Cricket 1887

806 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. AUG. 4, 1887. doubts that might have existed of his securing his “ blue.” , 'Throughout the season his all­ round cricket was of no small service to the Oxford eleven. Generally reliable as a bowler, he acquitted himself, at times, most creditably with the bat, notably in the Inter-University match at Lord’s, when he was not out for a really well-got score of sixty in the first inn­ ings. The scarcity of amateur bowlers afforded him a chance in both the matches between Gentlemen and Players, but with no great success, though, just afterwards he batted in excellent style a£ Lord’s for M.C.C. and Ground against Lancashire. Mr. Forster is a left-hand medium pace bowler, and as he is always straight and a good length is rarely unsuccessful. He is a right-handed bat, and as he stands over Gfeet 1 inch in height has an advantage of reach which often stands him in' good stead. He plays in good style, and having excellent de­ fence is sure to show to even greater advantage in the future as a battman. _ _ _ _ _ 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 the latest , by the first post on Tuesday morning following the match. YORKSHIRE v. EIGHTEEN OF HAST­ INGS AND DISTRICT. §ome high scoring marked this match,begun at Hastings on Thursday last. In all 853 runs were scored for thirty-one wickets, and when play ceased on Saturday night Yorkshire were 79 runs on with six wickets to fall. Mr. Herbert Pigg, it will be seen, contributed 180 of 356 made by the Eighteen from the bat. Such a performance againstYorkshire bowling deserves unstinted praise, and Mr. Pigg’s success will be most popular everywhere. E ig h t e e n of H a stin g s and D istr ic t . Mr. J. J. Oliver, c U lyett, b Bates ... Mr. T. Kennard, b P e e l.......................... Mr. A. Clarke, b P e e l.......................... Mr. R. H. Nuttall, b Ulyett .................. Mr. G. Fuller, lbw, b Wade ................... Mr. H, Shaw, not out Mr. R. Standen, c Hunter, b Ulyett... B 25,1 bG ........... Total ...387 Mr. J. King, c Hunter, b Emm ett .......... 8 M r. J.Phillips,bW ade 7 J. Hide, b Preston ...24 W . Quaife, lbw, b Peel 28 Mr. U. Pigg, c Hunter, b W ade .................. 180 W . Humphreys, b Emm ett ..................20 H.Phillips, b Emm et* 5 Mr. C. ButOher c and b Emm ett ........... 0 G. Bean, c Hall, b Emm ett .................. 4 H. Morley, c Hall, b W ade..........................18 A. Phillips, c Peel, b 1 all ..........................15 Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. L. H all c Oliver, b Morley 10 not out ............. 68 G. Ulyett, b Hide ...........12 b R id e .................23 V. Lee, run out ..................17 b Bean................. 13 W . Bates, l b w , b Hum­ phreys ..........................30 c Pigg, b Oliver 92 R. Peel, b C lark.................. 10 not out ............ 2 J. M. Preston, c Butcher, b Hide ..........................110 b H ilc .................... 0 I. Grimshaw, b Clark ... 49 S. W ade, c and b Fean ... 0 <T. Denton, c Bean, b Clark 7 T. Emm ett, not ou t.......... 7 J. Hunter, c Pigg,b Hide... 0 B 2,1 b 3, w 1 ........... 6 B ...................10 Total ...258 WIMBLEDON v. LALEHAM. Played at Laleham on July 30. L a le h a m . W .R .L yon.c Feilding, b P e a r c e .................. 35 F. W. Gosling, c Feildincr, b Blake... 4 P. M. Walters, at Feilding, b Pearce 40 E. H. Buckland, c Denniaton, b F. G. Oliver ...................41 E . A. Mackintosh, c Feilding, b F. G. Oliver ................... 2 BJ.T.Gurdon,b Pearce 0 F. M. Buckland, c sub, b F. G. Oliver M. J. Dauglish, b Pearce .................. Rev. A. R. Buckland, st Feilding, b F. G. Oliver ................... P. E. Ricketts, b F. Oliver ................... H. Blackett, not out B 4, l b l , w 2 ... W im b le d o n . First Innings. T cta 1 ...203 18 Total ...........165 WtJu.... P-Jut. .. I f/uJS* StJX) • U o - t r t - u- V& - 47 - 5 tjfe * VS.. A V - ' K { .