Cricket 1887

JULY 21, 1887. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 275 SURREY v. ESSEX. The Surrey eleven, who were, with the ex­ ception of Mr. W. E. Roller’s absence, in full strength, had an easy victory in this match, played at the Oval on Monday and Tuesday, winning by an innings and seven runs. Bastow, owing to an injury to his hand, was unable to take wicket for Essex, and Little­ wood, who acted occasionally as wicket­ keeper in Pilling’s absence for Lancashire two years ago, though not qualified yet by residence for Essex, was by permission of the Surrey Captain allowed to play. Surrey went in first, on a wicket not of the very best, and at one time seemed likely to be dismissed for a moderate score. Beaumont, who played exceedinglygood cricket, though,andLohmann made a very useful stand on the fall of the eighth wicket, and 80 runs were added while they were together. At the end of the first day, mainly through Mr. Buxton’s good batting, Essex had got 61 for the loss of only one wicket, and there seemed a chance of a fair score. On the following morning Mr. Buxton, though, found no-one to stay with him, and Beaumont and Lohmann bowled so well that the nine remaining wickets only added 60. Mr. Buxton was in two hours and ten minutes, and though he gave two chances, one at the outset of his innings, his 79 was an admirable display of cricket. Following on in a minority of 167 Essex fared badly, and half the wickets were down for 43. Mr. Green, Littlewood and Mr. Bishop, though, subse­ quently played up well, and in the end the total reached 160. S u r r e y . b Abel, c Stevens, Pickett ..............58 M r.J.Shuter,c Green, b Bryan ..............22 Mr. K. J. Key, b Bishop ...............53 Mr. W. W. Read, c Francis, b B ryan... 5 Read, c Green, b Buxton ...............43 C. Mills, run out ... 0 E ss e x . First Innings. Mr. G. Hughes, runout ... 1 Mr. C. D. Buxton, c W ood, b Beaum ont .....................79 Freeman, c Lohm ann, b Beaum ont.............................15 Mr. W. Francis, l b w , b Beaum ont........................... 0 Mr. F. H. Stevens, b L oh ­ mann ................................... 1 Mr. R. P. Sewell, b Loh­ mann .................................. 0 Lohm ann, c Bishop, b B r y a n ..................38 W ood, b Pickett ... 0 Jones, c Pickett, b Buxton .................. 3 Beaum ont, b Pickett 47 Bowley, not out ... 0 B 16, lb 3 ...........19 T otal ...........28! Second Innings, b Bowley ... b Jones b Bowley ... lbw, b Bowley b Lohm ann Mr. C. E. Green, c Jones, b Lohm ann .................. Littlew ood, c Key, b Loh­ mann .................................. Pickett, c W ood, b Beau­ m ont .................................. Mr. F. A. Bishop, not out Bryan, c Jones, b Beau­ mont .................................. B 6, lb 8, nb 3 ........... 9 . 16 . 5 6 7 c Beaumont, b Lohm ann ... 13 b A b el............... 38 run out ........22 c W ood, b M ills 10 not out ........24 c and b Loh­ mann ............ 1 B 6, lb 3 ... 9 T otal ..................121 Total ...160 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Bishop ... 46 14 87 I I Buxton... 26 15 31 2 Bryan ... 49 23 68 3 Stevens 2 0 7 0 Pickett ... 35 15 61 3 1Sewell ... 4 0 IS 0 E ssex . First Innings. O. M. R. W . Bowley ... 8 2 16 0 M ills ... ... 12 6 13 0 Beaum ont... 27.313 41 5 L oh m a n n ... 29 19 25 4 J o n e s ......... 6 3 9 0 Abel Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 17 10 31 3 ......... 2 0 8 1 ......... 13 3 45 0 ......... 35 19 47 3 ......... 