Cricket 1889

458 CEICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. NOV 28, 1889. T e t t e n h a ll Nomads— E.H.Wales, Arlesdene, Cheshunt, Herts. T on b rid ge R overs— G.L.Lachlan, The Park, Tonbridge, and G. C. Hubbard, Judd Place, Tonbridge. U p p in g h a m R o v e r s — A. P. Lucas, Westfield, Chelmsford. W i ll - O ’-T h e -W is p s —H. C. Clarke, Brook House, Ascot. W a r w ic k s h ir e C r u s a d e r s - R o v . W . C . R . Bedford, Knowles Vicarage, Warwick­ shire. CRICKET IN SOUTH AFRICA. DURBAN COUNTY v. GARRISON. Played at Durban on September 27. After a one-sided game the Garrison were de­ feated by an innings and 109 runs. Mr. F. F. Crawford, of the Garrison eleven, played for several years for Kent. He is, we believe, shortly returning home. D u r b a n . M. Walsh, b Painter 1 H. Taylor, c Brune, b Painter .................45 W . J. Grant, c Craw­ ford, b Turner ... 12 P.F.Madden, run out 9 D.Taylor, cMarwood, b Turner.................53 G. A. Kempis, b Lavie 0 P. Tarleton, b Brune 41 E. J. Smith, run out 6 H. H. Trevor, run out 7 E. T. Brunskill, not out ........................ 7 T. F. Letchford, b Bruno ................. 0 E xtras.................14 Total ...195 G a r riso n . First Innings. F. F. Crawford, b Madden 2 Lavie, c D. Taylor, b Madden ........................ 2 Mason, c D. Taylor, b Kempis ... ................. 1 Marwood. b Madden......... 2 Predeau-Brune, b Kempis 16 Holland, b H. Taylor ... 11 Bagwoll-Purefoy,bMadden 1 Carlyon, c Brunskill, b H. Taylor............................... 1 run out Smeaton, c Madden, b H. Taylor............................... 2 Turner, c D., b H. Taylor 0 Painter, not ou t................. 1 Extras ........................ 5 Total .................44 Second Innings, b K em pis.......... 1 b Madden.......... 0 c H. Taylor, b Madden.......... 1 run out .......... 1 c H. Taylor, b Madden..........17 c Taylor, b Kem­ pis .................12 bKempis . bKempis ... not out b Madden .. Extras Total ... 42 CAPE TOWN v. SEA POINT. This match was played at Sea Point on Oct. 1, and an exciting finish was the result, the home eleven winning shortly before six o’clock by 9 runs. Allen carried his bat through the Sea Point innings. C ape T own . Neethling, c Van Coller, b Ross ... 10 Hofmeyr, b Ross ... 1 Budler, not out.......... 2 Evans, run o u t.......... 1 J. Forde, b Ross ... 7 Tindall, c Reynolds, b Ross ................. 7 H. C. Harper, b H oskin g................. 0 Munnik, b Ross ... 3 H.A.Harper, c Allen, b Ross .................. 7 T. B. Smuts, not out 12 H. Ford, run out ... 2 E xtras.................. 8 Total ... 60 S ea P oint . E. Allen, not out ... 26 C. Reynolds, b Hof­ meyr......................... 0 H. Brewer, b Hof­ meyr ........................ 5 G. Webster, b Hof­ meyr ........................ 0 P. Van Coller, b Forde ................. 7 A. Day, c Ford, b Smuts ................. 8 J. T. Thompson, b Smuts ................. 0 H. Bevern, lbw, b Hofmeyr .......... 0 W . Ross, b Evans ... 7 G. Hosking, ran out ........................ 4 W . Williams, b Hof­ meyr ................. 0 Extras.................12 T o ta l ... 69 JOHANNESBURG WANDERERS v. KIM­ BERLEY RESIDENTS. Played at Johannesburg on Friday and Saturday, October 3rd and 4th, and ended in a win for the visitors by 70 rims. Messrs. B. A. E. Grieve and M. P. Bowden, the Surrey amateur, it will be seen, both played for the Wanderers. The latter was the principal soorer with 88 out of 83 from the bat. K imberley R esidents . J. Hickson, c Wimble, b Allsop ................. 3 C. Perrlng, b Wimble 3 M. Webb, b Wimble 0 C. Vintcent, run out 0 E. Klinck, c Chappell, b W imble................. 5 W. Heugh, st Bow­ den, b Wimble ... 51 F. Wege. c Bowden, b Alluop .................44 H. Solomon, c and b Cripps ................. 4 L. Vintcent, b Cripps .................21 J. Swart, b Wimble 0 A. Solomon, not out 5 Extras.................39 Total ...175 W a n d e r e r s . Fleischer, b Webb ... 0 W. Edwards, b Webb 9 B. Grieve, b C. Vint­ cent ........................ 0 M. P. Bowden, lb w , b Perring.................38 G. Cripps, b C. Vint­ cent ........................10 W. C. Chappell, b C. V intcent................. 0 J. All sop, b C. Vint­ cent ........................ 0 B. Wimble, b C. Vintcent................. 1 W. Gregory, c Heugh, b C. Vint- cen t........................12 H. Mosenthal, b C. Vintcent................. 0 H. E. Galt, not out 13 Extras.................22 Total ..105 DIAMOND FIELDS HORSE v. THE DIAMOND MARKET. Played on October 9th, on the Pirates’ ground, Kimberley, and ended in a draw. Smith’s innings of 100 not out was a most useful contribution, though it was marred by one or two rather easy chances. D ia m o n d M a r k e t . Walker, b Jennings 1 Schaerges, b Jen­ nings........................ 