Cricket 1889

432 CRiCRET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 26, 1889 CROYDON CLUB. Matches played 48—won 9, drawn 24, lost 15. RESULTS OF MATCHES. April 22—y. Brixton Wanderers. Drawn. Croy­ don, 142; Brixton Wanderers, 83 for 9 wickets. April 27—v. Norwood. Drawn. Croydon, 76; Norwood, 6-2for 6 wickets. April 27—v. Granvil’e. Drawn. Croydon, 29 for 3 wickets; Granville, 112. May 4—v. Clapham Wanderers. Drawn. Croydon, 186 ; Clapham Wanderers did not bat. May4—v. Carlton. Won. Croydon, 58; Carlton, 32. May 11—v. Mitcham. Won. Croydon, 48 and 69 for 1 wicket; Mitcham, 38. May 11—v. Forest Hill, Lost. Croydon, 49; Forest Hill, 69. M&y 15—v. J. W. Hobbs’. Lost. Croydon, 85; J. W. Hobbs’, 123 and 101. May 18—v. Spencer. Drawn.Croydon, 114; Spencer, 108 for 9 wickets. May 18—v. Selhurst. Drawn.Croydon, 116; Selhurst, 59 for 9 wickets. May 25—v. Whitgift Wanderers. Lost. Croydon, 77 ; Whitgift Wanderers, 199. May 25—v. Whitgift School. Won. Croydon, 70 and £0 for 6 wickets ; Whitgift School, 45. June 1—v. Sutton. Won. Croydon 169; Sutton, 92 and £0 for 2 wickets. June 1—v. Norwood Park. Lost. Croydon, 122; Norwood Park, 172 for 7 wicket*. June 4—y. Hon. Artillery Company. Won. Croy­ don, 181; Eon. Artillery Company, 57 and 75. June 8—v. Dulwich. Drawn. Croydon, 75 for 2 wickets; Dulwich, 221 for 6 wickets (innings declared finished). June 8—v. Dulwich. Drawn. Croydon, 61 for 8 wickets; Dulwich,142for 6 wickets(innings declared finished). June 15—v. Spencer. Drawn. Croydon, 21 for 1 wicket; Spencer, 247. June 15—v. Granville. Drawn. Croydon, 128; Granville. 85 for 5 wickets. June 22—v. Eeddington. Lost. Croydon, 110; Beddington, 133 for 8 wickets. June 22—v. Carlton. Drawn. Croydon, 211 for 8 wickets (innings declared finished); Carl­ ton, 93 for 7 wickets June 26—v.Clapton. Lost. Croydon, 193; Clapton, 244 for 4 wickets. June 29—v. Mitcham. Lost. Croydon, 50; Mitcham, 2C0 for 8 wickets. June 29—v. Forest Hill. Lost. Croydon, 22; Forest Hill, 267 for 8 wickets. July 3—v. Granville. Drawn. Croydon, 298; Granville, 60 for 7wickets. July 6—v. Kenley. Lost. Croydon, 58 and 83; Kenley, 77. July 6—v. Hampstead Nondescripts. Drawn. Croydon, 108 for 5 wickets; Hampstead Nondescripts, 251. July 9—v. Hornsey. Drawn. Croydon, 131 for 7 wickets; Hornsey, 241. July 13—v. Brixton Wanderers. Drawn, Croy­ don, 180; Brixton Wanderers, 78 for 6 wickets. July 13—v. Whitgift School. Drawn. Croydon, 99; Whitgift School, 87 for 9 wickets. July 10—v. Dulwich. Drawn. Croydon, 146; Dul­ wich, 72 for 1 wicket. July 2C—v. Dulwich. Drawn. Croydon, 110 for 2 wickets; Dulwich, 146. July 22—v. Burlington Wanderers. Drawn. Croydon, 161 for 3 wickets, Burlington Wanderers, 212. July 23—v. Kenley. Lost. Croydon, 73 ; Kenley, 92 and 189 for 5 wickcts. July 24—v. Surrey C. & G. Lost. Croydon. 