Cricket 1889

JULY 4, 1889. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. 287 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Owingto the complete collapse of Gloucester­ shire in the second innings, this match, com­ menced on the Ashley Down Ground, at Bristol, on Monday last, was brought to a sudden termination, Lancashire winning with 95 runs to spare on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Radcliffe reappeared in the Gloucestershire eleven, while Gregg took the place of Roberts, who was suffering from a sprain received in the Yorkshire match, a severe loss to the side. Lancashire played the team which had defeated Surrey so decisively last week, except that Mr. Crosfield and Paul replaced Mr. A. G. Steel and F. Ward. Gloucestershire had first use of an excellent wicket, but the out- cricket of Lancashire was so good that in the first hour the brothers Grace could only make 47 runs. When 14 of these, too, had been secured, Pilling, in stopping one of Mold’s fast balls, unfortu­ nately split open the forefinger of his right hand, an accident that will most likely keep him off the field for a week or two. Messrs. W. G. Grace and Pullen both left with the score at 59, and with the exception of a capital contribution of 32 from Painter, the rest of the batting was so feeble that the innings finally closed for the moderate total of 145. This amount was almost reached by Lancashire in the two hours that remained for play on Monday, Mr. Hornby, as usual, playing in fearless style for 39. He was well backed up with a freely hit 48 from Sugg, and a good not out score of 37 from Mr. Eccles. The amateur increased his score on the following morning by excellent cricket to 62, the result of two hours and ten minutes’ batting. On his departure the weak Glouces­ tershire bowling came in for severe treatment, especially at the hands of Briggs and Pau>, and ultimately a respectable total of 327 was reached. Of this sum A. Ward accounted for 53, a remarkably patient innings. He was in three hours and a half, during which time he saw no less than seven of his colleagues come and go, without giving a chance of any kind himself. In a minority of 182runs, Gloucester­ shire made a very poor show. Though they started well with 50 for one wicket, the whole side were dismissed in two hours and ten minutes for the poor total of 87. The only one, indeed, to make any stand was Mr. W. G. Grace, who carried his bat throughout for 37. Lancashire won by an innings and 95 runs, a result greatly due to the effective bowling of Briggs, supported by brilliant all­ round fielding. At one time Briggs got three batsmen in four balls, and altogether he took seven wickets at the small cost of 22 G lo u cestersh ire . First Innings. W. G. Grace, c and b Watson ......................35 E. M. Grace, c Wateon, b Mold ............................ 14 J.H.Brain, c Baker, b Mold 16 W. W. F. Pullen, c Mold, b Watson ...................... 0 J. Cranston, c Eccles, b Mold ............................ 5 O. G. Radcliffe, b Watson... 19 Painter, b Watson .........32 F. Townsend, c Sugg, b Watson ......................11 Evans, c Hornby, b Briggs 4 Gregg, run out ............... 3 J. A. Bush, not out ......... 0 B ............................ 6 Total ............... 145 L a n c a sh ir e . Second Innings, notout...............37 c Eccles, b Mold 9 b Briggs ... ... 17 c and bBriggs ... 0 b Watson......... l c Paul, b Briggs 11 b W atson......... 3 b Briggs b Briggs b Briggs b Brigge B ... Total ... 87 A. N. Hornby, lbw, b W. G. G race............39 J. Eccles, c Radcliffe, b E. M. Grace ... 