Cricket 1890

4 1 0 CRICKET: A WEEKLY BECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 18, 1890. HALL’S XI. y. PERTHSHIRE. On September 5 and 6, Louis Hall, the well-known Yorkshire professional, took a team of northern players to Perth, where an interesting match was won by the Englishmen by 60 runs. An enormous crowd witnessed the play, and such matches cannot fail to do a lot of good to Scottish cricket. The scoring was [low on both sides, Pride’s second inn­ ings of 36 for Perth being the highest of the match. N o r t h o f E n g la n d XI. First Innings. Hall, c Smith, b Soutar ... 2 Chatterton, b Smith ... 19 Brown, lbw, b Smith ... 3 Warren, b Soutar ........... 3 Davidson, b Soutar............. 10 Pougher, b Soutar ............. 12 Wainwright, run out ... 2 st Pride, b Second Innings. b Mannes ..........15 b M annes..........11 o Macgregor, b Mannes........... 0 c Mannes, b Smith .......... 0 b Smith ........... T c and b Smith... 20 st P r id e , b Smith .......... 4 Sm ith................. .......... 9 c C. M. Smith, b Smith .......... 2 Whitehead, at Pride, b Sm ith............................... 7 run out .......... 16 Harrison,c Pride,b Soutar 15 b Macgregor ... 8 Hunter, not out................. 4 not out .......... 5 B 5, lb 2 ........................ 7 B7, l b l ... 8 Total ................. 93 Total 95 P e r t h s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. D. Burnfield, b David­ son .............................. . 0 lbw, b Wain­ wright ... ... 7 Mr. C. T. Mannes, b Harrison ........................ 5 b Wainwright... 0 Mr. T. Pride, b Pougher ... 12 b Whitehead ... 86 Mr. A. Blair, b Pougher... 7 c Whitehead, b Wainwright... 21 Mr. A. V. Macgregor, b Pougher ........................ 2 st Hunter, b Wainwright... 0 Mr. R. Hailey, b Pougher 1 b Whitehead ... 0 Mr.C.C. Stuart, b Pougher 0 b Whitehead ... 4 Mr. C. M. Smith, run out 1 h w, b Wain­ wright .......... 1 Mr. A. K. Bell, not out ... 1 b Wainwright... 4 Smith, b Wainwright ... 2 not out .......... 14 Mr. J. T. Soutar, run out 2 lbw,b Whitehe*d 0 B 8, lb 8 ................................ 11 B 4, lb 3 ... 7 Total ................. 44 Total ... 94 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N orth of E ngland XI. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W, J. T. Soutar... 25.310 43 5 .......... 9 1 26 0 Smith .......... 25 8 43 4 .......... 20 1 43 5 C. T. Mannes ... 0 2 13 8 A. Macgregor ... 5.4 2 5 1 P e r t h sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Davidson... 17 12 8 1 ... Harrison ... 11 5 14 1 Pougher ... 11.3 4 10 5 ... Wainwright . 6 5 1 1 Whitehead Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 9 3 9 0 ... 9 3 17 0 ... 9 2 16 0 17 9 20 6 8.4 3 25 4 CINQUE PORT WANDERERS v. IBIS. Played at Dulwich on August 23. In order to give the public an opportunity of seeing the Englishmen bat the North of England XI. again went to the wicket, and played out time. The following was the Bcore:— Harrison,bMacgregor 1 Chatterton, c Smith, b M acgregor..........15 Hunter, c Pride, b Macgregor .......... 2 Pougher, gregor ......... Warren, not out Extras.......... Total Mac- Mr. Maogregor had his four wickets for 8 runs, while 6 runs were got off Mannes, and 21 off the professional. 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 o f 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. Jupp, 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 ffic e , 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. C in q u e P ort W anderers . S. M. Stewart, b Wright ................. 4 H. B. Denham, b Wright .......... ... 18 J. Oswald, b Hors­ ley ........................18 A. Barrow, not out... 10 C. T. Drew, b Wright 0 W. W. Field, lbw, b Horsley ................. 