Cricket 1889

JULY 4, 1889. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. 231 HORNSEY v. WOODFORD WELLS. Played at Woodford on June 29. W oo d fo r d . E. C. Palmer, c Dent, b Clarke............... 2 H. H. Davis, b C. S. Knight ............... 9 H. B. Chamen, c S.M. Knighc. b Clarke ... 16 W. Kemsley.c Clarke, b C. S. Knight ... 3 J. Blows, c S. M. Knight, b Cox ... 7 J. H. Groves, c and b Cox ...................... 4 E. Mason, c King, b Clarke ............... 6 A. Wohlgemuth, not out ......................10 H. E. Kaye, b Clarke 5 C. B. Hunt, b Clarke 0 T. C. Biggs, b Clarke 0 L b ...................... 1 Total .........63 H o r n sey . B. A. Clarke, c Kem- sley, b Blows.........28 F. B. Dent, b Blows... 11 R.H. King.b Kemsley 12 F. Bisiker, c Davis, b Blows ............... 8 C. S. Knight, not out '6 T. Nicholls, b Groves 16 T. Smith, c Erlbach, b Groves............... 15 G. P. Cox, not out ... 4 B 7, lb 2, n b l ... 10 Total ...150 S. M. Knight, H. White, and F. Rabbidge did not bat. AUTHENTICS (OXFORD UNIV.) v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Crystal Palace on June 26. P a l a c e . A.W.'-Gardner-Wool- loton, b Hayward 4 G. Cosens, b Hay­ ward ....................... 8 W. P. Umney, c Dauglish, b Parke 19 L.J. Paice, c Britten- Holmes, b Parke... 9 W. F. Noakes, not out ....................... 5 B 4, lb 6 .........10 C r y st a l W. W. Rashleigh, c Parke, bHemmerde 1 F. H. Nelson, c Lyon, b Hayward .........28 W. R. Hawkins, b Hayward.................. 33 C. J. M. Fox, b Hay­ ward .........................19 J. N. Noakes, b Hay­ ward ....................... 0 A. Leete, lbw, b Hem- merde....................... 3 Total ...139 A u t h e n t ic s . H. S. Schwann, c Leete, b Cosens ... 99 R. T. Budworth, run out ......................37 E. A. St. Hill, b W.F. Noakes ............... 18 C. W. Hayward, not out ......................62 Total C. L. Hemmerde, b Hawkins............... 12 R. E. Leigh, H. J. Stone and E. Britten-Holmes id not bat. E. A. Parke, b Hawkins............... 0 H. Lyon, b Hawkins 2 M. J. Dauglish, not out ......................10 B 12, lb 4 .........16 AUTHENTICS (OXFORD UNIV.) v. MR. J. W. HOBBS’ XI. Played at Norbury on June 29. M r . J, W . H o b b s ’ X I. Wheeler, b West ... 5 Boxall,b Christopher- Bon ......................29 Caffarey, b West ... 10 Mills, c Heame, b A.- Thompson .........54 J.W.Hobbs, cHearne, b West ............... 0 Wootton, not out ... 89 King, c Hayward, b A.-Thompson.........13 J. Adams, b Hearne 21 Henderson,cBritten- Holmes. b W est... 5 Lane, b W est.........14 H. Adams, c and b Hearne ............... 0 B 10, lb 3 .........13 Total ...253 A u t h e n t ic s . G. G, Heame, not out 61 H. Lyon, not out ... 15 C. W. Hayward, c B2 , l b l ......... 3 King, b Wootton ... 17 — P. Christopherson, Total..........98 run out ............... 2 H. H. Castens, E. P. Simpson, H. T. Arnall- Thompson, R. Berens, E. Britten-Holmes, R. F. G. Johnson and West did not bat. I n a match between St. Paul's College and Stony Stratford Town on Jane 29, E. French, the captain of the latter, bowling fast under­ hand, in six overs bowled seven wickets at a cost of 7 runs. The last five wickets he clean bowled in his last over with five successive balls. NOTTS v. DERBYSHIRE. It has remained for what is termed by some cricket critics, a second-class county, to break the sequence of single-innings victories that had been following the Notts eleven so far this season. Though the spell was broken in this match, played at Trent Bridge on Monday and Tuesday, the result was another brilliant victory for the lace county, this time by 10 wickets. Derbyshire was fortunate to win the toss, on a good wicket, and against the full strength of the Nottingham bowling, made a very creditable stand, securing. 