Cricket 1887

202 CRICKET A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. JULY 14,1887 CRYSTAL PALACE v. CLAPHAM WANDERERS. Played at Crystal Palace on July 9. C la p h a m W a n d e r e r s . b W . F S. Colman. Umney .................. 45 H. A.Smith, c Turner, b Umney ... ........... 0 E. B. Hadley, c Leete, b J a n son .................. 30 F. E. Saunders, b Umney ... A. ... GO H .V.Bate, b Eastlake j Sm ith..........................14 I R. Brooks, b Turner... 3L i C r y s t a l P a l a c e , D. L. Jephson, st Leete, b Shorter... 31 B. Burton, b Umney 1 F. J. Hate, b Turner 22 W .B.Sm itli.b Turner 0 W . Pare, not out ... 12 B 13, lb 4, w 6 ... 23 Total ...........272 J. Aste, not out ... 49 A. H. Rehder, b J ep h son ...................10 S. 8horter, not out... 16 B F. W . Jatison, b F. J. Bate .......................... C. Easblake Smith, b H. V. Hate ........... W Kettlewell, b H. V. Bate .................. H. Turner, c Jephson, b H. V. Bate ........... V ; F. Abell, c Brooks, b F. J. Hate.................. 10 W . F. Umney, W . F. Noakes and A. Leete did not bat. 13, lb 1 Total ... 24 ...119 CRYSTAL PALACE v. AUTHENTICS. Played at Crystal Palace on July 8. A u t h e n t ic s . P. Coles, c Dorman, b Fox.......................... 6 M. A. Teale, b Fox ... 5 R. G. Glennie, c Hen­ derson, b Dorman 16 W. Rashleigh, b Fox 1 K. J. Key, run out ... 16 F. H. Gresson, c Fox, b Dorm an .......... 7 H. H. Castens, b Fox 6 C r y s t a l F.A.Rehder.b Thom p­ son .......................... 14 L . W ilson, c Thom p­ son, b Christopher­ son ........................... 5 A. C. Field, retired hurt .......................... 6 0. J. M. Fox, b Fowler 44 A.W .Dorm an,b Chris­ topherson ...........49 H. Hetley, c Fowler, b T h o m p so n ........... 2 F. Abell, c Castens, b T h o m p so n ...........13 D. Christopherson, b D orm a n ...................40 H. T. Arnall-Thom p­ son, c Kayess, b • D o rm a n ................... 0 G. Fowler, not out ... 23 E Britton Holmes, c Fox, b D orm an ... 0 B 16, lb 1 ...........17 Total ...........137 P a la c e . E. A. Ram , b Chris- topherson ........... 8 W . F. Umney, c Brit­ ton Holm es, b Christopherson ... 0 A. Kayess, not out ... 8 J. M. Henderson, b Christopherson ... 15 B 7, lb 2,w 1, nb 2 12 Total ...176 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v, GREENHITHE. Played at Greenhithe on July 9. B u r li n g t o n W a n d e r e r s . J. Faulkner, c T., b A. Stevens ........... 4 D . M. Bowie, run out 3 S. Cook, b A. Stevens 5 H .M .Lupton, not out 1G H. T. Bull, c Duke, b F. W . Ledger, b Duke 25 E. B. W arren, c A. Stevens,bChapm an 60 A. E. Gent, lbw, b Chapm an.................. 14 R. D. Green, c A. Ste­ vens, b Chapm an... G A. Stevens E. W illiam son, b A. B 15, lb 1 Stevens .................. 4 J. S. W alker, c and b Total H. Stevens ........... 4 G r e e n h it h e . ... 16 ... 16 ...173 G. T. Watt, c and b Green .................. 1 T. Stevens. c Faulk­ ner, b W illiam son 10 A. Stevens, b Green... 7 H. Chapman, c bull, b W illiamson .......... 17 T. Lockyer, b Green 1 A. Duke, c Faulkner, b Green .................. 7 E. S. Davison, b W illia m s o n ........... E. Smith, b Bull ... C. Rogers, b B ull ... A . Byhurst, lbw , b W illia m so n ........... A. Chandler, not out B 14, lb 2 ........... Total ________________________ ... 