Cricket 1886

MAY 20,1896. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 133 PENGE v. WEST WICKHAM. Played at West Wickham on May 8. P enge . .T. Roe. b Northcote... 9 H. W. Dillon, b E. ^ripper ................. 9 J.Walton, bE.Gripper 25 W.F.Cook,bNorthcote 29 W. H. Lunnon, c Aste b Gripper................. 0 Care,absent................. 0 C. H. Barber, run out 2 H .B.Smith,c Gripper, b Northcote .......... 4 W. Barchard, c Aste, b E. Bliss .......... 0 F.Oldham, c Sturges, b N orthcote..........10 Capt. Barchard, not out ........................ 0 B 10,1 b 1 ..........11 Total 99 A.Payne,c&b Walton 19 E.Gripper, c Smith, b Walton ................. 0 P.Northcote,bLunnon 1 M. Torrens, run out 45 E. Bliss, not out ...69 W est W ickham . G.F.Browne,st Smith 21 H. Aste, not out ... 36 B 13, w 3 . Total ... 16 ...206 A. M. Sturges, A. Carey, Highland, and Mathews did not bat. PENGE v. CROYDON. Played at Penge on May 15. P enge . W .F.Cook, b Shrimp- ton ........................ 0 J. Roe, b Ching.......... 4 J. Walton, b Ching... 17 H. W. Dillon, b Shrimpton .......... 4 W. H. Lunnon, c Shrimpton, b Ching 93 H. B. Smith, b Ching 17 C. H. Barber, c and b Ching........................ 4 W. A. Buxton, b Taylor ................. F. Oldham, b Taylor C. Ovenden, b Ching W. S. Watts, not out E xtra s................. Total ..156 C roydon . R. J. J. Shrimpton, c Lunnon, b Walton 4 C. W. M. Feist, c Old­ ham, b C o o k ..........12 A. C. Dent, c Lunnon, b Cook ................. 1 J. Aris, b C o o k .......... 0 A. Hill, lbw , b Cook 0 S. J. Ching, b Oldham 1 J. Shaw, b Oldham... H. J. Hawkins, c and b Cook ................. W. T. Taylor, b Old­ ham ... ................. Hopkins, not out ... E x tra s................. Total .......... Croydon played one man short. PALLINGSWICK v. SOUTH NORWOOD. Played at East Acton on May 15. P allingsw ick . Second Innings. First Innings. J. A. D. Bacon, hw,b Webb 3 bNeall... A. F. Bettinson, b Webb 4 b Wilson B. A. Carter, b Elborough 2 M. A. Walker, b Webb ... 1 W. C. Yarborough, b Elborough........................ 5 run out L. Chapman, b Webb ...12 b Wilson F. Moir, b Elborough ... 0 E. Kettle, b Elborough ... 3 A. H. Millson, b Webbe ... 0 D. H. Hewitt, c Eames, b W eb b ............................... 6 not out E. A. Collins, c Stanley, b Elborough........................ 7 J. Hall, n o to u t................. 1 b Wilson B ... ........................ 7 Lb... Total .................51 S outh N orwood . Total ... 63 C. Eames, c Chap­ man, b Yarborough 2 G. Featherstone,lbw, b Bettinson .......... 0 J. E. Stanley, run out 20 E. Leeds, c Yar­ borough, b Collins 14 A. D. Eames, c Yar- borough, b Collins 10 J.Elborough,bCollins 0 T. E. Best, c Hall, b Collins ................. 0 B. Featherstone, run out ........................ W. P. Neall, b Yar­ borough ................. Brunt, b Yarborough J. Webb, not out ... H. Wilson, c Kettle, b Collins................ B 1 ,lb 1 .......... Total ............ I n a match played at Jersey, on May 12, between the Cajsarean C.C. and the Royal Artillery, the latter were dismissed for 12 runs (including 3 byes). Curtis took 6 wickets for_7 runs, and Isherwood 4 for 2. KENSINGTON PARK v. R.M. ACADEMY. (12 a S id e .) Played at Woolwich on May 15. K ensington P ark . R.Heaven, run out... 11 W. F. Thompson, c Hamilton,bBurnaby 6 G. H. P. Street, c Douglas,bBurnaby 10 E. O. Powell,c Doug­ las, b Burnaby ... 