0 Ogilvie, c Birt, b Parkin ................. 8 J. Davis, b Jennings 0 J. Ehlert, c Parkin, b Chapman.................41 F. Smith, not out ...100 T. McKay, run o u t... 10 G. M. Wood, b Bar­ ton ........................ 5 Innes, b Bent ..........20 C. Glover, b Chap­ man ... .................42 Hammond, b Chap­ man ... Extras... Total D iam ond F ie l d s H o rse . Chapman, c Smith, b Innes......................... 2 Bent, c W. Wright, b E h lert................. 5 Jennings, st Smith, bInnes ................. 8 Drew, b Innes ..........11 Rutherford, c and b Innes ...............23 Barton, not out ... 24 Woodthorpe, not out 9 Extras.................. 4 Total ........86 Coryndon, Major Brown, Birt, and Parkins did not bat. THE GARRISON v.PEMBROKE CASTLE. The passengersby the “ Pembroke Castle,” on their arrival in Capetown, undertook a match against the Garrison. The Castle team in­ cluded Frank Hejurne, who is Jhilfllling an engagement of five years with the Western Province Club, the two young Surrey pro­ fessionals Brockwell and Mills, who are now at Kimberley for the winter’s practice, and Firkin, ofWorcestershire. Mills and Brockwell were the highest scorers on their side, and the latter was also very successful with the ball, taking in all nine wickets, five in succession in the second innings, at a cost of 45 runs. The Garrison won by 63 runs. G a r r is o n . First Innings. Capt. Harding, b Brock­ well ...............................15 Quartermaster Webb, b Firkin............................... 1 Second Innings. c sub., b Brock­ well ................. 5 c Hearne, b Brookwell ... 0 Firkin................................ 0 Ib w , b Brock­ well ................. 0 A. Richards, run out 6 b Brockwell ... 36 G. Richards, b Brockwell 10 b Brockwell ... 7 James Smith, b Firkin ... 1 b Mills .......... 19 Mr. Clarke, not o u t.......... 28 c and b Hearne 4 Priv. Avery, b Mills.......... 9 c Hearne, b Firkin .......... 1 Lieut. May, b Brockwell 6 retired .......... 3 Corp. Parrott, b Mills ... 0 not out .......... 2 Mr. Firth, b Brockwell ... 2 b Mills................. 11 E x tra s ........................ 11 Extras.......... 10 Total .................I B9 Total 78 P embroke C astle . First Innings. Second Innings. Dr. Bowen, run o u t .......... 3 sub., c and b Webb .......... 1 F. Hearne, b Parrott 2 b Smith .......... 0 W. Brockwell, b May 25 b Smith .......... 18 H. J. Firkin, b Parrott ... 11 run out .......... 0 C. Mills, b M a y ................. 1 not out .......... 28 Harper, b May ................. 0 b Smith .......... 0 Symonds, b Parrott.......... 0 Thompson, not o u t .......... 9 c G. Richards, b a Attridge, b M ay................. 0 W6DD ... ... u Goodman, b May .......... 0 Evans, c and b Parrott ... 3 Extras ........................ 2 Extras.......... 4 Total ................. 56 Total 51 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G a r r is o n . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Firkin ........... 16 Mills ........... 19 5 Brockwell ... 191 4 Bowen........... 3 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . 19 3 27 2 27 4 5 0 F. Hearne 8 1 Harper... 2 1 6 0 2-3 1 15 5 19 1 8 2 18 5 WESTERN PROVINCE v, WYNBERG ROYERS. The premier Club of the Cape Peninsula put a moderate eleven into the field on their own ground on October 12, to oppose the Wynberg Rovers, and only just managed to pull through by 14 mns on the first innings. The Rovers declared their innings at an end on the fall o t the ninth wicket, for what reason, as there was only a quarter of an hour left for play, it is difficult to tell. Frank Hearne was on the ground, but did not take part in the match. W y n b e r g R o v e r s . First Innings. B. Moore, c Dove, b Ford 0 R. McNaughton, run out 1 L. H. Carey, c Duff, b Graham ....................... 0 C. van Reenen, b Graham 0 P. de Villiers, c Harper, b Graham.....................12 G. Fitzpatrick, c Sprigg, b Graham...................... 0 L. Thomas, run out........ 0 G. PlewmaD, not out ... 19 W. A. Carey, c Watson, b Graham........................ 0 W, Davis, c Dove, b Giddy 4 C. Carey, b Giddy .......... 0 Extras ........................ 5 Total .................41 Second Innings. c Johnston, b Giddy .......... 4 c and b Sprigg... 5 c Duff, b Sprigg 13 b Ford .......... 5 b Ford.......... b Duff.......... not out c Temple, b Giddy .......... 4 b Harper ..........14 c Duff, b Ford... 6 not out .......... 1 , 10 , 15 . 7 Total ... 84 NEXT ISSUE, DECEMBER 27.