Cricket 1889

408 CRICKET : A WEEKLY EE CORD OF THE GAME; SEPT'. 19, 1889. X I I I . OF LANCASH IRE v . X V I I I . OF L E Y L A N 0 (G. N A SH ’S BENEF IT .) Mr. Hornby captained a team o f Lancash ire in this mateh, played at Ley land on Friday and Saturday last. The fixture was arranged as a benefit for G. Nash, the left-handed bow ler, who did good service for Lancashire for some years. The result was a draw, the Thirteen, at the finish, wanting 41 to w in , with four wickets to fall. E ig h t e e n . First Innings. Second Innings. H. J. Tinsley, c and b Hewitson........................ 12 st Pilling, b Hewitson 2 J. Cross, b Mold................. 1 c Barlow, b Hewitson ... 5 A. Tinsley, c Briggs, b Hewitson........................ 14 c Leigh, b Wat­ son ................. 1 C. A. Bigg, c Briggs, b Hewitson........................ 2 c M’Laren, b Watson.......... 2 R. Kershaw, b Mold.......... 5 b Barlow .......... 17 H. Dewhurst, b Mold ... 2 c Crosfield, b Watson.......... 17 G. B. Ashburner, b Mold... 2 c Crosfield, b Watson.......... 8 J. Christie, c Barlow, b Mold ............................... 1 b Barlow .......... 2 J. P. Whiteside, c Barlow, b Mold ........................ 0 run out .......... 14 J. Whiteside, c Baker, b Mold ............................... 7 b Barlow .......... 0 J. H. Gerrard, c Crosfield, b Hewitson ................. 2 c Pilling, b Barlow .......... 0 Nash, c Ward, b Hewit­ son ............................... 4 c Leigh, b Bar- low ................. 16 C. Housley. st Pilling, b Hewitson........................ 0 b Barlow .......... 2 J. Stanning, jun., c Bar- low, b Briggs................. 4 b Watson.......... 6 J. Stanning, sen, b Briggs............................... 10 not out .......... 2 J. Tonge, b Hewitson 0 b Watson.......... 0 J. M’Dade, not ou t.......... 0 c Ward, b Mold 0 W . Jackson, c Addie, b Briggs............................... 2 bMold................. 0 Extras ........................ 4 Extras.......... 2 Total ................. 72 Total ... 96 L a n c a s h ir e . Second Innings. First Innings. Mr. A. N, Hornby, c Housley, b Nash .......... 2 Barlow, b Nash................. 1 not out ..........14 Briggs, b H. Tinsley.......... 9 Mr. J. Leigh, c Jackson, b Nash ............................... 6 b Nash .......... 0 Mr. A. C. M’Laren, c J. P. Whiteside, b Nash ... 12 c J. Whiteside, b Pilling, c J. P. Whiteside, b H. Tinsley .................12 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, run out ............................... F. Ward, not out .......... S Nash c Kershaw, Cross cBigg.b Nash ... 11 c J. P.Whiteside, Baker, b Nash ................. Mr. P. Addie, b Nash Hewitson, lbw, b Nash ... Watson, stJ.P.Whiteside, b Nash ........ . .......... Mold, c H. Tinsley, b N a sh ............................... Extras ........................ b Tonge ..4 6 run out .......... 0 c J. Whiteside, b Nash .......... 0 b Nash .......... 0 not out .......... Total 81 Extras Total . FRANK BEARNE’S BENEFIT. H EARN E ’S E LEVEN v . E IGH TEEN OF FOREST H IL L CLUB . Frank H eame , for whom this farewell match was played on the ground o f the Forest H ill Club, was able to p lace a strong eleven into the field on Saturday last, to oppose eighteen o f the loca l club. Lord Harris acted as captain , and in addition to the brothers Hearne, Barton , W r igh t, and Martin, Read , Henderson, and W ood , o f Surrey, were able to assist. The E ighteen , winning the toss, went in first, b ut W r igh t’s bow ling proved too good for the m a jority , a nd the last w icket fell w ith the total at 