Cricket 1889

OCT. 31, 1889. CRIOKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME* 451 KENSINGTON PARK CLUB. Matches played, 35—won 18, lost 8, drawn 9. RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 8—Richmond, v. Richmond. Won by 74 runs. Kensington Park, 144; Richmond, 70 and 55 for 9 wickets. May 11—Bickley Park, v. Bickley Park. Lost by 86 runs. Kensington Park, 113 and 49 for 4 wickets; Bickley Park, 199. May 18—Home, v. Royal Indian Engineering College. Won by 17 runs. Kensington Park, 76 and 30; R.I.E.C., 59 and 20 for 2 wickets. May 22—Ealing, v. Ealing. Won by 87runs. Ken­ sington Park, 95 and 114 for 7 wickets: Ealing, 58. May 25—Vincent Square, v. Westminster School. Won by 223 runs. Kensington Park, 298; Westminster School, 75. May 29—Home, v. Crystal Palace. Lost by 41 runs. Kensington Park, 76; Crystal Palace, 117. June 1—Highgate School, v. Highgate School. Won by 107 runs. Kensington Park, 195; Highgate School, 88 and 67 for 8 wickets. June 5—Home, v. Upper Tooting. Won by 262 runs. Kensington Park, 355; Upper Toot­ ing, 93. June 8—Brighton, v. Brighton College. Won by 138runs. Kensington Park, 258; Brighton College, 120. June 15—Home. v. M.O.C. & Ground. Lost by 105 runs. Kensington Park, 112; M.C.C. & G., 217. June 22—Home, v. Mr. C. F. Wade’s XI. Won by 141 runs and 4 wickets. Kensington Park, 271 for 6 wickets; Mr. C. F. Wade’s XI., 130. June 26—Home, v. Bickley: Park. Drawn. Ken­ sington Park, 147 for no wicket; Bickley Park, 337. June 29—Henley, v. Henley. Lost by 56 runs. Kensington Park, 117 and 97for 5 wickets; Henley, 173. July 6—Haileybury, v. Haileybury. Drawn. Ken­ sington Park, 365; Haileybury, 130 for 3 wickets. July 10—Uxbridge, v. Uxbridge. Lost by 62 runs. Kensington Park, 137; Uxbridge, 199. July 17—Claysmore, Enfield, v. Col. Bosanquet’s X I. Won by 8 wickets. Kensington Park, 125 and 52 for 2 wickets; Col. Bosanquet’s XI., 60 and 114. July 20—Home, v. Capt. James’ XI. Won by 18 runs. Kensington Park, 179; Capt. James’ XI., 161. July 24—Home, v. Incogniti. Won by 51 runs and 4 wickets. Kensington Park, 159 for 6 wickets; Incogniti, 108. July 81—Surbiton, v. Surbiton. Won by 2 runs. Kensington Park, 146; Surbiton, 144. Aug. 3—Home, v. Radley Rangers. Drawn. Ken­ sington Park, 50 for 8 wickets; Radley Rangers, 185 for 7 wickets (innings declared finished). Aug. 5—Queen’s Club, v. Queen’s Club. Drawn. Kensington Park, 187; Queen’s Club, 145for 6 wickets. Aug. 17—Home, v. Surbiton. Lost by 102 runs. Kensington Park, 92; Surbiton, 194. Aug. 24—Home, v. Uxbridge. Lost by 1 run