Cricket 1889

NOV. 28, 1889. CKICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OP THE GAME. 465 the latter lost five wickets for 73. For Belvi­ dere, no one scored anything of note, and the total was only increased by 30. In Albert’s 6 eoond innings, Charlton was one too many, and taking six wickets for 11 runs off 53 balls, the team was routed for 27, there being two absentees. Belvidere lost two wickets in making the 8 required to win. It was essen­ tially a bowlers’ match, Wearne for Albert obtaining six wickets for 48. On the University Oval, Sydney played the ’Varsity a one day’s match, and gave their opponents a good afternoon’s fielding; and indeed, Sydney lost only four wickets for 157. Of this number Mackenzie made 69 not out by very steady and correct play, and Cottam 34, H. Donnan and J. Searle each 20, were the others who obtained double figures. Mackenzie is a much admired player. He is not stylish, nor what may be termed pretty, but he is steady, and yet never throws away a fair chance of scoring. He is a moral certainty for the Inter-colonial, and I should not be surprised to see him in the English team, though I think he would do better to wait a couple of years before going home. Next Saturday Sydney play Carlton, and we shall have a most interesting match. It is probable ‘'B illy” Murdoch will not play cricket till after the Melbourne Cup. H®is not yet in praotice at the nets, and conse­ quently will not have too much time to get off the adipose. The Association meeting is fixed for Mon­ day next. Ructions are promised. LONDON RAMBLERS TOUR. LONDON RAMBLERS v. TENTERDEN. Played at Tenterden on June 26. L o n d o n R a m b l e r s . G. Hilsea, bPalmer... 0 H. S. Norton, c A. T. Pearce, b Palmer... 20 P. Dixon, c A. T. Pearce, b Wigley ... 9 A. E. Bishop, b Palmer .................12 C. Avery, b Cook ... 22 R. Hilder, c A. T. Pearce, b Cook ... 11 S. Park, c Lucas, b Wigley .................27 T. B. Sayers, c Lucas, b W igley.................16 E. K. Cordeaux, st Hooper, b Pearse 24 Rev. Simpson, not out ..........................19 E.Bishop,st Hooper, b Pearse................ 4 A. W. Hook, not out ........................24 B 13, lb 1 ............14 T o ta l ...2:2 T e n t e r d e n . A. T. Pearcc, run out ........................ 2 C. A. Hooper, c Hilder, b Avery ... 0 Dr. McMunn. c Cor­ deaux, b Hilder ... 4 W . Pierce, c Hook, b Avery........................ 8 C. Lucas, b Avery ... 18 J. B. Palmer, c Bishop, b Dixon ... 25 C. Pearbe, c Hook, b Hilsea ........... 0 J. Fisher, b Avery ... 19 E. D. Cook, b Bark 16 F.J. Scott, c Norton, b A very................. 2 G. Wigley, not out... 0 G. Harlow, b Avery 0 B ........................13 Total 106 LONDON RAMBLERS v. PRIORY PARK, CHICHESTER. Played at Chichester on Aug. 5 and 6 . P r io r y P a r k . First Innings. ♦Second Innings. C. Howard, b Roberts ... 11 not out .........119 H. Harris, b Palm er........ 9 c Wigley, b Bishop ..........24 Lieut. O’Grady, c Bishop, b R oberts........................ 3 c and b Lucas... 1 F. Adams, b Roberts 0 b Spillman......... 19 H. Mitchell, c Hooper, b Lucas.............................. 11 lbw, b Lucas ... 11 W. Farn, b Lucas .......... 37 b R oberts.......... 6 A. S. Jones, b Roberts ... 1 ltw, b Koberts... 0 T. Valentine, b Roberts ... 5 c L o n g , b Bishop .......... 4 A. Boosey, b L u ca s.......... 10 run out .......... 3 K. Smith, b Lucas .......... 1 bergt. Botting, not out ... 2 not out .......... 6 B 12, lb 8....................... 20 B 8, lb 2 ... 10 T o t a l.................110 Total ...203 L o n d o n R a m b l e r s . First Innings. Spillman, b Botting......... H. Ward, c O’Grady, b Mitchell ........................ A. F. Bishop, b Mitchell... C. R. Lucas, b Mitchell ... M. J. Roberts, b Mitchell C. A. Hooper, b Mitche1!... A. T. Pearce, b Mitchell... A. T. Long, b Botting B 5, lb 3......... Total .................124 Second Innings. 12 b Mitchell ... .. 4 17 c Botting, b Mitchell ... .. 10 2 not out .. 2 0 b Botting ... ... 0 35 b Botting ... ... 4 9 b botting ... ... 5 23 c Mitchell, b Botting ... .. 10 0 c Boosey, b Botting ... ... 6 4 c S m ith , b Mitchell... ... 7 0 absent......... ... 0 14 b Botting ... ... 5 8 B 2 .l b l .w l 4 Total ... 67 LONDON RAMBLERS v. DEVONSHIRE PARK. Played at Devonshire Paik on Aug. 7 and 8 . L o n d o n R a m b l e r s . Palmer. T. Pearce, c Har* risoD , b Morrison... 47 A. E. Bishop, b Morrison .......... 1 H. W. Ward, c Cox, b Harrison................. 1 W. H. Palmer, b Morrison................ 34 M. J. Roberts, lbw, b Moxrison................. 0 C. R. Lucas, b Cox ... 11 Spillman, c Morrison, b Harrison ..........90 J. B. , not cut ........................57 F. J. Adams, lbw, b Morrison................. 4 J. S. Kistruck, b Lucas ................. 2 C. A. Hooper, b Lucas ................. 0 B 17,1b 1 ............18 Total ..265 D e v o n s h ir e P a r k . First Innings. Second Innings. E. L. Lucas, b Lucas 14 b J. Palmer ... 