Cricket 1890

JUNE 26,1890. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 2 1 9 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. SURREY. Though better represented than in the first match of the season at the Oval, Gloucester­ shire—without Woof, as well as Messrs. Brain, Page, and Townsend, not to mention Mr. Beloher, who made such a favourable appear­ ance for Kent last week—had only a fairly good side, when the return with Surrey began on the New County Ground at Bristol on Monday. On the other hand Surrey had quite its full strength, Henderson, Bowley, and Beaumont being all displaced. Mr. Shuter, who won the toss and went in with Abel, gave the game a favourable aspect for Surrey at the very outset, the score being 88 before the latter was out. His excellent example, too, was followed by most of the later batsmen, and Abel, whose score of 60 was without a fault, Mr. Key, Maurice Read, Lohmann, and Wood all scored freely, in spite of some excel­ lent fielding, from the Gloucestershire bowlers. Maurice Read and Lohmann added 73 for the seventh, and Wood and Brockwell 52 for the ninth wicket. The innings only lasted a little under five hours, so that the Surrey men scoired at a rate of 75 runs anhour. Glouces­ tershire, who had overnight lost one batsman (Mr. Evans) for four runs, made such a poor show on the following morning against the bowling of Sharpe, Lohmann, and Mr. Roller, that two hours sufficed to dispose of the nine remaining batsmen for an aggregate of 127. At one time it looked as if the total would be much worse. Half the wickets were down for 40, and it was only the good cricket of Mr. Pullen, combined with the vigorous hitting of Painter, who got 35 of the last 48 runs, that made the aggregate at all respectable. Follow­ ing on in a minority of 245, Gloucestershire again fared badly, Mr. Radcliffe, Painter, and Mr. W. G. Grace being all out with the total only 37* Messrs. E, M. Grace and Cranston, however, played up so well that at one time it looked as if the innings might be saved. Mr. W. W . Read’s lobs, though, proved of great use when the other bowlers had been knocked off, and he took four of the last five wickets at a cost of only 27 runs. Messrs. E. M. Grace and Cranston were responsible for 127 of Gloucestershire’s second total of 183, and neither gave a chance The former hit with quite his old freedom, scoring 77 out of 118 in just over an hour and a half. Surrey won by an innings and 62 runs. SCRREY. Abel, c W. G. Grace, b Roberts.................60 Mr. J. Shuter, c Pul­ len, b M urth..........45 Mr. K. J. Key, c and b lies........................52 Mr.W . W. Read, lbw, b M u rch.................19 Read, c Roberts, b W. G. G race..........52 Mr. W. E. Roller, c and b lies .......... 8 Rad- Lockwood, c cliffe, b l i e s .......... 8 Lohmann, c Pullen, b M urch.................56 Wood, c Pullen, b E. M. G race..........43 Brockwell, b E. M. Grace .................22 Sharpe, not out ... 3 B 15, lb 1, nb 2 ... 18 Total ...370 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. D. L. Evans, c Wood, b Sharpe ...................... 1 Mr. F. L. Cole, b Sharpe... 3 Mr. W. G. Grace, c Abel, b Sharpe .......... ......11 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, c W . W. Read, b Sharpe ... 0 Mr. E. M. Grace, c and b Lohmann ... ... ......19 Mr. W. W. F. Pullen, c Abel, b Sharpe ......33 Mr. J. Cranston, c Abel b Roller........................14 Painter, not out.............85 Murch, b Sharpe ........ 