Cricket 1887

AUG. 25, 1887, CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 855 BARNES v. BOSTON PARK. Played at Brentford on August 20. B a r n e s . A. Scissons, b Vassila 10 I H. Chapman,not out 13 F. J. Rawlinson, b B 2, lb 2 ........ 4 Beaumont ........ 0 A. Wood, b Beaumont 5 Total ........ 50 R. Hutchinson, not out .................... 18 I C. J. Stevens, E. J. Sale, W. H. Jacques, A. G. H. Stevens, P. Nettleton, and A. King did not bat. B oston P a r k . J. Beaumont, b Raw­ linson.................... 18 R. Rapkin, run out... 10 G. Vassila,b Hutchin­ son ..................... 0 R. Beaver, c Wood, b Sale .....................26 J. Sprang, b Sale ... 2 J. Poupart, not out... 12 E. Underwood, c Chapman,b Sale ... 0 H. Underwood, c Stevens, b Rawlin­ son ..................... J. Clayton, b Sale ... S. Walker,c Stevens, b Sale .............. H. Hughes, b Hutchinson........ B 1, lb 2 ........ Total ........ ; POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS v. NOR WOOD. Played at Norwood on August 13. P o in t H ouse R a m b l e r s . J. Yeoman, b Neale 14 E. H. Rock, c Neale, b Raby C. L. Yeoman, b Raby 9 A. H. Newington, b Raby..................... 0 W. O. Freeman, c Leeds, b Raby ... 1 H. Colgate, b Raby ... 5 0. Yeoman, lbw, b Neale..................... 0 G. R. Hill, b Neale... 3 J. H. W. Davies, c Goodwin, b Raby 26 F. Greenop, b Raby 2 L. Goodwin, not out 10 Lb 2, w 3, nb 1... 6 Total 84 N orwood . W. G. Boyd, b J. H. W. Wilson, b J. Yeoman .............. R. S. Raby, c J. I J. D. Bassett, c Yeoman, b Rock ... 32 j Greenop, b C. L. W.P. Neale, c Davies, i Yeoman..... 1 b J. Yeoman ........ 4 A.Goodwin.bGreenop 1 G. Featherston, b J. : J. L. Worship, not Yeoman .............. 4 i out ..................... 7 M. Murray, b J. B 7, lbl, w l ... 9 Yeoman ............... 2 1 — C. G. Leeds, c Hill, b j Total ........ 104 Greenop .............. 32 J. Edward, c Davies, b J. Yeoman ........... 0 BUCKHURST HILL v. HIGHBURY. Played at Buckhurst Hill on August 20. H ig h b u r y . R. Wakefield,b Tween 2 J. W. Wilks, c and b Palmer ............... 9 L. H. Gunnery, c Bowman, b Tween 24 W. Robson,c Moseley, b F. Gingell ........ 70 H. Williams, c Sworder, b Allport 12 C. G. Broadhurst, b Moseley .............. 54 W. H. Gow, c W. Gingell, b Palmer... 7 B u c k h u r st H il l . J. Robson, c and Moseley........ G. Wakefield, Moseley........ W. B. Mardin, Moseley.............. 0 R. Moreland, not out 2 BIO,lb 4, w 1 ... 15 27 Total... H. B. Tidswell, not out .....................27 W. Charlesworth, b G ow ...................... 2 W.W. Tween.notout 0 B .................... 1 Total . 30 R. L. Allport, W. Sworder, G. Palmer, W. J. Phillips, J. R. Moseley, F. Gingell, W. R. Bowman, and W. Gingell did not bat. STAR v. NORTHBROOK. Played at Lee on August 11. S t a r . R. Wood,bBlenkiron 7 E.Holford.cMitchell, b Higham ........ 4 P.Newton, bHigham 0 C.W.Lawder.c Blenk­ iron, b A. H. Smith 5 T. Bartlett, not out 8 Biden, b A, H. Smith 1 B 6, lb 3 ........ 9 C.A.Turner,cHigham, b A. H. Smith........ 1 G. Pottinger, c Mitchell, b A. H. Smith .............. 1 W. Bruin, lbw, b W. G. Mitchell ........ 24 Warren, c Burroughs, b A. H. Smith........ 0 G. Harrison, b Blenk­ iron ..................... 6 W.Murden, bHigham 8 N o rth bro o k . Total , 74 R. W. Burroughs, st Turner,b Newton... 45 A. H. Smith, c Harri­ son, b Newton ... 25 C. Higham,c Newton, b Holford.............. 2 W. D.Butler.cWood, Total ........ 