Cricket 1890

2 8 2 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EE COED OF THE GAME. JU L Y 24, 1890. F r id a y , J u l y 25—Hitchin, Hertfordshire v. Northampton shire; Stockport, Cheshire v. Staffordshire; Norwich, Norfolk v. Hamp­ shire. M o n d a y , J u l y 28— Dewsbury, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire; Lord’s, M.C.C. and G. v. Scarborough; Oval, Surrey v. Sussex; Maid­ stone, Australians v. Kent; Derby, Derby­ shire v. N otts; Birmingham, Warwickshire v. Leicestershire. W e d n e s d a y , J u ly 3 0 -Lord’s, Rugby v. Marl­ borough. WARWICKSHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE- After a very even game up to a certain point, the Somersetshire eleven won this match, Begun on Monday at Birmingham, yesterday by 121 runs. The success was due in a great measure to the good all round cricket of Nichols and the effective bowling of Tyler. The former made 117 runs and took five wickets for 97 runs. Tyler’s thirteen wickets cost 124 runs. S o m e r s e t s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. L. C. Palairet, c Lilley, b Pallett ..........20 b Pallett ...... 9 Mr. H. T. Hewitt, c Bain- bridge............................... 3 c Shilton, b Pallett ...... 8 Mr. J. B. Challen, b Shilton ........................25 c Richards, b S hilton.......21 Nicholls, b Cresswell ... 50 b Shilton ....67 Tyler, c Richards, b Cress­ well ...............................15 c L i l l e y , b S h ilton ...... 13 Mr. C. J. Robinson, b Pallett ........................ 0 c Shilton ... ... 11 Mr. J. E. Trask, c Bird, b Pallett ........................ 7 lbw, b Cresswell 33 Clapp, c Lilley, b Pallett 6 b Pallett ...... 0 Mr. V. T. Hill, b Cresswell 1 c sub., b Shilton 4 Mr. J. A. Gibbs, not out... 12 b Pallett ....24 Mr. E. Ebden, b Cresswell 4 not out ........ 0 B 3, lb 3 ........................ 6 B 17, lb 3 ...20 Total .................149 W a r w ic k s h ir e . Total ...212 First Innings. Law, c Clapp, b Tyler Second Innings. , 18 c Palairet, b Tyler ......... 8 Shilton, c Gibbs, b Nich­ olls ............................... 9 st Ebden, b Nicholls.......10 Richards, c Palairet, b T y le r ............................. 5 b N icholls........... 1 Mr. L, C. Docker, c Chal­ len, b Tyler ... ... ... 33 b Nicholls............18 Bird, c Ebden, b Tyler ... 0 run out ........... 4 Mr. H. C. Maul, c Ebden, b Nicholls........................17 c and b Tyler ... 15 Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, b Tyler ...............................37 c Palairet, b Tyler ........ 5 Mr. J. E. Hill, b Tyler ... 0 not out ............25 Pallett, not o u t ................. 3 c Robinson, c Tyler ........ 0 Cresswell, st Ebden, b Tyler ............................... o c Hewitt, b Tyler ........ l Lilley, b Nicholls ............ 18 lbw, b Tyler ... 0 B 3, lb 1........................ 4 Extras.......... 9 Total ...144 Total ... 96 SHEPPEY UNITED v. LOWER CLAPTON. Played at Sheerness on July 21. L o w e r C l a p t o n . First Innings. E. Dawney, bWard 5 ArthurSteet.cBrisley, b Ward ............. 10 Chichester,c Copland, b Brisley............. 53 C. Steet, c Ward, b Hendy ............... 6 Austin Steet. c Mac- kett, b Hendy ... 0 A.J.Clarke, c Brisley, b H endy............. 10 R. O. Amlot, c Mc­ Donald, b Brisley T.J. Bassil.b Brisley W.F.Bishop,bHendy C. C. Reed, not out Williamson,b Hendy B 8, lb 3 ... ... Total S h e p p e y F. A. Hendy, b Am­ lot ........................ 6 H. M c D o n a l d , b Amlot ................. 0 G. R. Mackett, b Amlot ................. 1 Sergt. Ward, run out 22 H. J. Watson, b A. Steet........................ 