Cricket 1890

SEPT 11, 1890c CRIOKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OP THE GAME; 887 however, found no one to stay with him till Ferris came in, and the latter helped his Cap­ tain to make the stand of the innings. Seven wiokets were down for 65 when they got together, and Ferris not only assisted to save the innings, but to raise the score to 113 before he lost Murdoch. The latter had played with great judgment as well as care, and his 37,which took him an hour and fifty minutes, was an excellent display of batting, a pleasant relief after the other failures. At luncheon time the total was 119 for nine wickets, and only five were added before the innings closed, Ferris carrying out his bat for a most useful 26. Martin took five wickets for 35, and his ten wickets in the match were obtained for an average of 11 runs. The Marylebone Eleven had only 44 to get to win, but Turner and Ferris bowled withsuch success that six of the best batsmen on the side were dismissed before the last run was got. M.C.C. and G. thus won with four wiokets to spare. Turner’s four wickets at the finish only cost 22 runs. M.C.C. First Innings. Mr. E. C. Streatfeild, c Trumble, b Turner ... 10 Chatterton, b Ferris..........51 Gunn, b Ferris ...118 Mr.W.W.Read, c Gregory, b Turner ........................... 13 Davidson, c Turner, b Ferris................................. 0 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, c Trum­ ble, b Ferris ..................105 Attewell, c Blackham, b Turner ......................... 4 Mr.W. C. Hedley, c Black­ ham, b Turner ... . Mr. F. R. Spofforth, Charlton, b Turner SherwiD, not out Martin, c and b Ferri3 B 6, lb 3, w 1, nb 3 Second Innings. b Turner .......... c Blackham, b Ferris .......... c Blackham, b Ferris .......... : c Ferris, b Turner ... , not out ... . lbw, b Ferris . c Barrett, Ferris ... . 24 not out 13 18 3 , 13 Nb , 12 , 8 , 14 > .. 0 ... 0 ... 2 Total ..........372 A u st r a l ia n s . Total ... 41 First Innings. Mr. J. J. Lyons, b Attewell ........................99 Mr. J. E. Barrett, b M a rtin ......................................... 6 Mr. W. L. Murdoch, c and b Attewell....................... 21 Mr. H. Trott, lbw, b Martin .......................... 41 Mr. C. T. B. Turner, Streatfeild, b Martin .. Mr. P. C. Charlton, lbw, Martin............................. Mr. K. E. Burn, lbw, Attewell ......................... 8 Mr. J. M’C. Blackham, b Streatfeild....................... 24 Mr.J.J. Ferris, c Sherwin, b Martin ........................11 Mr.H. Trumble, c Sherwin, b Attewell......................... 6 Mr. S. E. Gregory, not out ................................ 9 B 11, lb 6 .................17 Second Innings. b Spofforth ...25 b Martin ........... 6 b Martin ............. 37 c W. W. Read, b Martin b Martin ... b Spofforth c Davidson, Spofforth b Spofforth not out b Martin ... b Streatfeild B 8, lb 4 7 . 0 . 4 . 0 . 0 , 23 . 4 . 3 . 12 Total .................291 Total ...124 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. a n d G r o u n d , First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W. O. M. R. W. Turner .......... 52 17 111 5 ... ... 13.4 8 20 2 Ferris .......... 6'9.4 26 123 5 ........... 14 7 22 4 Lyons .......... 13 1 48 0 Trott .......... 7 0 37 0 Trumble.......... 6 0 22 0 Charlton.......... 14 4 21 0 Cnarlton bowled a wide, and Ferris five no-balls. A u st r a l ia n s . Spofforth .. Martin Streatfeild Attewell .. Hedley Davidson First Innings. O. M. R. W. 23 8 69 35 12 76 10 5 25 39 20 63 5 0 2) 6 3 U Second Innings. O.. M. R. W. 19 7 35 21.112 35 8 2 16 13 4 36 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. RAVENSBOURNE. Played at Lee on September 6. R a v e n s b o u r n e . b Perch, not out ... 