119. The chief feature of the E leven ’s inn ings w as the stand made by L ord Harris and Read for the th ird wicket. As m any as 147 were added wh ile they w ere together, and t hough e ach had more than one life , the ir free w icket was much appreciated. Going in a second time in a m inority o f 128, the E ighteen had made 21 for the loss o f seven wickets when play ceased, s o that they were still 187 behind w ith ten w ickets to fall. W r igh t’s bow ling for the E leven was exceed­ ing ly good . In the second innings o f the E ighteen he took five wickets for on ly six runs. During the day a co llection was made on the ground for Hearne, a nd it is stated that the result w ill be an addition o f about £25 the I benefit fund. F or the E ighteen S. Matthews’s bow ling proved m ost effective. H is six wickets were got at an expense of 24 runs. A fter the match a dinner was given in a spacious pavilion in the grounds of the Rutland Hotel onPerryH ill,at wh ich nearly a hundred sat down, the chair being taken by Mr. F . S . Brereton, the local County Coun­ cillor. Follow ing the usual loyal toast of “ The Queen,” came a really good seleotion of music, in wh ich Messrs, H . E . Cockell, A. Martin, Maitland D icker, Jinman Roche, George, and others jo ined . Maurice Read contributed in good style, “ A Hunting we will G o ; ” Henderson, “ Sister M a ry ; ” and Aleo Hearne, “ Let me like a Soldier Fa ll.” The Chairman, in proposing the toast of the even­ ing, “ Health and Prosperity to Frank Hearne,” was very happy in h is allusions, and having v isited t he colony himself, gave Hearne some good advice. The toast was received with acclamation, and drunk w ith musical honours. Frank responded in h is u sual modest manner, and after a vote of thanks to the Hon . S ec. o f the Forest H ill Club, M r. C. Spencer W est, the company separated a fter having passed a very en joyable evening. H earne ’ s XI. F o r e s t H i l l . First Innings. H. Baker, c Harris, b A. Hearne ........................18 F. Seel, hw ,b Martin ... 0 J. A. Knight, b Wright ... 7 M. C. Capes, bWright ... 18 H. S. Hooker, st Wood, b A. Hearne........................ 3 S. Matthews, c and b Wright ........................18 F. Ashby, b Wright.......... 0 T. H. Vernon, c Wood, b A. Hearne........................ 0 H. Smith - Turberville, b Wright ........................ 0 W. L. Pierce, b Wright ... 0 E. H. Edwards, b Martin 25 A. Holt, b Wright .... ... 2 E. Pemell, c and b Wright 0 Dr. Gwynn, lbw, b Martin 5 R. Taylor, b Wright..........14 F. Oldham, b Wright ... 3 H. Matthews, not out ... 1 J. Trotter, b Martin.......... 0 B 3, lb 2 ........................ 5 Second Innings. b Martin .......... 0 not out ..........11 b Wright ... b Wright ... c Read, b Mar­ tin ................. 1 b Wright.......... 4 lbw, b Wright... 0 i>W right.......... 0 not out .......... 0 Total ................ 119 F. H e a r n e ’ s XI. Total ... 21 M. Read, b S. Mat­ thews .................80 A. Hearne, c Baker, b Oldham ................. 8 G. G. Hearne, b Ed­ wards ................. 0 Lord Harris, c Old­ ham, b S.Matthews 90 R.Henderson.cPierce, b S. Matthews ... 12 Frank Heame, b S. Matthews ..........26 H. Wood, c Pemell,b Vernon ................. E. A. Barton, c Seel, b Vernon .......... W. Wright, cTurber- ville.b S. Matthews F. Martin, notout... R. Hearne, b S. Mat­ thews ................. B 19,lb 5 .......... Total ...247 BOWLING ANALYSIS. F o r e s t H i l l . First Inni gs. O. M. R. W. Martin .......... 19.2 8 36 4 A. Heame ... 23 7 42 3 Wright.......... 