Cricket 1889

APRIL 25, 1889. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 67 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COLTS’ MATCH. This, the opening match of the County’s new ground at Ashley Downs, took place on Monday and. Tuesday last. The Colts were represented by some well-known Gloucester­ shire cricket names. Amongst others, the Champion’s eldest son, W . H. Brain, younger brother of J. H. and captain of last year’s Clifton College team, F . C. Norrington of the same eleven, and E . G. Murdock, who has played previously for Somersetshire. The Colts, batting first, gave only a fair display, Mr. T. W . Stubbs, a fast Oxford eleven bowler of some few years since, disposing of seven of them for 12'runs—the Champion being re­ sponsible for another nine at a cost of only 48 runs. The eleven fared even worse, and Messrs. Radcliffe (26) and F. Townsend (17) were the chief scorers in the small total of 108. The Colts in their second venture totalled 60 for 13 wickets :— T he C olts . First Innings. E.G. Murdock,b Radcliffe 12 H. W. Brown, b Radcliffe 12 W. H. Brain, c Page, b Btubbs ...................... 1 D. L. Evans, c Stubbs, b Croome ...................... 6 F. C. Norrington, lbw, b fcltubbs ............... ... E. T. Heaven, c Radcliffe, b Croome ............... S W. C. Moore, c Radcliffe, b Croome......................5 W. F. Wintour, c and b Croome ...................... 2 C. F. Belcher, c and b W. G. Grace ...................... 3 Murch, c sub., b W. G. Grace..................... ... J. W. Somerton, b W. G. Grace............................ 0 c Second Innings, c and b W. G. Grace .........10 c Croome, b W. G. Grace ... 0 b W. G. Grace... 0 c Radcliffe, b W. G. Grace ... 0 bW . G. Grace... 5 b Radcliffe ... 1 c W. G. Grace, b Radcliffe ... 3 st Page, b W. G. Grace ......... c Page, b W. G. Grace ......... L. G. Thomas, b Stubbs 1 W.G. Grace, jun., b Stubbs 0 J. Mills, b Stubbs ......... 0 A. N. Langdon (capt.), c Leatham, b P age......... 0 H. L. Norrington, c sub., b Croome...................... 8 T. W. Stinchcombe, c and b W. G. Grace............... 17 J. J. Lewis, b Stubbs ... 5 E. N. Gos'ing, b W. G. Grace....................., ... 7 S. Ellis, c Champain, b W. G. Grace ...................... 1 W. Cartwright, b W. G. Gracc ... ...................... 1 Hughes, b W. G. Grace ... 0 H. J. Hodgkins, c Lea­ tham, b W. G. Grace ... 0 W. H. Howe, not out ... 0 C. H. Greenway, b Stubbs 2 B 17, lb 10, w 2.........29 Townsend, b Leatham c E. M. Grace, b Leatham b Leatham not out ......... not out ......... b W. G. Grace... 12 B ......... ... 5 Total ............... 159 G loucestershire . First Innings. Total ... 60 Dr. W. G. Grace, c Murch, b Belcher 11 Mr.J.H.Brain,cLewis, b Heaven............... 9 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, b Brown ............... 26 Mr. J. Cranston, c Belcher, b Evans... 9 Mr.F. Townsend, run out ......................17 Mr.H.V.Page.bMoore 4 Dr. E. M. Grace, run out ... ................ 5 Mr. A. C. M. Croome, b Hodgkins......... 0 Mr. H. B. Cbampain, b Murch............... 3 Mr. E. Peake,b Hodg­ kins ...................... 1 Mr. T.W. Stubbs, not out ...................... 5 Mr. A. E. Leatham, c andb Hughes ... 10 B 2, w 2, nb 4 ... 8 Total .. 108 BOWtlNG ANALYSIS. T he C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W. O. M. R.W. Croome........ 42 24 42 5 W. G. Grace 46 26 48 9 .............. 