Cricket 1887

76 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD Oh' THE GAME. APRIL 2i, 186^. eight times he got them through for 4’s, and numerous grand hits were stopped for singles. The day was a glorious one, but not more than 600 persons visited the ground, all nterest in cricket being apparently dead in Melbourne. Full score and bowling analysis : — V ictoria . First Innings. Second Innings. W . Bruce, c Flowers, b Briggs.................................. 62 c Gunn, b L oh­ mann ........... 18 f. M ‘Ilwraith, c Shrews­ bury, b Flowers ........... 61 c Sherwin, b Briggs ........... 23 J. W . Trum ble, c Sherwin, . b F low ers.......................... 4 c Gunn,b Barlow 2 P. G. M 'Shane, c Briggs, b R e a d .................................. 45 c Lohm ann, b Briggs ........... 2 T. H oran, not out .......... 23 b Lohm ann 47 W. M idwinter, c Scotton, b F low ers.......................... 7 b Lohm ann 35 S. Morris, c Sherwin, b 1lowers .......................... 4 c Sherwin, b Flowers ... ... 8 Ti. Houston, c Shrewsbury, b M ow ers.......................... 2 c & b Lohm ann 10 J. W orrall, c Shrewsbury, b Bates ........................... 2 st Sherwin, b Lohm ann 0 •T. Phillips, c Barlow, b B a te s .................................. 0 not out ........... 2 D. Cotter, b Bates ........... 27 c Gunn, b F low ers........... 1 B 4, lb 1 .......................... 5 B2,lb4,nbl,wl 8 Total ... ...........245 Total ...156 E n gland . First Innings. J. Briggs, b Bruce... W. Flowers, not out R. Wood, lbw , b Bruce ................... M. Sherwin, c M ‘I1- wraith, b Bruce B 14, nb 6 ........... Total ...283 A. Shrewsbury, b B ruce............................144 W . Bates, b Midwinter 1 Tl G. Barlow, lbw, b M orris ................. 43 M. Read, c M'Shane, b Bruce .......................2J W . Gunn, b Bruce ... 18 W . Scotton, c Bruce, b Trum ble ............. 2 G. Lohm ann, b Bruce 1 In the Second Innings Bates scored c and b W orrall 86, Shrewsbury (not out) 29, Barlow (not out) 4—Total, 119. BOWLING ANALYSIS. V icto ria . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M. R.W . B. M. R . W Lohm ann ... 92 11 40 0 .............. 208 29 44 5 R a t e s .............. 165 18 663 .............. 40 2 15 0 Barlow ... 68 7 330 ............. 64 8 18 1 B riggs.............. 104 13 371 ............. 84 7 29 2 Flowers ... 192 27 505 ............. 222 31 42 2 Read .............. 24 1 14 1 Briggs bowled 1 wide and 1 no-ball. E ngland . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M.R. W. B. M. R. W . M idwinter... 156 25 2fi1 ............. 52 3 32 0 M orris.............. 89 5 431 ............. 32 3 19 0 W orrall ... 52 2 300 ............. 24 4 1 1 Trum ble ... 164 23 461 ............. 28 1 16 0 M ’Shane ... 96 11 350 ............. 52 3 22 0 Phillips ... 20 2 30 ............. 32 4 8 0 B r u c e .............. 200 18 727 .............. 40 1 21 0 H ora n ........... 4 1 0 0 H ouston ... 8 0 8 0 Midwinter bow led 6 no-balls. TWENTY-SEVENTH MATCH.—v. FIF­ TEEN OF EAST MELBOURNE CLUB. ^This match was begun on the ground of the Fast Melbourne Club on Friday, March 11, It was hoped that W. L. Murdoch would oppose the Englishmen, but, being unable to get into practice, he was an absentee. Barnes, it will be seen from the bowling analysis, was able to take his place in the English team. The Fifteen won the toss, but although the wicket was in good condition, did little against the bowling of Lohmann and Briggs, and were dismissed for a small total of 130. At the end of the first day Shrewsbury and Scotton had made 26 for the Eleven without the loss of a wicket. The attendance was very small. F ifteen of E ast M elbourne . Musgrove.cLohmann, b Briggs ..................21 Lew is,c Briggs,b Loh­ mann .................. ... 