Cricket 1890

2 0 6 C R IC K E T : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME ; JUNE 19, 1890. — ; .p-L.-a___-j— PERIPATETICS WEEK AT OXFORD. PERIPATETICS v. KEBLE COLLEGE. Played on June 2. P e r ip a t e t ic s . b A. Y. Baxter, c Wil­ kinson, b Taberer 48 J. M. Lucas, b Wilkinson ..........24 E. B. Firth, c Cum* ming, b Wilkinson 11 C. H. Seton* b Cum- m in g... ..* .......... 8 F. A. W. How, b Cumming .......... 2 R. J. Jourdain, b Taberer ................. 1 Bonham-Carter, T a b erer.......... ,.. J. W. M. Onslow, b T a b erer................. D. De Villiers, b Taberer ... .......... F. H. Birch, not out J.B. Oakley, c Wilkinson, b Cum­ ming ................. Extras... .......... 15 Total J. R. Sypers, not out 69 W. 0. Greaves, c Onslow, b Firth ... 15 H M. Taberer, c Villiers, b Onslow 24 K e b l e C o l l e g e . G. Coming, not out 25 E xtras.......... ... 2 Total ...135 The rest did not bat. PERIPATETICS v. PEMBROKE COLLEGE. Played on June 3. P e m b r o k e C o l l e g e . L. H. Evans, run out 1 M. D. Browne, b G. Lewis, b WilkinWilkinson .......... 0 son .......... .......... 13 W . G. Carew, b A. B. Morlond, b Wilkinson .......... 4 Lucas ................. 0 W . C. Barlow, b J.B. Kitson.c Onslow, Lucas ................. 3 b Firth ................. 0 S. W . Cocks, st J. C. M. Chitty, b Baxter, b Wilkin­ Lucas ................. 17 son ........................ 5 A. M. Upton, c and b R. Vaughan, not out 1 Lucas ... ... ... 9 Extras................. 2 R. J. M. Borough, b — Lucas........................ 0 Total .......... 55 P e r ip a t e t ic s . b J. B. Oakley, Barlow .................19 J. M. Lucas,b Kitson 24 A. L. Thomas, c Cocks, b Evans ...49 E. B. Firth, b Cocks 1 C. E. Wilkinson, c Chitty, b Evans ... 11 Tho rest did not bat. A. Y. B a x t e r , o Borough, b Evans 5 C. Dunlop, not out... 22 F. H. Birch, not out 11 E xtras................ 17 Total ...159 PERIPATETICS v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Played on June 4. P e r ip a t e t ic s . and b B. Wood, Sowler ..................20 A. Y. Baxter, c Taylor, b Sowler 13 E. E. Lea, c Sowler, 8t 19 51 b Taylor C. H. Levick, Ogilvie, b Taylor fl. A. Rudd, lbw, Taylor ................. 4 University College did not bat. E. B. Firth, b Taylor 0 J. M. Onslow, b Sowler ................21 J. M. Lucas, not out 16 R. Arrow Smith, not out ...........................0 Extras ............... 19 Total 163 PERIPATETICS v. MERTON COLLEGE Played on June 5. M er to n C o l l e g e . C.E.SlocockjcLevick, b Baxter ... ........... 74 G.Wood, c Llewelyn, b L ev ick ........................ 14 O. Parry, b Birch ... 12 F. Ritchie, b Sewell... 0 B. Peacock, b Sewell 1 A. Evans, b Sewell... 5 E. Bartrum ,bLevick 31 J. P. Lowe, b Levick 3 P e r ip a t e t ic s . B. Stedall, c Rudd, b Levick ................. 1 F. Parker, lbw, b Levick ................. 2 C. F. Thomson, not out ......................... 0 Extras.................17 Total ...160 A.Y. Baxter, b Thom­ son ... ... ... 40 A. Hepburn, c Wood, b Slocock................. 0 J. C. Llewelyn, c Peacock,b Bartrum 8 C. H. Levick, b Bar­ trum ................. ;.. 4 J.M.Lucas,c Slocock, b Bartrum H. A. Rudd, c Slo­ cock, b Bartrum... 9 A. P. Sewell, fnot out .................‘ ... 12 H. Tollinson, not out ... .................. 2 T. Mylne, b Parry 20 Extras ... ... 8 PERIPATETICS v. B. N. C, Played on June 6. P e r ip a t e t ic s . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Llewelyn, lbw, b B ra d ford .......................... 0 b Bradford......... 3 J. M. Onslow, b Browne ... 0 L. Thomas, b Bradford ... 6 c Bradford, b Parkin .......21 C. H. Levick, c Parkin, b Browne ........................ 16 c Barker, b Lyon 17 G. Dunlop, b Bradford ..4 0 b Leigh ... ... 6 W. E. Wilkinson, b Brad­ ford ................. ... ... 6 cL yon, bParkin 6 C. Stone, b B row n e.......... 0 E.J S. Bartrum, b Brad­ ford ..............................* 0 H. Hart Davies, 0 Fox, b Bradford ......................... 7 A. Van Neck, c and b Leigh.................................. 2 J. F. Buckley, not out ... 0 not out ... ... 4 0 Barker, bLyon 6 Total ..........87 B. N. C. Extras..........10 Total ... 73 R. E. Leigh, cDavies, b Thomas .......... 2 W. H. Parkin, b Dunlop .................35 B. N. Bradford, b Dunlop ................. 1 H. F. Fox,st Llewelyn b Stone .................14 R. G. Coventry, c and b Dunlop....................28 F. Watkinson, c Davies, b Stone ... 0 L. R. Browne, c Thomas, b Stone 11 V. Stonhouse, b Bar­ trum .................11 E. Lyon, run out ... 1 F. G. Barker, not out ........................ 0 R. H. Daun, 'st Llewelyn, b Stone 4 Extras ................. 5 Total ...112 PERIPATETICS v. WORCESTER COLL. Played on June 7. W o r c e s t e r C o l l e g e . b C. L. Elwell, Sewell .................12 F. E. Jones, b Stone 7 J. H. Haynes, c and b Dunlop ................. 1 L. D. Wainwright, c Stone, b Dunlop ... 0 M. A. Edwards, b Dunlop ................. 3 G. C. Lempriere, b Dunlop ................. 0 W. B. Wood, c and b Dunlop .................36 P e r ip a t e t ic s . A. H. Gurney, b Levick ................. 7 C. T. Marcon, b Dunlop .......... ... 31 W. F. Barber, b Dunlop ... ..........18 H. T. Tirfen, not out 0 Extras.................20 Total ...135 J. C. Llewelyn, b Elwell ................. 1 G. L. Bates, run out 5 C. H. Levick, b Bar­ ber ........................15 R. H. Hignett.c Lem­ priere, b Elwell ... 13 C. Dunlop, st Wain­ wright, b Barber ... 6 A. L. Briscoe and C. B. Peacock, b Jones 5 A. P. Sewell, not out 21 W.Egerton, b Elwell 15 J. F. Buckley, b Wood ................. 5 Extras.................14 T o t a l..........ICO Stone did not bat. EALING v. KENSINGTON PARK. Played at Ealing on June 11. E a l in g . S. F. Wood, cThomp- son, b Coxon.......... H. Gossage, 1bw, b Browne ................. A. A. Cobb, c Coxon, b Bettington.......... A. E. Ironmonger, b Coxon ... .......... R. Pearce, b Betting­ ton ........................ Hay, c Bettington, b Browne .......... Jackson, b Finch... 29 Daw, c and b Browne ...............19 Holland, b Browne... 2 Smith, b Finch........... 0 Dobson, not out ... 1 B 8, lb 3, w 1 ... 12 Total ...155 K e n s in g t o n P a r k . F. W. French, b Ironm onger.......... 1 E. G. Finch, not out ........................ 6 Hawkesworth, not out ......................... 6 B 5, lb 2, w 3 ... 10 T otal..........103 J. M. Onslow and T. BirCh did not bat. C.H. Trimner,cCobb, b P earce................. E.J.Coxon, bGossage J. H. Bettington, c andb Gossage........ A. H. Browne, b Pearce ................. W. F. Thompson, c Cobb, b Jackson ... 21 Total E. A. Blackwell, c Woods, b Jackson 11 R. E. B. Roe, lbw, b Pearce ..............;. 0 E. Mitchell did not bat. ...103 L. J. 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