25 Stubbs.......... 31.3 25 12 7 ............... 16 Radcliffe ... 8 4 9 2 .............. 8 Page ............18 3 19 1 Leatham 6 Peake ... 4 E.M. Grace 2 Stubbs bowled two widee, 10 37 8 14 2 0 5 5 2 Moore ... 11 Hodgkins 11 Heaven,.. 4 F. Nor­ rington 6 Gosling 3 Greenway 4 Belcher 10 Hughes 5.1 G loucestershire , O. M. R.W. 8 12 O. M. Stinch­ combe 6 Mur! es... 10 Grace.jun. 6 Ellis ... 6 Evans ... 6 Cartright 4 Brown ... 5 Norrington 5 R.W. 3 0 7 1 2 0 6 0 1 1 5 0 8 18 0 Gosling and Cartright bowled one wide each, Evans three no-balls, Hodgkins one no-ball. 12 H.M.S. BENBOW v. H.M.S HECLA AND DOLPHIN. Played at Corfu on March 18 and 19. H.M.S. H ecla . Lieut. Coxon, hw., b Sparks ............... 8 Mr. Wilson, c Rich­ ardson, b Sparks... 1 Lieut.Wade, b Burne 4 Mr. Wall, b Burne ... 52 Lieut. Dodgson^run out ......... ... .7. 8 Mr. Richardson, run out ......... .........17 Mr. Butcher, b Rich- ardson ............... 9 Day, b Sparks ... Mr. Humphrey, Sparks ................ 3 Black, c Ellis, b Sparks ............... 0 Lieut. Campbell,not out ... ................ 2 Extras............... 9 Total ...125 H.M.S. B enbow . Richardson, b Rich­ ardson ............... 13 Mr.Norfolk.bFutcher 3 Mr. Burne, b Butcher 7 Mr. Sparks, b Rich­ ardson ......... ... 3 Lieut. Daubeny, not out ... ... ... ... 42 Wroe, b Bulcher ... 6 Ellis, b Butcher ... 0 Lieut. Carr, b Rich­ ardson ............... 5 Mr.Seagrave, b Rich­ ardson ............... Long, c and b Rich­ ardson ................ Lieut- Mowbray, b Richardson......... Extras................ Total ......... H.M.S. COLOSSUS v. H.M.S. HECLA. Played at Malta on Friday, April 12. H.M.S. H ecla . Mr. Wall, c Way- Smith, not out......... 3 mouth, b Perry ... 55 Lieut.Campbell,hw., Lieut. Wade, b Perry 3 b Pearson ......... 0 Mr. Richardson, c Mr. Humphrey, c Plant, b Perry 0 and b Pearson ... 0 Mr. Wilson, b Cook... 0 Jones, b Perry......... 3 Lieut. Dodgson, b Black, b Perry......... 0 Perry...................... 8 Extras ......... 6 Mr.P-utcher,st South, _ b Pearson ......... 81 Total .........109 H.M.S. C olossus . Capt.Pearson,b RichDrummer Cook, not ardson ............... 29 out ...................... 21 Lieut. Waymouth, b Mr. Sarratt, c B utcher............... 0 Butcher, b Rich­ Lieut. Morgan, b ardson ............... 0 Richardson ......... 3 Priv. Denman, b Dr. South, b RichRichardson ......... 1 ardson ............... 8 Wightman, A.B. b Rev. A. W. South, c .Wilson ................ 0 Butcher, b RichardPerry (stoker), b son .... T-- -rT 8 Richardson ......... o Whitlock (1st class Extras............... 3 P.V.), b Richardson 0 Total ......... 73 MR. W . FURZE ’S TEAM v. MR. R . E. YERBURGH ’S TEAM . Played at Richmond on April 22. M r . W. F urze ’ s T eam . First Innings. A. Leechman, b Meller H. Russell, c Yerburgh, b Docker ...................... W.-Furze, b Meller......... W. Barker, c Hulme, b Meller............................ W. B. Powell, c Roberts, b Docker ...................... G. L. Pont, b Napier T. B. Armitage, c Cham­ bers, b Meller............... J Reynolds, b Napier ... G E Palmer, b Meller ... A. Benjamine, b Napier ... D. C. Cole, b Napier......... T. Renault, not out ... ... B ...................... Total ................ Second Innings. 6 c and b Cham bers.............. . 2 b Baker ......... 6 6 b Baker ......... 20 b Docker not out b Docker ... b Chambers 0 1 1 1 1 2 not out 0 0 b Baker B10,lb 2,nb 1 13 Total ... 