Cricket 1887

898 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 8,1887. CARSHALTON PARK. Matches played 8—won 4, drawn 4. R e s u l t s . May 14—Carshalton Park, v. W im bledon. W on by 58 runs. Carshalton Park, 136; W imble­ don, 78 and 91 for one wicket. May 21—Carshalton Fark, v. K ensington Park. W on by 75 runs and eight wickets. Car­ shalton Park, 154 for two w ickets; Ken­ sington Park, 79. June 4—Carshalton Park, v. Incogniti. W on by 84 runs. Carshalton Park, 173; Incogniti, 89 and 38 for five wickets. June 11—Carshalton Park, v. Kenley. W on by 268 runs and three wickets. Carshalton Park, 365 for seven wickets ; Kenley, 97. June 14—Carshalton Park, v. M.C.C. & Ground. Drawn. Carshalton Park, 147 for six w ickets; M.C.C. & Ground, 179. June 28—Carshalton Park, v. Butterflies. Drawn. Carshalfcon Park, 301; Butterflies, '84 for three wickets. July 1 and 2—Carshalton Park, v. Free Foresters. Drawn. Carshalton Park, 460 for eight w ickets; Free Foresters, 404. July 16—Carshalton Park, v. Ne’er-do-W eels. Drawn. Carshalton Park, 287; Ne’er-do- W eels, 95 for 4 wickets. BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es M ost in Inns, n ot out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. L . W ilson J. Colm an T . Micklem ... J. E. Greatorex C. J. H. Cooper G. E. Jeffery... R . I’Anson ... W . R. Le Fanu S. A. Jones ... H. B. Burnell C. T. Giles 326 227 132 139 91 88 122 40 117 42 26 , 165 ...108.2 68 76* ... 37 ... 55 ... 59 ... 36 ... 28* ... 61 ... 14 17 45.2 44 27.4 22.3 22 20.2 2) 16.5 10.2 1.2 The follow ing played in two innings only—T. M. M. W ilde 26, 47*, H. W . R. Gribbla 3, 23, G. H. H. Goldney 13*, 0, P. T. W rigley 1, 12, D. D. Pontifex 9,1. The following played in one innings only—A. S. Francis 77, C. A. S. Leggatt *76*, B. A. F. G rieve 75, H. E.M . Stutfield 47*, S. Colman 29, E. H. Buck­ land 24, E. Gilbert 21. R. J. S. Joyce 14, C.Bentley 4, W . E. M artyn 4, E. W . Timm is 2*, C. F. H. Leslie 0, J. H. Roberts 0. BOW LING AVERAGES. Balls. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. A. S. Francis ... 62 ... 6 ... 15 ... 4 ... 3 3 S. A. Jones 165 .,.. 11 ... 62 ... 5 ... 12.2 C. T. Giles ... 192 ... 13 ... 89 ... 6 ... 14.5 J. Colm an 485 ... 21 ... 262 ... 15 ... 17.7 C. A. S. Leggatt 140 ,... 8 ,... 92 ... 5 ... 18.2 R. I’Anson 658 .,.. 46 .,.. 274 .... 15 .,.. 18.4 J. E.G roatorex 297 .... 10 .... 164 .... 7 .... 23.3 The follow ing took less than three wickets—E. Gilbert 2 for 16. L. W ilson 2 for 24, J. H. Roberts 1 for 13. E. H. Buckland 1 for 17, C. F. H. Leslie 1 for 18, G. H .H . G oldney 2 for 55, C. Bentley 1 for 82, H. B. Burnell 0 for 17, T . M. M. W ilde 0 for 26. BURLINGTON WANDERERS. Matches played 29—won 15, lost 5, drawn 9. R E SU LTS OF MATCHES. May 7—at East Molesey, v. East Molesey. Lost by 5 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 48 ; East Molesey, 53. M ay 14—at Eltham , v. Eltham . W on by 21 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 62; Eltham , 41 and 26 for 8 wickets. May 28—at Brondesbury, v. M erchant Taylor’s School. W on by 81 runs and 4 wickets. Burlington Wanderers, 125 for 6 w ickets; M erchant Taylor’s School, 44. M ay 30—at Bushey Park. v. Hampton W ick. W on by 80 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 138; Hampton W ick, 58 and 45 for 3 wickets. June 4—at Charlton, v. Charlton Park. Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 243 for 8 w ickets; Charlton Park did not bat. June 9—at Dorking, v. Dorking. W on by 44 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 162; Dorking, 118 and 146 for 8 wickets. June 11—at Lee, v. Northbrook. W on by 1C8 runs. BurlingtoU Wanderers, 146; N orthbrook, 38. June 18—at Erith, v. Erith. W on by 133 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 177; Erith, 44. June 18—at Sutton, v. Sutton. W on by 5 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 113; SuttoD, 108. June 21—at Addiscom be, v. Addiscombe. Lost by 218 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 112 and 107 for 3 w ickets; Addiscombe, 330. June 25—at Charlton, v. Charlton Park. Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 111 for 4 wickets Charlton Park, 152. June 25—at Tottenham , v. Bruce Cas'le School. Won by 161 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 204 ; Bruce Castle School, 43. July 2—at New Malden, v. Malden Wanderers. Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 141; Mal­ den Wanderers. 23 for 6 wickets. July 4—at Leatherhead, v. Leatherhead, Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 202 for 2 wickets ; Leatherhead, 316. July 9—at Greenhithe, v. Greenhithe. W on by 105 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 173; Green­ hithe, 69. July 16-a t Battersea, v. Battersea. Drawn. Bur­ lington Wanderers, 209 ; Battersea, 7 for 2 wickets. July 23—at Bushey Park, v. H am pton W ick. Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 225; H am pton Wick, 92 for 4 wickets. July 25—at Croydon, v. Croydon. Lost by 50 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 126; Croydon, 176 and 61 for 4 wickets. July 30—at M itcham , v. M itcham. Lost by 36 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 41; M itcham, 77 and 48 for 2 wickets. Aug. 6—at Addiscom be, v. Addiscom be. Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 195; Addiscombe, 77 for 3 wickets. Aug. 13—at Lee, v. Northbrook. Drawn. Burling­ ton Wanderers, 178; Northbrook, 96 for 2 wickets. Aug. 20—at Croydon, v. Croydon. Drawn. Bur­ lington W anderers, 86 for 5 wickets; Croydon, 126. Aug. 22—at Horsham , v. Horsham. W on by 151 runs. Burlington W anderers, 287 for 7 w ickets; Horsham, 136. Aug. 23—at Bognor, v. Bognor. Won by 80 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 59 and 76; Bognor, 15 and 40. Aug. 25—at Horndean, v. Horndean. W on by 10 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 91 and 90 for 2 w ickets; Horndean, 81. Aug. 26—at G oodwood, v. Goodwood. Won by 92 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 125; G ood­ w ood, 33 and 88 for 4 wickets. Aug. 27—at Arundel, v. Arundel. Won by 74runs. Burlington Wanderers, 134; Arundel, 60 and 113 for 5 wickets. Aug. 27—at Lee. v. Ravensbourne. L ost by 12 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 91; Ravensbourne, 103 for 8 wickets. Aug. 29—at Chichester, v. Priory Park. W on by 35 runs. Burlington Wanderers, 184*; Priory Park, 149. BATTING AVERAGES. Times M ost in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. E. B. Warren... 