Cricket 1891

100 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME; MAY 7, 1891 T he E leven . Shrewsbury, c God­ frey, b W. Attewell 11 Mr. C. W. Wright, c W. Attewell, b Hor­ ton ........................ 9 Gunn, c Scott, b Terry....................... 24 Flowers, c W. Atte­ well, b Horton ... 0 Mr. J. A. Dixon, retired .................38 Attewell, not out ... 9 Carlin, b Terry ... 0 Biley, b T erry.......... 0 Shacklock, cHorton, b D abell................. 2 Sherwin, bWharmby 3 Lowe, b Wharmby... 0 B 5, nb 1 .......... 6 T otal......102 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C olts . Attewell ., L ow e.. Shacklock Flowers .. First Innings. O. M. B. W. 41.4 24 37 12 27 36 84 2 20 13 17 1 25 15 18 4 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 29 18 19 8 8 5 4 5 ... 19 14 7 2 10 3 15 1 Rilev Mr. Dixon 7 3 9 3 The E le v e n . O. W.Attewelll8 Horton ... 15 Baggaley 11 T.Attewell 12 M. R. W.f O. M. R. W 4 23 1 Terry ... 6 1 12 3 5 23 2 Scrim*-haw5 0 10 0 4 12 0 Wharmby 6.4 3 4 2 6 90 I Dabell ... 5 3 8 1 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CRYSTAL PALACE. Played at Crystal Palace on May 2. C rystal P alace . J. Dives, c Morris, b G odfrey................. 3 G.Cosens.b Edwards 18 F. W. Aete, bPoulson 114 M. Colegrave, b Moore .................17 J. Aste, c Moore, b Morris .................11 C. H. Dorman, c Lay­ man, b Edwards ... 44 H. P. Clark, c Lay­ man, b Moore ... 5 F.C.Barchard,bMoore 2 B16, lb 4, nb 2 ... 22 Total ... 249 A. Kayess, C. E. Smith 'and A. W. Gardner Woolloton did not bat. G ranville . F. E. Lander, not out 12 B ........................ 3 J. Wilson, jun., o Dives, b Dorman... 1 P. P. Lincoln, b Dor- I — m a n ........................12 Total ..........54 R. J. Pope, not o u t... 26 I C. J. M. Godfrey, W. Morris, A. R. Layman, E. Crosskey, W. E. Poulson, H. ;W. Edwards and Julius Moore did not bat. HAMPTON WICK CLUB. May 13—Richmond, v. Richmond May 16 —Bampton Wick, v. Heathfield May 1 8 - May 21—Byfleet, v. Byfleet May 23—Brookwood, v. Brookwood May 30—Hampton Wick, v. Kensington Park June 3—Hampton Wick, v. Aldershot Army Coll. June 6—Hampton Wick, v. Northbrook June 10—Hampton Wick, v. Thespians June 17—Hampton Wick, v. Dulwich June 24—Hampton Wick, v. Clapham Wanderers June 27—Hampton Wick, v. East Molesey C ricket W eek . June 29 —Hampton Wick, v. Chatham House Wan­ derers June 30—Hampton Wick, v. Emeriti July 1—Hampton Wick, v. Walton July 2—Hampton Wick, v. M.C.O. July 3—Hampton Wick, v. Clapham Wanderers July 4—Hampton Wick, v. St. Maigaret’s July 8—Hampton Wick, v. Pallingswick July 11—Hampton Wick, v. Incogniti July 18—Brookwood, v. Brookwood Joly 25—Hampton Wick, v. Bichmond July 29—Hampton Wick, v. Thespians August 3—Surbiton, v. Surbiton August 5—Walton, v. Walton August 6—Hampton Wick, v. Byfleet August 12—Lee, v. Northbrook August 15—Hampton Wick, v. Gryphons August 19—Chiswick, v. Chiswick Park August 22—Hampton Wick, v. Heathfield August 29—Acton, v. Pallingswick September 5—Hampton Wick, v. Grecian CR ICKETERS-B est G oods City Agents — b e a r t h is M a r k .