Cricket 1890

CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 25, 1890. sudden death last Monday. Some few years ago by his influence and energy he resuscitated the Clapton Club, one of the oldest institutions of the kind in the neighbourhood of London, and though for a time without a home, the success­ ful revival of the Club was in a great measure due to his untiring and unselfish labours. A good cricketer in his day, George Head’s devotion to the game never slackened, and as a member of the Marylebone as well as the Surrey County Clubs, he remained in touch with the better class of cricket to the last. It was my good fortune to be actively associated with him on the cricket field more years ago than I care to mention, and I treasure his memory as that of not only a straightforward and real sportsman, but of one who was loyal and true in every relation of life. R ich ard P il l in g , the Lancashire wicket-keeper, who has not been able to play this season, leaves England in the Orient steamer “ Ormuz ” to-morrow for Australia, in the hope that the voyage and winter absence from England will restore him to health. C r ic k e t readers of all classes will heartily hope that the trip will have the desired effect, and that we shall again have the opportunity of seeing the prince of English wicket­ keepers thoroughly at his best. Pilling, it is stated, will have the company of the first detachment of the Australian team homeward bound in the “ Ormuz.” J. W a lk e r ’s XI. S T R E A TH AM v. G. A . LOHM ANN ’ S X I Played at Streatham on September 20. L oh m an n 's X I. S. Castle, st Broad­ bent, b Bambridge 3 A. Heame, b Morgan 21 Abel, c Bailey, b Brann .................44 Quaife, not ou t..........97 W. Newham, c Bailey, b Morgan...107 W. W. Bead, b Mor­ gan ........................ 29 Wood, lbw, b Brann S. Lohmann, c Bam­ bridge, b Morgan F. Johnson, b Mor­ gan ........................ Pickett, absent Sharpe, absent B 6, lb 3 .......... Total S t r e a t h a m . Total W . Barratt, b J. Farr 7 H. Carver, c Beckley, b Bodington ..........41 C. Wickenden, st Williams, b S. Earr 13 J. T. Hearne, bJ.Farr 12 W. H. Robinson, run out ....................... 2 W. Hearne, c Boding­ ton, b S. Farr..........45 J. Walker, c Leech­ man, b Cobbold ... 8 F. Compton, runout 13 A. Walker,b Cobbold 2 C. G. Johnstone, not out ........................ 0 W. Walker,bCobbold 0 Extras.................18 Total , ...161 4 .. 0 .. 0 8 ..324 G. Brann, c sub., b Bead........................14 F. H. Stevens, not out ........................11 B3, l b l ..........' 4 ...141 W. S. Trollope, b Hearne ................. 0 C. L. Morgan, c Abel, b H earne.................99 A. C. Broadbent, c Abel, b Hearne ... 6 E. C. Evelyn, b Loh­ mann........................ 7 E. C. Bambridge, F. A. B. Anderson, A. C. Barton, W .B . Higson and N. C. Bailey did not bat. C H ISW IC K P A R K C LU B .—J. W A L K E R ’S X I. v. S ID N E Y B E C K L E Y ’S XI. Played at Chiswick on September 13. S id n e y B k c k l e y ’ s X I. S. H. Beckley, c and b J. Hearne ..........19 P. E. Bodington, b J. Hearne ................. 0 J. Farr, b Barratt ... 57 W. Williams, b J. Hearne .................10 A. Leechman, b Car­ ver ........................16 H.E.Sich, b J. Hearne 6 S. Farr, not out ... 34 W E YM O U TH v. F R E E F O R E ST E R S. Played at W eym outh on September 8 and 9. W eymouth . First Innings. Second Innings, S. Clarke, b C ollins......... 0 b Collins ....... 4 H. H. Mayo, b Collins ... 6 cE. Buckland, b Turner ... 21 F. Fisher, b C ollins......... 0b Collins ........... 6 A. B. Burney, b Turner ... 1 c Burbury, b Collins ....... 89 H. B. Delacombe, b Turner ... ... ... ... 7 c Ingram, b Turner ......... 