Cricket 1889

886 CRICKET?: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 5, 1889. Y E OLDE CARAVAN v. HAMPSH IRE HOGS. Played at Adhurst St. Mary, Petersfield, on August 12 and 13. H ants H ogs . First Innings. Second Innings. H. W. Forster,b Adam ... 6 notout ...........105 T. C. Moberly, c Henery, b Adam.................................. 0 c and b Henery 17 E. O. Powell, c Henery, b Murray ....................... 68 run out ...........31 E. M. Richards, b Murray 45 lbw, b Henery... 28 F. W. Pember, run out ... 14 cYounghusband, b Adam .......... 0 D. Duncan, c Nicholson, b Adam ........................... 6 c Eawlinson, b Adam .......... 0 C* R. Gunner, c Young- husband, b Murray ... 0 not out ........... 6 B. J. B. Stevens, run out 0 b Adam ........... 0 Hon. R. Carnegie, b Adam 0 Lord Rosehill, b Adam ... 0 T. Griffin, not out ............. 0 Extras ........................12 Extras ... 20 Total .................151 Total ...207 Y h O lde C aravan . First Innings. Second Innings. A.W.Nicholson,c Moberly, b Forster........................15 b Powell ......... 3 Capt. Bowles, run out ...29c Moberly, b Forster......... 6 P. J. T. Henery, c Carne­ gie, b Powell ................ 33 c Richards, b Forster ......... 1 L. G. Bonham-Carter, b Richards ........................15 not out .......27 Capt.Rawlinson, c Griffin, b Powell ........................... .................4 cMoberly,b Forster........ 0 Capt. Adam, b Powell ... 0 c Rosehill, b Forster ........ 4 Rev. T. G. Lushington, b Forster ........................15 b Richards... ... 9 Rev. E. D. Lear, b Powell 1 bRichards........ 3 Capt. Younghusband, b Richards ........................ 7lbw, b Richards 2 G. Bonham-Carter, not out ............................... 18 b Forster......... 1 T. Murray, b Forster ... 4 b Richards ... 0 Extras ........................ 5 Extras ... 2 Total .................146 Total ... 58 YE OLDE CARAVAN v . OLD CL IF ­ TON IANS . Played at Adhurst St. Mary, Petersfield, on August 14 and 15. O ld C lifton ian s . G. Fowler, st Lear, b Bowles .................105 W. Fairbanks, b Bowles .................72 T. Haggard, b Hinde 18 G. C. Harrison, c Murray, bHinde ... 6 P. C. Smith, run out 0 H. S. Schwann, b Hinde.......... .......... 8 8. D. Pears, c Lush­ ington, b Hinde ... H.H.Powell, b Hinde F.B. May, b Henery M. Cloete, lbw, b Hinde ................. D. Forde, not out ... Extras................. Total ..222 Ye O l d e C aravan , Capt.Bowles.c Forde, b Fowler................. 6 A. W . Nicholson, b Harrison................. 0 P. J. T. Henery, c Schwann, bFowler.141 Capt. Rawlinson, b Fowler ................. 2 L. G. Bonham-Carter, b Fowler.................18 A. Hinde, lbw, b Haggard.................17 Rev.T.G. Lushington, c Smith, bFowler... 13 Capt.Younghusband, not out ................. 11 Rev. E. D. Lear, c May, b Fowler ... 7 G.Bonham-Carter, b Fowler ................. 0 T. Murray, c Powell, b Fowler................. 