Cricket 1887

JULY 21,1887. CRICKET:^ A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 287 M.C.C. & GROUND v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Though the eleven which represented the Marylebone Club was not very strong, the victory of Leicestershire in this match, played at Lord’s on Thursday last and two following days, was a most creditable one. Mainly through the excellent batting of Warren and Pougher, and the effective bowling of the latter and Mr. Arnall-Thompson, the county were able to get a lead of 22 runs on the first innings, and this advantage they increased by some generally good cricket when they batted a second time. At the finish M.C.C. wanted 286 to win, but the heavy rain of Friday caused the wicket on Saturday morning to be all in favour of the bowlers, and Pougher and Rylott had things all their own way. The former in the match took eleven wickets for 99 runs and scored in addition 94 runs, a most meritorious display of all - round cricket. Leicestershire won by 194 runs. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. W heeler, b Bawlin ... 3 W arren, c Burton, b Chatterton .................. 70 Tom lin, b R a w lin .......... 15 Mr. J.. A. Turner, b Rawlin ..........................20 Mr. C. M arriott, c Chat­ terton, b Burton ... 11 Mr. C.C. Stone,cM ycroft, b R aw lin............................ 1 Pougher, b R a w lin ..............38 Colver, c Rawlin, b Atte- well ................................... 0 Turner, b A ttew ell............ S Mr. H. T. Arnall-Thomp­ son, not out .................... t Second Innings, b Rawlin ........... b Rawlin ... ... b Rawlin ........... 15 Rylott, b Rawlin B 7, lb 2, w 1 ... b Rawlin ........ 15 cRaw lin.b Burton 2) st M ycroft, b Bur­ ton .......................52 c M ycroft, b Bur­ ton.......................56 c Rawlin, b Atte­ well ................32 not o a t ................14 c Chatterton, b Attewell ........20 b Rawlin .......... 2 BJ15, lb 3, w l... 19 Total ........263 T otal.............................. 183 M.C.C and G round . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. H. Heath, b PouRher .............................. 3c Colver, b P ou gher... ... 1 Mr. L. Martineau, c W heeler, b Pougher ... 16c Colver, b P ou gh er........... 0 Chatterton, c Tom lin, b Thom pson ... ...............56c Colver.b R ylott 29 Capt. E. Rivett-Carnac.b Pougher ............................ 0 b P ou gh er............11 Rawlin, c Wheeler, b Thom pson ..................18 cWarren ,b Pougher 0 Attewell, b Thom pson ... 13 n o to u t................15 Capt. A. D. Sim, st W heeler, b Thom pson 19 c Marriott, b R ylott.................. 0 Hon. W.F. N orth,not out 10 b Pougher ... .... 19 M ajor O. C. Hannay, b Thom pson .................. 0 c M arriott, b Pougher ........... 0 Burton, b P ou gher...........15 c W arren, b Pougher ........... 8 T. M ycroft, b R ylott ... 1 c Thom pson, b Rylott ........... 4 B 10, lb 5 ............................. 15 B 2, lb 2 .............. 4 T o ta l........................... 166 Total ................ 91 BOW LING AN ALYSIS. L eicestersh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Attew ell ... 39 15 592 .............. 53 35 43 2 Rawlin ... 50 25 656 .............. 63.2 34 81 5 Chatterton 7 4 111 .............. 15 5 33 0 Burton ... 19 6 431 ............. 35 15 66 3 Martineau 5 1 12 0 Heath ... 4 2 9 0 Chatterton and Martineau each bow led a wide. X M.C.O. and G rou n d. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Pougher... 26 9 53 4 .............. 33 15 46 7 B ylott ... 41 23 43 1 ....... 30.315 38 3 Turner ... 