Cricket 1889

JULY 11, 1889. CRICKET* A WEEKLY RECOED OF THE GAME. 251 GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA. FIRST MATCH v. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. The Gentlemen of Philadelphia opened their tour at Dublin on July 2 with this match. After being out in the field for 289, they had lost five wickets on the first night for 43 runs, Messrs. Patterson and Palmer, however, improved matters, and as the last wicket added 65, the total ultimately reached 177. In the follow on, Messrs. Brown and Stoever showed fine cricket, and the match was drawn, the Philadelphians having scored 379 for six wickets in their second innings, D u b l in U n iv e r s it y . E. Fitzgerald, st Morgan,b H.Brown 21 D.N. Trotter,run out 85 F. H. Browning, c Brown, bBaillie ... 52 J. H. Nunn, b R. D. Brown ................15 D. N. Emerson, c Patterson, b Baillie 23 B. W. Johnston, c Morgan,b Clarke ... 2 J. M. Meldon, c and b Clarke...................39 St. J. Considine, c Morgan,bBaillie... 0 F. W. Kennedy, b Clarke ............... 29 P.Considine, bClarke 3 C. L. Johnson, b Thomson ......... 7 G. C. HalloWell, not out ...................... 0 B 3,1 b 6 ,w 3, nbl 13 Total P h il a d e l p h ia n s . First Innings. D. P. Stoever, b Johnson... 10 R. D. Brown, b Johnson... 11 A. D. Thomson, b John­ son ............................ 9 E.W. Clarke, b Johnson ... 4 G. S. Patterson, not out... 40 W. C. Morgan, b Hallowell 0 N. Etting, b Johnson ... 7 H. J. Brown, b Johnson ... 1 H. P. Baily, b Hallowell... 15 D. S. Newhall, c Trotter, b Emerson ............... 10 J. Sharpe, b Emerson ... 5 C. A. Palmer, b Considine 55 B 9,1 b 1......................10 Second Innings. not out .......... 115 lbw, b R. W. Johnston ...ill c Nunn, b Emer­ son ... ............59 b Fitzgerald ... 46 b St.J.Considine 13 st Browning, b Emerson ... 7 run out not out Total ...177 B16,lb3,wl,nbl 21 Total ...379 SECOND MATCH— v. GENTLEMEN OF IRELAND. Some high scoring was the result of thiB match, played at Dublin on Thursday and Friday last, 9 1 7 runs being got in the two days for thirty-six wickets. At the finish, the Philadelphians wanted 9 6 to win with four wickets to fall. Messrs. Brown and Clarke S ut on 155 for the third wicket in the Phila- elphians* second innings. Mr. Patterson was the most successful bowler for the American team. He took ten of the seventeen Irish wickets for 174 runs. The Irishmen declared their second innings at an end on the fall of the seventh wicket. G e n t l e m e n op I r e l a n d . First Innings. *Second Innings. E. Fitzgerald, c Clarke, b Patterson......................59 P. Browning, bPatterson 33 D. Trotter, c H. Brown, b Patterson...................... 26 J.P, Maxwell, c R. Brown, b Patterson ............. 7 D.N. Emerson, c Newhall, b Patterson ............ 2 M. C. A. Hamilton, lbw,'_b Brewster........................ 4 J. L. Fleming, c Etting, b Patterson......................12 J.H. Nunn, c Patterson, b Brewster ...................... 6 J. Meldon, c Etting, b Clarke............................ 35 H. Woodgate, bH. Brown 19 R. L. Pik not out ......... 0 L b ............................. 3 c H. Brown, b Patterson ... 60 c H. Brown, b Patterson ... 87 b Patterson ... 12 b Patterson ... 2 run out ......... 21 o Clarke, b R. D. Brown .........62 Tota ................206 * Innings declared finished, not out .........16 b H. Brown .., 30 B 4, lb 6 ... 10 Total ...300 P h il a d e l p h ia n s . First Innings. D. Stoever, lbw, b Pike ... 