Cricket 1887

290 CRICKET; A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 28, 1887. He is very straight in addition and does not tire generally, keeping a good length withal. He is one of the best all-round cricketers in the Canadian team, and we hope to find him upholding his home reputation on our English grounds. 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 i/he latest , by the first post on Tuesday morning following the match. ESSEX v. HAMPSHIRE. Tho Essex eleven gained a highly creditable victory over a strongish eleven of Hants in this match, played at Leyton on Friday and Saturday last. This success was in a great measure due to the very effective bowling of Mr. Bishop, who in the two innings of Hants took sixteen wickets at an average cost,of exactly six runs. E s s e x . I irst Innings. Mr. C. D. Buxton, c Dible, b Young Alm ond, c Young... . Freeman, c Y oung... . Powell, Roberts, . 11 b ... 76 b ... 53 Second Innings, b Steele , 65 Mr. H. Fowler, c Lacey, b Y ou ng..................................31 Mr. W . francis, b Roberts 12 Mr. F. H. Stevens, b Roberts .......................... 0 Mr. 11. P. Sewell,b Roberts 0 Mr. C. E. Green, b Roberts 4 M r.F. A. Bishop, c Roberts, b M ordaunt .................. 5 b Steele c Young, b M or­ daunt .. 19 , 25 Pickett, not o u t ... . Bryan, b Mordaunt B 5, lb 4, vr 1... . Total b Forster b Steele b Steele lbw, b Roberts... 17 not out ...........16 st W ynyard, b Steel.................. 13 c and b Roberts 4 c Dible, b Young 6 B 27, lb 4 ... 31 ...........205 Total... H a m p sh ir e . First Innings. Mr. H. W. Forster, c Bryan, b Bishop ........... 4 Mr. C. R . Seymour, b Bishop.................................. 0 b Pickett , Mr. F. E. Lacey, b Bishop 51 b Bishop Mr. E. G. Wynyard, c Stevens, b Bryan ...........43 b Bishop Mr. E. J. Mordaunt, b B ishop .......................... 0 Mr. E. O. Powell, b Bishop 25 Second In nings. c Sewell, b Bux­ ton .................... 12 Mr. F. Calder,b Pishop ... 0 Mr. D. Steele, c Fowler, b B ishop.................................. 0 Dible. b B is h o p .................. 3 Young, b Bishop.................. 0 Roborts, not out.................. 0 B 2, lb 1 .......................... 3 Total ................129 b Bishop b Bishop not out b Bishop ........... 1 cGreen, bBishop 0 b Bishop ........... 3 b Pickett ........... 0 B ................... 2 Total ...153 H. BEDDINGTON v. CARLTON. Played at Beddington on July 23. C a r lt o n . 8 . Hipwell, b Goddard J. Bishop, b Potter ... J. M. Coates, c and b P a ice .......................... H Robinson, c Car­ penter, b Paice ... G. J. Cave, b Paice ... W. Hinton, b Potter B e d d in g to n . A. Bishop, b Potter 2 65 W .J.Cave.bGoddard 2 0 C.Cooper,b Goddard H. J. Wells, c Paice, 0 28 b P otter................... 4 E. Martin, not o u t... 0 11 B 8 ,1 b 1, n b 1 ... 10 0 — 4 Total ........... 26 J. B. Laidlaw, b J. Cave.......................... R. C. Kirkm an, not out 19 J. Dives, c J. Bishop, b Coates ............................. 0 A .Lintott.c A. Bishop, b Coates ..................14 F. E. Goddard, c and b H in to n .................. 52 L. J. Paice, b R obin­ son .......................... Qi Rev. Baker, c Bishop, b H in to n .................................................. 