3 W. H. Mansfield, c M. Kemp, b Collins ........... 9 c Burbury, b Collins .......20 T. Fall, b Turner ........... 5 c Turner, b...Col­ lins ................ 0 G. B. Mayfield, b Turner 3 b McAlpine ... 2 B. Atkinson, b Turner ... 4 b Turner ........ 13 H. T. Fall, not out .........14 c Turner, b Col­ lins ................ 4 Hughes, b Turner ........... 0 not out ........ 20 B ................................ 2 B 8, lb 9 ... 17 Total .................51 F b e e F o r e s t e r s . First Innings. Total ...149 Capt. Mann, b Burney ................. M. C. Kemp, b Hughes ................. F. M. Ingram, lbw, b Hughes ................. E. H. Buckland, b Hughes ................. F. M. Buckland, b Hughes ................. J. A. Turner, c J. Fall, b Hughes In the Second Innings K. McAlpine, b Clarke ................. C. W. M. Kemp, b Hughes ................. W. E. W. Collins, not out ................. F. B. Burbury, b H ughes................. B ........................ Total ... 79 ?. M. Ingram scored (not out), 19, E. H. Buckland (not out), 26, F. M. Buck­ land, lbw, b Burney, 10, J. A. Turner, lbw, b Burney, 41, K. McAlpine, e Fisher, b H. Fall, 18; b 3, lb 7 —Total, 124. M E R TON v. GREC IAN , Played at Merton on September 20. G re c ia n . C. S. W. Cobbold, c and b W. Hearne 12 E. Jowitt, b W. Hearne ................. 4 A. E. Bodington, c Robinson, b J. Hearne ................. 4 P. Cobbett.bBarratt 33 Extras.................31 Total ...206 In the Second Innings S. Farr scored c Robin­ son, b Barratt 0, J. Farr, c Wickenden, bJBarratt 1, W. Williams (not out) 6, S. H. Beckley, c Carver, bBarratt, 0 ,P .E , Bodington (not out) 7.— Total 14. H. A. Hooker, c and b Harvey.................31 H. Baker, b Harvey... 21 A. W. H. Hoskins, c C, Godward, b Har­ vey ........................14 L. S. Wells, b Kemp- son ........................12 G. Bensley, c Smith, b Kempson .......... 1 F. Stevens, b Harvey 2 M e r to n . W. W. Gill, b Young 1 R. Elwood, c Kemp­ son, b C ollie..........13 W. L. Roberts, lbw, b Harvey................. 5 J. Harvey, not out... 6 L. Hampton, c and b Harvey .................10 B 16, lb 2 ..........18 Total......... 134 M. H. Whitley, c and b Hooker................. 3 Dr. Young, b Hooker 0 T. P. Harvey, lbw, b Hooker ... „. 18 G. Smith, b Roberts 17 C. A. Kempson, not out ........................ 5 G. Bevan, not out ... 8 B ........................14 Total A. W. Collie, A. L. Pattison, A. H. Howard, E. Godward, and C. Godward did not bat. RAV EN SBOU RN E CLUB. “ A ” T eam . Matches played 14—won 5, lost 6 , drawn 3. BATIING AVERAGES. Times Most iq Inns, not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. Wigley .......... 4 ... 3 ... 39 ... 17* ... 39 K istruck.......... 4 ... 0 ... 140 ... 55 ... 35 Pearce .......... 9 ... 0 ... 210 ... 61 *.. 23.33 George ..........11 ... 2 ... 170 ... 43 ... 18.1 Hoblyn ......... 10 ... 0 ... 181 ... 46 ... 18.10 Ellingham ... 10 ... 1 ... 107 ... 37 ... 11.83 Pritchard.......... 3 ... 1 ... 20 ... 11* ... 10 A llen................. 11 ... 0 ... 100 ... 42 ... 9.11 P rio r................. 8 ... 2 ... 45 ... 25 ... 7.50 Carter ..........10 ... 0 ... 61 ... 27 ... 6.10 Cowley .......... 9 ... 0 ... 54 ... 15 ... 6 W atkins.......... 4 ... 1 ... 13 ... 8 ... 4.33 Williams ... ... 8 ... 2 ... 22 ... 9* ... 8.66 Harris .......... 3 ... 0 ...2 ... 2 ... .66 Played in one in n in gsH osk in g 15, Payne 2, and Guille 29. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Hoblyn ... 120.3 ... 47 ... 197 ... 29 ... 6.79 G eorge....... 24 ... 1 ... 70 ... 9 ... 7 77 C ow ley....... 9 ... 1 ... 2 > ... 3 ... 8.33 W igley....... 46 ... 7 ... 122 ... 15 ... 8.13 Williams ... 53 ... 10 ... 161 ... 17 ... 9.47 Allen .......... 