Cricket 1890

138 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 22, 1890. G R A N V IL L E ( L E E ) v . C H A R L T O N P A R K . Playe d at Le e on M ay 17* G r a n v ille (L e e ). J. W ilson, jun, c Brad­ dell, b Allen ......... 12 P.P.Lincoln.c Turner, b Allen ................... 3 J. T. Clarkson, c Laur­ ence, b Martin ... 7 W . Morris, run out... 2 C. J. M. G odfrey, b Burnetb ........... H. L . Harris, b Allen W . Edwards, b Sar­ gent ........... C h arlton P ark . 47 , 18 C. H. Mason, not out 59 H. W . Edwards, b Martin ................... 7 A. R. Layman, c Turner, b Pease... 12 W . E . Poulsom , st Laurence, b Pease 4 B 6, lb 4...................10 Total G. Risch, not out ... 40 J. A. Braddell, not out ........................... 0 B 17, lb 2, nb 8 ... 22 Capt. W . M cCanlis, c G odfrey, b Harris... 16 S. B . Sargent, c W. Edwards, b Harris 20 W Martin, c H. Ed­ wards, b G odfrey ... 1 T otal ...........122 A. H. Pease,b Godfrey 23 H. E. Lawrence, G. Turner, W . Burnett, S. E ‘ Mills, and F. G. Allen did not bat. P. B. Parker, b A. E. C. Elliott, c and b Earnshaw ........... 22 Nettleton ........... 7 W . J. Ainsworth, b A. C .E . Stamp,b Oakley 21 Earnshaw ........... 2-5 A. E. Jeaffreaon, not G. L. Pout, c A-, b P. out .......................... 14 Earnshaw ........... 22 R. O. Schwarz, c and L. S. Browne, b A. b A. Stevens........... 3 Earnshaw ........... 73 B. M. Behr, not out... 7 R. H. de M ontm oB 9, w 4 ................... 18 rency, o Sissons, b — Oakley ................... 69 T olal ...........279 C. Bailey, c Douglas, b Nettleton ........... 3 G R A N V IL L E ( L E E ) v . C H A R L T O N P A R K . P layed at C h arlton P a rk on M ay 17. G r a n v il l e (L ee ). R. W. Parry, c Keats, b S tap ley .................. 10 J. C. Holm es, b Sar- g e a n t..........................12 F. E. Lander, lbw, b K eats.......................... 2 F. Taylor, c and b M cDearm id ..............11 D. G. Chattel!,b Keats 3 A. J. Long, b Keats 16 S. Ellis, b Stapley ... 1 F. Edwards, b Keats 20 A. N. Moore, b Keats 12 G. E. Sims, b Keats S. Brown, not out ... B 7 ,lb 4 ........... 11 Total ...101 C h a r lt o n P a r k . First Innings. W . J. McCanlis, lbw, b Sim s .......................... H. Stapley, b Moore... H. C. Sargeant.b Sims H. M cDearm id, c E d • wards, b S im s......... W. J. G. Keats,not out A. Sovey, b Sims W . A. Purdon, b Sims A. H. Levely, b Sims H. Puson, c Holm es, b Sims ................... R. S. M cCanlis, b M oore ................... LAV.Taylor,b M oore B 7, lb 1, nb 1 ... Total ...........! S T . P A U L ’S S C H O O L v . B A R N E S . P laye d at W est K ensing to n on M ay 17. S t. P a u l’s S c h o o l. B arnes . J.B.Oakley,c Browne, b P a rk e r .................. 17 F.C. Graves, b Parker 16 A. E. Earnshaw, c Bailey, b Parker ... 12 J. Douglas, b E lliott 15 P. R. Earnshaw, st Stamp, b B row ne... 25 A.G.Stevens.c Stamp, b Behr ................... 6 C. J. Stevens, c Ains­ w orth, b Schwarz.. 5 JP. W . Kussell, h w, b Schwarz ........... A. Sissons, c Stamp, b Browne ........... C. E. Ratcliff, c and b Browne ........... P. Nettleton, not out B 10, lb 2, nb 1 ... Total ..137 N O R T H v . S O U T H . In the Second Innings H. Stapley scored (not out) 18, W. J. C. Keats (not out), 17 ; b 4, lb 1—Total 40 S T R E A T H A M v. M A R L B O R O U G H C O L L E G E . P la ye d at M arlborough on M ay 17. M arlborou gh C o lle g e . A. E . Chealcs, b C. H. H. M acnam ara, Morgan ................... 14 not out ................... 26 T.E.Etlinger, c Leaf, E. T. Shorland, c b C. L. M organ ... 0 Dixon, b Brann ... 7 J. E. vCairnes, b H. Marley, c C. Mor­ Brann ................... 1 gan, b Brann 0 W . G. Druce, o and b F. Anderson, b C. D ixon ................... 