Cricket 1891

M A Y 21, 1891 C R IC K E T : A W E E K L Y RECORD OP T H E GAME ; 125 HEAVY SCORING AT TAUNTON. SOMERSETSHIRE C. & G. v. GLASTONBURY AND DISTRICT. On Thursday last, at the Somersetshire County Ground, some remarkable scoring took S lace in this match. The visiting team were isposed of in an hour for 86 runs, Nichols, the County professional, taking five wickets for 15 runs. Afterwards the Club and Ground scored at a tremendous rate, making 656 (for nine wickets) in less than five hours. Nichols went in first wicket down, and was still in at the close, having scored no fewer than 311. G lastonbury and D istrict . H. W. Swayne, b G. Fowler ................13 C. W. Bettiscombe, b G. Fowler............... 5 W. Stacey, run out... 0 H. S. Bailey, lbw, b Armstrong ......... 9 Rev. H. I j, Barnwell, b Nichols............... 17 H. Court, b Nichols... 0 E. R.Roach, bNichols 0 R. Laver, c Mac­ donald, b Nichols 14 A. Lisk, b Nichols... 18 E. Laver, o Newton, b W. H. Fowler... 6 W. J. M. Difford, not out ...................... 0 Extras............... 4 Total .........86 S om ersetshire C lu b and G round . A, Hare, b E. Laver 24 Rev.T.Crump, c sub, b Bailey................ Dr. Macdonald, not out ...................... Extras............... W.H.Fowler.b Bailey 20 Armstrong, b Bailey 9 Nichols, not out........ 311 G. Fowler, hw, b R. Laver................121 Captain Rodwell, b L is k ......... .........76 C. L. Fox, b R. Laver 12 Total , F. M. Newton, b R. Laver......................17 Griffin did not bat. BOSTON PARK v. BELGRAYE. Played>t|Brentford on May 16. B oston P ark . 19 27 Harris, c and b KestVospar, not out 30 rick ...................... 6 Ruston, b Thomson 2 Steers, b Kestrick ... 1 Braden, c and b Band, lbw, b Goddin 3 Thomson ......... 3 Brewell, c Rawden, b Clayton, run out ... 0 Kestrick............... 11 Underwood,bPalmer 0 Rapkin, c and b PalButcher, c and b mer ...................... 17 Kestrick................ 3 Drabble, c Goddin, b E xtras................ 5 Kestrick............... 3 Total ......... 84 Davis, b Vosper Carver, b Band......... Kestrick, b Yosper... Thomson, b Band"... Goddin, b Harris ... B elqrave . ... 31 Rawden, not out Jourdey, not out Extras ......... Total . 17 . 12 . 16 ...119 Cummins did not bat. SOUTHGATE v. THANET COLLEGE. Played at]Thanet College on May 16. S outhgate . b E. P. Sugden, Walter ............19 A. L. Kemp, b Ware .. 92 Hon. Dudley Pelham, lbw, b Walter ... 0 A. L. Ford, c Ware, b Smith.................... 0 A. Walker, c Smith- Ford, b Smith....... 0 P. C. Brachi, c Ware, b Fowler ............. 9 C. Ward, c Digmore, b Fow ler.............. 2 C.T.Ewart, c Smith, b Walker .........56 J. Allen, b Smith ... 0 C. Goodbury, lbw, b Smith ................10 H. Bennison, not out ...................... 2 B 4, lb 5, w 1 ... 10 Total ...200 T hanet C ollege . J. Walter, b Kemp ... 20 E. Arno, c Ward, b Ewart...................... 0 A. Wingrove, lbw, b Ewart ............... 0 W. M. Bmith, c Kemp, b Ewart ............... 11 W. Ware, b Ewart ... 8 A. Watson, b Kemp 10 J. Fowler, b Ewart ... 3 A. Mabey, c Pelham, b Ewart ............... 