Cricket 1888

814 CEICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. AUG. 2, 168a CO U N T Y C R IC K E T IN 1888 . T h e following will show the results of the matches played between the nine leading counties up to Saturday la st:— i * =>S & cfl 3 £ £ ao t- -Q s>» .Q 00 d pt •3 £ cj 8 S 3 a* & Ss a £ cfi P 3 l5raw by 1U wkts. i 0 r? * t p X2 I by 116 1 t£ * * flo a ^ * * I 1 tn♦3 * o -Q CD 1 -Q $ 1 £ c8 1 * * p p J B .2 ►» & © 1 YorKBhn beat Notts beat £ 0.2 3 Kent beat T3 c& -= (O rQ 3 MONTE VIDEO v. H.M.S. RUBY. Played at Monte Video in May. M o n te V id e o . H. J. W hitty, b W illiam son ................ ! P. D. Chater, c and b Fraser ................. I C. N uttall, c W illiam­ son, b Hickley H. H. Leng, c Johns, b Hickley................. H. Alexander, c Hickley, b Eraser... 9 , C. Jefferies, 1 b w, b Fraser .................. 27 ! H.M.S. R uby. Mr. Fraser, b Chater 4 Rev. W . Pitm an, b Mr. Bickley, c Long, Chater ................. 0 b C h a te r................. 3 Mr. Guyatt, b Mr. Lily, c AlexanChater .................. 0 der, b C hater.......... 4 Mr. French, b Mr. Robinson, not Chater .................. 4 out ......................... 80 Johns b Chater 8 Mr. Hemslowe, run E x tras................. 5 out ......................... 6 — Calder, b Jefferies ... 2 Tofal .......... 77 W illiam son, b W il­ liams... ................. 11 ME. H. GRIPPER’S XI. v. CHATHAM HOUSE. Played at Ramsgate on July 7. M r . H. G r ip p ir ’ b X I. H. B. Gripper, b H. H u n t............................64 C. Friend, c Banka, b Bandeman ..........113 F. C. Chambers, b Sandeman .......... 3 S. W. Pedley, at Goldsmid, b Banks 11 A. Sutherland, b Sandeman .......... 5 E . Baggallay, o Langley, b Sande­ m an ............................10 R. Buckworth, b J. Hicks .......... ... 0 H. Gripper, b J. Hicks .......... ... 4 P. Marley, c Browne, b Sandeman ... ... 8 Fuller, c Goldsm id, b J. H ic k s .......... ... 4 Spragge, not out ... 0 E x tra s.......... ... 11 Total ... ...233 C h ath am H ouse . A. H unt, c H. G r i p p e r , b Chambers .......... 4 H. Hunt, b Pedley ... 8 H. Hicks, b Pedley ... 7 A. Gray, b Chambers 8 Sandeman, st H. B. G r i p p e r , b Chambers ..........11 Goldsmid, c Pedley, b C h am bers.......... 2 Langley, b Pedley ... Rev. E. G. Banks, c H. Gripper, b Friend ................. L. Browne, b Friend Waddilove, not out E. Hicks, st H. B. Gripper,b Chambers E x tras.................. Total ... 00 LORETTO SCHOOL. Matches played 15—won 6 , drawn 3, lost 6 . B ATT ING AV ERAG ES. Times Most in Inns.not out.Runs.an Inns.Aver. F. E . Woodhead ... 18 .. 2 .. 488 .. 75 .. 30.5 P. C. Cochran.„ ... 18 .. 1 .. 140 .. 39 .. 8.2 R . H. D un.......... ... 18 .. 2 .. 197 .. 68 .. 12.3 Maxwell Rose... ... 17 .. 2 ... 124 .. 26*.. 7.7 Sydney Gedge... ... 19 ... 0 ... 165 .. 33 .. 8.6 N. A. M ’Leod ... ... 12 .. 1 ... 80 .. 31*.. 7.3 J. L. Henderson ... 12 .. 2 ... 32 .. 17 .. 3.2 G. J. Gibson ... ... 6 .. 3 .. 20 .. 12*.. 5.0 D. L . Evans ... ... 16 .. 3 .. 300 .. 67*.. 23.8 A. P. Smeaton... ... 19 .. 1 - 190 .. 56 .. 10.5 Stuart Paton ... ... 8 .. 1 ... 49 .. 18 .. 7.0 B O W LIN G AV ERAG ES. Balls Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. F. E . Woodhead. . 996 ... 84 . . 282 .. 27 .. 10.4 P. C. Cochran . . 130 ... 5 . . 68 .. 6 . . 11.3 R . H. D un ... . . 1190 ... 31 . . 693 .. 57 ... 10.4 Maxwell Rose . . 808 ... 53 . . 817 .. 23 ... 13.7 Sydney Gedge . . 74 ... 2 . . 35 .. 5 ... 7.0 N. A. M ’Leod . . 153 ... 7 . . 80 .. 3 . . 26.6 D. L. Evans... . . 345 ... 40 . . 104 .. 7 . . 14 8 A. P. Smeaton . . 130 ... 3 . . 76 .. 3 . . 25.3 J. S. P a to n ......... . 158 .. 11 . . 44 .. 3 . . 14.6 ROSSALL SCHOOL. Matches played 11—won 5, drawn 6 . BATT ING A V ERA G ES. R. C. T. Moor, b Fraser ................. 