Cricket 1892

JUNE 16, 1892 CRIOKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME; 217 S u r r e y . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Streatfeild Bromley-Dav­ enport.......... H ill................. Jackson........ . Scott .......... J. Douglas ... 21 Second Innings. O. M. K. W. . ... 16 5 36 1 Bromley Divenport 15 3 46 3 ... 11 3 35 0 ... 16.4 1 62 4 ... 8 0 13 0 6 1 32 0 bowled 1 17 , 6 11 4 51 3 2 15 0 2 39 5 wide and 3 no balls, Jackson and Sfcreatfeild each 1 no-ball. DULWICH v. MERTON.—Played at Merton on June 8. M e r t o n . First Innings. L. Pattison, b Parrot ... 1 R. D. Duncan, b Parrot... 10 W. Youlton, b K in g .......... 3 F. D. Head, b Rimmington 15 E. Godward, c Mayo, b Rimmington .................32 J. P. Bevan, b Tregellas ... 4 Dr. Young, c and b Rim­ mington .......... .......... 4 P. Craven, c and b Tregel­ las...................................... 8 D. MacBean, b Tregellas.. 0 N. H. Cooke, b Tregelas .. 3 C. A. Goiward, not out ... «• B 5, lb 1 ................. 6 Second Innings. run out .......... 1 run out ..........13 c Colyer, b King 5 c J. N. Steed, b Rimmington... 0 c Rimminglon, b Parrot .......... 4 b Parrot .......... 4 c H. N. Steed, b Rimmington.. 2 b Tregellas ... 8 not out .......... 3 b King................ 0 run out ......... 13 B 10, lb 3 ... 13 Total ..........86 Total ...6 D u l w ic h . P. Cooper, st Craven, b Young ................. 7 C. P. Tregellas, c Cooke, b C. A. God­ ward ........................ 5 H. N. Steed, cCraven, b Y ou n g.................19 J. Rimmington, b C. A. Godward ... 1 W. A. King, b C. A. Godward................. 6 J. F. Colyer, b C. A. Total Godward................ 14 In the Second Innings Tregcllas scored, b Head 4, H. N. Stead, b C. A. Godward 1, Kimmington (not out) 10, Colyer,b C. A. Godward 21, Hoasraan, b C. A. Godward 0 ; b 1, lb 1, w 1—Total, 39. First Innings. R. E. Mayo, b C. A. Godward................ J. N. 8teed, c Head, b Y ou n g................. F. Heasman, not out H. Marks, c Young, b C. A. Godward ... L. F. G. Parrot, b C. A. Godward B 4, lb 3, w 1 ... ...71 WILLESDEN v. NORWOOD (2).-Played at Willesden on June 11. W il l e s d e n . H.T.Rogers, st Check- land, b Payne. A. Youel Brown, R a b y................. G. D. B. Levick, Checkland .......... C. Cooke, b Checkland P. Hailstone, c May, b Raby ................. F. J. Potter, b Check­ land ........................ 32 b .. 35 b A. D. Saunders, b Checkland ......... 0 J. W. Howard, b Lyon .................25 A. K. Burch, c Lyon, b Payne ... C. Nibloe, b Lyon , M, Cary, not out . B 17, lb 2, w 4 Total 6 .. 0 .. 0 .. 23 ..129 N o r w o o d . R. S. Faby, b Rogers 6 C. E. V. Checkland, c and b Brown..........14 C. E. Lyon, b Brown 6 W. H. C. Bedford, b Rogers ................. 4 H. Blackford, b Brown 18 W. L. McNay, c and b Rogers................ 8 P. Featherstone, b Brown ................. 0 P. O'Hara, not out 4 B 13,1b 1 ..........14 Total ..........74 P. S. May, F. Loud, and H. A. Payne did not bat AVILLESDEN v. WE3T HERTS C. & G.—Played at Watford on June 11. W il l e s d e n . G. C. Locket, st Love- grove, b Webb ... 20 H. Bailey, c Love- grove, b Woods ... 19 A. O. Breeds, c and b Hearne ................. 2 W. Cooke, b Taylor... 32 J. Major Lucas, b Webb........................ 5 T. J. Reynolds, b Hearne .................63 W. Harrower, c Wood, b Hetrne .. 25 E.B.Layman,bWebb 27 G. M. Edwards, b H earne.................10 E.T. Read, b Hearne 1 H. Forth, not out ... 14 B 12, lb 9, w 3 ... 21 Total ...212 W e s t H e r t s C. <feG. White, b L ucas........ 15 Lovegrove, c Firth, b H aym an.................28 Hearne, c Firth, b H aym an................. 9 F. W. Webb, b Lucas 1 J. Woods, hw, b Hay­ man ........................18 W. Sharpe, not out... 43 J. F. W. Taylor.lbw, b Cooke.................31 C. R. Humbert, c Bailey, b Hayman 41 E. H. Sedgwick, not out ........................23 B 6, w 1 .......... 