Cricket 1888

198 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. TONE 14, 1888. BROOKWOOD ASYLUM v. BROAD­ W ATER . Played at Brookwood on June 2. B r o o k w o o d . F. C. Gayton, b G. Holden ................. 3 W. C. Hyde, c B., b G. Holden ..........16 W. E. Robinson, b G. Holden ................. 9 J. B. Brockbank,b M. Marshall.................22 J. A. J. Shepherd, c Davie, b G. Holden 46 E. Barrett, c and b B. Holden ..........16 J. E Barton, c Tring- ham, b B. Holden 2 A.Moulding.cRichards, b B. H old en .......... 8 H.Smith, c Richards, b G. H olden.......... 2 E. Searle, c M. Mar­ shall, b G. Holden 3 S. Spooner, not out 8 L b 3, w l .......... 4 Total ...139 B r o a d w a t e r . G. M. Richards, b Smith .................35 A. Tringham,b Smith 20 E. Marshall, b Bar­ rett ........................ 5 C. E. Mellersh,b Bar­ rett ........................ 0 M Marshall, b Smith 51 E. Hugenin, b Smith 0 G. Holden, b Smith... 7 H. R. Smith, b Smith 6 H.H.Ferguson-Davie, c Spooner, b Shep­ herd ........................68 B. Holden, 1 b w, b Barrett .......... ... 8 O. P. Marshall, not out ........................ 9 B 28, lb 9 ... t.. 37 Total ...246 NORTHBROOK v. GREENH ITHE. Played at Lee on June 2. G r e e n h it h e . T. G. Stevens, bBayne 27 A. Stevens, run o u t... 17 T. Upton, c Kennard, b Kistruck ..........17 T. Homewood, c and b B a y n e .................13 S. Stevens, bBayne... 0 T. Hill, b Blyther ... 5 W. Crocker, run out 0 Delpeche, b Blyther 0 A. Walter, run out... 15 A. Heys, c Blyther, b Bayne ................. 2 Cooper, not out ... G Extras.................18 Total ...120 N o r t h b r o o k . J. S. Kistruck,notout 50 G. H. Blyther,notout 0 Extras................. 9 S. A b b o t t , c A. Stevens, b Home­ wood ........................63 W. D.Baker.bCrocker 11 T. G. Cannon, c Wal­ ter, b T. G. Stevens 44 P. R. Steele, A. A. Kennard, S. 0. Woolmer, P. R. C. Bayne, F, Mote, and H. Leeds did not bat. Total ...177 POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS v. BLACKHEATH . Played at the Rectory Field on June 2. P.H.R. J. Yeoman, b Paine... 5 E. H. Rock, b L. Stokes ............. 7 A Oosens, c Nichols, b Paine ... ..........53 C. J. Carver, b Dale 17 H. Cosens, c Paine, b Dale ........................28 F. J •Baldwin, c and b Paine ............. 0 H. Toomer, b Dale ... 10 C. Foster, b Dale ... 0 G. Chetwynd, b Dale 1 C. M. Benwell, c H e n i m e r d y , b Paine ................. 2 H. Crusoe,run out... 7 F. Spencer, not out 12 B 2, w 3 .......... 5 Total ...147 B l a c k h e a t h . H.C.Blaker, c Carver, J. M. Dale, st Bald- b H. Cosens ..........22 win, b H . Cosens J. H. E. Nichols, lbw, G .R. Hutchinson, c b Yeoman ..........17 Benwell, b Chet- L. O. O. Paine, not wynd................. out ........................ 31 B 3, lb 1, w 1 ... L. Stokes, b H. Cosens ... .......... 8 Total ... C.F.Fox, b H. Cosens 0 R. A. Fegan, C. Corthorn, A. Burnett, A. ling and J. Hemmerdy did not bat. ... 0 ... 5 ... 83 Spur- •' W a t c h e s , J e w e l l e r y .”— Midland Counties Watch Company.—Ladies’ or gents’ fine silver crystal glass heavy cased watches, 25s ; ladies’ heavy case gold levers, 70s.: gents’ ditto, 80s. Send for catalogue, beautifully illustrated, 1,000 copper­ plate engravings, 1,000 testimonials, gratis and £ ost free to any part of the world.