10 3 16 0 A.Thom pson 25 12 39 5 Colver 2 0 3 0 P laying for Hornsey against the M.C.C. on June 24th, F. H. Swinstead bowled Clayton, the professional, with a ball that sent the bail a distance of 43 yards behind the wicket. LANCASHIRE v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. The Northamptonshire eleven were beaten in their first match with Lancashire, played at Old Trafford on Friday and Saturday last, by ten wickets. Briggs was away, but other­ wise Lancashire had a fairly good team, in­ cluding F. H. Sugg, who, after representing Yorkshire and Derbyshire in turn, is h o tt qualified for Lancashire by residence. West batted well in the first innings of Nortliants and was also successful with the ball, taking four of the ten wickets in Lancashire’s first innings. The Bulls,Wrigley and Mr. Kingston showed to bestadvantage with the bat. Mold’s bowling was again of great service. Mr. Pye, a left-handed bowler from Lancaster, made his first appearance for Lancashire in this match. N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. C.Bull, st Pilling, b W at­ son ................................ . 14 c W atson,bYates 38 W rigley, c Yates, b W at­ son ....................... . ... 24' absent... ........... 0 West, b Watson...,, ...........30 run out ............. 2 G. Bull, st Pilling, b W at­ son .................................. 7 b W atson ...........42 J. P. Kingston, b Pye ... 27 b W a tson ........... 9 S. Robinson, c Kemp, b W atson ...■ ................... 0 lb w ,-b Barlow 10 A, G. Henfrey, b Barlow 16 b P y e ................... 2 T. G. Beal, not o u t ...........17 b P y e ..................... 1 Alley, c Robinson, b Bar- low .................................. 6 cYates,b Barlow 0 Lowe, b B a rlow .................. 0 cGibson.bBarlow 1 Mold, c W atson, b Bar- low ................................. 0 not out ........... 0 B 4, lb 6 ..........................10 B 5, l b l , w l ... 7 Total T otal.......... 112 ...........151 L a n c a sh ir e . A. N. Hornby, b W est 50 Yates, Barlow, b M old.......... 22 Sugg (F.H .),b M old... 0 O. P. Lancashire, c K ingston, b West 23 Robinson, b W est ... 1 A. E. Gibson, b M old 6 G. Kemp, c Lowe, b W e s t..........................25 In the Second Innings Hornby scored (not out) 24, Barlow (not out), 24 ; b 2, lb 3.—Total, 53. run out Watson, b Mold R. Pye, b Mold... Pilling, not out B 36, lb 2 ... T o ta l........... .. 12 . 11 .. 18 .. 7 .. 38 ..213 BEXLEY v. EMERITI. Played at Bexley on July 16. E m e r iti. First Innings. Second Innings. not out ... 44 C. Leslie, run out ........... 3 M. E. Fennessy, c W. B. Friend, b Horner ...........47 H. J. Harrison, c J. Shuter, b Honey .......................... 7 c and b Jackson 2 C. S. Dean, c L. A. Shuter, b Honey ..........................10 c Drew,b Horner 29 E. A. Bishop, c S. F. Jack­ son, b E. C. Friend........... 9 rim out ............ 1 M. P. Betts, c Honey, b Horner ..........................37 E. B. Payne,b Oliver...........10 c Mann, b J. Shuter ...........15 C. C. Payne, st W. B. Friend, b Spottiswoode 3 B. J. Belton, c E. C. Friend, b Spottiswoode ........... 6 J. H. Martin, run out ... 1 c and b Horner 1 W. C. Marshall, n o t o u t ... 2 c E. C. Friend, b J. Shuter........... 9 V. L. Collins, c Horner, b Honey... .... ................... 2 c M ann.bH orner 1 B 4, w l ................... 5 L b 3, w l ... 4 Total ...142 Total ...106 J. Shuter, c Betts, b E. C. Friend, c Betts, D e a n .................. 3 b Fennessy ........... 2 W . W . Mann, c and b C. E. Horner, c Fen­ D e a n .......................... 0 nessy, b Dean 1 E. Honey, b Dean ... 17 H. W. Oliver, c Betts, L.A. Shuter, c Martin, b Dean .................. 13 b Dean .................. 2 E. L. Dunster, not W. H. Spottiswoode, out .......................... 2 b Dean ................... 