Cricket 1889

OCT. 31, 1889. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. 449 HORNSEY CLUB. Matches played, 48—won 24, drawn 20, lost 4. RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 18—v. London Scottish. Won. Hornsey, 98; London Scottish, 38. May 18—v. Private Banks. Drawn. Hornsey, 109 for 7 wickets; Private Banks, 119. May 25—v. Crystal Palace. Drawn. Hornsey, 192 ; Crystal Palace, 141 for 7 wickets. May 25—v. Woodford Wells. Drawn. Hornsey, 88 for 1 wicket; Woodford Wells, 175. May 29—v. Highgate School. Won. Hornsey, 69 and 31 for 1 wicket; Highgate School, 54. Junel—v. Hampstead. Lost. Hornsey, 71; Hamp­ stead, 126. June 1—v. Teddington. Won. Hornsey, 144; Ted­ dington, 25. June 5—v. Christ’s College. Won. Hornsey, 256 for 6 wickets; Christ’s College, 98. June 8—v. Upper Clapton. Drawn. Hornsey, 233; Upper Clapton, 22 for 3 wickets. June 8—v. Bruce Castle. Won. Hornsey, 135 ; Bruce Castle, 37. June 12,13—v. Bank of England. Drawn. Horn­ sey, 150; Bank of England, 95 for 8 wickets. June 15—v. Hendon. Won. Hornsey, 99; Hendon, 69. June 15—v. Clapton. Drawn. Hornsey, 137 ; Clap­ ton, 60 for no wicket. June 19—v. Cheshunt. Won. Hornsey, 109 and 69; Cheshunt, 92. June 22—v. Buckhurst Hill. Won. Hornsey, 98; Buckhurst Hill, 69. June 24—v. Southgate. Won. Hornsey, 472; Southgate, 101 and 32 for 6 wickets. June25—v. Clapham Wanderers. Won. Hornsey, 173; Clapham Wanderers, 68 and 85 for 4 wickets. June 26—v. Chiswick Park. Lost. Hornsey, 119 and 158 for 8 wickets; Chiswick Park, 128. June 27—v. Richmond. Won. Hornsey, 216; Richmond, 184. June 28—v. M.C.C. and Ground. Won. Hornsey, 215; M.C.C. and Ground,',106 and 23 for 1 wicket. June 29-v . Incogniti. Won. Hornsey, 220 for 7 wickets; Incogniti, 147. June 29 -v . Woodford Wells. Won. Hornsey, 150 fo r6 wickets; Woodford Wells, 63. July 3—v. Christ’s College. Won. Hornsey, 215 for 7 wickets (innings declared finished); Christ’s College, 80. July 6—v. Granville. Drawn. Hornsey, 82 for 7 wickets; Granville, 217. July 6—v. Buckhurst Hill. Won. Hornsey, 251 for 8 wickets; Buckhurst Hill, 64. July 9—v. Croydon. Drawn. Hornsey, 241; Croy­ don, 131 for 7 wickets. July 13—v. Teddington. Drawn. Hornsey, 251 for 7 wickets (innings declared finished); Ted­ dington, 57 for 6 wickets. July 13—v. Trafalgar. Drawn. Hornsey, 148 for 8 wickets (innings declared finished); Tra­ falgar, 67 for 3 wickets. July 16—v. Upper Clacton. Lost. Hornsey, 24 and 29 for 4 wickets; Upper Clapton, 75 and 92. July 20—v. London Scottish. Won. Hornsey, 125 for 8 wickets ; London Scottish, 63 for 9 wickets. July 20—v. Islington Albion. Drawn. Hornsey, 26 for 4 wickets; Islington Albion, 191 for 9 wickets (innings declared finished). July 23—v. Addiscombe. Won. Hornsey, 145 and 76 for 4 wickets; Addiscombe, 92. July 27—v. Wanstead. Won. Hornsey, 55; Wan­ stead, 51 and 89 for 1 wicket. July 27—v. Clapton. Drawn. Hornsey, 205; Clap­ ton, 7 for no wicket. Aug. 3—v. Hampstead Nondescripts. Drawn. Hornsey, 76 for 3 wickets; Hampstead Nondescripts, 144 for 8 wickets (innings declared finished). Aug. 3—v. Hampstead. Drawn. Hornsey, 102 for 7 wickets; Hampstead, 175 for 6 wickets (innings declared finished). Aug. 5—v. Finchley. Won. Hornsey, 141 for 5 wickets ; Finchley, 138. Aug. 5—v. Southgate. Won. Hornsey, 118; South­ gate, 49 and 12 for 1 wicket. Aug. 10—v. Hendon. Drawn. Hornsey, 62 for 5 wickets; Hendon, 140 for 9 wickets (innings declared finished). Au». 10—v. Bank of England. Won. Hornsey, 173 for 8 wickets; Bank of England, 77. Aug. 15—v. Essex C. & G. Lost. Hornsey, 200; Essex C. & G., 271 for 4 wickets. Aug. 17—v. Brookfield. Drawn. Hornsey, 111 for 3 wickets; Brookfield, 178 for 9 wickets (innings declared finished). Aug. 24—v. Chiswick Park. Drawn. Hornsey did not bat; Chiswick Park, 100. Aug. 24—v. Trafalgar. Won. Hornsey, 84 for 5 wickets; Trafalgar, 55. Aug. 31—v. Islington Albion. Drawn. Hornsey. 