Cricket 1888

258 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 12, import his batting was also attended w ith good results, and during a brief tour in Scotland he scored 73 and 52 for an England Eleven against W est of Scotland, as well as 176 and 46 not out of 48 for West of Scotland v. Bryn-y- neuadd. The high position he gained in 1887 has been more than maintained. Last year he was second to Robinson in the batting aver­ ages, and so far this season he shows every sign of holding, if nob of im proving his place. His best score for the County, as yet, has been his 102 not out against Gloucestershire, early last m onth at Gloucester, and last week in a m atch of small run-getting he was the chief scorer for the North of E ngland against the Australians at Manchester. That he is at present, in the opinion of m any, in the froTit. rank of professionals, is, too, proved by his selection to oppose the Gentlem en at the Oval to-day. There are indeed few more dangerous bats­ men among the Players. H is is m ostly a for­ ward game, and as he generally meets the ball hard and has great powers of hitting, when set he scores very fast, getting his runs all round with equal certainty. In out-cricket, too, he is seen to advantage, and in the long-field par­ ticularly is brilliant, being a safe catch, and covering a lot of ground. He has figured at the Association game of football, also, with credit, for Derby County and the Burnley Clubs, and is above the average of half-backs, playing with judgm ent as well as confidence. Our portrait is from a photograph by H aw­ kins & Co., 108, K ing’s R oad, Brighton. E S S E X v. H E R T S . E ssex won this m atch, played at Bishop Stortford on M onday and Tuesday, easily, having eight wickets in hand at the finish. H e r t s . First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. S. L. Westhall, c Gosling, b Buxton.......... 0 b B u xton .......... 0 Pearce, c Buxton, b Bishop............................... 2 b B u xton .......... 5 Mr. T. Pritchett, b Bishop 0 b Fowler .......... 12 Hearn, c Hishop, b Buxton 0 c Read bGosling 53 Mr. E. Crawley, not out... 17 c Read,b Buxton 33 Mr. C. Pigg, c Bastow, b B ishop..............................24 b G oslin g............. 19 Titchmarsh, c Burns, b Bishop... ........................ 0 c G r e e n , b Bishop ............ 21 Mr. E. L. Smith, b Buxton 10 c Almond,b Bux­ ton ................... 12 Rev.W.H. Heale, c Bishop, b Buxton ........................ 0 c Bastow, b Bishop .......... Mr. E. H. Wales, c and b Buxton............................... 1 b Fowler ........... 6 Wilson, b Buxton .......... 0 not out ........... 0 B ............................... 2 B 4, lb 2, w 2 8 Total .................56 E s s e x . First Innings. Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Titchmarsh ......... 9 Mr O. Gosling, c Wilson, b Pigg ...21 Almond, c Pearce, b Total ...170 Pigg Bastow, run out... Mr. H. Boyton, Wilson .......... Mr. H. M. Leaf, Titchmarsh ... Burns, run out... Mr.J.J.Read. b Swift 32 Mr. G. Fowler, not out..... 18 Mr. C. E Green, c , 17 Neale,b Pisrg.......... 6 Mr. F. A. Bishop, b P igg........................ B 17, lb 2 .............19 T ota l...........174 In the Second Innings Buxton scored c Pearce, b Swift 20, Gosling, b I'itchmarsh 4, Almond, (not Qut) 24, Burns, (not out; 6 .—Total, 54. P A R S E E S v. G E N T LEM UN OF RO CH ­ D A L E . R ain only allowed alittle play in this match on Monday, and,as a consequence, it was left unfinished oa Tuesday night, only ten wickets having fallen in the two days. R o c h d a l e . Kershaw, c and Pandole ......... Tattersall, b Pavri Bamford. b VVriter F. Taylor run out Hastings, b W.iter Lor i. b Writer ... Ha>illey,lbw,b Kanga 53 b ... 66 ... 12 ... "4 ... 4 < ... 9 . 3 5 Jas. Taylor, not out 14 Leach, b Kanga Thorpe, b Kan ,’a ... John Taylor, st Cooper, b Pandole Extras................. Total .. 2 P arsee 3 .—P. E. Pavri, (not out) 19, R. D. Cooper, (not out) 3J; extras 5.