Cricket 1890

126 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAT 16, 1890. S U R R E Y C . & G . v . B L A C K H E A T H . Played at B lackh e ath on M ay 10. B lackh eath C l u b . First Innings. Second Innings. 8. Castle, c Abel, b Sharpe 9 lbw, b Roles ... 0 F. G. Monkland, b Sharpe 2 c Brockwell, b Lockw ood ... 2 E. P. Simpson, lbw, b Bowley ...........................10 b Lockw ood ... 1 A. Daffen, b S h a rp e ........... 6 lbw, b L ock­ w ood................... 2 S. Christopherson, b Sharpe.................................. 0 b Sharpe ........... 4 K. Christopherson, run out..........................................11 b Lockw ood ... 0 G. H. Ireland, b Sharpe ... 0 not out ........... 0 R. B. Stewart, not out ... 1 b Roles ........... 0 L . Paine, c Roles, b Sharpe.................................. 0 c Faulkner, b L ockw ood ... 0 G. A. Jacob, st W ood, b Roles .................................. 1 absent................... 0 J. Black, a b se n t................... 0 lbw . b Roles ... 4 Extra ............ 1 Total ... 40 S u r r e y C. & G. Total ... 14 A. M. Latham , c Ireland, b Stewart 7 Abel, c Stewart, b S. Christopherson ... 81 Lockw ood, c M onk­ land, b P a in e ...........81 Bowley, c Paine, b B lack ...........................31 F. Faulkner, b S. Christopherson ... 0 Brockw ell, b S. Christopherson ... 0 W ood, c Simpson, b Paine ................... 5 W atts, c Daffen, b S. Christopherson 33 Sharpe, c and b Black ................... Roles, not o u t ........... F. Abrahams, b Christopherson E xtras........... 3 8 S. ... 4 ... 19 Total U X B R ID G E v . L O N D O N H O S P IT A L . P laye d at U xbrid ge on M ay 10. U x b r id g e . First Innings. J. C. H ibbert, c Scott, b Sim pson .......................... Second Innings. W oods, c Chappell, Sim pson ................... W . R. Collins, run out W . H. Miles, b Kyffin C. M. W oodbridge, Kyffin, b Sim pson... R. W illiam s, b Kyffin O. G. Langley, not out C, E. Stevens, b Kyffin G. H. W ood, b Kyffin W . L. Stephenson, c Fry, b Sim pson.......................... D. Evans, b K jffin ... ... B 1, lb 1... Total 5 c Kyffin, b Sim p­ son ...................20 b .. 0 c Scott, b Simp­ son ................... 7 .. 13 c Birt, b Kyffin 0 .. 3 not out ...........11 c . . 5 b Sim pson........... 2 . . 7 c Kyffin, b Leaf 47 ..2 5 c B irch, b Sim p­ son ................... 4 .. 0 c Scott, b Sim p­ son ...................52 c Kyffin, b Birt 0 65 b Sim pson........... 6 c Williams, b Sim pson........... 7 B 2, nb 1 ... 3 Total ...159 L o n d o n H o s p ita l. First Innings. C. H. Leaf, c G. H. W ood, b W oods ..........................21 H. E. Birch, b Miles........... 9 G. A. Simpson, b Miles ... 7 S. H. Birt, c and b W oods 4 G. P. Chappell, b W oods 3 F.G .Scott, c and b W oods 0 T.W illiam s, c and b Miles 3 J. Kyffin, c Stevens, b W oods .......................... 7 W. E. Fry, not out ........... 0 A. W . Taylor, b W oods ... 3 P. A. Chilcott, c W ood­ bridge, b Miles ... ... 0 B .................................. 1 Second Innings, n ot out ........... 0 cEvans,b W ood­ bridge ........... 6 c Langley, b W oodbridge... 0 b W oodbridge.. not out .......... Total ... 58 b W illiam s ... 0 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 T o ta l... 17 S O U T H G A T E v . M R . F . R . B E N S O N ’S X I . Played at Southgate on M ay 12. S o u t h g a t e . First Innings. Second Innings. E. P. Sugden, c Benson, b Ross .................................. 