Cricket 1888

888 CEICKEXj A WEEKLY KECOBD OF THE GAME, AUG. 16, 1888 has been in favour of the bowlers. Mr. Moses is, moreover, not only of*use as a batsman, being a splendid out field in addition. He is a partner in the well-known firm of Messrs. A. Thompson & Co., wine merchants, in Sydney. Unassuming in manner and with­ out anything like pretence, there is no more popular cricketer in the Australian Colonies. SUSSEX v. LANCASHIRE. The Lancashire Eleven, unsuccessful in their two matches against Surrey and Kent, and weakened still further by the absence of Briggs and Sugg, who were playing for Eng­ land against Australia at the Oval, had to endure another defeat in this match, played at Brighton on Monday and Tuesday last. Though the wicket was in favour of run- getting, Lancashire, who went in first, made a poor show, and were all out for 111, of which no less than 56 were made by the last two batsmen, Yates and Pilling. Going in a second time in a minority of 41 runs, they fared better, due chiefly to the good cricket of Mr. Ecoles, and the free hitting of Messrs. Taylor and Crosfield. Mr. Taylor was the principal contributor, and though he had two lives in the attainment of his 40, it was, nonethe less, an innings of great value. At the close Sussex had 131to win, and Mr. Gresson helped Quaife to knock off 34 before he was out lbw. Mr. Newham and Quaife then became partners, and when the former got in runs came at a great pace,both, in spite of frequent changes of bowling, playing fine cricket. The two batsmen quickly placed the issue beyond doubt, crediting Sussex with a well-deserved victory—its first of the season in important County matches—by nine wiokets. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, b A. Hide ................................ 2 Barlow, b Sm ith .......... 0 Mr. J. Eccles, c Brann, b A. Hide ......................... 8 Mr. E. E. Steel, b A. Hide 0 Mr. F. Taylor, b A. Hide... 1 Mr. A. Kemble, b Smith... 0 Baker, b A. H ide................. 6 Mr. S. M. Crosfield,cHum- phreys, b J. H id e ..........19 Yates, c J. Hide, b Tate... 41 W atson, b A. Hide .......... 0 P illing, not o u t ................. 25 B 4 , l b 5 ......................... 9 Total ................. I l l Second Innings. b A. H id e .......... 8 c and b J. Hide 14 Ibw, b A. H id e ... 37 b H um phreys... 8 b Sm ith .......... 40 b A. Hide .......... 4 b J. Hide .......... 9 c Sm ith, H ide.......... run out not out c Humphreys, Sm ith ... L b ... b J. Total ...171 S u sse x . First Innings. Mr. F . H. Gresson, c Mr. G. B rann,lbw , b and b Barlow ... 8 W a ts o n ...................... 0 Quaife, hw, b Steel... 33 A. Hide, b Barlow ... 11 Mr. W . Newham, b P hillips, not out ... 8 Barlow .................. C Tate, c Pilling, b Mr. J. M. Cotterill, b W atson ................. 5 Barlow .......... ... 8 B 4 , l b 3 7 J. Hide, b Steel.~ ... 7 — Humphreys, b Wat- Total son .................. ... 35 Mr. C. A . Sm ith, b W atson ..................35 In the Second Innings Gresson scored 1 b W atson, 19, Quaife (not out) 56, Newham (not 51; b 3, lb 3.—Total, 132. B O W L IN G ANALYSIS. ...152 w, b out) L an cash ire . A. Hide S m ith ... J. Hide Tate First Innings. O. M. R . W. , 31 16 34 6 23 ^ 11 5 Humphreys 1 2 17 1 4 1 9 0 S u s s e x . Barlow W atson Steel ... Yates ... B a k e r... First Innings. O. M. R . W 57 43 27 4 61 24 61 4 14 1 37 2 4 2 9 0 4 2 11 0 Second Innings. O. M. R . W. ... 