Cricket 1890

268 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JU L Y 1?, 1890. HIGHGATE SCHOOL—PAST v. PRESENT. Played at Highgate on July 10. P r e s e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. A. C. Stratton, b E. Higgs 2 run out ......... 6 H. R. Hebert, c and b Docker ........................16 b Docker ......... 9 H. Francis, c Hayter, b Docker ........................ 0 c C. 8. b. Higgs, b Lofts ..........33 H. B. Durrant, c Foley, b E. Higgs ........................ 1 b Forshall......... 8 R.A.Blunt,c and b Colman 34 b Docker .........14 C. W. Talbot, c Foley, b E. Higgs ............................... R. A. Greig, c Docker, b E. Higgs ........................ P. J. Robertson, c and b Docker ........................ G. B. Bennett, b Colman... 5 b C olm an.......... 2 0 c Reid, b Docker 0 15 G. R. Crawford, c Colman, b Docker ........................ S. L. King, not out .......... B S, lb 2 ........................ 9 run out 0 c Colman, Docker ... .. 0 . 10 . 12 not out B 9, lb 3 ... Total .................78 Total... *109 * Innings declared finished. P a s t . First Innings. C. S. B. Higgs, b ne- bert ... ... .......... 3 B. Foley, b Greig ... 5 H. Forshall. b Greig 9 P. T. Cox, not out ... 0 L b ........................ 1 E. Higgs, b Greig ... 16 L. Docker, c and b Greig........................ 3 H. Colman, c Robert­ son, b Greig ..........51 W. L. B. Hayter, c Talbot, b H ebert... 4 P. Lofts, c Greig, b Hebert ................. 0 A. Reid, b Hebert ... 0 In the Second Innings E. Higgs scored, c Ben­ nett, b Greig, 0, L. Docker, b Greig, 20, H. Colman, retired, 20, W. L. B. Hayter (not out) 2, A. Reid, b Greig, 4; lb 1.—Total, 47. Total 92 HIGHGATE SCHOOL v. INCOGNITI. Played at Highgate on July 12. H ig h g a t e S c h o o l . and H. R. Hebert, b Horner ... ... ... 32 H.Francis, b Maclean 13 A. C. Stratton, c Littlewood, b Hem­ ming ........................21 H. B. Durrant, c Ford, b Maclean .......... 5 R. A. Blunt, c and b Hemming ........... 1 C. W. Talbot, b Mac- lean ......................... 1 P. J. Robertson, b Hemming .......... G.B. Bennett, not out G. R. Crawford, c Ford, b ttorner ... R. A. Greig, b Horner S.L.King.b Hemming B 26, lb 8, w 5 ... Total ...126 I n c o g n it i . Sir A.W.L.Hemming, cTalbot.bCrawford 9 W. Winter, c Greig, b Crawford ..........10 D. W. J. Duncan, b Hebert ................. 1 H. J. Ford, c Talbot, b Crawford .......... 0 B.T.Hodgson.b Greig 18 M.F.Maclean.b Greig 40 W. Bird, c Talbot, b Hebert ................. 3 C. E .Horner, c Greig, b Hebert................. J. E. Raven, c Blunt, b Greig ................. E. W. Littlewood, not out ................. H. G. Scott, lbw, b Greig ................. B 10, lb 2, nb 1 ... Total ...101 STREATHAM v. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL. Played at St. Paul’s School on July 12. S t . P a u l ’ s S c h o o l . first Innings. P. B. Parker, c F. W. C. Bailey, b Harvey 0 Leaf, b Powell 0 A. E. Jeaffreson, c G. L. Pout, b L. and b L. Mortimer 3 Mortimer................. 21 C. E. Stamp, c and b R. C. Schwarz, b L. Mortimer.......... 14 Robertson .......... 11 B. M. Behr, b L. L. S. Browne, b RobMortimer .......... 0 ertson ................. 4 A. Matheson, not W. J. Ainsworth, b out ... ................. 0 Powell ................. 9 B 6, lb 3, w 1 ... 10 E. C. Elliott, c C. H. — Mortimer,b Harvey 7 Total .......... 79 In the Second Innings Parker scored lbw, b L. A. J. Robertson, b Parker .................13 L.Mortimer,c Jeaffre- son, b Parker......... 