245 for 4 wickets; Islington Albion did not bat. Aug. 31—v. Wanstead. Won. Hornsey, 129; Wan­ stead, 124. Sept. 7—v. Cheshunt. Drawn. Hornsey did not bat; Cheshunt, 69 for 8 wickets. Sept. 14—v. London Ramblers. Drawn. Hornsey, 76 for 6 wickets; London Ramblers, 229. BATTING AVERAGES. The following played in 10 innings and over. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an inn. Aver. C.IS. Knight......... 10 ... 2 . . 299 .. 85 .. 37.3 Geo. H il 1y ar d- Swinstead 23 ... 3 . . 621 .. 110 ... 81.1 E. H. Bacmeister 12 ... 3 . . 259 .. 93*.. 28.7 W. H. Davis.......... 25 ... 2 .. 619 .. 228 ... 26.21 L. H. Bacmeister 16 ... 3 . . 336 .. 106 .. 25.11 T. A. Nicholls ... 15 ... 7 . . 201 .. 39*.. 25.1 A. E. Turberville 13 ... 2 . . 263 .. 76 .. 23.10 H. W. Bryant ... 10 ... 2 . . 179 .. 45*.. 22.3 Frank H. Swin­ stead ................. 24 ... 0 . . 468 .. 79 .. 19.12 H. D. Littlewood 11 ... 1 . . 192 .. 48 .. 19.2 S. L. Clarke......... 19 ... 3 .. 280 .. 52*... 17.8 E. W. Nicholls ... 15 ... 8 . . 211 .. 40 .. 17.7 W. P. Harrison ... 3L ... 1 . . 452 .. 57*.. 15.2 F. Bisiker .......... 10 ... 2 . . 115 .. 38 .. 14.3 J. Dempsey.......... 10 ... 2 . . 112 .. 36 .. 14.0 Dr. Orton .......... 15 ... 1 . . 196 .. 31 ... 14.0 F. B. Dent .......... 19 ... 4 . . 207 .. 60 .. 13.12 G. P. Cox .......... 17 ... 2 . . 189 .. 32 .. 12.9 B. A. Clarke........ 16 ... 0 . . 164 .. 28 .. 10.4 James Clarke ... 12 ... 2 . . 90 .. 18 ... 9.0 Tom Sm ith.......... 12 ... 1 . . 63 .. 58 ... 5.8 The following played in less than 10 innings. 3 34 43.0 64 . , 152 . 144 . , 40 . , 139 . 18 . 73 . 11 . 43 . 20 . . 46 . , 24 . 55 . , 8 . , 17 . . 15 . . 17 . 8 . 3 . 1 . 2 . 1 . 37 . 59 . 57 , 35 . . 32.0 25.2 , 20.4 , 20.0 46*... 19.6 1**... 18.0 85*... 12.1 10*... 11.0 16 ... 10.3 16 . 13 11*... H. Wade .......... Rev. J. Howard- Swinstead......... S. M. Knight G. P. Stephens ... E. H. Lea .......... S.;A. Walker.......... T. J. B ryer.......... F. G. Lushington E. A. Cox .......... R. H. King .......... F. J. Nicholls H. White ......... E. W. Littlewood H. Jeff ................. D. Nimmo .......... H. Collet .......... J. J. F. White ... G. C. Rayner W. B ird ................. H. Rood................. L.T. Collingridge F. B. Rabbidge ... S. J. Bourne......... The following played in one innings only:—F. O. Tubby 19, H. W. Priestley 16, G. W. Sherlock 9, C. D. Ross 4, A. J. Meissner 1, F. Couch 0, J. H. Nicholls 0. The following scored over 50 in a single innings: —C. S. Knight 85—59. Geo. HilJyard-8winstead 110—66—61—60—55, E. H. Bacmeister 93*, W. H. Davis 228, L. H. Bacmeister 106, A. E. Turberville 76—54, Frank H. Swinstead 79—64—51, S. L. Clarke 52*, W. P. Harrison 57*—51, F. B. Dent. 60 (retired hurt), S. M. Knight 59—51*, G. P. Stevens 57. BOWLING AVERAGES. The following took over-ten wickets. Overs.| Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver’ L.H. BacmeisterI30I.2... F. G. Lushington 97 7 , 13 . 6 . 10 7 2 . 1 , 1 . 1 , 10.0 7.4 6.0 4.1 4.0 3.2 3.0 2.5 2.2 1.0 1.0 0.2 0.1 180.3... 247.4... 163 ... 49 ... 249.4... B. A. Clarke W. H. Davis ... James Clarke ... S. L. Clarko ... Geo. Hillyard- Swinstead ... Frank H. Swin­ stead .......... G .P .C ox .......... The following took less than 10 wickets :—H. Collet 8, E. H. Bacmeister 6, C. S. Knight 5, F. O. Tubby 4, W. P. Harrison 4, T. Smith 3, F. B. Dent 3, S. M. Knight 2, J. Dempsey 2, H. Rood 2, G. C. Rayner 1, F. Orton 1, H. Wade 1, H. White 1, T. A. Nicholls 1. 49 121 .... 480 .. 68 ., 7.4 33 ... 193 .,.. 25 .. 7.18 53 ... 356 ..,. 41 ..,. 8.28 6S .. , 531 ... 61 ..,. 