Cricket 1890

MAY 8, 1890. CRICKET A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME, 99 THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. Particular interest was centred in the opening match of the Cambridge season this year. On paper the University Captain appeared to have an unusually large choice of promising Freshmen, and so many were the likely aspirants that it was decided to play thirteen on each side,with Messrs. Woods and McGregor as the respective captains. Rain delayed the commencement of the match on Monday till one o’clock, and Mr. Woods’ team, when they went in, were dismissed for a total of 147. Just one half of these were contri­ buted by Messrs. Hill, of Marlborough, and Streatfeild, of Charterhouse, both of whom showed very promising cricket. Messrs. Studd, of Eton, Nicholls, of Rugby, and Jephson, the young Surrey cricketer, were the most successful bowlers. Messrs. Douglas, the Captain of the Dulwich College Eleven of 1888, and Fryer made a capital start for Mr. McGregor’s side, and the former’s 37 was par­ ticularly good play. At the end of the first day they had made 77 for three wickets, and this number, mainly through the excellent batting of last year’s Harrow captain, and the vigorous hitting of Mr. McGregor at the close, was increased to 247 before the last wicket fell. In their second innings Mr. Woods’ side only fared moderately well, and when the twelfth wicket fell the total was 155, or only 78 runs on. Follow­ ing the example of the other captain, however, Mr. Woods helped to make a de­ termined stand, and the last wicket added no les3 than 64 runs. Left with 143 to win, at one time Mr. McGregor’s side looked like winning easily, so well did Messrs. Studd and Stubbs bat. The tail, though, failed signally, and as the last five wickets did nothing, the match, in the absence of the captain, produced a most exciting finish, ending in a tie. M r . S. M. J. W oods ’ S id e . First Innings. Second Innings. N. C. Cooper (Brighton), c M'Gregor, b Jackson 17 c Moir, b Jeph­ son ..............15 R. S. Nicholson (Shrews­ bury), lbw,b Studd ... 8 b Castley ........27 W. G. C. Crum (Eton), c Jackson, b Studd ... 0 b Jephson.........27 C. P. Wills (Harrow), c M’Gregor, b Studd......10 c Jephson, b Castley ......... 2 J. E. C. Streatfeild (Char­ terhouse), b Studd......32 c Stubbs, b Castley ......... 6 A.J. L. Hill (Marlborough), c M'Gregor, b Jephson... 42 c and b Castley 7 L. H. Gay (Brighton), lbw b Studd .......... ... ... Mu. M 'G regor ’ s S id e . c Wright, b Castley..........25 c Moir, b Jeph­ son ................. 0 A. S. Page (Blundell), c Studd, b N icholls........ 5 M. H. Stanbrough (Char­ terhouse), c M'Gregor, b Nicholls ....................... 0 W. W. Allen (Leysian), b Jephson ....................... 5 A. P. Snell (Haileybury), c Moir, b Jephson ... 1 W.A. Baker (Cheltenham), run out ...................... l S. W. Watling (Private), c a ™UTbIVrb JePbson........ 2 bStudd M^J. Woods, not out... 1 not out b Jephson... c M'Gregor, Castley ... b Jephson... c M'Gregor, Castley ... B 14, lb 9 . Total ... 23 ...147 . 41 B 20,1b 9,nb 2 31 Total ...219 C r ic k e t e r s .— B e st G oods b e a r t h is M a r k .— A d v t. First Innings. Second Innings. R. N. Douglas (Dulwich), cAllen, b H ill................. 37 c and b Streat­ feild ................. 10 P. A. Fryer (Welling­ borough), c Allen, b Hill 13 run out .......... 8 D. L. A. Jephson (Private), b Streatfeild ................. 13 run out .......... 1 F. S. Jackson (Harrow), c and b Nicholson 44 c C r u m , b Nicholson ... 9 F. J. Nicholls (Rugby), b Hill ............................... 6 c Baker, b Streatfeild ... 7 R. B. Hoare (Harrow), c Woods, b Streatfeild ... 4 b Cooper .......... 11 H. W. Studd (Eton), c Woods, b Streatfeild 12 c Watling, b Streatfeild ... 49 G. G. Moir (Marlborough), c Gay, b Watling .......... 7 b Cooper .......... 0 A. G. Stubbs (Haileybury), c Gay, b Nicholson 0 st Gay, b Wat­ ling ................. 40 H. F. Wright (Eton), run out..................................... 24 b H ill................. 0 E. F. Rutter (Rugby), run out ............................... 2 b H ill................. 0 G. Castley (Shrewsbury), c Woods, b Hill .......... 11 c Hill, b Streat- feild................. 0 A.W.PryceJones (Shrews­ bury), runout .......... 0 not out .......... 0 G. M'Gregor, not out ............................... 37 absent ................ 0 B 4, lb 4, nb 1 ......... 9 Extras.......... 7 Total ................ 224 Total ...142 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M r . W o o d s ’ S id e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Jackson ... 18 9 27 1 ......... 7 0 31 0 Castley'... ... 6 1 15 0 .. ... 25 10 64 7 Studd ... ... 23 10 52 5 ......... 13.4 3 24 1 Jephson ... 9.2 5 15 4 .........30 10 67 5 Nicholls . . . 7 5 5 2 .........11 4 12 0 Hoare ... . . . 6 2 9 0 Stubbs ... ... 