7 M o rg a n ................... 1 C. Druce, b Brann ... 1 B 3, lb 1, w 4 ... 8 E . C. Hilleary, run — out .......................... 0 T o ta l........... 81 G. M. Addie, c and b D ixon ................... 16 A. C. Broadbent, Etlinger ................... 1 W . Leaf, c Marley, b Etlinger ................... 3 C. L . M organ, b M acnam ara ...........24 G. Brann, c C. Druce, b M a rley...................97 A. N. Morley, lbw, b S h orlan d.................. 93 F. J. Dixon, c C. Druce, b Shorland 22 N. C. Bailey, c C. D ruce, b Shorland 8 S tre a th a m . b E . H. Coles, not out ......... . ........... J. A. Druce, st C. Druce, b Etlinger C. Morgan, b Shor­ land ........................... R. T. Brandt, b E tlinger................... B 4, lb 3, nb 1 ... 30 T o ta l. ...270 S o m e r s e t v . B e a c o n s f i e l d . — P laye d on H ackn e y Dowrns, and resulted in a w in for the Som erset b y 82 ru n s. Score : Som erset, 54 ; B eaconsfield, 22. C r ic k e t e r s .— B e st <CCB -« G o o d s b e a r t h is M a r k .— A d v t. R eaders of C r ic k e t w ill rem em ber th at la st ye ar a m atch w as arranged between N o rth and South for th e benefit of Joh n W est, who had been engaged for m any summ ers at L o rd ’s. O w ing to continuous w et no p lay w as possible in the three days, and under the circum stances another fixtu re w as made for th is year. Soon after the m eeting of the County Secretaries, when the programm es fo r the com ing season are settled, W est died, so th at the proceeds of the m atch, begun at Lo rd ’s on M onday, w ill go to h is w idow and fa m ily. A s none of the p rin cip al Counties were engaged, tw o strong elevens w ere collected, though n eith er side was represented by quite its fa ll strength. T h e ground at the outset had not recovered from the h eavy rain s of la st w eek, and at no point of the game was it in favour of run-gettiDg. On the first day, in p a rticu la r, the bowlers carried everything before them , and an inning s w as completed on each side w ith an aggregate of only 199 for the tw en ty w ickets. T h e South, who w ent in first, found the bow ling of Atte- w ell and B rig g s too m uch fo r th em , and M r. R ead proved to be the highest scorer w ith 22, A ttew e ll, in p articu la r, required ve ry careful w atch in g , and h is an alysis of fo rty overs and a b all for fo rty ru n s and s ix w ickets shows how w ell he kept up h is end throughout. T h e first in n in g s of the N orth w as in every w ay rem arkab le one. M r. D ixo n w as bowled w ith o u t a ru n , and G u n n , B arn e s, and U lye tt a ll failed to score. B rig g s and L o rd H aw ke, in succession, gave Sh rew sbu ry some slig ht assistance, but A tte w e ll and Sh erw in both w ent w ith o u t a notch between them , and the N o rth , who had been at the w ickets altogether tw o hours and tw en ty m inutes, w ere out for 90, Sh rew sb u ry’s rem arkable perform ance re ­ deemed the general d isp lay of the N ortherners from d iscred it. H e carried h is bat through the in n in g s, and at no tim e did he seem to be in the least troubled b y the bow ling w h ich puzzled a ll the other batsm en. H is ru n s w ere got in h is u sual polished style, and w ith o u t an yth in g lik e a flaw . M artin kept up h is end throughout the in n in g s, and Beaum ont had a good an alysis at the fin ish , takin g three w ickets at a cost of only 7 ru n s. Though the w eather on Tu esd ay w as cold and disagreeable, w ith occasional show ers, some interesting all-round cricket w as w itnessed. Shrew sbury was again seen to great advantage in the second innings of the N orth, but the features of the second day were the rea lly splendid b atting of M r. Sto dd art, and the