4 A. L. Goadby, b Horsley ................. 0 J. L. Higgs, b Hors­ ley ........................ C. K. Spencer, b Horsley ... .......... W. Bewley, b Wright R. H. Wedekind, b Wright ................. Extras................. ... 0 0 1 Total ... 60 C. Rayner, b Den- ! h a m ........................48 C. Horsley, b Barrow 0 S, Daws, c Denham, b H ig g s .................28 E. White, b Denham N. Cooper,b Denham 0 W. H. Parker, c Barrow, b Denham 7 E. Buckland, b Barrow .................25 I b is . I J. Ledbury, b Stew art.................12 J. Horsley, run out 4 F. Farquharson, not out ........................ 9 W.Wright, b Stewart 1 Extras................. 3 Total ...132 CINQUE PORTE WANDERERS v. ISLE- WORTH. Played at Isleworth on August 30. I sle w o r th . S. Berry, c Docker, b D en h am ................. 4 F. Knight, c and b D en ham ................. 4 W. Brooks,b Denham 14 H. Knight,c Denham, b D ocker................. 9 S. Walby, not out ... 19 H. W. Tebbutt, ran out ........................ 6 E. Ryalls.b Denham S. Godden, run out H. Rolfe, lbw, b Stew art................. F. Stone, run out ... G. S Marriott, b Docker ................. E xtras................. T otal.......... C in qu e P ort W a n derers . S. M. Stewart not out 77 R. H. Stewart, b Brooks ................. 9 H. S. Burn, b Knight 9 A. L. Goadby, lbw, b Knight ................. 0 A. Barrow, H. B. Denham, C. T. Drew, E. C- Homer and J. Lambie did not bat. L. Docker, b Knight 32 J. C. Bayley, not out E xtras................. T otal..........139 CLAPTON CLUB. July 12—v. Upton Park. Won. Upton Park, 90 Clapton, 97 for 3 wickets. July 12—v. Mill Hill School. Won. Mill Hill School, 33; Clapton, 47- July 16—v. M.C.C. and Ground. Won. M.C.C. and Ground, 105 and 38 for 1 wicket; Clapton, 150. July 19—v. Hendon. Won. Hendon, i>2 and 34 for 2 w ickets; Clapton, 75. July 19—v. Charlton Park. Drawn. Charlton Park, 109; Clapton, 85 for 4 wicketB. July 26—v. Buckhurst Hill. Drawn. Clapton, 164; Buckhurst Hill, 104 for 3 wickets. July 26—v. Pallingswick. Drawn. Paliingswick, 152 ; Clapton, 70 for 3 wickets. July 29—v. Croydon. Lost. Clapton, 142; Croy­ don, 228. Aug. 2—v. Norwood. Drawn. Clapton, 195 Norwood, 13 for 4 wickets. Aug. 2—v. Wanstead. Lost. Clapton, 72; Wan- stead, 174 for 4 wickets. Aug. 4—v. Cinque Port Wanderers. Won. Clapton, 92 and 109; Cinque Port Wan- Aug. 7—v. Kenley. Lost. Kenley, 56 and 283; Clapton, 31 and 33 for 6 wickets. Aug. 9—v. Woodford Wells. Drawn. Clapton, 125; Woodford Wells, 80 for 5 wickets. Aug. 9—v. Highgate Bohemians. Won. Clap­ ton, 174; Highgate Bohemians, 30. Aug. 16—v. Woodford Wells. Drawn. Woodford Wells, 176 for 8 wickets (innings declared finished); Clapton, 119 for 1 wicket. Aug. 16-v . Post Office. Drawn. Post Office, 104; Clapton, 86 for 4 wiokets. Aug. 20—v. Cheshunt. Drawn. Cheshunt, 181; Clapton, 137 for 6 wickets. Aug. 23—v. Old Cranleighans. Drawn. Clapton, 124 ; Old Cranleighans, 77 for 8 wickets. Aug. 30—v. Junior Middlesex. Won. Junior Middlesex, 16 and 22 for 5 wickets; Clapton, 55. Sept. 6 —v. Anchorites. Won. Anchorites, 68; Clapton, 157 for 3 wiokets. Clapton scored 4331 runs for 303 wickets ; their opponents, 4217 runs for 356 wickets. BATTING AVERAGES. Matches arranged 47, played 38—won 16, lost 8, drawn 14, abandoned 9. RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 3 -v . Willesden. Drawn. Clapton, 178 for 5 wickets (innings declared finished)* Willesdeu, 104 for 3 wicketB. May 10—v. Walthamstow. Won. Clapton, 167; Walthamstow, 41. May 17—v. Pallingswic*. Lost. Pallingswick, 117; Clapton, 106. May 24—v. Tottenham. Lost. Tottenham, 102; Clapton, 