and 6 wickets. Kensington Park, 75; Uxbridge, 76for 3 wickets. Aug. 31—Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace. Lost by 113 runs. Kensington Park, 108 and 44 for 1 wicket; Crystal Palace, 223. Bept. 7^-Home, v. Capt. James’ XI. Won by 133 runs and 1 wicket. Kensington Park, 217 for 9 wickets; Capt. James’ XI., 84. Bept. 14—Home, v. Clapham Wanderers. Won by 20 runs. Kensington Park, 88 and 153 for 8 wickets; Clapham Wanderers, 68. Bept. 21—Home, v. D. C. Lee’s XI. Won by 48 runs. Kensington Park, 148; D. C. Lee’s XI., 100. HAiiP-DAY M atc h es . May 25—Home, v. University College School. Won by 230 runs. Kensington Park, 291; U.C.S., 61. June 1—Home, v.Hampstead Nondescripts. Won by 44 runs. Kensington Park, 83and 94 for 5 wickets; Hampstead Nopdescripts, 89. June 22—Hampton Wick, v. Hampton Wick. Won by 10 runs. Kensington Park, 83and 60 for 1 wicket; Hampton Wick, 73. June 29—Home, v. Marlborough Blues. Drawn. Kensington Park, 387; Marlborough Blues, 54 for 2 wickets. July 6—Home, v. The Gryphons. Drawn. Ken­ sington Park, 238; The Gryphons, 76 for 8 wickets. July 13—Home, v. Private Banks. Drawn. Ken­ sington Park, 126 for 7 wickets; Private Banks, 187. July 27—Home, v. W. F. Richmond’s XI. Drawn. Kensington Park, 243 for 8 wickets. Aug. 10—Home, v. The Gryphons. Drawn. Ken­ sington Park, 121 for 8 wiokets; Gryphons, 153. BATTING AVERAGES. Times ms. not out. Runs. Most in Inns. Aver. 14 ... 3 ... 348 ... 76* ... 31.7 11 ... 0 ... 327 ... 146 ... 29.8 12 ... 0 ... 316 ... 82 ... 26.4 6 ... 1 ... 133 ... 60* ... 263 7 ... 1 ... 158 ... 48 ... 26.2 16 ... 3 ... 323 ... 67* ... 24.11 7 ... 0 ... 170 ,... 77 ... 24.2 13 ... 1 ... 282 ... 73* ... 23.6 6 ... 0 ... 141 ... 50 ... 23.3 4 ... 1 ... 65 ... 23 ... 21.2 5 ... 0 ... 102 ... 51 ... 20.2 17 ... 3 ... 231 ... 37 ... 16.7 20 ... 0 ... 824 ... 60 ... 16.4 9 ... 3 ... 88 ... 41 ... 14.4 5 ... 3 ... 28 ... 8* ... 14.0 4 ... 0 ... 54 ,... 16 ... 13.2 11 ... 2 ... 113 ... 23 ... 12.5 7 ... 0 ... 86 ... 37 ... 12.2 6 ... 0 ... 63 ... 28 ... 10.3 7 ... 3 ... 41 ... 16* ... 10.1 9 ... 1 ... 73 ... 26 ... 9.1 7 ... 1 ... 55 ... 17 ... 9.1 5 ... 0 ... 46 ,... 23 ... 9.1 10 ... 0 ... 87 ... 29 ... 8.7 6 ... 1 ... 43 ... 21 ... 8.3 8 ... 0 ... 61 ... 15 ... 7.5 5 ... 1 ..,. 23 .... 12 ..., 5.3 4 ... 0 ... 22 ... 10 ... 5.2 4 ... 2 ... 10 ,... 5 ... 5.0 7 ... 1 ... 21 ... 11 ... 