6 F. E. Street, b Mac- gowan ................. 0 R. C. Nystron, c and b Burnaby .......... 7 W. T. Woodlock, c Hamilton,bBurnaby60 R.M. A cadem y , E. Finch, b Burnaby J. G. O’Brien, not out ........................31 C. W. Baker, b Burn­ aby ........................ 0 H. Meller, c Kirby, b Macgowan .......... 6 C. S. Dean, b Leslie 11 Extras.................11 Total ...162 First Innings. Lathbury, b Meller .......... Liddell, c Heaven,b Meller Akislie, c Thompson, b Meller............................... Douglas, b Meller .......... Austin, b Heaven .......... Kirby, not out ................. Hamilton, b Heaven.......... Burnaby, b Meller .......... Farrell, b Meller................. Barton, c G. Street, b Heaven ........................ Leslie, b M eller................. Macgowan, b M eller.......... Second Innings. 1 not out .......... 4 0 b Meller .......... c Thompson, b Heaven .......... 5 b H eaven.......... b Dean .......... c and b Meller... not out .......... Extras Total .................27 i F. Street, b Heaven .......... Total ... 60 COLVESTON v. LONDON HOSPITAL. Played at Pond Lane on May 15. C olveston . W. P. Russell, b Lock 15 R. Kelsey, b Collier... 20 C. H. Finch, run out 15 F. Clemetson, c Lock, b Collier ................ 56 H. E. Gadsdon, c Hutchinson,blmray 20 J. Dowell, b Lock ... 9 H. w. Pritchett, c Conolly, b Birch ... 10 H.Clemetson,notout 43 E.Finch, cHitchings, b Hodges ..........21 A.Oadsdon.b Hodges 4 T. G. Aveling, lb w , b Im ra y................. 3 B 16,1 b 3, w 4... 23 Total ...239 London Hospital did not bat. STAR v. BALHAM. Played at Balham on May 15. B alham . Roberts, c Murden, b K in g ........................13 Kibble, run ou t.......... 0 Mitchell, b Murden ... 0 Scott, b King ......... 2 Archer, run ou t......... 21 Bird, c Kenyon, b Murden ................. 3 Godber,eH.Lacy,bLett 0 S t a r . T. King, c Kibble, Godber .......... W.Murden.st Scott, Godber .......... F. Lett, c Kibble, Godber Berryman, run out 10 Edwards,bJ.H.Lacy 6 Hodgson, not out ... 13 Stead, c&b J.H.Lacy 1 L b 4, w 1 .......... 5 Total ... 74 16 0 W.Largen,bMitphell 28 W. Tyler,not out ... 22 M. Clayton, not out 21 B 3,1 b 3, w 1 ... 7 Total J. Warren, B. Kenyon, J. W. Lacy, J. H. Lacy, and G. Largen did not bat. UPTON PARK v. ISLINGTON ALBION. Played at West Ham Park on May 15. U pton P ark . J. Brazier, c and b Collett .................15 E.Robinson,bNichols 0 F. E. Rothwell, b Beaumont ......... 39 J. Luckin, b Beau­ mont ........................ 5 P. Lincoln, b Pizey... 24 W. T. Matthews, b Nichols ................. 4 T. Kennett, not out 44 A. D. Parry, c and b Pizey........................12 T. W bber, b Pizey 9 H. M. Davis, b Pizey 0 W.Ringrose.c Nibloe, b Pizey ................. 3 E xtras.................18 Total ...173 I slington A lbion . J. H. Oxley, not out 3 Extras................. 1 J. Haines,b Robinson 11 J. H.Beaumont.c and b Rothwell ......... 