Cricket 1887

s e p t , j , 1887. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. 875 LANCASHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. The Yorkshire eleven signalised the close of their season most auspiciously with a highly creditable victory over Lancashire at Man­ chester on Saturday. Considering the great interest attached to this particular match, it was hoped Mr. A. G. Steel would be able to help Lancashire, but he was absent, as was Mr. Eccles, whose place was taken by another Prestonian, Mr. J. Leigh. Though Lanca­ shire went in first on an excellent wicket they made a very disappointing show, and, indeed, Briggs was the highest scorer with 25, not got iq his very best style. The early batsmen of Yorkshire were all in form, and Bates, Hall, Lee, and Mr, Hawke scored so well that at the end of the first day the Yorkshiremen were 33 runs on with only two batsmen out. Rain caused a long stoppage of the game on Friday, but the ground was all in favour of the bat, and the Yorkshire score was increased to 414 before the tenth wicket fell. Ulyett made 44 out of 78 while he was in, and on his retire­ ment Mr. Hawke and Peel hit away with great freedom. Their partnership realised 137 runs, and of these Peel contributed 66 by clean and well-timed hitting. Mr. Hawke has not been seen to such advantage this season. He gave one chance early in his innings, but afterwards his play was altogether free from error. Lancashire had an uphill game on Saturday, when they went in with 285 runs to avert an innings defeat, and the earlier bats­ men did so badly that a victory for Yorkshire was assured early in the day. Sugghit freely, but Messrs. Hornby, Leigh, Jowett and Briggs and Barlow were all got rid of cheaply,and atthe fall of the sixth wicket the total was only 64. When the game seemed quite lost, however, Robinson hit in brilliant style, and Baker, Yates, Watson and Pilling all lent him valu­ able assistance. The last four wickets, indeed, were responsible for 182 of the total of 246,and their plucky play redeemed the previous failures of the side. Robinson made his 92 in under two hours and a-half, and his resolute hitting was decidedly the feature of the last day’s play. Yorkshire won by an innings and 89 runs. — ..— L ancashire . Second Innings, First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Wade, b Preston ... ... ... ... 14 Barlow, run out ... ... 9 F. Sugg, lbw, b Emm ett... 5 Mr, J. Leigh, c Hunter, b Preston .......................... 1 Mr. G. Jowett, b Emm ett 8 Briggs, c Ulyett, b Peel ... 25 Robinson, e W ade, b Em ­ m ett Baker, b W ilson Yates, b Peel W atson, b Preston Pilling, n ot out ... B 13, w 2 ........... , 14 . ia . 9 , 10 . 3 .1 5 c Bates, b Peel... 4 c Hall, b P e e l... 8 c Bates, b Pres­ ton ........... ... 34 c Ulyett,b W ade 1 b W ade ........... 1 c Hunter, b P re s to n ........... 7 Ibw, b Wade ... 92 c and b W ilson 16 c W ade, b Peel 23 b P re ston ...........35 not out ...........17 B 5, lb 3 ... 8 Total mi h > ...129 Y orkshire . Total ...246 Bates, c Baker, b Briggs .................. 33 Hall, c Pilling, bW at­ son ........ ...........62 Lee, c H ornby,b W at­ son ........................57 Hon. M. B. Hawke, c Pilling, b Barlow ...125 Ulyett, c and b Bar- low ... ...........44 Peel, c Pilling, b Briggs ». ... 66 BOW LING ANALYSIS. L ancashire, Wade, c Yates, b Barlow ................... Mr. J. W ilson, 0 Pil­ ling, b Briggs Preston, run out ... Hunter, b Briggs ... Emm ett, not out ... B l l , lb 5 ........... Total ... .*,4 Preston Emm ett U lyett... Peel ... W ilson... First Innings. O. M. R . W. 21.2 6 45 3 24 9 38 3 4 8 7 2 7 0 4 12 2 2 12 Wade Bates Emm ett bowled tw o wides. Y o r k s h ir e . Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 21 7 53 3 ... 25 16 24 0 ... 2 0 12 0 ... 30 8 51 3 ... la 1 41 1 17.2 5 41 3 9 2 1(5 0 Baker Briggs Yates O. M .-R. W. 13 7 29 0 ... 69.330 119 4 ... 43 11 85 0 0. M. P . W. W a ts o n . 77 50 69 2 Barlow... 51 2* 85 3 Sugg ... 3 0 11 0 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE v. ■- * .. -- JVAX1I0E. •' ' ' v" ' ■ Played at Loughborough on August 27. C ommercial U nion A ssurance . G. H. McCausland, b McNeil .............. 25 A. E. Owens,b Wolf... 7 F. P. Mountain, b G. Sturgeon................. 0 G. H. H arnett,c Milo, b G. Sturgeon.......44 C: H. Mountain, run out ......................... 9 A. F. Bailey, b E. R. Sturgeon ................. 4 I vanhoe . Milo, c McCausland, E. R. Sturgeon, b Harnett .36 Harnett G. Sturgeon, c M c­ Causland,bHarnett 0 E. Sturgeon, b Har­ nett .......................... 27 Wade, b Harnett ... 3 M cNeil, W olf, Horn, Brown and Pears did not bat. P. A. Tidd, c McNeil, b G. Sturgeon G. F. Harris, b G. Sturgeon................... G. F. Buck, not out... P.W .M ilnes .cE.Stur- geon,bG . Sturgeon J. Starr, run out B 25, w 1, nb 1 ... 27 Total Ryder, not o u t ... L b................... Total ... ...122 PALLINGSWICK v. CLAPHAM WAN- D E R E R S i Played at East Acton on August 27. P a llin g sw ick . T. W. Clemence, c F, Clemence, run Pare, b Delauney ...195 W. H. Pope, b Ed­ ward ..........................45 E.A.Collins,c Burton, b W interbottom ... 96 S. Cheesman, run out 12 F. S. Heynemann, b Green..........................23 A. F. Bettinson,c sub, b W interbottom ... 5 out ............................116 H. Jobson,b Mursell 11 L. Walker, b Green... 26 G.Whitehead,not out 19 W . C. Yarbrough, c Burton, b Winter­ bottom .................... 8 B 48,1b5,w 12,nb 5 70 T otal ... The Clapham W anderers did not bat. FOREST HILL v. BROCKLEY. Played at Brockley on August 27. F orest H il l . P. J. Edwards, c Shearman,b Welsh­ man .............................16 R. Taylor, c Giddens, b W elsh m a n ..............73 E. W . Gurney, b W elshman ............ 0 P. F. Rook, b Shear­ m an ... ... ... ... 2 F. Skipper,b Tokeley 12 E. Pem ell, b Welsh­ m an ... . . . , ..............14 B rooklet . W . N .R ook.b Calder 51 M. C. Capes, b W elshm an ........... 6 J. T. Milne, b W elsh­ m an .................. ... 0 H. G. Robinson, b W elshm an ........... 3 C. H. Taylor, not out 2 B 15, lb 1, w 2 ... 18 Total ...197 R. Tokeley, c Capes, b Robinson ... ... C. W elshman, b R obinson.................. J. F. Griffith, b P. R o o k ........................- F. Shearman,not out 13 S. R. Best, not o u t ... 3 L b .......................... 2 T o t a l ...........27 A. H. W oolmer, J. F. W oolmer. H. Giddens, G. H. Apps, S. J. Fraser, and J. Calder did not bat. FOREST HILL v. ERITH. Played at Forest Hill on August 25. E r ith . J. Stone, b Edwards 38 H. N uttall,bEdwards 52 J. Abbott, st Biddell, b Edwards ............ 0 J. H. Roberts, b Gar­ lant ..............................60 E. W. Everitt, c Taylor, b Edwards 0 Hutchins, c Vernon, b Garlant.................. 58 F orest H il l . W . Ansell, c and b V e r n o n ...................75 R obinson, b R obin­ son ............................. 19 E. Colls, b Edwards 0 W . Moens, not out... 22 W . Parish, b Vernon 0 B 20, lb 8, w 1 ... 29 Total ...353 R. Taylor, b Hutchins 0 P. Edwards, b H utchins.................. 0 Dr. Gwynn, c Colls, b Everitt ................... 3 Rev. H. Biddell, b i Roberts ... ..........19 F.Skipper.b Hutchins 3 T. H. Vernon, b I H utchins.................. 