190 before the last wicket fell. The honours of this per­ formance rested on Messrs. S. Evershed and Eadie, who were responsible for 105 of the number. Mr. Eadie’s 61was a faultless innings, and Mr. Evershed’s 54, though marred by two chances, was a brilliant display of free cricket. When Derbyshire took the field, too, they made a good start, Shrewsbury being well caught at the wicket when he had made 6. Though, thanks to the fine cricket of Gunn, the total was raised on Monday night to 145 for four wickets the tail did little, and when the innings closed Notts only had an advan­ tage of 34 runs. In their second innings, Derbyshire at luncheon time on Tuesday had made 75 for four wickets, but afterwards Attewell, helped by the ground, bowled with great success, and the last remaining batsmen only added 29. With 71 to win, Notts sent in Gunn and Shrewsbury to make the runs, and in an hour they were got without the loss of a wicket, Gunn, who scored 128 in the match for once out, contributing the greater part, D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. W. Sugg, run out Mr. F. Evershed, b Rich­ ardson............................ 7 Mr. S. H. Evershed, run out ............................ 54 Chatterton, c Shrewsbury, b Shacklock ............... 20 Davidson, lbw, b Attewell 12 Mr. W.S. Eadie, c Bennett, b Attewell......................51 Mr. G. G. Walker, c Gunn, b Richardson............... 3 Mr. H. C. Mosby, c Atte­ well, b Richardson ... 7 Hall, b Richardson......... 1 Hulme, c Butler, b Rich­ ardson............................ 5 Disney, not out B ......... Total ............... 190 N o t t s . First Innings. Second Innings, c Daft, b Shack­ lock ................10 c and b Richard­ son ................ 2 c Sherwin, b Attewell.........23 c Sherwin, b Richardson ... 7 lbw, b Attewell 16 b Attewell.........13 c Richardson, b Attewell......... 2 b Attewell......... 5 c Shacklock, b Richardson ... 5 c Daft, b Rich­ ardson ......... 9 not out ......... 1 B 9, lb 2 ... 11 Total ...104 Shrewsbury,cDisney, b Walker............... e Mr. F. Butler, c Sugg, b Hulme............... 18 Gunn, b Mosby.........78 Barnes, run out.........14 Mr. H. B. Daft, b Walker ...............28 Bennett, b Davidson 8 Flowers, c Disney, b Walker ............... 0 In the Second Innings Shrewsbury scored (not out) 24, Gunn (not out) 50.—Total, 74. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Attewell, c Walker, b Hulme ................22 Shacklock, b Walker 0 Richardson, not out 28 Sherwin, c Disney, b Chatterton .........13 B 8, lb 1 ......... 9 Total .........224 D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Richardson ... 38.415 54 5 Shacklock ... 25 6 70 1 Attewell......... 29 12 42 2 Flowers.......... 8 2 17 0 N o t t s . First Innings. * O. M. R. W. Davidson ... 25 7 61 1 Walker.......... 33 11 76 4 Chatterton ... 10.1 2 19 1 Hulme ......... 14 4 37 2 Mosby ............11 3 22 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ........ 35.422 37 4 ........ 