20 E. Smith, b Rothwell 5 Total ..........43 H. Collett, not o u t... 3 R. Nichols, W. H. A. Gow, H. Pizey, A. Giles, A. George, and C.Nibloe did not bat. SURREY v. HAMPSHIRE. A little over a day-and-a-half of actual play sufficed for the first match of the season between these Counties, played at the Oval on Monday and Tuesday. Rain prevented a com­ mencement until past one o’clock on the first day, and the match was over by half-past four on the following afternoon. Hampshire was not well represented, and although they won the toss the eleven made such a poor use of their opportunities that they were dismissed for sixty-nine in each innings, Mr. Powell alone getting into double figures in both hands. Messrs. Read and Roller were the chief scorers for Surrey. The latter’s 34 was the betterper­ formance, and every one will be glad to see him open the season so well after a rather severe illness. Lohmann’s bowling wras the best of the match. Altogether he took seven Hampshire wickets at a cost of 31 runs. Surrey won by an innings and 50 runs. H am pshire . First Innings. Mr. L. G. Bonham-Carter, c Abel*b Lohmann.......... Mr. C. R. Seymour, c Abel, b Bowley ........................ Mr. E. O. Powell, c Abel, b L ohm ann........................ Mr. F. E. Lacey, b Jones Tate, h w, b Lohmann ... Leat, b Jones ................... Dible, c Abel, b Loh­ mann ..................... Mr. H. Armstrong, b Jones Winkworth, b Jones... Young, not out .......... Willoughby, run out... B 2,1 b 1................. Second Innings. 12 b Beaumont ... 5 2 c Abel,b Bowley 18 run out b Beaumont b Beaumont ... c and b Beau­ mont .......... b B ow ley.......... st Wood, b Loh­ mann .......... b Lohmann b Lohmann not out .......... B 4, lb 5 ... 14 (J 4 Total ..........69 S u rrey . Total 1 , 4 9 0 9 69 10 51 Mr. J. Shuter, b Young .................19 Wood,c and b Dible 21 Lohmann, b Dible... 20 Jones, n o to u t.......... 3 Beaumont, b Dible 0 B2, l b l , w l ... 4 Read, c Seymour, b D ible...................... Bowley, c Young, I Willoughby ......... Diver, b Dible ........ Mr. W. W. Read, c Armstrong, b Wil­ loughby ................. Mr. W. E. Roller, c Total Young,bWilloughby 34 Abel.cBonham-Carter, b Lacey .................17 BOWLING ANALYSIS, H am pshire . ..188 First Innings. O. M. 13 9 15 8 251 12 23 12 Bowley .. Roller Lohmann.. Jones......... R. W. Second Innings. O. . 12 . 5 . 10-3 . 11 O. M. R. W. Willoughby 27 11 49 3 Dible..........27'2 11 54 5 Young ... 29 13 42 1 i Armstrong 9 4 10 0 | Willoughby bowled a wide. 21 4 Abe Beau mont 18 S u rrey . O. Tate ... 2 F.E.Laceyl7 7 29 4 M. R. W. 0 8 0 9 21 1 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. CHARLES’ COLLEGE. Played at Notting Hill on May 15. S t . C h arles ’ C ollege . ST. F.Nedeon, b Hutchin­ son 1 G.Bliss,b Hutchinson 25 T.Heditch,b Hutchin­ son ........................10 F. Hoare, run out ... 6 J. Strawson, c Hay- craft, b Williamson 28 V. Quinlan, run out... 4 Total . J. Egan, c Haycraft, b Woodall ................. 9 H ampstead N ondescripts . D. Healy, b Woodall G. Kelly, l b w , b W oodall................. E .O’Brien,bHutchin- son ........................ J. Bliss, not out B 1, w 1 .......... H. R. Walker, Heditch ................. J. S. Haycraft, b Heditch ................. G H.Woodall,bStraw- son ........................ F.J.Abbott,b Quinlan J. M. Price Williams, b Heditch .......... L. Hutchinson, b Heditch ................. 11 R. L. Williamson, b H editch................. S.E.Watts.b Heditch H. E. Evershed, b Strawson ......... M. Abbott, not out... B 16, l b l .......... Total 0 0 0 1 17 95