Cricket 1890

MAY 22, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME; 181 C A M B R ID G E U N IV E R S IT Y v . M R . A . J W E B B E ’S E L E V E N . T h e Cam bridge E le ve n w ere at a great dis­ advantage when they w ent into the field on M onday to oppose a strongish eleven of Am ateu rs, assisted by Pougher to fill the tw e lfth p lace. T h e y w ere w ith o u t th eir cap tain, S . M . J . W oods, who had strained h im se lf la st week, and h is bowling, as the game showed, w as g reatly m issed. T h e U n i­ v e rsity tw elve, who w ent in first, occupied the w ickets u n til past five o’clock on Monday, w ith only a slig h t in terru p tio n from ra in . T h e greater portion of the total of 187 w ere made b y the new m en. F o u r of them , Douglas, R o w e ll, Beresfo rd and Jackso n , indeed, con­ trib uted 120 of 175 got from the b at. A ll showed good cricket, and D ouglas, who took Woods’ place, and got the highest score, made h is 43 w itho ut the semblance of a chance. When M r. W ebbe’s E le ve n w ent in the bow ling of the Cam bridge captain w as sadly w anted, and m ost of the earlier batsm en scored freely. The in ning s w as ch iefly noticeable for the long stand of “ W h ittle ” and H ew ett on the fa ll of the th ird w icket. These batsm en became p art­ ners w ith the total at 125, and w hile th ey were together it w as raised to 300, an addition of 175 ru n s. H ew ett, the cap tain of the Som er­ setshire E le ve n , h it w ith great vigour a ll­ round. H e w as in ju s t tw o hours, and his in n in g s of 114 w as free from a m istake. W h ittle saw the rest of h is side go, carryin g out h is b at for 91, in w h ich there w as no chance. Cam bridge had tw o hours le ft for b attin g , and during th is tim e wiped off 106 of the arrears of 176 runs on the first innings for the loss of four w ickets, Beresford again p layin g w ell for h is ru n s. On resum ing yesterd ay Cam bridge s till w anted 70 to avert an in n in g s’ defeat, and thanks to the good cricke t of the M arlborough F re sh m an , H ill, these w ere got and 36 more before the la st w icke t fe ll. Leatham and H edley m ade very lig h t of the Cam bridge bowling w hen they w ent in to open the second innings of M r. W ebbe’s E le v e n , and as neither was out when the w in n in g h it w as m ade, Cam bridge had to p ut up w ith a defeat by eleven w ickets. C a m brid g e U n iv e r s it y . First Innings. C. P. Foley, c W hittle, b H edley ........................... 5 W . J. Rowell, b Pougher 28 R. A. A. Beresford, b Hedley ..........................28 R. N. Douglas, c Hedley, b W ebbe ..........................43 A. G. Henfrey, c Leatham , b F o r s te r ........................... 6 P. S. Jackson, c H edley, b W ebbe .......................... 21 R. C. Gosling, c Pearson, b F o rs te r..............................12 G. M ’Gregor, c and b Forster ........................... 3 Second Innings. b Hedley ......... 0 b P ou gh er. ... 39 b Hedley ....... 40 b Leatham ... 19 c W hittle, b Hedley .......11 b P ou gher.......... 6 b Pougher....... 17 c W hittle, b F o rste r........20 H. Hale, c Vernon, b L e a th a m .......................... 5 b P ou gher.......... 6 A. J. Hill, c Pearson, b K Leatham .......................... 18 c W hittle, b Pougher........68 E , C. Streatfeild, c Ver­ non, b Pougher ........... 1 D. L. A. Jephson, not out 5 E x tra s..........................12 lbw, b Pougher... 3 not out ........... 4 E x tra s......... 9 T o t a l...................187 Total ...212 G en tlem en of E ngland , First Innings. Mr. C. I. Thornton, b J e p h s o n .................. 20 Mr. A. J. W ebbe, b H a le .......................... 18 Mr. T . C. O’Brien, c Douglas, b Hale ... 