Cricket 1887

s e p t . 15,1887. GRIOKET:] A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 415 ETON COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. Timea Inns, not out. Runs. Aver T. W . B ran d.................. H. Brom ley-Davenport Hon. G. O. Cadogan ... Campbell - Maclachlan Lord Chelsea ........... Hon. H. T. Coventry... A. V. Evans ................... C. A. Field ................... C. P. Foley ................... P. G o a d .......................... R. C. G osling.................. F.Harvey-Bathurst,ma. F. R. Harvey-Bathurst W . R. H o a re .................. W. D. Llew elyn ........... Hon. M. T ollem ach e... C. N .W atney.................. 15 ... 1 ... 126 ... 8.6 13 ... 1 ..„ 118 ... 9.1 7 .. . 2 .. . 73 ... 14.3 9 ..,. 0 .,,. 60 ... 6.6 12 .. . 1 ..,. 294 ... 1«.2 15 .. . 2 .. 189 ... 12.9 1 .,.. 0 . 4 ... 4. 10 ,. 6 ... 27 ... 27 16 .,.. 2 .,.. 294 ... 13.6 1 .. . 0 ., 2 ... 2. 16 .,,. 4 ... 369 ... 23.1 , 1 .,.. 0 . 0 . .. o. 10 ... 3 ... 63 ... 6.6 13 . .. 1 . .. 118 .,. 9.1 17 ... 2 ... 348 .„. 20.8 14 . 2 .. 168 . 12. 3 . .. 0 . .. 38 ... 12.2 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. F. R. H.-Bathurst 192 .. 67 . . 353 . . 22 . . 161 T. W . Brand ... 254 .. 127 . . 3 )9 . . 24 . . 12.21 H. B. - Davenport 304.1.. 721 . . 590 . . 36 . . 16.14 Hon.G.O.Cadogan 70.1.. 19 . . 110 . . 11 . . 10. Hon. H. Coventry 51 .. 10 . . 144 . . 8 . . 18. R. C. Gosling 38 . . 7 . . 55 . . 1 . . 55. W . R. Hoare 78.2... 22 . . 103 . . 15 . . 10.13 L. C. M aclachlan 116 . . 43 . . 208 . . 17 . . 12 4 Bathurst bowled two no-balls. The bowling analysis was not kept of the Eton tiamblers and the return m atch with the Cold­ stream Guards. LEICESTERSHIRE. Matches played 12—won 5, lost 6, drawn 1. BATTIN G AVERAGES. Tim es M ost in Inns, not out. Runs, an inns. Aver. Warren ........... 23 . . 1 .. 664 .. 137 . . 30.4 Mr. J. A. Turner 13 . . 0 .. 203 .. 32 . . 15.11 Mr. C. C. Stone 18 . . 0 . 263 . . 52 . . 14.11 W h eeler........... 23 . . 1 .. 315 . . 45 . . 14.6 Tom lin ........... 23 . . 2 .. 300 . 41 . . 14.6 Pougher ........... 22 . . 1 .. 291 .. 56 . . 14.0 Mr. C. Marriott 12 . . 1 .. 146 .. 29 . . 13 1 Colver ........... 22 . . 3 .. 244 .. 34 . . 12.16 Mr. A.E.W right Mr.H.T.Arnall- 4 . . 0 .. 51 .. 35 .. 12 3 T h om p son ... 21 . . 3 .. 193 .. 28 ... 10.13 T am er ........... 20 . . 5 .. 156 .. 22* . . 10 6 Rylott ........... 21 . . 6 .. 74 .. 12 . . 4.14 R ichards........... 5 . . 1 .. 15 .. 8 .. 33 Dexter ........... 7 . . 1 .. 4 .. 3 .. 0.4 The follow ing batted in two innings—Atkins l r.» Mr. S. R. W right 13, Mr. A. W . Crofts 5, and Mr. F W right 5 runs. Mr. E. Hill played once and scored 1 run. BOWLING AVERAGES. Pougher ........... R y lo tt................... Mr. H. T.Arnall- C olver... Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver, 808 2 . . 301 . . 1161 . . 88 . . 13.16 627 . . 315 . . 763 . . 52 . . 14 35 229 . . 79 . . 444 . . 26 . . 17.2 91 . . 25 .. 193 . . 11 . . 17.8 121.2 . . 43 . . 225 . . 9 . . 25.3 The following bowled in less than four innings Mr. S. R. Wright. 