Cricket 1887

SEPT. 22, 1887. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 419 THE HASTINGS WEEK* GENTLEMEN OF SUSSEX v. PLAYERS OF SUSSEX. The Hastings Week, commenced on the 8th of September, came to a close on Thursday last with the completion of this, the third fixture. The Gentlemen were far from well represented, but they had, as.will be seen, by no means'the worstof the game, andtherewasvery littleto favoureithersideinthe draw,thePlayers wanting 27 runs to win with four wickets to fall. Owing to rain the wickets were never at any period of the game in favour of the bats­ men, and Mr. McCormick was by far the most successful of the twenty-two, making eighty- six runs in the two innings, each time by ex­ cellent cricket. On the side of the Players Jesse Hide was seen to the best advantage. His thirty-two in the second innings was of the greatest value to his side. The brothers Hide, Bean, and Tester were the most success­ ful bowlers for the Players; Messrs. Godfrey and Pigg for the Amateurs. G e n t l e m e n . First Innings. Mr. H. Pigg, b B ean........... Mr. F. H. Gresson, b A. Hide .................................. Mr. A. M. Sutthery, b J. Hide ..................................22 Mr. E. J. M cCormick, b Humphreys ..................49 Rev. H. Von Scott, b J. Hide .................................. 9 Mr. A.. M. W ilkinson, b J. Hide ................... .......... 5 Mr. C. J. M. Godfrey, not ou t......................................... 30 Mr. E. Matheson, b Hum­ phreys.................................. 7 Mr. A. C. Coles, b Bean ... 1 Mr. W . H. S. Stanton, b Bean .................................. 3 Mr. F. G. Chichester, c J. Phillips, b J. H ide.......... 0 B 3, lb 1 .......................... 4 Second Innings, c Tate, b J. Hide 18 b c H. Phillips, Bean b Bean b A. Hide ... b Bean c Quaife,bTester 19 lbw, b A. Hide... 2 c H. Phillips, b Tester ........... 4 b Tester ........... 0 not out b A. Hide ... B 6, w 1 Total ...13) P l a y e r s . First Innings. Quaife, c W ilkinson, b Sutthery .......................... 1 Tester, b G odfrey ...........22 J. Phillips, c Chichester, b G od frey..........................11 G. Bean, c W ilkinson, b M 'Cormick ......................36 W. Humphreys, b Gresson 14 J. Hide, b G odfrey ...........15 Tate, c Gresson, b Mathe­ son .................................. A. Hide, b Godfrey ........... Major, c Coles, b Mathe­ son .................................. Clark, not out .................. H. Phillips, run out .......... Extras .......................... Total ...123 Second Innings. b P igg................... not out ........... c Scott, b Pigg... 15 b P igg ................... 0 b Sutthery ... 3 c Gresson, b Sutthery.......32 Total ...165 not out biSutthery B 1, nb 2 Total ... 6 ... 3 ... 3 ... 62 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G e n tl e m e n . A. Hide Bean ... J. Hide T ester... First Innings. O. M. R. W. , 11 12 Second Innings. 