Cricket 1887

242 CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. JULY 7, 1887. chance that Cambridge mightfavert a defeat. This change, though, settled the question effectually, and taking the last five wickets in eighty-one balls for only fourteen runs he fairly landed the victory for Oxford. This summer Mr. Buckland has been in consistently good form. His all-round cricket has been of the greatest service to the Oxford eleven, and in their recent matches his play has been of such a high character as to fully justify his selection to represent the Gentlemen against the Players, at the Oval. His batting and bowling on that ground against Surrey last week were alike successful, and in addition to a brilliant first score of 148 he fairlywon the match with his bowling, taking five Surrey wickets in the second innings at a cost of only twenty-five runs. Mr. Buckland is a dangerous bat, for ho can hit well round when he gets in, as he showed conclusively at the Oval recently. He bowls slow round arm, and as he keeps a good length and is always well on the wicket he requires careful watching. We may add that Mr. Buckland has four times in minor matches taken all ten wickets in the innings. As he is besides an excellent field anywhere he is as a rule seen to advantage at all points of 'the game. In other sports Mr. Buckland has proved his skill. He represented Marlborough at'Racquets —and with great credit—in the competition for the Public Schools Challenge Cup, at Prince’s, and subsequently did good service for Oxford in both the single and double matches. H a was also a good football player at Marlborough, though an injury caused him to retire from further participation in our winter game. THE SCORE BOOK. NOTICE.—The Editor wishes it to be dis­ tinctly understood that he only guarantees insertion of the scores of those Clubs arrang­ ing for the publication of all matches. To ensure insertion scores must reach this office, at the latest, by the first post on Tuesday morning following the match. PALLINGSWICK v. GUY’S HOSPITAL. Played at East Acton on July 2. G uy’s H o s p it a l . First Innings. W. J. Scott, b Yarborough 4 E. J. Mitchell, lbw, b Yar­ borough .....................59 J. H. Busfceed, b Calcott... 11 F. M. Russel, b Calcott ... 0 G. Featherston, b Bettin­ son ........ ...............12 F. Wilkes, b Yarborough 0 F. Culmer, c Calcott, b Yarborough ............... 7 F. Soper, not out ........ 7 A. Haslam, c Bettinson, b Yarborough ............... 0 G. W. Mitchell, b Bettin- son ...........................10 Second Innings, b Meares ........ 15 b Bettinson ... 30 bDelauney ... 10 not out ........ 81 E. Hunt, absent... B iO, lb 1 bYarborough ... b Calcott ......... b Calcott........ b Yarborough ... c and b Yarbor­ ough ........ c Calcott, b Walker........ 19 b Yarborough ... 21 B 2, lb 5 ... 7 Total Total ...206 PALLINGSWICK. G. L. B. Calcott, c Haslam, b G. VV. Mitchcll.............. 5 L. Walker, run out... 0 A. F. Bettinson, b E. J. Mitchell ........ 21 F. Furner, b E. J. Mitchell............... 0 E. A. Collins, c Culmer, b Scott ... 28 W. C. Yarborough, c Feather^ton, b Bcgtt... ... t,. 1? P. E. Hawkins, c Featherston, b Scptt..................... P. Schooling, c and br E. J. Mitchell ... E. Meares, c Scott, b E. J. Mitchell........ P.T. Delauney, run out ........ . ... ... A. VV. Graham, not out .................... B 14,lb 2 ........ -. « o I Total , 90 UXBRIDGE v. CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS. Played at Uxbridge on June 29. C h ath am H ouse W a n d e r e r s . First Innings. Second Innings. F. Abraham, c Stevens, b Burge....................... 11 b Woods ......... 0 F. A. K. Doyle, b Woods ... 3 c Eves, b Miles 1 R. S. Jones, c sub, b Burge............................ 4c and b Miles ... 13 J. W. OJemence, b Woods 0 lbw, b v\oods ... 19 M. Clarke, b Woods........ 3 b Brown ......... 4 F. Turner, c Butter, b Woods .................30 b Woods ... R. W. D. Hill, b Miles ... 7b Woods ... A. Whitehead, c Woods, b Miles............................ 6 b Woods ... F. Clemence, not oat ... 5 b Woods ... J. E. Lane, b Woods........ 0 notout P. J. De Launey! b Woods 0 c Stevens Woods . 11 . 61 B 4,1 b 2... ................ 6 Total...................75 U x b r id g e . B 11,1 b 2 ... 13 Total ...184 Second Innings- 4 b Jones ........ ( Firgt Innings. C. E. Stevens, b White­ head ........................... Woods, c Abraham, b J. W. Clemence ............... 3 W. L. Eves, c Abraham, b J. W. Clemence ......... 0bDeLauney ... 9 W. H. Miles, run out 15not out ......... 10 W. M. Gardiner, c and b W’hitehead ................ 9 F. J. Rutter, run out.......... 1 H.Burge,b J. W. Clemence 13 W.Lee.bJ. W. Clemence 6 F. Brown, run out ......... 4 H. E. Bolton, not out ... 1 L. Rumball, b White­ head ........................... 0 B 11,1 b 3, w1, n b 1 ... 16 c Jones, b De Lauuey ........ c Hill, b De Launey ........ lbw, b Jones ... not out ........ c Abraham, b De Launey ... B 4,1b 1 Total ... 72 Total ... 40 WEST "WRATTING PARK v. REV. A. E. GOYER’S XI. Played at West^ratting Park on June 30. R e v . A. E. G q v e r ’ s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. ... 13 H. Leonard, b Cobbold ... 2 b Savill J. Ambrose, c Nelson, b Cobbold ..................... 2 b Savill ......... 9 J. Mann, b Cobbold........ 0 b Savill ......... 0 H. Cornwell, b Sanders ... 11c Williams, b Cobbold........ 0 W. Hancock, c Holcombe, b Cobbold.....................14 b Savill .......... 0 S. F. Walton, b Savill ... 41retired hurt ... 0 S. Fison, b Savill ....... 0c and b Cobbold 1 Rev* F. Wilder, b Savill ... 0 c Cobbold, b Savill ........ . 2 R. Winch, b Cobbold ... 3b Savill .......... 2 Rev. A. E. .Gover, b Cob­ bold ........................... 1 not out ......... .. 5 B. Syce, not out............ 4c Low.b^obbold 3 B ......... 13 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 Total ... , 91 Total ... 45 W e st W r a t t in g P a r k . First Innings. W. N. Cobbold, b Leonard .................... P. Williams, bMann........ L. Savill, run out ........ R. Head, b Leonard........ E. W. Nelson, c Fison, b Leonard ..................... W. Sniders, b Leonard ... P; Holcombe, b Mann ... Rev. H. W. Williams, b Manu........ ............... W. Crabb, not out ........ J. C. Low, run out ........ B. Armytaje, b Leonard... Bm ........ ... ... Totft!.............. Second Innirgs. 35 not out ... 41 0 run out ... 7 0 run out ... 3 3 0 not out ... 4 b Cornwell ... 4 2 b Cornwell *4. 7 0 1 1 0 12 B 17, lb 1in ... 18 — Total.., "... 84 BUCKHURST HILL v. BISHOPS STORTFORD. Played at Bishops Stortford on June 28. B ish o ps S to rtford . First Iunings. Rev. L. S. Westall, c Allport,b Poulter... 34 T. Bowtell. c Manson, b Russell .................................................. 