4 2-15-75 - 2 ; Turner. 4—2—3 -1 ; Warren, 5 - 0 - 1 9 —1; Mr. F. W ri?ht, 13—2—4 '—1- Tom lin, 4 - 0 - 1 1 - 0 ; Mr. C. C. Stone, 2 0 -8 —37- K BICKLEY PARK CLUB. Matches played 40—won 19, lost 9, drawn 12, T h e above clu b has a^ain had a m ost success­ ful season, th e results being slightly better than last year. T h e clu b has scored 8,640 runs for the loss o f 392 w ickets, or an average of 22.16 per w icket, against 6,803 for 401 wickets, and an average of 16.392 per w icket. T h e batting averages are m uch higher than last year, bu t the bowling has proved slightly m ore expeusive. Mr. J. N. Tonge has played in consistently good form, and has the exception' ally high average of 60.5 for thirteen com pleted innings. R ev. R . T . T h orn ton has also played w on derfu lly w ell, and has th e d istin ction of being the first m em ber to score over 1,000 runs for the clu b during th e season. M essrs. T h orn ton and T on ge h ave each topped the cen tu ry on three occasion s. M essrs. R . S. Jones and W . R ashleigh have also scored largely in th e few m atches th ey have been able to play. In addition to th e above, M essrs. D . D . P on tifex, W . B . P attisson, G. C. B oosey, R . D . B u dw orth, T . P . H ild er and E . R . B ou ch have all played w ell, as a glance at th e averages w ill show . M r. P. C. P a rr has proved one of th e m ost useful all-round m em bers of the club, and has taken 57 w ickets at a cost o f 17 runs per w icket, and scored 486 runs for eighteen innings. M essrs. R . T . T h orn ton , C. T . B oosey, W . E . P arish, O. E vans and J. N . T on ge also deserve a w ord o f praise for th eir successful b o w lin g ; w h ilst M essrs. C. A v ery, G. H ilder a n i A . J. T h orn ton show an exceedin gly good analysis. T h e follow in g centuries h ave been scored fo r th e clu b during the season :— May 18—v. Kensington Park, Rev. R. T. Thornton, 143 not out. May 25 -v . St. Bartholom ew’s Hospital, Rev. R. T. Thornton, 143. May 28—v. Upper Tooting, Rev. R. T. Thornton, 155. May 28—v. Upper Tooting, J. N. Tonge, 102. June 4—v. Chislehurst, H. E .B ouch. 118. June 18—v. Bromley, J. N. Tonge, 120. July 10—v. Blackheath, G. C. Boosey, 113. July 27—v. Farningham, J. N. Tonge, 104 not out. July 3)—v. Crystal Palace, W . Rashleigh, 120. BATTING AVERAGES. R. S. Jones Tim es not M ost in Inns. out. Runs, an inns Aver .. 6 ... 1 ... 333 ... 97 ... 66.3 J. N. Tonge ... .. 15 . . 2 . . 785 .. 125 ... 61.5 W . Rashleigh ... .. 3 . . 0 . . 179 .. 120 ... 59.2 Rev. R. T. Thornton 22 .. 1 . . 1032 .. 155 ... 49.3 D. D. Pontifex ... 16 .. 2 . . 471 .. 85 ... 33 9 L. J. Hutton ... .. 4 .. 2 . . 66 .. 40*... 33 G. C. Boosey ... .. 18 . . 2 . . 440 .. 113 ... 27.8 P. C. P a r r ......... ... 19 .. 1 . . 486 .. 82 ... 27 W . B. Pattisson .. 16 . . 1 . . 4f>0 .. 80*... 26.10 R. D. Budworth .. 8 . . 1 . . 169 .. 82 ... 241 T. P. Hilder ... .. 11 .. 1 . . 219 .. 57 ... 21.9 E. R. Bouch ... .. 11 ... 2 . . 197 .. 48 ... 21.8 F. H. Kelsey ... ... 8 .. 