Cricket 1891

MAT 21, 1891 C R IC K E T : ~ A W E E K L Y RECORD OP T H E GAME . 127 SUSSEX v. HANTS. W ith Messrs. Lacey, Wynyard, and H. W . Forster, as well as Roberts, all away, Hamp­ shire had only a poor eleven to meet Sussex at Brighton on Monday. Though Sussex were not so well represented as they might have been with the Hides away, they still had the advantage at every point, and were able to claim an easy victory. Rain prevented a commencement on Monday until after lunch, and then Hampshire made such a moderate show that the whole side were dismissed in just over two hours for 99 runs. The only feature in the innings was furnished by Mr. Bencraft, who went in first and was not out at the finish, having scored 67 of 96 from the bat. Sussex, on the other hand, made a fairly good start, and at the end of the first day had headed their opponents' total by 8 runs, with only four batsmen out. Their success was mainly due to the good batting of Mr. Newham, who made 61 of the aggregate of 107 without a chance, and was still not out. On Tuesday, however, Soar and Baldwin, helped by the state of the ground, proved very effec­ tive, and Sussex only added 60, the last three batsmen all failing to score. In a minority of 68 Hampshire fared worse than in their first innings, and though three batsmen got double figures the total only reached 60. This small score was the result chiefly of some remarkable bowling by Tate. He took nine of the ten wickets at a cost of only 24 runs. Sussex had at the finish only three to get to win,and as W. Quaife and Humphreys obtained these, Hamp­ shire were beaten by ten wickets. H ampshire . First Innings. Mr. A. Russell, b Smith ... 7 Mr. R. Bencraft, not out... 57 Batchelor, run out ......... 7 Mr. F. Eden, b Smith ... 3 Mr. L. H. Gay, st Butt, b Hilton.............................12 Baldwin, b Bean............... 0 Second Innings. b Tate............... 2f b Tate............... : b Hilton ......... 5 b Tate............... 1 Rev. A. L. Porter, Hilton...................... Mr. E. Sheldrake, Hilton...................... Smith, b Hilton......... Mr. C. Heseltine, Hilton...................... Soar, st Butt, b Tate B 2,lb 1 ......... b Tate..................12 c Humphreys, b Tate................ 0 0 b Tate... c Bean, b Tate... 0 not out .........11 b Tate... b Tate... B... Total ............. 99 S ussex . First Innings, Total Humphreys, out ................ Butt, o Russell, Soar............... Tate, b Baldwin Hilton, st Gay, Baldwin......... B ................ not ... 19 ■ b ... 0 .. 0 b .. 0 .. 3 W. Quaife, st Gay, b Soar ......................14 Marlow, c Gay, b Baldwin ... .........26 Bean, b Soar ......... 0 Mr. W. Newham, c Batchelor, b Soar... 53 Mr. 0. A. Smith, b Soar ...................... 8 W. G. Quaife, c Ben­ craft, b Baldwin ... 11 Mr. W. H. Dudney, b Baldwin ................23 In the Second Innings W. G. Quaife scored (not out) 1, Humphreys (not out) 0; lb 2.—Total, 3. BOWLING ANALYSIS. H ampshire . Total.........157 First Innings. O. M.R. W. Tate .......... 14.3 3 27 1 ... Bmith.......... 17 8 28 2 ... Hilton.......... 21 14 20 5 ... Bean .......... 12 7 21 1 S u sse x . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Baldwin ... 45.424 715. Soar ......... 36 16 51 5 . Heseltine ... 100 320 Second Innings. O. M.R. W. ... 18 8 24 9 ... 5 2 12 0 ... 12 3 16 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 11 0 1 0 , ... 1 1 0 0 CRICKETERS— B e s t < C C B « - G oods City Agents — b e a r t h is M a r k . —Advt. P a r to n & L e s t e r , 94, Q je e n S t ., C h e a p s id e . TOTTERIDGE PARK SCHOOL v. TR IN ITY CHURCH. Played at Totteridge Park on May 16. T rin ity C hurch . A. Gillett, b Rev. J. W.Cancellor.b Drew­ Bell ...................... 4 ell ...................... 8 W. Carter, b Rev. J. W. Hodges, b Rev. J. Bell ...................... 11 B ell...................... 9 H. Orgias, b Drewell 27 C. Tollit, not ou t... 6 J. Thompson,c and b A. Orgias, run out... 4 Drewell ... ......... 3 A. Frewer, b Drewell 12 A. Hay, c Aris, b B ...................... 5 Drewell ................ 0 — C. Johnston, c Wall, Total .........89 b Bev. J. Bell......... 0 T ottebidge P ark S chool . J. Aris, c and b Can- cellor.............................36 Drewell, c and b Gillett ................ 1 F. Freeman,c Carter, b Johnston .........42 F. Wall, c Frewer, b Johnston................ 