Cricket 1887

JUNE 30, 1887. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 227 CROYDON v. STYGIANS. Played at Croydon on June 28. C r o yd o n . S. F. Kemp, c Shirley, b J. C. Corbett ... 21 E. J. Day, cGallier, b J. C. Corbett...........87 A. W. Allan, c sub., b J. B. Oakley ......... 7 F. Hill, run out...........13 H. R. Groom, b Edwardes ...........75 A.L.Kemp, stNewnes, b Newington.........124 J. Aris, bNeech...........69 W.T.Grant, c Neech, bJ. B. Oakley ...63 A. Hill, c Foss, b Neech ............... 1 M. W. B. Sealy, c and b Neech........ 0 A. C. Drage, c Neech, flt b J. B. Oakley ... 23 F. J. Eolls, not out 4 B 32, lb 6,w14,nb 3 55 Total ...542 Stygians did not bat. CROYDON v. CLAPHAM WANDERERS. Played at Croydon on June 25. C la ph a m W a n d e r e r s . H. V. Bate, b Grant 47 J. A. Wylds, c Grant, b Neech .............. 6 H. A. Smith, b Allan 35 F. J. Bate, b Rolls ... 5 M. W. B. SeaJy, c Rolls, b Allan........ 1 W. J. Olivey, c Allan, b Rolls .............. 1 S. Short, lbw, b Rolls 4 C ro ^ S. F. Kemp, c F. J. Bate, b H. Y. Bate 30 H. R Groom, c F. J. Bate, b H. V. Bate 0 J. A. Knight, lbw, b F. J. Bate.............. 32 E R- "Wilkinson, b H. V. Bate .............. 22 J. C. Neech, b F. J. Bate .....................31 J. Aris, run out........ 1 A. Mursell, c Kemp, b Grant...............10 A. Kno t t - Go o d - enough, not out ... 7 T. Bland, b Grant ... 0 H. K. Owen, b Rolls 0 B 23, lb 2, w l ... Total ...142 W.T. Grant, b Smith 11 A. W. Allan, c Mur­ sell, b H. V.Bate... 10 T.L.Roberts, run out 4 W.T. Taylor, not out 0 F. J. Rolls, absent... 0 B 5,1 b 2 ........ 7 Total ...148 CROYDON v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on June 25. C r o yd o n . H.W.Ward, st Serres, b Langton ........ 3 W. R. Adams, st Serres, b Youle ... 22 C. F. Evans, b Lang­ ton ..................... 0 A. Pulford, b Lang­ ton ..................... 3 S. J. Ching, b Youle 14 R. J. J. Shrimpton, b J. Grant .............. 9 A. Hill, c Field, b F. Grant.................... 12 A dd isco m be H. J. Hawkins, b F. Grant ............... 1 G. W. Graham, not out ..................... 1 A. E. Drage, b Lang­ ton ..................... 0 H. C. Ellis, b Lang­ ton .................... 0 Extras ........ 10 Total ... 75 J. Grant, c and b Evans ...............52 R. Langton Ward... A. Springett Evans A.C. Field, c b Evans H. A. Ropgr b Adams F. Grant, c Adams c and b ........ 32 c Hill, b ... 34 Pulford, ... 12 Evans, ... 2 Drage, b ... 4 E. W. Foss, b Adams 2 Rev. H. Serres, b Evans .............. 0 S. Shepherd, run out 0 E. S. Youle, not out 1 W. Martin, c andb Evans .............. 1 Extras.............. 8 Total ........ 148 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. CARSHALTON. Played at Carshalton on June 25. H a m pste a d N o n d esc ripts . H. Wade, c Lane, b Davis.....................14 J. S. Baycraft, b Sankey ...............11 J. M. Broad, b Wal- b o rn ............ ........57 F. J. Kelly, b Sankey 9 W. J. Haycraft, b Hill .....................10 H. F. A. Smith, b Chevasse ... ........ 5 W.B. Casson, c Fair- bank, b Chevasse 3 L. Hutchinson, b Chevasse ........ 0 E. A. Collins, b Hill 44 W.A.Burton,bSankeyl7 R. L. Williamson, not out .............. 37 B35, lb 2, wl, nbl 39 Total ...246 C a r sh a l to n . H.Walborn,c Casson, IL. Burrowes, not out 2 b Kelly ...............12 B 5,1 b 1, n b 1 ... 