Cricket 1888

MAY24,1888. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME.157 E S S E X y. D E R B Y SH IR E . The Derbyshire eleven supplemented their viotory over M.C.C. and Ground at Lord’s last week with another victory, in this their second match of the season, played at Leyton on Mon­ day and Tuesday. Essex, who were without Mr. C.D. Buxton, winning the toss went in first, but they only made a moderate show, and at the end of the first day they were but eleven runs to the good, haying lost half their wickets in the second innings. Thanks, however, to some free hitting by Mr. R. P. Sewell, on the second morning, they were able to put Derby­ shire in with 56 to win, and this number cost the latter three batsmen, Essex thus losing their first match of the season by seven wickets. The most noteworthy features of the match were the all-round cricket of Chatterton and the bowling of Davidson. The latter was credited with nine Essex wickets at an average of under four runs. Messrs. Hindley and Gosling made their first appear­ ance for their respective Counties in this match. E s s e x . First Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, b Chat­ terton ............................18 Mr. C. E. Green, b Holme 3 Second Innings. run out ......... o Cropper, b Hulme Bastow, c Ratcliffe, b Chatterton ............... Mr. H. Boyton, 1b w, b Chatterton ............... Burns, c Hulme, b Chat­ terton ............................ Mr. R. P. Sewell, b David­ son ............................ Mr. F. A. Bishop,cDisney, b Cropper..................... Pickett, not o ut............... Bryan, b Davidson ......... B 4, lb 2..................... Total ... D h r b y s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. L. G. Wright, b Bryan ............... 1 Mr. W. A. Hindley, b Bishop ............... 6 Ratcliffe, b Bishop ... 1 Cropper, c Sewell, b Pickett ............... 7 Davidson, c Bastow, b Pickett...............12 Chatterton, notout... 40 0 b Davidson 3 7 c and b David­ son ............... 11 20 b Davidson 1 17 b Davidson 8 0 b Hulme ......... 2 17 b Davidson 26 5 not out ......... 10 0 b Davidson 3 3 c Cropper, b Walker ......... 0 6 Lb ......... 1 96 Total ... 76 Sugg, c Bryan, b Bishop ...............10 Marshall, b Bryan... 1 Mr. G. G. Walker, c Littlewood, b Pic­ kett ............... Hulme, b Bishop Disney, b Sewell B 6, lb 7 ... Total . 19 . 0 . 7 . 13 ..117 In the Second Innings Wright scored c Little- wood, b Bishop 19, Hindley, b Bryan 0 , Ratcliffe, b Bishop 23, Cropper, (not out) 8, Davidson, (not out) 6.-Total, 56. BOWLING ANALYSIS. E s s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W. O. M.B. W. Davidson... 10.1 4 19 3 ......... 19 13 16 6 Hulme ... 198 38 1 ......... 14 4 39 2 Walker ... 7 3 15 0 ......... 51 0 20 1 Chatterton 19 14 11 4 Cropper ... 31 7 1 ......... 1 1 0 0 D e r b y s h ir e . Second Innings. O. M. R. W First Innings O. M. R. W. Bishop ... 41 25 45 4 Bryan ... 27 11 3) 2 Pickett ... 15 7 18 3 Sewell ... 7.2 2 11 l ... 12.3 4 27 2 ... 12 6 12 1 ... 6 2 10 0 ......... 2 0 4 0 Burns... 3 0 3 0 PA LLIN G SW ICK y . WOODFORD W ELLS. Played at East Acton on May 19. PALLIN G 8W IC K . A. F. Bettinson, c and b Palmer............... 1 F ,8. Heynemann, c Carter, b Dowsett... 39 P. A. Carter, bPalmer 31 J. De Winton, b Dowsett ............... 2 L. Chapman, run out 20 E. Kettle, b Kemsley 36 A. H. Millson, b Kemsley...............51 W. C. Yarborough, c Wilson, b Dowaett 14 H. Burnside, b Kemsley............... 