3.3 D. C. L e e .......... J. Giffard.......... J. H. Farmer ... H. Reynolds ... W. J. Scott ... W.F. Thompson G. K. Hext......... W. J. Seton M. Fitzgerald .. M. A. Nicholas... A. A. Glass A. Y. Fullerton A. E. Gibson ... H. L. Byass ... C. E. Nicholas A. H. Browne... R. H. Fo&......... A. C. Sturgis ... R. E. B. Roe ... G. R. Beard ... F. E. Street C. M. Bayfield... C. Macdonald... F. Bell................ O. D. Brooks ... The following played in less than 4 matches W.A. Barron 0—2—5, C.F. Byass 3—3, E.J.Bousfield 4—11,G.F.Campbell 9,G.T.Campbell 0,C.J.Clements 10, C. S.W. Cobbold 33, R. Coleridge 28-1—1, N. C. Cooper 2, L. Easum 9, F. W. French 4*—3, Major Ker-Fox 29—0—19, B. A. H. Goldie 0, B. Gould 0, C. G. Hildyard 19*, H. Johnson 5, H. W. Kiallmark 3, S. A. P. Kitcat 12*—2, M. Lochner 7, J. C. Low 10-0-18*—0, C. R. Lucas 9—8, G. H. Neave 0, E. F. Paske 0—0, H. W. Price lr-13, E. O. Powell 74, W. G. Raphael 0—0—7—31, H. Reece 2*—2*—6—5, E. Reid 7, P. Reynolds 18, W. F. Richmond 2—0, G. A. Rimington 1—18, A.D. Sargent 2, H.F.N. Smith 20*, C. D. Scott 8*, H. Taylor 3, L. H. Taylor 12, F. W, Thomas 22-^2—13, C. F. Wade 3—0, W. Winter 16, C. White 0-0*—19*-4. BOWLING AVERAGES. A .E . Gibson ... M, Fitzgerald ... C. R. Lucas J. H. BettingtoE F. B ell................ A. Y. Fullerton... J. B. Bettingtoc A. H. Browne ... G. H. P. Street... J. H. Farmer H. Reynolds C. A. White... The following bowled less than 200 balls L. E. G. Abney 1, G. R. Beard 0. E. J. Bousfield 0, O. D. Brooks 2, C. S. W. Cobbold 0, N. C. Cooper 5, L. Easum 2, F. W. French 0, R. H. Fo&, A. A. Glass 1, J. Giffard 1. H alf D ay M atches . BATTING AVERAGES. R .F .A . Orr... . H. Reynolds A. H. Browne . M. Fitzgerald . C.'G. Hildyard , A. Y. Fulleiton , M. A. Nicholas , R.Coleridgo ... W. S. Hitchins . N. E. Bieber... W. F. Richmor E. J. Bousfield . C. Macdonald The following played in less than 3 matches W. A. Barron 1*, C. W. Baker 0—1*, E. A. Blackwell 31. G. R. Beard 14, F. Bell 2, J.B. Bettington 0, J.H. Bettington 29,C.F.Bya&s 8,H.L.Byass10,O.D.Brooks 11*—8*, J. R. Craddock 5*—2*, H. G. Cook 0, R. H. Fo k 5, A. A. Glass 166, B. A. H. Goldie 0—18*, C. S. King 0, D. C. Lee 13, M. Lochner 6—1, A. E. Lock­ hart 2, J. McFarlane 0—0, J. G. O’Brien 5, H.Reece 0, W . J Scott 12, C. A. White 63, P. Zizinia 0*. BOWLING. G. R. Beard 3, F. Belli, E. J. Bousfield 1, A. H. Browne 3, R. Coleridge 4, M. Fitzgerald 4, A. Y. Fullerton 7, A. A. Glass 4, C. McDonald 2, J. Mc­ Farlane 2, H. Reece 2, H. Reynolds 20, W. F. Rich­ mond 3, W . J. Bcott 1. Times Most in Inns.not out.Runs.an Inns.Aver. , 4 ... 0 .. . 229 ... 113 .... 57.1 , 6 ... 1 .. . 2}6 .,.. 136 .... 43.1 . 3 ... 0 .. . 98 .,.. 63 ..., 32.2 3 , ... 0 .. . 94 ... 55 ... 31.1 . 3 ... 0 .. . 80 ... 53 . 