Cricket 1888

-T o n e i4 ,1888. CB1CKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF TEE G am E„ 19? KENSINGTON PARK v. EALING. Played at Wormwood Scrubs on May 30. K e n s in g t o n P a r k . H.Reynolds, c Sharp, b Bicknell .......... 0 G. H. P. Street, c Tyndale, b Bicknell 0 H. W. Hutson, c and b Bicknell ..........29 G. A. Rimington, b W ood........................37 D. C. Lee, c Sharp, b Jowitt .................48 W. F. Richmond, b W ood........................ 0 F.W.French.b Wood 5 J. H. Farmer, b Jowitt ................. 2 C.F. Wade, b Jowitt 19 H. G. Cook, c and b W ood ................. 0 A. Y. Fullerton, not out ........................33 B 5, lb 1 .......... 6 Total ...179 E a l in g . First Innings. Second Innings. T. Tyndale, b Hutson ... 9 b Fullerton 2 S. F. Wood, c Fullerton, b R eyn old s........................ 4 not out .......... 5 G.E.Bicknell, c Richmond, b Hutson ........................ 2 b Fullerton 0 C. T. Sharp, b Reynolds... 3 b Fullerton 9 E. Jowitt, b Hutson.......... 3 b F arm er.......... 2 Rev.J.G. Elstob, b Hutson 0 c Richmond, b Fullerton 9 H. Barton-Smith, not out 12 cStreet.b Fuller­ ton ................. 5 M. Wylie, st Rimington, b Reynolds ................. ... 0 b Farm er.......... 9 F. B. May, absent .......... 0 absent................. 0 T. Pope, absent................. 0 absent................. 0 A. N. Other, absent.......... 0 absent................. 0 B ............................... 4 B 7, lb 1 ... 8 Total ................. 37 Total ... 49 ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL v. CHRIST COLLEGE (FINCHLEY). Played at West Kensington on June 9. S.P. F. C. Godfrey, run out 8 A. Leechman, b Mor­ gan ........................30 H N. Bate, b Layman 0 J. M. Greenall, b Lay­ man ........................ 4 L. Tubbs, c O’Dowda, b Layman .......... 5 S. S. Browne, run out C A. E. Broomfield, c F. Carpmael.b Morgan 41 '.S. L. S. Browne, c F. Carpmael, b Sharp 11 J. S. Lovell, b Sharp 5 R. C. Barwell, b Lay­ man ........................24 S. H. Clark, not out 2 Extras.................10 Total ...141 C h r is t ’ s J. P. Keele, b Broom­ field ........................ 4 G. E. Smyth,bBroom­ field ........................ 0 D. H. Morgan, b Leechman ............ 15 F.Carpmael,b Broom­ field ........................ 0 S. G. Layman, lbw, b Leechman .......... 0 H. W. Sharp, c Bar- well, b Leechman... 5 C o l l e g e . J. W. O’Dowda, c Lovell,bLeechman R. H. Carr*nael, b Broomfie'4l .......... H. H. V 088 , not out J.W. Adam, b Loech- m an ........................ R. H. Gahagan, c Tubbs,bLeechman E x tra ................. Total ... 30 ROSSALL SCHOOL v. LORETTO SCHOOL. Played at Edinburgh on June 8 and 9. R o s s a l l S c h o o l . P.Higson,st McLach- lan, b Dun .......... 3 L. Barratt, b Dun ... 0 J. C. Mallam, b Dun 14 H. A . Hutton, c and b Dun........................... 0 A. E. Marriott, b Woodhead ..........17 C. J. H.Barr, 1 b w, b R o s e ........................11 L o r e t t o F. E. Woodhead, c Barr, b Hughes ... 53 P. H. Dun, b Hughes 2 A. P . Smeaton, b Hughes ................. 0 P. C. Cochran, b Hughes ................. 3 A. D. Kinloch, Heath................ M. Bose, c Heath, H. H. Marriott H. H. Marriott, run out ........................ B. Lorrimer,c Gedge, b Woodhead F. Y. Heath, b Dun A. J. Chadwick, not out ........................ T. Hughes, 1 b w, b Smeaton................. Extras................. b ... 12 b ______________ ... 18 S. Gedge, b Heath ... 10 Total ..........95 S c h o o l . D. L. Evans,b Heath 9 E. C . de Mowbray, not out ................. 9 D. McLachlan, b Heath ................. 