Cricket 1887

62 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. APRIL 14,1887. The former wag in rare form, and his score of 62 was made in an hour. M’llwraith’s play was a great contrast; he was at the wickets three hours for his 64. M’Shane got 45, but after this Flowers proved very successful, and no stand was made till Cotter, the last man, joined Horan. At the end of the first day the total was 245 for nine wickets, and on the following morning Cotter was bowled without any addition. The English­ men began badly when their turn came to bat, Shrewsbury losing Bates when the latter had made a single. The captain, though, was in his very best form, and when play ceased qn the second night (Saturday, March 5) he w$s not out 123 with the total 220 for the loss <>f only three wickets. V ictoria . W . Bruce, c Flowers, b Briggs ...................62 J.M’ELwraith,cShrews- bury, b Flowers ... J.W . Trum ble, c Sher­ win, b Flowers ... 4 P.G.M ’Shane.c Briggs, b Read ...................45 T. Horan, not out ... 23 W . Midwinter, c Scot­ ton, b Flowers ... 7 S. M orris, c Sherwin, b F low ers.................. 4 64 P.H ouston.c Shrews­ bury. b Flowers ... 2 W orrall, c Shrews­ bury, b Bates ... 2 Phillips, c Barlow, b Bates ... Cotter, b Bates E x tr a s ........... T o ta l...........215 E n g lish E l e v e n . Shrewsbury, not out 123 Bates, b M idwinter ... 1 Barlow, lbw, b M orris 43 M. Read, c M ’Shane, b Bruce ...................23 Gunn, not o u t... Extras ........... ... 15 ... 15 T o ta l...........220 BOW LING ANALYSIS. E n g lis h E le v e n . B. R. M. W . Lohm ann 92 40 11 0 Bates ... 105 06 8 3 Barlow ... 68 33 7 0 B. R. M. W . B riggs... 104 37 13 1 Flowers 192 50 27 5 Read ... 24 14 1 1 G. G. HEAENE’S TEAM v. EIGHTEEN. OF DARTFORD AND DISTRICT. Played on Dartford Brent on Easter Monday The local eighteen were kept in the field the whole day. Alec Hearne played a splendid innings of 163, giving only one chance though he was at the wickets nearly four hours. His total included fifteen fours, ten threes, and seventeen twos. G. G. H e a r n e ’ s T e am . A. Hearne, c Weston, b Potter .................... 163 G. Tyerm an, c Sales, b H arry Mace.............. 25 H.W ood,b Harry Mace 0 G . G. Hearne, capt. c M attock, b W eston 23 J. W ootton, c Weston, b Faybeck ...............44 A.C. M’Bain, c Fay­ beck, b A. Stevens 14 F.M artin, b Faybeck 45 A. W illey, c and b W hite ...................12 H. Ekin, run out ... 15 H. Luff, b W hite ... 4 W M atcham , not out 6 W ootton, c White, b Faybeck................... 0 B 7,1 b 2 ........... 9 Total ...360 The Eighteen w e r e G . May (captain), Dr. W hite, A. Stevens, T. Stevens, E. W ebb, W. W eston, F. Phillim ore, Herbert Mace, Harry Mace, R. Sales, F. Accleton, T. Upton, F. M attock, C. C Potter, A. Shaw, E . Hethrill, and Faybeok. LANCASHIRE COUNTY CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. M ay 23—Manchester, Lancashire v. Sassex. M ay 26—Oxford, Lancashire v. Oxford University. M ay 30, 31—Manchester, Lancashire Colts’ Match. June 2—Manchester, Lancashire v. Kent. .Tune 9—M anchester, Lancashire v. Derbyshire. June 16—Manchester, Lancashire v. Surrey. June 20—Liverpool, Lancashire v. Oxford Univ. June 24—Stockport, Lancashire v. Cheshire. June 27—In Kent, Lancashire v. Kent. June 30—N ottingham , Lancashire v. Notts. July 7—Long Eaton, Lancashire v. Derbyshire. July 15—Manchester, Lancashire v. N ortham pton­ shire, July 18—Lord’s, Lancashire v. M.C.C. and G. \ June 21—Manchester, Lancashire v. G loucester­ shire. Aug. 1—Manchester, Lancashire v. Cheshire. Aug. 8—Bradford, Lancashire v. Yorkshire. Aug 11—Kennington Oval, Lancashire v. Surrey. Aug. 15—Cheltenham, Lancashire v. Gloucester­ shire. Aug. 18—Manchester, Lancashire v. Notts. Aug. 22—Brighton, Lancashire v. Sussex. Aug. 25—M anchester, Lancashire v. Yorkshire. Aug. 29—Northampton, Lancashire v. North­ amptonshire. C RICKET! CAUTION! Messrs. J. 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