26.2 . 6 ... 2 ... 70 .,.. 89*..,. 17.2 . 8 ... 1 .. . 98 ... 27 .... 14.0 . 4 ... 0 .. „ 56 ... 30 .. . 14.0 8 . ... 1 .. . 91 ... 29 ... 13.0 . 4 ... 0 .. . 38 ... 17 .... 9.2 I 6 ..; 0 ... 49 .,.. 22 ..., 8.1 3 , ... 0 ... 24 ... 15 ..., 8.0 . 4 .» 0 .. . 10 .,.. 5 .... 2.2 S c o r e s o p o v e r 100. May 25, at Kensington Park, v. University College School, A. A. Glass 166. June 5, at Kensington Park, v. Upper Tooting, J. H. Bettington 146. June 29, at Kensington Park, v. Marlborough Blues, H. Reynolds 136. July 6, at Kensington Park, v. The Gryphons, R. F. A. Orr, 113 HAMPSTEAD CLUB. Matches played 51 —won 14, lost 20, drawn 17. BATTING AVERAGES. The following played 10 innings and over. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. A. E. Stoddart... 16 N. W. Melbourne 10 Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. 559 ... 48 . . 121 . . 30 .. 4.1 162 . , 12 ... 49 . . 8 .. 6.1 175 . . 12 . . 67 . . 8 .. 8.3 1141 . . 73 . . 458 . . 54 .. 8.16 440 . . 26 .. 189 . . 19 .. 9.18 571 . . 35 . , 218 . . 15 .. 14.8 1193 . . 63 .. 528 ... 37 .. 14.10 397 . . 19 . . 183 . . 12 .. 15.3 298 . . 3 . . 210 . . 13 .. 16.2 165 . . 7 .. 89 .. 5 .. 17.4 . 800 .. 28 .. 488 .. 28 .. 17.12 205 . . 13 .. 101 .. 2 .. 50.1 B. W. Sharp W. T. Danby C. H. Gray... J. G. Q. Besch S. S. Pawling A. R. Parker Edgar Swift T. M. Farmiloe... 15 F. A. K. Doyle ... 21 E. W. Bishop ... 19 C. H. Bishop ... 28 F. W. James ... 11 A. C. Robertson 21 H. Smith-Turber­ ville .................17 W. A. Pethick ... 19 E. Figgis ... G. Riley A. Reid.......... F. V. Selfe... A. W. Sharp W. Burchett . 874 3 ... 280 0 ... 435 3 ... 239 2 ... 372 3 ... 672 3 ... 127 . 211 . 198 . 188 . 275 . 275 . 344 , 111 . 192 . 174 . 168 . 101 112 , 69 . 67 . 163 . 27 , 144 . . 9L*... 40.0 , 70 ... 31.1 . 63*... 21.8 . 102 ... 19.11 . 97 ... 19.7 , 46*... 18.1 . 17.7 . 16.6 . 15.8 . 15.5 . 15.5 . 13.6 . 11.1 . 10.13 72 , 38 , 39 67 , 41 . 86 , 35 . 29 , 33 . 10.4 9.6 9.2 8.8 8.5 8.3 8.3 9*... 3.0 25*.. 7 ... 1 .,.. 183 ... 87 ... 30.3 7 ... 0 . .. 183 ... 82 ..., 26.1 8 ... 2 .... 110 ... 34 ..,. 18.2 5 ... 0 . ,.. 83 ... 63 ... 16.3 i 8 ... 0 . .. 118 ... 51 .... 14.6 8 ... 2 ... 77 ... 33*..,. 12.5 8 ... 2 ... 63 ... 20 ... 10.3 7 ... 0 . .. 53 ... 20 ..,. 7.4 6 ... 0 . .. 44 ... 22 .... 7.2 5 ... 2 ... 18 ... 10*..,. 6.0 5 ... 0 . .. 22 ... 13 ..,. 4.2 7 ... 0 . ... 29 ... 11 .., . 4.1 7 ... 0 . .. 27 ... 16 .... 3.6 9 ... 1 . .. 26 ... 9 . 3.2 9 ... 0 . .. 28 ... 11 ..,. 3.1 6 ... 3 ... 9 ,... 5 ... 3.0 8 ... 2 ... 11 ... 4 ... , IJS 7 ... 2 ... 5 ... 4 .... 