1 W. P. Donaldson, b Heath ................. 0 E x tra s.................12 Total ...129 INCOGNITI v. ALDERSHOT DIVISION. Played at Aldershot on June 4 and 5. I n c o g n it i . First Innings. R.C. Nystrom, c sub., b Rice .................18 M. H. Paine, c Rice, b Herbert.................110 T. M. M. Wilde, retired .................61 Capt. J. F. Inglis, c Pedley, b Herbert 30 Capt. L. D’Aeth, b Herbert ................. 3 G. A. Rimington, lbw, b Herbert ... 8 E. Honey, b Herbert 0 In the Second Innings D’Aeth'scored (not out) 1, Rimmington, (not out) 1.—Total, 2. Lieut-Col. Bircham, cBowen, b Herbert C. E . Horner, st Staunton,bHerbert 14 C. S. W. Cobbold, b R ice ........................ Major Fenwick, not out ........................14 B 9, lb 1, w 1 ... 11 T ota l... . 278 A l d e r s h o t D i i First Innings. e ond Innings. b Cobbold . b Paine Lieut. Hill, b Cobbold ... 5 run out Capt. Rice, st Rimington, b C obbold........................ 2 Lieut. J. Dunn, b Cobbold 8 Major Dorking, c Inglis, b Homer .........................22 Lieut. Bowen, c Paine, b Horner ........................ 4 Surgeon Trask, b Cobbold 5 Capt.Lindley,cRimington, b Horner ........................ 0 b Paine Lieut. Pedley, not out ... 31 b Paine Capt. Staunton, c Riming­ ton, b Borner .................10 lbw, b Paine Lieut. Herbert, b Horner 3 not out Lieut. McFarlane, b Paine 12 b Paine ... B ............................... 3 B 12, lb 1 b Cobbold... c Inglis, b Paine 16 b Paine ..........10 Total ...1C5 13 Total ...174 M.C.C. AND GROUND v. EASTBOURNE. Played at Eastbourne on June 6. M.C.C. & G. First Innings. O. R. Borrodaile, lbw, b Burge ................. 1 G. Hearne, b Bevan... 46 Ca.pt. H a y h u r s t - France, c Hart, b Burge........................ 8 Rawlin, b Burge ... 1 F. A. Robertson, st Hart, b Burge ... 0 W. R. Collins, b Brown ................. 0 Col. E. Maltby, not out ........................27 W. Maxwell, run out 4 C. B. Palmer, l b w , b B urge................. 2 J. W. Blundell, b Burge ................. § Pentecost, b Brown 0 b 9, w i .................:o T o ta l..........104 In the Second Innings F. A. Robertson scored (not out) 23, Col. E . Maltby (not out) 7 ; b 2,1 b 1, w 2—Total, 35. E a s t b o u r n e . A. W. Wilkinson, c Hearne, b Rawlin... 3 Brown, not o u t..........64 E. Matheson, b Raw­ lin ........................ 0 Rev. H. Von E. Scott, b R aw lin................. 2 H. M. Braybrook, run out ................. 3 G. R. Burge, b Bawlin 9 C. Harrison, c Pente­ cost, b Rawlin ... 6 L. Jeffery, b Hearne 42 Hart, c Collins, b Hearne .................81 W. A. Cardwell, c R o b e r t s o n , b Hearne ................. 2 O. C. Bevan,c Pente­ cost, b Hearne ... 0 L b 2, w 1 .......... 3 Total ...165 NORTHBROOK v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at Lee on June 9. N o r t h b r o o k . T. G. Cannon, b Collins .................57 C. O. Springthorpe, not out .................34 H. N. Smith, run out 1 A. East, not out Extras.......... J. Dacres, c Collins, b Bettinson....................30 G.H.Blyther.cHewitt, b C ollins.................... 29 A. H. Smith, c Bettin­ son, b Collins......... 23 C. Pearae, c Collins, b Bettinson ............ 0 A. E. Coates, bBettin- son .......................... 4 J. W. Knowles, c Schooling, b Heyne- mann........................19 T. W. Blenkiron did not bat, Pallingswick did not bat. Total .. 