Cricket 1889

9S 1 ' CRtCKET: A -WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 2, 1889. LEIGHTON (WESTBURY) v. MR. O. G. RADCLIFFE’ S TEAM. Several very well known cricketers took part in this match, played at Westbury (Wilts) on April 25 and 2G. Lohmann and Attewell carried off the honours, both batting and bowling with effect as will be seen. The two professionals bowled unchanged throughout both innings of Mr. Radcliffe’s team. Atte­ well in particular was in brilliant form, taking fourteen wickets at a cost of only 44 runs. L e ig h t o n . W. Trask, c Trafford, b Moline................ 1 Rev. O. Audland, b Moline ................ 0 Mr.F.W. Stancombe, st Page, b W. G. Grace, jun............. 2 Mr. H. H. Palairet, not out ................ 0 Mr. W. H. Laverton, b Moline................ 0 B 5,1 b 1, w 3, nb 1 10 Mr. L. C. H. Pulairet, run out ................. 7 G. A. Lohmann, c W.G.Grace, b W.G. Grace, jun.............. 108 Mr. H. Ross, c Har- topp, b Leatham... 45 W. Gunn, c Kadcliffe, b Leatham ............11 W. Attewell, c sub., b Moline .................. 82 Mr. J. B. Challen, b W. G. G race......... 0 Mr. L. C. W. Thring, Total c Leatham, b Moline .................. 17 M r . R adcliffe ’ s First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, b Loh­ mann ............................ 2 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, 1b w, b Attewell ... .............. 13 Mr. J. Cranston, c and b Attewell ...................... 7 Mr. H. B. Champain, c and b Lohmann ................14 Mr. H. V. Page,c Audland, b Attewell... ................16 Mr. C. H. Moline, b Loh- mann ... ...................... 1 Mr. W. G. Grace, jun., b Attewell ......... ......... 1 Mr. A. E. Leatham, c Gunn, b Attewell.........10 Rev. R. M.Kerwan.b Atte­ well ............................. 0 Mr. E. A. Hartopp, b Loh­ mann ......... ................ 0 Mr. E. A. Everett, c L.C.H. Palairet, b Attewell ... 0 Capt. Trafford, not out ... 0 B ......... ................10 Total ................74 Total ... 44 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L eighton . O. M. R. W. W.G.Grace25 8 £5 1 Moline ...21.3 7 35 5 RadC’iffe 38 4 38 0 Mesars. Moline, Radcliffe, and Leatham each delivered a wide, and Mr. Radcliffe a no ball. M r . R adcliffe ’ s T eam . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Lohmann......... 27 9 32 4 ....... 13.3 3 29 Attewell ... T e a m . Second Innings. b Attewell......... 2 c and b Attewell 3 c Attewell, b Lohmann 4 run out ......... 9 b Attewell......... 0 b Attewell......... 0 b Attewell......... 0 c and b Loh­ mann ......... 13 c Lohmann, b Attewell......... 1 c Ross, b Atte­ well ................ 6 c H. Palairet, b Lohmann 3 not out ......... 0 B 1,1 b 2 ... 3 O. M. R. W Leatham 21 2 66 2 Grace, jun. 36 9 79 2 5.314 31 7 ....... 14 9 12 7 ELEVEN PROFESSIONALS OF SURREY AND KENT v. XVIII. OF P DIVISION (METROPOLITAN POLICE). Abel and Wood made their first appearance since their return from South Africa in this match, played on the South London Grounds, Nunhead, on Monday last. The chief per­ formers, though, were George Hearne and Brockwell with the bat, and Bowley and Alec Hearne with the ball. Bowley took nine wickets for 18, Alec Hearne seven for 28 runs. P r o f e s s io n a l s . R. Abel, c Rogers, b Evans ............... 28 F.Hearne.c Simmons, b F. East............... 1 H. Wood, b F. East... 3 G. G. Hearne, c J. East, b Coles.........64 Brockwell, b Coles ... 41 A. Hearne, c Sim­ mons, b Coles ... 