62 Sugg,c Bush, b Gregg 48 A. Ward, c Cranston, b E. M. Grace ... 63 S, M. Crosfield, b „ Gregg ............... 0 Briggs, o Bush, b 40 Paul, b Painter............60 Baker, b E. M. Grace 7 Watson, c Cranston, b E. M. Grace ... 2 Mold, not out .......... 0 Pilling, retired hurt 0 B 8,1 b 8 ............16 Tofol .-337 BOWLING ANALYSIS. GLOUOESTERSHIRE. First Innings. Second Innings O. M. R. W. W atson............50 29 70 5 ... Mold................ 39 15 57 3 ... Briggs ............10 5 12 1 ... L ancash ire . O. M. R. W. ... 31 18 28 2 ... 14 3 36 1 ... 16.4 9 22 7 O. M. R. W. Gregg ... 37 15 75 2 Radcliffe 27 9 60 1 W.G.Grace27 11 68 1 O. M. R. W Painter ... 15 5 32 1 E. M. Grace27.4 3 70 4 Evans ... 1 0 6 0 INCOGNITI v. ALDERSHOT DIVISION. Played at Aldershot on June 14 and 15. A ld ersh o t D iv is io n . Second Innings. First Innings. Col.-Sergt. Smith, b Gib­ son ............................37 Capt. Patten, c Atter, b Gibson ...................... 0 Hon. L. A. Milles, b W ilde............................ 41 c and b Gibson 4 ran out .......... 0 c D ’ A e t h , b Wilde .........15 Major Bruce, c Fielding, b W ilde............................ 4 b Atter ......... 0 Lieut. Sellar, not out ... 51 c and b Wilde... 33 Lieut. Plomer, b Gibson... 5 Fielding, Wilde ... Lieut. Christian, b Gib­ son ............................ 0 . b Wilde ... Priv. Horne, b Gibson ... 11 lbw, b Atter Lieut. Carr - Ellison, c Wilde, b Felton ......... 0 b Atter......... Lieut. Herbert, b Felton .. 1 not out Priv. Grant, st Fielding, b Gibson ...................... 3 runout ... Lb 2, w 1, nb 1 ......... 4 Lb......... 11 Total ............... 157 Total ... 83 Capt. D’Aeth, c Plomer, b Ellison E. E. Felton, b Elli­ son ...................... W. H. Payne, c and b Ellison... ... ... B 4, lb 8, w 1 ... I n c o g n it i . First Innings. R. C. Nystrom, b Milles......................15* E. A. Parke, run out... 4 W. Felton, b Milles... 0 F. W. Atter, b Milles 24 F. Fielding, lbw, b 1 Milles...................... 5 . 13 A. E. Gibson, not out 62 T. M. Wilde, b Milles 12 Total ..............153 O. B. Martyn, c sub.,b Ellison ............... 14 In the Second Innings Nystrom scored c Horne, b Milles 8. Parke, (not out) 28, Gibson, c Bruce, b Milles 3, D’Aeth, (not out) 50; b 3, lb 1,w 1.—Total, 9*- ________________________ INCOGNITI v, CHEAM SCHOOL. Played at Cheam on June 15. I n c o g n it i . First Innings. W. E. Martyn, b Draper... 21 H.T. Grundtvig, c Stewart, b Richards ............... 11 J. S. Udal, b Draper......... 9 Second Innings. st Macan, b Richards F. Bryan, b Richards 30 b Richards c Macan, Richards c H. Smith, Richards F. E. Street, c Nepean, b Richards ........................11 b Draper G. A. Rimington, b Rich­ ards ............................................... 0 W. Goad, b Draper......... 0 E. Tanner, run o u t............................ 0 J. E. Raven, b Richards ... 11 C. S. Cobbold, c Stewart, b Richards......................11 not out retired hurt b Draper ... c Draper, Richards c Draper, Stewart ... C. E. Horner, c Nepean, b Richards ...................... 3 notout J, D. Pilkington, not out... 0 c Macan, Richards B 6, lb 1, w l ......... 8 B 5, w 2 Total ...............115 C h e a m S ch ool . Total ... 2 ... 21 b ... 3 ... 7 ... 98 A. S. Tabor, b Tanner 4 F.H. Birley, b Horner 6 G. Macan, b Horner 0 E, Giberne, b Horner 10 H. Richards, c Cob­ bold, b Tanner ... 7 C, Brown, c Bryan, b Horner ............... 2 P, Draper,not out ... ?6 H.Stewart,b Horner H. Smith, b Horner E. Smith, b Tanner C.Lambton,c Bryan, b Horner ... A.Nepean, b Tanner B 5,lb 2 ......... Total ... ,,, i INCOGNITI v. BURY AND WEST SUFFOLK. Played at Bury on June 19 and 20. B u r y & W e s t S u f f o lk . Second Innings. First Innings. H. W. Claughton, b Cob­ bold ............................ 