5 N. Cox, lbw, b Lucas......... 10 b Lucas ... ... 1 C. R. Morrison, b Roberts 0 run out ... 10 E. W. Allfrey, b Roberts... 1 b J. Palmer ... 0 B.G. Harrison, c Roberts, b Lucas ........................ 4 b Lucas ... 2 J. Fisher, b Lucas .......... 0 c J. Palmer, b Koberts... ... 50 D. A. Morrison, b J. Palmer ........................ 18 b Palmer ... ... 4 H. F. Sproston, c Hooper, b R oberts........................ 1 not out ... 5 S. W. Sproston, c and b Roberts ........................ 2 c W ard , b Roberts ... ... 5 H. Sanger, not out .......... 7 b Roberts ... ... 0 H. Harrison, b J. Palmer 5 b Pearce ... ... 5 B 11, lb 1 ................. 12 B 8, lb 1 ... 9 T o ta l................. 74 Total ... 96 LONDON RAMBLERS v. LEWES PRIORY. Played at Lewes Priory on Aug. 9 and 10. L ondon R a m b l e r s . * Innings declared finished. C. A. Hooper, Ibw, b A E Bishop,c Smith, Hilton ................. 14 b H ilton................. 5 W. H. Palmer, c Nye, A. T. Pearce, b b H ilton................ 5 Hilton ................. 0 H. W. Ward, b JorF. J. Adams, c dan ........................ 7 Mayes, b Hilton ... 6 C. R. Lucas, b H. Sturgeon, not Jordan ................. 17 out ........................ 0 J. B. Palmer, b JorB 6, lb 2, w 1 ... 9 dan ........................ 7 — M. J. Roberts, b Total .......... 82 Jordan ................. 0 Spillman, c Jordan, b Hilton ................. 12 L e w e s P r io r y . H.Smith, b Adams... 18 J. Nye. not out......... B 8, lb 4, w 1 ... T. Mayes, b Palmer... 7 W. G. Quaife, not out ......... ..........83 R. C. Nystrom, c Pearce, b Lucas ... 12 Total J. B. Armstrong, run out ........................ 2 J. Jordan, J. Chandler, A. Hilton. H. Payne and W. Parris did not bat (play 6topped through rain). LONDON RAMBLERS v. HORNSEY. Played at Hornsey on September 14. L o n d o n R a m b l e r s . C. A. Hooper, b F. Swinstead .......... 6 A. C. Boden, c Orton, b F. Swinstead ... 54 E. J. Heasman, c Swinstead, b H. Bacmeister ..........70 J. S. Kistruck, re­ tired hurt ..........11 G. R. Makeham, c Nicholls, b F. Swin­ stead ........................ 2 A.T.Pearce, c Knight, b L. Bacmeister ... 12 A. E. Tubbeville, b L. Bacmeister ... 6 J. B. Palmer, b E. Bacmeister .......14 J. S. Walker, st Nicholls, b Demp­ sey .....................34 J. Crowther, not out 2 B 17, lb 1 .......18 Total ..... 229 H o r n se y . T. Smith, b Make­ ham ........................ 0 T. H. Nicholls, not out ........................ 0 B 4, lb 3, w 1 ... 8 C. S. Knight,-b Make­ ham ...........................32 J. H. Swinstead, b Palmer ................ 21 H. D. Littlewood, b Palmer .................. 0 E. H. Bacmeister, b Palmer ....................12 F. Swinstead, b Palmer .................. 3 A. E. Meissner, L. H. Bacmeister, Dr, Orton, and J. Dempsey did not bat. Total . 76 CRICKET CHIRPS. &T he annual smoking concert of the One and All C.C. will be held at th« Horns, Ken­ nington, on Deo. 4. T h e annual meeting of the County Cricket Council will be held at Lord’s, on Monday, Dec. 9, at 2 p.m. The Oxford and Cambridge match will be played at Lord’s, on June 30, July 1 and 2 ; Eton and Harrow, on July 11 and 12. T he dates fixed for the two Gentlemen v. Players matches of 1890 are July 3, 4 and 5, at the Oval, July 7, 8 and 9, at Lord’s. Jesse H ide, the Sussex Cricketer, was married on Oct. 30, at Holy Trinity Church, Eastbourne, to Fanny White of that town. The Challenge Cup and medals of the Victoria Park Association were presented on Oct. 30, at the Bow and Bromley Institute, to the Warner C.O. M r . H. W, L . L a w s o n , M.P., presided at the first annual dinner of J. and J. Hopkin- son’s C.C., held last Friday, at the Princeas of Wales, St. George’s Road, Regent’s Park. The annual smoking concert of the London and Suburban Association will be held at 8 t. James’s Hall, on Dec. 11, at 7.30 p.m., Mr. W. W. Read in the chair. The Cup and medals will be presented to the Grove C.C. during the evening. A t the annual dinner of the Ravensbourne C.C. (Cook, Son, and Co. Limited) held at the Holborn Restaurant on the 15th, a silver mounted liqueur and cigar cabinet was presented to Mr. A. T. Pearce by upwards of three hundred subscribers in recognition of many years of energetic service as the Hon. Sec. and Captain of the Club. A.E. C o x a l l , who during the past season played for St. Mark’s (Battersea Rise) Choir C.C., had a remarkable bowling average. Against such strong junior clubs as the Bat­ tersea Grammar School, Broomwood, etc., he bowled 180 overs, 86 maidens, 95 wickets for 200 runs. This is an average of a fraction over 2 runs per wicket, and considering the number of overs bov'led, is a capital perform­ ance. The Choir Club was formed in the spring of the present year, and out of 19 matches played, 16 were won. A very satis- .factory record for a firstseason. NEXT ISSUE, DECEMBER 27.