2 1 1 0 Nicholls and Jephson each bowled a no-ball, M r . M'G begor ’ s S ide . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Streatfeild .. 24 9 72 3 . ... 29 11 65 4 Baker ... . . 9 0 28 0 .. ... 3 0 7 0 Watling ..16 3 S2 1 . ... 6 3 4 1 Hill ... .. 21 5 46 4 . ... 17 4 37 2 Nicholson ..14 3 34 2 . ... 12 5 14 1 Cooper... ... 1.1 0 6 0 . ... 4 1 8 2 t a i e t t ’s E le v e n . Hill bowled a no-ball. WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY CLUB. SHILTON’S ELEVEN v. PALLETT’S TEAM. A trial match under the auspices of the Warwickshire County Club was played at Birmingham, on Monday and Tuesday. The result was a draw. S h il to n ’ s E l e v e n . First Innings. Richards, c Llewellyn, b Gothard ........................ Eaton,cPrestoD ,bGothard E. Wigley, c Hunt, b Gothard ........................ Bates, run out ................. Shilton, lbw, b Baggaley W. M. Turrell, run out ... Cresswell, b Gothard ... Lilley, not out ................. J. Jennings, b Gothard ... H. W. Bainbridge, absent A. R. Wynn, absent......... E xtras........................ Total .................1 Second Innings. Major.cLilley.bEaton 15 Law,cEaton.bShilton 16 Colli8haw,cRichards, b Eaton .................11 J. C. Llewellyn, st Lilley, b S*illDo l ( J. Gothard, b Eato 1 F. Hoddell, not out... 1 C. F. Hunt, c Rich­ ards, b Eaton , 28 1 al’ett, b Shilton ... 4 H.Hoddell, stLiiley, b Shilton ..........18 F. Kirby,c Richard*, b Shiiton .......... 0 Baggaley. run out ... 0 a 11, lb 1, nb 1 ... 13 To til ...123 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S h ilton ’ s E leven . Second Innings. First Innings. O. M. R. W. Pallett... Gothard Bagealey Colli8haw Kirby ... 20 c Lilley (sub.), b Pallett .......... 6 0 b Pallett .......... 7 38 lbw, b Gothard 1 3 st Lilley (sub.), b Gothard ... 3 28 lbw, b Pallett ... 3 30 c Law, b Pallett 4 35 c Lilley (sub.), b Pallett .......... 4 3 not out .......... 3 0 c Collishaw, b Pallett .......... 3 0 absent................. 0 0 st Lilley (sub.), b Pallett .......... 0 13 Extras 0 70 Total... 34 24 5 46 0 .......... 19 2 0 53 5 .......... 8 0 32 1 4 0 14 0 2 0 12 0 P a ^ l e t t ’ s E le v e n . 0. M. R W. 82 0 It 7 8 0 23 2 O.M. R W Shilton 34 10 49 i Eaton...25.2 4 40 4 Bates ... 5 2 7 0 O. M. R. W. Wigley 1 0 5 0 Wynn 6 3 9 0 BARLOW’S ELEVEN v. TWENTY-TWO OF MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT. Played on the ground of the Clifford Club, at Manchester, on Monday and Tuesday. The Eleven won by an innings and 34 runs. E le v e n op L ancash ire . Paul, run o a t ..........25 C. H. Hulton, st Lee, b Geo .................25 Whiteside, st Lee, b A. N. Hornby, b Moss 21 Barlow, c Smith, b M orrison.................11 A. Ward, b Morrison 16 F. Sugg, b Burton ... 0 F. Ward, c Harris, b Packman................. 3 Briggs, b Beatson ... 39 Watson, c and b Harris .................12 T w enty -T wo of M an chester and D is t r ic t . Higginbottom Mold, not out ... E xtras........ Total ... . 11 .. 0 .. 14 ..177 First Innings. J. T. Brown, c Barlow, b Watson ................. 8 W. Northrop, b WatBon 11 D. Smith, c and b Briggs 0 J. Thorpe, st Whiteside, b Briggs .................14 H. Lea, b W atson.......... 0 W. Gee, b Watson.......... 1 A. E. Brookstank, c Sugg, b W atson .......... 2 A. woodward, c Ward, b B riggs........................ 2 R. T. Carter, b Watson 0 P. Lowsby, b Watson . . 0 W. Millington, b Watson 4 J. C. Kemp, run out ... 0 T. Harris, b Briggs.......... 3 A. Higginbottom, b Wat­ son ............................... 1 H. Johnson, b Briggs ... 0 J. Moorhouse, b Watson 3 W. J. Packman, b Briggs 0 T. Crosby, b Watson ... 0 S. Moss, b Briggs ........... 4 J. Burton, b Watson ... 2 A. Morrison, not out ... 0 F. Kirby, b Briggs ... 0 Extras ................. 1 Second Innings. b Barlow b Barlow lbw, b Mold . b Barlow b Barlow run out ... . ... 0 ... 4 ... 0 ... 12 ... 3 ... 0 not o u t .................23 b F. Ward .......... 0 b Watson .......... 0 cPaul, b F. Ward 11 b M o ld ................. 2 b M old ................. 5 b M old ................. 1 run o u t................. c A. Ward, b Bar- low ................. c Barlow, b Ward b Watson .......... c Sugg, b F.Ward b Barlow .......... run out.......... ... b M old ................. b F.Ward .......... E xtras.......... Total ... ..........56 Total........... 87 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T w e n ty -T w o . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Watson ... 17 6 20 12 .......... 9.3 4 11 2 Briggs ..........16.3 4 35 8 Barlow 20 5 28 6 F.Ward 15 2 22 5 Mold ...14 3 17 5 G r a c e P a r lo u r C r ic k e t . —A Handsome Birthday Present for boys. Any number can play, and endless enjoyment and amuse­ ment is afforded by this ingenious Indoor Game. Post free, securely packed, 2/10.— W r ig h t & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, London.