■ 11 t E. O liver;c Lyon, b E. H. B u ck lan d ........... 4 R. F. Denniston, c F. M. Buckland, b M ackintosh ........... 1 E . W . Beevea, b M ackintosh ........... 6 R. M. Pearce,run out 2 F. Feilding,c Gosling, b M ackintosh..........21 H. W . R. Gribble, b E. H. Buckland ... 18 Total H. Blake, c Gurdon, b E . H. Buckland 9 In the Second Innings E. Oliver scored c Gur­ don, b A. R. Buckland, 18, F. Feilding (not out), 8 , F. G. Oliver (not out), 0, F. Echalaz, b Blackett, 0, H. E. Gribblo, c Lyon, b A. R. Buckland, 3.—• Total, 24. F.G.Oliver.c M ackin­ tosh, b F. M. Buck­ land .......................... 1 F.Echalaz,cW alters, b M ackintosh ... 13 H. E. G ribble, not out .......................... 4 Ricketts (sub), b E. H. Buckland........... 1 B 4,1 b 4 ........... 8 FOREST HILL v. SIDCUP. Played at Sidcup 011 July 30. S id c u p . W . Ashdown, c E. H. Edwards, b Vernon 0 E. Usher, b Vernon 10 E . W ebb, c Biddell, b V ern on .................. 12 E. Honey, c Vernon, b Robinson ........... 0 J. A. Parkes,b Vernon 1 C. Davey, b Robinson 13 Rev. W. W . Cox, not out .......................... 0 C. C. Braithwaite, c Newm ao,b Vernon 10 G. H. Johnston, c Skipper, b Robin­ son .......................... 8 W . Edmonds, b Robinson ........... 0 W .Lochart, b R obin­ son .......................... 0 B 1, lb 1 ........... 2 Total , 56 F o r e st H i l l . Dr. Hatfield, b Ash­ down ..........................25 P. J. Edwards, b Ash­ down .......................... 0 Rev. H. Biddell, c Johnston, b W ebb 0 G.J. Newman, b Ash­ down ..........................27 E. H. Edwards, b A sh dow n .................. T. H. Vernon, b W ebb .......................... G. A. Lingham, b W ebb.......................... 13 F. Skipper, b Ash­ down ................... M. C. Capes, b Ash­ down ................... H. G. R obinson, b Ashdown ........... H. Watmough, out ................ B 9, lb 2 . Total . not , 91 METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS v. GUILDHALL. Played at Aldersbrook on July 21. G u il d h a l l . First Innings. A. Saunders, c Booth, b Tanner ..........................22 H. B. Turner, c Goddard, b Tanner .......................... 7 C. H. Driver, b Goddard ... 0 G. Browning, b Tanner ... 1 E. De B. Scott, b Tanner 13 H. E. Stacey, c Morel, b 4 7 3 3 6 0 5 Second Innings. b Goddard........... 2 c Edward, b Tanner ........... 0 c M orel, b Tanner ........... 0 b Tanner ........... 1 b G oddard...........11 Tanner W. T. Lockey, b Tanner . F. J. Pullan. B Goddard . G. A. Pickering, not out . W . Hayes, b Goddard .. J. Garthwaite, absent .. E x tra s........................ Total b G oddard........... c and b Goddard not out ........... b G oddard........... b Goddard .......... b Tanner ........... E x tras........... .........71 M. B. W. First Innings. P. J. Edwards, run out ... 14 M. Goddard, c Turner, b Saunders .......................... 0 D. N icholson, b Saunders 0 E. Tanner, c Haynes, b S a u n d e rs................. ... 13 H. E. O. Fry,c Browning,b Saunders ..........................12 C. M orel, b Turner ...........13 T. H. Evans, c Browning, b Saunders .................. 0 D. H M cLauchlan, b Saunders .......................... 5 E. J. Day, b Saunders ... 0 E. Booth, c Hayes, b Saunders .............................J4 A. Maddox, not out ........... 3 E x tr a s ........................... 1 Total...........53 Second Innings, b Driver ........... ( b Saunders ... l: b Hayes ... b Hayes ... b Saunders not out not out Total . 