1 R. Brown, b Pike .........26 A.Thompson, b Woodgate 14 E. Clarke, b Woodgate ... 52 G. Patterson, c andb Pike 20 W. Morgan, b Pike .........33 N. Etting, b Woodgate ... 0 Second Innings. b Pike............... c and b Fleming 8 l bPike............... 0 c Maxwell, b Pike................63 not out .........18 c Fitzgerald, b Pike................12 F.Brewster, st Fitzgerald, b Woodgate ............... 16 b Fleming.,, H. Brown, c Browning, b Pike ...................... ... 8 D. Newhall, not out.........10 J. Sharp, b Fitzgerald ... 14 B 11, lb 7, w 1 .........19 18 Total ,..213 B 10,lb 8 Total ...198 THIRD MATCH—v. GENTLEMEN OF SCOTLAND. The Philadelphians showed to great advan­ tage in this match, begun at Edinburgh on Monday, winning on Tuesday night by ten wickets. The Scotchmen won the toss, but the bowling of Patterson and Clarke proved too much for them, and they were all out for 66. In their second attempt they fared much better, thanks to Mannas and Walker, who contributed 182 of the total of 340. In the end, the Philadelphians had 99 to get to win, and Stoever and Brown got them in forty minutes, a fine exhibition of fast run-getting. G e n t l e m e n o f S c o t l a n d . First Innings. Second Innings. L. M. Balfour, run out ... 3 c Newhall, b Brewster ... 19 H. M. Horsburgh, c New­ hall, b Clarke......... ... 10 c Morgan, b Scott ......... 1 H. S. Walker, b Clarke ... 4 c Morgan, b Baily .........72 T. E. Marshall, c Newhall, b Clarke ...................... 0 lbw, b Palmer... 22 H. J. Stevenson, st Mor­ gan, b Patterson ......... 0 run out .........18 B. H. Johnston, c Baily, b Patterson...................... 16 b Baily .........31 C. T. Mannes, c Palmer, b Patterson...................... 7 b Baily .........110 A. R. Don Wauchope, not out ............................ 14 c Stoever, b Brown .........36 A. S. Caldwell, c Newhall, b Patterson ............... 0 lb w, b Clarke... 7 G. Thornton, c Scott, b Clarke ............................ 5 not out ......... 11 F. K. Weir, b Clarke 0 c and b Clarke... 5 Extras ...................... 7 Extras......... 8 Total ............... 66 Total ...340 P h il a d e l p h ia n s . First Innings. G. S. Patterson, c Balfour, b Caldwell 62 W. C. Morgan, c Bal­ four, b Mannes ... 13 N. Etting, c Thorn­ ton, b Weir ......... 4 W.Scott,b Caldwell... 14 R. D. Brown, b Mannes ............... 40 E. W. Clarke, c John­ ston, b Don Wan* chope............. . ... 47 D. P. Stoever, c Weir, b Caldwell... 27 F. E. Brewster, not out ......................47 H. Baily,b Thornton 19 D. Newhall, b Thorn­ ton ...................... 12 C. Palmer, b Thorn­ ton ...................... 0 Extras............... 23 Total ...308 In the Second Innings Brown scored (not out) 32, Stoever, (not out) 65; extras 3—Total, 100. CROYDON v. KENLEY. Played at Kenley on July 6. C roydon . First Innings. Second Innings. H.R. Groom, b R. Joyce... 2 c R. Joyce, b C. Southey......... 6 F. Grant, c A. Joyce, b C. Southey ... ... ... ... 0 not out .........27 C. W. M. Feist, c Shileock, bR. J o y c e -......... ... 23 cG\B.'Joyce,bE. Southey......... 8 J. C-Neech,bR. Joyce ... 6 bR . Joyce... ,...13 A. W. Allan, not out ... ... 7 runout ... 0 J. Aris. bR. Joyce ......... 1 c Mason, b R. Joyce ......... 0 W. R. Kemp,bR. Joyce ... 3 bE. Southey ... 9 M. Wheeler, bR. Joyce ... 5 c G. R. Joyce,b E. Southey ... 12 B7,lbl, w3............... U B5,lb2, n b l 8 Total , 68 Total , 83 A. Joyce, c sub., b Grant...................... m E. Southey, c Feist, b Grant...................... 6 R. Joyce, c Grant, b Feist ................ 