196 b Pottinger ... ... 21 A. Fast, T. W. Blenkiron, P. R. Steele, S. Allin Rsd 6. F. E. Swinden did net bat. W. G. Mitchell, b Murden.............. 47 J. Fisher, not out ... 14 H. N. Smith, not out 13 B 25, lb 4 ........ 29 SIDCUP y. NORTHBROOK. Played at Sidcup on August 20. S idcu p . F. F. Spreckley, not W. Smith, c and b out ..................... 70 Allen..................... 10 Rev. W. W. Cox, b Woolmer, c Butler, b Cowen .............. 14 Allen..................... 9 Webb, b Butler........ 6 C. Evans, b Allen ... 10 R. Lindlay, b Butler 0 G. Evans, b Smith... 1 J. R. J. Johnston, b Edmond, b Smith ... 3 Butler 0 B 10, lb 2, w 7 ... 19 Braithwaite, b Digby 20 — Total ........ L62 N o r th b r o o k . W. Butler, b Webb ... 9 S. Allen, run out ... 1 F.Cowen, c Johnston, D. Norton, b Webb... 5 b Spreckley ........ 0 Leeds, b Spreckley... 0 H.Smith, c Johnston, G.Blvther,bSpreckley 17 b Spreckley ........ 8 C. Kelly, not out ... 1 H. P. Digby, lbw, b B 4, lb 2, w 1 ... 7 Spreckley ........ 2 — S.O.Woolmer.bWebb 0 Total ........ 52 A. Kennard, b JWebb 2 CLAPTON v. UPTON PARK. Played at Clapton on August 20. U pto n P a r k . T. Kennett, c Monro, b Low................... 17 Burns, c Asser, b Low 50 Littlewood, c Mc­ Ewen. b Shenton... 15 W. H. Davis, not out 55 McIntyre, b Shenton 0 P.Savill, c Emmeison, b Shenton ........ 0 L. Savill, b Shenton 0 R. Ganly, b McEwen C. E. Cull, c Monro, b Emmerson F. Fulljames, b Emmerson ........ C. E. Roper, b Emmerson ........ B 12,1 b 5 ........ 17 Total ...169 C l a p t o n . b F. H. Purchase, Burns.................... 0 W. M. Barradell, not out .................... 7 J. C. Shenton, b Ganly 5 J. H. Douglas, b Total , Burns.............. J. W. Emmerson, W. Low, J. W. McEwen, C. I Monro, and W. A. Stevens did not bat. H. Boyton, c Davis, b Ganly.............. 5 S. A. Asser, not out 3 B ..................... 4 25 SOUTHGATE v. HIGHBURY. Played at Southgate on August 13. H ig h b u r y . R. Wakefield, c and b Francis .............. 2 R. Moreland, b Ford 11 H. Williams, c and b F ord .................... 0 C. G. Broadhurst, c Ford, b Francis ... 9 W.Robson, c Francis, b Ford .............. 18 J. W. Wilks, c and b Ford.................... 19 C. H. Searle, b Ford... 0 W. Pratt, c Ford, b Francis........ G. Wakefield, Vivian, b Francis F. Davis, c Bryan, b Francis............... W. B. Mandin, not out ........ L b........ Total S o u t h g a t e . E. C. Saunders, c Robson, b Wilks ... 14 A. E. White, b Wilks 19 F. P. Francis, b Wilks 43 J. J. White, b Wilks... 6 J. E. C. Leslie, st Moreland, b R. Wakefield.............. 4 F. Bryan, run out ... 16 A. L. Ford, b Wilks ... 11 E. A. White, b Wilks R. S. Vivian, c and b Broadhurst ........ A. S. Harris, b Broadhurst........ D. Fairweather, not out ..................... B 7, lb 4, wl ... ] Total ...128 HORNSEY WANSTEAD. PlayedatWanstead onAugust 20. H o r n sey . S. L. Clarke, b H. Fowler ............... 6 D.Jenkins, c H.Savill, b F. C. Hill .... 24 J. A. E. Hickson, c W. Francis,b Hill 8 D. Nimmo, b H. Fowler ............... 3 Jas. Clark, b Hill ... 41 F. Orton, c Fowler, b Hill ...................26 W. P- Harrison, st Savill, b S. R. Bas­ tard ..................... B. A. Clarke, c Pelly, b Hill .............. *1 R. A. Walker, b Hill 1 S. A. Walker, not out 86 J. T. Green, not out 11 B 23, lb 4 ........ 27 18 Total... 