Cricket 1890

116 CBICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. MAY 15/1890. W E L L IN G T O N C O L L E G E v. M A R L B O R O U G H B L U E S . P lay ed at W ellin gton C ollege on M ay 10. W e llin g to n C o lle g e . G. J. Mordaunt, b L. Collins ...................53 K. A. Birley, run out 55 H. F. Browell, c W eeding, b Thring 10 E. B. Macnaghten, b Thring ................... 3 M. D. W ood, b Thring 27 G. H. Lyon, b Butcher 4 E . W. Denny, c W eeding, b Butcher 0 A. F. Fellowes, b Thring ................... C L. G. Carter, c R ob­ bins, b L. Collins 12 E. P. Beard, c and b L. Collins R. W. Fox, not out.. B 7, w 1 .. .. Total ...178 M a r lb o r o u g h B l u e s . L . C. W. Thring, c Fellowes, b Beard 2 D. Collins, b Denny 0 R. T. Hughes, b Denny ................... 0 L. G. A. Collins, b Denny ..................... 14 A. Butcher, c Birley, b C a rte r ...................30 H. de L. Houseman, not out ...................31 W. A. F. Rogers, b Carter ................... 2 H. Robbins, b Car­ ter ........................... 2 F. Slocock, c W ood, b Macnaghten ... 1 T. W. W eeding, not o u t ...........................19 B 13, lb 3 ...........16 Total ...........117 W . G. Fellowes did not bat. S P E N C E R v. IB IS . P layed at U pper T ootin g on M ay 10. S p e n c e r . R. Mann.c Layzelle.b W hite ................... 0 D. H. Langridge, b C. Horsley ...........10 J. T. Furner, c H or­ sley, b W h ite........... 0 H. Latham , c Farqu- harson, b W hite ... 0 F. Padbury, b C. Horsley ...................40 H. Mogg, b C. Horsley 0 P. E. Class, c Hor­ sley, b White H. W hitm ore, b W hite ................... B. Lawford, run out H. Nicholson, b White ................... R. Hiscox, not o u t... Total 6D I b is . E. Rayner.c Lawford, b Latham ...........10 C. Horsley, b Latham 5 E. W hite, not out ... 31 F. Danby, c Mann, b Latham .................. 0 F . W a g s t a f f , b Latham ................... 3 J. Horsley, c Latham , b M ogg .................. 3 F. Farquharson, c Latham , b Lang­ ridge........................... P. Layzelle, b Mann C. 8tewardson, b Mann E. Dewey, b Latham W . Twiddy, run out E x tras... Total M .C .C . A N D G R O U N D v. K E N T . T h e M arylebone C lub opened its season at L o rd ’ s under som ew hat u nfavourable auspices at th e end of last w eek. R ain preven ted a com m en cem en t o f the above m atch u n til h alf- past one o ’clock on T h ursday, an d p la y was lim ited to an h ou r and three-quarters on the follow in g day from the sam e cause. Still, the gam e w as n ot w ith ou t interest, and the end b y n o m eans u n excitin g. M arylebone had a strong batting side, bu t th e bow lin g w as con ­ fined to C hatterton, B ean , and R ich ardson , th e tw o last o f w hom m ade th eir first appear­ ance as m em bers o f the ground staff at L ord ’s. M r. W . H . P atterson, M r. M . C . K em p , and G . G . H earne w ere absent from th e C ou nty, and in th eir places a trial w as given to M essrs. L . A . H am ilton, w h o has scored largely for th e U n ited S ervice; A . C . Y ou ng, o f R ochester; and J. H . A rbu th n ot, w h o played fo r K ent som e years, and is n ow at hom e from In d ia on b rief leave. T h e first-n am ed batted in very g o o d style. H e w as in altogeth er an h ou r and forty m in utes, and o n ly fell to a fine catch at p oin t after 45, th e result of really sound cricket. M r. M arch an t had m ean w h ile been p layin g the M arylebone b ow lin g w ith con fiden ce and freed om . H e h it all rou n d in h is best form , an d w h en he w as w ell taken at lon g-on he had on ly been in fifty-five m in utes, du rin g w h ich tim e he had m