Cricket 1890

154 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OP THE GAME. MAY 29, 1890. S U S S E X v . G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . A fte r three days of generally h ig h scoring, the firs t m atch of the season between these Counties, begun on M onday at B rig h to n , ended yesterday in a -victory fo r Sussex w ith no less th an 221 runs to spare. G lo ucestershire w as better represented th an at M aidstone at the end of last week, as M r. P u lle n w as able to take h is place in the eleven, and also M r. J . A . B u sh . Sussex, h aving won the_ toss, sent in Q uaife and M r. N ew , of Sou th w ick, a firs t appearance, we believe. A t luncheon tim e the total w as 105 w ith two w ickets down, and the in n in g s did not close u n til ju st before s ix o’clo ck. Q uaife and M r. N ew ham were the p rin cip a l scorers, and they put on 109 ru n s for the th ird w icket. T h e form er w as b atting ju st three hours, and though he ought to have been stumped w hen he had got 15, h is 74 w as altogether a cap ital d isplay of sound and attractive batting. M r. N ew ham , on the other hand, w as only in an hour and three- quarters for h is 71, and d uring the la tte r p art of h is in n in g s h is cricke t w as p a rticu la rly fine. G loucestershire, w ho at the end of the first day had scored 13 for the loss of one of th e ir best batsm en (M r. R ad cliffe), h ard ly fared as w e ll as m ig h t have been expected on the follow ing m orning. E ig h t of the eleven got double figures, b ut M r. W . G . G race’s 58 w as the highest score, and he ought to have been caught in the slips w hen be had only got a couple. M r. F ra n c is played care fu lly and w ell for h is 40, and gave no actu al chance d uring the two hours he w as batting. "When Sussex w ent in a second tim e in a m a jo rity of 74 ru n s, Q uaife batted in b rillia n t form , and at the end of the second day, of the 137 m ade for the loss of three w ickets, he had made 78 and Jesse H id e 56, both batsm en being not out. Yesterd ay, H id e added nineteen before he w as caught, b ut Q uaife continued to score freely, and w hen M r. N ew ham declared the in n in g s closed he w as s till in , h aving made 156 of the total of 295 for seven w ickets. In the m atch he scored 230 ru n s for once out, and everyone w ill be h e a rtily glad to see him returning to the exceptionally good form he showed tw o years ago. In h is second score of 156 not out there w as only one chance, to short-leg not long before the in n in g s was closed. Am ong h is figures w ere tw enty-tw o 4’s, tw o 3’s, and th irteen 2’s. G loucestershire w ere in a thankless position w hen th e y went in ju s t Ibefore luncheon, w an tin g 370 to w in w ith only three hours and three-quarters left for p la y . T h e bow ling of B e an and Jesse H id e , too, proved too good to adm it of any ve ry lengthy stand, and though M essrs. R a d ­ cliffe and F ra n c is at one tim e looked like getting set, when the tenth w icket fe ll, w ith the total at 148, Sussex w ere left w ith a very easy victo ry . S ussex . First Innings. Mr. F. C. New, c and b E. M. Grace .......................... 9 Quaife, lbw , b Radcliffe... 74 Bean, c E. M. Grace, b Radcliffe ..........................31 Mr.W. Newham, c Painter, b Radcliffe ...................71 J. Hide, run o u t ...................41 Tebay, c Francis, b Rad­ cliffe ................................... 3 Second Innings. c Francis, b W. G. Grace ... 6 not out ............156 1 b w, b W . G. Grace ........... 0 c Pullen, b E. M. Grace ... 1 b R o b e rts...........' c Cranston, Radcliffe ... 23 G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, lbw, b Sm ith .................................. 