0 G. A. Arundel, not out ......................19 D. H. Daniell, b Kemsley............... 0 B 27,lb 2, w2,nbl 32 Total ...211 E. Wilson, b Yar­ borough ......... ... 14 H. A. Erlebach, not out ..................... 17 W o o d f o r d W e l l s . S E. Palmer, not out 3 B ..................... 1 Total .........35 PA LLIN GSW ICK v. KENSINGTON. Played at East Acton on May 21. K e n s in g t o n . First Innings. E. Watson, run o u t........ 6 W. H. Wheeler, b Collins 0 C. E. Bloomer, b Collins... 11 T. Illewitz, b Kettle........ 6 D. C. Maturin, c Collins, b De Launey ...............10 b Collins H. R. Payne, c Millson, b Collins ..................... 0 Second Innings. b Collins ......... 6 b De Launey ... 4 b Collins ......... 0 not out .........19 G. Nicholson, b DeLauney 31 H. Smith, b De Launey ... 1 W. Watson, b Collins ... 5 Osman, not o u t........ »« 2 J. Briggs, absent ......... 0 B c Chapman, b Collins......... b Collins ......... b De Launey ... b De Launey ... b De Launey ... c Collins, b De Launey ......... B 1, lb 2 ... Total ...............76 P a l l in o SW ICK. Total ... 55 First Innings. M. T. La Thangue, lbw, b Osman ..................... E. Kettle, b Osman........ A. H. Millson, b Wheeler E. A. Collins, c Illewitz, b W. Watson ............... L. Chapman, b Watson ... A Burt, b Osman ......... P.J.De Launey,c Bloomer, b Osman ..................... A. W. Graham, b Watson A. Dampier, not out......... J. Pelham, b Watson J. Goddard, b Watson ... B 1,lb 1 ..................... Total ............... Second Innings. 9 b Watson ... ... 2 5 b Watson ... ... 6 1 c Bloomer, b Osman ... ... 1 40 b Osman ... ... 10 0 b Osman ... ... 1 1 b Whee’.er... ... 14 0 o Wheeler, b Osman ... ... 0 0 c Bloomei*, b Wheeler... ... 8 1 b Osman ... ... 0 0 b Osman ... ... 0 0 not out ... 0 2 L b ......... ... 4 59 Total ... 46 W A RW IC K S H IR E v. SOM ERSET SH IRE This match, played at Birmingham on Monday, ended in favour of Warwickshire by six wickets. S o m e r s e t s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. E. Sainsbury, c Smith b Hill ........................... Mr. W. H. Fowler, c Bird, b Pallett............................ 3 Mr. R. Savery, b Shilton... 0 Mr. A. E. Clapp, b Bain- bridge........................... Mr.H.T. Hewett, cLilley, b Bainbridge ............... u Trask,b Shilton...............40 Fothergill. b Hill ......... 5 Nichols, c Smith, b Pallett 21 Mr. F. L. Cole, c and b Pallett........................... 1 Mr.E. G. Murdock,not out 1 Tyler, c Pallett, b Shilton 10 Second Innings. 26 cSmith.bPallett 19 c Bainbridge, b Pallett ........ 11 b Bainbridge ... 7 17 c sub., b Shilton 37 Extras . 13 Total ...............137 cSmith.b Pallett 51 b Shilton ......... 3 b Pallett ......... 6 not out ......... 3 c and b Pallett... 2 cLilley.b Shilton 3 c S h il t on , b Pallett ......... 1 Extras ... 10 Total ...153 W a r w ic k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, b Nichols ... ............... 73 b Tyler Maul, b Tyler ...............14 lbw, b Tyler Richards, c Cole.b Nichols 64 b Nichols ... Mr. A. Smith, c Savery, b Sainsbury..................... 11 b Trask ... Law, c Hewett, b Trask... 19 not out Shilton, c Fothergill, b Murdock ..................... 5 Mr.G.B.Oartland.bNichols 13 notout Bird, c Nichols, b Murdock 4 Pa’lett, not o u t ...............12 Lilley, lbw, b Tyler......... 9 Hill (absent, hurt) ......... 0 Extras..................... 13 Total ........237 Extra ... 1 Total ... 