Cricket 1890

MAY 8, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. 107 NORTHBROOK v. BROMLEY. Played at Lee on May 3. B r o m l e y . C. P. Hewett, b Blenkiron ..........16 J. Green, b Blenk­ iron ........................ 6 G. R. Turnstohl, b A. H. Smith .......... 1 A. Hewett, b Vernon- Smith .................13 J. Weeks, b A. H. Smith ................. 3 J. P. Clarkson, b A. H. Sm ith................. 4 J. W . Recordon, b Vernon-Smith ... 0 Edwards, b A. H. Smith ................. G. S. Hose, b Vernon-Smith H. G. Johnson, b Vernon-Smith ... W. G. Hewett, not out ........................ B 8, lb 4 5 3 4 0 . 12 Total ... 67 N o r t h b r o o k . A. H. Smith, b Weeks .................10 J. Dacres, b C. P. Hewett .................12 A. C. Nixon, lbw, b C. P. H ew ett.......... 1 S. Abbott, b C. P. Hewett ................. 0 G. H. Blyther, b Weeks ................. 2 C. Pearse, b C. P. Hewett .................19 J. S. Kistruck, b C. P. Hewett................. 0 C. O. Springthorpe, b C. P. Hewett ... 12 Vernon-Smith, b C. P. Hewett .......... 3 T. W. Blenkiron, b C. P. Hewett.......... 4 A. R. Warren, not out ........................ 1 B 8, lb 6, w 2 ... 16 Total ... 80 CHARLTON PARK. F ix t u r e s fo r 1890. April 26—Charlton Park, Club Match May 3—Charlton Park, v. Point House Ramblers May 10—Eltham, v. Eltham May 10—Charlton Park, v. Oakleigh Wanderers May 14—Greenwich, v. Royal Naval College May 17—Lee, v Granville (1st XI.) May 17—Chariton Park, v. Granville (2nd XI.) May 21—Charlton Park, v. Ne’er-do-Weels May 24—Brondesbury, v. London Scottish May 24—Charlton Park, v. Point House Ramblers May 26—Charlton Park, v. Old Charlton May 26—Clapton, v. Clapton May 31—Charlton Park, v. Gravesend May 31—Catford, v. Private Banks June 4 - Charlton Park, v. Clapham Wanderers June 7—Charlton Pa»k, v. Blackheath June 7—Hendon, v. Hendon June 14—Catford Bridge, v. Bank of England June 14—Charlton Park v. Oakleigh Wanderers June 21—Charlton Park, v. Burlington Wanderers June 28—Dulwich, v. Dulwich June 28—Charlton Park, v. Eltham July 2—Woolwich, v.IRoyal Military Academy July 5—Cane Hill, v. Cane Hill Asylum July 5—Gravesend, v. Gravesend July 9 -Charlton Park, v. Emeriti July 12—Charlton Park, v. Granville (1st XI.) July 12—Lee, v. Granville (2nd XI.) July 16—Charlton Park, v. Hampstead July 19—Charlton Park, v. Clapton July 19—O.P. (O.C. Ground), v. Old Charlton July 23—Charlton Park, v. 5th Fusiliers July 26—Charlton Park, v. Forest Hill (1st XI.) July 26—Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill (2nd XI) July 31—Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace Aug.2—Charlton Park, v. Bank of England Aug. 4—Rectory Field, v. Blackheath Aug. 9—Charlton Park, v. 5th Fusiliers Aug. 16—Charlton Park, v. Old Charlton Aug. 20—Woolwich, v. Royal Artillery Ang. 23—Charlton Park, v. London Scottish Aug. 27—Hampstead, v. Hampstead Aug. 30—Charlton Park, v. Burlington Wanderers Sept. 6—Charlton Park, v. Dulwich T h e T o u r . Aug. 11—Tunbridge Wells, v. Blue Mantles Aug, 12—Southboro, v. Southboro Aug. 13,14—St. Leonards, v. South Saxons Aug. 15— Aug. 16—Willingdon, v. Willingdon W e s t ’ s P o c k e t S c o r e B o o k contains ample room for keeping Bowling Analysis, &c., for 48 innings. In use by all principal Clubs. Post free Js. l£d., of W rig h t and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, •Doctors’ Commons, E.C. C iucketeks .