68 S e n d Seven Stamps for “ C r i c k e t C h a t .” Fourth Year of Publication. Contains: Cricket Incidents and Oddities, Cricket Re­ cords; Portraits and Biographies of Messrs. A. E. Stoddart, W. J. Ford, S. W. Scott, L. C. Docker, A. Appleby, O. G. Radcliffe, J. G. Walker, R. T. Thornton, and the late Mr. W. Blackman; also Portraits and Bio­ graphies of Preston, Bowley, Wootton, Phillips, Cropper, F. Hearne, A. Hearne, Chatterton, Wood, and A. Hide. To be had of Wright & Co., 41, St. Andrew's Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. YORKSHIRE v. CHESHIRE. The Yorkshire eleven, though without Ulyett, Bates, and Preston, had an easy win in this match i)layed at Halifax on Friday and Saturday last, having at the finish 235 runs and an innings in hand. This decisive victory was maiDly due to the brilliant batting of Lee, who alone scored fifteen more than the Cheshire eleven in their two hands. He was at the wickets nearly four hours and a half, and in proof of the vigour of his hitting it may be stated that his score included thirty- seven fours. As a display of free cricket his innings was worthy of the highest praise. Peel took eight Cheshire wickets for 68, Harrison and Wade each six wickets at the same cost of 53 runs. C h e s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. S. M. Crosfield, c Denton, b Peel.................................... 4 b P e e l....................20 W oodw ard, b W ade...........14 b P e e l.................... 8 Pointon, b H arrison............ 4 b Harrison............ 4 J. S. Hargreaves, b W ade 21 c Lee,b Harrison 3 J. O. Fullalove, c and b W ade ... ... .................... 0 b Harrison............10 Brown, b Peel ......................32 b P e e l.................... 0 A. N. Turner, b Peel.............. 15 b P e e l....................12 A. M. Latham , c Denton, bW a d e ............................ 1 c W ade, b H ar­ rison ........... 1 J. Gallagher, c Wade, b Peel .................................. 0 b Harrison............ 3 M illward, not out ........... 2 not out ............ 1 J. Bretherton, b Peel ... 4 st Ellis, b Wade 15 B 15, lb 2.......... 17 Total ... ... ... 97 Y o r k s h ir e . Total . Hall, c Pointon, M illw ard..................52 W ade, b Bretherton 4 Lee, b W oodw ard ...206 Peel, lbw, b Crosfield 52 H. Hill, b W oodw ard 10 Dyson, run o u t........... 3 Denton, c Woodward, b Brown .................. 28 W ardall, not out ... Tinsle.y, b Brown ... Ellis, b B row n.......... Harrison, b Brown B 26, lb 2 .......... Total ...426 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. LEATHERHEAD. Played at Leatherhead on July 4. L e a t h e r h e a d . A. Brooks, c Cosens, b Freeman ........152 F. Sturt, c and b Green .................10 F. Barry, c Green, b F reem an .................. 5 Harrison, b Green ... 3 Rev. E. Milner, b Ledger .................12 F. E. Lowis, c Cosens, b L ed g er.................. 0Total R. Langton, st W ar­ ren, b Freeman ... 50 B u r l in g t o n W a n d e r e r s . E. English, c and b Freeman.................. 43 A. P. D oulton, c sub., b Freeman ........... 0 H. Sharp, c W arren, b G reen .................. 11 J. Hue-W illiams, not out .......................... 11 B 12, lb 7 ...........19 ...316 A. E. Gent, run out... 31 A. Cosens, c Sharp, b English ..................81 A. Carter, not out ... 56 E. B. Warren, not out 2*2 B 11, lb 1 ...........12 Total ...202 F. W . Freeman, F. W . Ledger, F. B. G odrich, S. Cook, R. D. Green, H. T. Bull and J. S. W alker did not bat. BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. MALDEN WANDERERS. Played at New Malden on July 2. B urlington W anderers . E. C. Lindup, c Jerom e, b Faux ... 50 E. B. Warren, b Robertson ...........11 A. Carter, c Jenner, b Robertson ........... 4 J.T. Faulkner, b West 4 F. W. Freem an, c W yatt, b Jenner ... 29 A. E. Gent, c Attfield, b Faux .................. 1 M alden W anderers , West, b Green ........... 3 Attfield, b Green ... 5 Rough, b Green ... 