Cricket 1888

AUG. 2 , 1688 . CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, 809 LANCASHIRE v, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The wioket was all in favour of the bowlers when these counties met on the ground of the Liverpool Club, Aigburth Road, Liverpool, on Thursday last, to commenqe their first match of the season. As a consequence the batsmen were generally seen to disadvantage, and, in­ deed, only one of the four completed innings reached the hundred. Lancashire winning the toss made a moderate show against the bowling of Woof, Roberts, and Mr. W . G. Grace, and the one feature of their innings was the batting of Briggs, who, though he ought to have been caught when he had made sixteen, hit very well for his thirty-five. Gloucestershire fared even worse when their turn came to bat, and in exactly an hour they were out for thirty-three, fire of the eleven having failed to score. Briggs and Barlow bowled unohanged, and the former’s figures were remarkable. His last sis overs were delivered i p r three runs and six wickets. Entering on their second innings with a very useful lead of 75 runs. Lancashire made a better stand, and thanks to Mr. Eccles and Sugg, the score was 61 when the third wicket fell. After their separation, though, Woof’s bowling proved very effective, and the innings after all closed for a total of only 97. Glou­ cestershire had a hopeless task when they went in on Friday morning, wanting 173 to win. The result, too, was never in doubt, as Briggs and Barlow again bowled without a change, and, as when the tenth wicket fell the total was only 56,Lancashire had an easy win, being 116 runs to the good. Briggs, who in the previous match at Manchester had taken thir­ teen Derbyshire wickets for 39 runs, brought a most successful week to a brilliant close. His twelve wickets cost 45 runs, so that in two following matches hewas creditedwith twenty- five wiokets for 84 runs, or an average of under three and a half runs. LANOA8HIRH. First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Woof 7 lbw.bW.G.Grace 16 Barlow, lbw, b Roberts ... 5 lbw.bW.G.Grace 0 Sugg, c Painter, b W oof... 8 b Radcliffe 23 Mr. J. Eccles, c W. G. Grace, b Roberts .......... 10 b Radcliffe 25 Briggs, b W . G. Grace ... 35 c W. G. Grace, b W oof .......... 18 Mr. S. M. Crosfleld, c E. M. Grace, b Roberts ... 5 lbw, b Radcliffe 1 Baker, b W oof ................. 8 c Page, b Woof 6 Mr. C. L. Jones, o E. M. Grace, b W oof................. 5 b W oof ifi ... 3 Yates, c E. M. Grace, b Roberts ................ ... 0 c E. M. Grace, b Woof *. .„ 1 Pilling, c Pullen, b W . G. G r a c e ............................... 10 not out .......... 4 Watson, not ou t.......... ... 3 c Pullen, b W oof 0 B 8, lb 4 ........................ 12 B 4, lb 1 ... 5 Total .................108 Total .* 97 G lo u c est ersh ire . First Innings. Mr. W. G Grace, b Barlow 4 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Watson, b Barlow ........................ 8 Mr. W. W. Pullen, b Briggs 12 Mr. O.G. Radcliffe, run out 5 Painter, b Briggs .......... 0 Mr. W. Troup, st Pilling, b Briggs ........................ 0 Mr. F. Townsend, b Briggs 2 Mr. H. V. Page, c Hornby, b Briggs ........................ 0 Woof, c Eccles, b Briggs... 0 Mr. J. A. Bush, c Eccles, b Barlow ........................ 0 Roberts, not ou t................. 2 Second Innings, b B a rlow ..........16 c Sugg, b Barlow c Hornby, b Briggs .......... c Barlow, b Briggs .......... st Pilling, b Briggs .......... 