Cricket 1890

JtfI/5? 1?, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. 261 praised. Paul increased his score to 65 before he was run out. His runs occupied him an hour and fifty minutes, and though not quite equal in quality to that of Briggs, his innings was none the less, of great merit. Though the total was 160 when Paul was out, Mr. Whit- well and Tinsley, who was not tried till the total was 151, bowled with such effect that but 1 27 were added, the latter taking three wickets at a cost of only 15 runs. Yorkshire, wanting 26Lto win, went in on Friday night with only a quarter of an hour left for batting, and ia this short time lost two good wickets for the same number of runs. They would have had to make 259 to win, with only eight wickets in hand, had play been continued on Saturday. They were, however, spared an almost hopeless task by the heavy rain of Saturday morning, and at three o’clock the game was abandoned as it was left on Friday night. Mold, it will be seen, took nine of the twelve Yorkshire wickets that fell at a cost of only 40 runs. L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. F. Ward, lbw, b Peel Barlow, b Peel .......... A. Ward, b Whitwell Second Innings, b Wainwright... 17 Briggs, run o u t.................52 Paul, b Wainwright........ 12 Yates, st Hunter, b Peel... 16 Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Hun­ ter, b Peel........................17 Baker, c Wainwright, b Whitwell ........................15 Mr. A. T. Kemble, b Whit­ well ...............................14 Watson, not out.................. 3 Mold, c Wainwright, b 1 b ... 1 ... 51 ... 65 ... 19 b Whitwell c Hunter, Peel.......... b Whitwell run out b Whiiwell c Wainwright, Tinsley ... . c and b Tinsley 0 c Moorhouse, b Tinsley ..........13 c Peel, b Whit­ well ................. 0 Peel B 12, lb 1 4 ... 13 not out B4, lb 6 ... 0 ... 10 T o ta l.................16L Y o r k sh ir e . First InningF. Total ...187 Hall, lbw, b Mold ... 9 Ulyett, c and b Mold 5 Tinsley, b Mold.......... 0 Mr.E.Smith,cA. Ward, b Watson.................23 Peel, b Mold .......... 1 Lee, b Mold .......... 0 Wainwright, b Mold 10 Moorhouse, b Mold 5 Brown, b Mold..........17 Mr.W.P. Whitwell, c Baker, b Watson 8 Hunter, not out ... 0 B 4, lb 6 ..........10 Total... , 88 In the Second Innings Hall scored b Watson 0, Brown, b Mold 0. Hunter (not out) 2.—Total, 2. BO IL IN G ANALYSIS. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Peel .......... 56 24 6i 4 Wainwright. 4L Whitwell ... 9.4 1 Ulyett... ... 4 1 Sm ith.......... 9 2 21 0 Brown.. Tinsley Secon-l Innings. O. M. R. W. ...28 11 46 1 ... 14 7 22 1 ...19 3 5 59 4 ... 4 0 15 0 8 :4 12 0 3 0 8 0 62 15 3 Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. Watson ... 2i 13 4) 2 Mold ........... 25 412 39 8 O. M. R. W. 4 4 0 1 8 2 2 1 SPENCER v. NORWOOD. Played at Norwood on June 29. S p e n c e r . R. Castle, c Elliot, b Rogers ................. G. W. Underhill, c and b Rogers G. Jackson, c Wilt­ shire, b Rogers L. Wood, c Elliot, b Rogers ................. H- A sh me a d , b Elborough .......... J. C. Larkin, c B l a t c h f o r d , b Rogers ................. R. B. Wa'ts, b Elborough .......... 5 W. Larkin, run out... 0 C. H. Jones, not out 15 S. Anderson, c Good­ win, b Elborough 0 T. Wheeler, b Rogers 1 Extras................. 4 Total 47 N o r w o o d . A. Goodwin, c Jones, b C astle................. 