—Total, 51. P A R S E E S v. U N IT E D S ERV ICE S. The Parsees made another good show in this match, played at Portsmouth, on Friday and Saturday. A t the finish, the Services wanted 185 to win, w ith seven wickets to fall, so that the draw was certainly not in their favour. P arsees . First Innings Second Innings. P. D. Kanga, b Barnes ... 2 b Barnes ..........16 D. P. Dubash, b Wood ... 51 b Stebbing ... 48 A. D. Vatcha, b Barnes ... 0 not out .......... 2 R. D. Cooper, c Wallace, b H inde............................... 2 c Stebbing, b -r®. Hiude ..........43 S. H. Harver, b Hornby ... 42 c Hornby, b Barnes .......... 1 M. E. Pavri, b Hinde 1 lbw, b Stebbing 11 N. O Bapasola, c Wallace, b B eth an e....................... 0 b Fo.nvy .......... 0 D. S Mehta, c Barton, b B in d e............................... 1 c "arton.b Ste’’ bin g................. 2 J. M. Morenas, b Hornby 13 cWood.bBaru .s 11 R. R. E anee, c Stebbing, b H orn b y ........................12 c Barton, b Barnes ..........60 D. C. Pand' le, not out ... 0 b Barnes ..........12 B 3, lb 4, w 2 ................. 9 B 8 , lb 6 ... 14 M a l v e r n C o l l e g e . First Innings. Total Lieut. A. E. Barton, st Cooper,bPandole 8 Col. W . Wallace, c Pavri, b Pandole ... 8 Lieut <}. E. Barnes, b Pavri ................. 1 Lieut. H. A. Hornby, c Morenas, b Pavri .. 68 Lieut.P.J.JRadcliffe, b Pavri .................20 Surg. C. B. Hill, st Cooper, b Pandole 3 .................133 U n it e d S e r v ic e s . First Innings. Lieut.Wood, c Bapa­ sola, b Pandole ... Major A. S. Griffiths, cCooper, b Pandole Major H.B. Bethune, not out ................. Rev. F. C. Stebbing.c Dubash, b P avri... Surg. A. B. Hinde, lbw, b Pandole ... Total ...124 In the Second Innings Lieut. A. E. Barton scored b Pavri. 6 , Col. W. Wallace (not out) 29, Lieut. G. E. Barnes (not out) 6 , Lieut. H. A. Hornby, c Dubash, b Pavri, 0. Lieut. P, J. J. Radcliffe, c Pavri, 2; b, 2.—Total, 45. EMERITI MIDLAND TOUR. E M F R I fl v. CH E L T E N H AM COLLEGE. Played at Cheltenham on July 2 and 3. C h e l t e n h a m C o l l e o e . First Innings. W . Hodges, run out... 0 F. Willes, b Fitz- C. Davy, b Fitz- gerald .................. 5 gerald....................... 5 R. de Montmorency, L. Bigg, c Dean, b b Fitzgerald........... 1 P o p e ........................30 Baker, b Pope .......... 7 G. C. Swire, lbw, b Stott, b Fitzgerald... 1 P o p e ........................17 Young, not out............ 1 R. Thompson, b Fitz- B 4, lb 1, n b l ... 6 gerald .................17 — L. G. Mayers, c Dean, Total ..........109 b Pope ................. 4 Hon.G. Thesiger, lbw, b Pope .................15 In the Second Innings Davy scored b Fitzgerald 12. Bigg, c a t d b Fitzgerald 21, Swire, (not out) 26, Thompson, >Fitzgerald 6 , Willes, (not out) 17 ; b5, nb 2.—Total, 89. , E m e r it i . C.E do Trafford, run out ........................ 2 R. Pope, c Thesiger, b Stott .................46 E. Rodriguez, b Baker........................20 M. Fitzgerald, b Young ................. 4 M. E. Fenne=sy, lbw, b Young .................14 E. Bishop, b Young... 0 C. S. Dean, c Young, b Stott ................. 6 H. F. Harrison, o Thesiger, b Stott... H. R Prenderga-t, b Da*y........................] G. Lyons, b Stott ... F.H.Harding,b Stott J. G. Duplessis, not out ........................ B ........................ Total ..........P H. H. Hansard, b Fennessy.................27 R. M. Harvey, c and b f ennessy................. 4 P. H. Latham, c Lea, b Prendergast ... 60 H. R. Sedgwick, c Prendergast, b Bishop .................21 H. S. Ainslie, b Pren­ dergast ................ 3 F. H. Morris, b Pren­ dergast ................. 9 H. Malins, c and b Prendergast..........21 P. G. Reynolds, b Prendergast.......... 0 L. B. Corbett, b Prendergast.......... 4 C. G. Wotherspoon, c Bishop, b Fen* nessy .................16 A. Harding, not out 1 B 13,lb6,w7,nb3 29 Total ...195 EM E R IT I v. M A L V E R N CO L L E G E . Played at Malvern on July 4 and 5. E m e r it i . W. N. Lea. c Corbett, j M. E . Fennessy, not b M alins................. 