Cricket 1888

8 6 6 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF. JTHE GAME. AUG. 23, 1688 K E N T v. M ID D L E S E X . The Kent eleven got such a great advantage on M onday at Gravesend, at the comm ence­ ment of this match, that their opponents never had a real chance afterwards, and just after half-past three o’clock on the follow ing after­ noon, the game ended in an easy victory for K ent by an innings and 4L runs. Going in first, the hom e team were at the wickets for three hours and three-quarters, during which tim e they realised a respectable total of 203. The chief credit of this performance rested in the earlier part of the innings with Mr. Patter­ son, Mr. F ox and Lord Harris, and later in w ith W alter W right and W ootton. The last named, who had been left out of several of the K ent fixtures recently, played very care­ fully, and after helping W right to add 41 for the ninth wicket, carried out his bat. M iddle­ sex, who were without Messrs. T. C. O ’Brien and Vernon, made a very bad show when they went in, and before the end of the first day had lost seven of the best wickets for 48, of w hich Mr. Ford contributed one-half. Heavy rain fell during M onday night, and taking advantage o f the easy ground early on the following m orning Mr. de Paravicini hit freely, so that the score was doubled by the three remaining wickets. Follow ing on in a m inority of 105, M iddlesex, thanks to the good cricket of Messrs. W ebbe and Scott, made a better start, and at luncheon tim e the score was 36 with only one batsman out. A fter the interval, though, as the ground dried under the hot sun, W ootton and A lec Hearne carried everything before them , and the innings closed for an addition of only 18 runs. W ootton thoroughly justified his reappearance in the Kent eleven by his excellent all-round cricket. In the second innings of Middlesex he took five wickets, and altogether nine wickets for 65 runs. Mr. J. C. L. Shenton, of Guy’s H ospital, made his first appearance for M iddlesex in this m atch. Mr. W . Rashleigh, c Bryant,bRobertson 7 F. Hearne, c Robert­ son, b B urton.......... 8 Mr. W. H. Patterson, c Bryant, b Hadow 47 Mr. C. J. Fox, run out 36 Lord Harris,c Bryant, b H a d o w ................. 80 G. Hearne, b Hadow 5 W right, c W alker, b F o r d .........................39 M id d le s e x . First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, b M artin 0 Mr. S. W . Scott, c F. Hearne, b M a r tin .......... 9 A. Heame, c Robert­ son, b Nepean ... 1 Mr. M. C. Kemp, b Hadow .................. 0 W ootton, not out ... 15 M artin, c Scott, b B urton .................. 0 B 10, lb 5 ... ... 15 T o ta l..........203 Second Innings, b W ootton..........2 Mr. E. M. Hadow, c F. Hearne, b M a rtin .......... 0 Mr. B. A. Nepean, run out 0 Mr. J. G. W alter, b M artin 1 Mr. F. G. J. Ford, c Fox, b Hearne .........................24 Mr. J. C. L. Shenton, b W ootton ... ................. 3 Mr.P. J. de Paravicini, not out ................................44 Mr. J. Robertson, c Fox, b Wootton ....................... . 0 Burton, b W o o tto n .......... 3 Mr. H. W . Bryant, c F. Hearne, b W ootton ...13 st Kemp, b A. Hearne ..........11 c Patterson, b Woofcton.......... 0 not out ..........10 b Wootton.. L b . Total c W ootton, b A. Hearne ... c Harris, b A. Hearne .......... c Fox, b M artin c Patterson, b A. Hearne b W ootton.......... st K e m p , b W ootton.......... 0 B 3, lb 5 ... 8 Total ... 64 B OW LIN G ANALYSIS. K e n t . O. M. R. W .( O. M. R . W B urton ...47 22 44 2 Nepean ...13 4 31 1 Robertson 27 12 52 1 Hadow ...27 14 24 4 Ford.......... 12 5 23 1 I W ebbe ... 