0 . M. R. W . 9.214 37 9 6 Humphreys 14 2 Clark ... S J. Hide bowled a wide- P l a y e r s . 5 18 6 43 6 82 5 8 0 7 1 8 First Innings. O. M.R. W. Matheson ... 32 20 28 2 Sutthery ... 35 18 44 1 Godfrey ... 23 14 24 4 Pigg ...........18 Gresson ... 14 M 'Cormick... 5 S ecoid Innings. 0. M. R . W. ... 13 ... 5 ... 17 18 11 30 9 19 0 4 37 1 2 6 1 Matheson bowled a wide, and Sutthery and Godfrey each bowled a no-ball.. As we have already stated, the week proved a great success financially as well as from a cricket standpoint, and there seems every reason to believe that Hastings will have an annual celebration after the model of Canter­ bury, Scarborough, Cheltenham and other towns. The success of this inaugural meeting has been in a great measure due to the Chair­ man of the Managing Committee, Mr. R. Lydgate, who was for some years on the executive of the Surrey County Club, and the two Honorary Secretaries, Capt. Greatrex and Mr. Carless. To their energy the towns­ folk of Hastings will be chiefly indebted if, as there is every reason to believe, the Hast­ ings Week becomes a permanent institution in the cricket world. HAMPSTEAD CLUB. M atches played 39— W o n 21, lost 7, draw n 11. RESULTS OF MATCHES. M a tc h es W o n . v. Hendon. W on by 34 runs. H am pstead, 92 for 7 w ickets; Hendon, 58. v. Christ College. W on by 138 runs. H am pstead, 205; Christ College, 67. v. U xvridge. W on by 79 runs. Hampstead, 45 and 141; Uxbridge, 56 and 51. v. Kensington Park. W on by 133 runs. Hampstead, 195; Kensington Park, 62. v. Christ College. W on by 221 runs. H am pstead, 321; Christ College, 100. v. Marlow. W on by 82 runs. Hampstead, 191; Marlow, 109. v. Granville. W on by 4 runs. H am pstead, 117 ; Granville, 113 v/Charlton Park. W on by 2,->l runs. Hampstead, 303; Charlton Park, 102. v. Chatham House Wanderers. W on by 53 runs. Hampstead, 199 and 41 for 6 w ick ets; Chatham House Wanderers, 141. v. Stoics. Won by 52 runs. Hampstead, 197 and 32 for no wicket Stoics, 145. v. W oodford Wells. Won by 32 runs. H am p­ stead, 153 ; W oodford W ells, 121. v. Old Brucians. W on by 30 runs. Hampstead, 155 and 118 for 1 w ick et; Old Brucians, 125. v. W esterham. Won by 8 wickets. Hampstead, 74 and 60 for 2 wickets; Westerham, 58 and 75. v. Norwood. W on by 112 runs. H am pstead, 145; Norwood, 33 and 38 for 4 wickets, v. Crystal Palace. W on by 9 runs. Hampstead, 157; Crystal Palace, 149 and 66 for 4 wickets. v. M.C C., W on by 17 runs. Hampstead, 126; M.C.C., 109 and 85 for 5 wickets- v. Ne’er-do-weels. W on by 518 runs. Hampstead, 409; Ne’er-do-weels, 91. v. London Scottish. W on by 371 runs. H am p­ stead, 453; London Scottish, 82. v. Mr. Slade’s XI. W on by 62 runs. Hampstead, 206 for 2 wickets ; Mr. Slade’s XI, 144. v. Old Finchleians. W on by 349 runs. H am p­ stead, 430 ; Old Finchleians, 81. v. Hendon. Won by 162 runs. Hampstead, 