Cricket 1889

846 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 22, 1889. H A M P S T E A D v . E A L I N G . P l a y e d a t H a m p s t e a d o n A u g . 1 0 . EALING. and b R. Topham, Parker ................ W. A. Daw, b Pawl­ ing ...................... M. Hole, b Parker ... C. W. Stranack, b Pawling ............... S. F. Wood, c Braith­ waite, b Parker ... 15 D. Dangar, c and b R iley......................85 H a m p ste a d . 0 B. C. Pearce, c Rob­ ertson, b Pawling 17 H. Dangar, b Riley... 8 Smith, c and b Pawling................ 2 Turner, not out ... 0 B 1,1b 8 ......... 9 Total.........109 W.T.Danby, c H.,b D. Dangar ......... ... 25 E. Swift, b Hole ... 0 J. G. Q. Besch, b Hole 2 A. C. Robertson, H ole................ , A. R. Parker, lbw, Hole ............... O. H. Gray, b Hole C. Braithwaite, ri ont ............... b .. 13 b ,.. IS ... 31 A. W. Sharp, b D. Dangar ................ S. Pawling,b Hole... G.Riley,c D. Dangar, b Hole ................ R. Flemming, not out ......... ... ... B 9, lb 1 ......... Total .........] 22 FREE FORESTERS IN WEST MIDLANDS. Telegrams and letters saying “ I cannot come ” were the unhappy fate of the Forester manager as he marshalled his forces for their annual tour. Some “ chucked ” unavoidably, some from other motives, and the consequence was that a strong team was rendered weak by too much watering down. However, though unsuccessful in winning matches, the Foresters enjoyed themselves immensely, and have many pleasant memories of hos­ pitality received and friendships made, though to some there may possibly come an ugly reminiscence of “ that catch ” that was not caught. From a cricket point of view, the Foresters had no luck till they reached W or­ cester, and there everything seemed to go right, all the catches came to hand, and, what was better, were caught, and the only draw­ back was the weather, which spoiled the match. FREE FORESTERS v. BICESTER. Played at Bicester on July 2 9 and 80. Free Foresters. First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. Cowan, c and b Page 4 b Lindsey......... 19 H. E. Bull, b Page ......... 5 not out ......... 0 G. M. Jones, b Bassett ... 5 lbw, b Lindsey... 31 J. Hill, b Bassett ......... 3 c Ramsay, b Bassett......... 3 O. E. Willes, b Page......... 9 c Polley, b Page 5 E. Beaumont Nesbitt, c Page, b Bassett ......... 0 b Lindsey......... 0 E. Dewar, b Page .........13 cDraper.bBassett 20 C.Dewar.c Bassett, b Page 9 b Ramsay......... 4 Lord A. Fitzroy, b Page... 0 b Lindsey......... 1 Rev. G. E.Willes,c Draper, bPage...................... ... 8 c Llewellyn, b Lindsey......... 9 C. D. Pennant, b Bassett 3 b Lindsey......... 0 Rev. J. H. Savory, not out 0 b Ramsay......... 3 Extras ...................... 6 Extras......... 7 Total .........65 B ic e s t e r . Total ...102 C.T. Hoare, b Nesbitt 22 H. Tubb, bC.E.Willes 12 Rev. W. H. Draper, c Hill, b Nesbitt ... 33 R. Dickenson, b C. E. Willes ................41 H. Bassett, c Savory, b Cowan............... 12 W. D. Llewellyn, b Cowan ............... 10 C.J.Stratton,cSavory, b Cowan............... 6 F. W. H. Lindsey, b N esbitt................33 Polley, lbw, b Cowan G. H. Pago, b Cowan C Shillingford.c Hill, b C. E. Willes ... E. Ramsay, not out Extras ... Total ... 22 ...188 F R E E F O R E S T E R S v . E A S T G L O U C E S ­ T E R S H I R E . P l a y e d a t C h e l t e n h a m o n J u l y 8 1 & A u g . 1 . E a s t G lo u c e s t e r s h ir e . H. Jessop, b Harding 2i H.G.Bennett.c Spens, b C. E. Willes ... 29 Rev. P. H. Smith, run out ......................140 W.W. Sevier,cOowau, b C. E. Willes.........41 Capfc.Young,c Cowan, b Nesbitt............... 16 A.C. Sanders,c Spens, b Nesbitt... ......... 