— A . P e r c y , [anager, Vyse Street, Birmingham. Second Innings. DURHAM v. SUSSEX. After opening this match in a most sensa­ tional way at Sunderland on Thursday, Durham had the worst of the game, and were in the end easily beaten by 237 runs. The feature of the play was the performance of Anderson, who, we believe, hails from Gateshead. In the first innings of Sussex Mr. Thompson and he got rid of a very strong side for 24 from the bat, the smallest total for which a County eleven has been dismissed for a long time. Anderson bowled 16 overs and 2 balls for 18 runs and 8 wickets, and as he caught the two other bats­ men from Mr. Thompson’s bowling, it will be seen that he had a hand in the dismissal of all the ten wickets. S u s s e x . First Innings. Quaife, b Anderson .......... Tester, c Bousfield, b A nderson........................ Mr. W . Newham, b Ander­ son ............................... Mr. E. J. M'Cormick, c An­ derson, b Thompson ... J. Hide, b Anderson.......... Humphreys, not out.......... Mr. C. A. Smith, b Ander­ son ............................... Mr. G. Brann, lbw, b An­ derson ............................... A. Hide, c Anderson, b Thompson........................ Tate, b Anderson .......... Phillips, c H. Hutton, b A nderson........................ Extras ........................ 4 b Mallett .......... 86 0 c Bousfleld, b Mallett .......... 4 4 b Mallett .......... 67 8 lbw, b Mallett... 16 0 c Wilson, b Hirst 27 1 c Anderson, b Mallett .......... 11 0 c Hirst, b Ander­ son ................. 10 0 b Mallett .......... 61 4 c W i l s o n , b Thompson ... 22 1 cWilson,bMallett 4 2 not out .......... 0 5 Extras.......... 15 Total ... 29 Total ...323 D urham . First Innings. Mr. T. Hutton, c Brann, b J. Hide ........................ 0 Mr. H. Hutton, b A. Hide 2 Mr. Thompson, c A. Hide, b J. Hide ........................ 9 Mr. W. T. Hirst, c A. Hide, b J. Hide ........................ 3 Mr.R. H. Mallett, b A.Hide 1 Mr. A. B. Crossley.cQuaife, b J. Hide ........................11 Mr. R. Bousfield, b A. Hide 5 Mr. W. H. Wilson, c J. Hide, b A. Hide .......... 2 Young, c Phillips, bJ. Hide 3 Mr. J. A. Pearce, not out 7 Anderson, c Brann, b J. Hide ............................... 4 Extias ........................ 4 Second Innings. b Smith ..........14 c J. Hide, b A. Hide................. 4 c J. Hide, b A. Hide................. 0 c Brann, bJ.Hide 7 run out ..........10 cQuaife, bJ.Hide 2 b A. H id e .......... 0 b A. Hide ..........11 b A. H id e.......... 4 b J. Hide .......... 2 not out .......... 3 Extras.......... 7 64 Total .................51 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u s s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R .W . O. M. R.W. Thompson... 17 13 6 2 .......... 25 Anderson ... 16 2 8 18 8 ........ 24 Mallett... 36 Hirst ... 15 H. Hutton 3 Crossley 2) W ilson... 11 Anderson bowled nine wides. 12 50 15 67 94 1 1 7 1 0 14 0 8 22 0 3 23 0 D u r h a m . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. A. Hide ... 24 21 29 5 ............ 24 14 29 5 J. Hide ... 33 21 18 5 ............ 17 8 21 3 Smith... 7 4 7 1 BARNES v. PALLINGSW ICK. Played at East Acton on June 9. P a l l in g s w ic k . G . Whitehead, c P. J. de Launey, b Webb, b Stevens ... 6 Stevens .......... 0 A. H. Millson, b RawF. Moir, cLangridge, linson....................... 6 b Rawlinson... 4 F. R. Wilkinson, c P. C. De Winton, c Nettleton, b RawWebb, b Stevens 0 linson ................. 16 W. R. Carter, b J. E. Lane, b Stevens 6 Rawlinson ... 4 H. W. Burnside, not B3.1 b l , w 1 5 out ........................ 20 — B. A. Carter, c RatTotal ... 76 cliff, b Stevens 4 E. Kettle, b Stevens 5 B arnes . C. E. Ratcliff, c Moir, P. Nettleton, 1b w, b b Carter ................. 33 Lane........................ 0 C. Nettleton, b F. B. Langridge, b Carter .......... ... 