Cricket 1889

236 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. JULY 4 , 1889. Club deserves all the credit of an [excep­ tional performance. The London Hos­ pital eleven, who were the sufferers, had to field out, on June 26th at Streatham, while the home team made 471. To this sum D. D. Pontifex contributed 122, 0. L. Morgan 117, and G. Brann 120. T. Lindley was also well on the road for a fourth hundred with 66. CHIEF FIXTURES FOE. NEXT WEEK. T h u r s d a y , J u l y 4.— Kennington O val, Gentle- men v. Players; Lord’s, M.C.C. & G. v. Leicestershire ; Manchester, Lancashire v. Warwickshire; Dublin, Gentlemen of Ireland v. Gentlemen of Philadelphia. F r id a y , J u l y 5.— Stockport, Cheshire v . York­ shire ; Clifton, Clifton Coll. v. Cheltenham Ooll. M o n d a y , J u l y 8.— Lord’s, Gentlemen v . Players; Birmingham, Warwickshire v. Hampshire; Bradford, Yorkshire v. Leicestershire; Edin­ burgh, Gentlemen of Scotland v. Gentlemen of Philadelphia; Gravesend, Kent v. Sussex; Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire v . Lincolnshire. BRADFIELD COLLEGE v. M.O.C. AND GROUND. Played at Bradfield on June 25. M.C.C. a n d G. J. Gifford, c Shea, b Fife ................... 87 F. Hearne, b Lea ... 7 H. Thornber, c and b Lea ...................10 W. J. Seton, b Lea ... 1 A. Holt, b L e a ......12 H. Freeman, 1b w, b Reiss...................70 H. S. Dominy, retired hurt ...................32 Capt. Baker, b Lea 23 J. B. Oakley, not out ...................... 8 T. Mycroffc, b Warren ... ...........12 Pickett, c Scott, b W arren................ 1 B 13,1 b 8 ...........21 Total ..........284 B r a d f ie l d C o l l e g e . C. E. Nicholl, Pickett ......... E. E. Lea, not out ... 19 G. M. T. Smyth, c ... 1 and b Baker.........13 B ........................ 3 H. H. Crawley, lbw, — b Baker ............... 0 Total .................38 W. B. Jenyns, b Baker ............... 2 W. T. Gellibrand, G. F. Warren, S. V. Shea, H. W. Fife, T. G. Scott and R. B. Reiss didnot bat. BRADFIELD COLLEGE v. HIGHCLERE PARK. Played at Bradfield on June 29. H ig h c le r k P ark . First Innings. E. F. Slocock, b Lea 17 W. H. Belcher, c Warren, b Nicholl 3 A. B. Heath, b Nicholl 7 C. E. Slocock, b Lea 0 R. O. Ridley, b Nicholl ............... 7 J. A. Rutherford, b Lea ...................... 4 B. Rendall, b Lea ... 14 T. Collins, b Lea M. Portal, b Nicholl T. Slocock, not out W. Ridley, b Nicoll B 2, n b 2 Total In the Second Innings Slocock scored b Warren 33, Heath, (not out) 25; b 1—Total, 69. B r a d f ie l d C o l l e g e . R* G. F. WarreD, b Rutherford ......... 0 S. V. Bhea, b Ruther­ ford ...................... 4 H. W. Fife, c Portal, b R. Ridley ......... 2 T. G. Scott, l bw , b Rendall............... 14 R. B . Reiss, b Ren­ dall ...................... 4 B 5,1 b 2 ......... 7 E. E. Lea, b Ridley .................. 10 G. M. T. Smyth, not out .........................54 H. H. Crawley, c E. F. Slocock, b Ren­ dall ........................ 15 W. B. Jenyns, c C. Slocock, b Belcher 23 C. E. Nicholl, b R. Ridley ................ 2 W. T. GeUibrand.c C. Slocock, b Ruther­ ford ........................ 16 Total ...156 “ I n t e r -U n iv e r s it y R e c o r d s .”