James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1875

• 82 had an innings to take and 103 runs to get, so that the draw was all in i t s f avot1r. /u pp was bowled by a no-ball when he had made 43. Sussex, 178 and 268; total, 446. Surrey, 34:4. 5) Surrey v. Sussex. Oval, Aug. 6, 7, a. Thi� time Surrey was able to admini1ter the defeat that was withheld on the previous occasion. Sur1·ey had all its strength, including an amateur colt in Mr. A. P. Lucas of Uppingham School. Surrey won the toss, and ·when the first day ended had only nine wickets down. There wer.e only six double figures, but the total came to 848, Jupp, a somewhat lucky Q)ning1 of 144, Sfa �f!. an excellent not out score of �2, Mr. · Chandler a iillely' hit 58, the pii.nc1pal featru·es. Southerton's bowlmg upset the calculations of · Sussex som .. ewhat, and . their to�al stopped at 147. Lillywhite taking out his bat for a well got score · of 36. m the follow on the same player showed excellent cricket again for 61, as did James Phillips for 45 and M:r. J. M. Cotterill for 37, b:ut there was only one other , double figure (Charlwood ll) and s�ven b�tsmen between t�ein only realised 34 runs. Surrey won by a;n innings and two runs. Surrey, 348. Sussex, 147 and 19·9; total, 346. . (6) Surrey v. Yorkshire. Oval, Aug. 18 & 19. The match proved one of the great curiosities of the year , if only for Jupp's ma1�ellous and 11nequalled feat . Thanks to Lockwood ( 69 ) and Thewlis (50) , who , by splendid cricket , scored 146 of 181 runs from the bat , Yorkshire made 187, e ight of the side making together 18 r1Jns. Surrey's first innings was brief, as Emmett and Ulyett were almost 11nplayable, and the score · only came to 95 , Jupp, in first, not out 43. . The follow on was more successful for Surrey; thanks again to Jupp's success. Jupp went in first and was again not out with 109 out of 193, an innin g s got without t � e shadow of a c�anee. Jupp's achievement , it , may be stated, is imprece­ dented , and i� was only j ust that some recognition ' should have been made, a subscription headed by the Surrey Club, and amounting in all to £20, being made · on bis behalf. Yorkshire ha.d 102 runs to win; and Surrey playin g itil t.!P., hill �amA with �eat dash c�n . ttived tb m'ake . !' good fight after all. Sp lendid ' fielding helped 1t at the ens1s , and Yorkshire only won by fom· wickets. Yorkshire, 197 and 104 ( six wickets ) ; total, 291. Surrey, 9,5 - . and 198 ; total, 288. . · Overs. Maidens. · • • . Emmett { two inni1:1gs, ) ; • � . 70· _ 3 33 · Mr. Strachan ( one 1nn1ng1 ) 19 10 • BATTING AVElU.GEB• Total Tunes Total �ostin • Jupp • • .... •. • • • • . • A. Chandler•••••• RH . hr � ... · . ump ey •••• Swau:n •••••••••• P¢oley · • 1 • • • • • • • ' · • W. H. Game ••.• G. Strachan•••.•. Clifford •••••••••• Jpnings Notout 22 2 . 12 · o 22 0 22 4 22 1 5 0 16 0 8 0 Boos an Jun. 900 164 231 68 • 410 74 261 62 806 97 61 97 156 31 68 'J7 Buns. 100 18 l{oetfn Wiokets. 9 2 Matdi , AYml& 15� �6 69 19·8 80 18·1{ 62 14·� 117 18·20 86 · 12·1 , 81 9·12 86 • 9·4