1 . . 144 .. 52*... 20.4 C. H. Hunter ... ... 8 .. 1 . . 143 .. 59 ... 20.3 A. M. Streatfeild ... 4 .. 0 . . 79 .. 42 ... 19.3 G. C. H ubbard ... 6 .. 0 . . 105 .. 39 ... 173 E. F. McKewan ... 6 .. 0 . . 99 .. 55 ... 16.3 E. P. Barlow ... .. 15 .. 1 . . 218 .. 52 ... 15 8 A. B oosey........... ... 8 .. 4 . . 62 .. 18 ... 15.2 W . H. Andrews .. 6 .. 0 . . 86 .. 23 ... 14.2 W. H. Patterson ... 3 .. 0 . . 43 .. 40 ... 14.1 H. E. Bouch ... ... 11 .. 1 . . 134 .. 118 ... 13.4 R. B eren s........... ... 5 .. 0 . . 65 .. 32 .. 13 A. D. Rlyth ... ... 10 .. 1 . . 114 .. 16 ... 12.6 R. H ild e r .......... ... 14 .. 6 . . 96 .. 22*.. 12 A. W . Fulcher... ... 6 .. 0 . . 69 .. 25 ... 11.3 C. T. Boosey ... ... 15 .. 0 . . 166 .. 43 ... 11.1 C. Simm onds ... ... 9 .. 0 . . 9o .. 34 .. 10.6 T. F. E llis.......... ... 8 .. 1 . . 76 .. 29 ... 10.6 G. H ild e r ........... ... 4 .. 0 . . 37 .. 19 ... 9.1 W . E. Parish ... ... 11 .. 4 . . 63 .. 18*... 9 A. Jeffery........... ... 6 .. 2 . . 36 .. 23*.. 9 D. C ooper........... ... 3 .. 0 . . 27 .. 18 .. 9 D. E v a n s........... ... 14 .. 2 . . 104 .. 23 ... 8.8 B. A. F. Grieve ... 4 .. 0 .. 34 .. 12 .. 8.2 O. W ard ........... ... 5 .. 0 . . 39 .. 14 .. 7.4 A. S. Gedge ... ... 3 .. o . . 19 .. 14 .. 6.1 P. J. Buckley ... ... 4 .. 1 . . 18 .. 7 .. 6 B. H. Latter ... ... 8 .. c .. 31 .. 26 .. 4.7 A. C. McKewan ... 6 .. 0 .. 29 .. 11 .. 4.5 J. W . r reen ... ... 12 .. 2 . 40 .. U*.. 4 M. B a k e r ........... ... 5 .. 1 . 15 .. 7 .. 3.3 A. S. Green ... 3 .. 0 4 .. 4 .. 1.1 O .H .W . Biggs... ... 4 .. 0 4 .. 3 .. 1 A. E. W illett ... ... 3 .. 0 1 .. 1 .. 0.1 A. J. Thornton ... 3 .. 2 . . 128 .. 60*.. 128 The following batted inlessthan three innings— L. Andrews 0 — 0 , C. Avery 47—3. M. P. Betts 5—°, F. Bouch 1—6, A. E. Carey 3—3*, J. Dives 34—3, C. A. Edwards 11—73, S. Chrisfcopherson 41—0, W . G. Greig 7 -3 , T. R. Hine-H aycock 28-2, C. A. W. Gilbert 17—21, F. Marchant 44—10, E. H. Moore 0 -2 *-1 9 *. E. Latter 3 -9 -2 * , Hon. V. A. Parnell 3—7, W . W. Rashleigh 0*—19, A. Robinson 38—83, M. A. Streatfeild 1—10. C. A. Smith 0—27, J. A. Taylor 9*—2*, J. W hitehead 13—3. The following have batted in one innings—P. J. Andrews 2, C. M. Baker 3*, G. G. Barber 2, C. E. Budworth 3*, F. A. K. Doyle 2, F. Fielding 9, F. Hilder 29, J. A. S. Jones 0, A. H. Latter 7, H. R. Langm ore 1, A, N. Streatfeild 5, S, A. Smith 31, L. A. Shuter 30, R, Thompson 12, BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W ktsA ver. C. Avery........... Rev.R.T.Thornti C. T. Boosey... A. J. Thornton G. Hilder J. H. K elsey... E. P. Barlow... G. C. Boosey... J. W. Green ... J. N. Tonge ... P. C. Parr ... O. Evans W . E. Parish S. Christopherson R. Hilder H .E .B o u ch ... W. H. Patterson... G. C. H ubbard A. D. Blyth ... The following have bowled in less than three innings:—T. R. Hine-Haycock, 15—3—22—4; F. Marchanfc, 6—1—16—1; A. Robinson, 12.3-6—30 —4; C. A. Smith, 37-12—67 -5 ; D. D. Pontifex, 8—2—34—1; C. Simmonds, 6.2—1—19—2; L. A. Shuter, 8 -1 —2 2 -2 ; M. A. Streatfield, 3—1—7—1. The following bow led without taking a wicket —A. Boosey, 33—7—59; C. H. W . Biggs, 13—5—21 C. A. Edwards, 8—4—13; B. A. F. Grieve, 3—0—11 T. P. Hilder, 6—0—27; C. H. Hunter, 4—0—9; A* Jeffery, 8—3—16; J. A . S. Jones, 1 5 -3 -5 3 ; L. J- Hutton, 4—1—11; E. F. McKewan, 5—1—18; Hon V. a . Parnell, 6—2—10; A. M. Streatfield, 3—0—10 A. E. W illett, 3 -0 - 7 . 