Cricket 1888

816 OBIOKETi $ WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 3, 1668. Jane 13—Leyton, v. Oxford University Past and Present. Won by 74 rang. fune 16—Lord’s, v. Middlesex. Won by eight wickets. June 26—Birmingham, V. Elevenof England. Won by ten wickets. June 23 -Lord’s, v. M.C.C. and Ground. Won by 14 runs. June 23—Bradford, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. June 30—Manchester, y. North of England. Won by five wickets. July 4—Liverpool, v. Liverpool and District. Won by 130 runs. July 6—Leicester, v. Leicestershire. Lost by 23 runs. July 10—Derby, v. Derbyshire. Won by an innings and 79 runs. July 13—Stoke-on-Trent, v. an Eleven of England. Won by an innings and 136 runs. July 17—Lord’s, v. England. Won by 61 runs. July 20—Brighton, v. Sussex. Lost by 58 runs. July 24—Leyton, v. Cambridge Past and Present. Drawn. July 27—Huddersfield, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. July 30—Oval, v. Surrey. Drawn. P H IL B E R D S v . GRYPHON S. Played at Maidenhead on July 21. G rtphohs . First Innings. Second Innings. D. C. Lee. retired hurt ... 0 absent......... 0 H. Lyon, b E. Fisher ... 10 b Godfrey........ 36 A. F Harland. b Godfrev 7 lbw, b E. Fisher 2 J. A. Lyon, c Reynolds, b Humph*y ........................10 b Godfrey ... ... 9 A. 8. Webb, c Godfrey, b Humphry........................ 21 I. Bailey, not out ... ... 14 P. R. Wilson, b Godfrey..* 0 G. H. Neave, b Godfrey ... 0 A. S. Hickman, b Godfrey 0 J. Macfarlane, c Raven, b Humphry.......... ... ... 6 A. Anderson, absent... 0 c T e n c h , Godfrey ... b Godfrey ... not out c Godfrey, Raven ... c O. P. Fisher, b Godfrey b 10 - 7 ... 4 b _ 4 B 6, lb 2... Total b Baven c and Fisher B ... ... 3 E. .* 1 - 17 * ... ... 75 P h ilb b r d s . Total 72 P.Humphry, cWebb, b Hailey ... ...160 H. J. Price, b Neave... 12 C. J. M. Godfrey, lbw, b Neave ................. 3 F.. Fisher, b Bailey ... 21 W. Tench, b Webb ... 0 Rev. W. Raven, c Bailey, b H. Lyon... 42 O. P. Fisher, not out 81 C. J. Penrice, b Mac* farlane .......... 0 Rev. R. Formby, b Macfarlane ... ... 0 L. W. Reynolds, b Macfarlane ... 3 H: T. Davy, run out ft B 13,lb 6,w6,nb 3 28 Total ...300 SU R B ITON v. E SH E R . Played at E sher on July 21. E shbr . A. Bovill, c and b Holdship................. 0 H. P. Jillard, b Hold­ ship ................. ... 1 L. Martineau, bWin­ deler .......... .- ... 0 G. Miller,b Holdship 1 Bowler, not out ... 13 W. H. Game, absent 0 G. Bird, st Doulton, b Holdship.................. 5 J. Turner, b Win­ deler........................ 3 A.Martineau, c Strachan, b Win­ deler.., .................10 W. Martineau, c Doulton, b Win­ deler ........................ n E. Petty, b Holdship 7 B 3,1 b 1 .......... 4 S u r b ito n , Total ... 44 J. R. Garrod, c Marti­ neau. b Game ... 19 W. Cooke, run out ... 6 A. R. Holdship, c Bovill, b Game ... 38 Strachan, not out ... 43 R. Howell, lb w ... 10 B. Howell, e Gillard, bMiller ................. 8 G. H. Windeler, st Ma r t i n e a u , b Martineau .......... 