Cricket 1889

442 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME* OCT. 81, 1889. VICTORIA RIFLES v. NAPANEE. Played at Napanee on August 22. N a p a n e e . Dr. Leonard, hw, b Mackie................. W . Pruyn, c T. Ram­ say, b Mackie G. Herring, not out ........................ W. Daly, b Mackie ... Extras................. Total ...109 C.Maybee, c McLea, b Mackie .................23 H. 6. Jones, c Steven­ son, b Mackie.......... 0 T. Tait, b McLea ... 4 C. Richardson, c Romeril, b Mackie 5 W. Stokes, c Brown­ ing, b Mackie..........39 N. McLeod, b Hodg­ son ........................ 0 A.B.Merritt,b Brown­ ing ........................18 V ic t o r ia R if l e s . First Innings. J. F. Mackie, run out 2 E. Stevenson, c Tait, b Stokes................. 6 T. Ramsay, b Tait ... 2 A. Browning, c Mc­ Leod, b Stokes ... 10 O. Ramsay, b Tait ... 1 H.Hamilton.cMerritt, bT ait........................ 0 J. G. Muir, c Herring, b Tait........................ 3 In the Second Innings Mackie scored (not out) 35, Stevenson, lbw, b Meiritt 4, A. Browning, c Maybee, b McLeod 44, Hamilton, lbw, b McLeod 8, Hodgson, (not out) 5; extras 1*2.—Total, 103. A. F. Austin, c Daly, b Tait ................. A. Hodgson, c Mc­ Leod, b Stokes ... K. J. McLea, b Stokes ................. E. P. Romeril, not out ........................ Extras................. Total .......... VICTORIA RIFLES v. KINGSTON. Played at Kingston on Aug. 23. V ic t o r ia R if l e s . First Innings. Second Innings. V ic t o r ia R if l e s . First Innings. E. Stevenson, b H. I. Senkler ........................ A. Browning, c Buell, b J. H. Senkler........................ T. Ramsay, lbw, b B urt... A. F. Austin, c Torrance, b H. I. Senkler................. H. Hamilton, b H. 1. Senkler ................ J. F. Mackie, c Torrance, b J. H. Senkler .......... J. G. Muir, c J. H., b H. I. Senkler ........................ K. J. McLea, b H. I. Senkler ........................ A. Hodgson, run out.......... O. Ramsay, c Gilmour, b H. I. Senkler .......... E. P. Romeril, not out E xtras................. Total .......... Second Innings. INCOGNITI. 19 lbw, b J. H. Senkler........... 0 1 b J. H. Senkler 0 0 b J. H. Senkler 0 3 not out .......... 6 4 b J. H. Senkler 0 15 c Bowie, b J. H. Senkler.......... 9 0 c Gilmour, b J. H, Senkler ... 3 ' 0 not out .......... 2 19 c Campbell, b Burt................. 2 2 2 5 Extras 3 . 70 Total ... 25 During the season of 1889, the Incogniti played 47 matches, of whioh they won 26, lost 8 , and 13were drawn. The Incogs scored 7,036 runs for the loss of 578 wickets, or an average of nearly 14 runs per wicket, and their oppo­ nents scored 5,538 runs for 697 wickets, or rather less than 8 runs per wicket. The bat­ ting and bowling averages for the season are subjoined. u. j :. lunvtuts, v D ou tm ier b Galloway ................. 15 c Greet, b GalloBATTING AVERAGES A. Browning, b C. Strau­ benzie... ....................... 23 way ................. c Rivers, b C. 7 Times Most in Inns.not out.Runs.an Inns.Aver. Straubenzie... 0 E. C. Marsh.......... 5 . . 0 .. 271 . . 174 ... 54.1 T. Ramsay, b C. StrauF. S. Ireland 4 . . 