—B est < ’ C C B < V G oods bear this M ark .—A dvt. MR. HYSLOP’S TWELVE v. EIGHTEEN OF ERITH. The presence of no less than nine members of the Australian team in Mr. H. H. Hyslop’s twelve, lent particular interest to this match, played at Erith on Saturday last. The Eighteen, who were assisted by Walter Wright and Bombardier Barton, of Kent, seemed likely to make a good score at the outset, thanks to the batting of Faulkner, Barton and Hutchings, the last of whom hit with great vigour, sending Trumble twice over the ring in one over. Messrs. Barrett and Trott made a good start for the Twelve, the latter having scored 31 out of 57 got when he was out. Mr. Murdoch, who followed, shaped well, and the total had been raised to 117 before Doctor Barrett was bowled. The Doctor, who is a left-handed batsman, fully upheld his reputation as a stonewaller. He was in two hours and twenty minutes for his runs. At the end of the day the Twelve had made 128 for the loss of only three batsmen, so that at the finish they were only 28 behind, with seven wickets in hand. The match was altogether a most enjoyable one, and the local cricketers have every leason to be grateful to Mr. Hyslop for some very attractive cricket. E ig h t e e n o p E r it h . J. Stone, b Turner ... 5 H.Nuttall, b Trumble 19 J. Faulkner, c Boyle, b Trott .................32 J. C. Jukes, b Trott 10 Bombr. Barton, c Boyle, b Trumble 21 C. K. Knowles, c Fielding,b Trumble 3 G. Hutchings,c Field­ ing, b Turner..........35 G. L. Burdge, b Trumble ................. 1 W. F. Noakes.run out 4 W. Wright, c Bac- meister, b Turner 8 C. W. Tagg.b Turner C. H. Hunter,run out E. C. Friend, b Bac- m eister................. W. M. Moens, c Bac- meister, b Turner W. Roberts, c Jones, b Turner................. E. B. Beard, not out W. E. Marshall, b B acm eister.......... W. E. Parish, b Bac­ meister ................. B ........................ T o ta l...........156 M r . H y s l o p ’ s T w e l v e . Dr. J. E. Barrett, b Barton .................50 H. Trott, b Parish ... 31 W .L. Murdoch, c and b B arton.................22 C. T. B. Turner, not out ........................: K. Burn, not out ... B 8,1 b 3, w 1 ... ] Total . 128 S. P. Jones, J. M‘C. Blackham, H. F. Boyle, H. Trumble. L. H. Bacmeister, F. Fielding, and J. J. Stedman did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS. E ig h t e e n o f E r it h . O. M. R. W. I Trumble... 20 6 50 4 Turner ... 21 6 55 6 I O. M. R. W. Trott ... 8 0 27 2 Bacmeister 9 3 17 3 M r . H y s l o p ’ s T w e l v e . O. M. R. W. Wright ... 23 8 41 0 Hutchings 1ft 2 15 0 Noakes ... 7 2 8 0 Parish ... 9 2 22 1 Tagg Roberts Barton M. R. W. 1 1 4 18 4 11 Parish delivered one wide. LYRIC CLUB. F ix t u r e s f o r 1890. May 17—Lyric C. and G. v. Hounslow Garrison May 24—Lyric C. and G. v. 12th Lancers May 28—Lyric C. and G. v. Eton Ramblers May 31—Lyric C. and G. v. Green Jackets June 7—Lyric C. and G. v. R.M. College June 11—Lyric C. and G. v. Thespians June 14—Lyric C. and G. v. Lords and Commons June 21—Lyric C. and G. v. M.C.C. and G June 25 -Lyric C. and G. v. 24th Regiment June 28—Lyric C. and G. v. Old Harrovians July 5—Lyric C. and G. v.Free Foresters July 9—Lyric C. and G. v. Harlequins July 19—Lyric C. and G. v. Will-o’-the-Wisps July 24—Lyric C. and G. v. Hounslow Garrison July 26—Lyric C. and G. v. 93rd Highlanders July 