Cricket 1887

2 §4 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OP TfiE CAME. JULY 28,1887 S U S S E X v. N O T T S . T h ough, w ith the excep tion of M r. F . M. L u cas, Sussex had its fu ll strength to m eet N otts at B righ ton , on T h u rsd ay last, th e C ou n ty m ade a v e ry poor show , and the N ott­ ingham shire eleven w ere able to claim a m ost decisive v icto ry b y n o less than an innings and 289 runs, a m ost creditable perform an ce. T h ou gh th e y had first innings on an excellent w ick et, the Sussex batsm en, w ith the exception o f Q uaife and Jesse H ide, could on ly reach a total o f 139, o f w h ich th e tw o professionals nam ed contributed 108. Q uaife, w h o is one of th e m ost im p rovin g you n g cricketers w e have, batted in adm irable style. H e gave a hard chance at th e w icket, bu t except fo r this flaw ,his 77 w as in every w ay an excellent exposi­ tion of batting. S cotton ,w h o had been left out of the m atch against K en t at N ottingham earlier in the w eek, batted w ith great success w hen N otts w en t in, and w ith Shrew sbury scored 172 before a w ick et fell. Shrew sbury, w ho w as the first to leave, w as in three hours, an d th ou gh his play w as n ot faultless, his 101 w as a good display. L a ter on , too, B arnes and M r. H . B . D aft offered a very determ ined resistance to th e Sussex bow lers. T h e part­ nership resulted in an add ition of 199 runs, and th e cricket w hile th ey w ere togeth er w as som e o f the very best o f th e m atch . B arnes w as battin g four hours and a half, and w hen it is stated that he gave no ch an ce u n til late in h is innings, it w ill be gathered that his play w as o f the h ighest order. M r. D a ft batted w ith great care and ju dgm en t, and, as far as w e cou ld see, there w as no actual m istake du r­ in g his stay o f nearly fou r hours at th e w icket. S cotton was n ot dism issed till the total had reached 184, o f w h ich his share w as only 58. H e w as, too, out in a very u n lu ck y w ay, goin g aw ay from his w icket u nder the erroneous im pression that he had been caught. Sussex, w h o w anted 376 runs to avert defeat in an innings, w h en th ey w ent in a second tim e w ere again seen to disadvantage. T ester proved to be th e h ighest con tribu tor w ith 21 , and w hen the tenth w icket fell the total was on ly 87. F low ers bow led w ith rem arkable effect at the close, taking fou r w ickets in 35 balls, at a cost o f on ly fou r runs. N o t ts . A. Shrewsbury, c Smith, b A. Hide ...101 W .S cotton, runout... 58 W . Flowers,c A. Hide, b J. H id e .................... 5 W. Barnes, c Quaife, b Bean ....................1G0 W . Attewell, b J. Hide 0 W . Gunn, c J. Hide, b Tester ...................... 29 Mr. H. B. Daft, c Dudney, b Smith ... 87 S u sse x . Fir it Inning*. W . Quaife, c Attewell, b Barnes .......................... 77 W . Tester, c Sherwin, b Attewell .......................... 9 Mr. F. H. Gresson, b Shacklock.......................... 7 Mr. W. Newham, b Shack* lock .................................. 0 M r. F. Thom as, c Sher­ win, b Richardson............ 9 J. Hide, c Richardson, b Flowers ..............................31 G. Bean, c Shrewsbury, b Flowers ......................... 0 Mr. W. H. Dudney, c Richardson, b Barnes ... 1 Mr. G. Brann, not out ... 4 Mr. C. A. Fmith, c Gunn, bB irn es ......................... 0 A. H ile, c Flowers, b Bar.ies ......................... 0 L b ........................ 1 A. Price, c Thomas, b T ester.....................34 F. Richardson, c Gresson, b Tester 2 F. Shacklock, b Tester ................... 2 M. Sherwin, not out 0 B 31, lb 7 .............38 Total ...515 S econ l Innings. b Attewell........... 0 b Barnes ...........21 c and b Attewell 10 b Richardson ... 