10 t A * B- ° * rPe“ ier, A. Potter, and A. D utton did net bat, . . , B 16,lb l,w 2 ,n b l 20 Total ...........143 GENTLEMEN OF SCOTLAND v. YORK­ SHIRE. After having all the worst of the first hands the Gentlemen of Scotland played up well in the later stages of this match, begun at Edinburgh on Thursday, and were only beaten by eight wickets. The best features of the cricket of the losing side were the stand of Mr. Carrick and Lord George Scott in the follow-on, andthe bowling of Mr. Le Messurier in Yorkshire’s first innings. Lord George Scott batted in brilliant style for his 96, and thus added considerably to the high reputation he had already gained by his two fine displays in the Inter-University match. Y o r k sh ir e . \Yade, c Scott, b Le Messurier ...........38 Grimshaw, c Scott, b Thornton ............... 6 Emm ett, not out ... 29 Hunter, c Balfour, b First Innings. Hall, c Johnston, b Stevenson ...........58 Ulyett, run out.......... 49 Lee, b Le M essutier 39 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Pope, b Stevenson 11 Bates,c LordG.Scott, b Le Messurier ... 17 Peel, b Scott ...........46 Preston, c Balfour* b Le M essurio-........... 3 [ In the Second Innings Hawke scored c Pope, b Scott, 3, Ulyett, c and b Thornton, 15. H all (not out) 47, Lee (not out) 27; b 5, lb 1—Total, 98. G en tl e m e n o p S c o tlan d . L e Messurier... Extras Total . ..313 First Innings. Mr. Pope, b Emm ett Mr- Stevenson, c Peel, b B a te s ..................................19 runout Mr. Balfour, c Hawke, b Emm ett .......................... 2 Second Innings, c Bates, b Ulyett 0 ... 16 Mr. Carrick, run o u t...........14 Lord G. Scott, not out ... 14 Mr. Johnston, b Emm ett 6 Mr. Le Messurier, c Lee, b Peel .................................. 32 Mr. Don Wauchope, b Peel 23 Mr. Duncan, c Bates, b W a d e ..................................13 Mr. Thornton, c Hall, b W a d e .................................. 0 Mr. R. Scott, run out ... 3 E xtras............................. 10 st Hunter, b U lyett ...........28 c Peel, b Ulyett 52 b Ulyett not out .......... b U lyett .......... b Ulyett .......... c W ade,b Peel.. b P e e l................. c Hall, b Wade.. B 9, lb 5 .. T o ta l... ...141 Total ...268 BICKLEY PARK v. LAW CLUB. Played at Bickley Park on July 20. B ic k le y P a rk . First Innings. D. D. Pontifex, c j R. D. Budworth, b Beresford, b Lucas 43 Carver .................... 12 R. E. Inglis, b Davis 21 R. Hilder, c Lucas P. C. Parr, b Carver 64 b W e b b .................... 0 C. H. Hunter, run out T. F. Ellis, b Carver J. A. S. Jones, run out ......................... . J.W . Green, b W ebb A. Jeffery, b W ebb 1 C. E. Budworth, not out ... ................... 3 B 9 ,lb 5, n b l ...1 5 Total ........... 221 In the Second winnings Pontifex scored (no out) 21, Inglis. b Beresford 1, Hunter, b Beresford 0, R. D. Budworth, (not o u t)5 ;b l8 , lb l.w 4 — Total, 50. L aw C lu b . R.S.Lucas, c Pontifex, b Green ..................26 H . Davis, b Green ... 18 R. E .B . Roe, b Parr 9 M. Hole, b Green 14 F. Rawlings, run out .......................... 2 H. H. Filder, not out .......................... 13 B 6 , lb 8 ........... 14 H. T. Twynam, c C. E. Budworth, b Green ..................48 C. J. Carver, b Green 1 C. Beresford, b Inglis.......................... 5 Total J. S. W ebb, b Parr ... 15 T. R Eskrigged'd not bat. ROYAL ASCOT v. PHILBERDS. Played at Holyport on July 6. R o y a l A s c o t. ..165 C. W . Furts. b Fisher 15 P. J. de Paravicini, run out ................119 H. E. Stutfleld, b God­ frey ........................... 3 Hon. C. Brand, run out .........................13 H. F. de Paravicini, c Godfrey, b Fisher... 0 j E. W . Finch, c Roberts, b Fisher 22 \ J. C. Heathcote, run out .......................... 3 W . bruce, b isle r 2 M. Bruce, c Ravm , b Godfrey C. J. Johnson out ................. J. Fry, run out.. B 15, lb 4.. Total P h il b e r d s . A. Foster, b P. J. de |J. Jones, c Heath- Paravicini ........... 6 W . Raven, c and b P. J. de Paravicini ... 