Cricket 1890

8 5 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. AUG. 21,1890. S T R E A TH AM v. T H E GRYPHON S. Played at Sfcreatham on A ugust 16. G r y p h o n s . H. L. Turner, b E. C. Bambridge ..........12 H. H. Powell, b G. F. Bambridge .......... 4 E. G. Turner, b E. C. Bambridge ..........21 J. A. Lyon, c A. L., b E. C. Bambridge ... 10 F. C. Barchacd, c Higson, b E. C. Bambridge .......... 0 J. F. Graham, c Big- son, b G. F. Bam­ bridge .................24 G. B. Blount, b E. C. Bambridge ... 24 G. H. Blount, b E. O. Bambridge ... 9 C. C. Compton, b E. C. Bambridge ... 1 P. Blount, b E. C. Bambridge Newman, not out B 1, nb 1 ... Total ... S tr e a t h a m . A. L. Bambridge, b H. L. Turner.......... A. C. Broadbent, b H. L. Turner......... F. W. Leaf, c H. L. Turner, b Bar- chard........................ W. R. Higson, c H. L. Turner, b Blount... E. C. Bambridge, c Graham, b H. L. Turner ................. F. A. B. Anderson, b G rah am ................. F. R. Mayhew, b Earchard ..........24 H. Field, c Graham, b B archard .......... 0 D. Nicholson, b .Barchard ..........15 F. B. Pike, b Blount 2 G. F. Bambridge, not out ................. 5 B 6, lb 2, w 1 .......... 9 Total ...184 ETON R AM B L E R S v. H E N L E Y . Played at H enley on August 16. E t o n G a m b le r s . li r s t Innings. Hon. F. Curzon, b E ustace................. W. Hoare, b Hutson C. T. Murdoch, b E ustace................. A. R. Hoare, absent P. Lamiog, absent... B ........................ W . B. Hoare, not out 37 M. Norman, c Qodby, b Eustace ..........13 G. S. Foijamve, b Hutson .................10 F. P. Whitbread, c Portal, b Eustace 2 Capt. Clowes, b Eus­ tace ........................ 0 M. F. Mac’ean, b Total Hutson ................ 14 In the Second Innings W. R. Hoare scored c Parnell, b Hutson, 18, M. Norman (not out), 5, G. 8. Foljambe, b Hutson, 0. Capt. Clowes, c Jones, b Hutson. 17, Hon. F. Curzon, b Hutson, 21, W. Hoare (not out), 0; b 7, lb 4, w 2.—Total, 74. H e n l e y . Rev. A. Beech, st W. Hoare, b Clowes ... 9 H. W . Hutson, c Nor­ man, b Maclean ... 20 W. Bond, c W. F. Hoare, b Maclean 21 G. Eustace, lbw, b Clowes .......... ... 0 Hon, V. Parnell, c Whitbread, b Fol- iambe .................47 M. J. Godby, c W. R. Hoare, b W. Hoare 16 H. M. Shaw, lbw, b Foljambe .. ... 2 J. A. Rigge, c W. R. Eoare, b Maclean 46 OE. R. Portal, c Mac- lean, b Fo’jambe... 8 J. W. Jones, not out 0 J. Jones, b Clowes... 0 B li, lb 4 .......... 16 F . S, Hallam, c Bis­ coe, b R o lls ..........36 A. Goodwin, not out 8 B 7, lb 2 .......... g Total ... ...202 CROYDON v. NORWOOD. Played at Croydon on August 16. N o r w o o d . R. Rogers, c Balch, b Biscoe ....................59 W. C. Elborough, b Ching.......................... 4 G. Featherstone, b Biscoe .....................£0 L. Montezuma, nob out ........................56 A. Springett, W. J. Goodwin, A. Hill, F. W. Wiltshire, and S. Kestin did not bat (innings declared finished). C r o y d o n . H. R. Groom, not I C. W. M. Feist, not out ..........37 out ........................................41 E. R. Wilkinson, b B 5,lb3................. 8 Rogers ................. 0 I — Total ..........86 A. C. Dent, J. Aris, S. J. Ching, J. Whitcomb, R. Biscoe, E. H. Balch, F. J. Rolls, and W. C. H. Brunt did not bat. L. J. NICOLLS, ROBERTSBRIDGE, PATENTEE & MANUFACTURER OF THE AUTOMATIC BAT HANDLE Total ...185 rp H E S E engravings -1- show the advan- , tages thishandle gives, as each curve forms a ' key or abutment, against the elastic substance. AlthouRh these handles are in two pieces from the shoulder of the blade, it is impossible to get them out of shape. These bats, introduced in 1889, have been used by the best Cricketers of England, Australia and New Zealand, as well as having been sent to India and Africa, and the uni­ versal testimony is that nothing has ever been brought into the Cricketing world to give such advantages to the batsman in cutting and driving powers A quantity of All- Cane-Handled Bats, warranted (a little soiled), offered at a very low figure. Patentee of the C h a m o is T h o n g B o u n d H a n d le . N o. 6034. N o t i c e in c a s e o f I n f r in g e m e n t .— The Patentee does not bind himself to any number of Curves. PHOTO8IAPHI OF OELEBRATED ELEVENS, 1884-6+7. UjH OLOBS, HOTELS, SCHOOLS, Ae., &«, SHOULD HAVE THB CELEBRATED COUNTY AND OTHER CRICKET ELEVEN8. B y B. HAWKINS & Co., 108, KING’ S BOAD, BBIGHTON, rue Most Interesting Photographs ol the An. 3/6 each Post Free. ___Bile of Photo 18-in. by 10-in. ALIO PHOTO* OF ALL THE PRINCIPAL CBIOXlTBBfl JUST PUBLISHED, M B f f lE I of ENGLAND at LORD’S. 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