Cricket 1889

480 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. DEO. 27, 1889. PRIVATE BANKS CLUB. Matches played 18—won 6, lost 2, drawn 10. RESULTS OP MATCHES. M a t c h e s ; W o n . May 25—v. Marlborough Bluea. Won by 15 runs and 2 wickets. Private Banks, 145; Marl­ borough Blues, 130. May 29—v. Joint Stock Banks. W on by 6 runs and 9 wickets. Private Banks, 140 and 42; Joint Stock Banks, 108 and 69. June 1—v, St. Germains. Won by 167 runs. Private Banks, 258 for 2 wickets (innings declared finished); St. Germains 34 and 57 for 4 wickets. June 8—v. Spencer. W on by 15 runs and 7 wickets. Private Banks, 135; Spencer, 120 . Aug. 5—v. Saffron Walden. Won by 112 runs and 8 wickets. Private Banks, 234; Saffron Wal­ den, 122. Aug. 10—v. St. Germains. Won by 43 runs and 6 wickets. Private Banks, 130; St. Ger­ mains, 87. M atch es D rawn . May 11—v. Northbrook. Drawn. Private Banks, 29 for 1 wicket; Northbrook did not bat. May 18—v. Hornsey. Drawn. Private Banks, 119 ; Hornsey, 109 for 7 wickets. May 22—v. Oakleigh Wanderers. Drawn. Private Banks, 214; Oakleigh Wanderers, 112for 4 wickets. July 13—v. Kensington Park. Drawn. Private Banks. 187; Kensington Park, 120 for ? wickets. July 20—v. Charlton Park. Drawn. Private Banks, 60 for 2 wickets; Charlton Park, 139. Aug. 14—v. M.C.C. Drawn. Private Banks, 78 for 5 wickets; M.C.C. did not bat. Aug. 17—v. Heathfield. Drawn. Private Banka did not bat; Heathfield, 246. Aug. 24—v. Brixton Wanderers. Drawn. Private Banks, 43 for 1 wicket; Brixton Wan derers did not bat. Aug. 31—v. Granville. Drawn. Private Banks, 187; Granville. 53 for 2 wickets. Sept. 14—v. N.O.B.C. and Friends. Drawn, Private Banks, 137 for 3 wickets; N O.B.O, and Friends, 160 for 4 wickets (innings declared finished.) M a t c h e s L o st . May 20,21--v. Pallingswick. Lost by 2 runs and 8 wickets. Private Banks, 119; Pallings­ wick, 121. July 24—v. Joint Stock Banks. Lost by 202 runs. Private Banks. 66 and 92 for 4 wickets; Joint Stock Banks, 268. BATTING AVERAGES. Six innings and overt Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. A. M. Woodard ... 6 A. M. Inglis.......... 8 C. H. M. Thring... 13 B. A. H. Goldie ... 11 C. A. Neilson ... 9 W. B. Tyndall ... 8 A. W. Harpur ... 6 ... 183... 75 ... 36 3 ... 262... 78 ... 32.8 ... 320... 66 ... 29.1 ... 189... 37 ... 23.5 ... 146... 45 ... £3... 33 ... 28... 20 ... £0 ... 10.8 ... 5.8 Under six and over two innings. A. P. Roe .......... J. H. Mason.......... A. F. Dashwood E. W . Richardson R. W. Skipwith... S. A. Ponsonby... C. P. Johnston ... N. G. Whitby ... 1 2 2 1 0 2 9 0 135 ... . 77 ... . 73 ... . 29 ... . 30 ... . 28 ... . 15 ... . 15 ... ... 38.3 ... 25.2 ... 24.1 ... 14.1 ... 10 ... 9.1 ... 5 ... 5 C. T. Murdoch ... 125 . . 6 . . 56 . . 8 ... 7 E. T. Partridge ... 100 . . 4 . . 46 . . 5 ... 