Cricket 1889

280 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 25, 1889. HIGHGATE SCHOOL v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Highgate on July 17. M.C.C. E. G. Raphael, b Robertson .........126 B. H. Latter, b Lnshington ......... 0 C. Gooch, b Lushing­ ton ......................20 W. P. Burn, b Greig... 23 S. C. Newton, c and b Greig......................15 Capt.Walker, run out 5 W. Winter, b Lushing­ ton ...................... 18 C. H. Harding, c Tal­ bot, b Lushington J. B. Dyne, b Lush ington ......... Pougher, not out Hay, c Stratton, Lushington ... Extras Total ... ... 57 12 b H ig h g a t e S chool . First Innings. A. C. Stratton, c Pougher, b Hay ... 11 C. W. Talbot, b Pougher ............... 8 W. N. Lushington, c Walker, b Gooch ... 37 J. B. Chapman, b Pougher ............... 20 P. J. Robertson, c Harding, b Gooch... 0 H.R.Hebert,c Walker, Total d G o och ................ 4 In the Second Innnings Talbot scored (not out) 11, Greig (not out) 7; extras 9.—Total 27. R.A.Blunt, c Latter, b Gooch................ F. H. Medhurst, b Gooch ................ R. A. Greig, b Gooch N. Francis, b Gooch G. R. Crawford, not out ...................... Extras................ ...100 INCOGNITI v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL. Played at Kighgate on July 20. H ig h g ate S chool . A. C. Stratton, c Grundtvig, b Cob­ bold ...................... 8 C. W. Talbot, c Grundtvig, b Dill... 8 W. N. Lushington, c Martyn, b Dill ... 31 J. B. Chapman, c Cobbold, bDill ... 44 P. J. Robertson, lbw, b Cobbold ......... 3 R. A. Greig, 1b w, b Dill ...................... 5 H. Francis,st Winter, b Cobbold ......... 3 N. Francis, 1b w, b Dill ......................10 H. R. Hebert, b D il 1 R. A. Blunt, not out F. M. Medhurst, st Winter, b Cobbold 19 B 4,1b 4, nb 1 Total ...167 I n co g n iti . W. E. Martyn,cLush- ington, b Hebert... 14 H. T. Grundtvig, c Blunt, b Robertson 31 W. J. Seton, c Med­ hurst, b Hebert ... 18 G. H. P. Street, b Hebert ............... 10 B. T. Hodgson, b He­ bert ...................... 5 W. Bird, c Talbot, b Greig......................27 C. Dann did not bat. R.C. G. Dill, c He­ bert, b Robertson 16 W. Winter, not out 14 E. A. St. Hill, c N. Francis, b Robert­ son ...................... C. S. W.Cobbold, not out ...................... B 6, lb 4 ......... 10 Total ..149 ESSEX v. LEICESTERSHIRE. The Essex eleven were seen to great advan­ tage at all points in this match, begun at Leyton on Thursday, and Leicestershire, who had not their full strength, were beaten early on the second afternoon by no less than an innings and 123 runs. Leicestershire, winning the toss, decided to go in, but the wicket was soft from the recent rains, and so the out-side had rather the best of the luck as it happened. The Essex eleven were in the field but two hours, and the only serious trouble they had was with the seventh wicket, Pougher and J. Warren, who put on 49 runs, making the stand of the innings. When Essex went in Messrs. Lucas and Owen put on 86 before a wicket ■fell* and at the end of the day their score showed 182 for two wickets, Mr. Owen not out 90. On Tuesday morning, Mr. Owen and Burns added 38 before the latter w’as out but the rest did little, and as the seven re­ maining wickets only added 76, the innings closed for 295. Mr. Owen, who had gone in first, carried his bat through, having made more than one half of the runs. He was missed twice, early in his innings, and again at 142. These were the only faults, though, in an otherwise irreproachable display of cricket. He was in altogether just over four hours and a half, and his score merits additional promi­ nence from the fact that it is the first hundred as yet made for Essex in county matches. Leicestershire had 171 to save an innings’ de­ feat, and they were quite equal to the task. They made indeed a sorry show, as Pickett’s fast bowling proved altogether too much for them, and in an hour and five minutes were all out for 51, to which total Pougher was again the chief contributor. Pickett, who has not done much for Essex during the last two years, bowled with re­ markable success. In the match altogether, he took eleven wickets at a cost of only 35 runs, an exceptionally good performance. Mr. C.J.Kortwright, of last year Tonbridge School eleven, made his first appearance in county cricket in this match. L eicf stersh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. Wheeler, b Burns .........11 c Littlewood, b P ickett...... 3 T. Warren, b lishop.........14 c Buxton, b Pickett ......... 4 Mr. C. E. Dc Trafford, st Littlewood, b Burns ... 3 b Bums ........ 5 Tomlin, c Bishop, Burns...................... M itc h a m . ... 2D c F o w le r, b Pickett ........ 5 ... 6 c F o w l e r , b P ickett........ 2 ... 0 c Littlewood, b Pickett........ 9 b ... 34 c Owe n , b P ickett......17 ... 18 st Littlewood, b Burns ........ 5 Mr. H. T. Arnall-Thomp­ son, b Pickett............... 0 c Gosling, b Kortright ... 0 Nash, st Littlewood, b Burrell ...................... 2 b Pickett ....... 