Cricket 1890

AUG.r14, 1890. C R I0K E 1 : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 886 EM E R IT I v. T A D W OR TH COURT. Played at Tadworth Court, Epsom , on Aug. 4. E m eriti . First Innings. W.E.Slaughter,cStephens, b Wreford-Brown.......... 5 Rev. R. Fowler, run o u t... 0 Second Innings. c Alexander, b Ullathorne ... c Stephens, b Wrefd.-Brown G. Lyons, lbw, b Wreford- Brown.......... .................20 c Withers, b F. C. G. Merewether, c and b Wreford-Brown .......... C. S. Dean, c Lyell, b Ullathorne ................. H. R. Prendergast, b Wreford-Brown .......... J. P. Munster, c F. Russell, b Wreford-Brown.......... W. J. Slaughter, o C. Russell, b Ullathorne... Russell , st Lyell, b Ulla­ thorne ... ... c F. Russell, b Wrefd.-Brown 9 c F. Murray, b Ullathorne ... c Lyell, b Wre­ ford-Brown ... : E. B. Payne, c Wreford- Brown, b Ullathorne ... 1 not out ......... F. W. Barff, b Ullathorne 6 st Lyell, b Ulla­ thorne .......... W. H. Roche, c Wreford- Brown, b Ullathorne ... 3 c O. Russell, b Wrefd.-Brown C. O. Payne, not out ... 1 c Ullathorne, b Wrefd.-Brown B ...............................11 B ................... Total Total , T adworth C ourt . First Innings. Second Innings. C. R. Wilson, b Dean ... 1 run out .......... F. Russell, b L yon s.......... 0 not out .......... W. Ullathorne, b Dean ... 16 c Dean, b Lyons C. Wreford-Brown, c E. Payne, b Dean .......... 1 st Fowler, b Merewether... C. Lyell, c E. Payne, b Merewether .................18 E. Murray, lbw, b Dean ... 0 b Lyons C. Russell, b L y o n s .......... 2 b Lyons F. Murray, b Dean .......... 4 Q. Alexander, c Mere­ wether, b Lyons .......... 1 T. Withers, c Dean, b Merewether ................. 2 M. Stephens, b Lyons , B. Russell, not out L b 4, n b 3 ... Total ... 52 c Dean, b Mere­ wether .......... B 1, lb 2, w 1 Total ... E M E R IT I v. STON YHU R ST W A N ­ DER ER S. Played at W rittle Park on August 7. E meriti . First Innings. Second Innings. C. S. Dean, c R. Colley, b Garman ........................ 2 not out .....27 C. G. Merewether, b John- ston ...............................29 b Johnston ... 2 G. Lyons, b Watt .......... 1 c Chatterton, b Carbery........ 0 W. E. Slaughter, c Dob­ son, b Walton.................10 run out ....12 W. J. Slaughter, run out 3 b Johnston ... 6 J. P. Munster, b Carbery 17 c R. Colley, b Johnston ... 4 F. W. Barff, c Chatterton, b Carbery........................ 0 not out ...... 4 W. H. Roche, c and b Carbery ........................ 0 b Qarman....... 3 O. C. Payne, not out......... 13 b Carbery....... 3 Newton, c J. Colley, b Watt ............................... 5 Rev. R. Fowler, absent ... 0 c Carbery, b Johnston ... 0 B 11,l b l .................12 B 4,1b 3 ... 7 Total .................92 T otal... 67 STONYHURST WANDERERS. F, Carbery, b Lyons 6 J. Walton, c Dean, b Munster................. 2 P. Colley, b Lyons ... 0 F. Colley, c Payne, b Munster................. 2 J. Colley, not out ... 0 B 9,1 b 8, w 1 ... 13; R. Colley, c W. J. Slaughter, b Dean 2 B. Dobson, b Lyons 0 J. Garman, c Barff, b Munster ..........33 P. Watt, b Lyons ... 8 H. Chatterton, c W. J. Slaughter, b Lyons ................. 0 G. Johnston, run OUt ... ... "• Total , 85 B U C KH U E ST H IL L v. W AN S T E A D PA RK . Played at Buckhurst H ill oh August 4. W anstead P ark . First Innings. S. Rnet!, st Barwell, Charlesworth.............. P. Snell, c Nicoll, Charlesworth................. F. Munday, b Tween........ F. WiUmott, b Tween ... F. Power, b Charlesworth C. Power, st Barwell, b Charlesworth................. A. Cummins, b Tween ... W. Greig, b Tween .......... G. Conquest, b W. H. Charlesworth................. W, March, .not out .......... H. Denham, b Tween Barwell, b Tween .......... B 5, lb 2........................ Second Innings. 15 b Allport ... i 1 b Tween ... 0 b Tween ... 0 c Allport, Tween ... b Phillips ... b Tween ... b Phillips ... not out ... 10 ... 33 ... 5 b ... 16 ... 2 ... 6 ... 36 ... 23 Total 1 b Charlesworth 6 1 c and b Phillips 0 9 b Tween .......... 0 3 c and b Phillips 3 7 B 17, lb 5 ... 22 2 Total ...162 B uckhurst H il l . First Innings. S. Palmer, c Cum­ mins, b W illmott... 1 H. G. Nicoll, b Will­ m o tt........................ 0 O. Charlesworth, b S. S nell........................37 R. L. Allport, c Will­ mott, b Mundy ... 13 R. J. Hutchinson, b Mundy .................23 W. H. Charlesworth, c Mundy, b S. Snell 2 W. W. Tween, c Bar- Total well, b Willmott ...19 In the Second Innings H. G. Nicoll scored (not out) 4. B. J. Hutchinson (not out) 15, T. S. Barwell, b C, Power, 0.