15 Lane........................ 12 T. S. Webb, c Millson, G. E. Seward, c Mill­ b C arter................. 1 son, b Carter.......... 4 F. J. Rawlinson, b G. H. Cross, not out 2 Kettle ................. 0 G. Tarner, b Lane ... 0 F. C. Graves, 1 b w, b B ........................ 6 L a n e........................ 11 — G. H. Stevens, b Total .......... 90 L a n e ........................ 6 UN IVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v MILL HILL SCHOOL. Played at Mill Hill on June 9. M il l H il l S c h o o l . First Innings. Second Innings. K. R. Pearson, c Brown, b Van N eck ........................ 8 candb Van Neck 1 J. B. Jackson, b Van Neck 0 b Van Neck 2 J. C. Harris, b Van Neck 2 b Every .......... 1 R. H. Smith, c and b Every 2 not out .......... 14 T. W. Pearson, b Every ... 1 c E. de Lissa, b Every .......... 2 V. J. Blake, b Van Neck... 1 b Van Neck ... 0 A. C. Shuttleworth, lbw, b E v e ry ............................... 3 st Saunders, b Van Neck 3 A. B. Robinson, run o u t... 2 b H oward.......... 9 F. H. Nimmo, b Every ... 1 not out .......... 0 F. D. Gray, c Saunders, b Brown............................... 7 J. Parker, not out .......... 0 B 2, lb 1........................ 3 B 3, lb l ... 4 Total ................. 30 Total ... 36 U n iv e r s it y C o l l e g e S c h o o l . M. C. Dahl, c Harris, b Shuttleworth ... 4 M. C. de Lissa, b Nimmo .................20 E.D.Brown,b Shuttle- worth ................. 0 G.E. Every, cNimmo, b Shuttleworth ... 19 P.D.Zizinia,bShuttle- worth ................. 2 E. E. de Lissa, b Nlmmo ................. 1 A. P. Van Neck, b Nimmo ................... 4 D. Elliot-Lockhart, not out ................... 1 H.S.Howard,bNimmo 2 A. D. Saunders, b Nimmo ................... 1 E. B. Nathan, b Shuttleworth ... 3 B 3, lb 2 ............ 5 Total ... 62 UN IVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. ALDENHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Played at Aldenham on June 7. U n iv e r s it y C o l l e g e S c h o o l . Second Innings. c Low, b Bacot 13 First Innings. W. P. Levick, lbw, b Luz- more ... •........................ 0 M. C. de Lissa, lbw, b Luzmore ........................ 1 R. M. Moffat, b Luzmore 0 G. E. Every, c Luzmore, b Low ............................... 3 P. D. Zizinia, b Luzmore 6 E. D. Brown, b L o w .......... 4 E. E. de Lissa, b Chatteris 24 A. C. Hyde, b Luzmore ... 4 A. P. Van Neck, b Bacot... 7 A. D. Saunders, b Bacot 0 H. S. Howard, not out ... 0 b Bacot b Bacot ... 17 ... 0 Lb c and b Luzmore 6 lbw, b Bacot ... 2 c Strouts, b Luzmore ... 13 c Pauli, b Bacot 1 not out .......... 3 b Luzmore ... 1 b Luzmore ... 2 c Elliott, b Bacot .......... 0 B 5, lb 1 ... 6 Total .................52 Total ... 61 A l d e n h a m G r a m m a r S c h o o l . First Innings. C.R. Luzmore, c andbVan Neck ............................... A. M. Low, run out .......... H. P. C. Skingley, b Van Neck ............................... G. R. Bacot, b Brown J. R, Pauli, c Hyde, b Van Neck ............................... A. A. Elliott, b Brown Second Innings. 0 lbw, b Brown ... i 8 c Every, b Van Neck .......... ; 3 b Brown ... 7 b Brown ......... i 5 run out ........ « 3 cM . d e Lissa, b Brown .......... i H. Y. Chatteris, c and b Brown.............................. 4 lbw, b Brown . C. H. Sto«k, b Van Neck... 0 no tout J. R. Cornah, c Hyde, b Van N eck........................ 2 not out ... . J. E. C. Shield, not out ... 2 C. M. Strouts, b Van Neck 10 b Van Neck L b ............................... 2 B 1, lb 2 . Total ... 46 Total