711 ... 11 ... 168 ... 17 ... 9.88 Pritchard ... 1 ... 0 ... 4 ... 0 ... — Prior ... —7 ... 2 ... 11 ... 0 ... — “ B ” T eam . Matches played 11—won 5, lost 3, drawn 3. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. Payne ........... 8 ... 1 ... 161 ... 101* ... 23 Foster ........ 6 ... 0 ... 97 ... 40 ... 16.16 Watkins ........... 4 ... 2 ... 28 ... 15* ... 14 Harris ........ 6 ... 0 ... 73 ... 40 ... 12.16 Wordsworth ... 6 ... 1 ... 48 ... 23 ... 9.66 C. Pearson ... 12 ... 1 ... 103 ... 85 ... 9.33 Brown ........ 9 ... 0 ... 74 ... 47 ... 8.22 F o r d ............... 8 ... 0 ... 58 ... 26 ... 7.25 Stephens........ 2 ... 0 ... 13 ... 11 ... 6.50 Tyrrell ........ 2 ... 0 ... 13 ... 10 ... 6.5'J James ........ 4 ... 0 ... 19 ... 9 ... 4.75 F. Pearson ... 5 ... 0 ... 21 ... 8 ... 4.20 Potter ........ 8 ... 1 ... 18 ... 6 ... 2.57 Played in four innings:—Hawkings 3. The fol­ lowing played in one in n in g sN ich o ls 7*, Davies 3, Allen 3, Castle 1, Newlyn 7, and Carter 6. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Wordsworth ... 42.3... 14 ... 80 ... 18 4.44 Brown .......... 65 2... 22 ... 109 ... 22 ... 4.95 Tyrrell .......... 20 ... 2 ... 63 ... 9 ... 5.88 Payne .......... 52.2... 13 ... 108 ... 15 ... 7.20 Pearson .......... 52.2... 12 ... 126 ... 13 ... 9.69 Hawkings ... 15.2... 4 ... 38 ... 3 ...12 66 Nichols .......... 7 ... 2 ... 16 ... 3 ... 6.33 Allen..................10.3... 2 ... 23 ... 3 ... 7.66 Foster ... ... 5 ... 1 ... 27 ... 1 ...27 D U LW ICH v. L Y N D H U R S T . Played at Burbage R oad, Dulw ich, on Sept.20, L y n d h u r s t. F. S. Butler, b Tre­ gellas........................84 G. Hudson, b Tre­ gellas........................ 4 F. Guntrip, c King, b Tregellas .. .......... 2 H. Butler, c Jones, b Tregellas................. 0 J. Duff, b Colyer ... 1 H. Clayson, b Tre- D. Robinson, b Tregellas .......... G. H. Davies, b Tre­ gellas ................. W. Davies, run out W. H. Cole, not out J. Palmer, b Tre­ gellas ................. B 1,1b 3 ................. D u lw ich . Total , 53 J. A. Macdonald, b F. F. Fitch, not out S. Butler.................... 32 F. Agnew, not out . W. A. King, b F. S. B Butler ........................................................... 4 A. Grant, c Clayson, Total b Hudson ..................................................... 33 T. S. Tregellas, run out ........................ 12 W. Morris, T. F. Colyer, T. E. Marshall, W. J. P. Dodgson and O. Jones did not bat. ...108 SOUTH L A N C A SH IR E R E G T . v. F R EE FORE STER S. Played at St. Peter’s, Jersey, on September 5. S o u th L a n c a s h ir e R e g t . Lieut. Taylor, run out ........................ u Quarter-MasterSergt. Haxford,bMcAlpine 0 Lieut. Hornby, b Bovill........................ 8 Capt. Wothinglon, c Collins, b Bovill ... 5 Capt. Prendergast, c Collins, b Me alpine 1 Corp. Woodgate, run out ........................31 Major O’Leary, b McAlpine................. 0 F r e e F o r e st e r s . E. H. Buckland, c Woodgate,bHornby 7 M. C. Kemp, b Harold .................14 F. W. Capron, b Harold ................. 1 W. E. W. Collins, b Total Haxford .................42 Lieut. Oakeley, c F. Buckland, b Mc­ Alpine ................. 7 Sergt. Harold, b Mc­ Alpine ................. 5 Lieut. Walters, c In­ gram, b Bovill ... 11 Corp. Senior, not out 7 B 13, lb 4 ...........17 Total ..........92 W. D. Bovill, b Hax­ ford ........................21 K. McAlpine, not out ........................11 B 5, lb 2................. 7 ...103 D r . B arrett , the Australian Stonewaller, remains in England for the present. Some of the team leave to-m orrow in the Orient liner “ Ormuz.” Turner,* Charlton, Ferris, and Trumble in the P . and O. steamer “ Oceana.” OCTOBER 80.