24 11 36 10 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 2 14 2 11 9 G, Hearne... 2 1 6 5 1 0 Edwards Oldha Hooker... Vemon... O. M.R.W . 13 10 42 1 .10 1 34 1 . 9 2 29 0 .12 6 32 2 O. M.R.W. Gwynn ... 6 1 27 0 Holt ........... 6 1 27 0 S.Matthews 15.83 24 0 H.Matthews 2 0 8 0 MR, J. W . HOBBS ’ CLUB . Matches played 19—won 11, drawn 4, lost 4, RESULTS OF MATCHES. v. Croydon. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 123 and 101; Croydon. 85. v. Cane Hill. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 138; Cane Hill, 120 and 52 for 3 wickets, v. Brighton. Lost. J. W. Hobbs’, 30 and 21 for 1 wicket; Brighton, 214. v. Whitgift Wanderers. Drawn. J. W. Hobbs’, 107; Whitgift Wanderers, 102 for5 wickets, v. Addiscombe. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 345; Addis­ combe, 56. v, Mitch m. L st. J, W. Hobbs’, 102; Mitcham, 213for 8 wicket*, v. M.C.C. & Ground. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 99 and 31 for 2 wickets; M.C.C. & G., 63 and 135 (inni gs declared finished), v. Authentics, Drawn. J. W. Hobbs’, 253; Autllentics, 98 for 2 wickets, v. Norwood. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 108 and6 for 3 wickets; Norwood, 59 and 55. v. Whitgift Wanderers. Drawn. J. W . Hobbs’, 205; Whitgift Wanderers, 47 for 3 wickets, v. Kenley. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 237; Kenley, 113. v. Addiscombe. Lost. J. W. Hobbs’, 95 and 141 for 4 wickets; Addiscombe, 165. v. Brighton. Drawn. J, W . Hobbs’, 71 for 8 wickets; Brighton, 164. v. Cavendish. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 144; Caven­ dish, 41 and 27. v. Kenley. Won. J. W. Hobbs’, 128 and 7 for 3 wickets; Kenley, 63 and 71. v. Norwood. Won. J. W. HobbB’, 102; Norwood, 45. v. Cane Hill. Won. J. W . Hobbs’, 248 for 2 wickets; Cane Hill, 97. v. Mitcham. Won. J. W . Hobbs', 110; Mitcham, 97 and 23for 6 wickets, v. Cranleigh. Lost. J. W . Hobbs’, 124; Cran­ leigh, 364. Total runs for, 3076 for 204 wickets, average 15.16.—Total runs against, 2369 for 215 wickets, average 11.4. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns.not out.Runs.an Inns.Aver. W. Harris......... J. Wootton E. Mills .......... R. Henderson... J. Beaumont ... A. Wheeler ... J. Kmg .......... J. Caffarey T. Adams.......... H. Adams.......... J. Roles .......... T. Henderson... R. Lane .......... S. Brown.......... The following played in less than 5 innings.— J. Sleat 10. T. Bowley 29, J. Boxall 23—2, Cribdon 12—0, Lowles 6—2,Tibbs 3—3, F.Dark and Lyddon. BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver 10 ..., 1 ... 361 ...13S*..,. 40.1 7 .. . 2 ... 145 . 89*... 29.0 20 ... 0 ... 465 ... 66 .... 23.5 7 .... 0 ... 133 .... 34 ... 19.0 5 .... 1 ... 76 .„. 39*... 19.0 22 ... 1 .... 359 ... 91 ... 17.2 18 .. .. 236 .,.. 41 ... 15.11 20 .. 0 ! 225 .,.. 64 ... 11.5 20 .. . 1 . .. 212 . 50*... 11.2 18 .... 3 ... 108 .,.. 22 ... 73 11 ... 5 ... 39 ... 17 ... 6.3 18 ... 2 ... 98 ,... 19 ... 6.2 7 . 0 . .. 44 ... 14 ... 6.2 6 .. . 0 . .. 35 ... 16 ... 5.5 E. Mills ... . . 2169 . . 169 .. 669 . . 89 . . 7.46 1 T. Adams ... . . 351 . 23 .. 132 . . 17 . . 7.13 J. Roles ... . . 767 . . 48 .. 291 . . 32 . . 9.3 3 T. Henderson . . 225 .. 6 .. 101 . . 9 . . 10.2 W. Harris ... . . 125 . . 13 .. 28 . . 2 . . 14.0 1 J. Wootton... . . 722 . . 43 .. 241 . . 17 . . 14.3 2 R. Henderson . . 150 . . 17 .. 45 . . 3 . . 15 0 J. Beaumont . . 573 .. 29 .. 269 . . 17 . . 15.4 0 01 J. King.............. . 322 . . 24 .. 133 . . 6 . . 221 The following bowled in less than 3innings.—T. 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