32 16 52 3 ,. ... 14.3 2 38 2 ,. .J 30 14 41 3 ........ 10 6 15 0 . ... 6 1 20 1 Second Innings. O. M. R . W . . ... 30 10 43 0 . ... 22.211 38 1 .. 9 1 20 0 ... 4 2 9 0 . ... 8 4 11 0 UPPER TOOTING v. POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS. Played at Tooting on August 11. P .H .R . J. Yeoman, b Sawyer E. H. Rock, b G ill ... H. Crusoe, b G ill ... F. J. Baldwin, b G ill C. L . Yeoman, b G ill J. H . Elder, b G ill ... J. A. Sturrock, b Sawyer .................. H. Colegate, not out J. H. W . Davis, b G ill ......................... R. G. Thornton, b G i l l .......... B 16, lb 1 \y Total , 35 U p p e r T ooth ? g . G. H. G ill, not out... 54 B 27, lb 1 ..........28 ...245 H. Thorne, b Stur­ rock ................. .7. 1 R . M. Harvey, b Rock 35 W . S. Sawyer, not out .........................127 S. Roberts, L . Roberts, H. M ann, G. A. M acm il­ lan, E. K. Harvey, H. B. W right and W. H. Boult did not bat. Total PANTHER v. ST. GEORGE’S. Played at Catford on August 11. P a n th e r . W .L. Bayley.b Grave- nor ... .......... X E . W . Mantle, b F. Driskell ................. 3 F. Wilson, b Veneer... 18 A. Sm ith, b Gravenor 3 J.Crocker, c Constan- duros,b Richardson 14 A. W illiam s, not out 44 P.Mossop,cGravenor, b Richardson.......... 2 W . G a r l a n d , b Richardson .......... A. J. Larkm an, c Gravenor, b D ris­ kell ................. ... F. Roofe, b Driskell P. Roofe, c Veneer, b Richardson .......... B 4, w 1 .......... Total..........100 S t . G e o r g e ’ s . Cosgrove, b W illiam s C o n s t a n d u r o s , b Bayley ................. Richardson, b W il­ liam s ......................... Gravenor, c and b W illia m s ... ... ... Veneer, b Bayley ... F. Driskell, c W ilson, b B a y le y ................. A.Driskell, c W ilson, b W illiams .......... Clarke, b Bayley ... Venning, not out ... A. Cutler, b Bayley Puttock, b Bayley... B 3, lb 1 .......... Total .......... ; J. G. Besch, not out 70 B 25,1 b 3, w 6 ... 34 HAMPSTEAD v. EALltfTG. Played at Hampstead on August 11, H a m pstea d. E . H. Burkitfc, b Pearce .................... 69 A. S. Johnston, not out ... .................171 A. H. Davidson, c W ood, b Pearce ... 0 B.W . Sharp, N. W . Melbourne, C. H. Gray, W . S* Hale, A. C. Robertson, A. W . Sharp, »nd E . B- Holmes did not bat. Ealing did not bat. Total ..344 SOUTHGATE v. STOICS. Played at Southgate on Aug. 11. S o u t h g a t e . A. L . Ford, b Brow n 0 E. P. Sugden, b R a m ­ m ell .........................27 F.P.Francis, b Brown 29 E . C. Saunders, b Brown ................. 0 F. Bryan, b R am m ell 15 A. E . W hite, b R am ­ mell .......... .......... 0 E. A. W hite, b Brown 1 A. W alker, b R am ­ m ell ...................... . 2 C. W arm an, st Bor- rodaile, b Brow n... 3 W . R . Jenkins, not out .........................12 D. Fairweather, c Stanhope.b Brown 3 J. Allen, b Ram m ell 2 B 7, w 1 .......... 8 Total ...102 S to ic s . Rev. V. G. Borrodaile, c Fairweather, b Francis ................. J. H. H. Vivian, b Francis ................. J. S. Haycraft, c A.E. W hite, b F rancis... A. W . Ramm ell, c Francis, b Bryan... O. R . Borrodaile, b Francis ................. 23 S.D . Fairless, lbw, b W arm an................. 12 W .F.Brown,bFrancis 6 E.C.Spencer-Stanhope, cFrancis,b Warman 0 R. W illiam son, not out ......................... 5 E. H. Low, not out... 4 B ......................... 6 Total ......... 