5 0 14 0 M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M. R. W . M artin.........^3 9 29 4 .......... 23 17 7 1 W ootton ... 26.2 5 57 4 .......... 22.114 8 5 A. Hearne ... 10 5 11 1 .......... 21 14 37 4 W rig h t... 22 11 24 0 H A T F IE L D ST. M A R Y ’S v. BRICKENDON . Played at Fanshaw ’s on August 16. H a t f ie l d S t . M a r y ’ s . A. Jackson, b Ives ... 2 S. Allen, run out ... 0 Collins, b Rev. H odgson................. 22 Groom, b Rev. H odgson................. 0 A. Austin, c Rev. Hodgson, b Ives ... 2 B Borradaile, b Rev. H o d g so n ................. 2 J. Tremlett, b Ives ... 0 J. Sm ith, c and Rev Hodgson G. Borradaile, Hoare, b Rev. H odgson... Richardson, c and b Rev. Hodgson A. Foster, not out , L b ................. Total B r ic k e n d o n . 0 A. T. Hay, b Collins 1 W . O. Holloway, c F. J. T urnbull, c and sub., b M artin ... 38 b Edwards ... 26 E. H. Seaton, b 0 C. W . Brewer, b Collins ................. 6 Collins ... .......... 0 T. A. Chalmers, not 5 F. C. Lingard, b out ......................... 6 2 Collins ................. 0 H.H .M inton, run out 5 2 A. T. M inton, c MorSkinner, b D raper... 0 gan, b Edwards ... 14 B ......................... 6 37 R. G. C. Dill, b Mor— gan ......................... 21 Total ..........123 B Cam pbell,b Austin 68 G. Ives, b Tremlett ... 75 Rev. Hodgson, b T rem le tt.................51 C. R. Hoare, b Trem­ lett .........................46 H. Freeman, b Allen 100 W . Randall, b Trem- Total lett .........................13 G. Askwith did not bat. H. Askwith, c and b Richardson .......... 1 E. Burke, b A ustin 26 D. Murch, not o u t ... 7 E. Campbell, not out 1 B 15,1 b 8 ..........23 ..411 BED D IN GTON v. CARLTON-. Played at Beddirigton on August 11. B e d d in g to n . W . E. Haym an, b Le H. Gibbs, hw, b Mercier ................. 27 Hardy ................. 3 S. T. Baker, b Le C. Morris, c Hand, b Mercier ................. 4 Hardy ................. 15 P.C.Carpenter.cSlade, J. D. Venn, b Hardy 3 b Le M ercier.......... 33 C. Laidlaw, b W hit­ A. L intott, c Hand, b comb......................... 0 W hitcom b .......... 8 E. S. Taylor, not out 3 E. Taylor, lbw, b B 9, lb 4, w 6, nb 1 20 W hitcom b .......... 0 — A. Kirkm an, b W hitTotal .......... 28 comb ......................... 12 C a r l t o n . E. Moore, b H aym an 3 J. E . Hand, c Venn, b K irk m a n ................. 4 R . Dagleish, run out 6 J. W hitcom b, b Hay­ m an ......................... 4 H. Robinson, not out 26 C.LeMercier,cBaker, b Hayman .......... 4 W . R. Adams, b H ay­ m an ......................... 1 G. H. Slade, b Taylor 10 B 4, lb 2, w 6 ... 12 T o ta l..........70 H. T. Hipwell, M. F. Bailey, and T. H. Hardy did not bat. H AM PTON W IC K v. GRYPHON S. Played at Bushey Park on August 18. G ryph o n s . First Innings. H. Reynolds, c Peck, b Paice ................. .......... H. Lyon, c Challis, b P a ic e ................................ A. Cosens, c Jones, b Paice ................................ A. ff Powell, c Keeling, b Peck ................................ L. H. Taylor, c W right, b Peck ................................ H. P. Clarke, b Paice J. A. Lyon, b Miles .......... C. O. Minchin, b Miles ... A. D . Shepherd, b Paice ... I. Bailey, b Miles .......... A. Cremer-Smith, not out B 1, w 3......................... Second Innings. 22 not out 0 b Jones b Jones b Jones not out , 21 b Jones B 4, lb 4 Total ..................55 H a m pto n W ic k . Total ... 45 L.Welstead, b Cosens 2 A.Chester,cReynolds, b Cosens................. 3 J. R Garrod, run out 24 W . H. Miles, bCosens 15 H.C.Paice,cReynolds, b Cosens ................. 