9 G. Reckitt, b Roberts 11 G. Lingham , b Hutchins ... ... 2 Dr. Hatfield, b R o b e rts ...................23 H. Garlant, b Hutchins * ... 14 H. G. Robinson, not out .......... ... ... 0 — B 7,1b 4, w 2 ... 13 Total 97 FOREST HILL v. HON. ARTILLERY OO. Played at Forest Hill on August 27. F orest H il l . Dr. Gwynn, c G. Blizard, b Parke ... 16 Dr. Hatfield, b G. Blizard ...................16 Rev. H. Biddell, b Parke.......................... 6 G. J. Newman, b Parke........... ...........17 E. H. Edwards, b Johnson ...................15 T. H. Vernon, c G. Blizard, b Parke ... 27 H.A.C. First Innings. G. Blizard, b Vernon......... 0 Parke, b Vernon................ 1 C. Jardine, b Edwards ... 0 R. Jardine, b Edwards ... 0 L. Barrett, b Edwards ... 0 H. G. Johnson, c Lewis, b Edwards ......................... 3 E. T. Jinks, b Vernon ... 13 F. W ilson, run out ......... 0 W. Blizard, b Vernon ... 0 C. A. J. Reynolds, b Ed­ wards ................... ......... 0 B. H. Martin, not out ... 1 B 16, l b l .......................17 Total ............... 85 H. Garlant, c H art,b G. Barrett ........... 2 J. L. Francis, b G. Barrett ................... 0 G. A. Lingham , c W ilson,bG.Blizard 22 H.W. Lewis, b Parke 0 F.Greenway, not out 0 B 4, lb 4, w 2 ...10 Total ...131 Second Innings, c Biddell, b E d­ wards ........... 0 b Edwards ... 2 not out ........... 0 not out ........... 3 b Vernon ........... 0 b V e r n o n ........... 5 B ................... 1 Total ... l i FOREST HILL v. GRECIANS. Played at West Norwood on August 27. G recians . F. Stevens, c Gar­ lant, b P. Rook ... 9 A. Prosser, b P. R ook 0 G .Bensley, run out... 13 H. Baker, b Capes ... 15 J. P. Gully, c Lewis, b Garlant .................. 19 E.C.Ogden, b P. Rook 14 W. 8hand, c W ood, b T o d d .......................... 10 F orest H il l . P. G. W illiams, b R ook ........................... J. Curra, not out ... T. Deacon, c Ed­ wards, b Todd F. Heron, b Todd ... B 5, lb 1, W 2, nb 1 Total ...101 G. Reckitt, b Shand 2 P. J. Edwards, b Shand ................... 5 J. Todd, b Baker ... 6 Dr. Hatfield, run out 10 P. F. Rook, b Shand 4 M. C. Capes, c Bensley, b Shand .................. 9 W. N. R ook, b Baker 6 H. Lewis, b Shand... 6 H. Garlant, not out 12 G. W ood .b Baker ... 0 H. W atm ough, lb w , b Stevens ........... 1 B 5, lb 2 ........... 7 Total ... 63 CROYDON.—UNDER 30 v. OVER 30. Played at Croydon on August 29. U nder 30. First Innings. Second Innings. T. Adams, c and b R oper 17 c Lane, b Roper 20 J. Ayres, b W estfold........... 9 G. Elsey, c J. Grant, b Elborough ................... 20 J. C. Neech, b R oper........... 2 I F . G rant...........11 W. G. W yatt, b Roper not out ...........19 c Roper, b F. Grant ...........48 0 c Elborough, b Roper ........... 8 C. M oss, run out ........... 1 b F. G rant............ 4 C.W . Feist, b Elborough... 17 n o to u t .............12 R. Voss, b Elborough ... 0 A. W. Allen, not out...........16 c Elborough, b R oper ........... 2 R. Lane, c W estfold, b F. G ra n t.................................. 2 A. W . Cooper, c R oper, b Elborough........................... 5 B .................................. 2 Total ...........91 O v er 30. B 6, lb 1 ... 7 Total ...131 A. J. Lane, c Adams, b L a n e .......................... 49 A. W heeler, c Lane, b Adam s .................. 18 J. Grant, b Voss ... 34 G .W estfold,c Adam s, ; b L a n e .;. ........... 1 j . Aris, c and b Lane 4 F. Grant, b Voss ... 6 yV. C# Elborough, c Cooper, b Lane ... 6 H. A. Roper, b Voss H. Adams, not out... T.L. Roberts,c Ayres, b Voss ... ., Baron *Heath Adapis ... B 19, lb 1 Total ..,178