3 T. Stooker, c Bishop, b A m lot................. 1 U n it e d . C. Copland, c A. Steet, b Amlot ... Jas. Gamblen, c Reed, b Clarke ... H. Brisley, b Clarke J. King, b Amlot ... H. Collard, not out... B 2, w 1................. Total .......... SUNNIN GD ALE SCHOOL v . EVELYNS. Played at Hillingdon on July 22. E v e ly n s . First Innings. Second Innings. N. E. F. Corbett, b Coates 0 cPeile.b Crocker 0 A. D. Legard, not out ... 25 c Statter, b Coates .......... 0 H. Baker, b C oates.......... 0 b Coates ............ 3 G. Foljambe, b Coates ... 0 b Coates ..............12 R. Blackett, b Coates ... 8 b Coates ............ 0 E. B. Noel, b Coates.......... 0 not out ...........29 R. Grant, b Coates .......... 0 b Coates ............ 0 Hon. H. Wyndham, b Egerton ........................ 2 b Coates ........... 0 G. Robarts, b Coates ... 2 b Coates ........... 1 Hon. S. E. Spring-Rice, b Coates............................... 0 b Kingan ........... 0 F. Henderson, b Coates ,.. 0 b Coates ........... 6 B 6, lb 1, w 5 .................12 B 8, lbl, nbl 10 ...106 In the Second Innings E. Downey scored, run out, 15, Arthur Steet (not out) 11, C. Steet, c Ward, b Brisley 1, A. J. Clarke (not out) 24, C. C. Reed, c Collard, b Hendy, 14; b 0, w 1.—Total, 71. Total .................49 SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL. First Innings. Total ... 61 W . S. Kingan, b Foljambe .......... C. R. Woodroffe, b Legard ................. H. J. P. King, b Legard ................. J. L. Melvill, not out ........................ B 1, w 1 ................. Total .......... Hon. T. H. F. Eger­ ton, b Robarts ... 1 A. P. Dearman- Birchall, b Robarts 1 F. R. Coates, st Cor­ bett, b Spring-Rice 33 F. C. Crocker, c and b Foljambe .......19 T. G. Statter, o and b Foljambe................ 1 L. B. B. Peile, c Cor­ bett, b Spring-Rice 1 P. C. Walker, cBaker, b Robarts..............16 In the Second Innings Hon. T. H. F. Egerton scored (not out), 11, A. P.Dearman-Birchall, b Robarts, 0, F. R. Coates, b Spring-Rice, 14,F. C. Crocker, b Spring-Rice, 0, T. G. Statter, c and b Spring-Rice, 8, L. B. B. Peile (not out), 2.—Total, 35, _________________________ B U T T E R F L IE S v . MR. B U R R E L L ’S T E AM . Played at Littlebury on July 14 and 15. !M r . B urrells T eam . First Innings. *Second Innings. Col. Hamond, c Durrant, b Batty ........................ 3 c Gilliat, b Johnson.......23 R. C. Gosling, b Wyatt ... 3 c and b Wyatt... 51 G. Macgregor, c Wyatt, b Johnson ........................87 c and b Wilkin­ son ..............48 C. D. Buxton, c Wyatt, b B a tty...............................18 not out ........69 H. J. E. Burrell, b John­ son ...............................20 b Wilkinson ... 21 D. Carlisle, c Gilliat, b Wilkinson ................. 0 c Hansard, b Johnson.......29 R. J. Burrell, c Wyatt, b Wilkinson........................ 1 b Johnson.......... 1 G. Foljambe, b Wilkinson 12 run out ........ 11 M. C. H. Nockolds, b Johnson ........................ 4 J. F. Eaden, c and b W il­ kinson........................ ... 0 C. Turner, not out .......... 0 B l . l b l ........................ 2 B 12,1 b 2,w 2 16 Total .................150 Total ...269 Innings declared finished. B utterflies . First Innings. S. H. Walrond, c H. Burrell, b Foljambe 3 H. H. Hansard, b Foljambe................. 0 L. II. Wilkinson, c Macgregor, b H. Burrell .................25 E. A. J. Maynard, b Foljambe.................52 L. Hallward, run out 0 W. E. Gilliat, lbw, b Buxton .................17 A. M. Batty, not out 40 F. E. Johnson, st Hamond, b H. Burrell .................18 Rev. A. Durrant, st Hamond, b H.Bur- rell ........................ 8 P.Meade, c Hamond, b Carlisle .......... 1 Wyatt, c Macgregor, b Carlisle .......... 