Cricket 1887

274 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 21, 1887. he can claim an aggregate o f 1,105 -runs fo r an average o f 54. M r. S u tth ery ’s selection to represent the G entlem en against th e P layers at the O val last w eek w as on ly a fittin g tribu te to his excellen t all-round crick et this year, and th ou gh he on ly got tw en ty-fou r in th e tw o hands, and h is tw o w ickets cost fifty-on e runs, he did as w ell as m ost o f th e younger m em bers o f th e am ateur team . M r. S utthery n ot only w atch es th e ball carefu lly but can h it w ell, and h is is never an easy w icket to get. H e bow ls fast round-arm w ith a rather h igh d e­ livery, and on certain w ick ets is sure to be dangerous. H e is, too, a safe field. M r.-Sut- thery, w h o w hile at O undle played occa sio n ­ ally fo r N orthants, w as, we m ay add, also a good f lotball player, and in 1885-86 played in all th e Cam bridge R u g b y m atches w ith th e one exception of that against O xford. H e intends, w e believe, to start a perm anent coach in g establishm ent at St. L eon ards, so that Sussex cricketers w ill receive a new and useful ad d i­ tion to th eir num bers. .# r • THE SCORE BQML N O T IC E .— T h e E d itor w ishes it to be d is­ tin ctly understood that he only guarantees insertion o f the scores o f th ose Clubs arrang­ in g fo r th e publication of all m atches. T o ensure insertion scores m ust reach th is office, dt the latest , b y the first post on T uesday m orn in g follow in g the m atch . E A S T B O U R N E v. H A S T IN G S , P layed at H astin gs on July 13. H a stin g s . J. Philips,st Dixon, b Bu*ge.......................... 1 J. King, b Burge ... 6 M orley, c W ilkinson, . b Burge ... .-v ... 13 T. Kennard, b Burge 6 .J.Olivey, b Edwards 1 G. H. Elridge, lbw, b Burge... ................... 0 H. J. Shaw, b Edwards ...........21 J. Martin, run out... 0 W . G'teen.run out... 5 N. Standen, not out 4 J. W itcher, b Burge 1 B 5, lb 1, w 3 ... 9 Total... 67 In the Second Innings King scored (not out) 23, Morley, (not out) 26, Shaw, b Burge 7, N. Standen, b Burge 4; b 8, lb 1. —Total, 69. E a stbo u rn e . W. A. Cardwell, b O livey........................18 A. N. W ilkinson, b M orley ................... 4 Cuthbert, bMorley 0 G. R. Uurge.c Morley, b Shaw .......... ... 66 II.J. Kinch.c W itcher, b Phillips............... 100 W . Grazebrook, b M oiley ................. 4 C. Harrison, b M or­ ley ..........................42 A. Edwards, not out M .W . Dixon, b M or­ ley .......................... G. H. W ood, b Shaw H.E.W ilson,run out B 4, lb 1, w 4 ... Total...................2 T E D D IN G T O N v. H A M P T O N WICK. P layed at H am pton W ick on Ju ly 16. H a m pton W ick . F. W . Maude, b Barker ..................44 P. Castle, c Furze, b Simm s .................. 14 A. Chester, c Barker, b Ringrose ........... 9 R. J. Sivers, c M orice, b S im m s...................33 P. Booth, b Barker ... 4 J. S. Chalis, b Barker 14 T e d d in g to n . W . S. Morice, b Paice 21 F. Orr, b Maude.......... 0 C. G. Roberts, b Peck 39 W. Furze, c Maude, b Colley .., .......... 14 E. Simm s, c Chester, b Colley ..! ... ... & A. E. CoMey, b M orice .................. 19 H.C. Paice, b Simms 9 Peek, c Furze, b liiugrose.................. 8 I j . Thom as, not out 0 G.W .Jones,bRingrose 0 B l l , w 1, nb 8 ... 