0 T.Marshall, c Kemp, b Ewart............... A. Smith-Ford, not out ...................... H. Digmore, c Good­ bury, b Ewart B 4, lb 1 ......... Total......... YORKSHIRE v. WARW ICKSH IRE. The Yorkshire eleven won their first match of the season at Bradford on Tuesday, when they beat Warwickshire with 65 runs to spare. Neither county had quite its full strength, with Lord Hawke and Mr. E . Smith absent from Yorkshire, and Richards, who is engaged with the Nelson Club, unable to help Warwick­ shire. Winning the toss, Yorkshire made a good start,thanks to the good hitting of Ulyett, who soored 56 of the first 69 runs in just over the hour. Peel and Wainwright subsequently played well, but Pallett bowled with remark­ able success against the tail, and the last five wickets only added 19 runs. Pallett delivered his last 31 balls for 6 runs and five wickets. Peel, who had carried his bat for an ex­ tremely well-got 36, also bowled with great effect, and it was mainly to him that the dis­ missal of the Warwickshire eleven in an hour and three-quarters, for the small total of 95, was due. W ith 37 runs to the good, Yorkshire had only twenty minutes for batting on Mon­ day evening, and during this time lost Brown, who had again failed to score,for 8 runs. When Ulyett and Hall, however, became partners on Tuesday,the Yorkshire total rose steadily,and in anhour64runs were added. Ulyett had again shaped in his best style, and his free cricket was much appreciated by the spectators. In spite of the stand of this pair, however, seven wickets were down for 101, and it was only the excellent cricket of Wainwright that enabled Yorkshire to head the previous score. Wanting 193 to win, Warwickshire sent in West and Law, and so well did both shape that 40 had been got before the first wicket fell. After this, though, the bowling of Wainwright and Whitehead altered the game completely, and when the seventh batsman was out, the total was only 62. Though some free cricket by Devey and Collishaw resulted in the addition of 43, Yorkshire had still plenty in hand, and the game ended on Tuesday night, having been extended ten minutes to allow of a finish. Y orkshire . First Inningp. Hall, b Cresswell ......... 8 Ulyett, c Lilley, b Cress- well ............................ 56 Brown, b Cresswell.......... 0 Mr. E. T. B. Simpson, b Cresswell...................... 5 Peel, not out ..................36 Wainwright, c West, b Pallett........................... 21 Tinsley, c Bainbridge, b Pallett ...................... 0 Moorhouse, c Shilton, b Pallett ...................... 0 Whitehead, b Shilton ... 1 Hunter, b Pallett .......... 2 Harrison, b Pallett.......... 0 Lb 2, nb 2............... 3 Second Innings, b West .........25 c Docker, b Pallett .........42 b Shilton ......... 0 b West... b West... c Lilley, b Pallett 36 b Shilton.........11 run out ......... 0 b Shilton .........15 c Devey, b Shilton.......... 0 not out ......... 0 B 9, lb 7 ...16 Total ... .........132 W arw ickshire . Total ...155 First Innings. West, c Wainwright, b Peel ............................ 7 Law, b Harrison .........20 Shilton, b Peel ............... 1 Mr.L.C. Docker, c Hunter, b Peel............................ 18 Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, b Harrison...................... 0 Pallett, b Peel ............... 14 Second Innings. b Wainwright ... 26 b Wainwright... 15 b Wainwright ... 0 b Wainwright ... 2 b Wainwright ... 8 c Simpson, b Wainwright... 2 Mr.H. C. Maul, cHunter,b Peel ............................ 4 b Whitehead Collishaw, lbw, b Wain­ wright............................17 Devey, b Peel ............... 3 Cresswell, not out ......... 7 Lilley, c Moorhouse, b Wainwright ................ 1 B 1,1b 2 ................. 3 c Brown, b Peel 17 run out .........28 b Whitehead not out B 6, lb 1 16 Total ............... 95 Total ...127 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y orkshire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Pallett ...21-4 80 40 5 Shilton ... 