8.43 62 .... 283 ... 28 ..,. 10.3 12 ... 131 ..,. 12 .. . 10.11 90 . 461 ... 45 ... 10.14 119 .... 843 .. 51 ..,. 16.27 5 ... 195 .,.. 11 .,.. 17.8 L o n d o n a n d S u b u rb a n C r i c k e t A s s o c ia ­ t io n . —The Annual General Meeting of Sec­ retaries, for the arrangement of matches, will be held at Anderton’s Hotel, Fleet Street, E.C. to-morrow (Friday) at 7.45 p.m. CRICKET IN SINGAPORE. (From a Correspondent). UNDER 30 v. OVER 30. Lovers of cricket will be pleased to see the renewed interest which has lately been taken in Singapore in “ the noble sport." On Satur­ day, August 24, the S.C.C. were again able to put two teams into the field, opposing each other under the respective titles of “ Under 30 v. Over 30.” The spin of the coin resulted in favour of the captain (Lieut. John­ son) of the “ Under 30,” and he wisely elected to take advantage of the wicket, which was decidedly a batting one, and the seniors consequently took the field. Darby and George first represented the “ youthfuls” against the bowling of Penney and Dr. Smith. Darby played cautiously and well for the runs he made, but George seemed too eager to score and paid the penalty of hitting at a short pitched slow-ball sent down by the Doctor.—1 for 5. Lieut. Johnson came in next, and soon “ collared ” the bowling. Darby continued his steady play, until Penney got a ball past. —2 for 39. Mr. Cook, a new arrival, filled the vacancy. We must congratulate him on the fine innings he played, and also the cricketing community in having got such a valuable addition to their ranks. Mr. Cook played in free and dashing style and has a splendid eye. His cutting wasalsohard and clean. Johnson was out after playing a fine innings of 45. Alford and Ross were soon disposed of, and tho innings was declared closed. Cook carried out his bat for 71 and was heartily applauded as he returned to the pavilion. Mr. Penney and Capt. Maitland went in first for the Seniors, but the team could do nothing with the bowl­ ing of the Juniors, who were dead on the spot, and they were all out just upon time for 50. U n d e r 30 Y e a b s . A. J. Ross, b Penney 2 B 6, w 2 .......... 8 J.C. Darby, b Penney 18 F. George, b Smith... 4 Lieut. Johnson, c Smith, b Tuck ... 45 Total ..........156 J. Cook, not out ... 71 Lieut. Alford, b Anderson................. 8 Freeland, Lieut. Boileau.H.S. Atkins, C.S. Crane and A. B. Dennys did not bat. O ver 30 Y e ar s . F. J. Penney, c Atkin­ son, b Johnson ... Capt. M. Dougal, run out ........................ Dr. Smith, b Ross ... Lieut.-Col. Tuck, b Johnson ................. G. H. Millar, c Darby, b Ross J. Anderson, b Ross Com. Protheroe, b Ross....................... C. Stringer, b Ross... Dr. Simon, b Ross... C.J. Ruston, b John­ son ........................ Dr. Craig, not o u t... B ........................ Total 0 6 6 . 1 , 1 11 , 50 CROSS ARROWS v. VIKINGS. Played at Lord’s on Sept. 21. V ik in g s . b H. A. White, not out 31 W. J. Willmott, not out ........................ 9 Extras.................12 E. J. Heasman, Fennell ................. 3 G. R. Makeham, c Parker, b Slatter ... 72 E. Cooke, b Morgan 18 H. Y. Browne, b Mor- Total ..........148 gan ........................ 3 A. Browne, L. H. Groom, R. Beckett, R. Hailey, and B. Cooke did not bat (innings declared closed). C r o ss A r r o w s . S. Slatter, c Groom, b Browne ..........11 Biggs, not o u t.......... 6 E. Pennell,not out 0 Extras................. 2 W. Parker, b H. Browne ................. 0 S. Pennell, b E. D. Cooke........................ 4 Morgan, lbw, b H. Browne ................. 10 W. Slater, b H. Total ................ 38 Browne ................. 5 E. Gaby,Doran, P. Cannon and J. Haynes did not bat. NEXT ISSUE, NOVEMBER 28.