0 c J. Hide, b Bean ...........22 Mr. H. H. Francis, b Hum phreys ...................40 c Humphreys, b Bean .30 Mr. W . O. Vizard, b Sm ith 2 b J. H id e .............. 7 Mr. W . G. Grace, c Tebay, b A. H id e ..........................68 b J. Hide ....11 Mr. W . W. P. Pullen, c J. Hide, b Smith...................... 12 c Butt, b Bean 0 Mr. J. Cranston, c Smith, b A. H id e ..............................32 c Bean, b J. Hide .22 Painter, c New, b Smith... 12 c Quaife, b Bean 13 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Tebay, b A. H id e ..............................16 cJ. Hide, b Sm ith . 6 Mr. G. S. de W inton, c Sm ith, b A. Hide ...........11 lbw, b Bean ... 11 Roberts, not out......................24 c Smith, b J. Hide . 8 Mr. J. A. Bush, c Tebay, b J. H id e ............................ 7 not out ..... 3 B 9, lb 4..........................13 E xtras.........15 Total ...................227 Total ...148 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S ussex . First Innings. O. M. R. W . W. G . Grace ... 36 10 71 3 . R oberts ... 45 21 86 0 , E. M. G race ... 24.3 5 50 2 R adcliffe......... 28 7 69 4 Second Innings. O. M. R . W. . ... 28 13 42 2 . ... 47 18 78 3 . ... 18 2 63 1 . ... 14 5 62 1 Pullen ........... 4 1 11 0 Painterl6 4 89 0 Roberts bow led two no-balls. G louce ster shire . First Innings. O. M. R . W. 40 19 82 4 .. 32 9 70 4 .. 12 1 27 1 .. 9.2 2 15 1 .. 9 2 20 0 .. A. Hide ... Smith Hum phreys J. Hide ... B e a n ........... Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 8 4 23 0 ... 8 3 21 1 ... 5 0 14 0 ... 13.1 3 43 4 ... 18 7 31 5 M A R L B O R O U G H B L U E S v. O A T L A N D S P A R K . Played at O atlands P a rk on M ay 26. O a tla n d s P ark . Mr. C. A. Smith, 1b w, b W . G. G race ...................33 b R oberts ... Hum phreys, not out...........15 b Roberts ... Charlwood, lbw, b W . G. G ra c e .................................. 2 not out A. Hide, st Bush, b W .G . G ra ce .................................. 2 Butt, 1 b w, b E. M. Grace 6 B 18,1 b 1 ...................14 Extras ...1 1 T otal .................. 301 T otal ...295 C r ic k e t e r s .— B e st < - C 6 f r 3 G oods b e a r th is M a r k .— A d v t. W . H. C. Wilson, c Bradley, b Kitcat... 41 J. M. Broad, c Leach, b Buckland ........... 2 E. Hume, b Kitcat ... 2 J. M. W eatherby, b Houseman ...........80 H.P.Thomas.b K itcat 0 K. Bruce, c Money, b B u ck law .................. 1 H. L. G. Hill, c and b K it c a t ................... 10 lies, c Weeding, b Buckland ........... 6 Rev.A.G.B. Atkinson, not out ...................24 H.E.Avory, c Wilson, b H ousem an... H. Debenham, K itcat ........... B 5, lb 3, w 1 Total ... 2 b ... 15 ... 9 ...142 M arlborough B lu e s . G. E. W. Money, c and b lies ...........21 J. Leach, b Thom as 7 S.A.P.Kitcat.c Bruce, b D ebenham ...........84 H. de L . Houseman, b Atkinson..................16 H. Freeman, c lies, b A tkinson.................. 12 T. W . Weeding, b Debenham ...........18 H. M. Prescott, c and b Debenham... N. A. Mercer, biles... A. V. Buckland, c Avory, b lie s ........... A.G. Bradley, not out P. K. Wilson, b Debenham ........... B 4 , l b l , w 2 Total ...........1 M A R L B O R O U G H B L U E S C O L L E G E . v . E P S O M Played at Epsom on M ay 24. M a rlb o ro u g h B lu e s . ~ run H. Reynolds, out .......................... 21 R. F. A. Orr, b Jones 74 S. A. P. K itcat, lun out ..........................23 T.Leach, b O’Connor 21 H. de L. Houseman, b Jones.......... ........... 0 C. McDonald, lbw, b O’C onner.................. 2 A. G. Bradley, b Jones..........................12 A. V. Buckland, b Jones ...................13 H. M. Prescott, c Baker, b Jones ... T. W . Weeding, not out ........................... B 11, lb 3 ...........14 Total ...182 E psom C ollege . A. J. Newsom, b P r e s c o tt ..................13 F. A. Oldaker, c K it­ cat, b Buckland ... 