20 ... 2 ... 548 ... 74 ... 80.8 W. Simpson... 1 ... 1 ... 30* ... 30* ... 30.0 F. B . G odrich 8 ... 2 ... 165 ... 46* ... 27.3 A. Cosens 13 ... 1 ... 254 ... 81 ..,. 21.2 G. E le r s .......... 2 ... 0 ... 43 ... 29 ... 21.1 F. W . Freeman 12 ... 1 ... 230 ... 54 ...20.10 G. H. Renton... 2 ... 1 ... 2) ... 18 .. . 20.0 E. W illiam son 22 ... 1 ... 392 ... 54 ...18.14 English ........... 8 ... 0 ... 146 ... 59 .. 18.2 E . P. James ... 9 ... 0 ... 155 ... 65 ..,. 17.2 E. A . Greene... 3 ... 1 ... 35 ... 19* ... 17.1 A. Carter.......... 19 ... 3 ... 243 ... 56* ... 15.3 E. C. Lindup... 14 ... 2 ... 181 ... 50 ... 15.1 Lupton .......... 4 ... 2 ... 30 ... 16* ..: 15.0 F. Ledger 20 ... 0 ... 292 ... 62 ...14.12 J. Faulkner ... 13 ... 1 ... 159 ... 39 .. . 13.3 S. Cook ........... 19 ... 4 ... 196 ... 41* ... 13.1 C. A. Stein ... 12 ... 3 ... 109 ... 41* ... 12.1 W . H. Lunnon 10 ... 0 ... 120 .. 22 ... 12.0 J. S. W alker ... 7 ... 0 ... 84 ... 34 ... 12.0 E. A. Gent ... 14 ... 0 ... 156 ... 37 ... 11.2 M. W ells.......... 5 ... 0 ... 50 ... 18 ... 10 0 R. D. Green ... 12 ... 2 ... 89 ... 20* ... 8.9 H. T . Bull ... 10 ... 3 ... 61 ... 19 ... 8.5 E. L. Chevasse 3 ... 1 ... 17 ... 13 ... 8.1 V. W . Blair ... 4 ... 3 ... 8 ... 4* ... 8.0 D. M. Bowie ... 14 ... 0 ... 96 ... 4 ' ... 6.12 E. H ockley ... 9 ... 1 ... 51 ... 36* ... 63 W. J. Jeffries... 6 ... 2 ... 17 ... 8* .. . 4.1 F. M oore........... 1 ... 0 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4.0 R. H azard ... 10 ... 0 ... 33 ... 13 ... 3.3 BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. E. W illiamson 278 .... 88 ... 515 ... 73 ... 7.05 English ........... 134 .. . 52 ... 193 ... 26 .. . 7.42 D. M. Bowie ... 43 ... 13 .,.. 77 ... 9 ..„ 8.55 R. D. Green ... 217 .... 70 .. . 464 ... 49 ... 9.47 H. T. Bull ... 97 ... 34 .,,. 199 ... 20 ..,. 9 95 F. W . Freeman 148 .. . 27 ... 399 ... 29 ...13.76 C. A. Stein ... 100 .. . 16 .... 300 ... 19 .. .15.79 A. Cosens 49 .. . 9 .. . 116 ... 7 .. 1655 E. H ockley ... 44 .. . 12 ..,. 69 ... 4 ..,.17.25 F. Ledger 122 ... 31 .... 326 ... 15 .,,,21.73 W. H. Lunnon 25 ... 4 ... 64 ... 2 .. 32 0 M. Wells bowled 4 overs for 9 runs and 2 wicket?. A. Carter 3—22—2; E. C. Lindup 4—11. Bowie and Green each bowled two wides, and Bull, Hockley, and Ledger one. H ockley de­ livered one no-ball. THE CANADIAN CRICKETERS. SUMMARY OF THE TOUR. (Compi7ed by their Official Scorer.) Altogether the trip of the Canadian Gentle­ men has extended over a period of nearly two months,during which time they have played 19 matches—one, before sailing from America, against an All New York and Ground Eleven, and 18 matches in the United Kingdom. The results of the matches and the batting and bowling'averages are as follows:— RESULTS OF MATCHES. (Won 5, lost 5, drawn 9. June 30 and July 1.—At Seabright. v. All New York and Ground. W’on by 5 wickets. July'14 and 15.—At Dublin, v. Gentlem en of Ire­ land. L ost by an innings and 102 runs. July 16 (return m atch).