Cricket 1889

420 CRICKET : A WEEKLY EECORD OP THE GAME. SEPT. 19, 1889. DULW ICH Jv . CRAYS AND ORP INGTON . P layed at Burbage Road , Du lw ich , on Sept.12. C r a y s a n d O r p in g t o n . First Innings. J.B.Palmer, c Farrer, C. Pearce, c Farrer, b Morris ................. 2 b Morris................. 3 P. Townshend, not Dr. Donaldson, b out ........................ 24 Pearse ................. 0 J. H. Haines, c R. Berens, b Pearse 0 Roberts,bRimming- W. Townshend, lbw, ton ........................ 0 b Pearse................. 0 E. Bliss, b Morris ... 29 G. Harlow, b Pearse 1 H Hooper, b Morris... 0 B 3, lb 1,w 2,nb 1 7 G. McMunn, c Farrer, — b Pearse ................. 16 Total.......... 82 In the Second Innings Palmer scored (not out) 8, Pearce, b Corr 0, W. Townshend, (not out) 10; b 3. —Total, 21. D ulwich . M. J. Roberts, c Don­ aldson, b P. Towns­ hend ........................ 44 O. Jones, c Palmer, b W. Townshend ... 7 R.E. Mayo, b Donald­ son ........................22 J. Rimmington, c P., b W . Townshend ... 41 T. R. Pearse, b P. Townshend ..........16 W . Morris, c Hooper, bP.Townshend ... 1 A. W. Corr, c P. Townshend, b Pal­ mer ........................ 5 J. F. Colyer, c Don­ aldson,b P.Towns- hend........................ J. H. Farrer, run out ........................ E. Taperell, b P. Townshend.......... G. W. Lyddon, not out ........................ B 7, lb 12, w 6 ... Total ...177 DU LW ICH v . H EATH F IELD . P layed at Burbage R oad , Du lw ich , on Sept. 14. D u l w ic h . 9 M.J.Roberts, c Faulk­ ner, b Bowles.......... E. H. Heasman, b Brown .................. 7 W . Morris, lbw , b Bowles ....................24 T. S. Tregellas, c West, b Brown ... 10 F.M. Walker, c Miller, b West ....................18 C. P. Tregellas, c Gurney, b Brown ... 18 H e a t h f ie l d . J.F. Colyer, b Brown 13 H.E.Steed,b Gurney 0 A. Grant, b Brown... 0 T. A. Darke, D Gur­ ney ........................ 4 F. Agnew, not out... 1 B 18, lb 3,w 2 ...23 Total ...127 C. W. Miller, b T. S. Tregellas .......... 1 J. A. West, not out 9 W.G. Brown, not out 2 B 2,lb2 .......... 4 A.F.W. Humm, bT.S. Tregellas................. 0 H. E d w a rd s, b Morris ................. 0 B.M.Hutnm.c Grant, b T.S. Tregellas ... 7 S. J. Bowles, b Morris ... .......... 0 J.R.P. Gurney, F. Larkins, R.G. Sutherland and T. J. Faulkner did not bat. Total , 23 DU LW ICH v . HEATH F IELD . P layed at Wandsworth on Sept. 1 4. D ulwich . 1 A. Burton, c and b Kibblewhite..........11 J. W. Crawfurd, c Rogers, b Kibble- white ................. 4 G. H. Samways, not out ........................ 8 B 3, lb 4, w 4 ... 11 J. Smith, b Stevens... G. E. Edwards, b Stevens ................. 2 J. Rimmington, run out ........................ 0 R. E. Mayo, c Sharp, b Mallinson .......... 0 O. Jones, c Mallinson, b Stevens.................104 J. C. Esson, lbw, b Total Stevens ... ... ... 2 F. Mayo, b Stevens... 7 E. Taperell, c and b Kibblewhite ... .,. 9 H e a t h f i e l d . — Rogers, (not out) 1, Underwood, (not out) 7; b 2.—Total,10. Stevens, Bolton, Roberts, Kibblewhite, Sharpe, Mallinson, Berryman, Pullen and Deart did not bat. ...159 Splendid Portraits of Dr. W . G. Grace, Mr. W. W. Read (the Surrey amateur), and Mr. A. N. H o r n b y (the Lancashire Captain), Price 6d. each. Size 9in. by 6in. Also fac simile of Signatures. Sent securely packed on receipt of 8even Stamps. The Three for Is., post free. Wright and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors Commons, E.O. Special photograph of G. G. Heame, carte size, 3d., cabinet, 6d. BURNES IDE v. KENDAL (2). Mr. G . W bster, o f K irkby Lonsdale, has sent us the score o f a match (taken from the Westmojeland Gazette of July 26, 1851), between Burneside and 2nd eleven o f Kendal, wh ich in one respect at least is in its way, we should think, w ithout parallel. “ The return match between these parties came off on Monday last, on the ground of the Kendal Club. In the opening match, wh ich took place at Burneside on the 17th u lt.,th e game was won w ith nine w ickets to spare ; and on t he present occasion, a s w ill be seen by the score, they again achieved a decisive v ictory . One o f the most remarkable features o f the game, and in faot, one o f the most curious circum ­ stances in the h istory of cricket, was the play of Walker, who, although he has lost both arms close to the elbow , made an excellent fieldsman at point, scored six w ith the bat, and caught one o f his antagonist party out. The manner in wh ich he handles the bat with the stumps o f his arms, catches a ball by receiving it in his chest, a nd throws up a ball w ith precision by means of his foo t was some­ th ing quite extraordinary and we may safely say unique.” B u r n e s id e . Second Innings. 