1 b Bryan ... ... 3 J. White, b Gibson ......... 10 c Pont:fex, b Gibson ... ... 0 Baldwin, c Gibson, b Cob­ bold ............................ 2 b Cobbold ... ... J. Francis, c Cobbold, b Gibson............................ 15 b Bryan ... ... 0 J. A. Lanison, b Cobbold 3 hw, b Bryan ... 32 H. Francis, b Gibson......... 10 b Cobbold ... ... 0 H. J. Salmon, c Cobbold, b Gibson ...................... 0 b Bryan ... ... 0 Noakes, b Gibson ......... 0 b Bryan ... 17 G. Marshall, b Gibson ... 0 not out ... 0 W. C. Burrell, b Gibson ... 1 c D’Aeth, b Gibson ... ... 13 E. W. Lake, not out......... 3 b Cobbold ... ... 2 B 2, lb l ... ... 3 Total ................ 45 Total ... 71 I n c o g n it i . C. Lake, b Noakes ...40 F. Bryan, b Ba’dwin 36 A. Pontifex, b Bald­ win ......... ......... 0 A. E. Gibson, c J. Francis, b Noakes 8 C. H. Hunter, c Bald­ win, b Noakes ... 16 G. A. Rimington, c J. Francis, b 'Noakes 7 Capt. D’Aeth, st Lani- son, b Noakes... ... 9 L :eut.-Col. Bircham, b Noakes .......12 A. Lanison, b Bald­ win ............... ... 21 C. W. Cobbold, not out ...................... 4 P. Hilton, b Bald­ win ...................... 0 B 10, w 1 ... ... 11 Total...... 161 INCOGNITI v. BECKENHAM. Played at Beckenham on June 24 and 25 I ncogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. D. D. Pontifex, b Marriott 38 c Sturges, b L. Wilson ......... 2 L. A. Shuter,b Marriott... 14 b Atkinson ... 6 E. A. Parke, c Wilson, b Marriott ...................... E. F. Prall, lbw, b Robert­ son ............................. B. H. Latter, c and b Marriott ...................... Capt Crofts, c and b Marriott ...................... E. Milner-Jones, b Mar­ riott ............................. E. S. Clark, c Atkinson, b Robertson...................... R. Hilder, run out ......... C. S. Cobbold, c Carr, b Marriott ...................... B. H. Blyth, not out ... 6 b Robertson ... 45 0 c and b Wilson 38 6 b Sturges......... 7 5 b Sturges.........13 1 c sub., b Mar­ riott............... 45 b Marriott... b Marriott... 14 3 B 9, lb 2, w 2 Total 5 ... 4 ... 13 not out ......... 6 b Robertson ... 0 B 10, lb 8, w 1 19 Total ...198 B e c k e n h a m . First Innings. L. Wilson, c Shuter, b M.-Jonea............... 65 W. F. Noakes, b M.- Jones......................55 J. Robertson, b M.- Jones...................... 4 Rev. C. Wilson, b Cobbold ............. 2 Rev. F. R. Marriott, b Cobbold ............... 2 F. Atkinson, b M.- Jones......................34 In the Second Innings L. Wilson scored c Shuter, b Cobbold 33, Robertson, c Shuter, b Cob­ bold, 45, Marriott, (not out) 7, Sturges, b Cobbo’d 1, Browne, (not out) 0; w 1.—Total, 87. A. M. Sturges, b Cobbold................ E. Croskey, c Crofts, b M.-Jones .........! S. Carr, st Pontifex, bParke ............... T. H. Hill, b Parke... F. D. Browne,not out B 7, lb 1, w 1 ... 2 Total ...204 INCOGNITI v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at the Crystal Palace on June 27. C r y st al P a l a c e . sub., b J. Aste, Ireland ................ 6 S.Shorter, c Pontifex, b Cobbold................ 9 C. Mitchell, c Cob­ bold, b Ireland ... 18 C. J. M. Fox, b Cob­ bold ....................... 3 F.W.Janson,cNoakes, b Cobbold...............,23 L. H. Neame, c and b Jones.,, £5 S.Colman.b Cobbold 28 G. E. Bicknell, c Fielding, b Rim­ ington ............... 60 H. Hetley, not out... 45 A.C.Field.c Pontifex, b Jones ............... 4 W,Umney,b Cobbold 2 B 6, lb 5, w X ... 12 Total........2