Cricket 1889

194 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 20, 1889. ball in the Inter University match at Lord’s, his all-round oricket was of great value to the side, and his second score of 58 out of 143 for three wickets was a most creditable perform­ ance. Mr. A. J. Webbe had, meanwhile, secured the promise of his services for Mid­ dlesex, and in the one match he played that summer, against Gloucestershire, at Clifton, he showed to the greatest advantage, scoring 71 and 29 besides securing five wickets, though at a rather heavy price. Beading interfered considerably with his cricket last year, and the slow grounds were so little to his taste that his lack of success with bat and ball was hardly surprising. That he was not alto­ gether out of form, however, was proved by his capital show against Notts at Trent Bridge, at the end of the season, when he got 59 not out, and took five wickets for 35 runs. So far this year Mr. Nepean’s batting has been of a really high order. He has generally scored well, and his show this week at Lord’s in making 108 for Middlesex against Surrey for once out was a performance of no ordinary merit. Mr. Nepean bats as well as bowls right- handed, and is a difficult wicket to get. He has great defence, but can hit freely when set, as he showed during the last few days at Lord’s. He bowls slow-round, and can break both ways, though he comes mostly from leg. Pitching the ball very high, on a hard wicket he is often remarkably effective, getting an immense amount of twist on at times. Our portrait is from a photograph by the London Stereoscopic Co. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CROYDON. Played at Lee on June 13. C roydon . A. C. Dent.b Poulsom 6 A. Hill, b Parry......... 2 R. Shrimpton, c and b Poulsom .........12 T. P. Austin, b Helder 15 W. Brunt, b Helder... 2 W.H.Dent, c Gordon, b Helder............... 39 F. 0. Grant,run out... 2 H. A. Hawkins,c and b Helder................13 J. A. Archer, b Poul­ som ......................14 R. Archer, not out... 7 W.T.Taylor.b Helder 3 B 6 , lb 3, w 4 ... 13 Total G r a n v il l e . A.D.Parry, b Shrimp­ ton ...................... 9 E. T. Lloyd, b Austin 1 P. P. Lincoln, not out 41 F.E.Lander, b Austin 2 J. H. Campion, C. J. Lindley, B. F. Gordon, W. J. Holder and E. Furze did not bat. W.E.Poulsom,runout 21 R.F.Taylor, b Austin 4 B 6 , lb 1, w 1 ... 8 Total ......... 86 KENSINGTON PARK v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on June 15. K e n sin g to n P a r k . G. H. P. Street, b Fothergill ......... 1 W. F. Thompson, c Fothergill, b Titch- marsh ................ 4 J. Gifford, c West, b Fothergill .........19 Capt. Orman, b Fothergill ......... 0 H. Reynolds, run out 26 J. H. Bettington, b Fothergill .........10 G. K. Hext, b Titch- marsh ................19 J. B. Bettington, st West, b Fothergill 1 A. A. Glass, lbw, b Titchmarsh.........16 J. C. Low, I b w , b Titchmarsh.........10 M. Fitzgerald,notout 4 B ...................... 2 Total ...112 l.C.C. AND G. S. C. Newton, c sub., b J. B. Bettington 30 J. E. West, c Hext, b J. B. Bettington ... 2 T. Lindley, c Orman, bJ. H. Bettington 4 D. C. Lee, b J. H. Bettington .........14 A. Holt, b J. H. Bet­ tington ................ 