Cricket 1887

APRIL 28, 1887. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 87 SURRE.Y COUNTY CRICKET CLUB, T he follow in g is a com plete list o f the fixtures arranged b y th e above clu b fo r 1887— May 2—Godalming, Surrey C. and G.v. Broadwater May 4—Oval, Surrey Colts v. Star Club May 5—Mitcham, Surrey Colts v. M itcham May 5—Oval, Annual General Meeting, 5 p.m. May 6—Oval, Surrey Colts v. Tooting District May 7—Blackheath, Surrey C. and G. v. Blackheath May 9—Oval, Surrey Colts v. Clapham Wanderers May 11—Oval, Surrey Colts v.G uy’s Hospital May 16,17,18—Oval, Surrey v. Hampshire May 18—Battersea, Surrey C. andG . v. Battersea May 19, 20,21—Oval, Surrey v. Warwickshire May 23—Mitcham, Surrey 0. and G. v. M itcham May 26-O val, Surrey C. and G. v. East M olesey May 26, 27,28—Lord’s, Surrey v. Middlesex May 30, 31, June 1—Nottingham, Surrey v Notts June 2, 3, 4—Birmingham, Surrey v.Warwickshire June 6, 7.8—Leicester, Surrey v. Leicestershire June 8—Charterhouse Square, Surrey C. and G. v. M erchant Taylors’ School June 8, 9—Oval, Surrey C. and G.v. Northampton­ shire C. and G. June 9,10,11—Oxford, Surrey v. Oxford University June 15—Purley, Surrey C and G. v. Cane Hill Asylum June 16,17, 18 —Manchester, Surrey v. Lancashire June 20—Redhill, Surrey C. andG. v. Redhill Club June 2), 21, 22—Oval Surrey v. Cambridge Univ. June 22—Dulwich, Surrey C. and G. v. Dulwich College June 22—Godalming. Surrey C. and G. v. Charter­ house School June 23—Oval, Surrey C. and G. v. Dulwich Club June 23, 24,25—Moreton-in-Marsh, Surrey v. Glou­ cestershire June 27, 28,29—Oval, Surrey v. Oxford University June 29—Crystal Palace, Surrey C. and G. v. Crystal Palace Club June 31, July 1, 2 -O val, Surrey v. Middlesex July 2—Cranleigh, Surrey C. and G. v. Colts of District July 4, 5, 6—Sheffield, Surrey v. Yorkshire July 7—Carshalton, Surrey C. &ndG. v. Carshalton July 8, 9—Northampton, Surrey C. and G, v. North­ amptonshire C.'and G. July 13—Hackbridge, Surrey C. and G. v. Hack- bri dge July 14,15, 16-O val, Gentlem en v. Players July 18,19,20—Oval, Surrey v. Essex July 20—Farnham , Surrey C. and G. v. Farnham Club July 21, 22,23—Beckenham, Surrey v. Kent July 22—Oval, Surrey C. and G. v. Clapham Wanderers July 25, 26, 27—Oval, Surrey v. Leicestershire July 28,29-O va l, Surrey C. and G. v. Clifton College July 28,29, 30—Derby, Surrey v. Derbyshire Aug. 1, 2, 3—Oval, Surrey v. Notts Aug. 3,4—Croydon, Surrey C. and G. v. Stafford­ shire Aug. 4, 5, 6—Oval, Surrey v Gloucestershire Aug. 8, 9,10—Brighton, Surrey v. Sussex Aug. 8, 9—Oval, Gentlemen o f Surrey v. Gentlemen of Canada Aug. 10—Kenley, Surrey C. and G. v. Kenley Aug. 11,12,13—Oval, Surrey ▼. Lancashire Aug 15,16,17—Oval, Surrey v. Derbyshire Aug. 18,19, 20—Oval, Surrey v. Yorkshire Aug. 19,20—Streatham, fcurrey C. and G. v. Northern Wanderers Aug. 22, 23,24—Oval, Surrey v. Kent Aug. 24, 25—Hastings, Surrey C. and G. v. Hastings Club Aug. 25,26—Stoke, Surrey C. and G. v. Staffordshire Aug 25, 26, 27—Southampton, Surrey v. Hants Aug 29, 30, 31—Oval, Surrey v. Sussex Sept. 1, 2,3—Leyton, Surrey v. Essex Sept. 12,13—Hastings, Gentlemen o f Surrey v. .Gentlemen of Sussex E S S E X COUN TY CLUB . MR. C. E. GREEN’S TEAM v. H. PICKETT’S TEAM. The Essex Club opened its season on Saturday at Leyton with a trial match between teams selected by the captain, Mr. C. E. Green, and the well-known Essex pro­ fessional, H. Pickett. Mr. Green was unable to play himself owing to a cold, but his side, which included Messrs. W. W. Read and C. I. Thornton, won after a good match by 33 runs. Pickett took nine wickets for 67 runs. The players were of course not in practice, and the weather was too cold for the enjoyment either o f those taking part in or looking on at the game. Score and analysis :— M r . G re e n ’ s T w e l v e . Mr. S. S. Schultz, c Freem an, b Pickett 19 Mr. C I. Thornton, c Bastow, b Pickett 0 Mr. W . W . Bead, b Pickett .................. 