9.1 A. W. Harpur ... 226 . . 11 ... 112 . . 11 ... 10.2 A. M. Woodard ... 235 . . 14 . . 102 . . 8 ... 12.6 V. A. Howell ... 20 . . 0 . . 15 . . 1 15 J. D. Hay .......... 20 . . 0 . . 16 . . 1 ... 16 E. W. Richardson 100 . . 4 . . 65 . . 4 ... 16.1 C. A. Neilson ... 123 . . 9 . . 66 . . 4 ... 16.2 A. F. Dashwood... 125 . . 6 . . 66 . . 3 ... 22 W. Austin ......... 70 . . 4 . . 23 . . 1 ... 23 W. R u ssell.......... 60 . . 4 . . 24 . . 1 ... 24 The following batted in two innings.—C. H. Wall 111*-6, A. H. Henry 40*—8*, T. G. Buchanan 52— 14, E. M. Hamilton 27—8, F. Golding 6—11, A. Gib­ son 2—2, G. W. Liddall 0—4, and H. F. Escott 0—2 The following batted in one innings.—W. Austin 104*, W. M. Torrens 50*. C. E. Edlmann33*, Hon.H, Coventry 28, F. A. Webb 27, C. E. Murdoch 16, R, J. Hutchinson 15. E. T. Partridge 13, V. A. Howell 9, W. Russell 9, F. W. Talbot 4, E. T. B loisl, R E. M i'lsl, C. F. Sedgwick 1. BOWLING AVERAGES. Six innings and over. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. C. P. Johnston.. 1189 . . 70 .. . 464 . . £8 .. 12.8 A. M. Inglis........ 229 . . 16 . . 67 . . 5 .. 13.2 C. H. M. Thring.. 596 . . 34 . . 271 . . 20 .. 13.11 A. P. Roe ........ 310 . . 12 . . 184 . . 7 .. i'6.2 N. G. Whitby . . 23J . . 13 . . 112 . . 2 .. £6 Under six innings. Mae ------------- BLUE MANTLES. Matches played, 13— won 7, lost 5, drawn 1. RESULTS OF MATCHES. June 12—v. Tunbridge Wells. Lost by 106 runs. Blue Mantles, 72 and 52 for seven wickets; Tunbridge Wells, 178. June 22—v. Forest Row. Won by 125 runs. Blue Mantles, 272; Forest Row, 147. July 6—v. Tonbridge School (12 a side). Won by 191 runs and 2 wickets. Blue Mantles, 323 for 9 wickets ; Tonbridge School, 132. July 8, 9—v. Authentics (12 a side). Lost by 160 runs. Blue Mantles, 107 and 78; Authen- tic0,159and 186. July 13—v. Forest Row. Lost by 13 runs. Blue Mantles, 57 and 67 for 4 wickets ; Forest Row, 70 and 132. July 27—v. Southborough. Drawn. Blue Mantles, 300; Southborough, 101 for 9 wickets. July 31—v. Serenoaks Vine. Won by 52 runs and 1 wicket. Blue Mantles, 230 for 9 wickets; Sevenoaks Vine, 177. Aug. 7, 8—v. Eastbourne. Won by 17 runs. Blue Mantles, 14/ and 214; Eastbourne, 179 and 160. Aug. 17—v. Southborough. Won by 113runs. Blue Mantles, 211; Southborough, 98 and 01 for 4 wickets. Aug. 20—v. Tunbridge Wells. Lost by 54 inns. Blue Mantles, 70; Tunbridge Wells,124and 120 for 7 wickets. Aug. 31—v. Sevenoaks Vine (12 a tide). W onty 12 runs. Blue Mantles, 129 and 133 for 4 wickets; Sevenoaks Vine, 117. Sept. 4, 5—v. South Saxons. Lost by 128 runs. Blue Mantles, 77 and 124; South Saxons, 151 and 178. Sept. 12-v . Eastbourne. Won by 62 runs. Blue Mantles, 1*3; Eastbourne, 61and 87. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. A.C.Williamson 3 A. F. Smith ... 4 J. H. Kelsey ... 5 L. Andrews ... 