Cricket 1891

126 CBICKET: A WEEKLY RECOKD OF THE GAME; MAT 21, 1891 INCOGNITI. The annual dinner of this Club was held at Limmer’s Hotel on Thursday, 14th inst. Owing to the unavoidable absence of Mr. Sydney Platt, in consequence of severe in­ disposition, the chair was occupied by Mr. A. M. Inglis, and he was supported by, among other members of the club, Lord Truro, Lt.-Col. Bircham, Sir Augustus Hemming, Major Johnson, Messrs. P. Hilton, E. B. Hay- garth, H. K. A vory,E .W , Lake, C. Lake, C. M. Tuke, G. A. Rimington, &c. There were also several visitors, including Mr. C. W. Alcock, the Secretary of the Surrey C.C.C., Mr. F. C. Bobertson, and Mr. Lloyd Davis. After dinner, the Chairman, before com­ mencing the usual list of toasts, referred to the circumstances under which he had been called upon to preside, and expressed the regret felt by himself, and he was sure by all present, at the absence of Mr. Platt ana its unfortunate cause. After the usual loyal toasts had been duly honoured, Mr. Inglis proposed what he said might properly be called the toast of the evening, v iz : ‘ *Success to Crioket and the Incogniti,” coupling with it the name of the Hon. Secretary of the Club, Sir A. W . L. Hemming. That gentleman, in responding, said he nad held the post in question for over 20 years, and he thought the time had arrived when it would be better filled by a younger member of the club. The health of “ The Visitors ” was proposed by Lord Truro, and replied to by Mr. C. W . Alcock, and the toast of “ The Chairman ” was given by Mr. E. W . Lake The whole arrangements reflected much credit upon the Dinner Committee, Lt.-Col, Bircham and Messrs. P. Hilton and E. A. Parke. We must not omit to mention that there was some excellent singing by Messrs. G. K. Anderson, S. H. Beckley and Lt.-Col. Bircham. The list of matches to be played by the Incogniti during the coming season is subjoined. May6—Blackheath, v. R.N. College May 9—Vincent Square, v. Westminster School May 13—Chiswick, v. Chiswick Park May 18.19—Blackheath, v. Blackheath May 18,19—Uppingbam, v. Uppingham School May 20—Woolwich, v. R.M.A. May 23—Weybridge, v. OatlandsPark May 27—Dulwich, v. Dulwich College May 30—Too.ing, v. Upper Tooting June 1,2—Sherborne, v. Sherborne School June 3, 4—Clifton, v. Clifton College June 5—Cheltenham, v. East Gloucestershire June 6—Cheltenham, v. Cheltenham College June 6—Horley, v. Horley June 8, 9—Beckenham, v. Beckenham June 12,13—Wimbledon, v. Wimbledon W elsh W e e k . June 15,16, 17—Llanfairfechan, v. Bryn-y-neuadd June 18,19, 20 - Llanfairfechan, v. Bryn-y-neuadd June 17,18—Crystal Palace, v. Crystal Palace June 20—Cheam, v. Mr. A. 8. Tabor’s XI. June 22, 28—Aldershot, v. Aldershot Division June 24, 25—Bury St. Edmunds, v. Bury and West Suffolk June 26, 27—Shorncliffe, v. The Camp June 27—Esher, v. Esher July 1—Wormwood Scrubs, v. Kensington Park July 3, 4—Colchester, v. The Garrison Jnly 8, 9—Maidstone, v. The Mote July 10,11—Bickley, v. Bickley Park July 11—Hampton Wien, v. Hampton Wick July 13,14—Streatham, v. Streatham July 15—Highgate, v. Bighgate School July 18—Surbiton, v. 8urbiton July 22—Ealing, v. Ealing July 24—Blackheath. v. Kev. G. T. Oldham’s XI. July 25—Reigate, v. Reigate Bill July 25—Hammersmith, v. St. Paul’s School July i7, 28—Upnor, v. Hundred of Hoo July 29, 31—Brighton, v. Old Brig itonians August 1—Richmond, v. Richmond W estern T our . August 3, 4—Bath, v. Lansdown August 5, 6—^ eettury, v. Mr. W. H. Laverton’s