42 T. Allen, c and b §E? Moore ................. 8 G. Wigley, c Ed­ wards, b Lander... 14 C. Watkins, c Wil­ son, b Lander ... 3 B 8, w 2, nb 3 ... 13 F. Ellingham, Parry .................. i J. S. Kistruck, c Johnston,b Gordon 55 A, J. Pearce, run out 0 G. Hoblyn, run out... 16 C. Hooper, c and b Crosskey.................22 W. Carter, lbw, b Wilson ................. 0 W. J. Cowley, c Clark­ son, b Crosskey ... 1 G ranville .—J. P. Clarkson scored b Hoblyn, 3, E. Crosskey, c Hooper, b Wigley, 3, J. H. Cam­ pion (not out), 0, J. A. Johnston, jr., b Wigley, 0; lb 1.—Total, 7. R. F. Tayler, A. N. Moore, B. F. Gordon, J. E. Wilson, F. Edwards, A. D. Parry and F, E. Lander did not bat. Total ...175 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. NORWOOD. Played at Norwood on September 6. G r a n v il l e . J. Wilson, jr., c Gib­ son, b Montezuma 12 P. P. Lincoln, c G. Featherstone, b Montezuma ..........24 E. W. Moore, b Mon­ tezuma .................22 W. Morris, b El­ borough .................14 W. Edwards, b Mon­ tezuma .................20 S. Brown, bHallam 17 N o r w o o d . A. R. Layman, c Montezuma, b El­ borough .................16 E.T.Lloyd, b Hallam 13 S. Ellis, b Elborough 13 L. R. Glover, b Hal­ lam ........................ 0 W. E. Poulsom, not out ... B 10, lb 5 Total ...171 not F. S. Hallam, c Ed­ wards, b Morris ... 19 G. Featherstone, c Brown, b Ellis ... 16 L. De Montezuma, b Morris ... ... ... 7 H. Bedford, c Ed- Total wards, b Poulsom 0 F. W. Wiltshire, B. Featherstone, E. McCaus­ land, F. W. Hunter and A. W. Webb did not bat. T. S. Gibson, out ........................ 0 W. C. Elborough, not out .......... ... 0 L 4, lb 1, w 1 ... 6 ... 48 CRYSTAL PALACE v. FARNINGHAM. Played at the Palace on September 6. F a r n in g h a m . 5 F. Wilmot, c Cosens, b Bicknell .......... 2 W. L. Muggeridge, st Colman, b Bicknell 0 E.Berens.c Mitchell, b Nelson.................26 E. Russell, not out... 0 O, Evans, b Umney F. H. Huish,c Cosens, b Umney................ y W. W. Rashleigh, c Mitchell, b Umney 12 E. L. Wairing,b Bick­ nell ........................ 34 C. G. Dixey, run out 11 B J. Hodsoll, b Bicknell 6 A.Hollands.cLeather- Total dale, b Bicknell ... 10 C rystal P alace . F. H.Nelson,c Evans, b Hodsoll ......... 140 Rev. V. J. Leather- dale, b Evans ... 0 H. P. Clarke, b Mug­ geridge .................10 C.Mitchell, c Wilmot, b Hodsoll ......... 160 Total S. Colman, not o u t... 61 P. Currey, D. A, de Villiers, and G. Cosens did not bat. ...121 G. E. Bicknell, b Evans ...................16 W. F.Umney,cRash- leigh, b Evans ... 37 C. E. Smith, not out 6 B 20, lb 8 ..........28 ...458 The H a s t in g s F e s t iv a l . —The following are the players advertised for the two matches constituting the Hastings Festival, to com ­ mence to-day. N o r t h v. S o u t h .— North : Messrs. C.W. Wright (capt.)and F.R.Spofforth,withW.Attewell,J.Briggs, W. Gunn, L. Hall, R. Peel, M. Sherwin. F.H. Sugg G. Ulyett and A. Ward. South : Dr. W. G. Grace (captain), Messrs. K.J. Key, H.V. Page, H.Pigg, W W. Read, and A. E. Stoddart, with R. Abel, G. A' Lohmann, F. Martin, Walter Quaife and J. W ' Sharpe. S o u t h o f E n g la n d v. A u s t r a l ia n s .