9 Total Rev. J. Bell, not out 1 C. Hay, W. Abraham, and A. Marsh did not bat. J. Prosser, lbw, b Johnston ..... 0 G. Craig, c Hay, b Cancellor ..... 0 P. Ross, not out ... 0 B 10, lb 3, nb3 ... 16 ...105 TOTTERIDGE PARK SCHOOL v. TOTTENHAM . Played at Totteridge Park on May 13. T otteridge P ark S chool . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Aris, c Burton, b Renals J.H.Bell,cSmith,b Hawley T. Drewell, b Hawley F. Freeman, b Hawley ... Rev. J. Bell, b Hawley ... A. Mitchell, b Hawley ... F. Wall, b Hatflow ......... J. Prosser, run out ......... G. Craig, not out ......... P. Ross, b Hadlow ......... C. Hay, b Hadlow ......... B 3. lb 2 ................ Total ................60 T ottenh am . First Innings. S. Briggs, b Rev. J. L.Sykes, b ReVjJ.BeU 8 11 lbw, b Hawley.. 0 1 b Renals ........ 14 1 b Hadlow........ 11 5 lbw, b Hawley.. 2 0 not out ........ 8 6 b Hawley........ 2 17 b Hadlow ........ 7 0 b Hawley........ 0 9 b Renals ........ 3 0 b Renals ........ 0 5 b Renals ... . . 0 5 Lb............... 1 60 Total . . 48 Bell A. Plumbe, b Rev. J. Bell ...................... J. Renals, c Freeman, b Drewell............... J. Hawley, c and b Drewell ............... W. Morlock, bRev. J. Bell ...................... W. Hadlow, b Drewell H. Burton, b Bev. J. B e ll...................... A. Rodda, b Bev. J. B e ll...................... M.Hobson, b Drewell W. Sykes, not out ... B ......... Total In the Second Innings W. Hadlow scored (not out) 0, J. Hawley (not out) 20, J. Renals, b Drewell 15, A. Plumbe, b Drewell 4; b 4.—Total, 43. KENSINGTON v. SPENCER. Played at Wandsworth on May 16. K ensington * H. R. C. E. Bloomer, lbw, b Bradford.................. 14 E. V. Gardner, b Bradford..................13 J. T. Iliewicz, c Turner,bElkington 7 F. M. Wheatley, b Latham ................. 5 G. R. Jenner.c Mann, b Bradford .........34 W. E. Bloomer, o Latham,bBradford 10 S pencer . R. Castle, b W. A. Payne, b Elkington ......... 2 Salmon, b Castle ... 1 W. A. Watson, b Bradford .........11 E.Watson, b Castle... 1 J. Briggs, not out ... 0 B 10, lb 4, w 1 ... 15 Total ...113 Watson ............. 0 H. Ashmead, b W. A. Watson ................. 1 L.Wood,c Briggs,bW. A. Watson ............15 E. Elkington, bW. A. Watson ................ 0 L. Bradford, c C. E. Bloomer, b W. A, Watson ................. 2 J. C. Larkin, not out 35 J. Turner, c Briggs, b W. A. Watson ... 4 C. H. Jones, o W. E. Bloomer, b Gard* ner........................ R. B. Watts, b W. A. Watson ......... R. Mann, b Gard­ ner ....................... H. Latham, not out B 2, lb 2 ......... T o ta l.........1 CRYSTAL PALACE v. ST. BAR ­ THOLOMEW ’S HOSPITAL. Played at Crystal Palace on May 14. C rystal P a la c e . b H. Hetley, c Hold­ ship, b Fryer......... D. De Villiers, b Crossby ................ A. Amsden, not out G.E.Bicknell, absent B W. F. Noakes, Fryer ............... 84 J. Dives, c Holdship, b Fryer ................35 A. J. L. Payne, b Skey 15 C. J. M. Fox, b Fryer 57 F. W. Janson, b 8key 0 C. Gardner, lbw, b Fryer...................... 0 C. E. Smith, c and b Fryer................ ... 8 In the Second Innings C. J. M. Fox scored (not out) 5, F. W. Janson (not out) 11, C. Gardner, b Coulby 6, A. Amsden, (run out) 11, G. E. Bicknell, (retired) 11; b 1, lb 3.—Total, 48. 8 t . B artholomew ’ s H ospital . Total ... 18 ..165 G. A. Coulby, lbw, b Noakes ................ 2 H. E. Hoffmeister, c Bicknell, b Noakes 22 A.R. Holdship, c Fox, b Bicknell .........27 J. Fernie, c Gardner, b Janson............... 25 E. H. Fryer, b Janson 14 G.H. Currey, b Smith 0 G. Provis, c Payne, b Bicknell .........25 W. A. Skey, lbw, b Janson ............... 9 W. A. Dow, not out... 10 S. A. Fox, run out ... 14 W.H.Crossby.bJanson 16 B 5, lb 3 ......... 8 Total ...172 HAMPSTEAD CLUB. May 2—Hampstead, Secretary v. Treasurer May 6—Willesden, v. Willesden May 9—Finchley, v. Christ’s Oollege May 13—Hampstead, v. Kensington Park May 16—Hendon, v. Hendon May 16—Hampstead, v. Guildhall May 18—Hampstead, Over v. Under 30 May 20—Hampstead, v. Mill Hill School May 23—Marlow, v. Marlow May 23—Hampstead, v. Ealing May 27—Hampstead, v. Hornsey May 30—Hampstead, v. Marlow May 30—Woodford, v. Woodford Wells June 3—Uxbridge, v. Uxbridge June 6—Hampstead, v. London Scottish June 6—Highgate, v. Highgate School June 10—Hampstead, v. Emeriti June 13—Hampstead, v. Granville June 13—Mill Hill, v. 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