XI. August 7, 8—Wellington, v. Wellington August 10,11—Torquay, v. Torquay August 12,13—Exmouth, v. Exmouth August 14,15—Sidmouth, v. Sidmouth August 17,18—Seaton, v. Seaton S outh C oast T oub . August 17, 18—Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne August 19, 20—Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne (return) August 21,22—Brighton, v. Gentlemen of Sussex August 24,25—Portsmouth, v. United Services August 26,27—Lyndhurst, v. New Forest Auguat 28,29—Southampton, v. Hampshire Hogs SUTTON v. HACKBRIDGE HOUSE. Played at Hackbridge House on May 16. S utton . T.P.Drapei.b Gilbert 31 W.G.Stewart,notout 10 H. Ashworth, c Lee, bBowley............... 10 E. Windus. c Roper, b Littlewood......... 0 E.S.Smith,bBowley 0 Extras............... 9 0 Rev. E. B. Cotton, c Littlewood, b Gil­ bert ................ ... E. G. Turner, c sub, b Gilbert............... Mawer, c Goad, b Bowley ................ G.M.Hooper,bGilberfc H. S. Turner, c Lee, b Bowley............... 25 Total F.Flemwell.bLindsey 21 H ackbridge H ouse . ...120 Fiist Innings. Bowley, c Hooper, b Cotton ...................... 0 W. Anning, b Draper ... 9 Littlewood, lbw, b Draper 7 C. Lindsey, c Flemwell, b Draper ...................... 1 E. Gilbert, ^c Hooper, b Cotton T. D. Lee, Cotton F. E. Goad, b Cotton S. Jones, b Cotton ......... W. F. Roper, b Cotton ... A.Hazell, lbw.b G. Turner W. S. Goad, not out......... B 2, lb 1 ...................... Stewart, b ................... 1 H. Turner, Total ... 50 Second Innings. b G. Turner ... 11 c Hooper, b Stewart.........13 b Draper .........21 c and b Stewart 7 b Stewart......... 0 b Draper ......... 10 b Stewart... ... 13 not out ... ... 0 Lb............... 1 Total ... 76 UPPER TOOTING v. ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL. Played at Tooting on May 16. S t . M art ’ s H ospital . H. R. Power, c Tit- comb, b Russell ... i W. S. Snell, c Mor- phew, b Titcomb... A. E. Freet, bRussell W.Overend.bTitcomb L. Oliver, b Russell... T. Matthews, c and b Urwick ............... B.Pares.cSandilands, b Bussell............... W. F. Craven, c Fcx, b Russell...............11 E. Shepherd, not out 0 W. Nyoll, c and b Urwick ................ 3 B ...................... 4 Total ...105 U pper T ooting . E. L. Fox, b Overend 29 R. R. Sandilands, c Oliver, b Pares ... 22 P. W. Russell, c Oliver, b Freet ... 20 S. Lea Smith, c Snell, b Craven............... 7 J.H.Titcomb, b Pares 11 H. S. Urwick, b Over­ end ......................23 E. 8. Morphew, c Power, b Pares ... 10 G. Robert?, b Pares 16 L. A. Fevez, not out 0 B 9, lb 2 .........11 Total ...149 R. C. Franks and Major Christie did not bat. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO. v. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN BANK. Played at Catford on May L2 and 13. B rown , S h ipley & Co. Heriot, b Goodall Potter, b Wood... Upcher, c and Goodall ......... Coggin, b Wood Lewis, b Goodall Patry, not out ... Read, b Goodall Boys, c Bailey, Goodall ......... ... 16 ... 4 b ... 17 ... 4 ... 3 ... 3 ... 0 Williams, b Goodall 1 McPhail, b Goodall 0 Stevens, c Millard, b Goodall............... 0 L b ...................... 2 Total 50 L ondon and S outh |W estern B ank . E. N. Davis, b Coggin 8 T.W. Bailey, b Coggin 8 H.W.Bowland.not out 20 B 7 . l b l . n b 5 ... 13 W.T.Styles.bUpcher 23 W.B.Topp, c Upcher, b Coggin............... 48 S.G. Millard, b Potter 0 F. Goodall, c and b Potter ............... 