16 6 30 1 ........19 10 26 5 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 1 1 20 2 13 1 18 1 1 HON. ARTILLERY CO., (LIEUT. REY­ NOLDS’ TEAM), v. SARGOOD AND CO. Played at Finsbury on June 19. H on . A r t il l e r y C o . G. Middlemost, b Westwood ......... 0 W. G. Reynolds, b Stacey ............... 2 J. Flynn, c Pearcy, b Westwood ......... 0 C. Newbury, b West­ wood ...................... 9 Parkes, b Westwood 12 Kemp, 1b w, b Wil­ mott ...................... 3 C. Jardine, c West­ wood, b Wilmott... 4 Walshe, run out ... C. A. J. Reynolds, not out ................ Bolas, c McCure, b Westwood ......... B. T. Mills, c Gallop, b Westwood......... B 8,1 b 1 ......... Total ......... 10 W. J. Wilmott, Parkes ............... 20 J. H. Stacey, c Middlemost, b W. G. Reynolds .........53 P. R. Sargood, b Parkes ................ 6 A. J. Pearcy, b W. G. Reynolds............... 9 A. Wright, st Kemp, b Flynn ................29 S arg o o d an d Co. b B.W.McCure.bFlynn 5 J. Westwood, runout 2 J. Ellern, c Parkes, b Newbury ......... 1 W. H. Reay, c W. G. Reynolds, b Flynn 0 H. L. Gallop, not out 11 C. Canwell, Newbury B 15, lb 8 .. Total .. 2 , 18 ...156 CHRIST’S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY, v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Hampstead on June 22. H a m p s t e a d . W. R. Marshall, b Morgan ................. 0 F. A. K. Dovle, c Carp- mael, b Adam ... 22 N. B. Beete, c Carp- mael, b Giblett ...32 N. W. Melbourne, not out .........................73 W.A.Pethick.c Adam, b Morgan..................25 6 A.J.Palmer.b Giblett R. Flemming, b Mor­ gan ......................14 A. J. Dare, b Morgan 0 C. C. H. Millar, b O’Dowda.............. 0 H.T.8hackel,run out 11 E.Y.Keele, b Morgan 4 B 5, lb 3, w 3 ... 11 Total ...198 C h r i » t ’ s C o l l e g e . R. H. Carpmael, b Melbourne .........11 J.M.Giblett.b Shackel 28 P. E. Tuckwell, b Shackel ............... 82 J.W . O’Dowda, lbw, b 8hackel............... 0 O.P.Fisher, b Shackel 14 G. E. Smyth and R. H. Gahagan did not bat. D.deVilliers,b Keele 10 H.W. Sharp, not out 33 D.H.Morgan.b Keele 5 J. W. Adam, not out 9 B 16, lb6, w 2,nb2 26 Total ..218 LYRIC v. MR. C. I. THORNTON’S XI. Played at St. Ann’s, Barnes, on June 29. Mb. C. I. T h o rnton ’ s XI. C.I.Thornton,cMoney- Wigram, b Brock­ well ...................... L.H.Akroyd, b Brock­ well ...................... C.K.Francis, b Brock­ well ...................... J. H. J. Hornsby, b Lawson-Smith C.T.Wright, b Hadow Lord Bingham, c Hanbury, b Hadow 42 J. Wilkinson, b Law­ son-Smith ......... 3 Capt. Middleton, c and b Hadow ... 10 B. Posno, c Brock- well, b Hadow ... 5 F. R. Mainwaring, b Lawson-Smith ... 11 W. Maxwell, not out 2 J. H. Lacy, run out... 3 B 9, lb 1, w 1 ... 11 L yric . Total , ...144 E. Hanbury, c and b Francis ................ 6 E. M. Lawson-Smith, c Hornsby,b Lacy... 5 Brockwell, b Francis 0 J. G. Walker, c Lacy, b Bingham ... ...100 E.M.Hadow.cFrancis, b Hornsby .........13 L.M.Richards, c Fran­ cis, b Hornsby ... 7 H. Scott Williams, lbw, b Bingnam ... 44 C. J.Willock.run out 14 E. M. Wigram, b Francis............... 26 E. J. Beaumont Nes­ bit, not o u t.........28 F.Scott Sanders, not out ......................17 B 12, lb l .........13 Total .........273 R. C. Welch did not bat. To T h e D e a f .— A Person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 years’ standing by a simple remedy, will send a description of it F r e b to any Person who applies to N ic h o lso n , 21, Bedford Square, London, W. C.— A d v t .