3 W. G. L. Powell, c Stamp, b Browne .. 0 E. P. Rathbone, c Matheson, b Elliott 7 P. H. Clifford, lbw, b B e h r........................ 3 H.M.Leaf, c Schwarz, b Matheson .......... 7 S t r e a t h a m . F. W. Leaf, c and b Elliott ................. C. H. Mortimer, b Elliott ................. R. K. Harvey, b Matheson .......... E. P. Pulbrook, not ont ........................ F. W. Brown, c Par­ ker, b Browne ... B 5, lb 3, n b l ... T ota l.. STREATHAM v. HORNSEY. Played at Streatham on July 12. S tre it h a m . W.S. Trollope, c sub., b G. H. Swinstead 0 D. D. Pontifex, c T. A. Nicholls, b Bacmeister .......... 5 H. H. Scott, b Bac­ meister .................62 C. L. Morgan, c G. H. Swinstead, b F. J. Nicholls .................10 T. L. Docker, c Bac­ meister, b Dent ... 11 F. C. Cousins, not out .......... x ......... 0 A. C. Broadbent, b F. J. Nicholls ... 0 A. N. Morley, b F. J. N icholls................. 2 E. C. Evelyn, b B acm eister.......... 4 E. C. Bambridge, c F. H. Swinstead, b B acm eister............ 22 B 5, lb 2, nb 2... 9 Total .......... 125 H o r n s e y . W. P. Hirson, run F.B. Dent, st Broad­ out ........................ 9 bent, b Bambridge 0 W. H. Davis, b BamS. A. Walker, b bridge ................. 1 Docker ................. 19 G. H. Swinstead, o G. P. Cox, lbw, b and b Bambridge... 7 Docker ................. 0 L.H.Bacmeister, lbw, E. W. Nicholls, b b Morgan................. 28 Docker ................. 0 F. H. Swinstead, c T. A. Nicholls. c Morley.bBambridge 2 Evelyn, b Docker 0 F. J. Nicholls, not B ........................ 2 out ........................ 19 T o t a l.......... 87 BRIGHTON COLLEGE v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Brighton College on July 10. B r ig h t o n C o l l e g e . W. H, Picton, c Noakes, b Aste ... P. M. Cooper, b Noakes ................. S. W. S. Collins, b Noakes ................. H. H. Jupp, c Nelson, b Aste ................. R. Young, run out ... A. J. Meissner, c Mit­ chell, b Noakes ... H. R. Fort, b Mit­ chell ........................ H. de W. Willett, b A ste........................ 6 B. W. Gonin, c Aste, b Mitchell .......... 6 H. K. Umfrevilie. c and b Mitchell ... 10 F. W . Worsley, not out ........................ 0 B 8, nb 1 .......... 9 Total 71 C r y s t a l P a l a c e . S. Colman, b Young 20 F. H. Nelson,b Young 20 J. N. Noakes, b Fort 26 C. Mitchell, b Jupp... 86 J. Dives, b Gonin H. Hetley, b Jupp J. Aste, b Jupp ... N. Leete, c and Jupp................. . P. Crampton, b Young ................. A. W. Gardner- Woolloton, not out A. Kayess, b Jupp ... B 21, lb 3, nb i ... Total ...271 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. BANK OF ENGLAND. Played at Catford Bridge on July 7 and 8. B a n k o p E n g l a n d . J. Herriot, hw, b Mortimer 2, Pout, b H. M. Leaf 43. Schwarz, c Harvey, b L. Mortimer 0, Browne (not out) 6, Jeaffreson, c Harvey, b H. M. Leaf 21, Stamp, b L. Mortimer 12; b 8, lb 2, w 1—Total, 95. B. G. Hay-Cooper, c A. W. Kammell, b Every .................37 A. P. Roe, b Hutchin­ son ........................ 4 W. B. Tyndall, c and b W. J. H aycraft... 1 R. J« Hutchinson, run out ................. 0 B. A. H. Goldie, lbw, b W. J. Haycraft ... 6 R. P. Newham, b W. J. Haycraft ..........41 Every C. Mason, b W . J. Haycraft .......... 6 A. H. Bartlett, b W. J. H a ycraft.......... 5 C. Edlmann, not ont ........................ 15 S. B. Lawless, b .. H utchinson.......... 0 B ........................ 