Cricket 1891

MAT 21, 1891 CRICKET: A WEEKLY KECOED OP THE GAME; 119 they began so badlythat when the fourthwioket fell the total was only 36. A useful stand by Jardine and Wilson, however, improved the appearance of the game greatly. In an hour ana forty minutes the pair added 103, and of these 63 were made by Wilson, who, with the exception of one bad hit, made no mistake. After their separation, though, Ferris found the wicket more to his taste, and Jardine, who had no one to stop with him, saw the last six wickets dismissed for an aggregate of 29 runs. Too much praise can hardly be given to the Oxford captain for his sound exhibition of batting. Going in with the score at four he helped to add 164 runs during the three hours and a quarter he was batting. Moreover, he never gave a semblance of a chance, and his care and correctness were equally conspicuous throughout. As it had been arranged to rdraw stumps at five o’clock on Saturday, there were only twenty minutes left for play when Ferris and Philipson went in. The pair made 13 of the 93 wanted to win when time was up, so that the game was drawn. The Gentlemen thus required 80 to secure the ]victory with all their wickets in hand. T he U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. W. D. Llewelyn, c Philip­ son, b Ferris............... 16 b Ferris .......... 0 H. D. Watson, b Forster 25 o Philipson, b Hillyard ... 13 M. K. Jardine, c Pearson, b Forster...................... 9 not out ..........62 R. C. N. Palairet, b Ferris 30 c O’Brien, bHill- yard............... 6 L.C.H. Palairet, c Robert­ son, b Hillyard ......... 9 c O’Brien, b Hill- yard............... 4 <t. L. Wilsoo, b Forster ... 21 c Webbe, b Ferris 63 E. Smith, c Forster, b Hillyard .........................117b Ferris .......... 8 H. M. Taberer, b Forster 1 st Philipson, b Ferris ......... 0 W. H. Brain, b Robertson 12b Ferris ............ 5 W. G. Clegg, c Hewett, b Webbe .......................... 35b Ferris ......... 0 G.F. H. Berkeley, not out 1c sub, b Hillyard 5 B 4, lb 2, nb 1 ......... 7 L b ................ 2 Total ................283 Total ...168 G entlemen op E ngland . First Innings. CRYSTAL PALACE v. HORNSEY. Played at Crystal Palaoe on May 16. C rystal P alaoe . J. J. Ferris, run out 16 T. S. Pearson, b Berkeley............... 70 T. B. Case, b Clegg 55 G. W. Hillyard, not out ............... 29 J. Robertson, c Wilson, b Clegg ... 7 B 18, lb 14, w l ... 33 H. T. Hewett, b Smith ................ 7 A. J. Webbe, b Wilson ................37 H. W. Forster, c and b Wilson... ... 8 G. F. Vernon, c Taberer, b Wilson 90 H. Philipson, b Wilson ................ 4 T. C. O’Brien, c Total Llewelyn, b Clegg 3 In tho Second Innings Philipson scored (not out) i Ferris (not out) 5.—Total, 13. BOWLING ANALYSIS. T he U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. £erri3.......... 47 17 93 2 ......... 42 17 68 6 Hillyard ... 24.3 8 67 2 ......... 28.2 9 63 4 Forster ... 22 5 70 4 ......... 8 1 20 0 Robertson... 13 3 81 1 ......... 4 1 11 0 Webbe.......... 6 410 1 ......... 3 2 4 0 Ferris bowled one no-ball. G entn . op E ngland . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. .26 9 77 1 . 33 11 80 1 . 33 7 107 4 ... ...16.2 3 35 3 Jj. Palairet 10 4 18 0 Taberer ... 3 0 9 0 Smith... Berkeley Wilson Clegg .. O. 5 5 M. R. W. 6 0 7 0 Wilson bowled one wide. CR ICKETERS-B est < - C C fK <; G oods Agents— bear th is Mai^k.—Advt. arton & L ester , 94, Q ueen S t ., C heapsidb . C. Mitchell, not'out 10 B 10, w 1, nb’l ...*J2 S. N. Noakea, c Swin- stead, b Clarke ... 1 J.A.T£allender,bClarke 3 G.Marks,retired hurt 37 [Total ...'-....224 C. J. M. Fox, not out 142 A. Daffen, c Stamp, b Clarke................19 J. Dives, J. M. Campbell, C. E. Smith, F. C. Burchard and P. Currey did not bat. H ornsey . F.Swinstead, not out 23 J. Clarke, not out ... 3 B 7, w l............... 8 H. Wade, c sub, b Daffen ................ 5 F. Dent, c Smith, b Campbell .........22 E. Bacmeister, b Fox 13 Total ... ...105 W.H.Davis,bCampbell 28 C. E. Stamp, M. F. Sharpe, W. E. Manning, W. P. Harrison and H. White did not bat. FOREST HILL v. DULWICH. Played at Forest Hill on May 16. F orest H il l . W.L. Pierce, b Pearse 16 H.A.Hooker, c Jones, b Pearse............... 1 J.A. Knight, c Pearse, b Knott ............... 1 H. T. Watmough, b Morris ................ 9 E. H. Edwards, b Morris ................ 0 P. J. Edwards, b Morris ............... 0 W,S.Morice,b Pearse 6 J. Trotter, b Morris 2 F. Skipper, not out... 18 E. C. West, c and b Heasman ......... H. B. M. Watmough, b Heasman ......... 0 B 10, lb 1 .........31 Total ... 72 D ulwich . A. H. Knott, not out 0 B 2,.lbl ......... 3 Total . 57 E. J. Heasman, b E. fl. Edwards .........18 F. Roberson, not out 28 W. Morris, c E. H. Edwards, b Hooker 0 T.R.Pearse,stSkipper, b Knight................ 