7 W. Sankey, not out... 12 | — Total ........ 33 EMERITI v. ST. CHARLES’S COLLEGE* Played at Notting Hill on June 21. S t . C h a r l e s ’ s C o l le g e . First Innings. R. Swaby, bKelly ........ F. O’D. Hoare, run out ... J. P. Egan, b Fennessy ... F. E. Geoghegan, b Fen­ nessy ........................... T. Y. Strawson, b Kelly ... M. V. Quinlan, c and b Fennessy ..................... T. J. Heditch, b Kelly Second Innings, st E. Payne, b Woodlock ... b Woodlock ... run out ........ b Dean ........ b Dean.............. E. L. O’Brien, b Fennessy 19 J. A. Devine, not out ... 8 D. A. Healey, c Dean, b O’Brien ..................... 2 J. A. Swaby, b O’Brien ... 13 B 10,1 b 2, w 1, n b 8 ... 21 Total ........ 92 E m e r it i . b Dean ........ 2 c sub., b Wood­ lock . . ... ... 5 lbw, b Dean ... 5 not out ... ... 1 b Woodlock ... 3 st E. Payne, b Woodlock ... 0 B 18, lb 3 ... 21 Total ... 59 First Innings. W. J. Woodlock, c R. Swaby, b Heditch 30 C. S. Dean, bQuinlan 0 M. E. Fennessy, b Quinlan .............. 0 F. F. Kelly, c Healy, b Strawson ........35 E.A.Bishop.b Heditch 9 H. J. Harrison, b Strawson.............. 1 J. G. O’Brien, c Quinlau, b Heditch 2 In the Second Innings Bishop scored (not out) 0, Harrison (not out) 14, O’Brien, b Heditch 7; 1b 1, w 1—Total 23. T. H. Meynell, b Heditch............... B. J. Belton, b Heditch.............. C. C. Payne, not out J. Blundell, absent B 23,1 b 2, n b 1 Total ..114 MR. J. W. HOBBS’ CLUB v. MR. J. S. BALFOUR’S XI. Played at Burcott on June 25. M r . B a lfo u r ’ s X I. First Innings C. I. Thornton, c Elsey, b Mills .........................28 H. F. de Paravicini, st H. Adams, b Elsey ....... 8 P. J. de Paravicini, st H. Adams, b Mills ......29 W. G. Ford, c R.Thomson, b Elsey .................... 0 J. M. Broad, c H. Adams, b Mills .................. 10 L. B. Burns, 1b w, b Caf­ farey .......................... 2 J. Balfour, b Mills ......10 Kimble, not out............. 5 W. Latham, b Caffarey ... 0 Clinkard, c andbCaffarey 4 H. Tinson, b Caffarey ... 0 Extras.................... 4 Second Innings. cPeters,b Brown 4 not out ... 7 c H. Adams, b Brown ........ 9 b Brown ........ run out ........ b T. Adams b T. Adams ... b T. Adams b T. Adams lbw, b T. Adams b T. Adams Extras........ Total Total ... 45 J. W. H obbs ’ C l u b . FirstInnings. A. Wheeler, c and b Ford.................... 0 T. Adams, b Ford ... 7 E. Mills, c Clinkard, b Ford .............. 0 T. Brown, b Kimble 0 J. Caffarey, 1 b w, b Clinkard.............. 30 G. Elsey, c H. F., b P. J. de Paravi­ cini .....................18 H. Adams, b C. I. Total Thornton ........ 2 In the Second Innings Wheeler scored (not out) 25, Mills, c H. F., b P. J. deParavicini, 16, Brown (not out) 9, H. Adams, c and b P. J. de Paravicini, 4; extras 8.—Total, 62. R. Thomson, c J. Balfour, b Thorn­ ton ..................... W. Peters, c C. I. Thornton, b Clin­ kard ..................... J. Ayres, not cut ... H. v\ootton, c Tin­ son, b Clinkard ... Extras............... P la y in g for Presteign against Bedstone Court recently, H. Jones had the following remarkable analysis:—3 overs (3 maidens), 0 runs, Gwickets. F or Bounds Green v. Enfield, J. Thurlow Thompson did the “ hat trick” in the first over oi the innings. M.C.C. & GROUND v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Mainly through the brilliant display of batting by Mr. W. G. Grace