20 Inns Times Most in not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. R . Theobald, b H. H. M arriott 9 ... 0 ... 384 ... 80 .. 20.4 Fraser ................. 12 F.,V. Heath ... 8 ... 0 ... 77 ... .. 9.6 G. W illiam s, c HickP. Higson 10 ... 0 ... 140 ... 43 . . 14 ley, b Fraser.......... 9 H. Binckes, not out T. Hughes 7 ... 1 .. 21 ... 9 .. 3.5 H. A. Hutton... 11 ... 1 .. 94 ... 3t5 .. 9.4 E x tra s................. 8 B. Lorrim er ... 8 2 29 ... 11* .. 4.8 __ J.:C. M allam ... 11 i 137 ... 26 .. 13.7 Total ..........191 A.' E . M arriott 11 ... i .. 84 ... 37 .. 8.4 C. J. H. Barr... 8 ... o .. 106 ... 37 .. 13.2 H. N. Lowndes 7 ... 0 ., 117 ... 57 .. 16.7 1T. A. Higson ... 5 2 .. 54 ... 89* .. 18 B O W L IN G AV ERAG ES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. H. V. Heath... 228 ... 67 ... 423 ... 47 ... 9 F.H. M arriott 145 ... 48 ... 281 ... 22 ... 12.27 T. E . M arriott 163.3 .... 60 .,.. 295 ... 24 .... 12.79 A. Hughes ... 90 ... 27 ..,. 224 .,.. 16 ... 14 H. A. H utton 18 ... 0 ., ,. 51 .,,. 3 ... 17 DERBYSHIRE v, ESSEX. The Derbyshire eleven suffered another defeat at Derby on Tuesday, when Bssex beat them by 118 runs. The winners, who went in first on Monday had the best of the game throughout, and showed to advantage at all points. Burns was the principal scorer in the match, and his stand with Mr. Rowe in the second innings of Essex was one of the best features of the play. Davidson’s 19 was the highest contribution on the Derbyshire side. Burns, too, bowled with some success, taking five wickets for 38 runs. Mr. Bishop’s figures in Derbyshire’s first innings are also worthy of notice. E ssbx . First Innings. Mr.H.G. Owen, b Davidson 7 Mr. J. J. Read, b Cropper 6 Mr. H. Fowler, b Cropper 2 Mr.R.C. Gosling, b H ulm e 12 Mr. C. D. Buxton, c R a t­ cliffe, b Chatterton ... 11 Burns, run out ...» .......... 17 Rowe, b Hulm e ... .......... 2 Mr. R . Sewell, run out ... 7 Mr. G. Fowler, b H ulm e ... 3 Mr. C. E. Green, b W alker 7 Mr. F. A. Bishop, not out 6 B ................. <n ... 4 Second Innings, b Chatterton ... 24 b Bagshaw ... 5 c Chatterton, b Bagshaw ... 18 b Cropper ... ... 26 b Davidson st Disney, Cropper ... run out ... run out ... not out ... b Bagshaw b C ropper... B £ 1 b 6 44 . 42 , 4 r 1 . 3 . 3 Total ... 84 Total ...179 D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. M r.L.G. W right, bB ishop 7 c Burns, b G. Fowler ..........1< 0 b G. Fowler ... ( 0 c Green, b G. Ratcliffe. run out .......... Mr. W . E . Pedley, c Gos­ ling, b B uxton.................. Storer, b Bishop .u ... 4 Bagshaw, b Bishop ... ... 4 Mr. G. G. W alker, c Gos­ ling, b B ish o p ................ Chatterton, c Fowler, t B u rn s ................ ... ... Davidson, b B u r n s .......... Cropper, not out.................. Hulm e, c H. Fowler, b Bishop ... ... .......... Disney, c G. Fowler, b Bishop................................ 0 B 1,1 b 2.......... ... 3 Fowler ... run out c Gosling, B um s ... 18 b G. Fowler .., 14 b B urns .......... 3 1 b w, b Burns... 7 b Bishop ... ... 6 run out ... ... not out B ... Total Total , 6 3 2 19 2 , 10 79 B OW LIN G ANALYSIS. E ssex . Davidson Cropper C hatterton.., Hulm e ... »*» W alker... First Innings. O. M. R . W . 9 .. 22 18 27 1 29 2 7 1 16 3 1 1 Second Innings. O. M. R . W . ... 13 6 18 1 . 17.3 . 16 7 . 8 Bagshaw 24 37 3 28 1 16 0 28 0 43 3 D e r b y sh ir e . B uxton... B ishop... G. Fowler Burns ... Sewell ... First Innings. O. M. R. 15 7 16 23.311 33 6 6 4 5 0 4 1 8 2 1 0 1 0 W . 1 .. Second Innings. O. M. R . W . ... 4 0 7 0 ... 23 12 20 1 ...10.1 4 14 4 ... 33 21 28 3 In amatch between the Alderley and Brook­ lands Clubs, played at Alderley on July 28, J. A. Forsyth (not out 64) and H. D. Pagden (not out 34) made 93 runs for Alderley in thirty-five minutes. The former’s 64 con­ tained ten 4’s. - fi*w