8 I J. A. Maodonald, O. Jones, C. P. Tregella9. G. L Burdge, A. R. Kirkpatrick and H. Marks did no. bat. CHISWICK PARK v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Wimbledon on May 16. W im bledon . ST. PAUL’ S SCHOOL v. STOICS. S t . P aul ’ s S chool . First Innings. Second Innings. A.E. Jeaffreson, c Rennie, b Hutchinson............... 2 c Armstrong, b Every .......19 W. O. Grant, c Rennie, b Hutchinson ............... 10 c E. Dixon, b Every .......... 8 R. F. C. Hedgeland, b C. Dixon... ...................... 6 b Every ........... 0 W. G. Adams, c Playford, b Hutchinson............... 0 b Hutchinson ... 26 R.O. Schwarz, c E. Dixon, b Hutchinson................ 0 b Every A. P. Stewart, b C. Dixon............................ 1 c and b Every G. H. Unwin, b C. Dixon 7b Every S. V. Roe, b C. Dixon ... 1not out L.O.Hellish, c Armstrong, b Hutchinson.............12 b Every ... A. Matheson, c sub., b C. Dixon............................. l not out H. H. E. Sutton, not out... 0 B ............................ 3 B 10, w 2 Total .........43 S toics . C. Armstrong, run out ...................... C C. Dixon, c Schwarz, b Matheson ........... 21 E. Dixon, c Unwin, b Sutton..................58 A. G. Every, b Sutton 6 F. C. Paetow, b Matheson................ 0 A. Playford, st Grant, b Roe......................33 L. Hutchinson, st Grant, b R o e ......... 8 H. C. Willock, c Barrett, b Tuke ... 43 J. D. Nico 1, run out 3 F. G. Oliver, b Tuke 0 Capt. Sanders, not out ......................14 S. Christopherson, o Bolding, b Barrett 19 B 3, lb 2, w 4 ... 9 Total ...180 H. S. Schwann, b Tuke...................... 2 E. Milner Jones, b Tuke......................37 W. E. Martyn, c Beckley, b Tuke ... 11 E. W. Reeves, c Loraine, b Barrett 15 G. A. Rimington, c Cobbett, b iBarrett 0 G. E. Robinson, c Sich, b Tuke.........47 C hisw ick P ark . C. M. Tuke, c Niooll, b Sanders..................19 Rev. J. Baxter, c Sanders,bRobinson W. Barrett, c Robin­ son, b Sanders ... H. E. Sich, b 8anders S. H. Beokley, c Rim­ ington, b Robinson 12 E. Williams, P. N. Cobbett, C. Johnstone, and P. Bolding did not bat. 11 2 18 12 Total ...120 B. Rennie, not out... 8 A. M. Hallet, b R o e ...................... 0 E. C. S. Stanhope, b R o e ...................... 8 J. W. Vivian, c Jeaffreson, b Roe 0 B 12, lb 1 .........13 Total.........153 W. Robinson, b Robinson .........17 N. A. Loraine, not out ........................49 B ...................... 2 Total ..115 RICHMOND v. UN IVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Played at Richmond on May 16. U niversity C ollege H ospital . F. Stokes, c Dunster, b Knight ......... 2 Durdeny, c Docker, H. P. Job, c Dunster, b Knight............... 2 P. Elliott, b Knight... 66 F. R. S. Gamon, c Yerburgb.b Docker 3 J. F. de Games, c Yerburgh, b Knight 0 Birks, c Knight, b Docker ................ 2 Johnson, lbw , b Knight ................28 Marsh, run out.........21 b Knight.. Kicson, not out H. W. Lane, Docker ......... B ............... Total 0 . 15 ..150 R ichmond . J. C. Jukes, run out 1 F. Osborne, b Job ... 10 B l, w 1 ......... 2 Total , 83 L. Docker, b Job ... 25 P. T. Wrigley, c Stokes, b Lane ... 26 E, B. Hill, not out ... 16 E. L. Dunster, c Games, b Job......... 2 J. Bowden Smith, b J o b ....................... 0 R. E. Yerburgh, A. W. Knight, J.H. Ashton, and A. M. Benham did not bat. BURLINGTON WANDERERS v. PALLINGSW ICK. Played at East Acton on May 16. P allingsw ick . J. S. Haycraft, b Lunnon ............... 22 F. Moir, c Bull, b Freeman............... 11 H. W. Burnside, b Freeman.......................................... 4 A. H. Millson, b Lunnon ............................................23 B. A. Carter, b Lun­ non ................................................. 1_ ,, C. Hay Campbell, b Total Freeman.......................................... 9 E. F. Collins, st Warren,b Freeman 34 B urlington W anderers A. F. Bettinson, b Lunnon ............... M. T. La Thangue, b Freeman ......... W. C. Yarborough, not out ................ J. C. Milton, b Lunnon.............. . B 5, lb 2 ......... ...118 E. C. Lindup, c and b Hay Campbell ... 5 A. E. Gent, b Bettin­ son ...................... 0 W. H. Lunnon, c Carter, b Bettinson 10 F. S. Lunnon, c Bettinson, b Yar­ borough ............... 20 F. W. Freeman, c Moir, b Bettinson 7 g.Cook.b Yarborough 10 E. B. Warren, b Collins ............... R. F. Vergoe, b Collins ................ H. T. Bull, c and b Collins ............... F. B.Godrich, not out M. J. Wells, b Collins B 9, w 2, nb 2 ... Total... 4 1 0 13 76 C r ic k e t 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 huteb , the Surrey captain, together with groups of the following counties; Notts,Lanca­ shire and Gloucestershire. 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