273 Wftnsteftd did net feat. LANCASHIRE v. NOTTS. The Nottinghamshire eleven suffered their third reverse of the season at Manchester on Saturday last, when Lancashire defeated them with two wickets to spare. Owing to heavy rain the ground was soft at the outset, and Notts, who went in first, found it as it began to dry very difficult. At luncheon time the score was 62 with only two batsmen out, but afterwards Barlow bowled with such extraordi­ nary success that the innings was brought to a close in an hour for an addition of only thirty runs. Of the eight last wickets Barlow secured as many as seven, and his analysis after luncheon was remarkable, fourteen overs for 17 runs and seven wickets. Scotton car­ ried his bat through the innings, which lasted two hours and fifty minutes, and his perform­ ance was a most meritorious one under great disadvantages. Lancashire made a bad start, and three of the best batsmen were out for 42. Mr. Eccles and Briggs, however, by faultless cricket, put on 54 before they were parted, and, assisted subsequently by some excellent batting on the part of Mr. Jowett, Robinson and Yates, the total was raised to 201 before the tenth wicket fell. In a minority of 109 Notts had au uphill game to play, and their chances were reduced considerably when Scotton was caught with the score at 19. Shrewsbury’s dis­ missal—l.b.w.—at 40 improved Lancashire’s position still more, and the game was prac­ tically over at the end of the second day, when Notts, with only three wickets inhand, wanted 20 to avert an innings’ defeat. This they were just able to do, but Lancashire only had six runs to get, and these were got without the loss of a batsman. N otts . First Innings. Shrewsbury, b Barlow ...27 Scotton, not out...............33 Gunn, c Watson, b Briggs Barnes,c Jowett, b Barlow Mr. H. B. Daft, b Barlow Flowers, b Ba~low ........ Butler, c and b Barlow ... Richardson, c Pilling, b Briggs........................... Shacklock, c Hornby, b Barlow ..................... Attewell, c Hornby, b Barlow ............... Sherwin, hw, b Barlow B ..................... Second Innings, lbw, b Briggs ... 17 Pilling, Briggs ... c Pilling, Briggs ... c Barlow, Briggs ... b Barlow ... b Barlow ... b Briggs ... b ... 15 b ... 24 ... 0 ... 0 ... 14 Total 0 st Pilling, b Briggs ........ 1 1 c Yates,bBarlow 23 0 cSugg, b Briggs 6 . 6not out ........... 4 . 5 L b ........... 1 , 92 Total ...114 L a n cash ire . First Innings. Mr A. N. Hornby, c Daft, bBarnes ...13 Barlow, b Shacklock 24 Sugg, c Sherwin, b Barnes ............... 0 Mr. J. Eccles, c Sher­ win, b Richardson 31 Briggs, c Attewell, b Barnes ...............48 Mr. G. Jowett, c Flowers, b Attewell 41 Robinson, c Barnes, b Flowers ........25 Mr.O. P. Lancashire, run out .............. 1 Yates, not out ... 15 Watson, c Sherwin, b Attewell ........ 3 Filling, c Sherwin, b Attewell.............. 0 L b ..................... 1 Total ........ 201 In the Second Innings Barlow scored (not out) 2, Sugg (not out) 4.—Total, 6. BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o tts . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Watson ... 27 20 160 Briggs......... 50 33 402 Barlow ... 26 17 26 8 Sugg .......... 2 1 50 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 19 11 18 0 . ... 58 81 53 7 . ... 89.323 42 3 L an cash ire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. Attewell Barnes Shacklock . 49 30 41 99 15 43 17 6 32 Richardson. 19 11 Flowers Giann 24 7 8 49 3 9 O. M. R. W. 2.3 2 4 0 2 1 2 0