the Marylebone eleven gained a decisive victory in this match, begun on Monday at Lord’s, winning early yesterday afternoon with ten wickets to spare. The University eleven, after showing only moderate form in the first innings, playedup so well in the second that the game was invested with renewed interest. The chief feature of Cambridge’s first innings was the bowling of Pougher, who did the hat trick at the finish, bowling Messrs. Orford, Hale and Toppin with successive balls. When they went in a second time Messrs. Marchant, Thomas and Sutthery scored very fast, and it was chiefly to this trio and Mr. Ford that the total reached 294, the last five w'ickets only adding 44 runs. Yester­ day Marylebone had 178 to get to win, but Mr. Grace was in his very best form and the runs w'ere got in two hours and fifty minutes for the loss of only one batsman. Mr. Grace gave no actual chance in the attainment of his score of 116, in which were no less than thirteen fours. All cricketers will be gratified at this latest evidence of his remarkable ability. Twelve batted on each side, but only eleven fielded. Score: C am brid g e U n iv e r sit y . First Innings. Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Barnes 9 Mr. F. Marchant (captain), b Barnes .................... 45 Mr. F. Thomas, b Barnes 5 Mr. A. M. Sutthery, b Barnes ..................... 9 Mr. F. G. J. Ford, c Pougher, b Barnes Mr. E. Crawley, 1b w, b Grace...........................16 Mr. W. C. Bridgeman,lbw, b Grace .....................21 Mr. L. Martineau, not out 22 Mr. F. Meyrick-Jones, b Grace........................... 0 Mr. L. Orford, b Pougher 2 Mr. H. Hale, b Pougher ... 0 Mr. C. Toppin, b Pougher 0 B 7, lb 7.....................14 Second Innings, c and b Attewell 41 lbw. b Grace ... 36 c Welman, b Webbe ........ 48 c A. P. Lucas, b Grace ........ 72 Total ...............143 0 b Attewell........26 not out ........ 19 lbw, b Grace ... 12 cGrace.bBarnes 16 lb w, b Attewell 0 b Barnes ........ 7 b Attewell........ 3 c and b Pougher 4 B 5, lb 5 ... 10 Total ...294 M.C.C. First Innings, Dr.W.G.Grace (capt.), lbw, b Ford ........ 31 Mr. A. J. Webbe, c Ford, b Martineau 33 Mr. A. P. Lucas, b Ford.....................12 Mr. M. P. Lucas, b Ford.................... 50 W. Barnes, b Toppin 11 Rev. R. T. Thornton, c Orford, b Ford ... 26 Mr. C. W. Wright, b Total ........260 Hale..................... 0 In the Second Innings Grace scored (not out 116, Webbe, c Ford, b Sutthery, 22, A. P. Lucas (not out) 29; b 6, lb 5.—Total, 178. W. Attewell, c Ford, b Hale .............. 0 Mr. A. H. Studd, b Ford.................... 32 Mr.J.Eyre,cl homas, b Ford .............. 9 Mr. F. T. Welman, b Toppin .............. 3 Pougher, not out ... 32 B 15, lb 3, w 3 ... 21 Barnes Attewell Pougher Grace ... Webbe BOWLING ANALYSIS. U n iv e r sit y . First Innings. O. M. R. W ... 47 28 55 5 ... 12 4 24 0 .. 13.3 8 18 3 .. 29 18 19 3 . . 7 4 13 0 Second Innings. O. M. B. W. ... 38 17 ... 41 17 78 ... 232 6 4S ... 27 12 47 ... 12 6 11 A. P. Lucas 8 1 15 M.C.C. First Innings. O. M. R. W. Hale ........ 34 13 Sutthery ... 27 9 Martineau... 16 6 Ford ........ 43.221 Toppin ... 26 3 Buxton ... 20 14 46 2 9 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 15 7 22 0 . ... 18 12 21 6 2 17 . ...81.310 49 . ... 12 1 11 6 0 0 33 0 Marchant 7 3 14 Martineau bowled three wides. 11 o 0