3 Mr. W . Francis, b Pickett .................. 40 Littlew ood, 1 b w, b Pickett .................. 12 Mr. J. N. Tonge, c Bastow, b Burton 0 Burns, b Pickett ... 2 P ic k e tt ’ s T w e l v e . Mr. R. P. Sewell, b Pickett ...................44 Mr. F. P. Francis, not out .................. 0 Mr. C. J. Roberts, b Pickett .................. 8 Mr. P. P. Lincoln, lbw, b Pickett ... 0 Bryan, run out... B 13, lb 1, nb 1 ... 15 Total ...........143 Silcockk c Little- wood, b Tonge ... 8 Regan, c Burns, b Tonge .................. 9 G. Cashford, run out 0 Dunkley, not out ... 8 B 7, lb 2 ........... 9 Total ...110 H. Boyton, b Burns... 11 Bastow, b Bryan ... 10 B.C.Curtis,c Roberts, b Bryan ..................15 W est, c W . Francis, b Burns .................. 0 Freeman, b Burns ... 19 Burton, b Bryan ... 2 Pickett, b Burns ... 13 J. Higgins, b Sewell 6 BOW LING ANALYSIS. M r. G re en ’s XII. O. M. R.W . I O. M. R.W . ... 31 10 67 9 Burton ... 21 6 38 1 ... 10 2 23 0 I Dunkley ... 1 1 0 0 Picket bowled a no-ball. P ic k e tt’s XII. O. M. R.W. I O. M. R.W . ... 24 14 37 4 Mr. Sewell 5 3 8 1 ... 25 10 41 3 |Mr. Tonge 5 2 15 2 Pickett W e s t... Burns Bryan WELLINGBOROUGH CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. May 7—H ome, v. N ortham pton Enigm as H ay 14—Home, v. Raunds May 21—Bedford, v. Bedford Grammar School Vay 28—Home, v. Northam ptonshire C. and G. May 2i—Barton, v. Karl’s Barton May 30—Homo, v. St. Thom as’s Hospital June 4—Hnedon, v. Mnedon June 4—Home, v. Overstone Park June 11—Home, v. W ellingborough Gram. School June 16—Overstone Park, v. Overstone Park June 18—H ome, v. W ollaston Park June25—School Ground, v. W ellingborough Gram ­ m ar School July 2—Rushden, v. Rushden July 2—Home, v. E arl’s Barton July 9—Home, v. All Saint’s Institute July 16—W ollaston, v. Wollaston Park July 16—Home, v. Congregational July 23—Home, v. Rushden July 30—County Ground, v. Northamptonshire Club and Ground Ang. 1—School Ground, v. H. E. P latt’s XI. Aug. 6—Home, v. S. Robinson’s XI. Aug 13—Home, v. Catholic Club, N ortham ptou Aug. 20—Home, r. Finedon Aug. 20—Raunds, v. Raunds Aug. 27—Home, v. Excelsior Club, N ortham pton Sept. 3—Home, v. 3rd Grade G.S., past and present Sept. 10—Home, v. Congregational Club UPPER CLAPTON CLUB. F ix tu r e s f o r 1887. April 23—Upper Clapton, Captain v. Secretary’s April 3)—Upper Clapton, v. Buckhurst Hill May 7—Upper Clapton, v. Ham pstead Nondes­ cripts May 14—Cheshunt, v. Cheshunt May 21—Upper Clapton, v. Junior Middlesex May 25—Upper Clapton, v. Bound's Green May 28—Tottenham, v. Trafalgar May 3J—Upper Clapton, Captain’ v. Treasurer’s XI. June 4—Upper Clapton, v. Clapton June 8—W illesden, v. Willesden June 11 —Lee, v. Granville June 18 -U p p e r Clapton, v. Southgate June 20 —Upper Clapton, Captain v. Treasurer’s XI. June 25—Hornsey, v. Hornsey July 2—U pper Clapton, r. Junior Middlesex July 9 —H ighbury, v. Highbury July 16—Upper Clapton, v. Highbury July 19—Bound’s Green, v. Bound’s Green July 23—Pond Lane, v. Clapton July 27—Upper Clapton, v. Willesden July 3 0 -Southgate, v. Southgate Aug. 1—Upper Clapton, v. Trafalgar Aug. 6—Upper Clapton, v. Stoics Aug. 13 —Upper Clapton, v. Cheshunt Aug. 20 —Upper Clapton v. Ham pstead Nondes­ cripts Aug. 27—Upper Clapton v. Hornsey Sept. 3—Upper Clapton, v. Granville Sept. 10—Buckhurst Hill, v. Buckhurst Hill Sept. 17—Upp3 Clapton, Captain v. Secretary’s XI. RICHMOND TOWN v. KINGSTON TOWN (LATE MID-SURREY.) An exciting match was played betweenthese clubs on April 23, on the ground of the Rich­ mond Town Cricket and Athletic Association, in the Old Deer Park, and resulted in avictory for Richmond by 7 runs, the last wicket falling at four minutes to time. Richm ond. W . B. Pentelow, b Colley.......................... 