0 Jerom e, b Freem an... 4 Jenner, b Freeman. R. D. Green, b W est E H ockley,b R obert­ son .......................... S. Cook, run out ... F.B Godrich, not out H. T. Bull, b W est... B 6, lb 1 ........... Total ...141 Marriner, c Lindup, b Freeman ........... B .......................... Total ... 23 W. W oodroffe, H . W oodroffe, Wyatt, Faux and Smith did not bat. BEDDINGTON v. HACKBRIDGE HOUSE. Played at Uxbridge on July 9. H a c k b r id g e H o u s e . R. I’ Anson, c sub., b W . T. Goad, b Pothe* Potter .................. 61 ca ry ........... ... ... 8 — . White, c Potter, b C. Bentley, b Potter 8 Pothecary ........... 21 T. Henderson, c F. Goad, c Peile, b Carpenter, b Pot­ Potter ................... 47 ter .......................... 5 E. Gilbert, c N icolls, A. Skelton, b Potter 0 b Potter ................... 7 A. Hazell, n<?t out ... 0 S. Jones, b Potter ... 0 B 25, lb 4, nb 3 ... 32 S. Skelton, b Potter... 0 — N. Wyld, b PotheTotal ...........232 cary .......................... 40 B e d d in g t o n . J. Dives, b I’Anson ... 0 A. Lintott, b I’Anson 2G F. E. Goddard, b I’Anson ... ... 2 —. Collinson, b I’Anson ................... 3 Rev. J. Baker, b W. T. G o a d ..........................58 C. E. Pothecary, b I’Anson ................... 0 R. C. Kirkman, b J on es..........................13 N. Pott, c W yld, b I’A n s o n ........... ... 8 Nicolls, b W yld ... 12 A. Potter, c Gilbert, b W. T. Goad ... 0 A. B. Peile, b Gil­ bert ...........................22 P. C. Carpenter, not out .......................... 0 B 5, lb 1 ........... 6 Total ...150 IN C O G N IT I v. S H O R N C L IF F E G A R R I­ SON. P layed at S korn cliffe on Ju ly 6 and 7. I ncogniti . First Innings. Sec ond Innings. Rev. R. T. Thornton, b Clowes ..............................12 c W ingham , b Clowes ........... 0 G. F. Bonner, b Ham- mersley ........................... 10 b Clowes ........... 11 C. T. Roller, run ou t........... 5 b Clowes ........... 4 R. M. Kirwan, c Bucking­ ham, b C la rk ...................GS b H ammersley... 6 W . G. W yld, c Clark, b W ingham .............................118 c and b Clowes... 17 J. B. t*. Lester, c W ing­ ham, b Clark ....................... 17 b Hammersley... 14 G. H. Windeler, c W ing­ ham , b C la rk .......................27 c and b Ham ­ mersley ...........19 E. H. C. Wellesley, c Bruce, b Clark ............. 0 run out ........... 19 M. H. Paine, b Clowes ... 6 b H ammersley... 0 L. Paine, 1 b w, b W ing­ ham ......................................27 not out ............ 0 A. W . L. Hemming, not out .................................. 0 c Clowes,bHam - m e rsley ........... 0 B 3, lb 1, w 5,n b 2 ...1 1 B 3 ,lb 3 ,n b l 7 Total ... ... ...301 Total ... 97 S horncliffe G arrison . First Innings. Second Innings. Sergt. Buckingham (43rd), c L. Paine, b Thornton 149 c M. Paine, b Roller ... ... 24 Private Wingham, 1b w, b M. H. Paine .................... 6 b Lester .........24 Capt. Clark (43rd), b Bonner ..........................89 b M. H. Paine ... 14 C. G. Bruce (43rd), c W in­ deler, b T h o rn to n ............ 5 st L. Paine, b Lester .......... 0 C. E. Clowes (60th), b M. H. Paine .......................... 0 c Hemming, b Roller ... ... 4 G. F. M ockler (43rd), c Wellesley, b Bonner ... 7 not out .........34 Sergt -Major Sm ith (14th H.), c and b M. H. Paine 15 not out ............ 0 Capt. Rivett-Cam ac, c M. Paine, b Lester ............ 0 Corp. Hammersley (43rd), c Wyld, b Lester ........... 2 Sergt. Stanmore (43rd), n otou t ... ... ........... 11 runout ............ 2 W . Owen (43rd), b Thorn­ ton .................................. 0 B 18, lb 1 .....................19 B 1,1b 4, w 3 8 Total ...............253 Total ...110