338 ; Hendon, 76. M a tc h es L ost . v. Hornsey. Lost [by 7 runs. Hampstead, 90; Hornsey, 97. v. Em eriti. L ost by 63 runs. Emeriti, 220. v. Granville. Lost by 58 runs. Granville, 170. v* Richmond. Lost by 127 runs. Richm ond, 303 for 6 wickets, v.'W illesden. Lost by 6 runs. H am pstead, 138; Willesden, 144 for 7 wickets, v. Tunbridge Wells. L ost by 224 runs. H am p­ stead, 57 and 74 for 3 w ickets; Tunbridge W ells, 281. v. Charlton Park. Lost by 74 runs. Hampstead, 174 ; Charlton Park, 248. M a tc h es D r a w n . v. Ealing. Hampstead, 163; Ealing, 107 for 6 wickets. v. W oodford Wells. H am pstead, 330 ; W oodford, 69 for 3 wickets, v. W illesden. Hampstead, 399 for 6 w ickets; W illesden did not bat. v. Pallingswick. Hampstead, 852; Pallingswick, 161 for 9 wickets, v. Crystal Palace. Ham pstead did not b a t; Crys­ tal Palace, 65J for 5 wickets, v. Highgate School. Hampstead, 291; Highgate School, 118 for 1 wicket, v. Clapham Wanderers. Hampstead. 99 for 7 wickets; Clapham Wanderers, 387. v. Pallingswick. Hampstead, 73 for 5 w ickets; Pallingswick, 235. v. Hornsey. Hampstead, 158; Hornsey, 93 for 5 wickets. v. Ealing. Hampstead, 383 for 4 w ickets; Ealing did not bat. Hampstead, 157; H am pstead, 112; Hampstead, 176; BATTING AVERAGES. Over ten innings. Tim es Most in Inns, not out. Runs.an Inns. Aver. A. E Stoddart ... 17 ... 5 . .1882 .. 275*... 155 2 A. S. Johnston... 29 ... 3 . .1180 .. 184 ... 45.10 A. C. Robertson 17 ... 1 . . 425 .. 94 ... 26.9 J. Spink ........... 10 - 4 . . 131 .. 83*... 21.5 A. Russell Parker 14 ... 2 . . 262 .. 101 ... 21.10 C. H. Bishop 20 ... 3 . . 847 .. 80 ... 20.7 J. G. Q. Besch ... 25 ... 1 . . 488 .. 62 ... 20.8 J. W. Dinham ... 13 ... 1 . . 221 .. 57 ... 18.5 A. Davidson 14 ... 2 . . 2J2 .. 42 ... 16.10 A. Sharp ........... 12 ... 3 . 144 . . 34 ... 16 F. a . K. Doyle ... 26 ... 2 . . 347 .. 70 ... 14.11 A. G. A llen........... 10 ... 1 . . 105 .. 39 ... 11.6 A. J. Dare ........... 12 ... 0 . . 127 .. 42 ... 10.7 B. W . Sharp 11 ... 0 . . 94 .. 32 ... 8.6 E. B. H olm es ... U ... 2 . . 96 .. 27 ... 8 G Riley ........... 10 ... 3 . . 48 .. 15 ... 66 Under ten innings. A. B u tcher........... 6 ... 0 . . 203 .. 103 ... 33.5 E. Swift ........... 5 ... 0 . . 162 .. 146 ... 32.2 R. W . D. H ill ... 7 ... 0 . . 186 .. 56 ... 26.4 E. 17. Burkitt ... 9 ... 3 . . 155 .. 51 ... 25.5 W. R. Marshall... 7 ... 1 . . 142 .. 69 ... 23.4 W. Shackel........... 9 ... 2 . . 150 .. 70*... 21.3 N. B B eete.......... 8 ... 2 . . 107 58 ... 17.5 E. H. Bishop ... 8 ... 2 . . 107 .. 27 ... 17.5 R. Flemm ing ... 9 ... 3 . . 102 .. 24 ... 17 •T. H. Farbrother 4 ... 1 . . 46 .. 31*... 15.1 P. Dollar ........... 5 ... 0 .. 72 .. 34 ... 14.2 L. Fischel ............ 5 ... 1 . . 49 .. 28 ... 12.1 Smith-Turberville 9 ... 1 ... 97 .. 50*... 12.1 S. Smith .......... 8 ... 1 . . 72 .. 34 ... 10.2 R. A. W alker ... 9 ... 0 .. 91 .. 35 .. 