0 C. P. Sykes, not out 75 T. S. Sidney, b J. H. Bettington .........19 Fothergill, run out... Titchmarsh, st Or­ man,bJ. B.Betting- ton ...................... O. D. Brooks, b Reynolds............... H. W. Kiallmark, b Reynolds............... B 13,1 b 3 . 15 ... 16 Total ...217 PALLINGSWICK v. HENDON. Played at Hendon on June 15. H e n d o n . H. Waldon, b Bet­ tinson ................ W. Armstrong, b Stevens ................ J.Woolley, b Stevens J. Hannaford, not out C. H. Page, b Stevens 28 W. Hanbury, b Bet­ tinson ................ 0 A. Le Marchant, c Macdona, b Carter 1 W. G. Stevens, run out ...................... 4 T. P. Stevens, b Bet­ tinson ............... 2 Dr. Holbrook, b Bet­ tinson ............... 0 S. Thomson, c Mac­ dona, b Stevens ... 6 B 8 , lb 3, w 1 Total ... 63 P a l l in g s w ic k . A. F. Bettinson, c Stevens,bHolbrook 46 L. Hawkins, c Thom­ son, b Page ......... 3 M. La Thangue, b Stevens ................ 5 F. S. Heynemann.run out ...................... 35 S. Jobson, run out ... 0 H. W. Macdona, b Holbrook ......... F. Abercrombie, b Holbrook ......... A.H. Stevens, not out W. R. Carter, c and b Page ............... B ...................... Total ...110 HORNSEY v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Catford Bridge on June 12 and 13. H o r n se y . W. P. Harrison, c H u t c h i n s o n , b Nicholls .................. 43 F. B. Dent, c Austin, b Woodward.........11 W. H. Davis, c Goldie, b Austin................. 5 G. P. Cox, lbw, b Austin .................. 21 B. Collet, b Nicholl... 0 H. Wade, c Tyndall, b Talbot ..................19 B. A. Clarke, c Austin, b Talbot... 0 S. L. Clarke, c Wood­ ward, b Austin ... 25 D. Nimmo, c Austin, b Talbot ......... 1 J. J. F. White, b Roe 6 G. C. Rayner, not out ...................... 0 B 12, lb 5, w 2 ... 19 Total ...HO B a n k o f E n g l a n d . A. M. Woodward, b Davis...................... 1 W. Austin, c Rayner, b B. A. Clarke ... 4 A. P. Roe, c and b B. A. Clarke............... 1 R. J. Hutchinson, b B. A. Clarke .........60 W. B. Tyndall, c and b B. A. Clarke......... 2 R. P. Newham, b Davis ................ 3 H. W. Talbot, c Collet, b Wade ... 14 H. G. Encoll, b B. A. Clarke ................. 2 H.G.Russell, not out 1 B 6 , lb 1 ... ... 7 Total 95 J. B. M. D. Hay and B. A. H. Goldie did not tat. EWELL v. OLD FINCHLEIANS. Played at Ewell on June 15. O l d F in c h l e ia n s . First Innings. _ Second Innings. J. R. Atkinson, run out ... 22 W. P. Carpmael, b Harro­ well ... ...................... c Beams, b Hol­ land............... 41 5 c Beams, b Leg­ gatt ................ F. C. Cusins, st Beams, b Leggatt ......................14 c Rawlinson, b Leggatt......... C. A. Beldam,c and bLeg­ gatt ............................. 11 not out ........... J. C. Lomax, b Harrowell 0 II. Mouland, c Chadband, b Holland...................... 7 J. Macqueen, c and b Leg­ gatt ............................. 5 J. P. Keele, not o u t......... 7 run out ......... H. Pike, b leggatt ......... 0 F. B. Fuller, b Leggatt ... 5 E. Y. Keele, b Leggatt ... 0 not out B 2, lb 7 ...................... 9 . 5 Total , 85 B 1,1b 4, nbl 6 Total ...108 E w e l l . J. H. Bridges, b E. J. Keele.........................15 C. A. S. Leggatt, c Mouland,bE.J.Keele 21 E.H.Walters,c Atkin­ son, b Cusins ... 72 A. Killick, b Beldam 35 A. M. Walters, b E. Y. K eele...................21 R. Chadband, c Bel­ dam, b E. Y. Keele 4 D. Napper, c Cusins, bE .Y . Keele.........25 W. L. Harrowell, b Cusins ............... 