50. May 24—v. Buckhurst Hill. Lost. Clapton, 67; Buckhurst Hill, 83. May 26—v. Charlton Park. Won. Charlton Park, 173; Clapton, 195. May 31—v. Upton Park. Won. Upton Park, 182; Clapton, 133 for 6 wickets. May 81—v. Hendon. Lost. Clapton, 113; Hen­ don, 161. June 7—v. Kenley. Won. Kenley, 67; Clapton, 1C8. June 7—v. Cheshunt. Won. Cheshunt, 58 and 51 for 4 wiokets; Clapton, 87. June 11—v. Addiscombe. Lost. Clapton, 67 and 44 for 4 wickets; Addiscombe, 71. June 14—v. Hendon 1st. Won, Hendon, 111; Clapton, 134 for 5 wickets. June 14—v. Hendon 2nd. Won. Hendon, 43 and 22 for 7 wickets; Clapton, 81. June 19—v. Forest Hill. Drawn. Forest Hill, 193; Clapton, 130 for 4 wickets. June 21—v. Wanstead. Drawn. Clapton, 298 for 5 wickets (innings declared finished); Wanstead, 105 for 4 wickets. June 21—v. Tottenham. Drawn. Tottenham, 162; Clapton, 39 for 6 wickets. June 28—v. Willesden. Drawn. Willesden, 82 for 3 wickets. July 1—v. Clapham Wanderers. Won. Clap­ ham Wanderers, 49; Clapton, 105 for 4 wickets. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns.Aver. E. C. Palmer ... 6 .. 0 ... 233 ... 87 ... 38.5 J. C. L. Shenton 11 .. 2 .. 328 ... 97 ... 36.4 J. H. Robinson 10 .. 2 .. 268 ... 84*... 33.4 F. A. Bishop ... 8 .. 1 ... 200 ... 87*... 28.4 H. Boyton.......... 11 .. 1 .. 251 ... 72*... 25.1 R. R. Bruce 15 .. 2 .. 297 ... 48 ... 22 8 S. A. Asser.......... 15 ... 4 .. 222 ... 84*.. 22 2 J. J. Wiggett ... 5 ... 3 .. 36 ... IS*.. 18 C. H-Nelson ... 9 .. 1 .. 139 ... 37 .. 17.3 F. H. Purchase 5 .. 1 .. 71 ... 25 ... 17.3 W. Low .......... 13 .. 0 .. 181 ... 36 ... 13.12 J. W. McEwen... 17 .. 1 .. 201 ... 71 ... 12.9 J. H. Douglas ... 22 .. 5 .. 208 ... 40 ... IV.4 W. E. Hall 5 .. 1 .. 51 ... 31*.. 12.3 P. R. Waterer ... 8 .. 1 .. 73 ... 40 .. 10.3 H. D. King 6 .. 1 .. 62 ... 18 ... 10.2 H. B. Denham... 13 ... 3 .. 94 ... 21 .. 9.4 R. M. Walker ... 11 .. 2 .. 83 ... 19 .;. 9.2 C. R. Longcroft 7 .. 0 .. 64 ... 22 ... 91 W. J. Cambridge 6 ... 1 .. 43 ... 25 .. 8.3 W. Hodgson ... 6 .. 1 .. 42 ... 24 .. 8.2 F. G, Wood ... 6 ... 0 .. 48 ... 21 .. 8 R. H. Walbancke 7 ... 2 .. 40 ... 15 .. 8 A. Dodson.......... 7 ... 1 .. 46 ... 33 .. 7.4 H. G. Skottowc 5 ... 1 .. 29 ... 19*.. 7.1 J. H. Milton ... 7 ... 1 .. 36 ... 21 .. 6 W. H. Nolloth ... 8 ... 0 .. 48 ... 16 .. 6 G, Mazengarb ... 7 ... 0 .. 82 ... 22 .. 4.4 J. E. Sansum ... 12 ... 1 . . 51 ... 13 .. 4.3 R. H. Clark 9 ... 1 . . 15 ... 8 .. 1.7 The following played in less than five innings: —C. W. L. Brewer, R. E, Hunt, H. P. Brodie, W. C. Richardson, F. K. Hirst, R . Canby, J. W. Kent, T. Ager, E. French, R. S. Griffin, G. Parrott, T. Jones, J. H. Philps, D. J. Williams, T. H. Case, A. S. Jackson, C. W. Crook, C. M. Tebbut, W. Briggs, E. Finch, H. Hutchison, W. P. Kirton, M. Grosvenor, T. Poison. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. W. McEwen ... 808 ... 73 ... 265 ... 50 ... 5.15 P. R.Waterer... ,... 334 ... 23 ... 143 ... 24 .,.. 5.23 C. H. Nelson ... ... 272 ... 13 . 120 ... 14 ... 8.8 J. E. Sansum... ... 1716 ...119 ... 621 ... 65 ... 9.36 W . Low ......... ... 335 ... 20 ,... 127 ... 11 ...11.6 W. H. Nolloth... ... 273 ... 14 ... 154 ... 13 ...11.11 H. B. D<nham ... 956 ... 39 .,.. 392 ... 33 ..11.29 F. A. Bishop ... ... 530 ... 33 ,... 244 ... 16 ...15.4 S. A. Asser ... 475 ... 81 . 163 ... 11 ...167 J. C. L. Shenton ... 205 ... 9 .„. 114 ... 6 ...19 J. H. Douglas... ... 556 ... 24 ,... 318 ... 13 ...246 The following bowled in less than fire innings.— W. E. Hall, C. R. Longcroft, J. J. Wiggett, R. R. Bruce, R. M.Walker, E. C. Palmer, J. H. Robinson, H. D. King, F. G. Wood, S. W. Kent, R. H. Clark, W. Hodgson, H. Boyton, G. Parrott, R. Canby, and C. W. L. Brown.