0 out ............ F. Rodriguez. c Ains- I H R. Prendergast, b lie, b Ma in s ..........33 ! L ath am ........ 0 G. Lyons, c Malins, b 1 E . A. Bishop, lb w , H a rd in g................. 5 j b Latham ..... 0 C. S. Dean, b Harding 52 ; F. H. Harding, lb w , R. V. Berkeley, b b Latham .......... 0 Latham .................24 B 9, 1 b 3,n b 1... 13 J. G. Duplessis, b — Malins ................. 6 Total ..........182 H. V. Harrison, c Rey­ nolds, b Harding ... 14 ; In the Second Innings H. H. Hansard scored (not out) 9, H. R. Sedgwick, c Lyons, b Dean, 81, II. S. Ainslie, c Fennessy, b Prendergast, 12 ; b 4, w 1 —Total, 57. EM E R IT I v. DOW N SID E COLLEGE . Played at C hilcom pton on July 6 . E m e r it i . E. A. Bishop, c Con­ nolly, b Svveatman 9 J. G. Duplessis, c Bedingfeld, b Con­ nolly ... ............... F. H. Harding, b G reig...................... 21 /. S. Dean, b Greig.. 17 E . Rodriguez, b Greig 6 H. F. Harrison, b C onnolly.................16 J. P. Munster, c Kelly, b Greig ................. 0 D o w n s id e C o l l e g e . H. R. Prendergast, b G reig ................. 1 M. E. Fennessy, c Greig, b Connolly 14 C. C. Payne, not out ........................ 0 G. Lyons, c Kelly, b Greig ................. 3 T o t a l..........89 G. <^reig, c Bishop, b Fennessy................. 2 T. Pearson, c Bishop, b Munster .......... 1 H. m . Sweetman, b Fennessy................. 0 T. Caffrey, b Fen­ nessy ........................ 0 T. G. Murphy, b D ean........................36 J. Kelly, c and b Munster .......... . . . 3 C. Cave, not ouf ... 28 C.O’Conor.stBisliop, b Munster ....15 W. Bedingfeld, c Harrison, b Mun­ ster .......................... 2 E. Van Cutsen, b Dean .................. o J. Connolly, bDean 1 B 11,1 b 1, w 2 ... 14 ________Total ..........10a E W E L L v. H O R SH AM . Played at Ewell on July 7. E w e l l . J. H. Bridges, b F. R . Walters, st R., b Faulkner................. 97 H. T. B rooks........ 1 A. M. Walters,c ChitH. King, c A. Faulk­ tenden, b F. Faulkner, b H. T. Brooks 2 ner ........................ 31 W. Beams, lbw, b H. A.Killick.c R.Brooks, T. Brooks .......... 1 b A. Faulkner 15 C. N. Frecknall, c G., W. Charman, c F. b H. T. Brooks ... 1 Faulkner, b H. T S. Smith, not out ... 1 Brooks ................. 20 B 5, lb 5, w 1 11 R. Mason, c F.Faulk- ner, b H. T. Brooks 3 Total .......... 195 P. M. Walters, b F, Faulkner................. 12 H o r sh a m . R. Brooks, b CharC. Huntingford, b A. man ........................ 6 M. Walters .......... 2 A. Chittenden, b A. C. Coles, c Mason, b M. Walters .......... 8 A. M. Walters 3 A. Faulkner, b CharF. Faulkner, c and b man ........................ 0 A. M. Walters 3 F. Christian, b CharA. Woodron, c King, man ........................ 8 b A. M. Walters ... 0 H. T. Brooks,b CharE. Dodson, not out 0 man ........................ 3 B 6, lb 1 .......... 7 G. Brooks, b Char— man ........................ 14 Total .......... 54 HAM PSTEAD NONDESCR IPTS v. P R IV A T E BANKS. Played at Catford on June 25 and 20. H a m p s t e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . O. R. Bo radaile, c Thring, b Whitby 10 H. Wade, b Talbot... 12 L. •orke, b Austin ... 16 L Hutchinson, b Austin ................ 21 F. V. Selfe, st Thring, b T a lb ot................. 3 W. J. Haycraft, b Tali ot ................. 8 E. Abbott, b Talbot 3 P r iv a t e B a n k s R. L Williamson, c Hamilton,b Talbot 25 H. C. Watts, b Austin .................. 4 K. M. Moir, not out 0 a . N. Other,absent 0 B 6 ,1 b 1 .......... 7 Total ...109 F. W. Talbot, not out 6 B. Hay-Cooper, not out ........................ 4 C. H. M. Thring, b Haycraft......... ... 5 W. Austin, c Wade, b Hutchinson .......... 0 L b... E. M. Hamilton, b Hutch nson ..........11 Total C. \. Neilson, b Hay­ craft ....................... J. Hay. A. H. Bartlett, R. E Mills, N. G, Whitby, and 0 P. Johnston did tot bat,