69 Mr. H. T. Hewett, c and b Hale ...........114 Mr. 8. M. Whittle,not out ...........................91 Mr. H. W. Forster, c Douglas, b Hale ... 7 Mr.P. J.de Paravicini, c Hale, b Jackson... 3 In the Second Innings Mr. A. E. Leatham scored (not out) 20, Hedley (not out) 19.—Total, 39. Mr. G. F. Vernon, c M'Gregor, b Jack­ son .......................... 0 Mr. T. S. Pearson, b Jack son ...................13 Mr. W. C. Hedley, b Hale ................... 5 Pougher, b Jackson 5 Mr. A. E. Leatham , c Gosling, b Hale ... 0 Extras.................. 18 T o ta l... BOW LING ANALYSIS. C a m brid ge U niversity . Second Innings, O. M. R. W. Pougher ... W .C.Hedley H.W .Forster A. J. W ebbe A.E.Leatham First Innings. O. M. R. W . 35.3 18 432 3? 11 G62 . 21 11 25 3 ., 14 9 172 .. 8 1 242 33 15 72 6 28 13 57 3 14 3 29 1 14 9 15 0 30 1 Streatfeild Jephson Hale Jackson H ill........... Forster bow led one no ball. G e n tle m e n o f E n g la n d . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . 19 3 80 0 5 69 0 5 85 6 6 75 4 4 3G 0 O. M. R . W ... 18 ... 28.3 15 , 0.4 4 , 3 , 1 0 8 0 0 20 0 1 10 0 0 1 0 S T O IC S v. M E R C H A N T T A Y L O R S ’ S C H O O L . Played at Charterhouse Square on M ay 17. S to ic s . F. Gordon, b Harris 9 C. E. S. Cockburn, b Harris .................. 34 M. Abbott, c Harris, b Skinner ...........14 E. H. Low , b Harris 0 A. F.G. Chaldecott,b Harris .................. 0 W. J. H aycraft, not out ..........................32 f G. Cross, b Harris ... 5 | W. Brabner.b Harris 3 I B. Rennie, b Harris 12 , C. J. Dixon, c Pay, b S k in n er................... 5 , J.“ H am pton,” bHar- ris ........................... B 8, lb 2, nb 1 ... 11 Total ...........127 M erch an t T aylors ’ S chool . Second Innings, First Innings. F. G. Stenning, c Dixon, b H a y cra ft..................... 9 M. S. Swaton, b G. Cross 2 W , P. Harris, bH aycraft 2 H. G. C. Day, c Low , b H aycraft •.................. 15 W . G. Skinner, b H aycraft 0 A. P. Dell, c and b Hay­ craft ............................. 7 A. H. Billing, b G. Cross... 0 A. E . Ayre, b G. Cross ... 0 A. E. Payne, st Brabner, b H a y c r a ft..................... 1 W . J. Stenning, b G. C r o s s ............................. 1 A. G. Kent, not o u t ........... 5 B 7, lb 2 .......................... 9 Total ...........51 S P E N C E R v . B A T T E R S E A . Played at B attersea on M ay 17. S p e n c e r. C. La rk in , b b Chaldecott ... 0 b Chaldecott ... 0 absent ........... 0 c Rennie, b J. Ham pton 16 not out ........... 9 b J. Ham pton ... 0 b Chaldecott ... 3 b Chaldecott ... 9 c and b J. Hamp­ ton ................... 0 b J. H am pton... 6 b Chaldecott ... 1 B 4, lb 2 ... 6 Total ... 50 J. Barnes H. Ashmead, c North, b W . T h om a s........... 2 H. W . Wheeler, c W il­ son, b W . Thom as 5 G. Jackson, c Wilson, b W. Thom as.......... 12 R. Castle, b Dawson 27 L. W ood, c Thomas, b Brown ...................32 Total ...........167 B attersea . L. W ilson, b Jackson 9 G. Barnes, c Ash- L.Bradford.b Brown 7 J. W . Larkin, b Brow n ................... 0 E , Elkington, b Evans ...................44 O. R. Mann, run out 5 G. W . Underhill, not out .. ...................12 Extras ...........13 R.E.North, c Jackson b Elkington .......... 11 W .Thom as,b Jackson 2 F. Brown, c and b Jackson .................. 0 Armstrong, run out... 2 R.Dawson, b Jackson 1 B. Thomas and W hite did not bat. mead, b Jackson 16 F.Tyache, b Jackson 4 H. Evans, not out ... 3 Extras ........... 8 Total , 56 R O Y A L N A V A L S C H O O L v. G R Y P H O N S . Played at E lth a m on M ay 17. R o y a l N a v a l S ch o o l. b J. H. Le Mesurier, Barchard..................29 E.M cCarthy .bSavory 14 R. W . Fremlin, b Barchard.................... 7 S. M. Armfield, b Bar­ chard............................. 