14 c Shrewsbury, b Shacklock ... 8 c Scotton, b Flowers .........14 c and b Flowers 6 c and b Flowers 1 c Attewell, b F lo w e rs........... 1 c Sherwin, b A ttew ell........... 4 not out B ... BOW LING ANALYSIS. First Innings. O. Attew ell... Barnes ... Shacklock Richardson Flowers ... .. 35 . 11.2 ,. 2G , 27 S u sse x . Second Innings. M. R . W . O. M. R. W. ... 26 2L 16 3 ... 22 14 29 1 ... 9 4 23 1 ... 13 10 7 1 ... 83 5 4 4 B ean ... J. Hide Smith Tester A. Hide O. M. 53 28 73 43 , 36 21 , 50.222 . 68 34 18 40 1 ... 8 16 4 ... 7 41 2 ... 17 20 1 ... 2 21 2 ... N o t t s . R. W . 02 1 87 2 42 1 73 4 92 1 Gresson... Newham Brann ... Quaife ... O. M. R . W . 21 7 52 0 16 8 21 0 10 1 26 0 9 2 22 0 PALLINGSW ICK TOUR. P A L L IN G S W IC K v. T U N B R ID G E . P layed at T u n brid ge on Ju ly 16. T u n b r id g e . G. P.Gow er,notout...l09 W . F. Best, b Cotton 5 E. A. Parke, b Cotton 8 L . W. Andrews, b Cotton ................... 3 J. le Flem ing, b Mar­ low ..........................18 J. Noakes, b Marlow 0 J. F. Reynolds, b Marlow ..................48 E . H. Rodwell,b Mar­ low ..........................14 P allingsw ick . First Innings. J. S. H aycraft, c Noakes, b Reynolds .................. Rev. E. B. Cotton, b Rey­ nolds .................................. S. Cheeseman, b Best A. F. Bettinson, c Noakes, b B est.................................. 4 T. E. Lane, c Andrews, b Best .................................. 12 Marlow, b Best .................. 5 F. Clemence, b B est........... 4 C.Hay Cam pbell.c Hervey, b B est.................................. A. W . Graham, b Best ... P. T. Delauney, c Sam­ way, b Best .................. 19 T. C. Austin, not out...........10 B .................................. 4 J. P. Hervey, c De­ launey, b Marlow 24 H. Samway, b Clem­ ence . G. B. Punnett, Cotton ........... B 23,1 b 1 ... Total 0 ...262 Second Innings. 6 b le Fleming 4 0 b Parke 23 b B est... not out 4 not out 1 0 b lc Fleming B 10,1 b 1 Total ... 69 Total ...106 PALLINGSWICK v. TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Played at Tunbridge AVells on Inly 18 and 19. P a llin g s w ic k . First Innings. Second Innings. J. S. H aycraft, b Head ... 9 c Draper, b Chapman 77 M arlow, b H ead.................. 1 cM organ,b Head 40 E. A. Collins, c Head, b Draper ........... ........... 6 c Andrews, b N orthcott ... 19 S. Cheesman, c Atkins, b Draper ..........................10 c Andrews, b Head ...........118 Rev. C. Cotton,c Andrews, b Parke ..........................11 b Atkins ............ 67 H. Millson, b Kelsey........... 9 c and b Head ... 4 F. Clemence, c Andrews, b Drap- r ..........................25 c Parke, b Head 0 P. Schooling, not out ... 3 cParke,b Draper 8 L. W alker, c Andrews, b Draper ... .„ ........... 5 not out ............. 0 A. W . Graham, b Draper . . 0 b Draper ........... 0 ......... 8 B10, 1 d 4, w 4, nb2 B 5,1 b 3 Toal ,.,139 Total ... 87 Total ..................87 Total ...353 T u n brid g e W e l l s . First Innings. \V. D raper,cGraham , 1E. At Parte, n otou t 24 b M arlow .......... ... 53 w . H ead,bC ollins... 0 T. H. Kelsey, c and b S. N orthcott, c Collins ..................15 Collins, b Marlow 5 F. M. Atkins, c Hay- Archer, c Millson, b craft, b Marlow ... 9 Marlow .................... 3 E .H . M organ.runout 0 P. W. Hull, c Hay- W . H. Andrews, c \ craft, b Cotton ... 0 Clemence, b Chees- \ L b 2, w 3 ......... 5 m an .......................... 8 __ R. C Chapman, c i Total ........... 133 H aycraft, b Marlow 11 In the Second Innings W. Draper scored b Mar­ low, 33, T. H. Kelsey (aot out), 54, F. M. Atkins, b Millsou, 80, W. H. Andrews (not out), 0, E. A. Parke, c H aycraft, b Cotton, 50; b 3,1 b 6, w 1.