85 C. G. Hentsch and A. B. Marsh did not bat. PALLINGSWICK v. KENSINGTON. Played at East Acton on August 11. P a llin g s w ic x . B.A. Carter, b Osman 85 E.A.Collins,b Osm an 16 J. W» Clemence, b W atson ... ... F. Moir, c Jenner, Osm an ................. F. Clemence, c Wheeler, b W atson E . Kettle, b W atson H. W hite, lbw, b Osman ................. .. 35 b . 37 W . C. Yarborough, not out ................. 15 J. F. Abercromby, run out ................. 0 J.Pelham , b W atson 1 A. W . G raham , run out ......................... 3 B 2, lb 2, w 1 ... 5 Total ...153 K e n sin g to n . W . E.Bloomer,c Moir, b J. W. Clemence... 2 G. P. Nicholson, c Abercromby, b Yar­ borough u. ... 22 W . H. Wheeler, b J. W. Clemence ... ... 4 C. E . Bloomer, c G ra­ ham , b Yarborough 26 J. S. Iliewitz, b Yar­ borough ........... ... 27 F. Hickson, b Yar­ borough ............... 2 G. R . Jenner, b J. W. Clemence ... 0 H . R . Payne, b J. W. Clemence ........... 1 H.A.W atson,not out 0 Osman, b J. W . Clemence ....... 11 J. Brigg, b J . W . Clemence ........... 5 B 16, lb 1 ........17 Total ...117 BRIGHTON CLUB v. OLD CLIFTON- IANS. Played on the County Ground, West Brigh­ ton, on August 6 and 7. O l d C lifto n ian s . W. Fairbanks, c Smithers,b Stuckey 21 D . G. M. Campbell, b W ilson ................. 28 W . O. Vizard, c Turn­ bull, b Stuckey ... 2 Capt. A. J. Lindner, b W ils o n ................. 0 G. Fowler, b Stuckey 4 E . G. M a y o , c Smithers,b Stuckey 22 F. B. May, b D ill ... 21 G. C. Harrison, b Stuckey.................. 3 H. S. Schwann, c Smithers,b Seaton 22 E . L . Fox, b D ill ... 81 P. C. Sm ith, not out 10 B 12,1 b 1, w 1... 14 Total ..178 B r ig h to n C l u b . First Innings. W .O.Holloway.b Harrison 6 F. J. Turnbull, b Harrison 14 G. L . Wilson, 1 b w, b Fowler ................. ... 3 W . Stuckey, c Sm ith, b Harrison .......................... 1 F. C. Lingard, c May, b Lindner .............................37 E . A. Smithers, c Fowler, b Harrison .................. 3 Second Innings, b Harrison b Harrison b Harrison run out b Harrison . R . C. G. Dill, b Fowler ... 12 A. T. Hay, b Harrison ... 14 E . H. Seaton, c and b Fowler ......................... 2 not out C. M. Kennedy, c L in d­ ner, b Harrison ... ... 1 c Vizard, Harrison c and b Fowler 5 b Fowler .......... 0 b . 10 0 W . J. Cruikshank, not out ................................ 0 B 4,1 b 1...................... 5 c Campbell, b Harrison ... 3 b Harrison B l, lb 2 Total ... 98 T otal ... 28 RICHMOND v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Richmond on August 11. R ich m on d . A. S. Bull, c Chappell, b Reeves................. 56 F. W. Bush, c Nellin- gin, b Reeves..........70 E. P. James, c H. L . Rogers, b W . A. F. Rogers ... .M ... 97 E. W . Ball, c Nellin- gin, b Reeves..........13 C. G. Roberts, b C hristian................. 56 C. Poole, b Reeves ... 13 J. C. Jukes.c Murray, b W. A. F. Rogers.. 12 L. Docker, c Chris­ tian, b Reeves ... 0 R . Roberts, not out 13 W . Barker, c Chappell, b Murray 11 R . Johnson, l b w , b Reeves ... ... 1 B16,lb4, w 4 , nb 5 29 Total ...371 W im b l e d o n . W .C. Chappell,c Ball, b D ocke r.................... 12 H. L. Rogers, b Docker ................... 5 H. D. T. Grundtrig, not out ..................11 F. W. Christian, c Ball, b Docker ... 3 E. W . Reeves,not out 0 B 2, n b 2 .......... 4 Total ... 35 W . A. F. Rogers, Needham, B arney, M urray Nellingin and Ceaser did not bat.