— Full particu­ lars of all Competitionsin Athletics, Bicycling Bil­ liards, Chess, Cricket, Cross Country, Lawn Tennis, Polo, Racquets, R ifla Contests, Rowing and Tennis, between Oxford and Cambridge, from 1837 to 1887. Most valuable as a reference, Sent poaMroe on receipt of 1/0 in atampa, by Wrigbt & Co., 41 , Aadrew gEJilJ, PQCfcoye Compjons, B-.c. ETON v. W INCHESTER. After being 77 behind on the first innings, the Winchester Eleven gained a most credit­ able victory in this match played at Eton, on Friday and Saturday last. At the finish, Eton had 179 to get to win with two hours left for play, so that the most likely result was a draw. So brilliant, though, was the fielding of W in­ chester that when the seventh wicket fell the total was only 12, and, as the innings closed for 64, Winchester was left with an easy victory by 114 runs. In the match Boger took eight wickets of Eton for 89 /and J. H. Ward eight of Winchester for 92 runs. W inchester . First Innings. Second Innings. T. Case, lbw, b Bromley- Davenport ................61 cGosling.bStudd 31 J. F. Leveson-Gower, c Bathurst, b Studd......... 0 c Gosling, b Bathurst ... 85 C. W. Little, b Ward.........33 b Bathurst ... 40 A. H. C. Barker, b Ward... 5 c Tollemache, b Bathurst ... 22 B. L. Richmond, b Brom- ley-Davenport................... 1c Jones,b Ward 6 V. T. Hill, b Bromley- Davenport ................ 4 c Gosling, b Bathurst ... 0 E. J. Neve, b W a rd ............ 8 b J. Ward....... 20 C. Wigram, b W ard..............12 c Jones,b Tolle­ mache ......... 4 A. J. Boger, not o u t............ 5 not out ........... 8 B. J. B. Stephens, c Bathurst ......... ......... 8 c Wright,bTolle- mache .........12 E. M. Leveson-Gower, c Bathurst, b Studd......... 0 c Gosling, b J. Ward .........15 B 2, lb 3 ...................... 5 B 9,1b 2,w 1 12 Total ... .............139 E ton . First Innings. W. G. Crum, c J. F. Leve­ son-Gower, b H ill.........11 B. Gosling, st Leveson- Gower, b Boger ............. 2 R. T. Jones, c Hill, b Boger 14 Hon. M. G. Tollemache, c Stephens, b Boger .. ... 66 H. W. Studd, b E. M. Leveson-Gower ..............49 H. R. Bromley-Davenport, c Little,b E. M. Leveson- Gower................................. 14 Hon. R. A. Ward, c Boger, b E. M. Leveson-Gower 10 H. F. Wright, c Gower, b B oger.................................11 J. E. Talbot, not out ... 18 F. R. H. Bathurst, c Hill, b Boger................................ 4 Hon. J. H. Ward, run out 2 B 9, lb 4, w 1, nb 1 ...15 Total ...255 Second Innings. c Stephens, b Hill ............... 7 c Hill, b Boger... 0 b H ill................ 1 c Stephens, b Boger ......... 1 c Boger, b Hill 0 Total ...216 c Reeve, b Hill... 0 b Gower .........20 c Wigram,b Hill 0 c Hill, b E. M. Gower .........18 c E. M. Gower, b Boger ......... 6 not out ......... 6 B 4, w 1 ... 5 Total ... 64 CRYSTAL PALACE v. NE’ER-DO-WEELS. Played at Crystal Palace on June 25. C r y s t a l P a la c e . J. Dives, c Orman, b A. Kayess, b Aller- Bruce...................... 6 thorne ............... 25 F. H. Nelson, b Barry 2 L. B. Willoughby, c F. W. Janson, c Pare, Barry, b Farmer... F. C. Barchard, not 13 b Farmer............... 21 C. J. M. Fox,cOrman, out ...................... 45 b Wright............... 87 A. C. Field, b Bruce... 15 J. Aste, b Farmer ... 0 E.C. Prinsep, run out 3 A. Leete, c sub., b B 20, lb 6 ......... 26 Farmer ............... 11 — Total .........254 N e ’ e r - do -W e e l s . D, H. Barry, bFox ... 10 W. F, Noakes, lbw, b Aste ......................105 Capt, Orman, run out 67 J. H. Farmer, b Aste 4 H. E. M. Stutfield, b Janson ............... 11 D. B.Wilson, st Leete, b Asto ............... 14 W. J, Allerthorna, 0 JteUOUi b Aete 15 I* Pare $<J got bf& J. G. T. Bruce, e Prinsep, b Fox ... 2 C, T. Skippers, not out ... ................ 5 F. Bell, st Leete, b Aste.............. ... 0 B 5, lb 5 ................10 Total ...243 CRYSTAL PALACE v. UNITED HOSPITALS. Played at Crystal Palace on June 28. C r y s t a l P a la c e . F. Barry, c Umney, b Northcote ......... 