4 B 21, lb 1 ..........22 T otal..........190 L E IC E S T E R SH IR E v. Y O R K SH IR E . W ith such players as L ord Hawke, U lyett, Peel, Messrs. W hitwell, E. Sm ith, and F . S. Jackson all away, a very second-rate team did duty for Yorkshire at Leicester on Monday. The hom e eleven was also weak, being without Messrs. D e Trafford, J. A. Turner, and Lorrim er. On a soft wicket Leicestershire, who batted first, were dis­ missed for the small total of 8 9 , the last six batsmen adding only 27. Yorkshire fared little better, and, indeed, the one note­ worthy incident of the innings was a useful stand by Hall and W ainwright, w ho put on 49 runs for the fourth wicket. A t their second attempt Leicestershire did even worse than before, losing half their wickets for 2 4 . It was only a tim ely stand by W arren and W heeler that made the total 9 2 before the innings closed. Yorkshire had 88 runs to get, and, unfortunately for Leicester, Pougher, who took six wickets for 4 6 on M onday, hurt his foot so badly that he could only deliver four overs. As it was, Tinsley made 85 of the first 40 runs, and then H all and M r. Sellars hit off the remainder, leaving Yorkshire vic­ torious by nine wiokets. L eice stershire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. E. Wrigbt, c Harri­ son, b Meson ................. 9 not out .......... 2 Warren,c Redfearn,b Har­ rison ............................... 0 st Hunter, b Tinsley.......... 34 Pougher, c Hunter, b Whitehead ................. 26 lbw.bWainwright 8 Mr. S. R. Wright, c Red- fearn, b Whitehead ... 25 c Harrison, b Wainwright... 1 Tomlin, c Hall, b White­ head ............................... 6 c Harrison, b T insley.......... 12 Mr. T. S. Pearson, c Hun­ ter, b Harrison .......... 0 b Wainwright... 0 Mr.J.Powers, lbw,b Meson 0 b Harrison ... 0 Wheeler, c Redfearn, b Whitehead ................. 8 c and b Meson... 15 Holland, b Whitehead ... 9 lbw.bWainwright 7 Mr. J. H. Joyce, c Wain­ wright, b Whitehead ... 0 c Hunter,b Tins­ ley ................. 0 Mr, H. T. Arnall-Thomp- son, not out ................. 1 b Wainwright... 6 B ............................... 5 B 4, lb 3 ... 7 T o ta l.................89 Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. Mr.A.Sellars,runout 11 Hall, c Pearson, b Pougher.................89 Moorhouse,c Joyce, b Pougher................. 2 Tinsley, b Pougher... 0 Wainwright, b S. R. Wright .................31 Redfearn, b S. R. Wright ................. 0 Total ... 92 Meson, b S.R.Wright 0 Brown, c Thompson, b Pougher .......... 2 Harrison, b Pougher 4 Whitehead, not out 3 Hunter, c Warren, b Pougher................. 0 B 2, lb 2 ......... 4 T otal............96 In the Second InningsMr. A. Sellarsscored (not out) 21, Hall (notout) 28, Tinsley, cTomlin, b Warren, 35; b 4.—Total, 88. BOWLING ANALYSIS. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. O. M.R. W. Wainwright 16 6 25 0 .......... Harrison... 27 11 31 3 .......... Meson ... 8 2 13 1 .......... Whitehead 23 12 15 6 .......... Tinsley Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Pougher ...30.413 46 6 14 5 18 0 ... Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . 24 16 20 5 20 8 20 1 5 2 16 1 5 16 0 4 7 3 Thompson S.R. Wright 19 Warren ... 3 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 0 8 0 Joyce Tomlin 4 5 8 11 4 1 2.1 0 1 15 0 0 1 11 0 2 29 8 16 In the Second Innings Walrond scored c Ham­ ond, b H. Burrell 0, Hansard, Ibw, b H. Burrell 0, Wilkinson, b Foljambe i; Maynard, Jb..Nockolds 9, Gilliat (not out) 18, Batty (nOt'out) 41; b 21, lb 4, nb 1.—Total, 95. T he Group of the Seventh Australian Cricketing Team 1890, which appeared in our last week’s issue, 'was from the copyright Photograph, taken by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company(Ltd., 54 Cheapside, E.C., and 106-108, Regent Street, W., which acknowledgment we much regret having in­ advertently omitted. The Companypublished the photograph in four sizes—20in.‘ by 16in., 12in. by lOin., Cabinet, and Carte de Yisite.