3 Roberts, b Roller ........ 0 Mr. J. H. lies, b Lohmann 7 B 4, nb 1 ............... 5 Second Innings. c Sharpe,b W.W. Read run out b Sharpe ... b Lohmann b Lockwood run out T otal ...131 c Lohmann, b\V. W. Read ... 50 b Sharpe .......... 5 c Brockwell, b W . W. R ead... 9 c Lohmann, b W . W. Read... 2 not out ,i.j ... 0 Lb ... 2 T otal ...183 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . O. M. R. W.l O. M. R. W' W.G.Grace 24 560 1 Radcliffe 10 2 31 0 Roberts ... 49 2399 1 Murch... 29 8 70 3 l i e s .......... 27 479 3 IE.M.Grace2.3 0 9 2 lies bowled two no-balls. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Lohmann . Sharpe R oller... . O 17.4 31 14 M. R. W. 43 2 . 60 6 23 2 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 90 6 53 1 , ... 28.212 58 2 6 2 11 0 Brockwell 4 0 Lockwood 19 11 W. Read 13 Roller bowled a no-ball. 3 27 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. BICKLEY PARK. Played at Bickley Park on June 19. N e ’ e r - d o -W e e l s . Capt.P. H. Dalbiac,st Wood, b Davy ... 2 H. E. M. Stutfield, b Davy........................51 J. R.Head,c Andrews, b Christopherson... 52 H. T. Grundtvig, c Wood, b Andrews... 42 F. B. May, run out ... 21 J. Harbottle, b Chris- topherson .............25 J. Gaisford, st Wood, b Davy .................34 W. R. Collins, b Davy 13 I. M. Campbell, c Blyth, b Davy ... 13 J. B. Seely, c Streat- fleld, b Andrews ... 14 T.B.Harbottle,notout 7 B ........................14 Total B ic k l e y P a r k . A. M. Streatfield, c Gaisf rd, b Collins 64 Rev. R. T. Thornton, ran out .................17 C. A. W. Gilbert, c Collins, b Head ... 29 W. H. Andrews, c J. Harbottle, b Head 38 Stanley Christopher­ son, b Head .......... 8 C. V. Davy,b Head... 10. C. F. Wood, b Head 11 G. R. Wood, not out 24 A. W. Blyth, b Head 0 A. J. Thornton, ab­ sent ... M. Baker, b Head B 5, lb 1, w 3 Extras 0 0 9 ...210 CLAPHAM WANDERERS v. HAMPTON WICK. Played at Hampton Wick on June 21. C l a p h a m W a n d e r e r s . S. Colman, c Paice, b B ush........................45 F. E. Saunders, c and b Bull ................. 0 G. E. Bicknell, b Cross .................87 B. Burton, not ou t... 72 A. H. Behrend, J. Woodward, G. P. Joy, W. L. Pare and J. Cross did not bat (innings declared finished). R. B. Brooks, b Cross .................14 H. V. Bate, not out 10 B 7, lb 4, w 1, nb 2 14 Total ...242 H a m p t o n W ic k . C. A. Bush, b Bick­ nell ........................ J. W. Biggs, c Col­ man, b Bicknell ... i R. J. Sivers, c Bick­ nell, b Bate C. A. L. Bull, Brooks, b Bate F. E. Street, Brooks, b Bate A. P. Keeling, st st , 34 Brooks, b Bicknell 1 G. Cross, b Bate ... 0 E, W. J. Wright, c Behrend, b Bick­ nell ........................ 8 J. P. Sheather, b Bicknell.................11 H. C. Paice, not out 7 H. L. Prerton, st Brooks, b Bicknell 1 B 7, lb 3, w 2, nb 3 15 Total ...128 HAMPSTEAD v. CHRIST’S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY. Played at Hampstead on June 21. H a m p s t e a d . A. C. Robertson, c C a r p m a e l , b P ercival................. 3 C. H. Gray, c Tuck­ well, b Percival ...19 E. R. Wood, c B. O. O’Dowda,bPercival 0 W. A. Pethick, c C a r p m a e l , b P ercival................. 4 O. L. Tudor, c Gaha- gan, b Fisher..........77 N. B. Beete, b Gaha- gan ........................ 7 N. W. Melbourne, b O’Dowda................. 8 J. W. Little, run out 15 R. Moreland, run out ........................20 G. Riley, b Smith ... 