10.1 C. B u tt.................. 6 ... 0 .. 59 ... 34 .. 9.5 H .Jon as ........... 4 ... 0 .. 39 .. 5.2 .. 9.3 C. Braithwaite ... 4 ... 1 . . 29 ... 12 .. 9.2 C. C. H. Millar .. 4 ... 0 .. 34 ... 25 .. 8.2 S. S. Pawling 5 ... 0 .. 37 ... 26 .. 7.2 E. O’Dwyer G ... 0 .. 40 ... 19 .. 6.4 A. R eid.................. 3 ... 0 .. 17 ... 9 .. 5.2 G. M aryon W ilson 9 ... o .. 45 ... 19 .. 5 R. Furber ......... 4 ... 0 .. 18 13 .. 4.2 E. Y. Keele.......... 6 ... 0 . . 25 .. 10 ... 4.1 J. M. Campbell... 4 ... 1 .. 11 ... 6 .. 3.2 E. F. Carey........... 3 ... 0 .. 10 .. 6 .. 3.1 C. C. Horsley ... 7 ... 0 .. 15 7 .. 2.1 C. R. L o v e ........... 5 ... 1 . . 5 .. 2 .. 1.1 BOWLING AVERAGES. Five m atches and over. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. W. R. Marshall ... 596 ... 24 ... 254 ... 31 ... 8.6. R. A. Walker ... ... 208 10 .. . 80 ... 9 ... 8.8 S. S. Pawling ... ... 353 ... 13 ... 172 ... 19 ... 9.1 G. Riley ................ .. 355 ... 24 ., 159 .... 16 ... 9.15 A. Russell Parker ...1578 ...107 ... 569 ..,. 58 ... 9.47 A. Butcher ... ... 280 ... 15 .. . 126 .. . 12 ... 10.6 A. E. Stoddart ...1201 ... 88 .... 434 ..,. 42 ...10.14 A. S. Johnston ..1542 ... 98 .. 617 ... 51 .... 12.5 R. O’Dwyer ... ... 211 ... 8 .. . 110 .. . 6 ... 18.2 A. Davidson ... ,... 183 ... 9 ... 97 ..,. 5 .... 19.2 A. J. D a re............... ... 349 . .. 10 . .. 255 .... 13 ... 19 8 C. H. Bishop ... ... 558 ... 27 .. . 331 .. . 15 ... 22.1 C. Braithwaite .. 390 ... 8 ... 290 ... 12 ... 24.2 J. G. Q. Besch ,.. 227 ... 6 ..,. 160 ... 6 ... 26.4 B. Sharp .......... ... 209 ... 15 ... 108., ,. 3 . 3G A. Sharp ................ .. 330 ... 17 .. . 206 .. . 5 ... 41.1 E .H . Burkitt ... ... 320 ... 7 ... 177 ..,. 4 .... 44.1 LANCASHIRE COUNTY v. TWENTY OF COLNE AND DISTRICT. Played at Colne on September 17. Twenty- four wickets fell for 146runs. L ancash ire . M r.J.Eccles, c Folley, Mr. C. Haigh, c Bur­ b H ig s o n .................. 7 ton, b Doughty ... 25 lt. G. Barlow, b Big- G. Yates, c and b son ......................... 21 Burton ................... 18 Mr. G. Jowett, b Mr. Jackson, b Ellis 2 Doughty .................. 0 Mr. E B. Rowley, c Mr. P. Dobell, b H igChild, b Burton ... 6 son .......................... 0 A. Watson, not out 2 Mr. J. Leieh, c Child, — b Doughty ........... 3 Total ........... 9C W. Robinson,c Folley, b H ig s o n .................. 6 C oln e . Doughty, b Barlow 12 Ellis, b Barlow........... 0 Hoare. c Leigh, b Nolan, b W atson ... 2 Barlow ................... 2 Riley, hw, b Barlow 8 Folley, c W atson, b Buxton, b Barlow ... 1 Barlow ................... 4 Holmes, b W atson 0 Whipp, b Barlow 6 Smallpage, not out 0 Spright, c Wratson, b Heap, c Jackson, b Barlow ................... 0 Barlow ................... 2 H igson, not out 17 Extras.................. 2 Child, b B a rlow ......... 0 — Clayton, b Barlow ... 0 Total ........... 56 Booth, b Barlow 0 NEXT ISSUE, OCTOBER 27.