4 lbw, b Ross ... 0 E. C. Saunders, c M ellor, b R oss..................................12 c Roberts, bRoss 3 F. Bryan, e Benson, b Eversley ......... . ........... F. P. Francis, c Mellor, b Ross .................................. Hon Dudley Pelham, c Adam s, b Ross ........... A. L . Ford, b Eversley ... W . S. Sidney, lbw, b Eversley .......................... T. S. Sidney, c Mellor, b Ross .................................. A. Walker, c Bucher, b 8 c R o b e r t s, b Eversley...........41 1 c Bucher, b Phil­ lips ................... 9 2 c M e l l o r , W ithall ... 0 b Roberts ... 3 c and b Ross 1 c and b Ross R0S8 .................................. 6 b R o b e rts ........... 0 E. S. Harris, not out 1 b R oss.................. 0 F. S. Harris, b Eversley... 0 not out ........... 4 B 2, lb 1, w 2 ........... 5 B 1, w 3 ... 4 Total ... ... ... 43 Total ........... 91 M r . F. R . B e n s o n ’s XI. First Innings. Second Innings. J. Mellor, run out ........... 2 b F ra n cis........... 0 C. Bucher, run out ........... 0 b Bryan ........... 0 A. W ithall, c and b Bryan 0 cBryan,bFrancis 34 W . Phillips, b Bryan 0 b Francis ........... 0 E. Roberts, b B ry a n ......... 7 b F ra n cis........... 11 J. Eversley, b Francis ... 1 b F ra n cis ........... 0 H. Ross, not out................... 0 run out ........... 2 J. Field, c Pelham, b B ryan.................................. 1 b Bryan ........... 2 F. R. Benson, c W alker, b Francis.......................... 0 not out................... 2 E. Adams, run o u t ........... 0 b Bryan ........... 0 J. Tom kins, b Bryan ... 0 b Bryan ........... 0 B ................... 1 Total ...................11 Total ... ... 52 T h r e e D o z e n O r d e r o p G o in g -in C a rd s w ith latest improvements, together with W ooden Case for hanging up in Pavilion or tent, sent on receipt o f 2/9, by the Manager o f this Paper, 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, D octors’ Comm ons, E.C. S T . T H O M A S ’ S H O S P IT A L v. T E D D IN G T O N . P layed at B u sh e y P a rk on M ay 10. S t T hom as’s H o s p ita l. A. Knight, c Lucas, b H ea d .......................... 11 G. W. Thompson, c Lucas, b Gosney ... 1 J. W. Laver, b Lucas 1 C.G. W ilson,c Gosney, b Hinton .................. 14 H. G. G. Hardwick, b H e a d .......................... 0 P. N orthcote,c Lucas, b G osn ey .................. 64 R. W. Ord, c Head, b L u ca s ................... R. L. Storrard, b Hinton ................... F. J. Brackenridge, c and b Lucas J. Brain, not out ... W . Ashford,bGosney B 3,1 b 4 ........... Total ...123 T e d d in g t o n . L. Hinton, retired ... 37 R. S. Lucas, not out...102 J. R. Head, st Ord, b H ardwick.................. 21 E. C. Davidson, not out ............................... 14 8 B 7, w 1 ... Total... 182 E. S. Stevens, A. Vertue, S. Michels, A. F. Robin­ son, F. J. N ickolls, F. Gosney, and E. Collinson did not bat. R e p o r t S h e e t s for sending m atches to this paper, post-free lOd. per doz. The Manager wishes to remind Hon. Secs, and others that it is absolutely necessary to use these sheets when forwarding scores. SHORTHINTSi CRICKET By W. w. READ. This Valuable Inform ation on M odern Batting, which will be found of enorm ous use to all Classes of Cricketers, can be had free on receipt of One Stamp from W. H. 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