3 C. B. Wood, not out 46 G. A. Balderson, S. H. Weston and L. Pocock did not bat. Total ...164 CR ICKETERS-B est G oods Cit'/ Agents— b e a r this M ark .— Advt. P a r to n & L e s t e r , 94, Q u b b n St., C h eapside. ELSTREE (BOYS X I.) v. FINCHLEY (UNDER SIXTEEN). Played at Elstree on May 16. E lstree . First Innings. Second Innings. A. H. Hornby, c Mar- getts, bConolly ......... 0 c Garner, b Sale 16 A. L. Davis, c Sale, b Conolly ...................... 4 b Conolly ......... 2 V. Swete, o Garner, b Conolly ......................17 b Sale................. 19 G. P. Wilson, c Garner, b Conolly ...................... 2 b Houlsbrook ... 27 A. H. Beynolds, b Conolly 9 b Conolly......... 1 J. C. Maclaren, b Conolly 2 c Garner, b Baker .........17 C. N. Kennaway, lbw, b Bale ............................ 4 c De Villiers, b Conolly......... 4 H. V. Bastow, b De Vil­ liers ............................ 17 c Garner, b Sale 3 A. H. Kennedy, c Houl- brook, b Conolly......... 2 b Baker ......... 1 F. W. Rattigan, b De Vil­ liers ............................ 0 not out ......... 1 E. M. Dowson, not out ... 3 not out ......... 8 B 2, w 2 ...................... 4 B ......... 10 Total ............... 61 Total ...109 F inchley . A. L. Baker, b W. E. Houlbrook, b Maclaren............... 0 B. F. O’Dowda, b Swete...................... 1 H. Goodman, c Ken­ nedy, b Swete.........11 C. A. Conolly, b Swete...................... 0 P. de Villiers, c Ken­ nedy, b Dowpon ... 20 H. Margetts, o Kenna­ way, b Dowson ... 27 18 Hornby ... E. J. Garner, b Dow­ son ...................... 0 W. N. Sale, run out 0 P. R. Garner, c Davies, bMaclaren 3 E. J. Pilgrim, not out ...................... 5 B ...................... 4 Total.........69 MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. EPSOM COLLEGE. Played at Epsom College on May 16. E psom C ollege . A. E Baker, b Thring 43 E. M. Corner, c Elies, b Thring ......... ... 1 R. H. Hayne, b Thring ............... 0 F. G. Thomson, c Rogers, b Thring ... 0 T. J. Clapperton, b Etlinger ............... 3 F. S. Stanwell, c Thring, b Etlinger 0 E. J. Gaman, c Tyn- dall, b Thring......... 0 P. Levick, c and b Etlinger... ......... 0 G. Hutchison, run out ...................... 3 A. C. Parsons, not out ... ......... 0 W.Wilkins,c Thring, b Etlinger ......... 0 B 10, lb 3 .........13 Total 63 M arlborough B lues . H. M. Bogers, not out ....................... 7 B 8,lb 1 .......... 9 T o ta l........266 C. H. M. Thring, b Levick ............... 0 W. B. Tyndall, b Levick ............... 73 S. A. P. Kitcat, c Stanwell, b Levick 161 T. E. Etlinger, not out ......................16 »T . Leach, J. M. Elies, G. E. W. Money, H. M. Prescott, A. Hanbury.and W. G. Fellowes did not Iat. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. CLAPTON. Played at Clapton on May 16. C lapton . 0 H. B. Denham, c S. J. Rammell, b Sharp 5 J. H. Robinson, c Corke, b Carvalho... 71 S. A. Asser, c A. W. Rammell, b Sharp... 2 J. C. L. Shenton, c Braithwaite, b Car- v a h o .................. 154 H. Boyton, c S. J. Rammell, b Car­ valho ......................25 Total .........294 W. Low, c As ett, b Braithwaite ......16 H ampbtea ® N ondescripts . A. W. Bammell, b i B. W. Sharp, not Sansum ..............4 out ............................ 2 L. Corke, not out ... 12 — T ota l.........18 F. Wood, b S, J. Rammell ......... J. W. McEwen, c Sharp, b Braith­ waite ................ J. E, Sansrm, not o u t ...................... 1 R. M. Walker, absent 0 J. H. Milton, absent 0 B 12, lb 1, nb 1... 14