John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

70 brilliant fashion, but the other throe ended in defeat. At Scarboroin however, the team might have been considerably improved. fe‘ May 19.—Cambridge.—Yorkshire v. Cambridge University.— {See U, versiit/ Matches.) ' tl' May 26.—Lord’s.—Yorkshire v . Middlesex.—( See Middlesex Review.) May 30.—Lord’s.—Yorkshire v . M.C.C. and Ground,—( See M.C (' Review.) • 1 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Total June 2 , Yorkshire 388 —. 333 ' Huddersfield. Surrey 110 61 I 7 j Yorkshire won by an innings and 217 runs. The Yorkshiremen won the toss, and kept at the wickets the whole o[ the first day. Ulyett played a grand innings of 112 , and Lockwood battei in brilliant style for 109. Bates made 55, Hall 47, and Emmett 41. p is worthy of remark that in this long innings there was not a single extra. When Surrey went in Mr. A. P. Lucas was the only batsman to offer am serious resistance to the splendid bowling of Peate and Hill. He scored 60 and 12 . Peate and Hill were unchanged throughout the two innings. The former took 14 wickets for 77 runs, and the latter 6 for 85 runs. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Total. June 13, Yorkshire 213 — 213 Bradford. Kent 62 64 126 Yorkshire won by an innings and 87 runs. The first county match played on the new ground at Horton Park Avenue, Bradford. The wicket played well at the commencement, but cut up badly towards the close. Under these circumstances, it was a great advantage to Yorkshire to win the toss. Ulyett and Hall put on 100 run for the first wicket, the former scoring 79 and the latter 26. After the?* two batsmen had been separated, Bawlin hit hard for 31. Kent could make little stand against the bowling of Peate, Bates, and Hill, and were disposed of for 62 and 64. In the first innings, Hill took 5 wickets for 25 runs, and Peate 5 for 32 ; and in the second Bates obtained 6 for 22, anc Peate 4 for 26 runs. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Total. June 20 , Yorkshire 239 38 277 Sheffield. Sussex 187 88 275 Yorkshire won by 9 wickets. Sussex won the toss, and so excellent a start wras made by Messrs. Ellis and M. P. Lucas, that at the fall of the first wicket the score had reaches: 113. Prom this point, however, the Yorkshiremen had everything their own way, and were seen to advantage at all points of the game. Ulyetj played finely for 73 and (not out) 21, and Lockwood scored a capital 58 an (not out) 5 . Peate took 9 wickets for 115 runs, and Bates 7 for 54. Eor Sussex Mr. M. P. Lucas made 57 and 4, and Mr. Ellis 53 and 5. Bette 8 wrorth in all took 6 wickets for 86 runs. June 27.—Nottingham.—Yorkshire v . Notts.— (See Notts Review,) 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. T o * . July 4, Yorkshire 163 145 50 Sheffield. Lancashire 162 196 Lancashire wron by 50 runs. ^ Up to this time neither Yorkshire nor Lancashire had lost a Coinn aatch, and the interest taken in the meeting was almost without precede ,t Sheffield. On the first day the attendance numbered over 12,000.