20 6 54 1 Cresswell... 15 6 27 4 West........ 2 1 8 0 Second Innings. O. M. h. W. ... 39 13 68 2 ... 20-3 7 36 4 ... 11 2 23 0 ... IX 7 12 3 W arw ickshire . First Innings. _ Second Innings. O. M. R. W. Peel ... ... 29 9 51 6 Harrison... 20 12 24 2 Wainwright 4-1 1 17 2 ........... Whitehead Ulyett O. M. R. W. 18 6 24 1 13 5 20 0 20 7 28 6 23-410 40 2 2 1 8 0 NE’ER-DO-WEELS v. OATLANDS PARK. Played at Oatlands Park on May 16. N e ’ e r -D o -W eels . H. H. Vignolles, st N. Hickley, b C. L. Hickley ............... G. C. Cope, b Stain- ton ...................... R. C. Harbottle, lbw, b C. L. Hickley ... L. Marshall, not out ......... ......... B 8, w 3 . T. B. Harbottle, b C. L. Hickley ......... H. E. M. Stutfield, b Stainton................ C. T. Wright,b Stain­ ton ...................... J. Harbottle, b Stur- la n d ...................... Major P. H. Dalbiac, out .. . 0 c Sturland, b C. L. B 8, w 3 .......... 11 Hickley ......... ... 44 J. Gaisford, b Stur- Total land ...................... 0 O atlands P ark . N. E. W. Stainton, c T. B. Harbottle, b Marshall............... 22 W.H. C. Wilson, lbw, b T. B. Harbottle... 30 J. H. Weatherby, b Marshall............... 29 Total ................ C. L. Hickley, N. Hickley, H. Hill, and Ells did not bat. ...155 A. T. Tatham, b Marshall............... 0 C.M.Wilkins.not out 10 F.B.Sturland.notout 6 B ...................... 8 ...105 SOUTH HAMPSTEAD TOWN. v. RICHMOND Played at Richmond on May 16. S outh H ampstead . A. C. Thomas, b V. E. D a r t , b Curtis ................ 5 Pentelow ......... 6 J. J. Lambert, b H. W. Brooman, b Pentelow................ 8 Pentelow ......... 0 W. Hanwell.c Curtis, W. Hair, c Pentelow, b Pearce ... ......... 57 b Benn ............... 6 T. B. Orgias, b PenR- H. Head, c Staf­ telow ...................... 4 ford, b Pentelow... 0 P. B. Gilliard, b C. W. Carree, not out 0 Pentelow............... 42 Extras............... 2 A. H. Hill, b Pente­ low ...................... 13 Total .........148 R ichmond T own . W. B. Pentelow, c Hair, b Orgias ... 30 W. Ireland, c Hair, b Orgias ............. 0 G. Curtis, b Orgias... 3 W. Pearce, c Hair, b 'Orgias ... ......... 3 R. F. Benn, lbw, b Orgias ............. 0 G. S. Heasler, not out ............... J. Sale, not out Extras........ Total .. , 18 . 9 . 8 . 71 WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. HAMP­ SH IRE HOGS. Played at Wellington College on May 16. H ampshire H ogs . Capt. R. Wynyard, lbw, b Fellowes ... 2 C. E. Currie, c Mor- daunt, b Fellowes 26 Major‘.Henderson, b Fellowes................ 7 Capt. Cooper Key, c Shepherd,bFellowes 3 F. E. Lacey, c Mor- daunt, b Fellowes.. 31 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, c Mordaunt.bWood 3 C. R. Gunner, b Fel­ lowes ................ Capt. Gatliff, b Fel­ lowes ................ R. A. Wombwell, b Raphael............... L. Deas, b Fellowes C. Elgie, b Fellowes Lt.-Col. Wynyard, not out ............... B 4, lb 2, w 6 ... Total W ellington C ollege . ..110 R. E. Shepherd, c Currie, b Deas ... 10 C. Waterer, c Wyn­ yard, b Wombwell 0 M. D. Wood, c Wyn­ yard, b D eas.........18 G. J. Mordaunt, c Henderson,b Currie 13 D. H. Blundell, c M. Wynyard, b Deas... 25 G. H. Lyon, c Wyn­ yard, b Lacey......... 3 R. H. Raphael, c Currie, b Lacey ... 8 A. F, Fellowes, b Wombwell .........13 E.E. Forbes, not out 12 A. C. Williams, b Deas...................... 0 G. Knowles, c and b Deas...................... 8 R. C. Rowe, ran out 2 B 4, lb 5, w 2 ... 11 Total ...123