0 A. Russell-Parker, not out .................13 L b ........................ 4 Total ...170 C h r is t ’s C ollege , F in c h le y . First Innings. O. P. Fisher, c Tudor, b Gray ............................... 1 B. C. O’Dowda, b Riley ... 0 P. E. Tuckwell, c and b Gray ...............................20 R. H. Carpmael, c and b Gray ............................... 0 J. W . O’Dowda, not out... 23 F. Percival, b Riley.......... 0 J. M. Lucas, b Riley.......... 6 G .E . Smith, b Riley.......... 0 J. J. Forrester, c Robert­ son, b Gray ................. 0 R. H. Gahagan, b Riley 9 A. Williams, c Moreland, b Riley ........................ B 3,1 b 3, w 1 .......... Total .................1 Second Innings. c Pethick, b Gray .......... ! b Gray .......... : c and b Gray , not out ... . not out , 7 6 , 18 c Parker, b Riley .......... 1 B 10, l b l . w l 12 Total... 50 UXBRIDGE v. NE’ER-DO-WEELS. Played at Uxbridge on June 21. U x b r id g e . H. F. Morice, c sub, b T. B. Harbottle ... 14 Woods, b T. B. Har­ bottle........................ W. B. Hedger, b D. H. B arry.................. 157 W. H. Miles, c J., b T. B. Harbottle ... 33 J. C. Hibbert, c J. Harbottle, b D. H. Barry...........................88 C. M. Newton, b W. J. B arry.....................13 A. R. Woodbridge and E. W. Woodbridge did not bat (innings declared finished). N e ’ e r - d o -W e e l s . C. E. Stevens, c Muggeridge, b D. H. Barry ........ 0 W. L. Eves, not out ...........................27 C. H. Roberts, not out ......................... 4 B 22, lb 5, nb 1 ... 28 T otal...........372 D. H. Barry, b Woods 30 H. E. M. Stutfield, b Miles........................ 0 J. Harbottle, bWoods 2 W. J. Barry, not out 84 J. H. out B Phooter, not Total 73 G. C. Cope, T. B. Harbottle, J. C. Seeley, Capt. Muggeridge, G. H. Wood and C. J. H. Cooper did not bat. MR. J. W. HOBBS’ v. MITCHAM. Played at Norbury on June 21. M r , J. W. H o b b s ’. Second Innings. First Innings. A. Wheeler, c Clarke, b Richardson ................. T. Adams, c and b T. P. Harvey ........................ R. Henderson, c Harris, b T. P. Harvey ................. J. Caffarey, b f . P. Harvey 4 c Knapp, b Richardstn ... 10 8 b W. Jones ... 14 5 0 c Lee, b W.Jones 22 E. Mills, b T. P. Harvey... 17 c andb W . Jones 4 J. P. Freeman, not out ... 0 J. Beaumont, c T. P. Harvey, b H arris..........10 C. Geary, c Harris, b T. P. Harvey ........................ 7 T. Henderson, b Richard­ son ...............................16 J. King, c Richardson, b T. P. Harvey ................. 9 H. Adams, run out .......... 6 E x tra s........................11 Total ..........93 M it c h a m . c N. Harvey, b T. P. Harvey ... 0 b T. P. Harvey 7 not out ..........12 c T. P. Harvey, b Richardson . not out ... . Extras Total , 7 2 16 94 T. D. Lee, b Mills ... 10 N. A. Harvey, b Beau­ mont ........................ 0 Joe Caffarey, c T. Adams, b Mills ... 4 T. P. Harvey, b Boau- m on t........................ 1 W. Jones, c Mills, b Beaumont .......... 9 A. F. Clarke, c Caf­ farey, b Mills.......... 6 D. Duncan, b Mills ... 0 Knapp, c T. Hender­ son, b Beaumont 2 F. Knight, c Beau- 1mont, b Mills ... 3 F.Harris, c Caffarey, b Beaumont..........13 Richardson, not out 1 Extras................. 6 Total , 55 I n a match between Hendon Town and Totteridge Park School on June 18, at Tot- teridge, the School scored 28 for seven wickets. Of thes8 Williams, who was not out, made 27, the other run was an extra.