Cricket 1888

850 CEICKET-s WEEKLY BECOEl) OF /THE GAME. a u g . 16,1888 D E R B Y SH IR E y. YO RK SH IR E . Follow ing up the excellent form they showed against M iddlesex at the end of last week, the Derbyshire eleven gained a well-deserved victory in their return m atch with Yorkshire, played at Derby on M onday and Tuesday. The Yorkshirem en, who were w ithout Peel and U lyett, engaged with England against Australia at the Oval, had the advantage of going in first, but only three of the eleven were able to get double figures, and at the end of an innings Derbyshire had a lead of fourteen runs. Hulm e, who had bow led with great success in Yorkshire’s first innings, again proved very effective when they went in a second tim e, and though 60 was up with but one batsman (Hall) out, the total only reached 96. D erbyshire were thus left w ith 83 to win, and these were got for the loss of only three of the eleven, a result due to the excellent batting of Mr. W righ t and Chatterton at the finish. Derbyshire thus won w ith seven wickets to spare, and the news of this credit­ able win, after a m ost disheartening series of everses, w ill be received w ith the greatest ,atisfaction by cricketers everywhere. H ulm e’s owling was the chief factor in their success, n Yorkshire’s two innings, as w ill be seen, he ecured fifteen wickets for an average of under five runs. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. H all, run out ..................41 Preston,c W right,b H ulm e 16 Lee, lbw, b Hulm e .......... 4 Lord Hawke, c W right, b W alker ......................... 7 W ainw right. b Hulm e ... 0 Thewlis, c Chatterton, b H ulm e...................... .. ... 8 W ade, b H u lm e ................... 0 Pride, not out .....................24 Mr. A. W. Dixon, b Hulm e 0 Moorhouse, lbw, b Hulme 2 Middlebrook, b Hulme ... 0 B 11,1b 8............................ 14 Total ....................115 D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings, Mr. G. G. W alker, st Pride, b Wade ... 4 W . Sugg, c Pride, b Preston ................. 0 Cropper, b Preston... 17 Davidson, b Preston 13 Chatterton, b Middle­ brook......................... 34 Mr. W . H. Hodges, b M iddlebrook.......... 5 Second Innings. c Storer,bHulme 2 b H ulm e ..........49 b Hulm e .......... 10 not out .......... 9 b Hulm e ... 0 c Davidson, b H ulm e .......... 4 c Chatterton, b H ulm e .......... b Cropper.......... run out .......... run out .......... lbw, b H ulm e ... B 7, lb 5 ... T otal ... 96 Mr. E . Evershed, b P re s to n ..................13 Mr. L. G. W right, c Thewlis, b M iddle­ brook ..................11 Storer,bMiddlebrook 8 Hall, not out .......... 4 Hulm e, run out ... 4 B 14, lb 2 ..........16 Total ... ...129 In the Second Innings Sugg scored b Pretston 6, Cropper, b Preston 0, Davidson, lbw, b W ain­ wright 15, Chatterton (not out) 13, W right (not out) 35 ; b 11, lb 2, nb 1—Total, 83. B OW L IN G AN A LYSIS. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. 0. M. R .W . W alker Davidson ... 23 H ulm e..........26 Cropper ... 2 14 40 12 26 11 0 5 0 .......... H a l l .......... Chatterton Second Innings. O. M. R.W . . ... 4 1 . ... 10 5 . ...25.3 11 40 7 ... 25 14 16 1 1 0 7 4 12 0 10 0 2 0 4 0 D e r b y sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R .W . Preston ... 35 18 51 4 Wade .......... 16 8 22 1 Middlebrook 28 12 29 4 W ainw right 5 1 10 0 D ix o n .......... 1 0 1 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W . ... 15 .......... 6 .......... 12 .......... 11.1 Preston delivered one no-ball. 21 2 13 0 19 0 15 1 1 0 “ I n t e r -U n t v e r s it y R e c o r d s .”