Cricket 1888

858 CRIOKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 23, 1888. T H IR T Y -F IR S T M A TCH .—y. GLO U CE S­ T E R S H IR E . Though they had to play without their best bowler, W oof, owing to illness, the Glouces- ershire eleven had all the best of their return m atch w ith the Australians begun at Chelten­ ham on Monday, and follow ed up their success at C lifton in the first fixture with a second victory, having when the gam e ended yesterday eight wickets in hand. Though M cDonnell, who won the toss, helped to put on 48 runs for the Australians before a wicket fell, no one after his dism issal w ith the exception of Jarvis offered any serious opposition to the bowling of Roberts and Mr.Peake, and the innings only reached 118. Roberts, who was left out of the Gloucestershire eleven in the m atch against Yorkshire last week, was very successful, taking six of the ten wickets for 51 runs. R ain pre­ vented Gloucestershire going in to bat on M onday, but on the follow ing m orning the two Graces and Mr. Radcliffe made such a good start that 166 was up w ith only two wickets down. A t this figure Mr. W . G. Grace, who had played another very fine inn­ ings of 92, was bowled, and as the ground had begun to help the bowlers, Turner and Ferris proved so successful that the remaining bats­ m en only added 43. M r. W . G. Grace was in just over three hours for his 92, and except for a let off in the country when he had got 46 there was no fault. Going in a second tim e 91 to the bad the Australians had scored 60 for the loss of three of their best batsmen at the end of the second day, and this num ber w a 3 increased to 151 yesterday before the tenth wicket fell. The chief feature of the innings was the batting of Bannerman and Edwards, who both played excellent cricket,contributing 82 of a total of 148 from the bat. Gloucestershire had only 61 to get to win when they went in a second tim e yesterday afternoon, and the task caused them little trouble, only tw o bats­ men being dismissed before the winning hit was made. A u str a l ia n s . F irst Innings. P. S. M 'Donnell, c Pullen, b R o be rts.........................39 A. C. Bannerman, c Brain, b R obe rts... ... ... 12 H. Trott, Roberts Page, G. J. Bonnor, c and b Roberts ......................... J. D . Edwards, c R ad­ cliffe, b Peake................. J. J. Lyons, c Roberts, b Peake ...................... C. T. B. Turner, c R ad­ cliffe, b Roberts .......... A. H. Jarvis, b W . G. G race................................ J. M ‘C. Blackham, c Painter, b Peake ..........14 J. J. W orrall, not out ... 4 J. J. Ferris, b Roberts ... 1 B ................................ 4 Total ...118 Second Innings. c and b P eake... 4 c Paee, b R ad­ cliffe.................47 o Page, b W . G. *• Grace ..........15 c Roberts, b W . G. Grace.......... 5 b R o b e rts.......... 35 c Cham pain, b Radcliffe ... 11 c Painter, b Radcliffe ... 15 c P u l l e n , b R oberts.......... 15 b Radcliffe.......... 0 c Page,b Roberts 1 not out .......... 0 B ................. 3 T otal ...151 F irst Innings. Mr. W . G. Grace, t Turner ......................... Mr. E. M. Grace, st Black­ ham , b F erris................. 37 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, c W or­ rall, b Ferris ................. 31 Mr. W. W . Pullen, b Ferris 18 G lo u c e s t e r sh ir e . Second Innings. 92 not out 17 c Lyons,b Ferris 12 Painter, b Ferris Mr. F. Townsend, b Turner ......................... Mr. J. H. Brain, b Turner Mr. H. V. Page, st Black­ ham , b F erris................. Mr. H. B. Cham pain, not out ................................ Mr. K. Peake, b Ferris ... Roberts, c Bannerman, b Turner ................. „. N - b ...................................... 0 not out 11 b Turner Total ...2u9 Total ... 01 B O W L IN G ANALYSIS. A u s t r a lia n s . First Innings. O. M. R . W. Roberts ... 31.112 51 6 W. G. Grace 11 5 16 1 P eake... ... 20 8 47 3 Second Innings. 0. M. R . W . , 33 15 55 3 , 26 , 17 11 44 8 25 Radcliffe... 25 15 24 G lo u c e s t e r s h ir e , First Innings. O. M. R . W . Turner ... 58 22 82 4 F erris.......... 55 17 93 6 Lyons.......... 5 0 15 0 W orrall ... 6 1 18 0 Second Innings. O. M. R . W. ... 14 ... 13 23 3 37 LONDON R AM B L E R S SCARBORO ’ TOUR. LONDON R AM B L E R S v. MALTON . Played at M alton on August 6 and 7. M alto n . First Innings. T. P. Longster, b Bishop 5 Faulkner, b Mills ..........10 Winsley, run o u t ................ 52 A. Cayley, b Rothwell ... 0 W . M itchell, b Roberts ... 1 M. F. W illiam son, b M ills 7 J. Bradshaw, b Lucas ... 2 T. Hardcastle, 1b w, b W. G. Mills ......................... 5 F. E. Clarkson, run out ... 1 T. Barker, not out .......... I M. Nicholson, b Mills ... 0 Extras .........................10 Second Innings. b Mills .......... not out .......... c Pearce, b Rothwell 1 b w, b Mills ... c and b Mills ... b Mills................. c Roberts, Bishop ... b Mills b Mills ... run out b M ills.......... Extras... 4 ... 0 ... 3 ... 3 ... 0 4 Total ..................94 L ondon R a m b l e r s . Total ... 27 First Innings. Second Innings. A. T. Pearce, b Tinsley ... A. E . Bishop, c Cayley, b 3 b Faulkner 2 Tinsley ...............- ... J. H. Roberts, c Clarkson, 0 b T insle y .......... 11 b Tinsley ......................... 3 not out .......... 12 F. E . Rothwell, not out ... 26 b T in sle y .......... 20 C. R. Lucas, b F aulkner... 2 b T in sle y .......... 0 W . G. M ills, b Tinsley ... 0 b Tinsley .......... 0 J. B. Palm er, b Tinsley ... 5 b T in sle y .......... 1 Mills, b Faulkner .......... C. A. Hooper, b Tinsley ... 0 3 b Faulkner 17 A. F. Clarke, b Tinsley ... 0 not out .......... 4 J. F. Bell, b T insley.......... 0 b T in sle y .......... 1 Extras ... .................. 5 Extras... 8 Total .................. 47 Total ... 76 LONDON R AM B L E R S v. YO RK SH IR E GENTLEM EN . Played at York on August 8 and 9. L ondon R a m b le r s . C. R. Lucas, c Bethel, b G. Stuart C. A. Hooper, not out ......................... S. O. Woolmer, b W a lk e r ................. Extras................. Total A. T. Pearce, run out 4 A. E . Bishop, c Cay­ ley, b G. Stuart ... 5 W . G. Mills, run out 13 F. E. Rothwell, b Bethel ................. 9 J. H. Roberts,run out 8 Mills, b Brentnall ... 84 J.B.Palm er, b Walker 52 A. F. Clarke, b Brent­ nall ................ ... 3 Y o r k s h ir e G e n tle m e n . F irst Innings. J. J . Harrison, b Mills ... 4 Capt. Bethel,b M ills.......... 3 H. M. W alker, b Lucas ... 16 G. Maxwell -Stuart, L u c a s ........................ C. Maxwell-Stuart, Mills ......................... ..160 Second Innings. 1 b w, b M ills ... i c and b l ucas... 2 b Mills................. I 15 b M ills A. Cayley, b Lucas .......... 4 S. W . Meek, b M ills .......... 0 C. Gorham, b Mills .......... 6 Brentnall, not out .......... 2 Nixon, 1 bw , b M ills.......... 0 H. E . Dewse, b M ills.......... 4 Extras .........................14 Total ............... 68 c Bishop, Lucas ... b Mills not out b M ills ... c Lucas, b Mills b Lucas b M ills .. Extras LONDON R AM B L E R S v. SCARBO ROUGH . Played at Scarboro’ on August 10 and 11. L ondon R a m b l e r s . First Innings. C.A. Hooper, b B land 8 S. O. W oolmer, b J.B . Palmer, b Taylor 30 Duckworth ............ 