—Total, 19. T. S. Barwell, b C. Power .................28 T. Gingell, c and b S. S n ell.................40 W. -J. -Phillips, not out ........................18 R.W . Muir,cP.Snell, b Pow er................. 5 W. Cook, c P. Snell, b F. Power .......... 0 B 9, lb 8, nb 1 ... 13 ...199 SOM ER SE TSH IRE v. S T A F FO RD SH IR E . The Somersetshire eleven had another de­ cisive victory at Taunton on Tuesday, when they defeated Staffordshire by an innings and 171 runs. Mr. H ewett’s hitting,and the bowling of Nioholls and Tyler, were the chief factors in their success. Mr. H ewett made his 203 in four hours, a remarkable display of powerful and well-tim ed hitting. H e alone scored 36 more than the other side in their tw o attempts. Staffordshire were not only without their captain,M r. A . H . Heath, but were also two short. T yler and N icholls divided theStaf­ fordshire wickets. The form er took nine for 86, the latter five for 55 runs. Somersetshire’s innings was closed on the fall of the seventh wicket. S taffordshire . Second Innings. 3b Nichols .......... 1 0 c L. Palairet, b Tyler ......... 3 First Innings. Brooks, run out.......... W. H. Calkin, b Tyler Marlow, c Nichols, Tyler ... ......... ... James, lbw,’b Tyler ... F.T.Cozens, c L. Palairet, b Tyler ........................ F. R. Twemlow, b Nichols Shaw, c R. Palairet, b Tyler ............................... Briscoe, st Compton, b T y le r ............................... Brown, not out ......... C. Durban, absent ... H. Vaughton, absent Extra ................. b ... 22 c Clapp, b N ich ols.......... 6 0 c Young, b Nichols .......... 1 0 c B. Palairet, b Tyler ..........27 4 not out ..........34 0 c Clapp, b Tyler 4 8 run out 10 c Hewet Nichols 0 absent... 0 absent... 1 Extras Total .................43 S om ersetshire . Total ...124 H.T. Hewett, not out 203 L. C. H. Palairet, c Calkin, b Brown ... 7 J. B. Challen, c and b Calkin .................18 W. N. Roe, c Briscoe, b Brown ................. 2 Nichols.lbw, b Calkin 10 R. C. N. Palairet, b Briscoe .................10 W. A. R. Young and L. W. Compton did not bat (innings declared finished). Tyler, run out..........41 A. E. C.app, lbw, b Shaw ................. 14 C. 4. Robinson, not out ........................23 Extras ..........10 Total ...388 C m ckjitirb .—B est G ood * BEAR m is M abk ,— A dvt. MIDLAND RAILWAY. DIRECT ROUTE TO AND FROM THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND, V ia TH E F O R T H B R ID G E . N ew and I mproved Service of Trains between E ngland and S cotland , Summer 1890. tf»t-co a -< « ^ I s s s i . intMO Clw* CM 8 S S S d ■<*G0t- t- OrtCOOJ os G309 c in oO »0N* tnTH lOtfJrUJO ft d,c»a>o OlrH!H 03com to CO00CO*-l c8 © coo 100)0 ^ CM . : . : a a MO,rt co : c3 &OJ— f-lCO 10 10 45 50 B B 8 : : ea oint>io WCOOHl ft ►» HHH c- o T—1cc® 03 •d Sat’day nights &Sund y morn’gs excepted <D V OIOO 501Q>*« i n ■*-< WajiOC a £ 1 Q.E- Oi O ■'H •—1 9 11 11 12 . 11 11 d com tn CO00COrH ce : July 24th t o g ftc- o 05 t *coo > h : Aug. 9th incl.** «c oocor-i •coei>o to ^ jio in o o g-TiC^CO : i—( cooirjl-w cjmt-fc- 'o o o o o i o j a3P h s 1 a 1 § : * 1 5 •58 8 3 8 3 8 8 3 ° fc-fr- :S ; I a *00 CO CO00CO ; Q, j : O p g g ; ” c8S O O O v. Forth Bdg. t W ill run from July 24th to August 9th inclu­ sive, but will not run on Saturdays, except August 9th. Horse Boxes, Carriage Trucks, Family Carriages and Saloons for the North of Scotland, will be conveyed by this Train. 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NOTE.—The Express Trains leaving St. Pan­ cras at 7.90 and 9.13 p.m., to which Through Carriages for Greenock are attached, arrive there in time for Passengers to join the “ Columba.” “ Iona,” and “ Lord of the Isles” Steamers for the Highlands. T he H ighland E xpress , leaving L ondon (S t . P anoras ) for Edinburgh and the North at 7.50 p.m.,conveys passengers to and from N ottingham and S h effield . Also for Belfast and the North of Ireland, via L arne and S tranraer . The N ew S team er , “ P rincess V ictoria ," sailing from L arne to S tranraer in connection with the train, performs the Channel passage in one hour TWENTY MINUTES J Port to Port, TWO HOURS. JOHN NOBLE, Derby, June, 1890. General Manager. INTER-UN IVERSITY RECORDS. Full particulars of all Competitions in Athletics Bicycling, Billiards, Chess, Cricket, Cross Country Lawn Tennis, Polo, Racquets, Rifle Contests, Rowing, and Tennis, between Oxford and Cam­ bridge, from 185a7 to 1887. 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