Cricket 1887

SEPT. 8 ,1S87. ■ tU - w. ■- CRIOKET:' A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 899 JEOLIANS v. OHARLTON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on September 3. J30LIANS. T. R. Pearse, b Bay... 19 A. Kirkpatrick, b Ray 6 F. Robinson, c Law ­ rence, b Zam brano 5 A. Howes, b Ray ... 9 O. Jones, b Keats ... 34 C. H. Carter, c Zam ­ brano, b Ray ... ... 2 A. W . Corr, c Pease, b B tirnett... ... ... 18 C h a r l t o n P a r k . F.Fitch,st Lawrence, b W . Btirnett T. Hardy, st Law ­ rence,b W .Barnett H. Marks, not out W . Twigg, absent ... B 17, l b l ........... Total ...124 A. H. Pease, c Kirk­ patrick, b Roberson W . Burnett, b R ob­ erson ........................... S. Sargeant, c Howes, b Roberson ... .;. A. P. Zam brano, b Pearse ........... A. H. Lovey, b Pearse E. W . Sam pson, c Jones, b Pearse ... H. E. Lawrence, not out .......................... G. L. S. Ray, not out B 2, w 1 ........... Total ... A. Burnett, H. S. Keats and W . McCanlis did not bat. KENSINGTON PARK v. CA'PT. JAMES’ XI. Played at Wormwood Scrubs on September 8. K en sin gton P a r k . J. H. Bettington, b H utson ..............63 W. F. Richm ond, b H utson .... ........... 7 W . J, Scott, b Cole­ ridge .......................... 4 G.H.Street, bHutson 4 J. B. Bettington, b H utson ........... ... 2 M. R. Lochner, b Butler...‘ ............... 1 M. A. Nicholas, c Butler, b Coleridge 14 C a p t . J a m e s ' W . G . Raphael, b Butler ... ... ... 50 G.H.Campbell, c and b L o u th ...................42 C. H. Trimmer, b L a ce lle s.................. 2 G. M. Wood, not out 4 C. W. Baker, b L a celles.................. 19 B13, lb5, w l, n bl 20 T o ta l... , 232 XI. Lord NeWtown-But- ler, b H. Bettington 12 D. Lacelles, b B. Bettington ... ... 2 E. Stanfield, c Scott, b Cam pbell ... ... 21 H. W . Hutson, Dot out .................. ... 84 H. Hill, b Cam pbell... 1 R. Coleridge, c and b H. Bpttington........... 7 F. Byron, b H. Bet­ tington ... ........... 4 H. W . Fellowes, c , Cam pbell, b H. Bet­ tington ................... 6 S. Louth, c and b B. Bettington ........... H on R. Plunkett, c Scott,b H. Betting­ ton ... .................. A. E. Carnage, b H. Bettington ........... H. Smith, c Scott, b H. Bettington B 5) lb 4 ........... Total ...159 RAVENSBOURNE (LEE) v. OLD CHANGE. Played at Lee on September 3. O l d C hange. A. Thorn, b Kistruck 6 P. M o r r i s o n , b Pritchard.................. 9 H. G. French, c and b W igley .................. 13 F.Challis.b Pritchard 5 W . L. Stephens, c Kistruck, b W igley 6 P. H. Stephens, run out ......... . ........... 0 0. Trift, c Kistruck, b W ig le y ................... 1 R a v e n s b o u r n e . A. T. Pearce, lbw, b French .................. 30 H. A. Gore, b M orri­ son .......................... 1 J. P. Clarkson, c and b Cade .................. 0 A. George, c Challis, b M orrison ........... 2 J.S.Kistruck, b French 9 W .W oodfteld,run out 21 E. J. Pritchard,c Ste­ vens, b Rowlerson 1 J.Holloway,cW igley, b P ritch a rd ........... A. Rowlerson, not out .......................... R. Hundley, run out J. J. Cade, c W ood­ field, b W igley ... L b 1, w l ........... Total ........... l F.Ellingham, not out 13 G. W igley, not o u t... 0 P.W illiams,c Challis, b H ollow ay ........... 4 J. Crowle, c Challis, b M orrison ........... 