Cricket 1890

10 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. JAN. 27, 1890. CR ICKET IN SINGAPORE. (From a Correspo ndent ). THE SINGAPORE FIRST XI. v. NEXT XXII. Played at Singapore on November 9 and ended in a draw. Cook (an old King’s College London man), and Ross as usual played a good all-round game, the former taking eight wickets for 87 and the latter nine for 26. T he XXII. C. H. Lightfoot, run Dr. Simon, c Free­ out ........................ 9 land, b Cook... 8 J. 0. Ruston, b C. Donaldson, b C o o k ........................ 10 R oss................. 1 Priv. Lachford, b Priv. H y d e , b Ross ........................ 15 Hornby .......... Priv. Hall, b Ross M. S. Chambers, 7 Priv. Taylor, c Gar3 rard, b Cook .......... 1 ’b W . Fox, b R oss.......... 2 Ross................. 0 Dr. Ellis, R.N., b J. Rodesse, c Free­ C o o k ........................ 1 land, b Cook... 6 C. S. Brown, b Ross... 2 H. Tregarthen, st Capt. Prothero, b Higginbotham, b Smith........................ 2 Cook................. 16 J. H. Stevens, b Priv. Line, b Cook 1 Ross ........................ 3 T. C. de Braddell, st A. Dennis, not out ... 4 Higginbotham, b C. Stringer, c Cook, Cook... .......... 1 b H ornby................. 8 B 18, w 1 ... 19 Dr. Craig, R.N., b — R o s s ........................ 7 Total ... ...181 Lieut. Macnamara, o McDougal, b R o s s ........................ 5 S in g a po r e R e c r e a tio n C l u b . First Innings. Second Innings. S. Mowe, b Birch .......... 2 C. M. Van Cuylemberg, c Logan, b Birch .......... 5 b Birch .......... 5 J. R Chopard, c Howel, b De S ou za ........................ 0 not out .......... 15 D. E. Woodford, c and b B irch ............................... 28 T. De Cruze, c and b B ir c h ............... ., .......... 3 b^Birch .......... 0 A. Coveney, c Collings, b B iro h ............................... 1 not out .......... 12 A. Smith, b Howel .......... 8 c and b Birch ... 12 E. L. 8eth, c De Souza, b Howel............................... 9 c Collings, b Birch .......... 0 J. B. Westerhout, not out 1 c Logan, b De Bouza ... ... 3 McIntyre, c Howel, b B irch ................................ 0 R. Tessensohn, c Braddel, b Birch ......................... 0 Extra ........................ 1 E xtras......... 3 Total ................. 58 Total ... 50 T he XI. First Innings. Lieut. Higginbotham, b Lachford ........................ 7 G. H. Miller, c Lightfoot, b Lachford ................. 1 F. V. Hornby, b Lach­ ford ................................ 2 John Cook, c Hide, b Line ............................... 15 F. George, c Prothero, b Line ............................... 0 Lieut. E. O. Smith, b Line ............................... 0 Capt. Carden, R.A., b Line ............................... 7 Capt. McDougal, c Line, b Lachford ........................ 3 A. J. Ross, b Lachford ... 18 C. G. Garrard, b H all......... 1 Lieut. Freeland, not out... 3 Lb 1, nb 3 ................ 3 Total ... .........60 Second Innings, b Lachford ... 2 c Donaldson, b Lightfoot ... 0 run out b Stringer... b Stringer... not out not out c Taylor, Rodesse ... b Lightfoot ... 11 ... 17 ... 7 B 7, lb 1, w 1 9 Total ... 81 SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB v. MALACCA. Played at Malacca on Nov. 2. M a la c c a . First Innings. H. B. Collings, b Chopard 5 J. B. Westerhout, c Coveney, b Chopard ... 