsden ........ 0 Huntly, c and b Van Neck... - ............ Clowes, b Van Neck Christie, b Marsden Chapman,bMarsden Whitlock, not out... Extras........ ... Total 5 l 6 1 5 5 . 75 U n iv . C o l l . S c h o o l . P. D. Zinzinia, b Easterbrook........ 4 E. L. Marsden, c Easterbrook, b R. Easterbrook........ 5 G. Elliott, c and b Whitlock.............. 36 J.Blumfeld,bEaster­ brook..................... 0 A. F. Bideleux, b Easterbrook........ 10 E. P. Shepherd, b Easterbrook......... 6 H. T. Roberts, b GMman............... 6 C. 1C. Foster, b Gill­ man .................... 0 W. M Greenisg, not out .................... 13 A. P. Van Neck, b Easterbrook........ 1 V. E. Dart, b Easter­ brook ............... 0 B .....................26 Total . ...107 CRUSADERS v. MR. BURRELL’S XI. Played at Littlebury on June 2. Mr. B u r r e l l ’ s X I. First Innings. D. Greenstock, c Duck­ worth, b Miller ........ 1 A. L. Watson, b Parry 39 H. P. Jillard, c Duck­ worth, b Parry ........ 25 W. Sale, lbw, b Parry 15 Ccipt Cautley, c sub., b Parry............................ 2 M. Nockolds, c Dates, b Parry........................... 7 C. H. Hunter, c Dates, b Rcndall .....................21 J. F. Eaden, cWilloughby, b Rendall ............... 0 Hughes-Games,not out... 8 Turner-Collin, b Rendall 0 J. Burrell, c and b Parry 3 Extras ............... 7 Second Innings. b Miller ........17 c and b Parry ... 2 c Miller, b Parry 15 c Cox, bParry... 5 b Miller ... ... 0 b Hayhurst ... 9 e Mackinnon, b P\rry ........ 26 nol out... b Parry... b Parry... b Parry Extras . 24 . 26 . 11 . 0 . 6 Total...............128 C r u sa d e r s . Total........141 C. W. Parry, c J. Burrell, b Sale ... 6 F. H. Oates, run out 7 Hon. H. Miller, b Hughes-Games ... 0 J. C. Mackinnon, b Sale .................... 1 Hon. G. H. D. Wil­ loughby, c Burrell, b Sale ...............48 H. T. Grundtvig, c Turner Collin, b Hugbes-Games ... 0 S. A. Miller, b Capt. Cautley ... ... B. H. Rendall, b Sale..................... G. Duckworth, not out ..................... L. Cox, run out Extras ............... Total ........ HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. HENDON. Played at Hendon on June 18. H endon . C. H. Page, run oufc ... 25 H. Langton, bHutch­ inson ..................... 3 T. A. Fison, b Hutch­ inson ..................... 0 II. Munday, b Hutch­ inson .....................10 G. Waller, not oufc ... 30 E. Browne, b Hutch­ inson ..................... 9 T. W. McIntosh, b Hutchinson ......... 0 H. Andrew, bHutch­ inson .............. 3 II. Waldron, b Hutchinson........ 5 A. Belton, b Hutch­ inson .............. 4 R. Warner, c Ram- mell, b W. J. Hay- craffc.................... 2 JB8,1 b 2 ........ 10 Total ...101 H a m p ste a d N o n d e sc r ipts . W. J. Haycraft, c IA.R. Trimen, not out 11 Andrew, b Waller... 38 B 26,w 1 ........ 27 H. W'ade, not out ... 69 | — Total ........ 145 H. F. A. Smith, A. W. Rammell, L. Corke, R. C. Plews, C. W. Haycraft,L. Hutchinson, J. C. Drum­ mond, and E. Abbott did not bat.