9 G. IH. Lawrence, b Feist...................... 5 H. Bryant, c Kemp, b F eist...................... 4 Rev. S.J. W. Shilcock, b Feist ... ......... 0 K e n l e y . G.R.Joyce,cWheeler, b Grant............... W. M. Harvey, b Feist...................... H. Mason,not out ... C. Southey, b Feist... V. Hall, b Feist ... B ...................... Total ... 0 13 1 6 6 77 WARWICKSHIRE v. HAMPSHIRE. Rain prevented any play yesterday in this /? •. i match, begun at Birmingham on Monday, and w ***'9 v w J the game was consequently left drawn. Mr. - Bencraft, who failed to score in Hampshire’s first innings, made 195 out of 376 from the bat in the second. He was batting altogether five^ hours-and-a-half for his runs.wu^ L3**%.5hmcuD Itit W a r w ic k . First Innings. 8 Shilton, b Baldwin... 4 Whitehead, run out 8 Bird, not out .........11 Cresswell, c West­ moreland, b Rob­ erts ...................... 7 Lilley, b Roberts ... 0 Extras............... 22 Mr. H. C. Maul, b Baldwin ...................36 Richards, c West­ moreland, b Rob­ erts ........................113 Mr. J. H. Kelsey, b Roberts ...................10 Law, c Bencraft, b Roberts ................. 0 Collishaw, c Jeffkins, b Roberts ......... Mr. J. Rhodes, b Baldwin............... In the Second Innings Law scored b Roberts, 0, Richards (not out) 12, Collishaw (not out) 13; ex­ tra 1 .—Total, 26. H a m p sh ir e . Total First Innings. Mr. It. Bencraft, b Shil­ ton ............................ Mr. H. W. Forster, c Rich­ ards, b Whitehead Jeffkins, b Cresswell......... Dible, b Cresswell ......... Mr. H. G. Westmoreland, b Whitehead ................ Smith, b Cresswell ......... Second Innings. 0 b Shilton 89 b Whitehead ...195 , 47 . l b w . b White­ head............... 0 0 c Rhodes, b A. Bird............... 22 17 b A. B ird ........ 1 0 c Rhodes, b A. Bird............... 33 1 c and bLilley... 66 Baldwin, b Cresswell Mr. W. Nicholson,b White­ head ............................ 5 run out ...... 0 Mr. G.Carter.bWhitehead 6 notout ... ... 9 Young, not o u t ............... 6 b Cresswell ... 2 Roberts, b Cresswell ... 0 st Lilley, b Shilton ... ... 2 Extras ...................... 4 Extras.........31 Total .............85 Total ...407 BOWLING ANALYSIS. W a r w ic k sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W.l O. M. R. W. Forster ... 14 343 0Roberts... 35 13 78 6 Young ... 12 429 0 I Baldwin 25 12 50 3 H a m p sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ------- Shilton ......... 7 2 20 1 ..... Whitehead ... 207 37 4 ..... Cresswell ... 13.35 24 5 ......... A. Bird ... Kelsey ... Lilley ... Collishaw. Rhodes ... O. M. R. W.. 10 82 2 6 73 2 7 96 1 6 40 3 0 26 0 2 40 1 1 6 0 0 13 0 TOTTENHAM COLL. v. TOTTENHAM (2). Played at Tottenham on June 29. T o t t e n h a m (2). W. Messum, not out 34 H. Sykes, b Warren 4 P, Fitch, not out ... 15 B 11, lb 6 ........17 A. Walters, bC. Monk 35 J.H.Stacey, c Morton, b Warren............... 0 W. Saward, b Norton 13 S. Cumberland, c G. Rice, b Pardoe ... 2 Total ... ...135 A. Plumbe, b Harston 15 H. Crown, C. Burton and T. Plumbe did not bat (innings declared finished.) T o t t e n h a m C o l l e g e . W. Harston, b Stacey 8 R. H. Pardoe,b Sykes 16 A.Smith, b A. Plumbe 9 W. Warren, c T. Plumbe, b Sykes ...12 J. C. Morton, not out 30 C.V.Monk, stMessum, b A. Plumbe ......... 0 A. Tomlinson, c and b Sykes ... ... ... 10 H. E. Norton, run out ......... ......... S. Monk, b Walters G. Rice, run out ... A. Rice, b Stacey - .., B 1, lb4, w 2 ... Total 0 3 0 3 7 98