20 Total ...174 F. G. M illington, c B ooth, b Colley ... C. J. Bird-Thom p- son, not o u t ........... L b 3, w 1, n b l Total K. Ringrose, W. Barker, C. Nibloe, and A. N. Other did not bat. T h e L a w s o f C r ic k e t , on stout card, for han ging up in C lub-room s and P avilions, price 2d., post free 3d. In fram es, 2s. 61. C an be had on application to th e M anager of C r ic k e t , ■41, S t. A n drew ’s H ill, E .C . M .C .C . and G . v. L A N C A S H IR E . T h e L ancashire eleven succeeded after som e very interestin g cricket, and after a m ost ex­ cising finish, in w in n in g this m atch, played at L o rd ’s on M onday and Tuesday, w ith only tw o w ickets to spare. M arylbbone, though represented b y a fa irly strong team , did not profit m aterially b y th e ch oice o f innings, and were ou t for a m oderate total of 155, to w hich M r. H . W , Forster, o f the O xford eleven, c o n ­ tributed 49. B a rlow and M r. E ccles w ere responsible for 132 o f L ancashire’s first total o f 216, and the form er’s 76 was quite up to his best form . H e w as at th e w ickets altogether tw o hours and threrj-quarters. G oing in a second tim e in a m in ority of 61, M arylebone m ade a g ood com m en cem ent, and the first balsm en, M r. G race and Scotton, p u t on 94 before the latter, w hose share w as on ly 28, w as run out. T h ou gh at luncheon on Tuesday the total w as 116 w ith on ly one batsm an out, on resum in g W atson bow led w ith m o3t re­ m arkable success, and an extraordinary collapse w as the result, the last nine w ickets being dism issed for an addition of on ly 26 runs. W atson ’s analysis at th e clo se o f the innings w as quite ou t of th e com m on . H e delivered 79 balls for ten runs and six w ickets r an exceptionally brilliant per­ form an ce, though the ground tow ards the end of the gam e helped the ball m aterially. Lan­ cashire had on ly 82 to w in, bu t as th e ground was there w as every chance, it w as th ou gh t, of a good finish. S o it proved, fo r M r. N epean’s b ow lin g puzzled th e batsm en very n rich , and the cou n ty on ly w on w ith tw o w ickets to spare— a result due in no sm all m easure to the plucky play of M r. E ccles at th e finish. M r. G race, w h o com pleted his th irty-n in th year on M onday, w as successful, it w ill be seen, w ith both bat and ball. H is second innings o f 73 w as free from a chance, and in addition he took seven w ickets fo r 66 runs. M r. Nepear-, th e O xford bow ler, w as also o f great use to M .C.C. H is eight w ickets w ere got at an expense of 81 runs. M.C.C. and G round . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. H. W . Forster, c and b W a ts o n ......................... 49 st Pilling, b Briggs ...........14 W. Scotton, c Jowett, b Y a te s ..................................16 run out .............28 Mr. W . G. Grace, c and b Barlow .......................... 1 b W a ts o n ......... 73 Mr. F. E. Lacey, b Briggs 17 lbw, b Briggs ... 0 Mr. E. G. W ynyard, st Pil­ ling, b Yates ................... 7 c Barlow, b Briggs .... ... 7 M ajor Spens, c Barlow, b B riggs.................................14 b W a ts o n ......... 6 Mr. E. A. Nepean, b Briggs 8 not out ......... 2 Mr. S. C. Newton, not out 26 b W atson ......... 0 Wheeler, c and b Barlow 6 b Watson .......... 0 Rawlin, run o u t................... 3 b W a ts o n ......... 0 Pougher, b B a r lo w ........... 0 b W a ts o n ......... 0 B 7, lb 1 .......................... 8 B ...................12 Total ...................155 Total ...142 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Forster ......................... 31 c Lacey, b Ne­ pean 1 R. <*. Barlow, b Nepean ... 76 b N e p ea n ..........25 F. H. Sugg, b G race.......... 7 c Laoey, b Ne- * pean................ 7 Mr. G. Jowett, b Grace ... 0 b Pougher.....11 J. Briggs, lbw, b Grace ... 23c Wynyard, b Pougher......12 Mr. J. Eocles, b Grace ... 56 not out .....15 Mr. A. E. Gibson, lbw, b G ra ce .................................. 0 b Grace ....... 5 Rev. V. Royle, b Grace ... 12 c Spens, b Ne­ pean 0 Yates, c Newton, b Nepean 1 c Grace, b Ne­ pean 2 W atson, st Wheeler, b Ne­ pean .................................. 4 not out ....... 0 Pilling, not out ................... 0 B 4, lb 2 .......................... 6 B 3, nb 1......... 4 Total v................216 Total ... 