3 B 1, lb 3, w3, nb 1 8 Total... I n a matoh between Stormont and Barnes, played at Upper Tooting, on Aug. 20, the latter batted nrst, scoring 103 runs. Stormont then, in fifty minutes left before time, scored 116 runs for two wiokets, an average rate of 140 runs an hour* Almost 'all the hits were run out. ESSEX v. SURREY. Heavy rain prevented the delivery of a ball in this return match at Leyton, on Thursday or Friday, and, as a consequence, the game was left unfinished on Saturday. As was only to be expected, the wicket, as it dried, was in favour of the bowlers, and the Essex eleven, who went in first, were soon dismissed, their innings only lasting an hour and forty minutes. Lohmann and C. Mills, one of last year’s colts, who had played once before for the County, bowled unchanged, and the only batsman to make any stand was Bastow, who played plucky cricket for his 31. Though Maurice Read hit freely when Surrey went in, Pickett bowled with success, and the total was only 90 when half the wickets were down. Mr. Key and Lohmann, however, got the measure of the Essex bowling, and 103 had been added before the latter, who had only made one mistake in an excellent innings of 50, was caught. Mr. Key, who went in first wicket down with the total at 31, was not out till the score had reached 253. He had made 105 of 222 got during his stay, and, except for a hot return towards the close, gave no actual chance. Considering the state of the wicket his per­ formance was a most creditable one. His fine batting on this occasion was only a fitting ter­ mination to a season of remarkable success. E s s e x . - Mr. H. G. Owen, c Lohm ann, b Mills... 5 F.Silcock.b Lohm ann 1 Freeman, b Lohm ann 0 Bastow, c Bowden, b Mills ... _.................. 31 Mr. H. B'oyton, b Lohm ann........... ... 3 Burns, b M ills .......... 12 Mr. G. Fowler,run out 3 Mr. F. A. Bishop, b Lohm ann......... ... 0 S u r r e y . Litfclewood.c B rock­ well, b M ills........... Pickett, c Bowden, b .Lohm ann........... Mr. C. E. Green, not out ......... . ........... L b .......................... Total 60 Mr. M. P. Bowden, c Green, b Bishop ... 11 M. Read, c Bastow, b Pickett ..................40 M r.K.J.Key,b Bishop 105 Brockwell, b Pickett 0 Mr. W . W . Read, b Pickett .................. 0 R. Abel, b Fowler ... 2 G. Lohm ann, c Free­ man, b Pickett ... 50 C. Mills, b Fowler ... R. H enderson, c Bum s, b Silcock... H. W ood, c Boyton, b Silcock ........... T. Bowley, not out... B 24, lb 4 ........... 10 Total ...272 BOWLING ANALYSIS. E s s e x . O. M. R. W . I O. M. R. W. Lohm ann 27 12 30 5 |C. Mills 26.1 14 27 4 S u r r e y . O. M. R. W . Bishop ... 25 8 52 2 Pickett ... 38 15 66 4 Fowler ... 18 5 49 2 O. M. R. W. Burns ... 9 2 32 0 Silcock... 12.1 3 40 2 Freeman... 3 2 5 0 CAPT. FEGAN’S R.A, TEAM v. CHARL­ TON PARK. Played at Woolwich on August 25, C h a r l t o n P a r k . A. H. Pease, lbw, b Fegan .......................35 H. E. Lawrence, b Fegan ..................... l S.R.Sargent.bDorehill 17 G.Turner,bMacMahon76 A. Lovey, b Bligh ...23 A. P. Zam brano, c D orchill, b Stock- dale ...............................24 A. Shaw, run oat ... 24 G. D. W hitfield, b Stockdale ...........19 W . J. C. Keats,c Tur­ ner, b Stockdale... 5 II. D. Lawrence, c Turner,bM »cMahon 0 Rev. H. A . Raynes, not out ................... 7 E xtras...................44 Total C a p t. F e g a n ’ s R.A. T e a m . ...275 Capt. Fegan, c W hit­ field, b Sargent ... 0 Bombardier,Barton,b K eats.......................... 39 P. H M. Dorehill, c Whitfield, b Zam ­ brano.......................... 31 J. MacMahon.b Keats 13 M ajor Stephenson, b K eats.......................... 12 H. Turner, b K eats... 14 Capt. Gordon, b Turner ... ... 13 Capt. W edderbum , b Turner......................10 H. E. Stockdale, b Turner ..................... 1 F. A Bligh, b Zam ­ brano .................... 