1 R. Rogers, run o u t... 3 W. J. Goodwin, c Watts, b Castle ... 1 H. Blatchford, b Jackson ................ 6 A. Springett.b Castle 9 C. Checkland, c Afchmeid, b Jack­ son ........................ 2 T. W. Wi Ishire, c Wood, b Jackson... 11 L. Elliott, c Jones, b Castle .................. 4 W. C. Elborough, c Wheeler, b Jack­ son ......................... 3 B. Featherstone, c Larkin, b Castle ... 0 W. Goodwin, not out 0 E xtras................. 8 Total ... 48 CHISWICK PARK v. HOUNSLOW GARRISON. Played at Chiswick Park on July 10. H o u n s l o w G a r r is o n . P. S. E. White, c Farr, b J. Farr Sergt. Rogers, b F a r r ........................13 Capt. Eastwood, c and b J. F arr.......... 2 Corp. Kenny, c Suth­ erland, b J. Farr ... 0 Capt. Boyd, b P. Bod­ ington .................21 Major Graham, b S. Farr ........................ 0 Capt. Atherton, c and b S. Farr ... 0 Stanton, run out ... 3 Sergt. Norton, not out ........................18 A. F. Randolph, c Sutherland,b Bod­ ington ................. 1 Stanley, b Beckley .. 1 E xtra s................. 7 Total C h is w ic k P a r k . S. H. Beckley, c and b >J. Lyone, not out B oyd ........................ 5 S. Farr, not out P. E. Rodington, hw, Extras b Eastwood ......... 4> J. Farr, b Graham ... 28 Total J. Bates, c Kenny, b B oyd ........................37 F. Farr. H. W. Fawcett, J. F. B. Sutherland, a - E. Bodington and T. Turner did not bat. PAIGNTON SCHOOL v. ELM SCHOOL, DAWLISII. Played at Torquay on July 9. P a ig n t o n S c h o o l . GROVE B. Bennett, c Mickle- burgh, b Little ... J C.Cooper, b Mickle- burgh........................ A Franck, b Little ... C. T. Cranford, c P. Tell, b L ittle.......... O. H. Cox, b I<ittle ... C. E. Armstrong, b Mickleburgh.......... E. 8. Motton, b Browne ................. 16 S. Mather, b Miclile- burgh ................. T. W. Moyes, b Little ................. W. Campbell, c Crabbe, b P. Teil F. G. Powell, not out B 8, l b l . w l ... Total .......... E.G P. Teil, b Cooper ... 1 M. Teil, b Cooper ... 4 W. Bru hfield, b Cooper ................. 2 D. Strickland, run out ........................10 H.H.Odling, c Moyes, b C ooper.................11 H. Mickleburgh, c Motton, b Cooper... 21 D’A. Little, c Motton, b Cranford .......... 4 •S. H. Crabbe, not out ........................ 7 F. Stephens, c Mot­ ton, l) Cranford... 4 R. W a r i n g , b Cooper ................. 0 G. Browne, not out 0 B 1, w 1 .......... 2 Total ... 63 PAIGNTON SCHOOL v. BRIXH A.M. Played at Churston on July 12. P a ig n t o n S c h o o l . R. A. Blascheck, c F. Pearce, b Peach... H. Anderson, b B. Bennett, c J. Pearce, b Dewdney 14 J. C. Cooper, b Peach 14 A. G. Dineley, b Dewdney................ 2 E. S. Woodley, c Peach, b B artlett.. 15 E. S. Motton, b Bart­ lett ........................ 1 C. H. Cox, b Bartlett 0 E. E. Dineley, b Bartlett ................. 0 Bartlett ... A. Franck, not out L. Parminter, b Bartlett................. B 2, lb 4, w 6 ... Total .......... B r ix h a m . F. E. Peach, c Ben­ nett, b Cooper ... 3 C. Carlisle, b Cooper 10 F. Pearce, b Bennett 0 J. Pearce, lbw, b Cooper ................... 10 G. B. Elliott, b Dineley .................. 9 H. Smardon, b Ben­ nett ........................ 0 H. Dewdney, b Ben­ nett ........................ J. Martin, run o u t... C. Bartlett, hw, b Woodley................. White, not out.......... Doble, not out......... B 3, lb 3 .......... Total .......... DULWICH v. EAST MOLESEY. Played at East Molesey on July 12. D ulwich .