12 W. C. Nicholson, b Barchard.................. 0 A. L. Felkin, b Bar­ chard........................... 3 0. M, M intorn,run out { S. M. Binny, b Bar­ chard ...................12 A. C. Annesley, b W. R. L y o n ........... B. W. Mainprise, b Barchard ........... C. W . Mainprise, not out .......................... B 4, w 4 ........... Total ..102 W . R. Lyon, b Min- torn .......................... 3 J. A. Lyon, c Annes­ ley. b Le Mesurier 9 A. ff. Powell, b M intorn .................. 1 F. C. Barchard, b Le M esu rier.................. 11 J. H. Titcom b, b Le M esurier................... 2 C. O. Minchin, b Le M esurier...................12 G ryphons . E . J. C. Savory, b Le Mesurier ... •• S. B. Peech, b Le Mesurier ........... N. Hardy, run out... H. Lrrse, b M intorn H. Mourlyan, not out ........................... B 3, lb 2 ........... Total 47 C H E L M S F O R D G R A M M A R S C H O O L v . O N G A R G R A M M A R S C H O O L. Played at O ngar on M ay 8 . O ngar . First Innings. Second Innings J. Smith, b Skinner........... 0 c S. H unt, b Skin n er........... 1 Outram, c Lawrence, b H am m ett........................... 1 c Lawrence, b Skin n er........... 1 Manger, b Skinner ........... 0 b Skinn er........... 0 M eredith, run out ........... 0 c Lawrence, b Skinn er........... 2 W . Smith, c H. C. Hunt, b Skinner ........................... 0 b Skin n er........... 1 B. Duguid, c H. C. Hunt, b H a m m ett........................... 8 c Lawrence, b Skin n er........... 0 J. Thom son, b Skinner ... 0 not out ........... 0 R. Hawkins, c and b H a m m ett........................... 0 c Lawrence, b H amm ett ... 0 W . Sunderland, c H. C. Hunt, b H amm ett........... 0 o Lam arque, b Hammett 1 Rowell, b Skinner ........... 1 c H amm ett, b Skinn er........... 0 Duff, not out ... ........... 0 b Hammett 0 L b ................................... 1 B l . l b l ... 2 Total ................... 11 Total ... 8 C h elm sfo r d . G. D. Lam arque, b M eredith ................... T. Kevan, b M eredith W . R. Lawrence, b M eredith...................! A. J. Skinner, lbw, b Manger ... . H. H a m m e t t , b H a w k in s........... H.C. Hunt, c Outram, b Meredith E. H. W hitmore, not out ................. R. E. H. Rose, b 6 Meredith ... 0 0 C. M. W illiams, b Meredith ... 0 35 H. R. Taylor, b Meredith ... 2 5 S. Hunt, b M eredith 0 B ................... ... 4 8 __ Total ... ... 87 14 13 T O N B R ID G E S C H O O L v . T O N B R ID G E T O W N . Played at Tonbridge on M ay 17. T o w n . Capt. E v a n s , b M a rs h a ll..................... 1 Atfield, c Baiss, b O’Grady ...................11 H. F. Kemp, run out 44 J. F. Reynolds, c Tandy,b O’Grady... 40 E. A. Parke, b Mar­ shall ...........................15 M. S t r e a t f e i l d , c Hubbard,bO’Grady 0 G. Simmons, b K en­ nington ..................18 C. Golding, b Mar­ shall.......................... 0 R.Knight,cHubbard, b O’Grady .......... 0 G. F. M cKenna, b O’ G rady.................. 0 Capt. Jackson, not out ......................... 0 B 4 ,lb 3 , w l , n b l 9 T o t a l...........138 S chool . R. S. n . Baiss, b R eyA. G. H ubbard, b nolds ......... . ........... 7 Reynolds ........... 3 H. Lovegrove, b D. Ronald, b Rey­ Atfield ................... 0 nolds ................... 8 S. Kennington, b R eyG. T. W atson, b nolds .......................... 6 Reynolds ........... 8 G. L. Greig, c Evans, J. M. Marshall, b b A tfie ld ................... 6 Simmons ........... 4 M. O’C. Tandy, c and L. de C. O’Grady,not b Atfield ................... 38 out .......................... 1 E. H. Luckham , b B 6, lb 6, n b 1... 13 Atfield ................... 0 — Total ......... 92 C b ic k b t b r s ,— B e s t <CGB -« G o o d s bear th is M ark .— A dvt.