32 and 32 for 5 wickets; Surrey C. & G., 280 for 5 wickets (innings declared finished). July 25—v. Granville. Lost. Croydon, 177 ; Gran­ ville, 204 for 9 wickets. July 26—v. M.C.C. & G. Lost. Croydon, 138; M.C.C. & G., 166 and 27 for 2 wickets. July 27—v. Sutton. Lost. Croydon, 123; Sutton, 186. July 27—v. Carshaltm. Won. Croydon, 52; Carshalton, 37 and 48 for 6 wickets. Aug. 3—v. Whitgift Wanderers. Drawn. Croy­ don, 182; Whitgift Wanderers, 120 for 5 wickets. Aug. 3—v. Selhurst. Lost. Croydon, 37; Selhurst* 56. Aug. 5—v. Addiscombe. Won. Croydon, 173; Addiscombe, 91 and 37 for 9 wickets. Aug. 5 - v. Addiscombe. Won. Croydon, 74 and 80 for 5 wickets; Addiscombe, 94 and 59. Aug. 10—v. City Fruit Trades. Won. Croydon, 153 for 4 wickets ; City Fruit Trades, 79. Aug. 17—v. Norwood. Drawn. Croydon, 144 for 6 wickets (innings declared finished); Nor­ wood, 91 for 4 wickets. Aug. 24~v. Burlington Wanderers. Drawn. Croy­ don did not bat; Burlington Wanderers, 88 for 1 wicket. Aug. 31—v. Beddingtcn. Drawn. Croydon, 304 for 6 wickets ; Beddington did not bat. Sept. 7—v. Oakleigh Wanderers. Drawn. Croy­ don, 74 for 1 w icket; Oakleigh Wanderers, 180 for 8 wickets (innings declared finished. BATTING AVERAGES. C. W. M. Feist F. Hill .......... 8. J. Ching ... R. J. Grant ... H. W. Ward ... H. R. Groom... R. Biscoe......... E. R. Wilkinson J. Aris .......... F. J. Rolls A. W. Martin... J. C. Neech ... A. C. Dent V. G.Biscoe ... R. J. J. Shrimpt A. W . Allan ... R Archer R. Mainwaring A. Hill .......... F. Turner W. Brunt.......... A. J. Lane ... T. P. Austen ... H. J. Hawkins M. Wheeler ... A. -Li Kemp ... F. O. Grant ... J. A. Archer ... F. Grant.......... W. T. Taylor... A. J. Clarke ... W. R. Adams... E H. Balch ... W. R. Kemp ... A. E. Drage ... monger 2*—0, R. T. Smith 0 -0, A. V. Smith 5, W. C. Eltorough 1, A. Malden 12, R. Langton 13, M. Clark 4*, J. Grant 8, J. J. Pittman 0, and H. Elliott 12. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Times Most in Inns.not out.Runs.an Inns.Aver. ... 24 .. 6 .. 611 ... 77 .. 33.17 ... 16 .. 2 .. 386 ... 82*.. 27.8 ... 8 .. 3 .. 114 ... 48*.. 22.4 ... 4 .. 1 .. 68 ... 42 .. 22.2 ... 10 .. 0 .. 217 ...100 .. 21.7 ... 19 .. 3 .. 288 ...114 .. 18.0 ... 14 .. 1 .. 231 ... 41 .. 17.10 ... 21 .. 3 .. 307 ... 49 .. 17.1 ... 25 .. 4 .. 288 ... 66 .. 13.15 ... 15 .. 2 .. 178 ... 40 .. 13.9 ... 3 .. 1 .. 27 ... 22 .. 13.1 ... 25 .. 8 .. 269 ... 54 .. 125 ... 13 .. 3 . 112 ... 22*.. 11.2 ... 7 .. 2 .. 56 ... 26 .. 11.1 on 16 .. 1 .. 163 ... 24 ... 10.13 ... 20 .. 5 .. 162 ... 24 .. 10.12 ... 13 .. 3 .. 106 ... 62*.. 10.6 ... 6 .. 1 .. 52 ... 27*.. 10.2 ... 22 .. 0 .. 217 ... 42 ... 9.19 ... 12 .. 1 .. 108 ... 23 .. 9.9 ... 12 .. 1 .. 103 ... 32 ... 9.4 ... 12 .. 0 .. 102 ... 54 ... 86 ... 8 .. 0 .. 63 ... 31 ... 7.7 ... 15 .. 3 .. 93 ... 29 ... 7.9 ... 8 .. 2 .. 42 .. 12 .. 7.0 ... 5 .. 1 .. 26 ... 13*.. 6.2 ... 6 .. 0 .. 35 ... 16 ... 55 ... 10 .. 2 .. 45 ... 14 ... 5.5 ... 8 .. 1 .. 37 ... 27*... 52 ... 3 .. 0 .. 14 ... 11 ... 4.2 ... 4 .. 2 .. 8 ... 8*... 40 ...• 7 .. 1 .. 20 ... 6 ... 3.2 ... 6 .. 0 .. 9 ... 4 ... 1.3 ... 4 .. 0 .. 8 ... 3 ... 03 ... 8 .. 0 .. 6 ... 3 ... 0.6 played in less than 3 innings:— -104, S. F. Kemp 17—0, F. Iron- H. J. Hawkins ... 22 ... 4 .... 69 .... 10 .... 5.9 S. J. Ching .......... 88 ... 22 ... 165 .... 20 .... 8.5 A. J. Lane .......... 12.1.. . 1 ... 25 ... 3 .,.. 8.1 F. Hill ................. 58.3... 12 ... 142 .... 17 ..,. 8.6 E. H. Balch.......... 80 ... 16 ... 195 ... 19 ... 10.5 A. W. Allan......... 171.1... 52 .... 356 .... 33 .... 10.26 F. Turner .......... 112 ... 56 ... 313 ..,. 25 ... 12.13 B. J.J. Shrimpton 121.2... 36 ... 