7 S. F. Jackson, b Dean 4 W. B. Friend, b FenW 3, nb 2 .......... 5 nessy .......................... E. Y. Drew, c Leslie, 0 — Total ........... 95 b Dean ................... 39 S. A. Jones, c Pope, b D. H. Barry ... 17 G. H. Goldney, b D. H. B arry................... 0 C. T. Giles, b Farm er 3 J. Colman, not out 0 B 14,1b 2,w 3,n b l 20 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. CARSHALTON PARK. P layed at C arshalton on Ju ly 16, C a r s h a lt o n P a rk . G.E.Jeffrey.b Grieve 0 H- B. Burnell, c Pope, b R a ik es.................. 10 L. W ilson, b Grieve 165 J. E. A. Greatorex, b Raikes ...................31 D. D .Pontifex.cPope, b D. H. Barry ... 1 R. 1'Anson, b D. H. Barry .............. 17 H. W . Gribble, c and b E v a n s .................. 23 N e ’ e r - do -W e e l s . A. C. M acpherson, c I W. J. Barry Goldney, b W ilson 23 out W. H. Pope, c Ponti­ fex, b I’Anson ... 11 - ~ - b ... 21 b ... 27 Total B 7, lb 6 Total ...287 5 13 ...103 B. A. F. Grieve, Jones... ........... C. J. H. Cooper, G ile s.................. D. H. Barry, E. B. Raike3, J. H. F arn ^r, O. Evans, J ; S. Muggeridge, and H. N. Jones did not bat. EMERITI v. BEAUMONT COLLEGE. Played at Beaumont on July 14 E m e r iti. Hon.J.M axwell-Scott, b M oran ......................19 E. Rodriguez, 1b w, b M oran ...................... 17 C. E. de Trafford, b M oran..............................48 M. E . Fennessy, c Lyons, b Moran ... 2 F. F. Kelly, c Lyons, b Moran .................... 3 Hon. B. Maxwell, lbw, b Tolhurst ............ 0 F. T. W elm an, b L y on s..............................15 B ea u m o n t C o l l e g e . First Innings. Rev. R. Fowler, b M oran ...................14 C. S. Dean, run out 19 H. J. Harrison, b A. Ross..........................16 C. Leslie, b Moran... 15 E. B. Payne, not out B 12, lb 10 . Total . 3 . 22 ...193 A. Ross, c W elm an, b D e a n .......................... 11 H. Ross, lbw, b Kelly 2 H. Cronin, b Dean ... 8 Rev. H. Parker, b D e a n .......................... 22 Rev. A. Guibara, b K e lly .......................... 0 J. Smithwick. b Dean 1 E. Fraser, b Fennessy 14 W . Moran, b Kelly 5 F. Lynch, b K elly... 1 G. Lyons, b Kelly ... 1 W . Tolhurst, h w, b H arrison ...........22 F. Robertson, not out .......................... 3 B 25, lb 8, nb 5... 38 Total ...128 In the Second Innings A. Ross scored c and b Fowler. 9, H. R oss (not out) 14, Cronin, c Fowler, b Rodriguez 7; b 7.—Total, 37. STAR v. MANOR PARK. Played at H on or Oak on July 16. S t a r . C. W .Law der, c and b M cD o n a ld ...........27 E. Wiltshire, c A. Chapman, b M c­ Donald ..................... 0 H. white, b Evans ... 4 W. H. Schulte, c Holm es, b M c­ D onald ...................13 W . T. Cracknell. c Finn, b M cDonald 2 G. H. Smedley, c A. Chapman, b M c­ Donald ...................14 M anor P a r k . E. H olford, run out 26 R. Wood, b M c­ Donald .................. 2 T. Bartlett, not out 9 T. A. Smith, b Mc­ D onald .................. 1 W. North, b J. Chap­ man . B 10, lb 3, w 1 Total ... 25 14 ...137 E. Hewitt, b Bartlett 26 A.Pottinger.bSchulte 11 J. Chapman, b Crack­ nell ..........................23 G .Pottinger.bSchulte 12 H. Chapman, c and b H olford .................. 16 E.Evans, b Schulte... 0 Garrett, b Schulte ... 1 M cDonald, 1 b w, b Schulte .................. Finn, b Schulte E.H olm es, b Schulte A. Chapm an, not out .......................... B 3, lb 5, w 1 ... Total ........... C r ic k e t T o u r , A u g u s t 1 5 th t o 2 0 th .— There are vacancies for one or two gentlemen for a week’s tcur in the South. Please state batting average and the club. Expenses, which will not be heavy, to be shared. Apply to J. A. Pownall, 466, ilackney-road, E.