82 BOW LING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. and G round . First Innings. Second Innings. O. Mi R . W . O. M. R. W. Watson ... 45 27 391 ... 44.3 28 38 6 Briggs ... 68 35 683 ............ 53 26 56 3 Barlow ... 30.1 18 303 ............ 16 11 18 0 Y a te s ........... 7 3 10 2 ........... 11 1 18 0 L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R . W . Nepean ... 13.2 4 35 3 Pougher ... 21 9 30 0 Rawlin ... 11 2 37 0 G ra ce.......... 30 13 45 6 Forster ... 27 9 63 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 28 7 46 5 . ... 11 6 11 2 . ... 17.3 7 21 1 Nepean bow led a no-ball. Y O R K S H IR E v . D E R B Y S H IR E . T h e D erbyshire eleven show ed to great dis­ advantage in th eir return m atch w ith Y ork ­ shire, begun at B ram all Lane, Sheffield, on M onday. T h ou gh th ey w on the toss the result was never at any tim e in dou bt, and Y orksh ire w ere able to claim a decisive victory by an innings and 163 runs before th e co m ­ pletion o f the second day. The ch ief features of th e m atch w ere the lon g stand o f U lyett and P reston and the effective bo\vling of B ates at th e close. U lyett and Preston added 150 for th e sixth w icket, and the latter’s 93, w hich contained n o actual chance, w as th e m ore gratifyin g as this season he has n ot been at all in luck. In h is score it m ay be added w ere one 5 and tw elve 4’s. U lyett, w ho com m en ced the Y orksh ire innings, carried .out h is bat, contribu ting 199, or ju st one h a lf of the aggregate of 399. T h is is the first occasion on w h ich he h a t gone through the innings fo r Y ork sh ire—a fact th e m ore n otew orth y co n ­ sidering that he has been playin g fourteen years fo r his cou n ty. H e w as b attin g a lto­ gether five hours and fifty m in utes, w ith one chance w hen he had m ade 102, and everyone w ill heartily congratulate h im on a m ost brU- lian t perform an ce. . W h en D erbysh ire vverifc in a second tim e B ates and P reston bow led w ith great success. T h e form er w as pa rticu ­ larly successful, and his six w ickets on ly oost 66 runs. ' r D e r b y sh ir e . * First Innings. Second Innings. ' Mr. L.G.W right, CHunter, r b Bates ... ... 8 W. Sugg, b P e e l................... 9 J. Ratcliffe, lbw, b U lyett 0 W . Cropper, run ou t...........23 G. Davidson, b U lyett ... 16 b Bates c and b Bates ... 3 c and b B ates ... 11 W . Chatterton, b Peel ... 0 J. Disney, not out ...........27 H. Street, b Emm ett ... 9 H. Slater, 1 b w, b Emm ett 0 Mr. G. G. Walker, b Preston ..........................13 b Bates c Hawke, Bates ... run out b Preston ... b Preston ... b Bates 10 b ... 26 ... 6 ... 6 w. 0 ... 4 J. Hulme, b Peel... L b 2, w 1 ... Total c Hunter, b P reston ...........10 not out .......... 7 B 1,1 b 2 3 •••129 Total ...107 Y o r k sh ir e . Hall, b Davidson ... 11 Ulyett, not o u t... ,..199 Lee, b Davidson ... 5 Hon. M. B. Hawke, b S u g g ..........................22 Bates, c Cropper, b Chatterton ...........24 Peel, c W right, b Chatterion .4. ... 4 Total Preston, b Davidson 93 BOWLING ANALYSIS. D e r b y s h ir e . Wade, b Cropper ... 12 Denton, b Slater ... 5 Emm ett, c Wright, b Chatterton ...........18 Hunter, c Sugg, b Davidson ........... 5 B 4,1b 2 ... ... 6 ».399 First Innings. O. M. Bates ... Peel Preston... Emm ett Ulyett ... Wade ... ... 13 ... 14 ... 6 ... 12 z uB R. W . 26 1 5 6 23 8 1 19 1 5 24 2 7 21 2 1 13 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W ... 31 11 66 6 ... 13 ... 18.110 9 10 Emm ett bow led a wide. Y o r k s h ir e . O. M. R. W. Davidson...48.315 103 4 Cropper ...36 16 54 1 S u g g .......... 18 2 47 1 Chatterton 35 13 43 3 O. M. R.W. W alker... 32 14 60 0 Slater ... 22 9 43 1 H ulm e ... 23 8 46 0 O n Saturday last, playing for E rith against G reenhithe at G reenhithe, E . E v erett bow led 3 overs, 2 m aidens, for 1 run and obtained 4 w ick ets. In the second innings he also secured 5 w ickets out o f 7 for 12 runs*