0 Rylott;, c Burns, b Pickett ...................... 3not out ........... 0 BT5, lb 4 ......................10 B ............ 1 Holland, b Pickett ... Mr. J. Atter, b Burns Pougher, c Fowler, Pickett ................ J. Warren, not out ... Total ........121 E sse x . Total ... 51 Mr. A. P. Lucas, b N ash....................45 Mr. H. G. Owen, not out ................... 153 Mr.R. C. Gosling, b J. Warren ..............16 Burns, c Wheeler, b Pougher ..............30 Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Pougher............... 1 L i t t l e w o o d , c Wheeler,b Pougher 15 Mr. H. Fowler, c J. Warren, b Rylott... 3 Mr. H. J. E. Burrell, c and b Nash......... 0 Mr. C. J. Kortright, c T. Warren, b Nash ............... 0 Mr. F. A. Bishop, c and b Nash.........13 Pickett, c Thomp­ son, b Rylott ... 3 B 14, lb 1, w l ... 16 Total ...295 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L e ic e st e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M R. W. 0. M. R. W. Bishop .. ... 25 12 28 1 Burns ... 25 10 51 4 ......... 11 3 34 2 Pickett .. ... 16.4 8 20 4 ......... 13 6 15 7 Burrell .. ... 4 0 12 1 Kortright 2 1 1 1 E ssex . 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Pougher... 49 19 95 3 Thomp­ Rylott ... 39.117 E0 2 son ... 18 7 38 0 T.Warren 16 4 42 0 Nash ... 12 5 83 4 J.Warren 9 2 22 1 J. Warren bowled a wide. SUTTON v. MITCHAM. Played at Mitcham on July 20, S utton . E. Windus, b Lyddon 14 H. M. Hooper, b Lyddon ............... 20 A. Hyslop, c Lee, b Lyddon ............... 10 H. N. Sharp, b Boxall ................32 T.P.Draper, c Knight, b Lyddon............... 13 H.Ashworth.c Upton, b Boxall ............... 3 F. Barry, b Duncan... 13 J. Boxall, b Draper... 3 F. Knight, b Cham­ bers ...................... 2 T. D. Lee, b Cham­ bers ...................... 5 H. Lyddon, b Cham­ bers ...................... 8 Jas. Caff ar ey , b Draper ................ 0 W. M. Duncan, b Draper ............... 22 Joe. Caffarey, c Barry, b Chambers 33 F. Harris, b Cham­ bers ........ L. Upton, b Cham­ bers ............. T. G o o d s o Sharp Pillinger, not out B 5, lb 3 Total ... 99 SOUTHGATE v. PARK WANDERERS. Played at Southgate on July 20. P a r k W a n d e r e r s . Second Innings. Chambers, c Pillin- ger, b Caffarey ... 18 F. Flemwell, not out ........................ 18 J. Dives, c J., b Jas. C affa rey ........................ 3 F. E. Nelson, absent 0 B 8, lb 4 ...........12 Total! 156 First Innings. E. Higgs, bBryan ... D. Nimmo, st White, Bryan...................... H. Stevens, b Bryan... H. Cortis,b Bryan ......... J. Euerby, b Bryan......... C. Higgs, b Bryan ......... S. Tubbs, b Francis......... A. Nimmo, c Phillips, b Francis ...................... W. Browne, not out......... G.Wimbush, c White, b Francis ...................... H. Johnson, c and b Bryan B ............................ Total ................ 3 run out 29 2 b Bryan 4 0 0 7 b Bryan not out not out c Harris,! Bryan ...£ 14 , 6 . 3 , 10 , 10 Total ... 44 S o u th g ate . A. E. White, b John­ son ...................... 8 C. A. Ensell, c D. Nimmo, b E. Higgs 0 F. Bryan, c aod b E. Higgs......................14 F.P.Francis, c Cortis, b Euerby............... 63 W. S. Sidney, c A. Nimmo, b Euerby... 29 J. L.Phillips, b John­ son ......................15 E. Jiggins, b Johnson 1 A. S. Harris, st E. Higgs, b Euerby... 21 W. J. Seward, lbw, b Johnson............... 0 J. Bradshaw, st E. Higgs, b Euerby... 1 R. D. Newman, not out ...................... 1 B 12, lbl, w2,nbl 16 Total ...169 THE ABBEY (BECKENHAM) v. THE OLD BOYS. Played at Beckenham on July 20. A b b e y . G.J. Gulliver,not out 55 F. W. Janson, bW.F. Noakes ................ 2 E. T. Jones, c Baker, bW . F. Noakes ... 15 F. Atkinson, c Phil­ lips, b W.F. Noakes 17 E.F. Rose, c W. F., b J.N. Noakes......... 0 Rev. E. L. Browne, c Clarke, b W. F. Noakes ................ 2 S. B. Noakes,b J. N. Noakes ................ 2 D. G. Robertson, c W.F., b J.N.Noakes 11 C. Woodward, c Bruce, b J. N. Noakes ............... 2 A. G. Turves, c Baker, b W. F. Noakes ............... 3 W. H. Mallorie, b W.F. Noakes......... 0 Extra ............... 1 Total ...110 O l d B oys . W. F. Noakes, b Jan­ son ......................29 J. N. Noakes, c Mal­ lorie, b Janson ... 70 J. L. Phillips, c Noakes, b Gulliver 72 A. K. T. Bruce, b Gulliver ............... 1 J. St. F. Fair,b Jan­ son ............. .. ... 6 G. L. Clarke, c and b Janson ............... 12 R. T. Humphreys, c and b Gulliver ... G. McNeile, c Wood­ ward,b Gulliver ... M. Baker, b Janson... T. Smith, not out ... R. Goodall, c Rose, b Gulliver............... Extras............... Total ...227 “ O ld Harrovian’’calls our attention to the curious fact that in the recent match between Gentlemen and Players, at Lord’s, out of thirty-five individual innings that were com­ menced, not a single cypher was made. To T h e D e a f .— A Person cured of Deafness and no;ses in the head of 23 yeais’ standing by a simple remedy, will send a description of it F r e * to any Person who applies to N ich olson 21, Bedford Square, London. W C.—Advt,