276 ... 21 ... 13.3 T. P. Austen 118 ... 30 ... £61 .. . 19 .... 13.14 R. Archer .......... 95 3.. . 28 ... 200 .... 14 .,.. 14.4 A. E. Drage.......... 48.2..,. 2 ... 138 ... 9 .,,. 153 C. W. M. Feist ... 211 ... 63 .... 471 .... 29 .... 167 R. Biscoe .......... 66 ... 20 .... 186 ..., 11 .... 16.10 E. R. Wilkinson 28 ... 8 ... 68 .... 4 .... 17.0 J. C. N eech.......... 281.3.. . 51 ... 794 . 46 .,,. 17.12 F. Grant .......... 79 ... 21 .... 190 ..,. 10 ..,. 19.0 F. J. Rolls .......... 161 ... 35 .... 430 .... 21 .. 20.10 W. Brunt .......... 8 ... 0 .. 43 ..., 2 ... 21.1 A. L. K em p.......... 59 ... 10 .... 168 ..., 5 .. . 33.3 A. C. Dent .......... 17 ... 0 ... 70 .... 2 ... 35.0 A. J. Clarke.......... 62 ... 14 .... 180 ..., 5 ..,. 36 0 The following also bowled :— W.R. Adams ... 10 ..,. 2 ... 24 ... 2 . 120 R. Langton.......... 8 ... 2 . 8 ... 1 . 8.0 W. T. Taylor 5 .... 0 ... , 19 ... 1 ... 19.0 W. T. Grant.......... 32 ... 5 ... 28 .... 1 ..,. 28.0 J. Grant................. 2 ... 0 ..• 5 .... 1 .. . 5.0 J. A. Archer.......... 15 ... 2 ..., 49 ... 1 .. . 49.0 H .R . Groom 3 ... 0 . 10 ..., 0 ..,. 0.10 R. Mainwaring ... 5 .. . 1 ... . 14 ... 0 ... 0.14 R. T. Smith.......... 9 ... 2 .... 22 .... 0 .. . 0.22 A. V. Smith.......... 9 ... 1 ... . 27 ... . 0 .. . 0.27 W. C. Elborough 8 .. . 0 ... . 17 ... 0 .. . 0.17 M a u r ic e R e a d played fonr innings for the Thames Ditton Club this year. H e made an aggregate of 240 w ith highest inniDgs of 109. As he was twice not out, his average is 120. “ H ow t o P l a c e a C r ic k e t F ie l d .” — J u s t P u b l is h e d . T h e N e w L a w s o f C r ic k e t . —As revised by the Marylebone Cricket Club, with five specially arranged diagrams “ How to Place a Cricket Field” as follows:—1. To Slow Bowler (either Rouad-arm or "L cbs 2. A slow or medium Left-handed Bowler (Round-arm); 3. To an Ordinary Medium-pace Bowler; 4. To a Fast Left-handed Bowler (Round-arm); 5. To a Fast Round-arm Bow’ler. Sent post free 2£d. Wright and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors Commons, E.C. or from all dealers. CLAPHAM WANDERERS CLUB. Matches played, 24—won 13, lost 7, drawn 4. RESULTS OP MATCHES. May 4—Croydon, v. Croydon. Drawn. Croy- don, 286. May 10—Kennington Oval, v. Surrey Colts. Lost by 11 iu c s . Surrey Colts, 124 and 94 for 7 wickets; Clapham Wanderers, 113. May 18—Ewell, v. Ewell. Lost by 35 runs. Ewell, 119; Clapham Wanderers, 84 and 35 for 1 wicket. May 22—Willesden, v. Willesden. Won by 20 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 109; Willesden, 89 and 82 for 7 wickets. May 30—Carshalton, v. Carshalton. Won by 108 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 157; Carshal­ ton, 49 and 38. Junel—East Acton v. Pallingswick. W on by 26 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 197; Pallings­ wick, 171. June 8—Bushey Park, v. Hampton Wick. Won by 33 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 94 and 145; Hampton Wick, 61 for 4 wickets. June 12—Tottenham, v. B j uce Castle. Won by 75 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 125; Bruce Castle, 50 and 48 for 2 wickets. June 15—Dulwich, v. Dulwich. Won by 60 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 174 for 6 