Cricket 1889

SEPT. 19, 1889. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 415 umpire’s decision, except it be forgetting to pay for his lunch. Mr. Hutchinson’s advice to a batsman is to go in where you are told, and remember the later you go in, the less likely you are to get out. An old cricketer used to say that the best place was to go in last, because if the other man got out, you carried out your bat, and if you got out yourself, your confusion was covered by the close of the innings. Mindful of this sage advice and acting on the pro- visions2of the new Eule, we declare our innings at an end. It is with considerable regret, though, that we leave the field, although we all hope to see Mr. Hutchin­ son at the wicket a second time. KENSINGTON PARK C. & G. v. CLAP ­ HAM W ANDERERS . P layed at the Kensington Park ground on September 14. K e n sin g t o n P a r k . First Innings. A. C.-Sturgis, c Bicknell, b Jephson........................ J.B. Bettington, c Burton, b Bicknell........................ F. W . Thomas, lbw, b Bicknell ........................ J. H. Bettington, b Jeph­ son ............................... C. E. Nicholas, b Jephson Second Innings. 3 b Bate... 3 B a t e , Forsyth ... 2 c Jephson, Bicknell... 6 absent.......... 3 not out ... 23 b ... 30 M. Fitzgerald, b Jephson 26 c and b Bate A. Y. Fullerton, lbw, b Bicknell ......... ... 0 ... 16 ... 17 c Behrend, b Jephson......... 11 H. Reynolds, not out..........13 lbw, b Jephson 13 H. Reeve, run out .......... 6 b Jephson.......... 5 O. D. Brooks, b Bicknell... 1 b Bate................. 5 C. Smith, absent ... ... 0 c Joy,b Jephson 0 B 8, lb 1, nb 1 ..........10 B 29, w 2 - 3 1 Total .................89 C l a p h a m W a n d e r e r s . Total ...158 S. Coleman, b J. H. Bettington .......... 0 F. C. Sanders, b Fitzgerald .......... 0 D.L. A. Jephson, lbw, b Fitzgerald .......... 24 B. Burton, c sub., b J. H. Bettington ... 3 H. W. Bate, b J. H. Bettington .......... 0 J. Dives, b Fitzgerald 0 G. E. Bicknell, c Rey­ nolds, b Fitzgerald 12 A. H. Behrend, b J. H.Bebtington ... 0 H. G. Forsyth, c Sturgis, b Fitzger­ ald •........................ 9 W. P. Russell, b Fitzgerald .......... 4 G. P. Joy, not out ... 3 B 11, lb 2 ..........13 Total 68 OLD UN ITY v . TAD W ORTH COURT . P layed at Tadworth Court on Sept. 1 4. Old U n it y . First Innings. Second Inningl. A. Filliston, c Ledger, b Ricketts ........................ 3 b Woodbridge... 13 J. Mountford, 1 b w, b Ricketts ......................... 5 c Ledger, b Woodbridge... H. Preece, c Warren, b M ilne............................ 10 b F. Russell ... F. Hatfield, c F. Russell, b Ledger............................25 not out ............. 0 S. Thomas, b Ricketts ... 0 b F. Russell ... 6 G. E. Moor,e bRicketts... 7 b F. Russell W. Thomas, c Ricketts, b Ledger T. Percy, st Warren, Ledger ................. J. Ash, c Jackson, Ricketts ................. E. Savil, b Ledger ... G. Cooper, not out ... B ........................ 0 6 not out 0 0 6 B ... Total ... 70 T a d w o r t h C o u r t . Total C.H.Northey.cMount- ford, b Filliston ... 4 G.W.Ricketts,runout 59 C. M. Woodbridge, b Preece .................18 E. B. Warren, b W. Thomas ................. 14 Rev.E,Milne,c Moore, b Filliston .......... 7 CyrilRussell.bMount- ford ........................ 5 F.W . Ledger, not out 52 E. Campbell, b Filli­ ston ......................... 0 Charles Russell,lbw, b S. Thomas..........16 H.C.Jackson,cMo«re, b Filliston .......... £ Frank Russell, lbw, b Filliston .......... 5 B 13, lb 2 ..........15 Total.. ...204 CRICKET IN MANITOBA. A correspondent, r esiding in the f ar North- W est, has kindly sent us the scores of two matches played in Manitoba. W INN IPEG v . ASS IN IBO IA . Played on August 11 and 12. S, E. Smalley, c Mar­ shall, b Cocks......... 30 A.F.Randall.cSteven- son, b Chapman ... 2 H. Cameron, c Mar­ shall, b Stevenson 92 A.J.Tuckwell,bChap­ man ........................95 F. Sprado, st. Price, b Cocks .................39 H. G. Wilson, c Price, b Cocks .................27 A.W.Lawe.cCrowder, b Cocks .................10 P. Rutherford, c Price, b Currie ... 0 G. H. Walker, b Stevenson .......... 7 W. Bain, c Milvaine, b Chapman..........13 W . Bannatyne, not out ........................ 8 Extras... ..........26 Total... ..344 A ss in a b o ia . First Innings. Crowder, cRandall, bWil­ son ............................... 5 R. H. Chapman, b Cam­ eron ...............................10 R.L. Cocks, b Wilson ... 0 E. M. Marshall,b Cameron 16 Price, b Cameron .......... 0 Currie, b Cameron .......... 0 Milvaine, run out Peel, b Wilson ... Maltby, run out... James, b Wilson... Stevenson, not out Extras ......... Total Second Innings. run out ... . c Bannatyne, b Tuckwell ... : b W ilson.......... not out ..........: c Randall,b Wil­ son ................. cWilson.b Tuck­ well ................. lbw, bWilson ... c Bannatyne, b Tuckwell absent................. b Wilson .......... Extras.......... 