Cricket 1890

JUNE 12, 1890, C R ICK E T : A W EEK L Y KECORD OP THE GAME . 181 RICHMOND v. M.C.O. & G. Played at Richmond on June 7. M.C.O. a n d G. Street, A. S. Stopford, c Tubby, b Brown ... 47 Bean, b Brown............16 J. A. Pease, c Tubby, b Baker ..................122 H. S. Turberville, b Baker ................ ,39 D. C. Lee, o James, b Baker ................... 11 F. W. Maude, b Brown ... ......... 7 G. H. P, Baker ................ 0 J. Turner, b Tubby... 16 Whiteside, b Baker J. H. Farmer, not out ........................ li Pickett, c Brown, b Baker ................. B 19, 1b 6, n b 1 Total ...312 R ichm ond . F. W. Bush, b Pickett H. S. Bush, b Pickett A. Leechman, b Pickett .................. E. P. James, b Pickett ................. A. Holt, b Pickett ... F, O. Tubby, b Pickett ................. W. W. Reeve, t Pickett ................. Brown, b Farmer ... 9 A. Y. Fullerton, not out ........................ 14 W. Barker, not out... N b ................. Total 76 N, B. Baker did not bat. WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. SHER­ BORNE SCHOOL. Played at Wellington College on June 4 and 5. W e l li n g t o n G. T. Mordaunt, c Leathes, b Rutty... 98 R. A. Birley, c Buck- master, b Clare ... 40 M. D. Wood, b Swan- w ic k ........................93 R. H. Raphael, b C lare........................ 6 B. A. Batchelor, c Buckmaster,b Clare 0 E. B. Macnaghten, b Rogerson .......... 4 C o l l e g e . D. H. Blundell, run out ........................24 G. H. Lyon, c Edwards, b Clare E. W. Denny, c Rogerson, b Clare E. P. Beard, not oat R. W. Fox, c Buck- master, b Clare ... B 7,lb 7 .......... 14 Total S h erbo bn e S c h o o l . First Innings. A.W. F. Rutty, b Beard ... 10 W. J. Lambert, b Denny... 9 W. H. Randolph, b Dennv 3 E. Dixon, c Mordaunt, d Denny............................... 0 J. O. Stranger-Leathes, b Birley............................... 11 not oat R . L. Leigh-Claro, not out ............................... Second Innings. not out ..........50 c and b Birley ... 11 b Mordaunt ... “ Raphael, Lyon G. M. Carey, run out.......... 4 J. Edwards, c and b Birley 0 E. D. Swanwick, lbw, b M ordaunt........................44 H. C. Buckmaster, b Mor­ daunt ............................... 1 T. C. Rogerson, b Denny 4 B 6, lb 2, w 1, nb 1 ... 10 T o t a l.................124 c D e n n y , Birley ... 25 , 23 B 8, lb 1, w 1 10 Total ...130 KENT v. NOTTS. The ground at Gravesend is, as a general rule, fast, and all in favour of run-getting. At the end of last week, though, it was suffering from the heavy rains just previously, and the scoring was throughout slow and laboured. Kent, who lost the toss, had to take the field first, but so good was their out cricket that it took the Nottinghamshire eleven four hours andtwenty minutes to complete a total of 208. The only features of the innings were the exceptionally fine crioket of Arthur Shrewsbury at the outset, and a very useful stand by Butler and Attewell for the eighth wioket. Shrewsbury, who as usual opened the batting, was sixth out. At the wicket just over two hours and a half, he did not give even the semblance of a chance, and he scored more than his fair share of the runs, contri­ buting 83 out of 114 while he was in. Attewell and Butler put on 78 runs, and the former, who had been resting for the last week or so owing to a strain, hit hard and well for his 54, with only one mistake, when he had got 15. Kent, who on Thursday night had scored 24 without a wicket, would have made a poor show but for the unvarying steadiness of Mr, Daffen. Going in first he saw nine batsmen go, and was, unfortunately, himself the last out. To be in four hours and a half against the bowling of Notts is of itself a great perfor­ mance, and in Mr. Daffen’scase it was empha­ sised by the fact that as far as we saw he gave no chance. His consistent watchfulness was worthy of the highestpraise, and in their latest addition to the eleven Kent have certainly found a very useful and reliable batsman. Kent, who had just managed to save the follow on, put their opponents in on Friday for an hour and a half, and so difficult did the Nottingham batsmen find it to score that in that time they were only able to secure 42 runs at the expense of one wicket. On Saturday morning Gunn and Flowers added 58 before they were separated, and when the second wicket fell Notts were 173 on. Some un­ necessarily tedious cricket followed Attewell’s dismissal, and Scotton, who was actually batt­ ing two hours for six, and Butler, while they were together, only added 37 runs in an hour and a quarter. In the hope of winning, Mr. Wright, who captained the Notts eleven in the absence of Mr. Dixon, closed his innings with the total 157 for five wickets. This left Kent with 231 to get, and as only two hours and a half remained their only chance was to play out time. Mr. Marchant and George Hearne put on 49, but after the former’s retirement things went all in favour of Notts, and when Pentecost came in on the fall of the eighth wicket forty minutes were still left. A defeat for Kent then seemed certain, but the last two batsmen fortunately gave Hearne very useful help, and at the finish Martin played with great pluck and judgment. In spite of the excellent bowling of Shacklock, Attewell, and Richardson, supported by close fielding, Hearne and Martin kept up their wickets till the end, and tha game was after all left drawn, Kent wanting 133 runs to win with one batsman to go. Hearne’s innings was invaluable. He never lost his head till the last, and his judgment at the finish, when the game hung in the balance, was invaluable. A collection of £5 10s. was made on the ground in appreciation of his masterly display, and of this a£l 5s. was given to Martin. N o t t s . First Innings. *Second Innings. Shrewsbury, c A., b G. Hearne ........................83 Barnes, b Martin .......... 