10 Ibw, b Briggs ... c Sugg, b Briggs b Briggs ... ... run out .......... not out .......... c and b Barlow B ... ... Total .................33 Total ... 56 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a ncash ire . Second Innings. O. M. R.W . .......... 32.2 15 35 5 .......... 4 2 5 0 .............. 22 8 31 2 Radcliffe 6 0 21 3 First Innings. O. M. R.W. W oof .......... 39 21 41 4 Roberts ... 36 16 48 4 W. G. Grace 3 0 7 2 G lo u c est ersh ire . First Innings. O M. RW . Briggs..........15 9 13 6 Barlow ... 14.3 6 20 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. .......... 23 9 32 6 .......... 22.1 13 22 3 PALLINGSWICK v. EASTBOURNE. Played at Eastbourne on July 23 and 21. P a llin g s w ic k . J. S. Haycraft, b W ood........................50 A. F. Bettinson, c Poyntz, b Brown 0 S Chee!man,b Brown 25 Marlow,bBraybrooke 19 F. 8. Heynemann, b Brown ................. 0 J. W. Clemence, c Braybrooke, b Shuter ................ 13 F. Clemence, c Hart, b Shuter.................52 A. H. Millson, c Brown, b Bray­ brooke .................69 E. A. Collins, c Poyntz, b Shuter 27 P. J. de Launey, b Brown ................. 6 A. W . Graham, not out ........................ 2 B 18, lb 4,w 5,nb 1 28 Total 291 E astbourne . First Innings. Second Innings. W.A. Cardwell, c F. Clem­ ence, b Bettinson..........11 b Marlow ... . L. A. Shuter, p and b F. Clem ence........................45 b F. Clemence . Brown, run o u t.................11 b Collins ... . H. M. Braybrooke, b F. Clem ence............... ... 4 R. Mortimer, b Marlow .„ 4 C. Lonsdale, b F. Clem­ ence ............................... 5 Hart, b M arlow ................. 1 E. A. Owen, b Collins 25 G. H. Wood, run out..........13 R. H. Gwynne, c Haycraft, b Bettinson ... ... 0 H. W. Pornta,not out ... 0 B 18, % 2, nb 1 ..........21 Total .* .......140 b M arlow ..........47 c Haycraft, b F. Clemence ... 11 b F. Clemence ... 0 e Haycraft, b F. Clemence ... 7 b M arlow ..........25 b C ollin s .......... 8 not out .......... 7 Ibw, b Collins .. 3 B 4, w 1 ... 5 Total ...135 PALLINGSWICK v. LEWES PRIORY. Played at Lewes on July 26. P a llin g s w ic k . J. S. Haycraft, b Brewster.................67 F. S. Heynemann, b Mayes ... .*. ... 2 S. Cheeseman, c Mayes, b Brewster 13 A. H. Millson, b Major........................ 5 Marlow, c and b Sampson.................54 F. Clemence, c and b Brewster.................12 E.A. Collins, b Samp­ son ........................ 0 A. F. Bettinson, not out ........................ 15 D. H. Hewitt, b Mayes ................. 1 A. W. Graham, b Sampson................. 1 P. J, de Launey, c Brewster, b Samp­ son ........................ 0 B 11, lb 5, w 1 ... 17 Total ...187 L ewes P r io r y . First Innings. J. Major, b M arlow .......... J. Chandler, c and b C ollins.............................. J. Mayes, b M arlow.......... R. King-Sampson, c Mill­ son, b C ollins................. G. H. Brewster, run o u t... Rogers, b Marlow .......... A. Hammond, b Marlow... W. Hammond, o Graham, b M arlow ................. ~ H. Beeman, b Marlow ... W. S. Norman, not out ... H. Hopper, b Collins.......... B ............................... Second Innings. 0 b Marlow ... ... 0 0 st Hewitt, b Marlow ..........14 7 b Marlow .......... 2 8 c Graham, b M arlow .......... 0 4 b Clemence ... 3 0 c and b Marlow 5 0 b M arlow .......... 