4 W . G. Mills, run out 11 A. F. Clarke, b F.E. Rothwell, lbw, b Duckworth ............ 7 Baines ... .......... 8 J. F. Bell, b Baines 0 J. H. Roberts, b C. R . Lucas, not out 0 Baines ................. 6 Extras................... 6 A. E . Bishop, b Duck- — w orth........................ 10 Total ............97 A. T. Pearce, run out 4 Mills, lbw, b Duck­ worth... .......... 3 In the Second Innings W . G. Mills scored (not out) 3, Bishop (not out) 26, Lucas, b Bland 11; extras 12—Total, 52. S c a rbo ro u g h . 6 G. Holmes, b Mills ... H. Leadbeater, b M ills ........................ 38 G. F. Wells-Cole, b M ills ........................ 67 H. Taylor, b Palm er 24 Duckworth, b Mills... 6 B.C.W ilson, c Clarke, b Mills .................16 L. G. Mayers, c Wool­ mer, b Rothwell ... 92 S. F. Yeoman, c Roberts, b R oth­ well .........................13 J. Baines, c Roberts, b Mills ................. 11 M ajor Bruce, not out .........................22 D. Hunter, b M ills... 9 R . Bland, b Roberts 8 Extras................. 33 Total ...345 H O R N SE Y v. B RO O K F IE LD . Played at H ornsey on August 18. H ornsey . W . H. Davis, st Glover, b Harris ... 60 A. B. Turbeville, b Rapson ................. 76 B. A. Clarke,b Locker 1 E. A. Cox, b Harris... 0 R. H. King, c Boney, b Saunders ..........23 J. Dempsey, b R ap­ son .......................... 0 H. W . Priestley, run out ............................18 G. C. Rayner, c D uthoit, b Saun­ ders ......................... S. L. Clarke, 1 b w, b Saunders ..........13 L . 8. Collingridge, not out ................. 10 S. A. E. Hickson, b Locker ................. 10 £11, lb 3 ,w l,n b l 16 Total B r o o k f ie l d . A. Boney, b Rayner 0 C. Saunders, c Rayner, b S. L. Clarke ................. 4 H. F. Webster, not out .........................15 A. D uthoit, not out 0 B 5,1b 1, n b l . . . 7 A. Glover, b B. A. Clarke ................. 22 W . A. Locker, c Dempsey, b Davis 3 H. Harris, b Davis ... 0 S. M. Farmiloe, b D avis........................10 W . Cryer, b B. A. Clarke ................. 4 E. L. Price, c Priest- Total ..........77 ley, b Rayner,*. ... 12 E . J. Rapson did not bat. CO LYESTON v. B U C K H U R ST H IL L Played at Buckhurst H ill on August 16. C o lv e s t o n . W . P. Russell, st McE wen.bH.Palmer 50 T.S.Gibson, c Tween, b G. Palmer .......... 4 H. E. Gadsdon, c sub, b G. Palmer ..........22 S. Ball, lbw, b Tids- well ........................ 20 T. P. Harvey, c All­ port, b G. Palmer... 55 F. Clemetson, c and b W ilso n ................. 1 H. W . Pritchett, run out ......................... 0 W . E . Gadsdon, b G. Palm er ................. W. Mason, st Mc­ Ewen, bH .Palm er E. O. Pope, b A ll­ port ......................... J. Russell, not out... E. Pratt, b Allport B 15, lb 2 ... ... 8 Total ...180 B u c k h u r st H il l . H. B. Tidswell, b Harvey ................. 7 B. K. Wilson, b Harvey ................. 2 W . M. Tween, b Harvey ................. 0 R . G. Allport, b Harvey ................. 19 R. T. Hutchinson, b Clemetson ..........27 G. McEwen, b Clem­ etson ................. 6 G. Palmer, b Harvey 0 P.B. Mills, b Clemet­ son ......................... H. G. Palmer, b Clemetson .......... 0 J. Pigot, b Harvey... 3 H.Barwell, b Clemet­ son ......................... 2 W . H. Tynhum , not out .........................15 B 7, lb 3, w 1 ... 11 Total 92 I n a m atch played at Bradfield, on August 14, between Bradfield and Mr. Harold Robinson’s Eleven, the latter made 496, in which were three scores of over a hundred, W . A. Boughton 144 Alex. Robinson and Cres. Robinson each 108