effective bowling of Lo h m an n . M r. Stoddart, w ho w ent in first w ith M r. G race, scored w ith equal freedom from a ll the N orthern bow lers, and w h en the latter w as bow led, th e first bats­ m an out, he had o n ly m ade 29 ou t of 111. W h en M r. S toddart w as cau gh t at th e w icket, he had scored 115, one o f the v e ry best d is­ plays o f batting w e have had to record fo r a '.ong tim e. A t one period he m ade 50 w hile M r. G race w as scorin g 3, and d u rin g th e tw o hours and tw en ty m in utes he w as batting, there was n oth in g th a t could be construed in to a chance. H e m ade the greater num ber of his runs in fro n t o f th e w ick et, and his h ittin g all round w as brillian t in th e extrem e. H is score w as m ade up of eigh teen 4’s, three 'Vs, tw elve 2’s, and ten singles. T h e N orth had a difficult task before them w hen th ey w ent in, ju st before h a lf-p a st fou r o ’clock on T u esday aftern oon, w an tin g 245 to w in . Shrew sbury w as the on ly one o f th e earlier batsm en to play L oh m a n n w ith an y con fiden ce, and w hen th e seventh w ick et fell the total w as on ly 68. Shrew sbury, w h o h ad been battin g an h ou r and three-quarters, w as ou t at 78, and th ou gh M r. H orn b y and A ttew ell h it freely, th e tenth w ick et fell fo r 109, leavin g th e South the w inners b y 135 runs. L oh m a n n bow led w ith w on derfu l success at th e finish. H e g ot eight o f th e ten w ickets in the second in n in gs of th e N orth , seven o f th em clean bow led. H is b ow lin g, in fact, played no sm all part in determ ining th e result o f th e m atch. S o u th . First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c A tte­ well, b B r ig g s ...................10 Mr. A.E. Stoddart,b Briggs 3 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, b Attewell ...........................14 Second Innings. b Attew ell...........29 c Sherwin,b Peel 115 c Shrewsbury, b Briggs ........... 1 Mr. W . W. Read, lbw , b Attewell .......................... 22 b P e e l............. Abel, c and b Attewell ... 13 b P e e l........... Mr. J. Shuter, st Sherwin, b A ttew ell..........................19 b A ttew ell... Mr. K. J. Key, b Briggs Lohm ann, c Dixon, Attewell ................... Mr. F. Fielding, c U lyett, b Attewell .......................... Martin, c Attewell,b Briggs Beaumont, not out ........... , 17 , 1 . 29 6 lbw, b Attewell 16 B... . 8 b P e e l................... not out ........... b Attew ell.......... c Barnes, b Atte­ well ................... B 3, lb 1 ........... Total.. ...........109 N o r th . Total . First Innings, Mr.J. A. Dixon,b Lohm ann Shrewsbury, not out........... G unn, b Lohm ann ........... Barnes, b Martin ........... Peel, c Shuter, b Lohmann U lyett, b M artin................... Briggs, b M artin................... Lord Hawke, b Beaum ont Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Read, b Martin .......................... Attewell, b Beaum ont ... Shcrwin, c Martin, b Beau­ m ont .................................. B 5, lb 2 ........................... Second Innings, b Lohm ann ... 8 b M artin ...........31 b Beaum ont b Lohm ann c Abel, b L oh ­ m ann ........... b Lohm ann b Lohm ann ... b Lohm ann ... not out b Lohm ann b Lohm ann B ........... , 23 . 18 Total.. , 90 T otal...........109 BOW LIN G ANALYSIS. S o u th . Attewell , Briggs . Peel ... . Barnes . First Innings. O. M. R . W. 40.1 21 37 13 6 4 ........... 0 ........... 0 ........... U lyett... Dixon ... Second Innings. O. M. R. W . 18 71 5 6 49 1 12 52 4 9 29 0 42 15 27 16 2 Lohm ann... Martin Beaum ont... N orth . First Innings. O. M. R. W. 9 33 14 7.4 2 Second Innings. O. M. R. 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