2 M’Shane, run out ... 0 Freeman, b Briggs ... 8 Rosser,run o u t ...........13 Worrall, b Flowers ... 8 Robertson, l b w , b Briggs .................. 0 Boyle, c and b Loh­ mann ...........................30 Total ...........130 Gordon, c Briggs, b B a tes..........................14 E n g lis h Team.— Shrewsbury (not out) 19, Scotton (not out) 7»—Total, 26. BOWLING ANALYSIS. E ast M elb o u r n e . Browning, c Read, b Lohm ann ........16 Brown, c Lohm ann, b Barnes ............ 2 Allen, c Shrewsbury, b L o h m a n n ............ 1 Healey, run out ... 2 Cooper, not out ... 3 Duffy, lbw,b Scotton 3 E x tr a s ................... 4 B. M. R. W . Lohm ann 148 27 34 4 Flowers 156 26 32 1 Briggs ... 100 17 27 3 Barlow ... 12 1 6 0 B. M . R . W B ates... 28 0 19 1 Barnes 52 58 1 Scotton 4 1 0 1 GUY’S HOSPITAL CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. May 7—Beigate Hill, v. Reigate Hill May 11—Kennington Oval, v. Surrey Colts May 14—Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace May 21—Brentwood, v. Brentwood May 26—Richm ond, v. Richm ond May 28—M itcham , v. M itcham June 1—Chiswick, v. Chiswick Park June 4—Streatham, v. Streatham June 8 -B ick ley Park, v. Bickley Park June 11—Beckenham , v. Beckenham June 18—Mitcham, v. M itcham June 23—Blackheath, v. Blackheath June 25—Cooper’s H ill, v. R.I.E.C. (half day) July 2—East Acton, v. Pallingswick July 9—Tunbridge W ells, v. Southboro’ MANCHESTER CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. April 30—Opening, day. Manchester, v. W halley Range May 4 —M anchester, v. Sale May 7—Castleton, v. Castleton May 11—Manchester, v. Longsight May 14—M anchester, v. Buxton M ay 18—M anchester, v. Sefton May 21—Cheetham Hill, v. Cheetham Hill M ay 28—Bowdon, v. Bowdon June 8—Leyland, v. Leyland June 15—Birkenhead, v. Birkenhead Park June 22—Manchester, v, Cheetham Hill June 25—Manchester, v. Manchester Law Club June 29—Manchester, v. Castleton July 2—M anchester, v. Birkenhead Park July 6—Manchester, v. Bow don July 8, 9—Manchester, v. Liverpool July 11—M anchester, v. Leyland July 20—Broughton, v. Broughton July 27—Manchester, v. Stockport July 30—Sefton, v. Sefton Aug. 3, 4—M anchester, v. Uppingham Rovers Aug. 6—Longsight, v. Longsight Aug. 8, 9—M anchester, v. Old Cliftonians Aug. 13—Manchester, v. Rusholm e Aug. 17—Buxton, v. Buxton Aug. 22—Ashton, v. Ashton Aug. 31—M anchester, v. Broughton Sept. 3—Stockport, v. Stockport ROYAL ENGINEERS CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. May 13,14*— Boxley, v. Eoxley May 30*, 31— Chatham, v. Civil Service June 3*, 4— Chatham , v. Royal M ilitary Academ y June 10*, 11 —Chatham, v. B.B. June 17*. 