8 5 9 1 6 2 11 1 Bowley bow led 1 and Beaum ont 2 no-balls. A t Harpenden, on Saturday, July 9, for Enfield v. St. George’s School, Messrs. J. M. Capel and G. Boswell in the second innings made the first 50 runs in twelve minutes. The former in the first over made 12 (three 4’s), and the latter in the second over 11 (two 4’s and a 3) or twenty- three runs in the first two overs. The 4’s were all boundary hits, BLACKHEATH v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Blackheath on July 16. B l a c k h e a t h . F. Stokes, 1 b w, b Kelsey .................. 72 C. L . Hemmerde, b Thornton.................. 12 F.S. Ireland, c Parish, b K e ls e y ...................33 P. Christopherson, c Thornton, b Green 21 F. H. Lacey, c Green, b Thornton ...........19 H. C. Blaker, c Bud- worth, b Thornton 3 M. J.Druitt, c Parish, b Thornton ...........42 J. D. Cruickshank, c Kelsey, b Green ... 8 G. Stokes, not out ... 28 H. Knight, c Thorn­ ton, b Parish ... 3 F. W. Prior, b Thorn­ ton .......................... 0 B 8 , l b 3, n b l . .. 12 Total ...253 B ic k le y P a r k . R. D. Budworth, b Cruickshank........... 1 C. Simonds, st Prior, b Cruickshank ... 0 J. W. Green, not out .......................... 0 B 22, 1b 2, n b 1 25 ...157 W . B. Pattison, b Druitt .................. 15 J.H. Kelsey, b Ireland 24 Rev. R. T. Thornton, b Cruickshank ... 6 R. S. Jones,not out... 53 W . H. Andrews, fbw, b H em m erde...........22 P. C. Parr, c Prior, b Total Hemmerde ........... 0 C. H. Hunter, b Hem­ merde ...................11 W . E. Parish did not bat, BARNES v. CONDORS. Played at Barnes on July 16. C o n d o rs. E. G. M oon, b W ood 15 W. B. W inckworth, c Fawcus,bA.Stevens 3 H. H. Gordon, b A. Stevens ................... 7 F. Nicholson, b W ood 12 C.W.Ash, c Scissons, b W ood ... ... 7 J.H . Peck, b W ood... 2 F. Bickley, not out... A . W inckworth, b W ood ................... T. W . Hemm erde, absent ................. A. J. Hemmerde, absent .................. B 3, lb 1 ........... Total B a r n e s . C. Nettleton, not out 114 P. Nettleton, b M oon 0 A. W ood, c and b Nicholson ........... 0 C. J. Stevens, b Nicholson .......... 6 A. G. H. Stevens, b Gordon .................. 14 G. E. Seward, J. E. Churchill, and R. J. Scissons did not bat. A . Scissons.cBickley, b Gordon ........... 1 L . E. Fawcus, not out ..........................44 B 19, lb 2, w 1 ... 22 Total ...........201 V. H. Stevens, CLAPTON v, ST. JOHN’S. Played at Clapton on July 16. S t . J ohn ’ s . G. H. Lee, c Pur­ chase, b Batty ... 9 S. Peck, c M ilton, b Batty .................. 3 W . Brabner, b Batty 8 T. Turnbull, not out 1 ................ .. 15 E. R. Lee, b Briggs ... 25 E. Johnson, b Briggs 14 H. W . Gresham, b Emm erson ...........47 E. H. Low , b Briggs 4 S. Evans, b Emm er­ son .......................... 0 B 11, lb 4 W . Simon, b Emm er­ son .......................... 1 Total B. Francis,c Purchase, b E m m erson ........... C la p t o n . ...175 Low , J. W. Emmerson, b Peck ..........................58 J. H. M ilton, c Simon, b G. Lee .................. 37 J. C. Shenton, b E. Lee .......................... 34 Walter Low, c Fran­ cis, b Peck ........... 0 F. Briggs, c Johnson, b E. Lee .................. 26 W. J. Cambridge, A. L. Douglas and G. Parrott did not bat. W illiam Peck... F. H. Purchase, not out ........................ 7 W . Batty, run out... 13 B 1,1b 3, n b l ... 5 Total ...... 