57 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. CH RIST ’S COLLEGE , F IN CH LEY . Played at Finchley on May 19. H a m p s t e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . First Innings. W.A. Burton, b Lay- 3 m a n ....................... 0 J. C. R. Oliver, c 4 Lucas, b Morgan 9 2 J.S.H aycraft,not out 19 26 B2, lb3, w2 ... 7 H. Wade, c Sharpe, b Dowda ............... R. L. Williamson, c and b Morgan L. Corke, b Layman K. M. Moir, b Morgan H. Low, run out Total .........71 E. Abbott, Sum Un and An Other absent. In the Second Innings Wade scored c Layman, b Dowda 9, Williamson, (not out) 11, Corke, (not out) 25; b 4, nb 1.—Total, 50. C h r is t ’ s C o l l e g e , F in c h l e y . Lane, c Low, b Hay- craft...................... 1 Carpmael, b Hay- craft...................... 7 Tuckwell, b Burton... 21 Morgan, b Moir.......... 16 Layman, c Wade, b M o ir...................... 0 O’Dowda, b Moir ... 0 Voss, b Corke ... Sharpe, b Oliver Lucas, b Burton Keele, b Corke... Smith, not out... B 13, lb 4, w 1 Total ... .. 0 ... 29 0 ... 1 ... 5 ... 18 ... 98 POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS v. ELIOT PARK . Played at Eliot Place, Blackheath, on May 19. E l io t P a r k . G. Valentine, b Ben- well ..................... J. Knight, c Burton, b Benwell............... 3 H . Tyrrell, c and b Yeoman ............... 0 T. Gibbon, b Yeoman 0 «. Carter, b Benwell 1 H. Bousfield, c Elder, b Yeoman .........10 P o in t H o u s e R a m b l e r s . 15 A. Creak, b Benwell 16 J. Bridges, run out... 7 B. Young, c Davies, b Benwell ......... 0 H.Yeoman.bYeooian 3 T. Gordon, not out... 3 B ..................... 10 Total ... ... 68 J. Yeoman, not out... 83 E. H. Rock, b Carter 20 C. M. Benwel', b Bridges ............... 3 H. Crusoe, st Valen­ tine, b Carter......... 6 J. Oliver, A. D. Jones, H. Burton, and C. Foster did not bat. J. H. Elder, bGordon 10 G. R. Hill, b Creak... 7 T. H. Davies, not out 2 B18,lb3,wl,nb2 24 Total .........155 LENNOX v. KENSINGTON. Played at Dulwich on May 19. L e n n o x . J. Rimmington, c and b Osm an...............31 R. Nevile, b Osman... 6 T. S. Tregellas, c Bloomer, b Osman 0 C. B. Plunket, run out 5 A G Booty, c Ilie- wicz, b Osman ... 14 C. P. Tregellas,b Gar­ diner ..................... 2 B. W. Heasman, not out ......... ......... 7 J. H. Farrer, b Os­ man ..................... C. A. Voigt, b Osman F. J. Symons, b W atson............... W. V. Goad, b Wat­ son ..................... B ............... Total......... K e n s in g t o n . E. V.Gardiner, b Rim­ mington ............... 3 F. Davis, b C. P. Tre­ gellas ...................... 2 C. E. Bloomer, b C. P. Tregellas .......... 0 D. C. Maturin, b Rim­ mington ................ 0 T. T. Iliewicz, c Heas­ man, b C. P. Tre­ gellas ..................... 0 H. R- Payne, b C. P. Tregellas...............12 E. Watson, not out... 13 W. A. Watson, b T. S. Tregellas......... T. Briggs, b T. S. Tregellas ......... W.Stevenson.c Rim­ mington, b C. P. Tregellaa ......... T. Osman, b T. S. Tregellas ......... Lb ............... Total.........32 E v e r y C r ic k e t e r should send 7 stamps to the office of this paper for this year’s “ Cricket Calendar ” (20th year of publication). It contains chief fixtures for th« season arranged in chrono­ logical order, table for registration of players in matches to come, pa;»es for insertion of other en­ gagements. law* of cricket, etc., etc. Handy size for the pocket, bound in cloth; in leather wallets, gilt lettering, Is. 6d.