1 .. 140 .. 69*... 46.2 benzie ............................... 6 b C. Straubenzie 3 C. A. W. Gilbert 4 .. 0 .. 176 . . 73 ... 44.0 A. Hodgson, b C. StrauW. Lindsay.......... 3 . . 0 .. 126 ... 107 ... 420 benzie .............................. 1 D. D. Pontifex ... 9 ... 1 .. 326 . . 79 ... 40.6 E. Stevenson, b C. Strau E. F. P ra ll.......... 6 ... 2 .. 154 ... 82*... 38.2 benzie.............................. 10 E. A. Parke.......... 11 .. 3 .. 266 . . 51 ... 33.2 A. F. Austin, b Crookall .. 1 run out .......... 2 Rev.P.Hattersley- 216 . . 115 ... 30.6 J. G. Muir, b Straubenzie 38 not out .......... 12 Smith................. 7 . 0 .. K. J. McLea, lbw, C. Toppin .......... 9 .. 2 .. 203 . . 64*... 29.0 G allow ay....................... 6 b Galloway 0 F. Bryan .......... 9 .. 1 .. 193 . . 80 ... 24.i H. Hamilton, lbw, t A. E. Gibson 35 . . 3 .. 748 .. 130 ... 23.12 Crookali ....................... 7 b Galloway 7 D. C. Lee .......... 9 . . 0 .. 207 . . 80 ... 23.0 C. Ramsay, run o u t ........ 2 F .W . Atter.......... 18 .. 3 .. 340 . . 63 ... 22.10 E. P. Romeril, not out .. 8 b C. Straubenzie 0 E. Matheson 12 .. 1 .. 250 . . 76 ... 22.8 E xtras....................... 10 Extras.......... 2 E. B. Haygarth... 8 .. 1 .. 157 . . 42 ... 22.3 H. G. Barlow ... 5 .. 2 .. 65 . . 48 ... 21.2 T o ta l................ 127 Total ... 33 R. A. Shepherd ... 10 .. 1 .. 182 . . 77 ... 20.2 B. H. Latter 8 .. 0 .. 159 . . 101 ... 19.7 K ingston . A. M. Inglis.......... 7 ... 0 .. 139 . . 59 ... 19.6 C.. C. Paine, b Mackic 2 C. Crookall. b Mc- W. B. Hawkins ... 8 .. 0 .. 152 . . 81 ... 19.0 Capt. Straubenzie, b L e a ........................ 12 E. W. Lake ... ... 6 .. 3 .. 55 . . 21 ... 18.1 Mackie ................. 0 G.Y. Greet, c Austin, O.B. Martyn 10 .. 0 . . 174 . . 46 .. 17.4 F. Ireland, b Stevenb Mackie................. 17 H.T. Grundtvig... 12 .. 1 .. 189 . . 33 .. 17.2 son ........................ 7 P. M c N iv e n , b C. J. Carver.......... 4 .. 0 . 64 . . 35 .. 16.0 A. Jones, b Mackie ... 8 E. Straubenzie, run Mackie ................. 0 W. E. Martyn ... 15 .. 0 .. 230 . . 51 ... 15.5 C. Boutillier, not out 1 W. H. Andrews ... 8 .. 1 .. 105 . . 60 .. 15.0 out .......... .......... 3 Extras................. 7 A.W.L. Hemming 11 .. 5 . . 90 . . 22*.. 15.0 J. G a llo w a y , b — C. Lake................. 11 .. 0 .. 164 . . 40 .. 14.10 Stevenson .......... 5 T ota l.......... 70 G. A. Rimington 16 .. 4 . . 172 . . 41 .. 14.4 Capt. Rivers, c Muir, P. V. Turner.......... 4 .. 0 . . 58 . . 26 .. 14.2 b M ackie................. 8 J. Colman .......... 4 .. 0 . . 57 . . 23 .. 14.1 A. O. Sanders 7 .. 0 . . 99 . . 46 .. 14.1 E. H. C. Wellesley 5 ... 0 . . 71 .. 36 .. 14.1 VICTORIA RIFLES V. BROCKVILLE C. S. W. Cobbold 25 T. M. M. Wilde ... 14 .. 8 . .. 0 . . 234 . . 190 . . 42 .. . 59 .. 13.13 13.8 Played at Brockville on August 24. F. Fielding.......... G. H. W indeler... 10 5 .. 0 . .. 2 . . 136 . 40 .. 37 .. .. 19 .. 13.0 13.1 B r OOTCVTT,T/R. E. Giberne .......... 14 ... 0 . . 182 .. 39 .. 13.0 P. Humphrey ... 9 .. 1 . . 104 . . 56 .. 