180 Mr. W . B e st , bowling for Tunbridge v. Pallingswick, on July 16th at Tunbridge, sent a bail 41 yards behind the wicket. In the same match Mr. G. Gower carried his bat through the innings of Tunbridge, going in first and scoring 109 (not out). On July 7th the same batsman carried his bat through the innings, going in first and scoring 153 (not out) against the Blue Mantles. He also scored 66 and 6 for Tunbridge against the second eleven of Kent on July 14th and 16th. CLAPTON v. BRUCE CASTLE. Played at Tottenham on July 16. B r u c e C a s t le . J. H. Arundell, b W e b b .......................... H. Hardman, b Asser H. Hill, lbw, b W ebb P. D. Richards, c Brodie, b Asser Rev. O. Philpott, b A sse r.......................... H. Sharp, b Asser ... F. Berkeley, b Asser... H. Sewell, c Chap­ man, b A sse r........... J. Stark, c and b W ebb .................. 0 C. W. Marks, st Clark, b W ebb ... 4 Rev. W. Alm ack, not o u t .................. 0 B 2, lb 1 ........... 3 Total . 47 C la p t o n . R. B. W ebb, c and b R ich a rd s.................. 8 R. H. Clark, run out 0 S.A. Asser, c Hill, b Alm ack ................... 0 H. Brodie, c Richards, b A lm a ck ..................109 C. W hyte, b Alm ack 1 T. Jones, b Sharpe ... 6 R. Thornhill, b Hill 27 S.S.Nixon.b Alm ack 10 C. M. Tebbut, not o u t .......................... 4 R. J. Chapman, c Marks, b Hill ... 1 B 7, lb 3 .............10 Total ...176 BEDDINGTON v. CATERHAM. Played at Beddington on July 16. C a te r h a m . Father Roe, lbw, b Pothecary ........... 7 W ithall, c Diver, b Pothecary ...........19 W ickham , b Kirk- m an ... ...................30 Snelling, b Pothe­ cary .......................... 7 Birch, b Peile ...........13 Pereira, b Peile ... 0 Malkin, b Peile ... 3 D odd, c Pothecary, b Peile ................... 0 A. D utton, b Peile ... 0 J. B. Laidlaw, b Peile 0 Phillips,not out ... 2 BIO, lb l, w l ... 12 Total 93 B ed d in g to n . A. Lintott, c Birch, b Snelling .................. 2 C. E. Pothecary, c Pereira, b Snelling 16 F. E. Goddard, c and b Snelling ........... 3 J. Dives, c Withall, b Snelling .................. 14 R. C. Kirkman, lb w , b Snelling .......... 3 S. T. Baker, run out 3 S. P. Castley, b Snel­ ling ... ... ........... 5 A. B. Peile, c Pereira, b Snelling ........... 7 A. Potter, b Dodd ... 2 P. Carpenter, not out 11 A. Kirkman, c Dodd, b Snelling ........... 2 B 4,1 b 3 ........... 7 Total 75 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. EAST MOLESEY. Played at East Molesey on July 15. C o m m e rcia l U n io n A s su ra n ce . G. H. Harnett, b Chesterton .......... 14 C. D. Fastnedge, b Cooper .................. 8 E. J. Butten, b Ches­ terton .................. 7 G. H. McCausland, 1 b w, b Chesterton 10 F. F. Kelly, b Cooper 1 P. Leese, b Cook ... 15 A. E. Owens, b Cook 0 W. R. Percival, b Cooper ................... ! C. H. Mountain, b Cook.......................... G. F. Griffin, b Ches­ terton 2 E. I. Boor, not o u t ... 10 B 7, 1 b 2 Total 9 ...107 E a s t M o le s e y . First Innings. Duthie, b Kelly Bradford, b M oun­ tain .......................... Wheatley, c Leese, b M ountain ........... Potterton, absent ... Andrews, b Moun­ tain .......................... 4 Cook, c and b Moun­ tain ........................... 1 Stubbs, run out.......... 1 M ountain 0 Chesterton, run out... 8 Potterton, absent . 0 Cooper, b Mountain 16 Parkes, st Fastnedge, Total b M ountain ........... 0 Haviland, not out ... 7 In the Second Innings Cook scored b K elly 6 Chesterton, (not out) 5, Parkes, b Kelly 1, Havi land, (not out) 13; b 4—Total, 32. ... 42 L o n d o n a n d S u b u rb a n A s s o c ia t io n . —The result of the draw for the third round of the Challenge Cup of this Association has resulted as follows:—Dartmouth Park v. Bees; Wal- ham Green v. Phoenix (Upper Clapton.) The first-named has choice of ground and the latter choice of date.