Cricket 1888

292 GRICKETs A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 26, 1888. Peel’s figures were, on the whole, decidedly the best. In the match he was credited with twelve Lancashire wickets at an expense to his side of only 62 runs. L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Hill,b W ad e.......... ... ... ... 7 Barlow, c Ulyett, b Peel... 8 Mr. J. Eccles. lbw, b Wade 0 F. Sugg, c Hill, b Peel ... 27 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, c Wormald, bPeel ....... 10 Briggs, b Wainwright ... 19 Baker, b Peel .................. 1 Mr. R. W . Kentfield, c Peel, b Wainwright................. Yates, c Wainwright, b Peel ................................ 5 Pilling, b Wainwright ... I Watson, not out.................. 0 B ................................ I Total .............. 79 Y o r k sh ir e . c Lee, b Peel ... 3 c Ulyett, b Peel 0 run out .......... 3 c Ulyett, b Peel 6 10 c Ulyett, b Peel 0 lbw, bPeel......... 5 1 c Hill, b Peel ... 36 0 c Peel, b Wade 18 c Preston, b Peel 4 not out .......... 2 b Wainwright ... 0 B 4, lb 1 ... 5 Total ... 82 First Innings. Ulyett, b B riggs.................18 Hall, c Crosfield, b Briggs 0 Lee. c Hornby, b Briggs... 1 Mr. H. Hill, b Watson ... 13 Peel, c Crosfleld, b Briggs 0 Wainwright, st Pilling, b Briggs............................... 9 Moorhouse, run o u t.......... 7 Preston, st Pilling, b Wat­ son ............................... 1 Wade, b Watson ........... 0 Smith, b B riggs.................. 0 Wormald, not out .......... 2 Second Innings. b W atson ..........30 c Eccles,bBriggs 2 b W atson.......... 4 c Sugg, b Briggs 4 b Barlow ..........2) b Watson ... b Barlow ... not out b Barlow ... not out B 10, lb 5 ,.. 12 16 Total Total ...111 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. 0 . M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Peel ..........41 20 32 5 .......... 35 20 31 7 Wade ..........19 U 95 2 .......... 6 2 10 1 l'reston ... 11 5 13 0 .......... 8 4 10 0 W’ainwright 10 7 8 3 .......... 23 12 18 1 Smith 4 0 9 0 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. m . R.W. O. M. R.W. Briggs..........33 17 24 6 .......... 48 28 81 2 Kentfield ... 21 11 18 0 .......... 18 8 24 0 Watson ... 11.3 8 9 3 .......... 28 3! 11 21 3 Baker... 5 2 6 0 Barlow 11 5 14 3 M.C.C. & GROUND v. NOTTS. Play in this match, begun at Lord’s on Thursday, was practically limited to Satur­ day, and as a consequence the interest in the fixture was greatly reduced. On Thursday rain stopped the game after Notts had made fifteen for the loss of one wicket, and a re­ sumption was not possible on Friday from the same cause. On Saturday between 11.30 and 6.30 only twenty wickets fell, and as the aggregate number of rnns was only 178 it will be seen the play was very slow. The chief features of the match were the batting of Scotton and Mr. Daft for their respective sides, and the bowling of Martin for M.C.C. The last-named took five of the ten wickets in the first innings of Notts for 32 runs. At the finish the County was 25 runs on with nine wickets to fall. N otts . First Innings. Mr. J. S. Robinson, b Jos. Briggs, b Martin 9 Martin ............... a 3 Flowers, c and b Gunn, b Nepean ... 15 P h illip s......... 3 Mr. H. B. Daft, stM c- Shacklock, not out... 9 Gregor, b Martin... 28 8herwin, b Phillips 7 Barnes, b Martin ... 16 B ............... 1 Mr. G. Beves, b ' __ Philips ..........12 Total ..........108 Kirk, b Phillips ... 