13.0 First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. F. A.Curteis 4 ... 1 . . 36 .. 31*.. 12.0 A. G. Smith, c and D R. C. Nystrom ... 12 ... 0 . . 141 .. 65 .. 11.9 Mackie ....................... . 0 c Muir, b StevenCapt. D ’Aeth ... 7 .. 1 . . 71 .. 50*.. 11.5 son ................. 5 L. A. Shuter 6 ... 0 . 69 .. 49 .. 11.3 W . S. Buell, b Mackie .. 0 b Mackie .......... 0 E. J. Taylor.......... 8 ... 1 . . 78 .. 40 .. 11.1 H. I. Senkler, b Muir . 5 b Stevenson ... 0 E. E. Felton.......... 6 .. 0 . . 65 .. 34 .. 10.5 J. H. Senkler, b Mackie. . 4 b Stevenson ... 8 J. S. Udal ........ 6 ... 0 . . 62 .. 36 .. 10.2 A. W . Burt, b Mackie . . 0 c McLea, b Lt.-Col. Bircham 20 ... 3 . 154 .. 37*.. 9.1 Mackie .......... 0 O. C. Bevan........ 10 ... 0 .. 90 .. 43 .. 9.0 R. Campbell, run out . 11 b Mackie .......... 6 A.S.Winterbotham 5 ... 1 .. 34 .. 21 .. 8.2 A. Torrance, b Mackie .. 4 b M ackie.......... 7 T. W. Wilson 3 ... 0 .. 23 .. 21 . 7.2 K. Bowie, b Mackie ... . . 0 c Romeril, b W. Bird................. 6 ... 1 . . 35 .. 27 .. 7.0 Browning 2 G. H. P. Street .. 3 ... 0 .. 21 .. 10 .. 7.0 J, Smillie, b Mackie ... .. 0 b Mackie .......... 3 J. E. R aven......... 6 ... 0 .. 37 .. 14 .. 6.1 W. Gilmour, b Mackie .. 1 c T. Ramsay, b E. Cassan ......... 6 ... 1 .. 30 .. 12 . . 6.0 Mackie .......... 0 O. E. Horner 21 ... 6 .. 79 .. 21*.. 54 L. McCarthy, not out .. 0 not out ........ 17 W. H. 0. Payne .. 4 ... 1 . 16 .. 6 .. 5.1 E x tra s................. .. 3 Extras........ 17 E. Tanner ......... 5 ... 0 .. 25 .. 13 . . 5.0 — P. Hilton ......... 8 ... 1 .. 32 .. 11 . . 4.4 Total ................. 28 Total .. 65 T. S. Sidney......... 5 ... 1 .. 19 ... 9 . . 4.3 F. Bryan .......... 473 . . 32 . . 143 . . 21 ... 6.17 C. T o p p in .......... 255 . . 22 . . 74 .. 8 ... 92 O. C. Bevan 1679 . . 150 . . 495 ... 53 ... 9.18 E. Matheson ... 1262 . . 83 . . 413 ... 43 ... 9.26 A. E. Gibson ... 4221 . . 357 . . 1452 . .140 ... 10.52 C.E. Horner 2592 . . 197 . . 880 .. 74 ... 11.66 W. H. Andrews... 202 . . 11 . . 79 .. 7 ... 11-2 R. A. Shepherd 6fc6 . . 54 . . 2?0 .. 17 ... 12.16 C. S. W. Cobbold 3810 . . 239 . . 1495 ..109 .. 13.78 E. Cassan.......... 392 . . 26 . . 167 .. 11 ... 15.2 F. W. Atter 757 . . 35 . . 353 .. 22 ... 16.1 T. M. M. Wilde 773 . . 39 . . 377 .. 20 _ 18.17 E. E. Felton ... 470 . . 24 . . 190 .. 10 .. 19.0 E. W. Lake 190 . . 10 . . 92 .. 4 ... 23.0 J. E. Raven 300 . . 19 . . 127 .. 4 .. 31.3 C. Lake .......... 215 . . 9 . . 119 .. 2 .. 59.1 E. A. Parke 665 . . 30 . . 357 .. 5 .. 71.2 The following played in 2 matches o n l y C . J. Ashmore 1—9—7, Rev. J. H. O. Baxter 40—5, O. D. Brooks 13—6*—1*, N. C. Chamberlain 4—7*, W. F. Felton 17—0, W. B. Friend 18-0-16, E. LI. Griffiths 12—3—10*, B. T. Hodgson 3 9 -8 -5 , A. E, Leatham 0—24—2, H. F. Matheson 6—0, E. Milner- Jones 1 -4 5 -0 , A. ff Powell 24*—0, H. Rosa 3-53, J. Robertson i>3—9—0. W. J. JSeton 14—18, R. B. Stewart 6—28, F. E. Street 11—0—22, W. Winter 17—0—14*. The following played in one match only:—H. K. Avory 31, A. W. Booth 4, J. B. Brad­ shaw 6, G. F. Bonner 7, Capt. Crofts 5—13, R. K. Causton8—6, C. J. H. Cooper 4, P. Currey 