7 Total ...216 Tooms and J. Beaumont did not bat. MIDDLESEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Though Gloucestershire commenced their first match of the season against Middlesex with a creditable score of 244, at Lord’s, on Thursday last, this did not save them from a decisive defeat by an innings and 102 runs. Each County had the same eleven as in the earlier part of the week, when Middlesex defeated Somerset, and Gloucestershire Kent. Gloucestershire won the toss, and batted first on a capital wicket. Dr. E. M. Grace failed to score, but W. G. and Mr. Radcliffe took the score to 107, before W.G., like his brother, was caught at the wicket. His score was 47, but he gave a couple of chances early in his innings—one before he had scored. Mr. Radcliffe was out next—at 153—for a fine innings of 82 . He had batted for two hours and a quarter without giving a chance. He hit ten 4’s and five 3's. After his dismissal, there was little worthy of note in the batting, and though Murch hit up 25 rapidly, the innings closed for 214. Middlesex lost MessrB. Webbe and Stoddart on Thursday evening, and when stumps were drawn the total was 101—Mr. Scott (not out) 36, Mr. Nepean (not out) 39. On Friday, the latter only added 5 runs to his score, and Mr. O’Brien was quickly dismissed. Rawlin joined Mr. Scott, and the latter was missed at mid-on by Roberts with his score 47. This mistake had a very serious effect on the game. Both batsmen played the opposing bowlers with the greatest freedom, aud in two hours added 160 runs. Rawlin’s 64 was made without a fault, and included seven 4’s. Mr. Henery and Phillips, too, gave Mr. Scott useful assistance, the professional's 52 being a merry innings. Mr. Scott was out last—‘■owled by Woof—for a magnificent innings of 224. He was hatting altogether for six hours and forty minutes, and played splendid cricket from beginning to end of his innings, despite the heat, which on Friday was intense. Besides the chance just referred to, he ought to have been caught by Roberts again at mid-on, with his score at 137. Despite these two faults, the performance was a great one. His hits were twenty seven 4’s, four 3’s, fifteen 2’s and 74 singles. Gloucestershire went in a second time in a minority of 279 runs, and in the forty minutes which remtined for play on Friday, lost Mr. Radcliffe, Mr. Sainsbury, and Woof for 21 runs. Tho two not outs—Mr. Kitcat and Roberts — were quickly dismissed on Saturday, but the brothers Gracc look the score from 48 to 95, when E.M. was bowled by Kawlin. Murch again again hit out freely, but the others did not render their captain much assistance, and the innings closed for 177. W.G. hatted in quite his best form for two hours and a qu trter, and took out his bat for a faultless 72. Philips bowled with great success, his five wickets costing le js than 7 runs each. G l o u c e st e r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Dr. W. G. Grace, c Wes\ b Nepean ........................ 47 not out ... ...72 Dr. E. M. Grace, c Weat, b Hearne ........................ 0 b Rawlin ..........28 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, b Rawlin ........................ 82 c Hearne, b Painter, c Hcarne, b Raw- P. Kitcat, b lin ... Mr. S. A. Nepean Mr. E. Sainsbury, lbw, Nepean ...................... Captain A. n. Luard, O’Brien, b Nepean Murch, c O’Brien, Hearne ..................... Woof, b Hearnc............... Roberts, not out Nepsan b Phillips ... c W e s t , Hearne ... i 16 b Hearne ... 7 b Phillips ... Board, c West, b Hearne 6 B 15. lb 3. nb 1 , 19 b Phillips.............26 b Phillips ........... 3 lbw, b Nepean .. 17 c Rawlin, b Phillips........... 0 L b.................. 6 Total .........214 m M id d l e s e x . Total ...177 Total Mr. A. E. Stoddart, lbw, b Murcb............. 21 Mr. A. J. Webbe, c Painter, b Murch ... 10 Mr. S. W. Scott, b W oof......................... 224 Mr. E. A. Nepean, c Board, b Murch ... 44 Mr. T. C. O'Brien, c Kitcat, b Woof ... 13 Rawlin, b W oof.............61 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, c E. M. Grace, b Roberts ....................33 BOWLING ANALYSIS G l o u c e s t e r s h i r e . First Inniogs. O. M. R. W. . 3G 11 93 4 . 33.316 51 4 . 29 12 58 2 . 4 1 11 0 .15 9 12 0 iNepean bowled a no-ball. Phil ipa, c Murch, b E. M. G race..........52 Mr. R. S. Lucas, b Woof ................. 