4 Attewell, st Mc­ Gregor, b Martin... 1 In the Second Innings Robinson scored b Phil­ lips 0, Gunn (not oat) 0; b 1—Total, 1. M.C.C. and G. Scotton, c and b Briggs .................25 Mr. S. C. Newton, c Robinson, b Briggs 0 Chatte ton, c Daft, b Flowers ................ 8 J. Davenport, b Shacklock ..........13 Major Spens, c Flowers, b Barnes 0 Mr. W. C. Bridgeman, b Flowers.................12 Mr. E. A. Nepean, c Attewell, b Briggs W. West, b Attewell Mr. G. McGregor, b Attewell................. J. Phillips, b Atte­ well ........................ Martin, not out B 4,1 b 2 .......... T o t a l..........: BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o tts . First Innings. O. M. R. . 32.113 43 ,. 33 16 32 3 12 Phillips Martin .. Nepean.. Chatterton... 15 12 West 9 6 3 14 Second Innings. W. O. M. R. W. 4 .......... 3 3 0 1 5 .......... 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 Briggs .. blowers.. Attewell M.C.C. AND G. O. M. R. W . O. .40 2 > 32 3 1Barnes .. 16 , 38 26 16 2 Shacklock 9 17.1 9 9 3| M. R. W. 9 13 1 5 8 1 CLAPHAM WANDERERS v. EWELL Played at Ewell on July 21. E w e l l . J. H. Bridges, b C. P. Dowing, b Jephson ................. 10 Bicknell................. 8 P. M. Walters, b A. G. H o 1 la n d. Bicknell .......... ... 58 c Mursell, b Jeph- H. M. Walters, lbw, b t- on ........................ 11 Bicknell ................. 23 H. King, b Bieknell 8 Dr. Leggatt, b JephC. Wood, not out ... 1 son ........................ 1 Extras................. 11 W. Charman, c Saun— ders, b Green.......... 1 Total ..........136 A. Killick, b Bicknell 0 D. Napper, c Winter­ bottom, b Bicknell 4 C lapham W an d erers . S. Colman, b CharD.L. A. Jephson, not man ........................ 26 out ........................ 46 F. E. Saunders, c and H. V. Bate, not out 1 b Kil i c k ................. 78 Extras................. 15 G. E. Bicknell, b Leg__ gatt ........................ 6 Total ......... 172 A. H. Behrend, H. A. Smith, L. Pare, R. D Green, A. Winterbottom and Rev. A . Mursell did not bat. CLAPHAM WANDERERS v. EALING. Played at Ealing on July 14. E a lin g . R. W. Williams, b B a t e ........................77 A. M. Hemsley, c Winterbottom, b Bicknell ................. 1 A. Batchelor, c and b Bicknell .................13 T.Tyndale.cSaunders, b Jophson ... .,. 1 P.O.Smith,c Jephson, b Bicknell ..........27 R. M. Pearce, c Bate, b Green .................18 Rev. A. Owen, b Green .................14 E.Jowit^, b Jephson 7 W. Daw, c Smith, b Bickuell.................14 B. C. Pearce, c Saunders,bBicknell 5 J, W. Frye, not out... 3 Extras.................21 Total ...201 F. E. Saunders, b Jowitt .................69 L. Pare, b Batchelor 6 H. V. B a t e , b Batchelor.................40 G. E. Bicknell, c Batchelor,bHemsley 16 D. L. A. Jephson, b Hemsley .................10 H. A. Smith, b Pearce 6 P. D. Green, b Hems­ ley ......................... 0 C lapham W a n d erers . F. Firth, b Pearce... 1 A. Winterbottom, b Hemsley................. 3 P. J. Joy, not out ... 7 E. M u r s e l l , b Pearce ................. 0 Extras.................14 T otal..........172 E v e ry C ric k e te 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 the season arranged in chrono­ logical order, table for registration of players in matches to come, pages for insertion of other en­ gagements. laws of cricket, etc., etc. Handy size for the pocket, bound in cloth; in leather wallets, gilt lettering, Is. 6 d. SOUTHGATE v. PARK ROVERS. Played at Southgate on July 21. S o u th g a te . A. E. White, b Higgs 15 E. S. Harris, b E. C. Saunders, c Knight .......... ... 