— A dvt. P a rton & L e st e r 94, Q u een S t ., C h e a p s id e . MR. W . L. MURDOCH’S ELEVEN v. ALFRED SHAW ’S ELEVEN. At Sheffield Park on April 29, Mr. Mur­ doch’s team failed to reverse the result of the first match, played during the preceding week. Bean again played a useful innings for the losers, but Mr. Murdoch did not pome off, and Mr. Newham was also a failure. Thanks to Quaife and Gutteridge, who played well together, the close of an innings apiece left Shaw’s team 34 runs to the good—an ad­ vantage which by free hitting they had increased to 140 (for four wickets) at the call of time. Of this number, Marlow scored 93, and was not out; indeed, his brilliant hitting encourages the hope that he may play some fine innings for Sussex County this season. In bowling, Shaw secured seven wickets for 34, Bean four for 48, and Hilton six for 70 runs. A. S haw ’ s T eam . First Innings. Mr. C. Philcox, b Bean................. ... 13 Butt, c Mycroft, b Bean........................14 Lowe, b Hilton......... 0 Grimstead, b Hilton 10 A. Shaw, not out ... 9 Extras................. 5 W. Marlow, bBean... 2 A. Payne, b Hilton .. 5 Gutteridge, c and b Bean........................27 W. Humphreys, b Hilton ........ . ... 4 Charlwood, b Hilton 2 W. G. Quaife, c Phillips, b Gibb ... 30 S. Hollands, b Hilton 2 Total .........123 In the Second Innings Marlow scored not out 93, Payne, b Gibb 0, Gutteridge, st Phillips, b Mycroft 9, Humphreys, st Phillips, b Mycroft 6, Cbarlwood, b Mycroft 11, Quaife, not out 18; extras 3 —Total, 140. M r . W. L. MuRnocH’s T eam . B arnes . Mr. W. Newham, c Lowe, b Shaw ... 2 F. Wells, lbw, b Shaw 13 Mr. W. L. Murdoch, c Shaw, b Lowe ... 0 Bean, st Butt, b Shaw 32 Tebay, b Shaw.......... 0 W. Payne, c Philcox, b Gutteridge..........19 H. Budgen, lbw, b Lowe ................. 1 Mr. A. Harcourt, c Hollands, b Shaw 4 H. Phillips, b Shaw 13 Hilton, b Gutteridge 0 Gibb, b Shaw .......... 0 Mycroft, not out ... 0 E xtras................. 5 Total 89 TOTTENHAM COLLEGE v.TOTTENHAM WESLEYAN. Played at Tottenham on May 2. T ottenham C ollege . C. V. Monk, b Hadlow F. W. Barnes, b Bull A. Smith, c Bull, b Hadlow ................. H. Payne, b Bull J. C. Morton, b Had­ low ........................ H. Olley, not out ... T. Monk, b Bull P. Lamb, b Hadlow J. Parry, b Hadlow... H.Simpson.b Hadlow T. Read, b Bull Total ... ... T ottenham W esleyan . W. F. L: Frith, not out ........................ 6 P. R. Earnshaw, not out ........................ 1 . ... 6 B ... J. J. France, b C. P. Johnstone .......... 3 A. G. H. Stevens, b C. P. Johnstone.......... 2 C. Nettleton, c New­ ham, b Goldie ... 41 A. E. Earnshaw, b Total Goldie .................20 G. Levy, C. E. Ratcliff, G. Hunt, Langridge, and A. Sissons did not bat. 79 F. B BARNES v. PR IVATE BANKS. Played at Catford Bridge on May 2. P rivate B anks . NORTHBROOK v. BROMLEY. Played at Lee on May 2. N orthbrook . P. C. Pearse, b C Hewitt ................. C. A. Hooper, c Ben­ nett, b Knight S. Abbott, b Hose ... E. J. D. Mitchell, b C. P. H ew itt.......... A. C. Nixon, b C. P. Hewitt ................. A. H. Smith, b O. P. Hewitt ................. H. N. Smith, b Tun- sta ll........................ T. W. Blenkiron, b Hose...........................12 Vernon-Smith, not out ...........................28 G. W. A. Mitchell, b Knight .......... ... 0 J. Fisher, b C. P. Hewitt ....................19 B 15, lb 3, w 1 ... 