22, F. D. Chambers 25, C. S. Dean 4,R. C. G. Dill 16, H. W. R. Gribble 2, W. T. Goad 0, C. H. Harding 2—6, R. K. Herbert 3, C. H. Hunter 16, G. L. King 4, Rev. R. M. Kirwan 7, C. Langley 7, J. C. Low 4*, W. W. Mann 0, N. T. Nickalls 6—7, W. F. Noakes 0, L. H. Neame 0, E. A. Nepean 81*, S. C. Newton 11-29, J. I. D. Nicholl 22, H. P. Paget 8, A. J. Payne 3, A. Pontifex 0, Rev. H. VonE. Scott 5, Major L. Spens 53—34, E. A. St. Hill 0, J. Shuter 37, A. J. Thornton 7, C. M. Tuke 14, C. F. Wade 6, G. R. Ward 1—4* BOWLING AVERAGES. The following bowled in 4 or more innings. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. THE CHAMPIONS OF THE YEARS A correspondent, located at Aberfeldy, has sent us the following table, showing the cricketers who have been at the top of the tree in batting or bowling during the last fifteen years:— BATTING. Year. 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 Year, 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 Name. Mi. W. G. Grace ... Mr. W. G. Grace ... Mr. W. G. Grace ... George Ulyett Mr. W. G. Grace ... Mr. W. G. Grace ... Mr. A. N. Hornby... Mr. C. T. Studd ... Mr. C. T. Studd ... Mr. A. G. Steel ... Arthur Shrewsbury Mr. W. W. Read ... Arthur Shrewsbury Mr. W. W. Read ... William Gunn Inns. Runs. Aver. 48 ... 1498 ... 32.26 46 ... 2622 ..,. 62.18 40 ... 1474 ... 39.3 49 ... 1347 ... 29.13a 28 ... 880 ... 35.5 27 .. 951 ..,. 39.15 37 ..,. 1531 ... 41.14 43 ..,. 1249 ... 32.33 36 ... 1193 ... 41.4 b 28 ... 967 ..,. 38.17c 24 .,,. 1130 ... 56.10 46 ..,. 1825 ... 42.19 23 ... 1653 .,.. 78.15 41 ... 1414 ... 36.10 38 ..,. 1299 ... 38.7 BOWLING. Name. Alfred Shaw Allred Shaw ... Mr. W. G. Grace. Mr. A. G, Steel... Alfred Shaw ... Alfred Shaw ... E. Peate .......... E. Peate .......... Alex. Watson ... Thos. Emm ett... Geo. Lohmann.., T. Emmett... Geo. Lohmann... Geo. Lohmann... Wm. Attewell ... Overs. 1741 .. 2456 .. 1788 .. 1223 . 1575 ., 1994 ., 1638 .. 1853 .. 940 . 1031 . 1264 ., . 1339 . 1634 .. 1649 ., 1314 . Mdns. .1022 ... .1470 ... . 787 ... . 447 .. . 924 ... .1231 ... . 731 . 868 ... . 463 .. .. 557 .. . 592 .., ,. 677 .. . 737 ... . 783 .., . 634 .. Wkts. 161 ... 178 ... 179 ... 164 ... 134 ... 177 ... 162 ... 214 ... 96 ... 107 ... 142 ... 132 ... 154 ... 209 ... 140 ... Aver. 9.50 14.23 12.83 9.66 953 8.109 12.144 11.112 11.79 11.73 14.42 12.91 15.94 10.)90 11.15 (a) In 1878, Selby had an average of 30, and Mr. W. G. Grace’s average was exactly the same as Ulyett’s, but taking the aggregate into consider­ ation, I think Ulyett is entitled to the first place. ( b ) In “ Lillywhite ” (red book) of 1884, Mr. W. W. Read has an average of 47 odds, but as his innings against the minor counties are included, it does not count. ( c) This year Mr. Grace had a much larger aggregate with only 4 points less of an average, but Mr. Steel’s runs were mostly made against the Australians, and that fact alone should give him the advantage. Mr. W. G. Grace and Mr. A. G. Steel are the only two players during these fifteen years who have been at one time or other best in both de­ partments of the game. NEXT ISSUE, NOVEMBER 28.