69.1 ... 21 ... 137 .. . 16 ... 8.9 147.4 ... 26 ... 311 .. . 29 ...10.22 171.3 ... 48 ... 371 ... 34 ...10.31 41.3 ... 8 ... 98 ..,. 9 ...10.8 76.2 ... 19 ... 185 .. . 15 ...12.5 74 ... 21 ... 158 ... 12 ...13.2 35 ..,. 6 ... 88 ... 6 ...14.4 117 ... 25 ... 293 ... 20 ...14.13 97.2 ... 26 ... 264 ... 17 ...15.9 203.2 ... 78 ... 359 .. . 21 ...17.2 445.3 ... 145 ...1008 .. . 57 ...17.39 325.1 .,.. 91 ... 754 . .. 40 ...18.34 309.1 .,.. 81 ... 725 .,.. 37 ...19.22 41 .,.. 7 ... 126 .,.. 6 ...21 84 ... 22 .... 176 ... 8 .,..22 93 .,,. 20 ... 198 ..,. 9 ...22 55.3 ... 13 ,... 160 ... 6 ,...24.4 54 ... 16 .,.. 112 ... 4 .,..28 44 .,.. 12 ... 155 .,,. 4 ...31.1 COLVESTON v. EDMONTON. Played at Edmonton on September 3. COLVESTON. H. W. Pritchett, b W Tiitley.................. 27 T.J. Aveling, run out 24 E.Holsworth.b W hit­ ley ... ................... 1 E. Pope, not out ... 8 B 28, lb 4 ...........32 W . P. Russell, lbw, b Wall ..........................22 H. Clemetson, c and b Brown .................. 47 E. Finch, b Whitley... 18 F. Clemetson. run out 12 J. Dowell, b Hawley... 18 W .W . Hayworth, lbw, b W hitley.................. 0 H. E . Gadsdon, b W hitley .................. 6 E d m o n to n .— J. Hawley, (not out) 16, E . Brown, (not out) 3; b 2.—T otal 21. F. Gray, H. Gray, G. Allen, F. W hitley, R. Verdon L. Lem aire, W. H Harrison, C. F. D odge and W F. Wall did not^bat. Total ...215 COLVESTON v. FOREST HILL. Played at Forest Hill on September G. C o lv e s t o n . First Innings. Second Innings. W .P. Russell, b Gwynne... 12 c and b Gwynne 7 5 not out 0 S. Ball, b Garlant E. Finch, c Newman, b Garlant .......................... H.W . Pritchett, b Gwynne F. Clemetson, c Rooke, b Gwynne .......................... 46 not'ou t W . W . Hayworth, b Gwynne ..........................10 G. B. Bruce, b Gwynne ... 0 run out E. Holsworth, b Biddell... 0 T. Russell, not out ........... 0 E. O. Pope, b Gwynno ... 13 B 8, lb 3, w 2 ...........13 . 21 ..-1 9 Total ...................103 b P. J. Edwards 11 b h id d e ll........... 4 b Gwynne........... 4 B 10, lb 2... 12 T otal ... 83 F o r e s t H il l . Dr. Hatfield, b H ay­ w orth .......................... P. J. Edwards, b P r itch e tt................... G. Newman, b H ay­ worth ........................... H. W atm ough, c sub, b Prirchett ........... Eev H Biddell,b Hay- W orih.......................... Dr. Gwynne, c Brucc, b Hayworth ........... G, R e c k i t t , b Pritchett ...........14 M.C. Capes, c Finch, b H ayw orth...........14 H. Garlant, c J. Ruspell, b H ay­ worth ...................18 P. Rooke, not out ... 1 G. E d w a r d s , b Pritchett ........... 0 B 5, l b S . w l ...11 Total , 71