19 Total . 153 A. H. Hewitt, b E. J. D. Mitchell .......... G. H. Tunstall, not out ........................ 21 B romley . 90 C. P. Hewitt, out ................. Lb 2, nb 1 ... not Head, c C. Monk, b B. Hadlow,b C. Monk 1 Barnes ................. 0 harker, b C. Monk ... 3 A. Hadlow, b C.Monk 0 Lericheux, not out 0 Hughes, c Lamb, b Herrington, run out 0 Barnes ................. 2 Moulding, absent ... 0 H.Bull.c and b Barnes 6 E x tra ................. 1 Redmavne.b C. Monk 1 Markham, b Barnes... 8 Total .......... 22 A. P. Roe, c Frith, b W. Russell, c Levy, P. R. Earnf-haw ... 24 b N ettleton.......... 0 H. C. Price, b A. E. R.P.Newham.notout 25 Earnshaw .......... 0 E. C. Brown, b Net­ W. M. Torrens, lbw,b tleton ................. 32 A. E. Earnshaw ... 5 C. P. Johnstone, b A. B. A. H. Goldie, b E. Earnshaw......... 0 A. E. Earnshaw ... 8 R. F. Lawson, b W. B. Tyndall, b Frith........................ 0 A. E. Earnshaw ... 23 L b ........................ 4 S. Ponsonby,b Nettle­ ton ........................ 15 T ota l..........136 T o ta l..........116 T. Knight, E. A. Crock, G. Barward. E. G. S. Hose, N. Recorder, W. G. Hewitt, A. Bennett and J. C. Hewitt did not bat. CRYSTAL PALACE.—MARRIED v. SINGLE. Played at Crystal Palace on April 25. M arried . C. Tufnell.c Jam on, b Bicknell ................. 6 P. Currey, c Dorman, b Janson.................33 L.Gardner,c Mitchell, b Bicknell .......... 0 C. J. M. Fox, b B ick nell................. 3 H. P. Clarke, b Patterson................. 9 J. Dives, b Janson ... 0 C. E. Smith, c Bick­ nell, b Patterson 7 L. Pare, b Dorman 2 G. Cosens, b F. W. A ste........................21 H. Amsden, c Cole- grave, b Bicknell 12 A. W. Gardner- Woolloton, not out 1 B 1, lb 3 .......... 4 T otal... S ingle . D. A. de Villiers, b Smith ................. 7 A. Patterson, runout 24 W. Lake, c Gardner, b Fox........................10 A. B. Cipriani, b Cur­ rey ........................ 4 F. W. Janson, b Cosens .................20 S. N. Noakes, b Fox... 7 G. Bicknell, c Smith, b Tufnell................. 13 C.H.Dorman,notout 0 F. W. Aste, lbw, b Tufnell ................. i C. Mitchell, b Cosens 1 H. Colegrave, c Smith, b Cosens 0 B ........................ 5 Total ... 92 STOICS v. SOUTHGATE. Played at Southgate on May 2. S outhgate . E. C. Saunders, lbw, b Every ................. 0 E. P. Sugden, c Brab- ner, b E v e ry .......... 0 F. P. Francis, c Dixon, b Every .................32 F. BryaD, b Every ... 6 A. L. Kemp, c Abbott, b Every .................49 E. S. Horner, c sub, b Every ....................44 Stoics did M. F. Berkeley, b Every .................15 C.T.Ewart, b Walton 6 A. S. Harris, c Borra- daile b Every ... 2 S. T. Kemp, not out 12 A.L.Ford, c Every, b Spencer-Stanhope 24 B 10, lb 5, w 1 ... 16 Total ... ..206 not bat. C ricket C hat for 1890.—(Seventh Year of Issue), enlarged and improved edition, post free 1/2. Containing in addition to Fifteen Portraits and Biographies, a Special Cabinet Portrait of M r . J ohn S huter , the Surrey captain, together with groups of the following counties; Notts, Lanca­ shire and Gloucestershire. To be had at the Office of this paper, of all Booksellers, or W. H. Smith &Sons’ stalls,— A dvt .