17 ..253 SU R R E Y v. KEN T. Som e surprisingly low scoring marked the first m atch between these counties, played at the Oval on M onday and Tuesday last. Kent was without several of its best players, and, in the absence of L ord Harris, R ev. R. T. Thornton, Messrs. Rashleigh, Patterson, Tonge, and Christopherson, the eleven could only be called a moderate one. On the other hand Surrey had not quite its full strength, in the absence of Henderson, who had injured his hand in the Yorkshire match, and Mr. W . E . R oller. K ent, winning the toss, went in first, but the batting presented few features of any interest, and the innings only occupied an hour and a quarter. M r. F ox, who played once for Surrey some years ago, and who has been scoring very heavily for the Crystal Palace Club during the last tw o or three summers, made his first appearance for Kent under the residential qualification, and proved to be the highest scorer on the side with 11. Beaum ont and Lohm ann bowled unchanged, and the latter m et w ith the greater success, taking five wickets for an average of less than six funs, while B eaum ont’ s four cost thirty- seven runs. Surrey did not make a very good start when their turn came to bat, and W ootton and W right were so well on the spot that the score was 61 when the fifth wicket fell. Later on, how ever, Read and Lohm ann with some little luck improved Surrey’s position materially, and with W ood’s assist­ ance Surrey were able to head their opponents’ score by 78 runs. On going in again Kent fared little better, and tho end of the first day found them still seven runs behind w ith only four wickets to fall. Resum ing on Tuesday m orning, F. Hearne, Mr. H edley, and Martin were soon dism issed, but Pentecost, the last man, hit away well, and W ootton and he added 24 for the last wicket. Surrey had, in the end, 30 to get to win, and two batsmen were dismissed before the task was accom ­ plished, Kent thus lost by eight wickets. K e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. F. Hearne, c Mills, b Beau­ mont ............................... 2 b Beaumont ... 6 Mr. F. Marchant, b Loh- m a n n ............................... 1 G. G. Hearne, b Beaumont 10 Mr. L. Wilson, b Lohmann 7 Wright, b Lohmann.......... Mr. C. J. Fox, c Bowley, b L ohm ann........................11 Mr. F. M. Atkins, run out... 7 Mr. W. C. Hedley, b Loh­ mann ............................... 8 Martin, b Beaumont.......... 1 Wootton, not out ..........10 Pentecost, b Beaumont ... 4 B 1,1b 2........................ 3 b Lohmann b Beaumont c Bowden, Lohmann b Bowley ... b Lohmann ... c Abel, b Loh­ mann .......... b Beaumont ... b Lohmann c M. Read, b Bowley .......... not out B 5, lb 1 , 19 10 11 2 . 3 8 19 6 Total .................67 S u r r e y . First Innings. Total ...1(7 Abel, c and b Wright 15 Mr.J.Shuter,c Wright, b Wootton .......... 5 Mr. K. J. Key, lbw, b W o o tto n .................22 Mr. W. W. Read, b Wright ................. 3 M. Read, b Martin ... 45 C. Mills, c Atkins, b W ootton ................. 2 Lohmann, c and b Wright .................28 Wood, b Martin ... 17 Mr. M. P. Bowden, b Wright ................. 2 Beaumont, not out... 2 Bowley,candbMartin 0 B ........................ 4 Total ...145 In the Second Innings Abel scored c G. Hearne, b Hedley, 8, Mr. K. J. Key (not out), 20, Mr. W. W. Read (not out), 4, C. Mills, b Wright, 0.—Total, 32. BOWLING ANALYSIS. K e n t . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Lohmann ... 22 9 27 5 Beaumont ... 22 9 37 4 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 33 16 46 5 ... 25 14 37 3 Bowley 7.3 2 15 2 W.Read 1 0 3 0 S u r r e y . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Wright ... 47 22 61 4 ........... Wootton ... 30 9 57 3 Martin.......... 18 6 23 3 Hedley Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 6 0 19 1 7 2 13 1