2 Extras.................12 Total ...229 INCOGNITI IN IRELAND. The success o f the Incog , tour in Ireland, wh ich commenced on the 5th o f August, was greatly marred by the inclemency of the weather during the first week,which prevented either of the first three matches from being p layed out. The team was a strong one throughout, but was not favoured with the best o f luck, and the bow ling department was weakened by the fact that Toppin , after the first innings, was scarcely able to bow l at all on account o f a strained side. He, however, scored well o n several occasions, and proved a trusty aide to the oaptain. R ev . P . Hattersley- Sm ith , who set his men a good example by getting the largest number o f runs and the highest average during the tour. The last match , at Cork, was rather a curiosity , the Incogs, hav ing t o get 62 to w in , and being defeated by five runs, the wicket being most terrib ly difficult and in favour of the bowlers. INCOGN IT I v. TR IN IT Y COLLEGE DUBL IN . P layed at Dub lin on August 6 and 6, I ncogniti . A. E. Gibson, b Synnott ................. 4 C. Toppin, b Nunn... 51 Rev. P. Hattersley- Smith, o J. P. Max­ well, b Kennedy ...lift W. B. Hawkins, st Browning, b Nunn 18 R. A. Shepherd, c Synnott, bKennedy 7 P. Humphry, c and b J. P. Maxwell..........56 A. C. Sanders, lbw, b Nunn........................ 0 E. H. C. Wellesley, c Browning, b Nunn Lieut.-Col. Bircham, run out ................. C. E. Horner, b Kennedy................. G. H. Windeler, not out B 11, lb 3, nb 1... 15 Total ...309 T rinity C o lleg e . First Innings. F. H. Browning, run out ........................10 J. H. Pigot, run out... 9 J. H. Nunn, c Haw­ kins, b Gibson ... 11 L.Hamilton,cHorner, b Gibson.................16 R. Johnston, cWelles- ley, b Horner.......... 3 J. P. Maxwell, not out .......... ..........19 F. W. Kennedy, c Toppin, b Homer... 0 In the Second Innings Browning scored (not out) 66, J. P. Maxwell, (not out) 31; b 2, lb 3, w 1.— Total, 103, W.J.Synnotfc, lbw, b Gibson ................. J. M. Maxwell, b Horner ................. H. Ennis, c Gibson, b Homer................. W. Booth, c Humph­ rey, b Toppin Total.......... INCOGN IT I v. M IL ITA R Y OF IRELAND . P layed at Dublin on August 7 and 8. M ilitar y . First Innings. Corp. Blakeley, b Gibson 15 Corp. Bushy, b Horner ... 8 Lieut. Sillem, c Windeler, b Gibson ........................ 4 Lieut.Ferguson, b Homer 5 Lieut. Bruce, b Gibson ... 5 Capt. Hon. R. French, c Sanders, b Gibson..........12 Capt. Palmes, b Horner... 14 Sergt. Webster, not out;... 22 Capt. Heneage, b Gibson... 2 Lieut. Kinloch, b Gibson 0 Colour-Sergt. Gray, c San­ ders, b Gibson................. 0 B 8, lb 1 ................. 9 Total ... . Second Innings, c Wellesley, b Gibson ..........121 lbw, b Shepherd 0 b Shepherd ... 17 c Bircham, b Gibson .......... 1 lbw,bHattersley- Smith b Gibson ... . b Gibson ... . c Hawkins, Gibson ... . c Wellesley, Horner ... . lbw, b Gibson. , 34 37 not out ..........20 B 4, lb 2, nb 2 8 Total ...294 3 14 .. ... 96 I ncogniti . First Innings. C. Toppin, b Webster 14 j A. A. R. Shepherd, b Webster ................. 1 Rev. P. Hattersley- Smith, c Bushy, b Gray........................ A. E. Gibson, b Webster .................32 W. B. Hawkins, run out ........................ 6 P. Humphry, b Gray........................ 5 E. H. C. Wellesley, st Bushy, b Webster 12 In the Second Innings Toppin scored c Palmer, b Webster, 0 Gibson, (not out) 27, Humphry, (not out) 12; b 2, lb 1.—Total, 42. C. Sanders, Blakeley.......... G. H. Windeler, Heneage.bWebster 14 C. E. Horner, not out ........................10 Lieut.-Col. Bircham, b Blakeley .......... 0 B7, lb l .......... 8 Total ...119 INCOGN IT I v . PH (EN IX . Played at Dublin on August 9 an P hcewix . J. P. Maxwell, c Wellesley,b Homer 19 J. M. Meldo , c Hum- 19 phry, b Horner J. C. Davids, Gibson ................. 