8 b Clemence b Clemence run out not out B l . l b l Total .................29 Total ... 33 PALLINGSWICK v. SOUTH SAXONS. Played at St. Leonards on July 27 and 28. P a llin g s w ic k . J. 8. Haycraft,c Tuck, b Pigg .................26 F. 8. Heynemann, b Pigg ........................35 A. H. Millson, lbw, b Leigh-Sm ith.......... 2 S. Cheesman, b Beas­ ley ........................ 7 Marlow, b P ig g ..........3 i J. W. Clemence, c Pigg, b Beasley ... 5 S outh S axons . F. Clemence, c Leigh Smith, b Pigg........................24 A. F. Bettinson, not out ........................ 8 E. A. Collins, b Pigg 0 P. J. de Launey, b P igg........................ 0 A. W. Graham, b Timmins .......... 3 B 12,1 b l, n b 1 11 Total ..........156 A. C. Coles, b J. W. Clemence................. 5 R. Foster, b F. Clemence.................14 H. Pifeg, c Heyne­ mann, b J. W. Clem ence................17 F. C. Timmins, b F. Clem ence..........24 F. G. Chichester, c Bettinson, b F. Clemence... ... 1 W. H. Benthall, Lowles, and T. C. Goldsworthy did not bat. F. G. Tuck, 1 b w, b F. Clemence.......... 9 W. Leigh-Smith, not out ........................ 3 W. Beasley, not out ........................13 B5, lb 3, n b l . . . 9 Total ... 95 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. HACK­ BRIDGE HOUSE. Played at Hackbridge on July 21. H a ck b rid g e House. W. T. Goad, b BuU... 13 S. Jones, c Bull, b Cooper ..............24 E. Gilbert, c G. H. Wells, b Wyld ... 3 H. M. Hambling, b Bull .....................10 T. P. Castlev, st G.H. Wells, b Walters ... 25 C. Burtley, c G. H. Wells, b B u ll........ 3 A. J. Hazoll, b Cooper 5 W. Hambling, run out ............................17 W. F. Hazell, c M. Wells, b BuU.......... 0 J. E. Nicholls, b W alters................... 1 G. J. B. Jackson, not out .......................... 2 B 4,1 b 3 ........... 7 Total ...110 B urlington W anderers . R. S. Wyld, run o u t 7 H. T. Bull, c and b Jones... .« ..........28 G. H. Wells, b Gilbert ............. 0 W. Thomson, b Gil­ bert ........................ 25 E.C. Cooper, run out 32 A. J. Bayley, b Gil­ bert ........................ 0 M. Wells, 1 b w, b Goad ... ... ... 4 A. Walters, b Goad 0 R. Hazard, b Gilbert 4 V. W. Blair, not out 0 B 11, n b 1 ..........12 Total ...112 BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. CHARL­ TON PARK. Played at Charlton Park on July 21. B u r lin g to n W a n d e re rs. E. C. Lindup, st Laurence, b Martin 44 A. E. Gent, c Pease, b Martin .................28 F. W . Freeman, c and b M artin.......... 0 W. H. Lunnon, c Turner, b Burnett... 2 E. Williamson, c Laurence, b Martin 11 C. E. Judge, c Bur­ nett, b Martin ... 0 Total C harlton P ark . Capt. McCanlis, b A. Carter, c Tumor, b P ea se.................20 F. W. B. Godrich, not o u t .................13 S. Cook, c Martin, b Pease ................. 7 D. M. Bowie, c Turner, b Pease ... 11 A.E. Greene, b Pease 0 L b ................. 2 ...138 3 Williamson .......... 0 A. H. Pease, b Wil­ liamson ... .......... 3 S. R. Sargent, b Free­ man ........................15 F. W . Holton, run out 6 H.Stapley, b William­ son ........................ 3 W. Martin,b William­ son ......................... 5 H. S. Laurence, c Judge, b Freeman 28 G. Risch, b William­ son ... ................. 11 G. Turner, b Wil­ liamson ................. 6 W. Burnett, b Free­ man ........................ 0 F. Allen, not out ... 0 B 8,1 b 2, n b 1... 11 Total ... 83