9 E. L. Swift, c Russell, b Palmer........................................................ 1 F. Titley, c Allport, b Russell ... ........ 12 J. S. Brunskill, b Poulter .......................................................... 16 H. W. Wigan, b Rus­ sell .............................................................. 1 In the Second Innings Westall scored c Allport, b Poulter 10, Bowtell, c Allport, b Poulter 2, Swift (not out) 44, Titley, b Willocks 6, Gee, b Willocks 14; b 9, nb 1.- Total, 86. B u c k h u r st H il l . T. W. Pritchett, lbw, b Russell ........19 E. Plater, b Poulter P W Taylor, b Rus­ sell ..................... J L Wigan, run out J. S. Gee, not out ... B 18, w 3 3 0 4 ... 21 Total ...120 E. R. Poulter, c Swift, b Pritchett ........ 3 H. B. Tidsweli, b Pritchett...............76 B.K. Wilson, c Slater, b Pritchett ........ 10 J. B. Manson, b Pritchett.............. 0 J.Willocks,c Bowtell, b Pritchett ........ 16 R. L. Allport, b Swift 3 G. Palmer, c Slater, b Swift .............. 5 Russell, c Gee, b Pritchett ........ 14 E. A. Johnson, c Titley, b' Prffchett 4 R. W. Muir, not out 28 W. Cook, c Swift, b J. L Wigan........ 0 B 16, lb 6, w 1 ... 23 Total ...182 RICHMOND v. EALING. Played at Ealing on July 2. R ich m on d . First Innings. C. A. Roberts, b J.C.Jukes, c Bachelor, b Pearce.............. F. O. Tubby, lbw, b Bachelor.............. O. B. Martyn, c Hill, b Bachelor ........ A.Dealtry, bBachelor E. F. Dent,bBachelor R. E. Hulmc. c Goss- age, b Pearce ........ Bachelor... G.Ardaseer.bPearce J. Wilkinson. c Pearce, b Bachelor F. Reynolds,stWood, b Pearce.............. T. P. Bigby, not out B 9, lb 4 ........ Total 0 5 13 53 In the Second Innings Martyn scored b Boding- don 26, Tubby (not out 1) A. Dealtry, b Bodingdon 6, Dent, b Miller 6, Hulme (not out) 7.—Total, 46. E a l in g . R. M Pearce, Dealtry .............. 4L P. E. Bodingdon, b Tubby .............. 14 P. S. Joyce.c Roberts, b Dent .............. 23 S. F. Wood.cRoberts. b Reynolds ........ 0 A. Bachelor, not out 81 A. M. Hill,run out ... 5 E.Fard, b Dent ... 0 H. Gossage, b Rey­ nolds.................... W H. Miller, c Roberts, b Dent ... E. Rigby, st Jukes, b Dealtry ........ J. W. Frye, b Dealtry B 11, lb 7, nb 1 ... Total 0 ..203 iEOLIANS v. ELTHAM. Played at Eltham on July 2. E lt h a m . First Innings. H. E. Storrie, c Marks, b Jones........................... 9 J.Eagleton.b Jones........12 E. M. Hamilton, b Tate ... 10 R. Haywood, b Jones ... 8 C. May, b Tate ............... 1 J. M. Hamilton, not out... 6 T. Phillips, c Tate, b Jones........................... 3 J. b all, b Tate .............. 3 S.Mortis.c E.H.Heasman, b Tate .................... 0 J. MacTaggart, b Jones ... 1 E. a . Phillips,b Jones ... 0 B 5, lb 2..................... 7 Total ...............60 2EOIIANS. E. H. Heasman, c and b Haywood ........ 0 A. Howes, c and b Haywood........ ,.. 0 C. H. Carter, b Hay­ wood.................... 33 G.Thompson, b Hay­ wood ........................... 2 O. Jones, run out ... 2 B.J.Heasman.bHall 0 Second Innings. not out ........ 11 retired.............. 16 not out ........ 7 b Tate.............. 7 c Jones, b Tate 10 c Howes, b Tate 1 B1, lb 2 ... 3 Total ... 55 E. Tate,b Hall ... 7 H. Marks,bHaywood 10 J. Smith, not out ... 3 S. F. Carter, b Hay­ wood..................... Burnand,bHaywood B6, W l............. Total 6 0 7 To