0 J. Sale, run o u t ........... 9 G.Clifford, c Fletcher, b Jacob .................. 26 H. Fry, b Colley ... 0 A. Watford, c W ood- gate, b West ........... 2 W . Pearce, c R obert­ son, b W oodw ard... 2 E. Sweet,lbw,b West J. Ashton, c W ood­ ward, b W est W .Brooks.b Jourdan W . Figg, b Jourdan W. Ireland, not out B l . l b l ........... Too.il K ingston . L.W oodgate.bClifford 1 E. J. Fletcher, lbw, b Sw eet..........................10 J. Hearsum, c Sale, b Clifford ...................11 W. Jacob, b Clifford... 5 E. w . Pratt, b Pearce 0 G .Robertson.bClifford 1 A. Colley, c Fry, b Clifford ................... 0 Jourdan, b W atford 10 H. Edmonds, lbw, b Clifford .................... 7 G. W est, b W atford H W . W oodward, not out ............................. 8 L b 3, n b l .......... 4 Total ...........65 BOWLING OLD LANE v. LASCELLES HALL. Played at Bowling Old Lane on April 23. B o w lin g O l d L ane . I. Shaw, c Slater, b E. H. 25 17 W. Priestley, c Lockw ood, b L ockw ood .............. 17 E. E . Ingham , b Milnes ...................... 34 A. Wormald, c Castle, b Milnes .................... 9 E. Sattenstall, b H. L ockw ood ........... 2 J. B. Briggs, bM allin- son ............................ I ll G. P. Harrison, b H. Total Lockw ood ........... 0 L ascelles H a l l . E . Lockw ood (not out) 0, E. Slater, b Harrison 0, C. H. Milnes (not out) 1—Total (for 1 wicket), 1. Milnes C.Northrop,cMilnes, b E. Lockw ood ... J. W eston, run out... T. Bleasdale, not out .......................... J. Roscoe, b Mallin- Bon ........................ Extras................... ...259 NOTTINGHAM FOREST ASSOCIATION. T h e draw fo r th e first round of C up T ies in th e above Challenge C up com petition took place recen tly w ith th e follow in g r e s u lt:— Nottingham U nity v. New Radford W esleyan Birkin and Co., v. Hyson Green Carrington R obin H ood v. Gas Office Shakespere United v. Hyson Green Am ateurs St. James’s Institute v. Prospect Place Christ Church v. Forest Wanderers H yson Green Church Institute v. Tabernacle Amateurs A ll Saints’ v. School Board Smith Bros., a bye All ties to be played off by May 14,1887, GRECIAN (NORWOOD) v. HEATHFIELD. Played at Wandsworth on April 23rd. G recian . Roberts, b Eerry ... 1 T. D eacon, b Humm 0 Stevens, b Pullen ... 9 Dunk, b D ewhurst.. 0 P. J. Anderson, not Heath, c Dewhurst out ........................... 62 b H u m m ................... 3 Gully, c M ount, b S. T. G. Sm ith, b Pullen ................... 8 Dewhurst ........... 2 Shand, b Pullen ... 5 E x tra s................... 9 S. Smith, c Hookey, — b B e r r y ................... 1 Total ...........12o G ill, c and b Dew- hurst ... ........... 5 H e at h f ie l d . W . Lawson, c S. Pullen, c S. Smith, b Sm ith, b H eath ... 0 Shand ................... 2 H umm , b Shand ... 25 Dewhurst, b Shand 0 S. Young, b Heath .. 0 Rogers, b Shand ... 0 H. A. Bennett, b Hookey, not out ... 0 R o b e r t s .................. 0 E x tras.................. 15 Berry, not o u t ........... 8 — A. W . Mount, b Gully 23 Total ........... 73 Richards did not bat.