3 F. Capron, b P. J. de Paravicini ...........22 C. J. M. Godfrey, c and b Finch ........... 3 E. Fisher, b Paravi­ cini ........... ...........15 A. W . Osborne, b Paravicini ........... 4 J. Corbett, b Paravi­ cini .......................... 9 cote, b Finch ... 1 S. G. Roberts, b Finch ................... 1 R. S. M cNiell, not out .............................12 F. Anderson, c John­ son, b F inch............. 11 B ........................... 6 Total 93 ROYAL ASCOT v. BRACKNELL. Played at Ascot on July 19. B r a c k n e ll. 14 not , ... 5 , ... 2 ... 19 , ...217 First Innings. F. Feltham, c H. de Para­ vicini, b Godfrey ........... S. W . Lawrence, c W ig- gett, b Godfrey ........... H. Gater, st H. de Paravi­ cini, b Godfrey ........... H. Ashby, c W iggett, b Godfrey .......................... G. Garrett, st H. F., b P. J. de Paravicini ........... E.E.Lawrence.cSomerset, b Godfrey ... ................... E. Caldecott, c Somerset, b P . J. de Paravicini ... W . Manners, b P. J. de Paravicini......................... H. Binham, b P. J. de Paravicini.......................... E. Darling, not o u t ........... A. Pratt, c Finch, b P. J. de P a ra vicin i................... Second Innings, b G od fre y ........... 1 0 0 2 0 1 Ferrard, Godfrey ... b G odfrey ... b G odfrey ... st H. de Paravi­ cini,b G odfrey 0 c W iggett, b P. J. de Paravi­ cini ................... 8 not out ........... 2 c Finch, b God­ frey ................... 2 b P. J. do Para­ vicini ........... 0 c Goodall, b Paravicini ... 0 12 5 Total .................24 R o y a l A scot . ■\*iggett, Paravicini B ........... Total 44 P. J. de Paravicini, b E .E . Lawrence ...62 A. F. Somerset, c Darling, b Gater ... 10 R. H. Ferrard, b E-E. Lawrence ........... 0 H. W iggett, c and b M anners.................. 6 P. Godfrey, b Man­ ners ........... ........... 3 W. G. Raphael, b M anners.......... ... 0 F. J. Goodall, b E . E. Lawrence ...........39 F. W. Finch, c Gar­ rett, b E.Lawrence 25 W. N. Streeter, b Gater .................. 3 R. Playford, run out 0 H. F. de Paravicini, not out .................. 2 B .......................... 6 Total ..156 ROYAL ASCOT v. BUTTERFLIES. Played at Ascot on July 23. R o y a l A scot . First Innings. Second Innings. P. J. de Paravicini, b Collins ...........................10 b Collins F. W . Finch, c Ricketts, b Collins ...........................16 b Collins H. J. Brougham, lbw, b Leslie.......................... ... 10 H. J. B. Hollings, b Leslie 0 c Leslie, Ricketts Toynbee, Collins ... Prince Christian Victor, hw, b C ollin s.................. 0 notout... C. I. Thornton,c Toynbee, b Collins ..'........................ 4 . 21 . 0 ) . 12 ) . 13 . 10 c Toynbee,b Col­ lins ................... b Collins ........... Tv A. Hughes Onslow,c and b L e s lie .................................. 4 b Collins ............ 4 E. Fisher, not out ........... 10 b Collins ............21 F. T. Welman, c Speed, b Collins.................................. 0 c Sub, b Collins 12 F. J. Goodall, b Collins... 7 c Rowe.bCollins 4 B 8, lb 6;.........................14 B 4, w 1, nb 1 6 Total ................. B uttej F. E. Speed, b Paravi­ cini ..........................2* P. R. Toynbee, c Brougham,\> Fisher 63 C. M. W oodf ridge, c Frince Victor, b Fisher .................. 16 G. W . Ricketts, c Fisher, b Onslow... 6 W . D. Bovill, c G od­ frey, b Onslow ... 1 W . E. W . Collins, b Onslow .................. 0 77 Total ..333 ■'LIES. t. D. Rowe, c G od­ frey, b Fisher ... 2 '■ H. Hodson, c Brougham , b Onslow .................. 0 C.K.H. Leslie,not out 6 S. Gore.c Paravicini, b F ish er.................. 0 H. F. deParavicini, c I-isher, b Onslow... 0 B 8,1b 3, w 1 ... 12 Total ...130