5 H. Jenkinson, not out ............................ 0 E xtras......................13 Total ...151 HORNSEY v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Hornsey on September 3. C it y R a m b le r s . H. W. Priestley, b J. Clarke ...................15 W. H. Palmer, b B ac­ m eister ...................18 J. Dempsey, c King, b Swinstead ........... 6 H. J. Sturgeon, b B ac­ m eister ...................33 W . Scott, b J. Clarke 0 D. P.Boote,b J.Clarke 8 H o b n s e y . W . P. Harrison, lb w , b Dempsey ...........10 E. H. Lea, not out ... 62 Jas. Clarke, b Rapson 15 J. Barber, b King ... 7 E. L. Johnson,bSher- l o c k ..........................13 Rapson, not out ... 0 W .Groves.cJ.Clarke, b Bacm eister ... 1 W .Bee, b Bacmeister 0 B 17, l b l, w l ... 19 Total ...120 S. A.Walker, not out 37 B 2,lb 3 ........ 5 Total ...129 J. H. Swinstead, Geo. C. Rayner, L. T. Colling- ridge, R. H. King, G . W . Sherlock, L . H. Bac­ m eister, and S. L . Clarke did not bat. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Upper Clapton on September 3. G b a n v i l l e . J.W ilson,jun.,b Scott 43 W. L. Pierce, b W il­ locks ... ...................41 W . Edwards, b Os- horn ................... ... 18 F. Taylor, b Scott ... 4 L. R. Glover, c H ill.b Osborn ................... 0 H. W. Edwards, b S c o tt.......................... 4 J. 8 . Clarkson,b Scott 10 U p p e b C l a p t o n . P. P. W ebb, c H ill, b Scott.......................... 0 F. Edwards, not out 6 A. R. Laym an, b Os­ born ................... ... 0 E. J.Brown.c Mason, b Osborn.................. 13 B 2, lb 1 ........... 3 Total ...142 G. Osborn, not out... 1 G. Hartley, not out 0 Total ...........21 S. W. Scott, b H. E d­ w ards..........................18 H. W . H orner, b H. E d w a rd s................... 0 E.C. M ott, c Pierce, b H. Edwards ........... 2 J. J. W illocks, J. R . Mason, R. B. Hill, E. A. John­ son, O. Devitt, and A. N. Other did not bat. NORTHBROOK v. HEATHFIELD. Played at Lee on September 3. N o b t h b b o o k . C. Pearse, b W ood- S im s ................... ... 8 A. H. Smith, b Faulk­ ner ....................................... 3 R. W . Burroughs, not out ....................................... 116 E. J. Mitchell, c Humm,bW ood-Sims 0 B 6 , lb 2 J. W. Knowles, c W allis, b Brown ... 22 Total W . G. Mitchell, b Brown ................................ 7 F. A. Smith did not bat. Heathfield did not bat. A. East, lbw, b Bowles ...................13 C. Higham, run out 9 J. W . Blenkiron, c Larkins, b Wood- Sims.......................... 7 W.D. Butler, not out 16 . . 8 ...209 BOHEMIANS v. POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS. Played at Wandsworth Common on Sep­ tember 3. B o h e m ia n s . R. Lewin, b Yeom an 15 0 W. Stiles, c Macbriar, b Cameroux ........... 0 G. M. Kelson, c Har­ per, b Benwell ... 27 J. Josey, b Yeom an... 0 J. Boxall,cCam eroux, b Benwell ...........123 C. Darwin, not out ... 44 J. Brucklind, b Ben- well ................. ... 0 P.HJR. B. Burton, run o u t ... 5 E. H. Rock, c Stiles,b Darwin .................. 11 C. Benwell, c and b Darwin ................... 2 J. Brown. H. Colgate, G. R. Hill, J. Yeom an, A. D. M acbriar, and G. F. Cameroux did not bat. H.Desbury,bYeom an H. G. Hall, b Benwell C. Dunn, c Burton, b B e u w e ll.................... 1 W . Roles, b Benwell 3 B 12, lb 1, w 1 ... 14 Total ...........228 V. Harper, not out... 1 Total 19 S e c r e t a r i e s sending three stamps to the office of this paper will receive, seourely yacked, a new Reading Ca3e, suitable for hold­ in g four numbers of O& ickbt , for use in pavilion or club room.