18— Chatham, v. Royal Artillery June 24,25* —M aidstone, v. M ote Park July 1*, 2— Chatham , v. Yorkshire Gentlemen July 8*, 9—Chatham , v. Bickley Park July 15*, 16— Chatham, v. Harlequins July 22, 23— W oolw ich, v. Royal Artillery Aug. 5*, 6— Chatham, v. I Zingari Aug. 8*, 9—R .E . Ground, v. Royal Marines Aug. 12,13— Linton, v. B.B. Aug. 19, 20 —Portsm outh, v. U.S.C.C. Aug. 26*, 27 —Chatham, v. Free Foresters * The R .E . Band will play during the afternoon on these days. THE MOTE CLUB. F ix t u r e s fo r 1887. May 2—The Mote, Opening M atch May 27—The Mote, V. Surbiton May 30—The Mote. v. Mr. A rkcoll’s Club June 4—The Mote, v. Blackheath June 8—The Mote, v. Rochester June 9—The M ote, v. St. Laurence, Canterbury June 13,14—Brighton, v. Brighton June 15,16—Glynde, v. Southdown Club June 17,18—Horsham , v. Horsham June 22—The M ote, v. M aidstone Gramm ar Schl. June 23—Sevenoaks, v. The Vine June 24, 25—The M ote. v. Royal Engineers June 28 —Chatham, v. R oyal W est Kent Regt. ♦June 29—The Mote, v. Sutton Valence School ♦July 2—The M ote, v. M aidstone Church Institute July 6 -R ochester, v. Rochester July 9 —Blackheath, v. Blackheath July 14,15—The M ote, v. In cogn iti, July 16—Surbiton, v. Surbiton July 20—The M ote, v. Ne’er-do-W eels July 22, 23—Linton, v. Linton Park (House Team) July 25, 26—The Mote, v. Shorncliffe Camp July 29, 30—Preston H all, v. Preston Hall Aug. 6—The Mote, v. Old W ykehamists Aug. 8, 9—The Mote, v. Free Foresters *Aug. 13—The Mote, v. M aidstone Ch. Institute Aug. 15,16—The M ote, v. M.C.C. Aug. 17—Canterbury, v. St. Laurence, Canterbury Aug. 20—The M ote, v. The Vine Aug. 24—The Mote, v. R oyal W est K ent Regt. Aug. 29, 30,31—The M ote, Kent v. Notts * Comm ence at one o’clock. HEATHFIELD CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. April 16—Home, v. Next Sixteen April 23—Teddington, v. Teddington ♦April 23—Home, v. Grecian April 30—Brentford, v. Boston Park •April 30—Home, v. N orthbrook May 7—Penge, v. Penge ♦May 7—Home, v. Church Institute May 7—Malden, v. Malden W anderers May 14—Blackheath, v. W est Kent W anderers ♦May 14—Molesey, v. East M olesey May 14—Home, v. Claremont May 21—H ome, v. N orthbrook ♦May 21—W im bledon, v. Grasshoppers ♦May 21—W orm w ood Scrubbs, v. C.S.S.A. May 23, 24, 25—Catford Bridge, v. Private Banks (Evening) May 28—U pper Tooting, v. Balham ♦May 28—Twickenham , v. Strawberry H ill ♦May 28-H om e, v. Grecian May 30—Tunbridge W ells, v. Tunbridge W ells (Day) ♦May 30—Home, v. Education Departm ent (Day) May 31—Southborough, v. Southborough (Day) June 4—Home, v. W est K ent W anderers ♦June 4—Lee, v. Northbrook June 11—Teddington, v. Teddington •June 11—Kingston, v. Kingston Town ♦June 11—Malden, v. M alden W anderers June 13,15,16—Catford Bridge, v. Bank of Eng­ land (Evening) June 18—Dulwich, v. Lennox ♦June 18—Upper Tooting, v. Church Institute •June 18-Clapham , v. Yarra June 25—Upper Tooting, v. Spencer ♦June 25—W est Norwood, v. Grecian ♦June 25—Home, v. Strawberry Hill July 2—Hampton W ick, v. H am pton W ick ♦July 2—Molesey, v. East Molesey ♦July 2—Home, v. Yarra July 9—Brentford, v Boston Park ♦July 9—Home, v. Brixton ♦July 9—W est N orwood, v. Grecian July 13—W indsor, v. W indsor H om e Park (Day) July 16—Catford Bridge, v. Bank of England ♦July 16—Home, v. Storm ont ♦July 16—Dulwich, v. Clarem ont July 23—Home. v. Penge ♦July 23—W im bledon, v. Grasshoppers ♦July 23—W orm w ood Scrubbs, v. C.S.S.A. July 30—Upper Tooting, v. Spencer ♦July 30—Home, v. First Surrey Rifles Aug. 1—Bexhill, v. Bexhill (Day) ♦Aug. 1—Home, v. Education Department (Day) Aug. 6 -H om e, v. Brixton Wanderers ♦Aug. 6—Kingston, v. Kingston Town Aug. 13—Home, v. Brixton ♦Aug. 13—Brixton, v Brixton Aug. 20—Home, v. Lennox *Aug. 20—Upper Tooting, v. Spencer Aug. 27—Home, v. Balham ♦Aug. 27—Upper Tooting, v. Storm ont Sept. 3 —Lee, v. N orthbrook •Sept. 3—Home, v. Spencer ♦Sept. 10—Home, v. Strawberry Hill * Second eleven m atches.