13 J. Howel, run out .......... l E. W . Birch, c Seth, b Second Innings. c Coveney, b Chopard b Coveney.......... st De Cruze, b Coveney.......... Chopard ................. ... 4 C. Logan, b Woodford ... 12 B. Derry, c Mowe, b Coveney ........................ S. Pillay, c Mowe, b Chopard ... ................. S. E. Gwyer, b Woodford 3 R. W. Braddel, c Mowe, b Chopard ........................11 R. C. F&lkner, rnn out ... 1 J. F. De Souza, not o u t... 6 Extras ... ... 9 not out c Mowe, Chopard 3 16 0 8 cand b Chopard 3 c De Cruze, b Chopard run out .......... MR. HORNBY'S XI. v. MR. STRINGER’S XV. Played at Singapore on Dec. 13. Mr. H ornby ’ s XI. First Innings. Lieut. Higginbotham, b Line ................. 3 Dr. Smith, b Mc­ Kenzie ................. 0 F. V Hornby, b Mc­ Kenzie ................. 0 J. Cook, b Smith ... 21 A. Y. Gahagan, b Smith ................. 4 C.Lightfoot.c Spinks, b Smith ................. L In the Second Innings Higginbotham scored (not out) 15, J. Cook, (not out) 25, P. Raven, c De Cruz, b Line 8; .b 8.—Total, £6, M r . S tr in g e r ’ s XV. A.. J. Ross, b Spinks F. George, b Spinks Lieut. Boileau, b Spinks .......... P. Raven, not out Lieut. Freeland, Spinks .......... B ................. Total ... F. G. Penny, b Ross... 1 Capt. Carden, c Gahagau, b Ross ... 10 Lieut. Alford, b Ross 24 Priv. Line, c Boileau, b Ross ................. S. DeCruz, b Ross ... A. P. Talbot, c Cook, b Hornby......... R. McKenzie, George, b Smith Corp. Spinks, b Ros3 13 A. C o v e n e y , b Hornby ................. 0 3 0 ... 17 14 C.M.Van Cuylenberg c Higginbotham,b Hornby ................. 3 C. S t r in g e r , b R oss........................ 1 Priv. Lachford, c Cook, b R o jg ........ 0 D. Woodford, c Boileau, b Ross ... 15 R. Norris, not o u t.. 0 A. Smith, absent ... 0 B ........................ 6 T otal..........107 HUNDRED S IN INTER-SCHOOLS MATCHES. A correspondent has kindly sent us a list of the scores of a hundred runs and upwards in the matches between the leading Public Schools. The list has been prepared with great care, but in some cases the material is not as com plete as could be wished, and its com piler does not claim that it is perfect. W ith a view to make it as accurate as possible, we shall be glad to receive particulars of any errors or om issions. Over 200. N ame .D at *. F or . A gainst .S core H.E.D.Hammond 1884 Lancing Brighton 214* H. S. Schwann ... 1887 Clifton Sherborne 209* W. Rashleigh...... 1884 Tonbridge Dulwich 203 Over 100. F. T. Higgins...... 1882 Wstmnstr.Charterhse.171* E. H. F. Bradby 18?5 Rugby Marlboro’ 110 H.B. Champaln... 1883 CheJtnhm. Clifton 167 T. W. Patterson .. 1875 Uppinghm. Repton 165 A, H. Heath ...... 1875 Clifton Cheltenhm.164 A. O. Hubbard ... 1883 Tonbridge Brighton 162 T. Pellatt............. 1883 Lancing Brighton 161 W. Rashleigh...... 188 i Tonbridge Lanoing 160 E. T. Gurdon...... 1874 HalleyburyWellingtonl52* E. Bayley............. 1841 Eton Harrow 152 H. G. Wyld.......... 1885 Dulwich Tonbridge 147 A. L. Meyrick...... 1826 WinchesterHarrow 146* G. A. Coulby ...... 1888 Charterhse.Wstmnstr.144* v G. L. Wilson ...... 1887 Brighton Highgato 143 ^ k M. P. Bowden...... 1883 Dulwich Felstead 142*\ a , WinchesterHl J. H. Kelsey.......... 1886 Repton Malvern 139 \ - b Coveney.......... 0 c and b Coveney 0 b Chopard.......... 0 Extras.......... 