0 A. P. Doulton, st Martineau, b Mar­ tineau ................. A. Read.b Martineau J. H. Strachan, b Martineau .......... L. Easum, b Marti­ neau ... .M ... B 8,1 b 1 ... ... Total ...127 T he Magazine o f Sport for this m onth contains a cricket sketch, “ Losing C aste," by Leatherhunter. BEDDINGTCfN v. B AN S T E A D . Played at Beddington on July 28. B anstead . J. Forrester, c Good­ ison. b Henderson... 0 W. Palmer, bHender­ son ........................14 H. Gibbons, b Hender­ son ........................ 0 J. Muggeridge, b Hen­ derson ................. 6 F. Russell, b Peile ... 0 C. J. Knibbs, b Hen­ derson ................. 0 T. Muggeridge, c Goodison, b Peile... 3 not W. Peasley, out ........................ A. Balchin, b God­ dard........................ W. Heller, b Pothe­ cary ........................ A. Muggeridge, b Pothecary .......... B l . n b l .......... Total . 57 B eddington . Evans, not A. F. out ........................ 0 B2,1b 1,wl,nb2 6 W. E. Hayman, c T. M u g g e r i d g e , b Russell ................ T. Henderson, c Gib­ bons, b Russell ... 86 Total F. E. Goddard, not out ... .............. .. Rev. J. Baker, J. B. Laidlaw, A. B. Peile, H. N. Moody, A. Lintott, C. E. Pothecary aDd J. Good­ ison did not bat. 83 T H E A B B E Y , B ECK ENH AM , v. ST. C H R ISTO PH E R ’S. Played at Beckenham on July 27. A bbey . First Innings. H. F.. Matthews, Paine................. E. E. P. Rose, Beatd ... ... A. E. Clapham, lbw, b Beard .......... 3 W . Bamford, b Beard E. F. Rose, b Paine E. Patey, run out „. S. W . Marshall, c Beard, b Pain# ... In the Second Innings out) 3, Rose (not out) 4; b W. Mortimer, c Wa­ terer, b Beard ... 11 M. H. Lubbock, b Paine ... 11 A. T. Spens, b Paine 0 A. G. Purves, not out 1 B 2, lb 1, w 2 ... 5 Total , 53 Matthews soored (not 1, lb 1, w 2.—Total, 11. S t . C hribtophhr ’ s . T. Brown, b Purvefl E. Rawlinson,b Bam­ ford ... ................. E. Taggart, b Bam­ ford ........................ A. Paine, b Purves ... B. Beard, 1 b w, b Bamford................ G. Grylls, run out ... V.Houseman.bPurves 0 R. Whyte, b Purves 0 J. Sample, b Purves 0 T.Sample.bBamford 1 R. Waterer, not out 0 B Total 13 E A S T M OU LSE Y v. H AM PTON W IC K . Played at H am pton W ick on July 18. H ampton W ick . F.W. Maude, c Stone, b Chesterton.......... 3 A. J. Sivers. c Camp­ bell, b Duthie.« ... 6 A.Chester, b Chester­ ton ........................17 A. Peck, b Andrew ... 27 E.H.Jupp, c .Doulton, b Chesterton.......... 2 H. Jourdaine, b Ches­ terton ................. 0 H. C. Paice, b Andrew .................11 H. Mansell, hw, b Andrew ................. 0 E. Wright, c and b Cann..........................12 A. P. Keeling, b Chesterton .......... 5 F. E. O. Chapman, not out ...................16 B 1, lb 1, w 1 ... 3 Total ...102 H. C. Parkes, Paice........................ 7 A. P. Doulton, run out ........................ 0 W. Andrew, b Paice 11 R. Chesterton, c and b Peck .................17 E. A. Cann, notout... 47 R. E. Campbell, b Mansell E ast M o u lse y . b A. C. S. Stone, c and b Mansell .......... H.Duthie, b Mansell E. H. Potterton, b Peck........................ E. L. Bemrose, not out ... ................. B ........................ Total M. C. Campbell did not bat. ...107 C H E SH IRE v. S T A F F O R D SH IR E . The Cheshire eleven had a very easy win in this match, played at Stockport on Friday and Saturday last. The Staffordshire players were indeed outplayed at all points, and were beaten in the end by an innings and 121 runs. In their two innings there w ere only five double figures, and Mr. F. R. Tw em low ’s second score of 21 was the highest on the side. Mr. Fullalove hit freely for Cheshire, and W oodw ard and Davenport also played well. Mr. Bretherton’s bowling was also very effective. In the m atch altogether he took nine Staffordshire wickets for 50 runs. S taffordshire . First Innings. Mr. A H. Heath, run out 3 Marlow, c Davenport, b Bretherton ... ... ... 8 b Brown Mr. H. J. Dixon,b Brether­ ton ............................... 0 Second Innings, b Henshall ... 0 Mr. D. H.Brownfleld, lbw, b Bennett........................ 3 Mr.F.R.Twemlow.cDaven- port, b Bretherton.......... 0 Murt, b Bretherton..........14 Mr. W. H. Calklin, b Brown 14 Burroughes, c Wright, b Woodward........................ 7 Mr. 8. Bowcock, b Brown 5 Johnson, b Brown .......... 0 Mr. W. Critchley, not out 0 B ............................... 2 st Davenport, b Bretherton ... 17 c Hedshall, b Brown .......... 7 st Davenport, b Brown c Fullalove, Bretherton c Brown, Bretherton b Bretherton b Bretherton b Brown ... not out B 6, lb 1 .. 21 b ... 8 b 21 7 1 5 7 Total ..........56 C heshire . Total ... 97 Mr. R. L. Renwick, c Bowcock.bCritchley 4 Brown, b Critchley... 13 Woodward, c Bow­ cock, b Heath ... 50 Davenport.bCritchley 42 Wright, b Critchley... 3 Mr. A. N. Turner, inn out ........................29 Mr. G. Henshall, b Heath ................. 2 Mr. J. C. Fullalove, b Critchley ... ... 72 Mr. S. Hollins, c and b D ixon................. 0 Mr. J. Bretherton, b Dixon .................26 Bennett, not out ... 3 B 17, lb 12, w 1... 33 Total ...274 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S taffordshire . First Innings. O. M. R.W. 22 13 22 4 18 10 13 1 Bretherton Bennett Second Innings. O. M. R.W. ......... 17 6 28 5 Woodward 12 5 14 1 Brown... 8.1 6 5 * 28 12 Henshall 10 1 C h esh ire . Johnson Critchley 72 Calkin ... 33 Marlow... 21 O. M. P2 R.W. 9 54 0 35 81 5 7 18 0 10 34 0 O. Mart ... 1 Heath ... 19 Dixon ... 19 H. R.W. 0 4 0 10 18 2 8 35 2 BED D IN G TON v. H A CK B R ID G E HOU SE. Plajred at Beddington on July 18. H ackbridge H ouse . W. Cooke, b Paice ... 4 E. Gilbert, c Beams, b Evans .................41 T. Adams, lbw, b T. Henderson ..........20 Hulme, c Beams, b Peile........................ 9 A. O. Hubbard, b Goddard.................30 A. N. Allan, not out... 23 A. F. Clarke, b Paice 11 H. Hambling, c Peile, b T. Hender­ son ........................ S. Skelton, c R., b T. Henderson C.Bentley.c Bridges, b Paice ................. W. T. Goad, c R. Henderson,b Paice Extras................. 19 B eddington . Total......... 178 J. H. Bridges, c Skel­ ton, b Hulme.......... R.Henderson, b Hub­ bard ........................ F. Goddard, c Hamb­ ling, b Hubbard ... L. Paice, run out ... J. Laidlaw, b Hulme T.Henderson.cCooke, b Hvlme................. F. Evans, not out ... A. Peile, b Hulme ... 14 R. K i r kma n , b Hulme ................. 0 P.Carpenter, b Hub­ bard ........................ 4 H. Beams, b Hub­ bard ........................ 0 Extras.......... ... 3 Total , ... 38