10 ... 40 Total ... 47 IA v . PORT ARTHUR . Played on August 14. The first wicket of Assiniboia did not fall till the Port Arthur total had been passed. A s s in ib o ia . R. H. Hay-Chapman, b Martin....................27 Price, c and b Lang­ worthy ................... 57 E. H. Marshall, b Williams................... 33 C. T. E. Currie, lbw, b Martin ....................60 Crowder, c Martin, b Williams.................. 6 R. H. Milvaine, b Martin .................. 4 Randall (sub.), not out ........................30 Peel, lbw, b Mar­ tin ........................ 4 Somers S. Cocks, b Goodwin................. 3 R. Stevenson, c Keefer, b Goodwin 4 Extras.................13 Total ...231 P o r t A r t h u r . First Innings. 9 J. R o b e rtso n , Chapman......... J. E. Williams, run out ........................14 J. E. Martin, c Mar­ shall. b Cocks......... 2 A. L. McEwen, lbw, b Stevenson .......... 0 F. Pickering, lbw, b Cocks....................... 14 F. H. Keefer, st Price, b Chapman .......... 6 G. M o o rin g , b Currie ................. 3 In the Second InningsWilliams scored b Steven son 13 , Goodwin, b Stevenson 5, McEwen, lbw, b Cocks 23, Pickering,(not out)27,Keefer, (not out) 0 • extras 7 —Total,75. N. McDougal, c Cocks, b Currie ... 0 O.H. Cooper, b Chap­ man .. .................10 W. F. Langworthy, c Maltby, b Chap­ man ... .................20 W. H. Goodwin, not out ........................ 3 Extras................. 2 Total... 83 TheW innipeg CricketWeek began on Satur­ day, August 9, playing Pense, a small settle­ ment, many hundred m iles W est of W innipeg, but already making itself famous for a little band of British sportsmen. Aug. 11 and 12—v. Assiniboia. Aug. 14—v. Port Arthur. Aug. 15 and 16—v. a mixed team of Assiniboia and Port Authur. A . J. Tuckwell (Queen’s College, whose name may be found some ye South Wales cricket records, w as w successful w ith the bat, in five co innings averaging 54. The W inn ipeg Western Tour (tr some 700 miles), begins on Sept. 3. crioket has thoroughly established here. LONDON R IFLE BR IGADE LOUGHTON . Played at Loughton on Septemb L on don R if l e B r ig a d e . Priv. S. Walker, b Goddin ................. Priv. McLellan, b Taylor....................... Priv. Sanderson, b Taylor ................. Priv. Browne, c Tay­ lor, b Clark .......... Priv. Drummond, run out............................. Sergt. Varley, b Clark Drill-Sergt. Deben­ ham, b C. Clark ... Priv. H. E. Cooper, b Taylor................. Priv. R. P. Farrell, c Meston, b Taylor Priv. W. H. Farrell, c Smith, b Taylor... Priv. Gunn, not out Extras................. Total 4 0 8 69 L o u g h to n . T. Smith, c Walker, b Debenham .......... 6 O. Clark, c Cooper, b Debenham .......... 7 T. Taylor, lbw, b Walker ................. 0 F. H. Clark, b Walker 2 Goddin, b Debenham 12 S.C.Meston.b Walker 0 Brown, c Walker, b Debenham .......... 5 A. Edwards, c Wal­ ker, b Debenham H. Windibank, b Walker................. C. Mount, not out... D. A. Langdon, lbw, b Debenham.......... Extras................ Total , 44 PANTHER v. BR IXTON W AND P layed at Catford on August 31 P a n t h e r . W.L.Bayley.bVeillard 15 F. Kendall, b Glover 3 A. Smith, b Glover ... 0 A. Corr, c Flower, b Gilligan ................. 24 C. E. Reynolds,b Gil­ ligan ........................ 8 G. Glifton.c Fowler,b Gilligan ................. 0 W . Coward, b Glover 6 B. W.Green, c Cross b Glover.................. 5 A. M. S. Martin, not out ........................ Petter, rim oat ... 0 A. Dolding, b Glover 0 B 6, lb 1 ........... 7 Total ... 76 B b ix t o n W a n d e r e r s . F.E White, c Green, b Corr ................. 2 J. Lelew, c Martin, b Corr ........................ 0 W. A. Gilligan,c Ken­ dall, b Bayley ... 0 E. H. Cross, b Bayley 0 B. Glover, c Coward, b Corr ................. 2 A. B. Fowler,b Bayley 6 A.E.Veillard,cand b Bayley ................. 17 F. Fowler, b Bayley 2 H. L. Puckle, c Smith, b Corr ... 2 H. Odell, run out ... 2 S. Perman, not out 0 B 9, lb 1 .......... 10 Total................. .. PANTHER v. AVONDALE . P layed at H onor Oak on Septem A v o n d a l e . E. Cocking, not out... 22 F. Cocking, c Mantle, b Edwards .......... 7 Taylor, c Lewis, b Uayley ................ 2 Luker. b Edwards ... 5 T. Johnson, c and b Edwards.................11 R. Dicketts.c Bayley, b Edwards ..........19 W. Dicketts, b Edwards................. 3 F. Joyce, b Lewis ... 1 S.Holland,bEdwards 0 Shead. b Edwards 12 C.Picken,bEdwards 0 B 15,1b 8 ......... 18 Total ..100 P a n th e r . A. Dolding, not out 15 Total ..........26 A. Edwards, b R. Dicketts................. 0 Howse, not out..........11 W. L. Bayley, b R. Dicketts................. 0 A. Smith, A. E. D. Lewis, E. W. Mantle, A. M. S. Martin, H. J. Pearse, N.A. Aylen, and B. W. Green did not bat.