ade 66 runs. M r. F o x , w h o w ent in fourth w ick et dow n, saw th e rest o f th e side go, taking out his ba t fo r a m ost usefu l innings o f 38. M arylebone m ade a bad start w hen th eir turn cam e to bat, and at th e end of the first day four o f th e best batsm en, M essrs. Shuter, H ornby, K e y and L ord H aw ke, were ou t w ith on ly 53 runs up. F rid a y ’s play was ch iefly rem arkable for the partnership o f C hatterton and B ean. T h e tw o professionals w ere together an h ou r and a quarter, during w h ich tim e th ey added 71 runs. C h atterton ’s 46, though, w as th e better display. H e was batting altogether tw o hours and ten m inutes. Just after three o ’clock rain began to fall h eavily and the gam e had to bo postpon ed till the follow in g m orn in g, M .C .C . h a vin g scored 155 for seven w ickets. T h e grou n d w as so w et on Saturday th at a resum ption co u ld n ot be m ade till nearly one o ’clock, and w hen play d id begin the M arylebon e in n in gs w as soon finished, the last three w ickets fallin g fo r an add ition of 49 runs. K en t had thus an advan­ tage o f 13 runs on th e first hands, and another brillian t display o f battin g b y M r. M archant enabled th em to m ake a good show in th eir second innings. T h e K ent captain was, in fact, the h ero o f the m atch . O ut o f 116 m ade during his stay he accounted fo r no less than 81, and consider­ in g th e state o f the ground, it w as a perform ance of exception al m erit. H e w as on ly an hour and th irty-five m in utes m aking h is 88, and there w as on ly one m istake— a hard ch an ce to p oin t w hen he had scored 18. M .C .C . w ere left w ith 155 to w in , and w ith on ly an hour and a -h a lf there seem ed sm all chance th a t they w ou ld get near th e sum required. M essrs. H orn b y and Shuter, th ou gh , scored rem arkably fast, and a hun dred runs w ere m ade in the h our. Just as th e hun dred w as reached, th ou gh , M r. Shu ter w as splendidly caught by M r. M archant. H e had m ade 47 o f the num ber, and in h is hits w ere a six over the gran d stand and tw o fours in to th e sam e buildin g. C h atterton was b ow led w ithout scoring, and ju st as tim e w as up M r. H o rn b y w as w ell caught in th e lon g field. H is h ittin g w as noticeable fo r all its old vigou r, and w ith th e excep tion o f a ch an ce to lo n g -o n w hen he h ad m ade 64 there w as n o actual m istake in a b rillian t innings. A t the finish M .C .C . w anted 18 to w in w ith seven w ickets to fall. C h atterton bow led w ith great success fo r the C lub. H is ten w ickets cost 75 runs. K e n t . First Innings. Mr. L. A. H am ilton, c Pearson, b Chatterton 45 Mr. R . I. Arbuthnot, b Richardson .................... 0 Mr. L . W ilson, c Pearson, b Bean ............................ 1 Mr. F. M archant, c Bean, b K e y ..................................66 Mr. 0. J. M. Fox, not out Mr. A. C. Young, 1 b w, b Chatterton ................... Mr.F.M .Atkins.c Richard son, b Chatterton........... 2 A. Hearne, b Chatterton 1 W right, lbw, b Chatterton 0 W. Hearne, b Richardson 15 Martin, c Carlin, b Chatterton ................... 0 Second Innings, b Che.tterton ... 16 b Richardson ... 3 b Chatterton ... 4 c and b Chatter­ ton ...................81 8 b Richardson ... 3 4 lbw , b Ford ... 6 B Total ... ...177 c Chatterton, b Ford ........... 2 b Ford ........... 0 not out ...........11 run out ...........11 c Carlin, b Chatterton ... 1 L b ........... 3 T otal ...141 M.C.C. an d G rou n d . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c H am ilton,b Martin 23 Mr. J. Shuter, c Atkins, b Martin .. 1 Chatterton, b Fox ... 