— South of England : Dr.W. G. Grace (captain), Messrs. K. J. Key, W. W. Read and A .E . Stoddart, with R. Abel, H. Butt, G.A. Lohmann, F. Martin, Walter Quaife, J.M. Read and J.W. Sharpe. Australians (select d from): Messrs. W. L. Murdoch (captain), Dr. J. E. Barrett, J. M’C. Blackham, H.F. Boyle, K.E. Burn, P. C. Charlton, J. J. Ferris, S. E. Gregory, S. P. Jones, J. J. Lyons, H. Trott, H. Trumble, C. T. B, Turner and F. IJ. Walters, ROVING FRIARS v. KENLEY. Played at Kenley on Sept. 6. R oving F riars . First Innings. Second Innings. P. T. P. Knott, c Beale, b C. Southey ............13 b C. Southey ... Rev. A. R. Buckland, b R. J o y c e ............................... 8 b C. Southey ... o R. D. Mackenzie, b R. J o y c e ............................ 0 b C. Southey n. 2 B. T. Harland, c Beale, b C. Southey..................... 5 not out ........... Rev. H. A. Serres, not out 20 b C. Southey ... J. A. Lyon, b C. Southey 15 c Joyce, b C. Southey.......... 0 A.C. Taylor, c Wilson, b C. Southey ..................... 2 b C. Southey ... Rev. T. B. Nichols, b C. Southey ..................... 0 c Joyce, b C. Southey.......... 2 A. W. Cooper, c and b C. Southey ..................... 2 b C. Southey ... H. Houlder, bC. Southey 0 run out ........... 0 Rev. W. B. Taylor, b C. Southey ..................... 0 b C. Southey ... 3 B 6, nb 5 .................11 B 2, lb 2 ... 4 Total .................76 K k n le y . First Innings. Total... 25 A. Joyce, b A. Taylor 1 E. Southey, b Mac­ kenzie ................. 0 R. Joyce, run out ... 4 N. Wilson, c Nichols, b M ackenzie.......... 3 P. L. Beale, b A. Tay­ lor ........................ 9 G. R. Joyce, b Mac­ kenzie ................. 1 H. Bryant, c Macken­ zie, b A. Taylor ... 3 In the Second Innings A. Joyce scored (not out), 30, R. Joyce, c sub., b A. Taylor, 22, P. L, Beale (not out). 10; b 2, lb 2.—Total, 66. E. Beasley, b Mac­ kenzie .................. 1 C. Southey, c and b Mackenzie .......... 2 W. J. Crossley, not out ......................... 0 W. G. Beale, b Mac­ kenzie .......... ... 0 B 8, nb 4 .............12 Total .............36 PALLINGSWICK v. HORNSEY: Played at Hornsey on August 30. P a l l in g s w ic k . F. P. Percival, C. D. Fastenedge, bJ. Clarke .................18 M. T. La Thangue, b Clarke ................. 0 F.W.RadcliffebClarke 2 C. Hay-Campbell, b Clarke ................. 1 . c Clarke, b Davis ...80 W. J. Burt, not outl03 A. H.Stevens,notout 22 B 21, lb 4 ............ 25 Total...........251 R. A. Melhuish, C. de Winton, J. M. Percival and R. B. Fastenedge did not bat. Hornsey did not bat. RAV EN SBOU RN E v. O LYM PIC . Played at Lee on A ugust 23. R a v e n s b o u r n e ; George, run out 21 E; J. Pritchard, not out ........................11 A. J. Prior, not out... 1 B 4, lb 3, w 1.......... 8 Total ...138 T. Allen, b Monckton 3 A. T. Pearce, Ibw, b McNaughton......... 61 W. Carter, c Mc­ Naughton, b John­ son ........................27 W. J. Cawley, c and b M onckton.......... 6 C. Watkins, F. C. Brooke, P. Williams and Bar­ tholomew did not bat; O l y m p ic . A. P. Johnson, not out ........................19 D. McNaughton, run out ........................ 0 J. Jenkins, b Allen... 0 W. Monckton, not out ........................35 9 Lb 7, w 2 Total 63 G. Pateman, A. J.Palmer, J.W. Adcook, Galtrey, A. Mander, G. Taylor and W. B. Leetle did not bat. S o m e rather remarkable fast scoring was recorded in a match between Kenley and the Roving Friars at Kenley on Saturday. The home team at the finish had only twenty minutes in which to make 65 runs, and made these runswithin three minutes of time. There were, too, only threeboundary hits. C. Southey of Kenley had the following good Lqwling analysis for the match ;—24 overs, 8 njai^eus, 34 runs, and seveateeii wickets.