wickets (innings declared finished); Dulwich, 94. June 18—Kennington Oval, v. Surrey C. and G. Lost by 162 runs. Surrey C. and G., 264 ; Clapham Wanderers, 102 and 33 for 6 wickets. June 22—Ealing, v. Ealing. Won by 144 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 271; Ealing, 127. June 25—Hornsey, v. Hornsey. Lost by 115 runs. Hornsey, 173. Clapham Wanderers, £8 and 85 for 4 wickets. June 19—Dorking, v. Dorking. Won by 21 runs. Clapbam Wanderers, 161; Dorking, 140and 106 for 7 wickets. July 6—Epsom, v. Epsom. Won by 185 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 29d for 6 wickets (innings declared finished); Epsom, 113 and 28 for 2 wickets. July 9—Bushey Park, v. Hampton Wick. Won by 107 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 196; Hampton Wick, 89 and 26 for 2 wickets. July 13—Ealing, v. Ealing, vson by 156 runs. Clapham Wanderers, 252 for 3 wickets (innings declared finished); Ealing, 96. July 20—Teddington, v. Teddington. Lost by 74 runs. Teddington, 139; Clapham Wan­ derers. 65. July 24—Hampstead, v. Hampstead. Drawn. Clapham Wanderers, 289. July 27—Sydenham, v. Crystal Palace. Drawn. Crystal Palace, 334; Clapham Wanderers, 58 for 6 wickets. Aug. 2—Reigate, v. Reigate Priory. Won by 6 wickets. Clapham Wanderers, 232 for 4 wickets; Reigate Priory, 211. Aug. 5 and 6—Brighton, v. Gentlemen of Brighton. Won by 5 wickets. Clapham Wanderers, 198 and 95 for 5 wickets; Gentlemen of Brighton, 154 and 138. Aug. 7 and 8—Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge. Drawn. Clapham Wanderers, 332; Tonbridge, 237 and 388. Aug. 9 and 10—St. Leonards-on-Sea, v. South Saxons. Lost by 141runs. South Saxons, 68 and 259 ; Clapham Wanderers 151 and35. Sept. 14—Wormwood Scrubs, v. Kensington Park. Lost by 20 runs. Kensington Park, 88 and 153; Clapham Wanderers, 68. BATTING AVERAGES. Inns. B. Burton......... 14 D.L. A . Jephson 27 S. Colman..........£0 H. V. Bate ... 15 F. E. Saunders 14 C. W. Grant- W ilson.......... 4 G. E.Bicknell... 28 J. Dives .......... 4 J. Woodward ... 7 A. H. Behrend... 19 R. D. Green ...10 H. A. Smith ... 6 G. P. J o y ......... 13 R. Brooks.......... 6 W. L. Pare ... 11 W. P. Carpmael 8 W. S. Godfrey... 5 A. Hine .......... 4 F. W. Christian 5 The following batted in three innings and under:—A. Gordon McArthur, 0—31—0; J. H. McArthur, 12; C. J.M. Fox, 18—20; F. W. Janson, 0 -12 ; F. H. Nelson, 4*—1 -6 ; T. S. Tregellas, 4 - 2 - 0 ; G. A.'.Barclay, 6*; A.E. Gent, 27; H .D .L. Woods, 2—24—1*; O’Bryen Taylor, 6—1; N. E. Bieber, 3; A. B. Cipriani, 4; G. L. Marks, 1—1; W. B. Smith, 0; A. J. Clarke, 0, Times , not out. Runs. Most in Inns. Aver. ... 3 ... 347 ... 67* ... 31.6 ... 2 ... 742 ... 129 .. . 29.17 ... 1 ... 458 ... SO ... 24.2 ... 3 ..,. 279 .,.. 105* ... 23.3 ... 0 ... 323 ,... 103 ... 23.1 ... 1 ... 60 ... 24* ... 20 ... 1 ... 510 ,... 83 .. . 18.24 ... 0 ... 69 ... 62 ... 17.1 ... 0 ... 99 ,... 39 .... 14.1 ... 2 ... 176 ,... 32* .. . 10.6 ... 3 .... 69 .... 26 .... 9.6 ... 0 ... . 58 .... 42 .... 9,4 ... 3 .. . 87 ... 30* .... 8.7 ... 1 ... 38 .... 25 .... 7.3 ... 2 .... 64 ... 18 .... 7.1 ... 1 .. . 42 ... 21 ..,. 6 ... 0 .. . £2 . 22 .... 6.2 ... 1 ... 12 ... 6* ..,. 4 ... 1 ... 13 ... 8 ... 3.1 NEXT ISSUE, OCTOBER 81.