0 T. Bowley, b Yallard 1 Mills, lbw, b Coles... 4 Davis,cSawyer.bNute 8 F. Johnson, b Nute 0 R. Hearne, not out... 1 B 3, nb 2 ......... 5 Total ...156 P o l ic e . Nute, st Wood, b A. Hearne ............... 3 Lewry, b Bowley ... 0 Scoles, b Bowley ... 0 Coles, b Bowley ... 2 Porter, b A. Hearne... 5 Bowler, b Bowley ... 10 Rogers, c G. A., b A. Hearne ............... 1 Simmons, b Bowley 0 F. East, b A. Hearne 0 Evans, b Bowley ... 3 Yallard, b A. Hearne 0 Dyer, b Bowley ... 2 Sawyer, c F.Hearne, b Bowley............... 8 J. East, b Bowley ... 0 Longley,c Brockwell, b A. Hearne......... 2 Puffett, not out ... 9 Dixon, c Abel, b A. Hearne ................ 1 Ambleton, not out... 0 B 5, lb 2 ......... 7 Total .........53 NEW SOUTH WALES v. FIFTEEN OF QUEENSLAND. New South Wales only sent a weak eleven to Brisbane on March 9 to oppose Fifteen of Queensland, and the match ended on the following Monday (March 11) in favour of the Fifteen by five wickets. Iredale was princi­ pal scorer for New South Wales with 63 not out and 13. S. P. Jones, of the last Australian team, made 28 in his two innings. Charlton took ten of the Queensland wickets for 92 runs, Hume six for 62. N e w S o u t h W a l e s . Second Innings. First Innings. S. P. Jones, c Munro, b Hutton .........................20 A. Gregory, c Silvester, b Coningham ................. 6 Hiddleston, h w, b Con­ ingham ....................... 0 Cowper, b Coningham ... 0 S. Gregory, run o u t.......... 0 Iredale, not out......... ... 63 Callaway, b Coningham ... 7 Searle, c Bradley, b Con­ ingham .........................13 Hume, b Trinnick ........... 6 Charlton, c Munro, b Coningham ...................24 Ironside, run out .......... 0 Extras ....................... 6 c Hitchcock, b Coningham ... 8 lbw, b Trinnick 2 lbw, b Coning­ ham................ 9 b Trinnick......... 0 c Searle, b Con­ ingham ...........18 c and b Coning­ ham ..................13 b Coningham ... 19 hw. b Silvester 4 b Munro .......... 5 absent......... not out Extras... Total ...145 Total ... 95 XV. o f Q u e e n s l a n d . Second Innings. First Innings. Trinnick, lbw, b Charlton 17 Perkins, b Callaway......... 4 Voller,c Hume, b Charlton 6 A.Coningham,cA.Gregory, b Chariton......................14 Byrne, st Searle, b Calla­ way ............................ 11 Hutton, b Hume ......... 9 Fisher, 1b w, b Hume ... 4 Hitchcock, c Ironside, b Hume............................ 1 W. Munro, b Hume......... Vi M’ Williams, b Hume ... 9 Bradley............................ 4 Silvester, b Charlton ... 6 T. Hughes, c Cowper, b Charlton ...................... 9 Cox,c Ironside, b Charlton 6 Wright, not out............... 2 Extras ...................... 8 Total ...122 lb w .......... ... 2 b Callaway ... 16 c Hiddleston. b Charlton... ... 2 b Callaway... ... 17 bJones ... 21 run out ... 4 not out ... 24 b Charlton... ... 0 b Callaway ... 4 not out ... 2 c Searle, b Jones 13 h w, b Humo ... 6 Extras... ... 8 Total ...139 CRICKET IN SUMATRA. LANGKAT v. SERDANG. A correspondent in Sumatra has kindly sent us the score of the first match played at Madan Deli between the two districts of Langkat and Serdang. The game was chiefly noteworthy for the good bowling of a Dutch­ man, Verhulst, who took fifteen wickets in the match for 38 runs. In the first innings he delivered eight overs for 10 runs and six wickets, in the second ten overs and two balls for 28 runs and nine wickets. The Deli Curant , the paper from which our score is taken, gives the introductory notice in Dutch. First Innings. J. MacGillivray, b Ver­ hulst ............................ R H. Cox, c Peachy, b Ver­ hulst ............................. Waller, b Verhulst ......... Findlay, b Lamb ......... A. Stephens, c Falconer, b L am b ............................ Melbourn, b Verhulst ... Hewitson, b Verhulst ... Theobald, b Lamb ......... Eroekhuyzen, not out ... E. Glen, b Lamb ......... Mullins, b Verhulst......... B ............................ L a n g k a t . Second_Innings, 0" candb Verhulst 0 4 c Stephens, b Verhulst ... 0 0 lbw, b Verhulst 0 8 b Stephens ... 12 6 notout .....49 0 b Verhulst ... 5 0 b Verhulst ... 3 2 b Verhulst ... 4 6 b Verhulst...... 0 0 c Falconer, b Verhulst........ 0 0 b Verhulst .. 0 4 B7, l b l ... 8 Total ... 8| Total ............... 30 S e r d a n g . First Innings. Peachy, b Melbourn 11 Lamb, c Findlay, b Melbourn .........21 Davison, b Melbourn 0 F. Stephens, b Mel­ bourn ................ 0 Verhulst,b Melbourn 12 Van Someren, b Mel­ bourn ............... 2 Forsyth, b Findlay... 3 In the Second Innings Peachy scored (run out)2, Stephens, c Glen, b Waller, 3, Falconer (not out) 2 ; b 2,1 b 1—Total, 10. Clavell Tripp, b Mel­ bourn ................ 0 Mathysen, b Findlay 8 A. B. Smith, b Mel­ bourn ................ 2 Falconer, not out ... 0 B 10, 1b 4, w 3 ... 17 Total ... 76 RICHMOND TOWN v. WEST MIDDLE* SEX. Played on the ground of the Richmond Ath­ letic Association on Saturday last. The home team were in all the afternoon, scoring 315 for eight wickets in three hours and a half. R ic h m o n d T o w n . H. Cripps, b Lukin ... 94 W. Ireland, b Mus- grave......................43 H. Fry, c Eggleton,b Musgrave............... 3 W. B. Pentelow, b Musgrave............... 6 J. Lancaster, b Eggle- ton ...................... 0 T o ta l..................315 J. D. Sugden, b Eggleton............... 0 b .R. Heathcote did not bat. H. Walton, c Lukin, b Musgrave .......... 0 G. Heasler, b Eggle­ ton ....................36 W. Pearce, notout... 73 J. Sale, not out ... 77 Extras................ 3 STOICS CLUB. F ixtures for 1889. April 22 May 4 May 9 May 11 May 18 May20,21,22 May 25 June 1 June 8 June 10 June 15 June 19 July 6 July 10 July 13 July 20 July 23 July 27 July 30 July 81and Aug. 1, 2 Aug. 3 Aug. 5 Aug. 10 Aug. 24 Sept. 7 June 22 June 24 June 25 June 26 June 27 June 28 June £9 Aug. 12,13 Aug. 14,15 Aug. 16,17 Aug. 19 Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne Southgate, v. Southgate Teddington, v. Teddington Mill Hill, v. Mill Hill School Charterhouse Square, v. Merchant Taylor’s School Catford Bridge, v. Bank of England Tottenham, v. Bruce Castle 8chool Walthamstow,v. Forest School Kensington, v. St. Paul’s School Chelmsford, v. Chelmsford Carshalton, v. Carshalton Bedford, v. Bedford Grammar School Highgate, v. Highgate School Hampstead, v. Hampstead Bedford, v. Bedford Modern School Finchley, v. Christ College, Finchley Windsor, v. St. Mark’s College Wimbledon, v. Wimbledon School Rochester, v. Rochester Catford Bridge, v. Bank of England Shepherd’s Bush, v. Pallingswick Bedford, v. Bedford Southgate, v. Southgate Barnet, v. Park Wanderers v. Hampstead Nondescripts S u s s e x T o u r . Worthing, v. Worthing College Ardingly, v. Ardingly College Lancing, v. Lancing College Hurstpferpoint, v. St. John’s College Brighton, v. Brighton College Eastbourne, v. South Lynn Eastbourne,v. Eastbourne M id l a n d T o u r . Cambridge, v. Camb. Univ. L.V.C, Papworth, v. PapworthHall St. Ives, v. St. Ives Wellingborough, v. Wellingborough