46 Mr. K. ,J. Key, c and b W right.................. 5 Lord Hawke, c Fox, b M artin...................10 Bean, b Fox ...........41 Mr. W.J.Ford, b Fox 0 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c and b W right ... 25 Mr. C. W . W right, c W ilson, b Martin 5 Richardson, lbw , b W right ................... 0 Carlin, nob o u t ........... 1 B 4,1 b 3 ........... 7 T otal . ..164 In the Second Innings H ornby scored c W ilson, b H am ilton 75, Shuter, c Marchant, b W right 47, Chatterton, b H am ilton 0, Key, (not out) 12; b 3— Total, 137. BOW LIN G ANALYSIS. K e nt . Richardson Bean Chatterton K e y ........... First Innings. O. 35 . 25 . 2 M. R. W . 15 49 2 ........... 11 68 1 ........... 5 42 6 ........... 0 13 1 W. J. Ford Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 26 9 48 2 5 0 22.1 9 22 0 S3 4 9 1 35 3 M.C.C. a n d G ro u n d . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R . \V. O. M. R. w . W right... . . 34 18 4<> 3 ......... . 13 8 35 1 Martin ... . . 26.2 6 46 4 ........... 7 0 32 0 W. Hearne . . 11 6 25 0 .......... a 0 10 0 Fox................ . 13 8 17 3 ........... 4 2 13 0 A. Hearne . . 9 3 20 0 .......... 4 0 20 0 Hamilton 7 2 24 2 N O R T H B R O O K v . A D D IS C O M B E . Played at L ee on M ay 10. N o r th b r o o k . A.H.Smith,bL.Turner 8 W . G. Mitchell, b L. Turner ................... 0 C. O. Springthorpe, b L. Turner.................. 7 J. Dacres, b J. Grant 29 A.C.Nixon, st Cooper, b J. Grant ...........17 C. Pearse, b F. Grant 4 S.Abbott,b L. Turner 31 G. H. Blyther, b L. Turner ................... 7 Vernon Smith, c Martin,b L.Turner 2 T. W . Blenkiron, lbw, b Parker ... 24 A. R. Warren ,not out 1 B 17, lb 2 ...........19 Total ...149 A d d isc o m b e . J.Grant, b A. H.Smith R. D . Mackenzie, h w, b Blenkiron ........... Parker, b Blenkiron... R. J. Grant, b A. H. Smith ................... H. Mundy, c and b A. H. Smith ........... G .Frisch,bA.H.Sm ith Cooper, b Blenkiron F. Grant, not out ... L. Turner, b Blenk­ iron............................. Martin, c Nixon, b Blenkiron ........... Clay, b A. H. Smith B 3, lb 2 ........... Total ... 16 A D D IS C O M B E (2nd X I.) v. N O R T H ­ B R O O K (2nd X I.) P layed at A d discom be on M ay 10. N o r th b r o o k . W.D.Butler,st Malden, b S. W iltshire ... 47 H. A. Smith, b Austin 12 A. E . Coates, b F. J. W iltshire.................. 12 S. O. W oolm er, b Lemm on . ........... 3 A. East, b Lemm on... 10 J. Fisher, b Lemm on 0 A.H .W oolm er,runout 2 P. R. Steele, st Mal­ den, b Garland ... 9 A.A.Kennard,notout 24 J. S. Kistruck, b Lemm on................... 7 W . G. Skipworth, c Garland, b F. J. W iltshire ........... 2 B 10, lb 2, w 1 Total ... 13 ...141 A ddiscom be . F. J. W iltshire, c Kistruck, b East ... 10 F. Millard, c and b Sm ith.......................... 7 E. F. Oarland, b East 0 W. Lemm on, c A. H. W oolm er, b Sm ith 0 Total ...........47 F. S. Youle, H. Clark, and E. F. Lutte did not bat. A. Malden, b East ... 0 S. W iltshire, b East 4 T. P. Austin,b Butler 13 E. H. Platt, not out 4 B 8, lb 1 ........... 9 E T O N R A M B L E R S . F ix t u r e s f o r 1890. May 26,27—Oxford, v. Christ Church June 7—Hackwood, v. H ackwood Park June 14—Elstree, v. Elstree Masters June 21—Henley, v. H enley June 24—Eton, v. E ton June 2rf—Hounslow, v. The Garrison July 5—Windsor, v. Coldstream Guards July 10—Chelsea, v. Household Brigade July 19—Chiflehurst, v. W est Kent July 26—Leatherhead, v. Leatherhead July 3L—Catton, v. Catton Hall Aug. 1, 2—Norwich, v. Norfolk Aug. 4, 5- Ipswich, v. Ipswich and East Suffolk Aug. 6, 7—Rickling, v. Rickling Green C r ic k e t e r s .— B e st < C G B ^ G oods b e a r t h is M a r k . —Advt.