15 A. G. Holland, b E. Y. Keelo............... 11 T. A. Rawlinson, not out ...................... 6 W. Beams, c Atkin­ son, b E. Y. Keele 4 B 8 , lb 2 ......... 10 Total ...239 HAMPTON W ICK v. GRYPHONS. Played at Bushey Park on June 15. H a m pto n W ic k . R. J. Sivers, c E. J. C. F. W. Maud®, c Shep­ herd, b Taylor ...79 E. W. J. Wright, not out ......................74 A. Chester, c and b Taylor ............... 8 Savory.bRichmond 85 H. Maitland, b Rich­ mond ............... 0 B 3, lb 1, w 2 ... 6 Total ...202 C. G. Patrick, A. P. Keeling, J. P. Sheather, J. S. Challis, H. C. Paice, and P. Hill did not bat. W. F. Richmond, c Challis, b Maude 27 L.H.Taylor,cKeeling, b Maude............... 0 B. T. Harland.c Keel­ ing, b Maude......... 0 Dr. Hay, b Maude ... 4 M. A. Nicholas, b Sheather............... 19 J. A. Lyon, not out 6 G r y p h o n s . C.O.Minchin.cChester, b Sheather ... ... 0 E. J. C. Savory, lbw, b Sheather ......... 0 A. D. Shepherd, not out ...................... 6 B ...................... 2 Total ... 61 A. L. Savory and J. Macfarlane did not bat. M.C.C. & G. v. DULWICH COLLEGE. Played at Dulwich College on June 12. M.C.C. and G. First Innings. *Second Innings. O. R. Borradaile, c C. Wells, b C. M. Wells ... 41 st C. Wells, b C.M. Wells ... 2 D. D. Pontifex, bRicketts 5 West, b Edwards .........40 Col. E. P. Maltby,candb DougJas ...................... 7 Capt. H. Roso, b C. M. W ells......... ................ 0 Com. Muggeridge, c and b Douglas ...................... 6 E. S. Crofts, b C. M. Wells 0 C. B. Palmer,b C. M. Wells 7 Dunkley, b C. M. Wells ... 6 Hay, not out......................11 H. W. Ricketts, b C. M. W ells............................ 0 Extras ...................... 6 b C. M. Wells ... 18 c Lawrance, b C. M. Wells ... 3 Total ...129 b C. M. Wells ... c Edwards, b Ricketts......... b Edwards......... not out ......... 1 b w, b C. M. Wells ......... c Kennedy, b Ricketts......... Extras ... 2 Total ... 45 *Innings declared finished on fall of eighth wicket. D u l w ic h C o l l e g e . First Innings. W. T. Ricketts, b H ay...................... 9 E. R. Carey, b Hay... 4 E. H. Shand, not out 6 E. R. Edwards, st Palmer, bWest ... 1 Extras............... 5 C. Wells, run out ... 5 L. S. Kennedy, st West, b Dunkley... 2 J. Douglas, c West, b Hay ......................73 T. N. Howard, b Maltby ............... 14 C. M. Wells, b West 4 B. G. Lawrance, b Hay ...................... 9 F. D. Browne, b West 0 In the Second Innings C. Wells scored (not out) 27, L. S. Kennedy c and b West 6 , J. Douglas (not out) 3 ; extras 7-^Iotal, 43. Total ...132 JUNIOR M IDDLESEX v. CROWHURST Played at Neasden on June 8. J u n io r M id d l e s e x . G. H. Mackay, b Tatham ............... 0 J. Buxton, b Gray ... 0 H. G. Brady, b Gray 6 W. Groom, b Gray ... 5 A. Houghton, run out 40 A.Shubrook,bHaylor 10 W. J. Gann, c Haw­ kins, b Naylor ... 16 A. Shockley, b Filder W.A.Shaw,bTatham 9 P. A. Shaw, not out 5 S. Clark, c Wright, b Tatham ................ 1 B3, w l ......... 4 Total . 99 C rowhurst . H. H. Filder, bBuxton 1 H. Morgan, b Groom 1 H.E.Tatham,bGroom 11 H. E. Butler, c and b Buxton ............... 0 S. N. Gray, c and b Buxton ............... 17 C, Relf, b Buxton ... 2 Hawkins, b Clarke... Wright, b Brady ... Hannay, run out ... P. Morgan, not out... J.H.Haylor,bBuxton B ...................... Total 42