— F ull particu- of all Competitions in Athletics, Bicycling, B il­ liards, Chess, Cricket, Cross Country, Law n Tennis, Polo, Racquets, Rifle Contests, Rowing, and Tennis, between Oxford and Cambridge, from 1827 to 1887. Most valuable as a reference. Sent S ost-free on receipt of 1/2 in stamps, by W right 1 Co., 41, Andrew s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. C R Y S T A L PA LAC E v. 0 H IS W ICK PA RK . Played at Crystal Palace on August 11. C r yst a l P a la c e . First Innings. Col. Campbell, b Stewart 7 S. Shorter, b Stewart ... 35 R. R. Stevens, c Quinlan,b Stewart ......................... C. J. M. Fox, b Stewart ... C. Mitchell, lbw , b Farr ... 11 L. H. Neame, b Farr J. Aste, not out ................. A.W . Gardner-Woolloton, c Beckley, b Stewart ... E. A. R am , b Stewart D . R. Daly, b Farr .......... J. A* Kallender, c and b Stewart ......................... H. P. Abell, b F a r r .......... Extras ......................... Second Innings, lbw, b Stewart... 7 Total 4 8 b S te w art.......... 23 c A. Andrew, b Farr.................. 10 0 b F arr.................. 0 9 run out .......... 10 3 b F a rr................. 11 0 not out .......... 2 1 c H. Andrew, b S tew art.......... 2 1 not out .......... 9 0 7 Extras.......... 5 86 Total 79 H. Andrew, c Wool- loton, b Fox .......... 7 A. Andrew, c and b A s t e ......................... 0 J. Farr, b A ste.......... 2 J. J. R. Green, c 8horter, b Fox ... 6 R. B. Stewart,not out 30 M . E. Fennessy,b Fox 0 C. S. Dean, lbw,b Fox 4 S. H. Beckley, b Aste 0 C h is w ic k P a r k . H. H. Vaughan, M itchell, b Aste E. Cox, c Ram , A ste.................. H. R. Prendergast, Daly, b A ste... Rev. Y . Quinlan, A ste ................. E x tras.......... ... 17 b ... 1 ••• 3 Total 78 TH E PA R SE E CR ICK ET E R S . P A R S E E S v. CAM BR IDGE U N IV E R S IT Y L . V . C. A drawn game was the result of this match, played at Cambridge on Aug. 8 and 9. The Parsees made a good score of 254, their highest, we believe, during the tour up to date. P a r se e s . R . D . Cooper, c Lud- dington, b Hard- 2 N.C.Bapasola, cLud* dington, b Cob. b o ld ......................... A. D. Vatcha, b Cob­ bold .......... .......... D . S. Mehta, not out ......................... D. C. Pandole, rnn out ......................... B 16,1b13,w5,nb 2 wicke ... P. D. Kanga, c Lud- dington, b W right 75 J. M. Morenas, b Hardwicke .......... 1 K. R. Eranee, b Lud- dington ................. 0 D. F. D ubash, c W right,bHardwicke 48 M. D. Kanga, b Cob­ bold .........................43 M. E . Pavri, b Lud- dington .......... ... 37 L.V.C. First Innings. W . N. Cobbold, b M. D. K anga................................ 5 R. S. Goodchild, lbw, b Pavri ................................ 1 C. B illington, b Pandole... 25 b Bapasola S. H. Lee, lbw, b M. D. K anga......................*. ... 23 st Bapasola, b M. D. Kanga... 37 W . J. Rowell, not out ... 26 c Cooper, b M .D. Kanga ..........106 W . H. Rollason, b M. D. K a n g a ................................ T o ta l............254 Second Innings, run out ............. 40 b M. D. Kanga... 3 16 0 st Vatcha, b M. D. Kanga ... 24 H. G. Hardwicke, b P. D. K ang a................................ 8 not out E. G. Rand, b P. D. K anga 4 run out H. T. Luddington, b M. D. K a ng a ................................ 2 S. J. Symons, b P. D. K a n g a ................................ 1 H. T. W right, b M. D. K ang a... , 51 not out B 9, w 2... Total ... 