—W. J. P. Dodgson scored (not out) 116, J. M. Roberts (not out) 84 ; b 10, lb 1. w 1.— Total, 210. (Innings declared finished.) J. Rimmington, F. Roberson, T. S. Tregellas, F. S. Leleu, A. H. Knott, C. P. Tregellas, W. Morris, J. S. M. Pender, and C. H. Carter did not bat. E a s t M o l e se y . W. Cooke, c Leleu, b T. Tregellas .......... 7 G.D.Cooper, b Morris 9 R.Chesterton, notout 14 J. R. Turner, b T.Tre­ gellas......................... 2 W. Wheatley, c Lei eu, b T. Tregellas.......... 0 R.E.Campbell.cDodg- son, b T. Tregellas 0 G. Bradford, b T. Tregellas .......... 9 Malleson. not out ... 7 B 7,1b 2 .......... 9 Total 57 E. A. Bullock, J. W. Wentworth Spittal. and W. R. Cooke did not bat. DULWICH v. THAMES DITTON. Played at Thames Ditton on July 12. T h a m e s D it t o n . F. Crowiher, c Heas­ man, b Darby ... 7 F. Mathews, not out 32 L b ........................ 2 W. Graburn, c and b Darby .................25 W. Milbourn, c Craw­ furd, bD arby.......... 1 H. Reddick, b Darby 19 C. Mills, bDarby ... 3 Total ..........115 G. Ayres, not out ... 26 W. Shears, C. Lawless, A. Morrison, and J. Ayre did not tat (innings declared finished). D u l w ic h . E. J. Heasman, b Mathews.......... ... 9 J. Macdonald, b Mil- bourne ................. 6 T. R. Pearse, c Crow- ther, b Mathews ... 3 F. M. Walker, b Mil- bourne .................12 E. H. Heasman, b Milbourne .......... 2 B. W. Heasman. b Mathews................. 1 R.Nevill.bMilbourne H. Darby, lbw, b Mathews .......... G. H. Samways, b Milbourne .......... N. Steed, not out ... J. Crawfurd, c Mills, b Mathews .......... B ........................ Total .......... DULWICH v. IBIS. Played at Dulwich on July 12. I b is . First Innings. C. Horsley, bBurton ... 5 E. Hope, b Colyer .......... 7 F. Danby, c Fitch, b Bur­ ton ............................... 0 run out F. Wagstaff, c Colyer, b Burton ........................ 1 F. Farquharson, not out 14 Seeond Innings. b Colyer .......... 2 b Colyer .......... 2 H. Batt, b Burton .......... I G. Boswell, b Huntley ... 5 Chapman, run out .......... 0 K. Dewey.c Mayo.bBurton 1 W. Swiddy. b Burton ... 5 Wyatt, b Burton .......... 0 B 8, l b l . w l , n b l ...11 b Burton .......... b Co'yer .......... b Colyer .......... cColyer, bBurton b Colyer .......... not out Total c Darke.b Colyer 2 not out .......... 2 B 4, lb 1 ... 5 Total ... 46 D u l w ic h . J. F. Colyer, c Wag­ staff. b Chapman... 0 H. Marks, bChapman 0 P. A. Darke, lbw, b Horsley ................. 1 R. E. Mayo, c Wyatt, b Horsley.................22 F.Heasman,bHorsley 0 E. Marshall, b Chap­ man ........................ 1 F. Agnew, c Horsley, b C hapm an.......... 2 W. H. Costello, b Chapman .......... 0 S. Huntley, not out 7 F. Fitch, b i bapman 0 A.Burton, b Boswell 10 L b ................. ... 1 Total 50 EASTBOURNE v. NEW COLLEGE. Played at Eastbourne on July 10. N e w C o l l e g e . J. M. Thompson, b Paine........................ 0 Allen, b Metcalfe ... 77 R. C. Thompson, b Paine........................ 0 F. Thompson, lbw, b Williamson ..........15 C. Haskins, b Paine... 2 Wiseman, c tete^kin, b Metcalfe ..........21 Sanger, b Metcalfe ... 1 Norris, b Sellar ...I S Johnson, not out ... 13 Wilson, c E. Turner, b Metcalfe .......... 8 D ’ Ambrumeuil, b Williamson .......... 8 B 15, I d 1|w 2, nb 1 19 Total ...172