4 C.Tillard, c Harding, b C. E. Willes.........75 A. J. Luckham, b N esbitt................ 4 E.A-Bennett,cSpena, b Cowan............... 66 A. A. Bourne,b C. E. Willes ................16 H. J. Hodgkins, not out ......................12 .Extras................ 18 Total ...445 F ree F oresters . First Innings. Second Innings. C. E. Willes, c Hodgkins, b B ourne....................... 0 b Bourne ........... 4 J. Hill, c H. G. Bennett, b Bourne ........................ 2 b Hodgkins ... 3 Capt. Cowan, c Sevier, b Bourne ....................... 2 c P. H. Smith, b Bourne ...... 92 F.G.Anley,lbw,bLuckham 12 cJessop.bBourne 19 Major Spens, c Tillard, b Bourne ......... ......... 5 c H. G. Bennett, b Luckham ... 68 G.M.Jones, st P. H. Smith, b Bourne......................97 b Luckham ... 10 Rev. J. H. Savory, st P. H. Smith, b Bourne .......... 1 b Bourne ... ... 40 E. Beaumont Nesbitt, c and b Hodgkins .........38 c H. G. Bennett, b Bourne ... 0 Rev. G. E. Willes, b Hodg­ kins .............................. 6 not out .......... 2 C. H. Harding, st P. H. Smith, b Bourne .........20 cSevier, b Hodg­ kins ................ 0 Lord A. Fitzroy, not out 0 b Bourne ... ... 6 Extras ......................20 Extras...........15 Total ..203 Total ...139 F R E E F O R E S T E R S v . L U D L O W . P l a y e d a t L u d l o w o n A u g u s t 2 a n d 3 . F r e e F o r e st e r s . First Innings. Second Innings, J. Hill,cC. J.Clerke,bLeakc 17 cC. Bogle Smith, b Leake.........10 V. H. Smith, b Leake ... 2 b Leake .......... 2 Capt. Cowan, b Grubb ... 1c Kent, b Leake 1 Rev. J. H. Savory, b Grubb 24 cCobden,bLeake 5 E. L. Metcalf, b Leake ... 0 b Grubb .......... 13 Rev. G. E. Willes, b LeaVe 7 c and b Grubb... 3 C. E. Willes, b Grubb ... 0 c C. J. Clerke, b Leake ......... 7 W. Lucy, not out ............ 8 run out .......... 0 Lord A . Fitzroy, b Leake 0 not out .......... 2 R. G. Venables, b Grubb 8 c Leake, b C. Bogle Smith... 0 C. H. Harding, absent ... 0 c Grubb, bLeake 5 Extras ...................... 4 Extras......... 5 Total .........71 L u d l o w . Total 53 F. L. Evelyn, b Lucy 27 C. J. Clerke, c Hill, b C. E. Willes ......... 5 Rev.W. F. Sandwith, c Smith, bC.E.Willes 5 W. H. H. Sitwell,cC. E. Willes, b Lucy 14 C. Bogle Smith, lbw, b C. E. Willes ... 10 Sir W. Clerke, bC.E. Willes ............... 2 F.C.Cobden.bSavory 32 S. Bogle Smith, b Savory ............... 5 Grubb,notout ... 45 J.S. Leake,bHarding 17 A. Kent, lbw, b Lucy 15 Extras................. 22 Total ...199 F R E E F O R E S T E R S v . R A D N O R S H P l a y e d a t K n i g h t o n o n A u g u s t 5 a n d 6 R a d n o r sh ire . C. Green Price, c and b Tylecote F. L. Evelyn, st Met­ calfe, b Tylocote ... 75 C. J. Clerke, b Hay- hurst France......... 8 Rev- A. Green Price, c Tylecote, b Hay- hurst France......... 9 F. E. Chapman, hw, b Cowan.................. 23 Rev.W.F. Sandwith.c Leatham,bTylecote 8 W, H. H. Sitwell, b Hayhurst France... 9 F r e e F o r e st e r s . Sir W. F. Clerke, c Cowan,b Hayhurst France ............... 23 S. Bogle Smith, c and b Tylecote .......... 2 F. C. Cobden, c Wil­ son, b Leatham ... 15 F. H. Sitwell, c Lea­ tham, b Tylecote 0 J. S. Leake, not out 0 Extras.................. S3 Total ... ..205 Second Innings. 0 b W. H. Sitwell 17 10 b W. H. Sitwell 7 First Innings. J. Hill, c and b Leake S. J. Wilson, b Leake H. G. Tylecote, lbw, b A. Green Price ................20 c C. J. Clerke, b W. H. Sitwell 0 E. L. JMetcalfe, b Cobden 0 runout .........30 A. E. Leatham, c sub., b Cobden .........................27 c Bogle Smith, b Capt. Hayhurst France, b A. Green Price ......... Capt. Cowan, c and b Cob­ den .............................32 C. Bogle Smith, c Cobden, b C. Clerke ............... Capt. Fenwick, b Cobden Rev. G. E. Willes, b Leake Lord A. Fitzroy, b Cobden C. E. Willes, not out Extras ...................... A. Green Price 15 2 not out ... 