Cricket 1890

8 6 8 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME; AUG. 28,1890. FOREST HILL v. DULWICH. Played at Forest Hill on August 16. D ulwich . E. J. Heasman, b James ................. 9 J. A. Macdonald, b Matthews .......... 2 A. H. Knott, c Todd, b Watmough..........34 W. J. P. Dodgson, c Skipper, b Hooker 51 F.Koberson.cHooker, b Watmough.......... 9 E. H. Heasman, b Matthews .......... 6 N. Morris, b Mat­ thews .................. 6 T. S. Tregellas, c James, b Knight 22 C. P. Tregellas, c Hooker, b Knight 10 F. Leleu, c Pierce, b Knight ................. 0 R. Nevill, not out ... 0 B 5, lb 1 ................. 6 B. James, b E. H. Heasman................ W. L. Pierce, b T. S. Tregellas................ J, A. Knight, c E. J. Heasman, b T. S. Tregellas................. S. P. Matthews, b E. H. Heasman F o r e st H i l l . Total ...155 J. Todd, c Dodgson, b T. S. Tregellas ... 10 M. C. Capes, not out 12 H. R. Carruthers, b Knott ... ..........35 B 4, lb 3 .................. 7 Total . 76 H. A. Hooker, F. Skipper, H. J. Watmough and E. H. Edwards did not bat. LEATHERHEAD v. ETON RAMBLERS. Played at Leatherhead on July 26. E to n R a m b l e r s . S. W . Cattley,' c Earnshaw, b Hol­ land ........................46 C. E. Farmer, c Bridges, b Sturt ... 0 A. Dickson, b Sturt... 21 W. O. Bridgeman, c Milford, b Sturt ...116 W. F. Farrer, b S tu rt........................ 1 N. M. Farrer, b Hol­ land ...........................16 L e a t h e r h e a d Hon. R. G. Verney, b Hewlins.................34 H. H. Amory, c Sturt, b Hewlins... 10 J. Murray, c and b Sturt ................. 4 H. Farrer, b Sturt... 5 C. M. Smith, not out 20 B 11, lb 1 ..........12 Total ...285 A. H, Tritton, b Smith ................. 5 J. H. Bridges, b Cattley .................40 C .L. Budd, c Verney, b S m ith .......... ... 28 B.T.Milford.c Bridge- man.b Smith......... 29 M. Bovill, b Smith ... 0 H. B. Tritton, st Far­ mer, b Smith......... 0 F. W. Earnshaw, c Dickson, b Cattley 0 J.M. Farrer, not out 6 W.Hewlins,cCattley, b Sm ith ................ 0 F. Sturt, c Farmer,b Cattley ................. 3 A. G. Holland, b Smith ................. 9 B 4, lb 1 ......... 5 T otal.......125 RICHMOND v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at Riohmond on August 20. P a l l in g sw ic k ;. First Innings. C. B. Palmer, lbw, b Docker ................. 9 F. Ratcliff, c Docker, b Wigram ..........11 C. R. Forward, b Docker ................. 0 Marlow, c F.W.Bush, b D ocker................. 0 F.B.Percival,c Banch, b D ock er................. 3 F. Muir, c Docker, W igram .......... N. B. Baker, Docker .......... Hutcheon, b Docker Brown, not out Hewison, b Docker.., Doger, b Docker ... Total In the Second Innings Palmer scored c Holt, b Wigram 4, Ratcliff, b Docker 23, Forward (not out) 0, Marlow, b Wigram 10, Percival, c Wigram, b Docker 0,Hutcheon, c Docker; b Wigram 6, Brown, b Docker 4; lb 2.—Total, 49. R ic h m o n d . F.W. Bush,b Marlow H.S. Bush, b Percival C.Wigram,b Percival C. Filder, b Marlow... L. Shaw, Ibw, b Marlow ... .......... A. Holt, b Percival... A. Leechman, not out .......... .......... R. W . Burrows, c Marlow, b Percival F.Richards.bPercival 16 C.Banch, lbw, b Per­ cival ........................ 3 L. Docker, c Hut­ cheon, b Percival 1 B 8, lb 3 ........11 Total....... ICO MR. J. W. HOBBS’ XI. v. CANE HILL. Played at Cane Hill on August 16. J. W . H obbs ’ XI. A. Wheeler, c Hine, b Richardson .......... 1 J. Beaumont, c Kidd, b Smith .................19 T. Adams, b Fitz­ gerald ................. 38 J. Caffarey, b Smith 18 J. Boxall, lbw, b Smith........................15 T. Henderson, st Stanley, b Kidd ... 4 C ane H ill . E.Mills,c Fitzgerald, b Sm ith ................. J.King.b Richardson R. Roles, b Smith ... H. Adams, not out... C. :Geary, c and b R ichardson.......... Extras................. T otal..........117 R.Morgan.cH.Adams, b Mills .................13 W . Sims, b Eeau- m on t........................17 Dr. Fitzgerald, c and b Roles .................30 F. Richardson, not out ........................63 Dr. Kidd, b Beau­ mont ........................ 7 H.8mith,o H. Adams, b Beaumont ..........30 F. CHffe did not bat. G. Stanley, c Mills, b G ea ry................. 2 Dr. Boycott, b Geary ................. 2 A. Hine, c T. Adams, b G ea ry................. 2 T. Lovelock, not out ........................ 0 Extras.................27 T otal. ...293 P o r t r a it s a n d B io g r a p h ic a l S k e t c h e s op Leading Cricketers: Dr. W. G. Grace, Mr. J. Shuter, Mr. W. W. Read, Robert Abel, M. Read, Lohmann, Beaumont, A. Hearne, Arthur Shrews­ bury, H. Jnpp, H. Wood, Gunn, Sharpe, Mr. W. L. Murdoch, Mr. G. Rowland Hill, Mr. A. M. Walters, Mr. A. E. Stoddart, and Mr. P. M. Walters. Post free ljd., the complete set,1/-,— C r ic k e t O f f ic e , 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Dootors’ Commons, E.C. L. J. 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