74 ■M r . R. E. Y erburgh ' s Team. L. Docker, b Barker N. B. Raker, c Furze, b Barker............... H. D. Trevor, b Barker ............... E. C. Davidson, b Leechman ......... D. R. Napier, 1b w, b Reynolds.............. H. Meller. b Barker.. F. D. Chambers, b Barker MONTROSE v. WH ITE STAR, Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on April 22. 2 C. W. Willett, b Re 3 nolds ......... 3 0 R. E. Hulme, c Far­ mer, b Re nolda... 1 0 H. Roberta n >t out 6 W. H. Napier, b 8 Reynolds • ... 0 R. E. Yerburgh, run 22 out ...................... 2 6 B 9, w 3, nb 1 ... 13 5 Total ......... 68 M ontrose . J. R. Hall, c Wethe- ridge, b Torrone ... W. R. Bearcroft, c Egan, b Ellis... ... W. Gill, b Ellis... ... J. Frost, b Ellis......... W. Dawe, b Torrone A. Potten, b Ellis ... R. White, b Ellis W. Woodman, run out ... ... C. Frye, c and b Torrone... ........ L. White, not out ... A. Garlick, b Ellis... Extras............... . 5 Total 19 W hite S tar . E. Wetheridge, c and b Gariick............... H. Oldland, b Dawe R. Luke, not out F. Torrone, b Dawe... IE. Egan, c Potten, b I Frost ............... 5 E. Payne, not ou t... 2 Extras............... 2 Total ... 20 C. Ellis, P. Payne, W. Landregan, H. Aitho, and A. D. Graham did not bat. CRICKET IN ASSAM. D IBRUGARH v. JORHAT. This match, played on the Dibrugarh Cricket Ground in Upper Assam, on Jan. 17 and 18, during the race meeting, will be interesting, as the score contains more than one name known to cricketers in the old Country. Mr. C. J. Showers will be well remembered in London, and Mr. D. C. Russell, who was top scorer in the match, was at one time a promi­ nent Scotch cricketer. J orhat . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Hose, b Nuttall ......... W. It. Hext, b Pringle ... C. J. Showers, b Nuttall... O. Fisher, 1b w. b Nuttall C. T. Jessop, b Pringle ... W. Vaughan, c and b Pringle ...................... C. Adie, b Nuttall ......... F. Percy, not out ......... H. W. Priestley, b Pringle G. S. C. Smith, absent ... D. C. Russell, absent B 3,1 b 3, w 3 ......... Total ................31 D ibrcgabh . First Innings. 3 b Pringle ......... 3 0 b Pringle ......... 0 8 run out ......... 2 5 b Pringle ......... 5 0 c Hogarth, b Pringle ......... 1 0 not out ......... 0 6 b Nuttall ......... 6 2 c and b Pringle 1 0 b Twecdie......... 3 0 run out ......... 8 0 c Robertson, b Nuttall ......... 31 7 B ................ 6 31 Total ... 66 6 S. Hogarth, run out W. J. Molesworth, b Showers............... 3 P. P. Sharpe, b Showers ... ......... 4 Tweedie, b Adie ... 21 H. G. Steel, run out... 21 C. C. Austin, c and b Showers............... 5 F. Nuttall, c Hext, b Showers ............... 3 In the Second Innings Austin scored (not out) 4, Robertson (not out) 2; b 1—Total, 7. Eyrne, c Hext, b Russell ............... 12 E. Ham:ay,b Russell 1 Pringle, not out ... 3 Robertson, c and b Showers............... 3 B 8,1 b 1 ......... 9 Total ... 91 E ton v . W inchester . —This annual match will be played at Eton, June 28th and 29th. A new and improved pavilion is being put up at the Leicestershire Cricket Ground, Aylestone, in place of the wooden structure which has done duty since this ground was first opened. It is to contain an extensive dining room, together with improved dressing room accommodation, and is estimated to cost the company about £500.