0 Nimmo, b Higgs ... 7 W. R. Jenkins, b F. Bryan, not out ...101 Knight .......... ... 12 F. P. Francis, b E. Jiggins, c and b Knight ................. 30 Knight .......... ... 19 J E. C. Leslie, c and C. S. Villiers, b b Johnson .......... 1 Johnson .......... ... 1 A. S. Harris, b JohnB 11 , w 1 ... ... 12 son ........................ 0 — J.Bradshaw.b Knight 3 Total ... ...201 P a rk R overs . H Tilden, 1 b w, b Francis ................ 0 B. Willis, b Bryan ... 0 D. Nimmo, c Francis, b Bryan ................. 1 E. Higgs, c Francis, b Bryan .................27 H. Carter, c Jiggins, b Bryan........................ 5 S. Stubbs, A. E. Watson, and H. J. Hogan did not bat. A. F. Johnson, b Jiggins ................. 0 C. Higgs, not out ... 6 A. W. Knight, not out .......... .......... 1 B ........................ 1 Total ... 41 ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL v. OLD PAULINES Played at Kensington on July 21. O ld P a u lin es . First Innings. G. F. Wilson, lbw, b Broomfield ................. Rev. McGill, c L. S. Browne, b Godfrey.......... H. T. Draper, b Godfrey... F. M. Marzials, b Godfrey H. W. Brown, c Tubbs, b Broomfield ................. H. Menzies, c sub., b Godfrey .......... ... ... P. V. Lyle, run out .......... A. T. Menzies, b Broom­ field .......... ... .......... J. H. Menzies, not out ... S. H. Clarke, b Broomfield H. T. Mackenzie, b God­ frey ........................ B4,lb 4 ........................ Second Innings. 0 not out .........15 2 b L. S. Browne... 0 3 3 c Lovell, b God­ frey ................. 6 3 lbw, b L. S. Browne .......... 2 0 2 b Godfrey ... 0 b Godfrey 8 B 2 , w 2 ... 18 4 Total ... 32 Total ... 45 S.P. A. Leechman, lbw, b Brown .................21 L. S. Browne, c J. H. Menzies, b Brown... 28 L. Tubbs, c J. H. Menzies, b Brown 1 A. E. Broomfield, c Lyle, b Draper ... 11 F. C. Godfrey, c W il­ son, b Draper..........82 J.M. Greenall, c Mar­ zials, b Draper ... 11 S. H.N.Bate, st H.Men­ zies b Wilson ... 0 S. S. Browne, c Marzials, b Wilson 18 J. S. Lovell, run out 8 R. C. Barwell, c A. Menzies, b Draper 14 F. Jefferis, not out... 38 B 2,1b I,w 9,nb2 14 Total ..246 LONDON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE v. MR. C. J. B. MARRIOTT’S XI. Played at Isleworth on July 21. L.I.C. H R. Ladell,b urn... 9 E. W.Chapman, c and b Leslie .................22 J. Le Fleming, b Leslie ................. 3 G. R. Lannowe, c Leslie, b Burn ... 16 T. Lewthwaite, b Leslie....................... 0 R. Bocquet, b Leslie 0 Read, not out ..........60 F. W. Stewart, b Leslie ................. 7 T. Martin, c Leslie, b L u ca s.................10 C. T. Waite, b Lucas 0 J. Beley, b Lucas ... 0 B4, l b l .......... 5 Total ...132 C. J. B. M a r r io tt’s XI. P. P. Dealtry, b Le C. D. Lucas, c and b F lem in g........ . ... 0 Flem ing................. 12 D. Leslie, b Le E. Cordeuse, b Read 0 Fleming ................. 4 O. J. B. Marriott, not A. Dealtry, b Read ... 5 out ........................ 0 J. W. Little, b R. A. Hay, b Read ... 3 Fleming ................. 0 A. Penteado, c Read, H. Burn, c Chapman, b Fleming .......... 1 b Fleming .......... 7 B 4, l b l .......... 5 W. Carpmail. c — Waiie, b Fleming... 0 Total .......... 37