6 Total ..127 H a m p s t e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . O. R. Borradaile, b Goldie .................29 H. Wade, run out ... 32 A. W. Kammell, b Goldie ................. 2 L. Hutchinson, not out ........................ 0 J. E. Rammell, b R o e ........................ 0 W . J. Haycraft, not out .......... ... ... 1 B 8, lb 2, w 1 ... 11 Total ..........75 G. E. Every, G. F. King, C. Crickmay, H. St. J. Clarke and J. S. Haycraft did not bat. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. CARSHALTON. Played at Carshalton on July 12. C a r s h a l t o n . P. Darwin, c J. S , b W. J. Haycraft ... F. Hill, b Marsden ... H. Hyslop, b Mars­ den ........................ S. Simpson, b Mars­ den ........................ A. J. M’Master, c Tilley, b W. J. Hay­ craft ........................ F. Poupart, c W. J. Haycraft, b Mars­ den ........................ H a m p s t e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . C. Walbourn, c C. 0 Crickmay, b W. J. 3 Haycraft .......... 20 W. fiiasterbrook, b 1 Marsden ................ 2 C. Owen, b Marsden 1 1 A. Defries, not out 3 A. Ingoid, c J. S. Haycraft, b Mars­ 0 den ........................ 3 B 2,1 b 1 .......... 3 1 Total .......... 38 J. S. Haycraft, ' Simpson, b Darwin 12 A. W. Rammell, sc Walbourn, b Hill 60 A. H. Crickmay, st Walbourn, b Hill... 1 T. E. Rammell, st Walbourn, b Hill... 13 Total W. J. Haycraft, not out ........................22 E. L. Marsden, C. Ovenden, and W . R. Graham did not bat. A. Tilley, b Easter­ brook .................17 C. Crickmay, b Easterbrook........... 7 H. C. Watts, not out 1 B 18,1b3,w 3,n b l 25 ...158 INCOGNITI IN SCOTLAND. “ The rain it raineth every day ” was the accom panim ent to the visit o f the Incogs to E dinburgh and the neighbourhood, and from a cricket point of view the tour was com pletely spoilt by the almost ceaseless downpour. '1he visitors had a strong team , but they failed to com e off on the soddened wickets. A ll the four matches played were drawn. T he Incogs were m ost hospitably and sumptuously enter­ tained during the whole week by Mr. W . W . Somm erville, the captain of the Lasswade Club, and other members of that club, and everything was done by their kind hosts to show that though Scotch weather m ight be cold and ungenial, a Scotch welcom e and hospitality were the ne plus ultra of warmth and generosity. IN CO GN ITI v. G R AN G E . Played at Edinburgh on July 8 and 4. I ncogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. F. G. J. Ford, c Jardine, b Pearson ........................21 b Stevenson ... 1 F. Bryan, b D. B. Don Wauchope........................18 b Jardine...........24 A.R. Holdship, st Balfour, b Stevenson .................53 st Balfour, b Stevenson ... 1 G. F. Wells Cole, st Bal­ four, b Stevenson..........19 c Jardine, b Stevenson ... 4 Major Webber Smith, st Balfour, b Stevenson ... 33 b Macnair.......... 6 W. J. Ford, b Stevenson... 0 st Balfour, b Stevenson ... 11 W. J. Synnott, b Macnair 4 F. W. Atter, c Patten, b Stevenson........................16 st Balfour, b Stevenson ... 9 H. F. Caldwell, b Steven­ son ............................... 0 not out ........... 3 S. Platt, b Stevenson ... 8 Sir A. W . L. Hemming, not out ........................ 7 c Birkbeck, b Macnair.......... 8 B ............................... 1 B ................. 2 Total .................180 Total ... 69 C a ic u T B u s .— B e st < C C B ^ G ood , b e a r th is M a r k .— A d v t.