4 J. S. Challis, b Shep­ herd ......................... 6 Peck, b Cosens.......... 4 E . W . W right, c Shepherd, b Cosens 12 A. P. Keeling, b Shepherd .......... F.Chapman.cClarKe, b Shepherd .......... G. W. Jones, not out ......................... B ............................. Total ..........' “ I n t e r -U n iv e r s it y R e c o r d s .” —F u ll particu- of all Competitions in Athletics, Bicycling, Bil­ 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 post-free on receipt of 1/2 in stamps, by W right & Co., 41, Andrew’s H ill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. BR IG H TON CLUB v. T U N B R ID G E W E L L S . Played on the B righton College Ground on August 9. B r ig h t o n C l u b . T o n b b id g e W e l l s . W. Draper, b Seaton 27 G.Edw ards.b Skinner 18 J. Collins, st Lingard, b Holloway ..........23 E . H. Morgan, run out ......................... 0 C. King, b D i l l .......... 3 Rev. Robinson, c D ill, b M inton ... 15 P. J. Andrews, b H ollow ay................. 0 R . C. Chapman, out ................. W . M artin, not W . Bartlett, b T. M inton ... Newton, run out B 12,1 b 6 ... Total ... run ... 2 out 6 A. ... 0 ... 1 ... 18 ...113 JUNIOR M ID D L E S E X v. BOUNDS G R E EN . Played at Bounds Green on August 18. J u n io b M id d l e s e x . W . Couchman, run out ........................ 12 W . H. Palmer, b West 17 J. R . Gillard, not out 103 J. B. Palmer, b E . Cooke ................. 28 A lf. Wheatley, b D an n.........................14 A. O. Breeds, b W est 7 B ounds G b e e n .—A. Cockerell (not out) 16 ; b 2—Total, 26. F. Cooke, Dr. Fairweather, E . Cooke, J. W . D ann, C. W . Morren, B. Cooke, Freeman, and Habershon did not bat. J. M. Puph, b West H. Dorrington, b W est......................... A. Philp, b West ... H. Chapm an, b Fairw eather.......... J. Buxton, absent ... B 13,1 b 3, w 5 ... T o ta l..........213 W est (not out) 8, H. B R IX T O N W AN D E R E R S v. SLOANE PA RK . Played at Paddington Recreation Ground on August 11. S loane P a r k . G. Vincent,c Cross, b S e lb y .............................26 C. R- Seymour, c Fox, b Jones ................. 3 C. Stevens,b Griffiths 17 Broom, run out ... 18 Wilson, b Griffiths ... 0 Brazier, l b w , b Selby ................. 9 J. Doland, b G illi­ gan .........................35 Woods, b Gilligan ... 11 Livingstone, b G illi­ gan ......................... 0 Rides, not o u t ..........15 Butler,hw,b Griffiths 7 B 18,1 b 3, w 2 ... 23 Total ...164 C. H. W all, b Woods 2 S. C. G. Fox. not out 37 W . A. Gilligan, b Woods ................. 0 B r ix to n W a n d e r e r s . C. H. Cross, not out 13 B .........................11 Total , 63 B. Glover, J. Leleu, A. Griffiths. F. Leleu, C. F. Jones, R. Selby, and A. Veillard did not bat. B R IX TON W AN D E R E R S v. SLOANE PARK . Played at the Greyhound, Dulw ich, on August 18. B r ix t o n W an derers . C. W all, c Vincent, b Woods ................. J. Leleu, b Rides ... S E. H. Cross, c and b Butler ................. W. A. Gilligan, c Woods, b Butler ... J. F. Beddy, b Woods R . Selby, b Butler ... S loanb C. R . Seymour, b Glover ................. 16 G. Vincent, not out... 35 C. H. Stevens, b Glover ................. 2 J. Brazier, b Veillard 1 B. Glover, c Vincent, b Stevens .......... F. Leleu, b Rides ... : A. A. Griffiths, b Rides .................. A. E . V eillard, b Stevens ................. C. F. Jones, not out B 8,1 b 2, w 1 ... : Total ..........1 P a r k . F. Doland, b Veillard G. Bides, c J . Leleu, b Glover ................. J. Doland, not o u t... Total .........!