28 N.Levick, b Reynolds 13 A. E. Baker, b R ey­ nolds .......................... 3 R. H. Hayne, b Buck­ land .......................... 0 Rev. O. Jones, F. S. Stanwell and E. M. Corner did not bat. M. H. Baker, b Rey­ nolds ................... 4 E. C. M ontgomery, b Buckland ........... 2 G. P. O’Connor, not out ........................... 0 T o ta l. 63 C R O Y D O N v . W H IT G IF T S C H O O L . Played at Croydon on M ay 24. Croydon. L. Smith, run out ... 5 A. J. Clarke, not out 28 J. H. Hardy, c and b 10 Alderson...................13 C. F. Cattle, c Warner,b Harrison 5 F. J. Rolls, 1 b w, b Harrison................... W, R. Adam s, b Warner .................. G. F. Long, c Brodie, b Harrison ........... A. H ill, b Harrison ... R. J. J. Shrim pton, b W arner .................. W . Brnnt, b Warner H. T. Hip well, retired hurt ........... 21 B 9,1 b 2 Total 11 ...122 W h itg ift S chool . R. Brodie, run o u t ... 0 Wallis, retired........... 4 Rev. G. H. Huddle- stone, 1 b w, b Rolls 1 Mollard, b R olls ... 18 D odd, b Shrim pton 4 Mason, run ou t..........13 Harrison, b Hardy ... 4 Thwaites, b Shrim p­ ton ........................... Warner,b Shrim pton Aldereon, b Shrim p­ ton ........................... Brown, not ou t........... B4, l b l , w l . n b l T o t a l........... C R O Y D O N v. A D D IS C O M B E . Played at Croydon on M ay 26. C roydon. A. Hill, b Garland ... 2 W. R. Adams, c and b Garland ........... 1 R. J. J. Shrimpton, b Martyr .................. 67 F. J. Rolls, b W ilt­ shire .......................... 1 G. Spicer, b Garland 0 A. J. Clarke, c G ar­ land, b Martyr ... 4 R. Archer, b M illard 67 A. W . Martin, b Martyr ................... i A. E. Drage, c Lutte, b Millard................... 0 W . Brunt, not o u t... 23 J. A. Archer, c Hill, b Millard...................11 B 24,1 b 1 ...........25 T o t a l...........205 A ddisoombe . First Innings. Second Innings. F. Millard, b Bhrimpton... 4 b Drage F. T. Wiltshire, c Rolls, b Archer .......................... 41 E. F. Garland, c R. Archer, b Rolls .......................... 9 b Hill ... A. Malden, c Shrim pton, b R . Archer ...................47 26 10 R. Martyr, b R. Archer ... 0 E .F . Lutte, b Shrim pton 5 T. P. Austen, c Martin, b R. A rch er.......................... 7 T. Wiltshire, b R. Archer 0 T. F. Perrin, b R. Archer 8 E. Wiltshire, not out ... 1 B 10,1 b 8 ...................13 Total ..................135 c Shrim pton, b Archer ........... 10 c Rolls, b Archer 0 n otou t lbw, b Hill... , 12 12 c sub., b Brunt 1 B 14, lb l, w 3 18 T otal ... 89 C R O Y D O N v . A D D IS C O M B E . Played at Addiscom be on M ay 26. Croydon. H. R . Groom, c J., b F. G ra n t................... 1 E. R. W ilkinson, not out ............................116 0. W . M. Feist, l b w , b J. Grant ...........65 W . T. Grant, c J., b F . G ra n t... ........... 1 A. W. Allan, run out 2 H. W. Ward, b F. Grant ................... 3 0 J. Aris, b J. G ra n t... J. C. Neech, cSerres, b F. Grant ........... a S. J. Ching, c R. Langton,b F.Grant 10 W. J. K. Flinton, c J. Grant, b R. Lang­ ton ........................... 8 G . F. Long, run out 5 B 5 , l b 4, w 2 ... 11 J. Grant, b Ching ... 45 F. Grant, b Ching ... 10 R. Langton, c W ard, b Allan ................... 6 R. J. Grant, l b w , b Neech A. C. Field, c Ward, b Ching .................. Rev. H. A. Serres, b Ching .................. M. Hughes, c Ward, b Ching .................. Total ....... 216 A ddisoombe . First Innings. W. Lemm on, b Ching ................. 0 E. Langton, c Long, b Feist ................16 A. Dees, n ot out ... 8 F. Clay, c Aris, b F eist....................... 10 B 1 5 , 1b 3, w 1 ... 19 T ota l ...143