James Lillywhiite's Cricketers' Annual 1874

4 2 W. H. Hadow, c Bird b Grace LordHarris, runout F. P. U. Pickering , b Evans C. K. Francis , not out A. Appleby, c Bird b Tillard E. Lubbock, b Tillard A. Lubbock , e Rylott b Jeffery R. A. Fitzgerald , b Jeffery . b 9, lb 9, w 4. Total 7 b Lipscomb 2 6 2 9 cAnstrutherb Jeffery 3 9 0 c Rylott b Jeffery 4 5 3 runout 1 2 8 b Jeffery 4 0 b Jeffery 3 1 4 n o tout 4 6 3 r u nout 0 2 2 b 8, 1b 2 1 0 3 9 1 Total 1 3 9 M . C . C . 1stInns. 2 n dInns. W .L. Davidson, run out G. H. Bullock , b Appleby 8 b Francis 0 bFrancis 3 0 E. A. Bullock , b Appleby 0 b Appleby 1 5 A. S. Duncan, b Francis 30 bAppleby 0 J. S. Udal, lbwb W . G. Grace 0 b Appleby 1 0 A. W . Anstruther, runout. 9 b Appleby 6 G. F. Grace, b Appleby 4 bAppleby 8 G. E. Jeffery, b Francis 3 b Appleby 0 G. Bird, not out 1 1 6 c Graceb Appleby 3 0 G. R. Johnson , b Appleby . 2 b Francis 8 W. Evans, b Appleby 0 c a n db W . G. Grace 3 0 C. J. Brune , c Fitzgerald b Appleby 3 5 b Francis 1 5 F. Tillard , 1 b w, b Appleby 92 c Hornbyb Appleby. 5 R. Lipscomb , c and b Appleby 1 b Francis 8 Rylott, b Harris 2 0 n o tout 2 1 b 12, 1b 7 : 1 9 bl, 1b5, nb2 . 8 Total 3 3 9 Total 1 6 7 (10) M . C . C .a n dG r o u n dv. S u r r e yC l u ba n dG r o u n d. Oval, July 31 , August 1. Perhaps the only really exciting match among those called " first -class " during the season . Twocatches , at least , were missed whenthe score was a tie , and the last Marylebone wicket was in. The excitement was piled up beyond doubtwhenthe second catch was sent by Clayton straight to Mr. G. F. Grace at long -on, but the ball was dropped strangely enough by a fieldsman who is rarely known to miss a catch . Still , Mr. Grace proved himself a very valuable ally to the Club to which he belongs , as he played a splendid second innings of 60runs , and at the end nearly wona gamely fought match for the Surrey Club byhis almost irresistible bowling . O v e r s. G. F. Grace (2nd innings )......... 19 M a i d e n s. 8 R u n s. 2 4 W i c k e t s. 5 A sit was, Marylebone wonby one wicket . M.C.C. , 204 and 55 (9 wickets ) ; total , 259. Surrey Club, 105 and 153 ; total , 258. (11 ) M.C.C. v. K e n t. Canterbury , August 7and 8. Kentwas, for a wonder, represented bya team somewhat suggestive of its full strength . Nonethe less Kent suffered an easy defeat at the hands of a