— Total, 224. P A L L IN G S W IC K v . S A F F R O N S , E A S T - B O U R N E . P layed at E astbourne on July 20 and 21. P allingsw ick . First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. C. Cotton, c W ood, b A. C. Scott..........................76 b Burge ... ... 40 J. S. Haycraft, c Edwards, b A. C. 8cott .................. 1 b Burge ............. 0 F. Furner, b Burge ...........28 b W ood ............ 8 E. A. Collins, c Edwards, b Burge ..........................12 c Coles, b W ood 18 M arlow, c Edwards, b A. C. Scott .......................... 16 st D ixon,b Burge 11 F. Clemence, lbw, b A. C. Scott .................................. 0 b Burge ............. 3 A. H. Millson, b Burge ... 3 c Cardwell, b Burge ...........10 P. Schooling, c and b A. C. Scott .................................. 2 c Burge, b W ood 0 L. Walker, st Dixon, b B u rg e .................................. 4 b Edwards ... 21 A. W. Graham, not out ...11 n otou t ...........17 D. H. Daniel, b A. C. Scott 2 b W ood ............ 0 B 9, lb 4, W 1*......... ...1 4 B 7, lb 1, w 1... 9 Total ..................169 Total S a ffr o n s , E a s tb o u r n e . First Innings. ...137 W.A. Cardwell, c Hay­ craft, b Cotton ... 0 A. M. W ilkinson, b Marlow ... ........60 G. R. Burge, c Furner, b C o tto n ................69 Rev. H. Yon E. Scott, st H aycraft, b Cot­ ton ........................... 2 P. Coles, c and b Marlow ............... 22 Rev. A. C. Scott, c Marlow, b C otton... 0 In the Second Innings Rev. scored c and b Marlow 15, Rev. out) 32, Hutchinson (not out) 23 Hutchinson, not out 34 A. Edwards, b Mar­ low .......................... 0 G. H. W ood, c Furner, b Marlow 2 P. Mallby, b Marlow 12 M. W . Dixon, lbw, b M a rlo w ...................15 B 6, lb 6, w 8 ...20 Total ...236 H. Von E. Scott A. C. Scott (not ; b 1.—Total, 71. P A L L IN G S W IC K v. S O U T H L Y N N . P layed at D evonshire Park, E a stb ou rn e, on July 22 and 23. P allingsw ick . First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. E. Cotton, b Cum- m ing .................................. 2 b Cumm ing ... 67 J. S. H aycraft, c Cum ­ ming, b M atheson...........29 b Cumm ing ... 79 E. A. Collins, b Cumm ing 21 b Cummihg ... 6 S. Cheesman, b Cumming 24 c Matheson, b Cumming ... 0 M arlow, c Cumming, b A. C. Scott ..........................2T not out .............125 A. H. Millson, b M atheson 0 b Shillingford ... 0 F. Clemence, b A. C.Scott 0 b Cumming ... 0 F. Abraham, b A. C.Scott 11b Shillingford... 4 L. W alker, not out ...........19 l b w , b A. C. Scott ...........12 P. Schooling, b Cumming 4 b A. C. Scott ... 19 A. W. Graham, c V. Scott, b A. C. Scott .............. 3 b Cumm ing ... 4 B 9, lb 4 ............13 B 8, lb 12 ...50 Total .................. 149 Total ...336 S outh L ynn . First Innings. Second Innings, Rev. H. Von E. Scott, b Marlow .......................... 3 c and b Marlow 25 A. K. Brook, b Cheesman 26 b W alker ....... 5 E. Matheson, 1b w, b Mar­ low ..................................20 b Cotton ....... 0 Rev. A. C. Scott, 1 b w, b Cheesm an........... ...........26 b M a rlo w ......15 H. M. Braybrocke, b Mar­ low .................................. 10 n otou t .............34 G. Cumming, c Schooling, b Abraham .................. 18 b Cotton ......26 C. Shillingford, c Hay­ craft. b Cheesman...........13 b M a rlo w ........ 7 W. W oodroffe. b Marlow 9 b Cotton ........ 0 E. B. Clegg, b Marlow ... 0 c Haycraft, b Clemence ... 11 C. Barclay run o u t ........... 3 b Collins ........ 0 E. W . Smith, not out ... 0 c H aycraft, b Clemence ... 10 B 16, lb 2, w 1 ..........19 B 5, lb 2 ... 7 To!al ...147 Total ...140 THEE5! D ozen O rder o r G c ix g -I n C ards , w ith latest im provem en ts, togeth er w ith W ood en Case for han ging up in P avilion or T ent, sent on receipt of 2 6, by the M a n n e r of this Paper, 41, St. A n drew ’s H ill, D octors’ Comm ons, E .C .