15 b F leming ..........13 b First Innings. Hoggarth, c Fleming, b Dixon............................... Williams, c Whitehead McCall........................ ... 7 Bulger, run ou t................. 1 Jos. Seed, b McCall.......... 0 Robinson, b McCall.......... 1 Turner, c Fleming, b Mc­ Call ............................... Walker, c Richardson, b McCall ........................ 5 T. Seed, not out................. 5 Vipond, b McCall .......... 4 Davis, c Fleming, b Dixon............................... 0 Ferguson, b Dixon .......... 0 B ............................... 1 lbw, b Fleming 7 b Dixon .......... 0 b McCall .......... 3 not out .......... 0 6 c and b McCall 3 hw, b Dixon b Dixon ... b Fleming... b McCall ... b Dixon ... B .......... Total ... Total ... 40 K e n d a l , First Innings. Eddy, b Williams .......... T. Wlllison, run out.......... Gundy, lbw, b Williams... Scarisbrick, b Williams... Fleming, b Jos. Seed Dixon, c Walker, b Jos. Seed ............................... McCall, b Jos. Seed.......... Scott, c Davis, b Jos. Seed ............................... G. Hartley, b Jos. Seed ... Fenton, hw, b Jos. Seed ... Richardson, not out.......... B 3, lb l........................ Total ................. Second Innings. run out .......... 2 b Williams.......... 0 bWilliams.......... 0 b J. Seed ..........11 c Davis, b J. Seed... .......... 1 1 not out ... 0 b Jos. Seed 1 bWilliams 0 b Jos. Seed 0 b Jos. Seed 0 c Walker, Williams 4 B .......... Total ... 28 INCOGN IT I v. LYR IC C. AND G. Played at Barnes on September 14. L y r i c C lu b . A. W .L . Hemming, c Hattersley-Smith,b Cobbold ... .......... 5 Smith, b Thornton ... 17 Tott, b Thornton ... 11 J.G. O’Brien, bThorn­ ton ... ................. 1 Brockwell, c and b Thornton..............9 H. Scott-Williams, b Cobbold ................. 5 P. A. Thomas, b Cobbold................. 1 F. C. Scott-Sanders, c and b Cobbold... 12 E. Fleming, b Cob­ bold ........................ 0 R. C. G. Dill, b Thornton .......... 0 E.H.Ryan, notout 4 B 1, lb2................. 3 W. E. Martyn, c Tott, b Brockwell .......... A. J. Thornton, b Brockwell................ 7 Rev. P. Hattersley- Smith, run out ... 5 C.A. W. Gilbert, c and b Smith ... ...... .40 W . H. Andrews, c Sanders, b Brock­ well ... ... ... ... 63 B. H. Latter, c Smith, b Williams .......... 9 I n c o g n it i . 4 Total , 68 D. C. Lee, b Brock­ well ..........................54 Rev. J. H. O. Baxter, bBrockwell..........40 O. S. W. Cobbold, not out ...................37 L. H. Palmer, b Smith ................. 8 C.E. Horner, cDill, b Smith................. 6 B64, lb5, w7, nbl 77 Total ...347 E S S E X C O L T S M A T C H . AM ATEURS v . PROFESSIONA P layed at Leyton on September 6 P r o f e s s io n a l s . First Innings. Regan, b Kortright.......... Banks, b Perkins .......... Bull, b Perki s ................. Privett, b Kortright.......... Freeman, b Kortright ... Sc ase, b Kortright.......... Dawe, b Kortright .......... Cutts, b Perkins................. Stokes, b Perkins Russell, not out;................. Pickett (capt.), b Perkins B 4,1 b 2........................ Second Innings. 5 c McGahey, b Higgins.......... i 1 b Kortright ... 2: 4 b Perkins ... 0 b Perkins ... 2 c Matthews, Higgins ... b McGahey 3 b Perkins , Total Matthews, Kortright ... 0 b Higgins.......... 2 c Heath, b Per­ kins .................64 not out ..........17 B 9,1 b 4 ... 13 Total...137 A m a t e u r s . N. Perkins, b Cutts ...119 R. H. Ward, c Privett, b Freeman ..........33 G. F. Higgins, lbw, b Bull ........................10 J.Heath,stFreeman,b Bull ... ................. 0 C. J. Kortright, b Russell ................. 0 H.Thompson, run out 26 W. Deards, b Banks 0 R. J. Hutchinson, b Russell ... ... ... 24 W.T. Matthews, not out ... ... .......... 2 P.McGahey, st Free­ man, b Bull..........15 J. Bastow (capt.), c Russell, b Bull ... 5 B 23,1 b 11, w 1... 85 Total ...269 FOR PARKS GARDENS PARADES CRICKET AND TENNIS GROUNDS a n d a l l o pen s p a c e s . C A S T L E ’S T eak Seats. ■«> 4, V a d d r e s s — \ H. CASTLE & SONS BALTIC WHARF, \ < P ’ M I L L B A N K , S . 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