12 L. W. Andrews 5 H.M. Braybrooke 3 H. F. Kemp ... 9 B. F. Morgan... 4 W. H. Andrews 14 G. E. Timins ... 4 J. E. Hutchings 3 E.HC.PoIehamp- t o n ................. 7 E. H. Morgan... 5 E. A. Parke ... 10 F. E. Johnson... 7 R. O. Harrild ... 11 F. C. Swainson 3 Capt.C.W. ETans 8 H. Estridge ... 8 P. J. Andrews ... 11 The following played in two in n in g sM a jor L. T. Spens 29—46, C. a . W. Gilbert 47—0, B. J. Bow­ man 8—19*, E. W. Janson 16—14, E. Bouch 2—14, F. B. Andrews 2*—8, A. J. Ramsden 10—1, J. M. Marshall 4*-l*. li. E. Marchant 2- 4, E. C. Streat- fleld 3—8, Rev. R. T. Thornton 8 -0 , F. S. Ireland 7—0, R. C. Griffiths 2*—1, Rev. C. L. Colebrooke 21—2, R. Bilder 1 -0 , H. Lewin 0 -0, Rev. W. S. Andrews 1—0, Tate 3—39. The following played in one innings only :- J. S. Roberts 5, J. Le Fleming 30, Rev. JfcT. W. Champ- neys2, F.D. Simpson 15, F.Weare I, F.8.Dibblee 0, W. Harrild 2, C. S. Lewin 0, A. Braybrooke 12* A. N. Streatfield 31, Commander Muggeridge 17, G.H. K. Bone 3*, Capt. Curteis 5, R. Berens 20, B. A. Cohen 6, C. W. Powell 3, W.H. Cohen 0, F.Leveson Gower 27, Rev. J. C. Crauford 17, H. Leve on Gower 13, G. H. Streatfield 40* J. H. Bridges 3, M Leveson Gower 3, R. H. Moss 0. AVERAGES. ddns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. 8 ..,. 51 .,.. 5 ... 10.1 0 ,. 51 ,... 3 ... 17.0 5 ... 89 ,... 0 .. — 8 .,.. 62 ... 0 ..• — 0 ... 1 ... 1 ... 1.0 1 ... 64 .,.. 8 ..,. 8.0 5 ... 41 ... 4 ..,. 10.1 12 ... 131 .,.. 8 ... 163 9 ... 77 .,.. 7 .. . 11.0 0 .,,. 14 ... 1 .... 14.0 4 ... 30 .,.. 4 .... 7.2 26 ... 158 .... 14 .... 11.4 13 ... 100 .... 10 .... 10.0 14 .,.. 176 .... 13 ..,. 21.11 4 ... 33 .,.. 3 ... 11.0 3 ... 15 .,.. 0 ..,. — 4 .... 48 .,.. 1 .. . 48.0 18 ... 228 ... 18 ... 12.12 0 ... 58 .,.. 9 ..,. 6.4 48 ... 399 ... 28 ... 14.7 15 ... 63 ... 7 .. . 9.0 3 ... 51 ,... 1 ... 51.0 31 ... 121 ... 8 .... 15.1 6 ... 15 .,.. 3 .. . 5.0 , 3 ... 72 ... 4 ... 18.0 13 ... 109 .,.. 10 . 10 9 2 ... 28 ,.. 1 .... 28.0 19 ... 112 ,... 6 ... 18.4 L. W. Andrews... 128 P. J. Andrews ... 57 W. H. Andrews... 70 H.M.Braybrooke 130 Rev.F.W.Champ- n eys................. 6 Rev. J. C. Crau­ ford ................. 95 Capt. Curteis ... 105 H. E. Estridge... 263 R.C. Griffiths ...165 R. O. Harrild ... 20 E. W. Janson ... 80 F. E. Johnson ... 420 J. H. Kelsey ... 232 H. F. Kemp ... 984 J. Le Fleming ... 75 M. Leveson Gower 35 J. M. Marshall... 95 E. H. Morgan ... 420 R. H. Moss.............150 E. A. Parke ...916 E.H.C.Polehamp- ton .................300 A. F. Smith ... 80 E. O. Streatfield 347 G. H. Streatfield 75 F. C. Swainson ... 107 Rev.R.T.lhornton255 G. E. Timins ... 57 Tate ................. 340 ... . ____ W. H. Andrews bowled3, Capt. Curteis 1, H. E. Estridge 3. H. F. Kemp2. E. H. C. Polehampton 3, and F. C. 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