1.0 The following played in less than 10 innings. H. Woodall i.i N. B. Beete E. O’Dwyer ... A. Butcher......... E.Britten-Holme* J. W. Dinham ... R. Flemming ... G. L. Jeffery ... A. J. Palmer ... W. A. Deane ... W. R. Marshall... H. T. Shackel ... E. A. Ferry.......... T. Spink .......... F. S. Alford......... C. C. Horsley ... E. Y. Keele......... P. E. Dawson . . . . The following also played:—C. R. Lowe 11.3, O. W. Arnett 3.3 (average for 4 innings). R. W .D . Hill 41, A. J. Dare 1 (average for 3 innings). F. N. Pedley 28.1, W. H. Robson 21, M. Holmes 12, L. M. Fischel 12, C. T. Hayes 11, R. J. Hodgson 6, F. Can­ cellor 2.1, G. Browning 2, J. M. Biggs 2, J. P. Keele I.1, W. A. Stuckey 1.1, F. W. Swears 1 (average for 2 innings). The following played in 1 innings o n l y E . H. Burkitt 17, W. S. Hale 10, C. Johnston 5, A. F. Beete 3*, R. Moreland 3, F. M. Campbell 3, A. Eiloart 1, D. L. Freeland 1, C. Braithwaite 0. BOWLING AVERAGES, F iv e I n n in g s a n d over . Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. G. Riley B. W. Sharp A. W. Sharp N.W. Melbour E. Y. Keele... .. 246 .... 11 ,... 138 .,.. 16 ... 8.10 ..1577 ... 103 .,.. 587 .,.. 66 ... 8.59 .. 117 ... 6 ... 55 .... 6 .,.. 9.1 .. 195 ... 15 . 81 .... 8 ..,. 10.1 ..1258 ... 90 ... 456 ... 45 ... 10.6 ..1016 ... 59 ... 480 ... 42 .,,. 11.18 ,. 647 ... 35 ... 304 ... 26 ... 11.18 e 272 ... 18 .„. 100 .... 8 .,.. 12.4 .. 400 ... 26 .,.. 178 ..,. 13 .,.. 13.9 .. 410 ... 27 .,.. 185 .... 13 ..,. 14.3 ,.1190 ... 66 ... 522 ... 35 ... 14.32 .. 480 ...1 7 .,.. 247 ..,. 14 ..,. 17.9 .. 502 ... 28 .... 248 ... 14 ..,. 17.10 ..1335 ... 80 ... 666 ... 37 ... 18.0 ,. 497 .. 26 ... 258 ... 13 „ . 19.11 ,.1050 ... 84 ... 361 .. . 17 ..,. 21.4 ,. 700 .,.. 24 ... 414 ... 16 .,,. 25.14 . 210 ... 15 ... 99 ..,. 3 .,.. 33.0 .. 310 ... 14 ... 100 .... 3 .,.. 33.1 .. 100 ... 4 ... 97 .. . 1 .. ,. 97.0 H. R. Walker A. R. Parker F. V. S elfe......... 70 F. S. Alford E, A. Ferry.., A. J. Dare ... The follow_D ----- ----------------------- -------------------- 10, J. B. A. Deane 4, E. H. Burkitt 3, W. R. Mar­ shall 3, C. C. H. Millar 3, R. Flemming 2, C. R. Lowe 2, W. B. Sayres 2, E. Swift 2, H. Woodall 2, H. O. Burge 1, W. T. Danby 1. The following bowled wides :—G. Riley 20, F. S. Alford 13, B. W. Sharp 8, J. G. Q. Besch 6, W. A. Pethick 4, A. E. Stoddart 2, A. R. Parker 1, C. H. Bishop 1, A. J. Dare 1, E. Figgis 1, S. S. Pawling 1, E. Swift 1. The following bowled no-balls:—B. W . Sharp 9, N. W. Melbourne 3, C. H. Gray 1, E, Y. Keele 1, S. S, Pawling 1. NEXT ISSUE, NOVEMBER 28.