7 Total 75 Total 32 C R I C K E T CHIRPS. C a p t . G r e e n w a y carried his bat through first innings of Calcutta Club v. Mr. Vernon’s English Amateur team at Calcutta on Dec. 27. He scored 130 out of 249. B o se , playing for Calcutta Schools v. St. Paul’s School at Calcutta last month, carried out his bat in the second innings for 30out of 71. C. J. E ady , the Tasmanian Bonnor, whom H. F. Boyle, we believe, is intent on trying in Australia this winter, with a view to test his capabilities for a place in the Australian team, is only nineteen years old, and stands between 6ft. 2in, and 6ft. 4in. in his stocking feet. L. H. M a cleod carried his bat through the innings for Wellington v. Break of Day at Hobart Town on December 7. He scored 57 out of a total of 123. D. C. D avey carried his bat through the second innings of Natal v. Kimberley at Kim berley on Jan. 1. He scored 62 out of 105. T h e Stoke Newington C.C. holds a smoking concert at the Cock Hotel, Highbury, on Thursday February 20. Bedford 124* Winohestr. 194 Clifton 1M*<^ Brighton 190 v Winchestr. 119 Lanoing ll'J*v'vT Harrow 11T” H. Philipson ...... 1885 Eton H. R. Heatly ...... 1870 Marlboro’ Cheltenhm.137* H. B. M&pleton ... 1882 Clifton Sherborne 197 A. K. Watson ... 1885 Harrow Eton 135 R. L. Knight ...... 1877 Clifton Gheltenhm.l&O M. Hamilton... 1884 Cheltnhm. Clifton 130 * W. Fairbanks...... 1872 Clifton Oheltenhm.189* ' A. G. Steel .......... 1877 Marlboro’ Rugby 1J8 C. J. R. Richards 1889 Lanoing Tonbridge 196* * v H.G. L. W yld...... 1886 Dulwich B uford Vs* W. D. Llewelyn... 1887 Eton H. C. Bradby...... 1887 Rugby A. Hammond...... 1884 Lancing Hon. H. Coventry 1886 Eton G.H. Cotterill...... 1885 Brighton A. W. Ridley ...... 1871 Eton W. S. Patterson... 1873 Uppinghm. Haileyburyllfl R. H. B. Taylor ... 1876 Cheltenhm. Clifton C. P. Foley .......... 1886 Eton Harrow L. C. H. Palairet 1887 Repton Malvern W. F. Forbes...... 1876 Eton Harrow A. W. T. Daniel... 1860 Harrow Eton R. 51. Bush .......... 1875 Clifton Cheltnhm. Ill J.R. Head............. 1886 Clifton Sherbrne. 1C9 C. T. Ottaway ... 1869Eton Harrow 108 oo R. B. Hoare............ 1888 Harrow Eton 108 tio J. B. Harrey ...... 1884 Stonyhurst Loretto 106 G. S. Saxton...... 1877 Clifton Cheltenhm.104 C.B.KeithFalconer^S Charterhse.Wstmnstr. 103 Hon.A. Lytteltonl875 Eton Winchester ICQ fi C. O. Cooper......... 1886Dulwich Bedford 102 B. Crawley............. 1885Harrow Eton 100 Between Scotch Public Schools. j F. C. Jones.......... 1886 MerchistonR.Hgh.Sch. 128^^ L. R. Paterson 1885 Loretto ..Fettes 122 H. R. Jardine ... 1886Fettes R.Hgh.Sch. 121* M. R. Jardine ... 1888Fettes Loretto 115 M. R. Jardine ... 1888Fettes Acadl. Sch. 110* J. B. Jameson ... 1886 Fettes R.Hgh.Sch. 100 Two scores of over 100 in an innings are H. E. D. Hammond and A. Hammond, Lancing v. Brighton 1884; A. K. Watson and E. Crawley, Harrow v. Eton 1885; H. G. L. Wyld and C. O. Cooper, Dulwich v. Bedford 1886; H. R. Jardine and J. B. Jameson, Fettes v. Royal High School 1886. T h e A ustralasian states that there is a chance of H. Moses joining the Australian team now in course of formation for England. “ F ores ’ S p o r t in g N otes an d S k e t c h e s ” for this month contains an ariicle by Somer­ ville Gibney on “ Sensational Cricket in America,” and some verses on “ Cricket in America ” by “ Chameleon.” I n a match between the Noiwood and North Adelaide Clubs at Adelaide on Nov. 23, G. Giffen took all ten wickets of the latter. To take the last wicket, though, he had to break the rules by bowling two oyers in succession. NEXT ISSUE, FEBRUARY 27.