9 J. E. Weat.cPainter, b E. M. Grace ... 22 J. T. Hearne, not out ........................12 B 8, lb 5, w l,nb 2 16 ..523 Nepean Hearne Rawlin Stoddart Phillips Second Inninga. O. M. R. W. ... 25 3 57 2 ... 28 13 41 2 ... 23 9 ... 1 0 21 7 39 1 33 M id d l e s e x . O. M. R. W. O. Roberts ... 27 7 51 1 IE.M.Grace26 Murch ... 41 15 95 3 | Radcliffe 2 W oof ... 81.321 188 4 IPainter 6 W.G.Grace 25 8 62 0 | Murch bowled a wide and Roberts two no-balls. M. R. Wi 5 83 2 0 13 n 2 15 t) WHITGIFT WANDERERS v. HACKBRIDGE HOUSE.—Played at Hackbridge on June 6. H a c k b r id g e H o u s e . Fir8t Innings. Second Inninga. W. Cooke, lbw, b H. L. Turner .................17 b Balch ...0 W. Peters, c Lambert, b B alch................................ 0 c H. L. Turner, b H ow es.........20 T. Adams, b L.J. Turner 14 b L. J. Turner... 2 E. Morley, b L. J. Turner 5 c G. Marks, b E. F. E. Goad, c Howes, b H. L. Turner........................ G. Turner 12 14 S. A. Jones, b L. J. Turner 0 J. Smith, b L. J. Turner 0 E. C Surridge, c E. G., b H. L. T u rn er................. 4 H. Cripps, b L. J. Turner 0 E. r.Janson.b H L.Turner 0 J. Nash, not o u t................ 1 B Total ................. 58 W h it q if t W a n d e r e r s . E . G . Turner, b Nash 5 J. P. Mollard.b Nash 3 W. N. Kelsey, b Sur­ ridge........................25 H L. Turner, b Nas-h 1 G. Marks, c Smith, b Peters .................38 A. E. Howes, c and b Peters ................. 2 L. J.Turner, b Adams 6 c H. L., b E. G. Turner .......... 7 c E. G., b L. J. Turner .......... 3 b L. J, Turner... 15 b L. J. Turner... 29 b L. J. Turner 0 b H. L. Turner 1 not out .......... 0 B 9, lb 2, nb 1 12 Total... 101 -First Innings G. L. Marks, b Sur­ ridge .................21 A.W.Cooper,b Peters 21 G. C. Lambert, not out ........................ 4 E. H. Balch, c and b Peters ................. 0 B 18, lb 3, w 1 ... 22 ...148 Total , In the Second Innings E. G. Turner scored (not out) 6, H. L. Turner (not out) 6; b 1, nb 1— Total 11. WIMBLEDON v. INCOGNITI. — Played Wimbledon on June II. I n co g n iti , First Innings. A E.Gibson, cT.Westray, b Lloyd ........................ 5 Rev. Baxter, c Deniston, b Christopheraon ..........22 at Second Innings, b L’oyd ..........28 c Deniston, b Holland..........12 c Chri«t*8on, b Lloyd .......... 0 cWillock,bLloyd 0 Capt. C. E. Greenway, c Muir, b Christopherson 6 E. A. Parke, b Lloyd ... 0 F. J. Dixon, c Holland, b Chriatopherson ......13 c T. Westray, b Chriat’son ... 21 C. A. W. Gilbert, c T. Westray. b L lo y d ........ 2cWillock,bLloyd 5 G. A. Rimmington, b Chriatopherson ........ 0 A. Hood, b Lloyd ......23 E. Milner Jones, b Lloyd 0 b Holland ... c Deniston, Holland... c Deniston, Lloyd J. I. D. Nicoll, c Christo- phernon, b Lloyd .......... 2 b Lloyd G. H. Windier, c F. W. Westray, b L loyd .......... 7 Capt. Trearven, not ou t... 1 B 6, lb 1, w 3, nb 1 ... 11 not out c Willo.’k, Christ’son B IF, lb 2 ... 1*2 b ... 0 ... 18 Total ..........97 Total ...108 WiMBLEDON.— F irst Innings. R. F. Deniston, lbw, b Gibson................. 3 H.C.Willock,cGreen- wav, b Parke......... 3 Sid. Chriatopheraon, not out C. T. Gilea, b Gibaon 10 F.G. Oliver, b Gibson 14 F.Weatray.cWindier, b Gibaon................. 7 T. We3tray, cTrevor, b Gibson.................18 18 W. Muir, b Gibson... 8 1Wilfred Holland, " ” Gibson, b Windier 6 B 5, lb 2 .......... 7 ...127 E. S. Graham Lloyd, c Dixon, b Gibaon E. W. Reevea, c G r e e n w a y , b Total W indier...................16 R. Randolph, b Gib­ son ..........................17 In the Second Innings Oliver acored, c Green­ way, b Gibaon 14, F. Westray, b Dixon 13, T. Westray (not out) 20, Muir (not ont) 17, Grah&m Lloyd, c Dixon, b Gibson0; b 8, lb 1—Total, 79. Hon. Alfred Lyttelton beat Peter Latham at tennia at the Queen’a Club, on Saturday, by three sets to one. The annual meeting and conference of clubs under the auspices of the London Playing Fields Committee will be held at the Polytechnic, Regent Street, to-morrow night, at 8.30. The Attorney- General and Hon. Chandos Leigh (past president M.C.C.) will be amongst the 8peakers.