5 Mitchell, b c Marchant, Wright ... 7 run out ... 10 b Wright b 8 not out Gunn, c Wright .......... Floweis, b Wright Scotton, c A. Hearne, Martin............................ Mr.C.W.Wright, c Daffen, b Barton ........................ 1 b Wright ... Butler, b Martin.................24 not out Shacklock, c and b Barton 0 Attewell, c A. Hearne, b Barton...............................51 run out ... Richardson, not ou t......... 5 Sherwin, c Fox, b Martin 7 B 4, lb 5........................... 9 B 7, lb 1 8 T o t a l.................208 Total ...157 * Innings declared finished. K e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. Daffen, c and b Attewell ........................57 b Shacklock ... 2 A. Hearne, c Bherwin, b Attewell ........................14 b Shacklock ... 1 G. G. Hearne,b Barnes 7 not out ....... 42 Mr.F.Marchant, c Wright, b F low ers........................ 7 b Attewell....... 25 Mr. C. J. M. Fox, c Sher­ win, b Barnes ... ........... 4 Mr. L. Wilson, run out ... 5 Barton, c and b Barnes ... 0 Mr. C. Mitchell, b Barnes 6 Gunn, b W. Wright, Barnes... ., 6 c and b Rich­ ardson .......... b Attewell... ... c Shacklock, b Richardson ... c Sherwin, b Richardson ... c Sherwin, b Richardson ... Pentecost,c Richardson, b Attewell ........................18 c Barnes, b Shacklock ... 5 F. Martin, not out .......... 4 not out ............ 3 B ............................... 7 B 7, lb 1 ... 8 Total ...135 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o t t s . First Innings. O. M. R. W. 49 28 65 2 39.117 50 13 5 29 Wright... Martin... Fox Barton... G.G. Hearne 9 A. Daflfen ... 4 A. Hearne ... 4 16 Second Innings. O. M. R. W ... 77 47 62 3 ... 61 39 52 0 17 6 First Innings. K en t . O. M. R. W. Attewell ...44 327 29 3 Shacklock... 25 14 25 0 Barnes.......... 38 22 40 5 Flowers ... 34 18 34 1 Richardson... 23 11 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 34 21 26 2 3 15 40 8 WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. I ZINGARI. Played at Wellington College on June 7. I Z in g a b i . G. Macan, c Weigall, Prince Christian Vic­ b D en n y................. 1 tor, c Mordaunt, b C. Montgomery, rim Beard ................. 12 out ........................ 2 C. K. Francis, c Mor­ H. J. Mordaunt, run daunt, b Raphael 84 out ........................ 36 H. W. Studd, c Fox, Hon. G. Cadogan, c b W o o d ................. 3 Macnaghten, b Lord Chelsea, b Ra­ Beard........................ 35 phael ................. 16 Capt. Wheble, b MorDudleyLeigh.not out 1 daunt ................. 79 B 14, lb 2, nb 4 ... 20 Capt. Sutherland, b — R ap h ael................. 0 Total .......... 289 W e l l in g t o n C o l le g e . R. H. Raphael, not out ................ ... 27 E. B. Macnaghten. G. J. Mordaunt, b Studd ................. 0 R. A. Birley, b Studd 12 M. O.Wood,b Francis 75 D. H. Blundell, lbw, b Studd ................. 14 L. J. V. Weigall, c Macan.b Wheble... 7 E. W. Denny, c Ma- can, b Wheble ... 13 R. W. Fox, E. P. Bteard, and G. L. Tragett did not bat. not out B 2, lb 1... Total 39 3 ...190 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. ELIOT PLACE SCHOOL. Played at Lee on June 7. G r a n v il l e . First Innings. F. A. D. Parry, lbw, b Escom be................. 0 J.E. Holmes, c Craig, b Escombe .......... 5 W. L. Harris, b Escombe.................11 F. E. Lander, c Craig, b Yeoman ... 20 R. F. Taylor, b Yeo­ man ........................ 0 W. Greer, c and b Escombe.................11 J.O.Wilson,bEscombe 2 In the Second Innings Lander scored (not out) 6, Greer, b Johnson 19, Helder, b Johnson 14, Moore, b Craig 27, Brown, b Valentine 24; extras 13-Total, 103. E lio t P lace S ch o o l . F. Edwards, Escombe, b Travers ................. 0 W. Helder, c Craig, b Yeoman .......... 8 A. N. Moore, b Yeo­ man ........................ 3 S. Brown, not out ... 2 Extras.................15 Total 77 G. H. Valentine, c Harris, b Brown ... W. Creak, b Moore... J. Escombe, b Moore F. Travers, b Brown E. S. Craig, b Moore H. Yeoman, b Brown J, Gibbon, b Brown S. Duck, b Moore ... F. Shaw, not out ... W . E. Johnson, c Wilson, b M oore... R. Travers, b Brown Extras................. Total ..........! GRANVILLE (LEE) v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at East Acton on June 7. G r a n v ille . Total ... 931 J. Wilson, jun., b F. W. E. Poulsom b Clemence .......... 77 Cheesman ... 4 P. P. Lincoln, b H. W. Edwards, c Cheesman .......... 0 Schooling, b F. C. J. M. Godfrey, b Clemence ... 4 F. C lem ence.......... 32 A. B. Layman, b F. J. S. Clarkson, c Clemence ... 15 Carter, b Jarvis ... 10 E.H. Wright, not out 5 W . Morris, rim out 20 Extras.......... ... 21 C. H. Mason, b F. — Clemence ... ... 20 Total „. ...330 W. Edwards, b F. Clemence ... ... 1?