11 ...106 B 7, lb 6, w 2 15 Total ...296 P A R S E E S v. G EN T LEM EN OF E A S T ­ BOU RN E . Though they had to follow in a m inority of 134 runs, the Parsees played up so well that they were able to claim an extrem ely credit­ able victory by 67 runs. The local team, when they went in a second tim e, only wanted 123 to w in but Messrs. Pavri and P. D . Kanga bowled so’ w ell that they were unable to get these, being all out for 56. P a rbbes . First Innings. P. D. Kanga, c Ford, Bevan ........................ g . S. Mehta, b Bevan . D. Cooper, c and Bevan ........................ M. D. Kanga, c Ford, W o o d ................................isu N. C. Bapasola, b Wood ... 58 M. E . Pavri, c and b Bevan 17 D. F. Dubash, c Ford, b Bevan ................................ J. M. Morenas, b B evan... K. R. Eranee, not out ... B. D. Mody, b Bevan D. N. Writer, b Bevan ... Extras ... ................. Second Innings. b Grant ..........12 not out ..........22 20 7 8 b Grant 17 Total .......... ,..168 b Grant b W ood .......... 9 1b w, b Wood ... 17 run out .......... 15 b Grant ..........41 c Bevan, b W ood 4 b Bevan .......... 0 rnn out .......... 6 Extras..........30 T otal ...256 E astbo u rn e . First Innings. Second Innings. A. M. W ilkinson, b Bapa­ sola ................................ 59 b Pavri ..........23 A. F. G. Ford, b W riter ... 32 b P. D. Kanga... 0 R. Howell, b Bapasola ... 14 b Pavri .......... 8 W . T. Grant, b Bapasola 88 b Pavri .......... 0 H. M. Braybrooke, b Pavri 0 c M. D., b P . D . Kanga ..........10 C. J. Hoare, c Cooper, b B a p a s o la ......................... 44 c Morenas, b Pavri .......... 1 C. Lonsdale, b Pavri 16 b P. D. K anga... 0 H. Hutchinson, c Mehta, b Pavri ... ...................... 0 c Bapasola, b Pavri .......... 9 L. Jeffery, c Eranee, b Pavri ................................ 5 b Pavri .......... 4 O. C. Bevan, c M. D., b P. D. K a n g a ......................... 14 not out .......... 5 H. W ood, not out .......... 14 b P. D. K a ng a ... 1 Extras ......................... 16 Total ................. 302 Total ... 56 COMM ERC IA L UN ION A SSU RAN CE v. EDMONTON ALBION . Played at Edm onton on August 11. E dm onton A l b io n . F. R ose,b Harnett ... 3 Clacton, b Harnett... 1 Bassitt, b Owens ... 5 Saville, run out 2 T. Rose, c Sayce, b Chaple, b H a rn e tt... 0 Owens ................. 2 .1. Harvey, b Harnett 0 Foot, c Fastnedge, b Denyer, not out . a 2 Harnett ................. 9 B ... .................. 4 H. Harvey, c Fast— nedge, b H arnett... 1 Total .......... 85 Garment, c Boor, b P e rc iv a l................. 6 C om m ercial U nion A ssu r a n ce . C. D. Fastnedge, c E . I. Boor, c Foot, b Garm ent, b F. Rose 6 T. Rose .................. 5 E .J. Butten.b Bassitt 0 W . A. W oodm an, b W . R . Percival, b H. Harvey .......... 0 Baasitt ................. 10 F. J. Sayce, b F. C. H. M ountain, b R ose......................... 2 Bassitt ................. 27 A. J. Lam bert, not Geo. H. Harnett, b out ......................... 0 T. Rose .......... .... 39 B 8,1 b 1 .......... 9 A.E. Owens,b Bassitt 3 — C. W . Hay craft,c and T o ta l..........10 b Foot ................. 1 P E R IP A T E T IC S v. C H ISW IC K PA RK . Played at Chisw ick on August 8. P e r ip a t e t ic s . W . M. O. Wilson, c Farr, b Andrews ... 21 J. B. Oakley, b Farr... 10 S. F. Wood, st Reis­ chach, b Farr.......... 0 Rev. E. B. Firth, 1b w, b Farr .......... 9 H. C. L . Tindall, 1b w, b F a r r ..........18 A. Batchelor, c Cox, b Andrews .......... 0 A. Sharood, c John­ stone, b F a rr.......... 1 T. S. Sidney, c Farr, b Vaughan .............38 W . H. Dixon, o Cox, b Andrews ... 20 A. W alker, b Farr ... 10 A. H. Newington, not out ................... 0 B 10,1 b 1 ..........11 Total ...138