75 Total ...........52 M .C .C . v. G E N T L E M E N O F C A N A D A . T h e G entlem en o f Canada show ed som e good all-round cricket on their first appearance in L on d on , p layin g a draw n gam e against a strong batting side o f M .C .C . at L o r d ’s on M onday and T u esday. D r. O gden, in th e second innings of M .C .C ., took nine of the ten w ickets at a cost o f 83 runs. T h e ch ief scorers w ere M essrs. Saunders and A llan, and tho latter m ade 113 in the m atch fo r on ly once out. A t the finishthe Canadians w anted 109 runs to w in, w ith o n ly fou r w ickets to fall. M.C.C. First Innings Second Innings. A. J. W ebbe, b Ogden ... 43 c L ittle,b Ferrie 36 I. D. Walker, c Saunders, b W . Jones .........................14 c Saunders, b Ogden ............ 43 A. E . Stoddart, st Saun­ ders, b O g d e n ........................ 36 c Saunders, b Ogden .......... 1 C. I. Thornton, c G. Jones, b Ogden ................................20 c W. Jones, b Ogden ............58 T. C. O’Brien, b Allan ... 39 c Gillespie, b Ogden .......... 6 J. Robertson, c Henry, b Annand ................................ 39 c and b Ogden... 6 J. H. Farm er, c Little, b Annand .............................. 2 c Henry,bOgden 0 C. H. Allcock, run out ... 10 b Ogden ........... 1 F. T. Welman, not out ...5 0 c G. Jones, b Ogden .......... 9 C. E. Horner, b Ferrie ... 0 c G. Jones, b Ogden ............ 0 G. F. Vernon, b Gillespie 29 n otou t ... ... 6 B 17, 1b 10 ...................27 B 23,1b 3 ... 26 Total .................. 3.9 T otal ...192 G entlem en o f C anada . First Innings. Second Innings. D. W . Saunders, b R ob­ ertson ..................................62 c W ebbe, b Horner ............ 2 G. Jones, c Thornton, b Horner ..........................11 b Robertson ... 53 A. Gillespie, b Horner ... 0 lbw, b O’Brien... 10 W. A. Henry, c Robertson, b Allcock ................. . ... 12 c sub. (Vernon), b A llcock ... 14 Dr. E. R. Ogden, b All­ cock ......... . ................ . 22 c W ebbe, b A llcock ............ 2 A. C. Allan, c Welman, b W ebbe.................................... 78 not out .......35 W. C. Little, c and b Stoddart .......................... 8 W . W - Vickers, b Stoddart 3 C. J. Annand, b Robertson 2L W . W . Jones, not out ... 14 c and b R ob­ ertson ........... 4 R. B. Ferrie, b O’Brien ... 0 B 20, lb 2, w 1 ...........23 B 18, l b l . ..1 9 Total .................. 254 Total ...139 LANCASHIRE v. CHESHIRE. Played at Manchester on Monday and Tues­ day last. Lancashire won by an innings and 53 runs. C h e s h ir e . Second Innings. b Barlow ... b W atson ... b W atson ... b W atson ... First Innings. S. M. Crosfield, b W atson 0 Woodward, c Sugg, b B r ig g s ................................ 4 Pointon, c Pilling, b Y a t e s ..................................10 b Watson Davenport, c Robinson, b W atson .......................... 6 A. M. Turner, c Iiornby, b Barlow .......................... 7 J. S. Hargraves, c Briggs, b Barlow .......................... 0 st Pilling, W atson ... Brown, c Pilling, b Yates 22 b Briggs ... J. C. Fullalove, c Pilling, b Yates .......................... 0 b Yates H. B. B.-Davenport, b Yates .................................. 0 b Briggs ... Millward, not out ........... 2 n otou t J. Bretherton, b Watson 4 run out B .................................. 2 B 3, 1b 3 24 2 0 8 10 0 40 Total A. N. Hornby, b F u llalove.................. 45 R. G. Barlow, ltw , b C rosfield .................. 59 Sugg, b B retherton ... 2 J. Leigh, c Davenport, b H. R. B.-Daven­ port ..........................48 Briegs, c Brown, b C rosfield.................. 4 G. Jowett, b Fulla- love ....................... . 0 . •57: L a n c a s h ir e . Total ...110 O P. Lancashire, b irow n ...................35 Robinson, not out... 25 Yates, b H. R. B.- Davenport ........... 0 Watson, b Brown ... 0 Pilling, l b w, b Fullalove ........... 8 B 14,1 b 5 .......... 19 Total ........ 220