31, Aug. 1, 2—Lyric C. and G. v. Australians DULWICH CLUB. F ix t u r e s f o r 1890. April 26—Married v. Single May 3—Home, v. Clapham Wanderers May 3—Eynsham Field, v. Kensington May 10—Home, v. Willesden I May 10—Willesden, v. Willesden II May 10—Brockley, v. Old Askeans May 14—Home, v. Beckenham May 17—Home, v. Forest H 111 May 17—Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill II May 17—Greyhound, v. Lyndhurst May 24—Home, v. Grecian I May 24—West Norwood, v. Grecian II May 26—Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge May 26—Home, v. Old Finchleians May 27—Home, v. Thespians May 31—Lee, v. Northbrook I May 31—Home, v. Northbrook II May 31—Dulwich, v. Ibis II June 4—Home, v. Norwood June 7—Croydon, v. Croydon I June 7—Home, v. Croydon II June 7—Catford, v. Panther June 11—Norbury Park, v. Norbury Park June 14—Home, v. Crystal Palace June 14—Strawberry Hill, v. Strawberry Hill June 14—Townley Park, v. Townley Park II June 18—East Molesey, v. East Molesey June 21—Bromley, v. liromley June 21—Home, v. Brockley I June 21—Honor 0ak Park, v. Brockley II June 28—Home, v. Charlton Park June 28—Dulwich, v. Ibis I June 28- -Lee, v. Ravensbourne II July 1—Norwood, v. Norwood July 5 -Denmark Hill, v. Brixton Wanderers July 5—Home, v. Willesden II July 5—Brockley, v. Old Askeans July 12—East Molesey, v. East Molesey July 12—Thames Ditton, v. Thames Ditton July 12—Home, v. Ibis II July 15—Home, v. Surrey C. and G. July 19—Home, v. Croydon I July 19—Croydon, v. Croydon II July 19—Townley Park, v. Alleyn School July 23-Gravesend, v. Gravesend July 26—Home, v. Kenley July 26—Willesden. v. Willesden I July 26—Townley Park, v. Townley Park II Aug. 2—Home, v. Northbrook I Aug. 2—Lee, v. Northbrook II Aug. 4—Kenley, v. Kenley Aug. 4—Home, v. Townley Park I Aug. 9—Eltham, v. Eltham Aug. 9—Home, v. Ravensbourne I Aug. 16—Forest Hill v. Forest Hill I Aug. 16—Home, v. Forest Hill II Aug. 23—Home, v. Bromley Aug. 30—Home, v. Ibis I Sept. 6—Charlton Park. v. Charlton Park Sept. 6—Home, v. Panther Sept. 10—Eynsham Field, v. Kensington Sept. 13—Home, v. Brixton Wanderers Sept. 13—West Norwood, v. Grecian I Sept. 20—Home, v. Lyndhurst T h e T ou r . Aug. 18,19—Tunbridge Wells, v. Tunbridge Wells Aug. 20, 21—Hastings, v. Hastings Aug. 12 23—St. Leonards, v. South Saxons Aug. 25, 26—Saffrons, v. Eastbourne Aug. 27—Willingdon, v. Willingdon Aug. 28—Lewes, v. Lewes Priory Ang. 29, 30—Devonshire Park, v. Devonshire Park BROCKLEY v. GRECIAN. Played at Brockley on May 3. G r e c ia n . Hooker, b Tokely ... Longworth, b Welch­ man ........................ Shackleford.bWelch­ man .............. ... Wells, b Welchman Gilmure, c Tokely, b Welchman .......... Gill, c Tokely, b Giddins ................. 35 Shand, not out.......... Lilley, lbw, b Welch­ man ........................ Johnson, b Welch­ man ........................ Smith, b Giddins ... Fletcher, b Giddins B l l . l b l .......... Total ... 84 B r o c k l e y . Giddins, b Shackle­ ford ........................ 0 Welchman, c Wells, b Hooker................. 0 Jaques, not out ... 23 Griffiths, b Gilmore 17 R. Tokely, not o u t... 15 B 3,1 b 4 .......... 7 Total 62 Adamson, Apps, Beat, G. Tokely, Shearman and Marvin did not bat. S o m e r s e t v . Ivanhoe was played on Satur­ day last at Hackney Downs, and resulted in a win for the Somerset by 68 runs. Scores; Somerset, 99 ; Ivanhoe, 31,