—At Dublin, v. Gentlemen of Ireland. Won by 5 wickets (decided on first innings). July 18..and 19.—At Edinburgh, v. Gentlem en of Scotland. L ost by 10 wickets. July *22^and 23.—At Newcastle, v. Gentlem en o1 Northumberland. Lost by 211 runs. July 25 and 26.—At Sunderland, v. County of Durham. Drawn. Durham 281 and 12 for 1 wicket, Canada 184 and 293. July'127; and 28.—A t Buxton, v. Gentlem en of Derbyshire. Won by an. innings and 40 runs. July 29 and 30.—At Brighton, v. Gentlem en of Sussex. Lost by 9 wickets. August 1 and2.—A t Lord’s, v. Gentlemen of M.C.C. Drawn. M.C.C. 306 and 189, Canada 254 and 139 for 6 wickets. August 5 and 6.—At Portsm outh, v. G entlem en of United Services. Drawn (12 a - side). Canada 159 and 267 for 10 wickets, United Services 351. August 8 and 9.—At Kennington Oval, v. Gentle­ men of Surrey. Drawn. Canada 141 and 149 for 2 wickets, Surrey 432. August 10 and 11.—At Southam pton, v. Gentlemen of Hants. Drawn. Canada 219 and 211, Hants 225 and 145 for 8 wickets. August 12 and 13.—At Yatton, v. Mr. Tankerville- Cham berlain’s Eleven (Gent'em en of Gloucestershire). Drawn. Canada 140 and 283, Gloucestershire 239 and 103 for 3 wickets. August 15 and 16.—At Stoke-on-Trent, v. Gentle­ men o f Staffordshire. Drawn. Stafford­ shire 229 and 145, Canada 313 and 37 for 8 wickets. August 17 and 18.—At Birm ingham , v. Gentlem en of Warwickshire. W on by an innings and 25 runs. August 19 and 20.—At Leicester, v. Gentlem en of Leicestershire. Drawn. Canada 228 and 141, Leicestershire £09 and 40 for 3 wickets. August 22 and 23.—At Liverpool, v. Gentlem en of Liverpool and District. L ost by 6 wickets. August 24 and 25.—At Oxton, v. Gentlemen of Cheshire. Drawn (12 a -s id e C h e s h ir e 210 and 138, Canada 162 and 9) for 9 wickets. August 27.—At Norbury, v. Mr. C. I. Thornton’s Eleven. Won by 13 runs on first innings. BATTIN G AVERAGES. Inns. Times notout. Runs. M ost in an Inns. Aver, H e n ry ........... 34 ... 0 .. . 879 ... 88 ... 25.85 Saunders ... 28 ... 2 ... 613 ... 71* ... 23.58 O g d en ........... 3) ... 0 .. . 701 ... 133 ... 23.37 Allan ........... 85 ... 6 .. . 622 ... 86 ... 21.45 G. W. Jones 34 ... 1 .. ,. 606 ... 59 ... 18 36 Fleury ........... 16 ... 4 ..,. 206 ... 56* ... 17.17 Little ........... 32 ... 3 .. . 431 ... 54 ... 14.86 Gillespie 30 ... 0 . .. 392 ... 54 ..., 13.07 W . W. Jones 31 ... 6 .. . 234 ... 20 ... 9.36 Annand 30 ... 5 ... 212 ... 24 ... 8.48 Vickers 27 ... 2 ... 185 ... 30* ... 7.4 Lindsey 9 ... 2 .,,. 51 ... 26* ... 7.29 F e r r ie ........... 19 ... 7 ... 80 ... 27 ... 6.67 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. M r.E.R.Ogden... 817. Mr. A.C. Allan... 279. Mr. W .W . Jones 24U Mr. a . Gillespie 669 M r.C.J. Annand 287.2 ... 679 Mr. R. B. Ferrie 373.1 Mr.G. S. Lindsay 40 Mr. Allan bow led three and Mr. Ferrie bowled two wides. Mr. Annand bow led seven no balls. Mr. C. N. Shanly bowled in two innings, 8 -3 3 — 1—1. Mr. W. A. H enry bowled in one innings, 7—18— 3—0. 1520 ..,. 311 ... 91 .... 16.7 559 ..,. 84 ... 32 ... 17.47 516 ... 73 ... 29 ... 17.79 1100 ., .. 948 ... 59 .,.. 18.65 ... 66 ,. 29 .. . 23 41 789 .,,. 109 ... 32 ... 24.66 106 ... 10 ..,. 4 .. . 26 5