86 Total ........ 110 Extras.........14 Total ...119 F R E E F O R E S T E R S P l a y e d a t S h r e w s b u r F ree F o r e ster s . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Hill, c R. O. Davies, b Cresswell....................... 7 c Deedes, b Cresswell «•„. 30 S. J. Wilson, b Cresswell... 14 b Griffiths......... 2 A.E.Leatham, c W., b R.O. Davies.............................. 16 c W. Davies, b Payne ............19 Capt. Cowan, b Payne ...40 c Pryce-Jones, b R. O. Davies... 14 Capt. Curteis, c Davies, b Payne.............................. 37 c Deedes, b R.O. W. W. Sevier, c Hall, b Payne............................ 11 A. Appleby, c Griffiths, b Hall ............................ 1 Rev. G. E. Willes, Griffiths, b Payne............ 8 b Hall... Capt. Fenwick, c Phillips, b Cresswell ... .........21 c R. O. Davies, b Payne ....... 21 C. E. Willes, b Cresswell... 0 notout ....... 4 Lord A. Fitzroy, not out... 0 lbw, b Hall ... 10 Extras...................... 7 Extras ... 14 Davies ............27 c Payne, b Hall 19 b Griffiths.......... 5 , 15 Total ................162 S h r o p s h ir e . First Innings. Total ...183 W.H.Griffiths, st Hill, b Leatham ...... 22 W. Deedes, st Hill, b Leatham............... 15 A. E. Payne, st Hill, b Leatbam............... 6 J.S. Phillips, c Cowan, b Leatham ....... 9 Capt. H a y h u rst- France, c Curteis, b C. E. Willes .......( R.O. Davies, c Cowan, b Appleby...............41 In the Second Innings Griffiths scored (not out) 32, Payne, c Cowan, b Appleby*5, Hayhurst-France, b Appleby 10, R. O. Davies, lbw, b Leatham 13; extras 10.—Total, 70. F. J. Hall, st Cowan, b Leatham ........... 22 W.E. Pryce-Jones, c Leatham,bAppleby 8 R. F. M. Wood, b Appleby..................21 A. Cresswell, b C. E. Willes ..................20 W.H.Davies, not out 4 Extras................. 22 Total..........242 F R E E F O R E S T E R S S H I R E . P l a y e d a t W o r c e s t e r W ORCESTERSHIRE. S m i t h , c a n d b Leatham. Hon. R. Ward, c Cur­ teis, b Leatham ... 7 Hon. J. Ward, c and b Leatham ......... 4 St. J.W. Lea, not out 10 E. Carmichael, c Cowan, b Appleby 1 Extras..................12 Hon. E. Lyttelton, c Wilson, b Leatham 81 H. Wilkes, c and b C. E. Willes............... 10 Milward, c Sevier, b Leatham............... 54 H. J. Firkins, c Lord Fitzroy,b Leatham 7 Rev. M. B. Buckle, c Cowan, b Young ... 1 J. Ford-Kelcey, c Sevier, b Leatham 4 E. Bromley Martin, c Appleby,bLeatham 0 F r e e F o r e s t e r s .— J. Leatham (not out) 0. C. P. Foley, Capt. Curteis, Capt. Cowan, Capt. Young, W. W. Sevier, S. J. Wilson, A. Appleby, Rev. G. E. Willes, Lord A. Fitzroy, and C. E. Willes did not bat. Total ...179 Hill (not out) 0, A. E. N O R T H B R O O K v . P l a y e d a t L e e o n A A d d isco m b e . J.Grant.lbw, b Pearse 7 R. D. Mackenzie, b Pearse ............... 9 F. Clay, c and b Bur­ roughs ............... 8 E. S. Youle, c Dacres, b Pearse............... 10 A. W. Cooper, c Mit­ chell, b Pearse ... 19 C. R. Forward, b A. H.'Smith .........14 A. O. Bield, not out 20 E. Lutte, c Abbott, b Smith................ 5 B 5, lb 1 ......... 6 Total ... 98 N o r th brook . A, H. Smith, c Cooper, b Mackenzie......... 2 P. G. W. Stuart, not out ...................... 102 W. G. Mitchell, b Youle........................31 R. W. Burroughs, b Lutte ................29 S. Abbott, not out... 25 B 15,lb5, w l,nb 1 22 Total ...211 W. C. Williamson, G. H. Blyther, C. Pearce, J Dacres, A. East and H. N. Smith did not bat.