7 F.H.Nelson,bSimpson 9 S. Shorter, c Burch, b Northcote ... 50 C.J.M.Fcx, b Simpson 83 G. E. Bicknell, b Umney ............... 17 S. Colman, run out... 7 J.N.Noakes.bSimpson 6 A.C.Field.cSimpson, b Northcote......... 6 A. W. Gardner-Wool­ loton, b Simpson 4 G. Cosens, not out... 10 F. H. Abell, c and b Simpson............... 3 B 21,lb 2, w2, nb 1 26 Total .........231 U n it e d H o sp itals . F.J. Dixon, b Noakes 15 C. Grant VNilson,not out ...................... 4 H. E. Burch, not out 0 S. R. Wright, c Barry, b Cosens ............... 34 C. C. Webb, c Fox, b Bicknell............... 0 G. A. Simpson, b P. Job, b Noakes Cosens ............... 4 B 6 , lb 6 , w 1 P.Northcote.bCosens 129 J. Shepheard, st Fox, Total b Bicknell .......................................... 2 H. C. Harper, c Wool- loton, b Fox .........11 W. F. Umney did not bat. 1 ... 13 ...213 CRYSTAL PALACE v. BLACKHEATH. Played at Crystal Palace on June 29. B la c k h e a th . R. D. Budsworth, b Bryant ............... 7 C. F. D. Winton, c HetJey, b Bryant... 35 K. Christopherson, b Bryant ............... 0 H.C.Stewart,cUmney, b Aste ............... 7 A. Daffin, b Bryant... 2 C.E.S.Mason.c Leete, b Bryant............... 1 C. J. Fox, b Bryant... 0 E. P. Isaacs, c Leete, b Bryant............... 4 M. Christopherson, not out ................14 H. Kirby, c Umney, b Aste ................ 6 J. Escombe, b Aste... 15 B 2, lb 2 ......... 4 Total 95 C r y st al P a l ac e . F.W. Janson, c Chris­ topherson, b Mason 24 F. H. Nelson,b Isaacs 41 W.F.Umney.c Isaac*, b Winton.................82 C.J.M. Fox,c Stewart, b Isaacs................101 C. Mitchell, lbw, b Daffin ................ A. Leete, not out ... J. Aste, not out B 16, lb 3, w 3 ... 20 Total ...325 H. Hetley, L. H. Neame, W. Bryant, and A. W. Gardner-Woolloton did not bat. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. ALLIANCE BANK. Played at Lee on June 26 and 27. G r a n v i lle . F. E. Lauder, c and b Petherbridge.........46 E, J. Brown, b New­ man ...................... 4 H.L.Harris,cPigrome, b Petherbridge ... 5 H. A. Smith, c Pether­ bridge. b Pigrome 36 A. D. Parry, b Were 30 E. Furze, c Ross, b Petherbridge.........34 A. J. Long, not out 20 E.W. Moore, not out 13 B 11, lb 2 .........13 Total ..201 H. W. Gill, H. C. Moore and C. Nuding did not bat. A l l ia n c e B a n k . C. J. Pigrome, c and b Gill G. Petherbridge, b Browne ............... 8 F. Ross, b Browne ... 3 L. H. Newman, c A. Moore, b Harris ... 42 A. O. Bagster, b Gill 16 J. Were, b Harris ... 4 G. Stay, b Harris ... 0 E. A. Filley, b Gill ... 6 G. Clark, not out ... W. H. Heywood, run out ...................... W. Savory, b Gill ... B ...................... Total... 0 0 4 , 91 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. TRAFALGAR. Played at Tottenham on June 29. T r a f a lg a r . H. R. Gripper, c E., b A. Moore .........74 A. G. Humphreys, b E llis......................34 P. B. Freeman, b E llis...................... 6 S. W. Pedlley, c A. Moore, b Ellis ... 7 S. S. Robertson, b E llis......................22 J.R. T, Robertson, b Nuding ............... 11 G r a n v il l e . A. A. Abbott, b Ellis 14 A. Freeman, c Lloyd, b Ellis ............... 3 R. R. Norton, b Ellis...................... 7 H. J. Hartley, b Nuding ............... 1 V. C. Conningham, not out ............... 2 B 6 ,1 b 6 , w 2 ... 14 Total ...195 C. Nuding, not out ... 65 E. T. Lloyd, c Con- nington, b Norton 11 H, J. Harris, not out 21 B 14,1 b 3 .........16 Total.........113 E. W. Mooro, R, F. Taylor, P, Tbirkell, E. H. Wright, A. C. Mooro, J, KtiScJit.ll, J, Q. jjintilev acl