5 T. Hone, b Horner ... 33 A. S. Hussey, b Horner ................. 4 W. F. Thompson, c Well sley, b Gib­ son ........................ 0 Shelton, b Horner ... 46 I ncogniti . W. J. Synnott, c W e lle s le y , b Humphry ..........35 L.Hone, st Hawkins, b Toppin................. 2 V. Ferguson, not out .............. F. J. S. Casey, Horner .......... B 6, lb 2 ... Total ... , 25 ...200 C. Toppin, not out ... 64 P. Humphry, c T. Hone, b Meldon ... 11 W. B. Hawkins, c and b Shelton................. 6 A. E. Gibson, b Fer­ guson........................22 Rev, P. Hattersley- Smitb, b Ferguson 0 A. C. Sanders, G. H. Windeler, C. E. Horner and Lieut.-Col. Bircham did not bat. R. A. Shepherd, Shelton.............. E. H. C. Wellesley, Maxwell.............. B ................ * Total ...113 INCOGNITI v . CURRAGH CAMP. Played at the Curragh on August 12 and 13. C urragh C amp . First Innings. Second Innings. C. Price, c Hawkins, b Homer ........................10 c Hattersley- Smith,bToppin 60 Capt.Shepherd, c Synnott, b Hattersley-Smlth ... 38 b Gibson .......... 0 Sergt. White, b Gibson ... 1 run out .......... 34 Sergt. Ashcroft,c Synnott, b Shepherd ................. 4 c Horner, b Synnott.......... 1 Lieut. Richardson, c and b Horner ........................21 c Shepherd, b Gibson .......... 2 E. Hill, run out................. 0 c and b Hatters- ley-Smith ... 28 Sergt. Shingley, b Shep­ herd ............................... 0 c and b Hatters- ley-Smith ... 16 Corp. Maylam, b Shep­ herd ............................... 0 c Horner, b Hat- tersley - Smith 10 C. Knight, b Shepherd ... 0 c Shepherd, b Horner .......... 9 Sergt. Sorby, c Bircham, b Hattersley-Smith ...17c Hawkins, b Shepherd ... 7 Sorgt. Oxlade, not out ... 2 not out .......... 3 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 Total .................93 Total ...180 I ncogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. P. Humphry, b Maylam... 7 b White .......... o C. Toppin, b Maylam ... 0 not out ........ 62 Rev. P. Hattersley-Smith, c Oxlade, b Maylam ...24b White ........ 11 A. E. Gibson, b White ... 6 c and b White ... 12 W. B. Hawkins, lbw, b Maylam ......................... 0 b Sorby ......... 6 R. A. Shepherd, not out ... 41 b Maylam......... 7 W. J. Synnott, c Ashcroft, b White ......................... 7 c Maylam, b White .......18 A. C. Sanders, b Sorby ...10c P r ic e , b White ........25 C. E. Homer, b Sorby ... 0 Lieut.-Col. Bircham, b Maylam .......................... 5 G. H. Windeler, c Knight, b White ...........................19 not out ......... 2 B 8 , lb 2...........................10 B 5, lb 1 ... 6 Total ...129 Total ...149 INCOGN IT I v . V ICE REGAL . P layed at the Vice* Regal Lodge o 14 and 15. I ncogniti . b A, ... 0 : u- , ' R. A, Shepherd, Woodgate......... C. Toppin, c Hamil ton, b Woodgate Rev. P. Hattersley- Smith, b Woodgate 43 A.E. Gibson, b Wood­ gate ........................ 0 P. Humphry, b Mat­ thews......................... 5 W. J. Synnott, b Woodgate................... 22 W. B. Hawkins, c Hamilton, b Fergu­ son ...........................81 . C. Sanders, c Fowler, b Wood­ gate........................46 Lieut.-Col. Bircham, b Woodgate.......... 3 G. H. Windeler, c Bradford, b Wood­ gate ........................ 5 C. E. Horner, not out ........................ 5 B 1, lb 1 .......... 2 Total ...213