Cricket 1891

M AY £8, 1891 CRICKET • A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME0 141 CHARLTON PARK v. OAKLEIGH WANDERERS. Played at Charlton Park on May 23. O a r le ig h W a n d e r e r s . J. H. Simpson, b P. M. Simpson, b Burnett ............... 23 Burnett............... 10 D. G. Chattell, run E. D. Atkinson, b out ...................... 8 Burnett ............... 0 H. G. Firth, b Risch 3 R. H. NewingtoD, b C. L. Yeoman, b Burnett................ 5 Pease ..................... 35 F. W. Wright, not W. F. Currey, c Holout ...................... 1 ton, b Burnett 0 B 1,lb 1 ............... 2 E. W. Pratt, b Bur— nett ...................... 3 Total ......... 90 C harlton P ark . H. W. Dickson, c A. Lovey, b J. H. and b Firth ......... 18 Simpson............... 0 A. H. Pease, b P. M. A. Burnett, c Yeo­ Simpson............... 18 man, b P. M. Simp­ G. Turner, b P. M. son ............... ... IS Simpson............... 13 F. G. Allen, cKnight, F. W. P. Holton, b P. b P. M. Simpson ... 0 M. Simpson .. ... 6 W. J. C. Keats, not W. Martin, run out... 0 out ...................... 6 G. Risch, c and b B 3, lb 3, w 2 ... 8 J. H. Simpson 5 — S. K. Sargent, b P. M. To al ... ... 93 fcimps o n ............... 1 W ILLESDEN v. INSURANCE. Played at Wormwood Scrubs on May 23. I nsurance . H. Eccles, b Browne 0 C. E. E. Lee, b A. W. Rammell, c Reynolds.............. 27 Long, b Browne ... 5 W. E. Loch, c B. W. Sharp, c Cloudesley, b Cloudesley, b Browne ... 3 Thomas ............... 57 — Delvalle, not out 17 B. GordoD, cCloudes- C. J. Sharpe, c Rey­ lty, bReynolds ... 21 nolds, b Levick ... 4 F. Dark, run out ... 0 E. A. Englebach, J. B. Westland, b not out ............... 1 Eeynolds............... 4 B 4, lb 4 .............. 8 Total Stratton Mills did not fcat. W il l e sd e n . ..147 F. S. Long, b WestA. R. Burch, bSharp 0 land ...................... 0 A. D. Saunders, b W. P. Levick, b Sharp ............... 0 Westland.............. 0 H. B. WalJ, b L. B. Browne, not Sharp ............... 0 out ...................... 40 W. J. Kerr, b West­ F. J. Reynolds, b land ...................... 10 Westland ......... 6 B 16, lb 3, nb 6 ... 25 A. G. Thomas, b — Westland............... 0 Total ......... 82 L. Cloudesley, b Westland ......... 1 E. F. Browse and A. E. Meek did not bat. CLAPTON v. BURLINGTON WANDERERS. Played at Clapton on May 25. CHESHIRE v. WARW ICKSH IRE . W ith a wicket altogether in favour of the bowlers, this match, begun on Friday at Stock­ port, was finished with plenty of time to spare on Saturday afternoon. Altogether twenty-four wickets fell for an aggregate of 211, ati average of under 9 runs to each bats man, and the highest individual score was Law’s 22, in Warwickshire’s first innings. Mr. Bretlierton and Brown bowled unchanged throughout for Cheshire, and though the ama­ teur was most successful, both had exceptional figures, the former taking twelve wickets for 54, the latter seven for 47 runs. The bowling of Pallett and West was the best feature on the side of Warwickshire, who were beaten by six wickets. West’s six wickets only cost 16 runs. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. West, b B rown............... 9 b Bretherton ... 11 Law, c Bates, b Brown ... 25 b Brown ......... 3 Shilton, lbw, b Bretherton 1 c Hartley, b Bretherton ... 2 Pallett, b Bretherton ... 10 c Fullalove, b Bretherton ... 2 Collishaw, c Fullalove, b Brown............................ 6 b Bretherton ... 2 Devey, b Brown............... 13 lbw, b Bretherton 0 Mr. /.Rhodes, lbw,b Breth­ erton ............................ 4 lbw, b Brown ... 6 Mr. H. C. Mau’, b Breth­ erton ............................ 5 c Robson, b Bretherton ... 4 C. Cresswell, b Bretherton 0 run out ......... 1 Mr. J. Gothard, not out ... 0 notout ......... 0 Lilley, b Brown............... 0 b Bretherton ... 0 B 1,1b 2 ...................... 3 B u rlington W anderers . E. C. Lindup, b SanH. T. Bull, b San­ sum ...................... 0 sum ...................... 8 E. B. Warren, c WalF. C. Godrick, b bancke, b Asser ... 0 Sansum............... 2 S. Cook, b Asser ... 20 M. T. Wells, b Rob­ F. W. Freeman, b inson ............... 23 Asser ............... 0 G. H. Wells, not out 2 J. N. Cooper, c WalH. Moore, b San­ bancke, b Asser ... 1 sum ...................... 0 H. E. Hockley, b SanB ...................... 6 sum ............... 12 _ Total ......... 74 C lapton . J. H. Robinson, b Freeman............... 12 F. G. Wood, b Free­ man ...................... 6 S. A. Asser, c Moore, b Bull ............... 3 H. Boyton, c Cook, b Wells......................54 J. C. L. Shenton, c and b Freeman ... 3 W. E. Hall, b Bull ... 1 R. ft. Bruce, st Wor- reD, b Bull ......... R. H. Walbancke, b B u ll...................... J. W. McEwen, c Cook, b Hockley ... 8 J. E. Sansum, not out ......................14 R. E. Hunt, not out B ...................... Total ..122 Total ................ 73 Total ... £1 Bates, c West, b Pal­ lett ...................... Pointon, c Lilley, b Pallett ............... Mr. J. O. Fullalove, c and b Pallett........ Wright, c Rhodes, b Pallett ............... Brown, b W est......... Mr. C. E. Browning, c Shilton, b West... C h e sh ir e . First Innings. 16 Mr. W. Hartley, not out ...................... Brelsford,c Gothard, b West ............... Mr. J. Bretherton, c Devey, b Pallett... Mr. H. Thornber, c Gothard, b West... Robson, b West B ...................... Total ......... 85 In the Second Innings Bates scored c We3t, b Pallett 1, Pointon, st Lilley, b Pallett 0, Wright, c Cresswell, b Pallett 3, Brown (not out) 17, J. O. Fullalove, b Wtst 0, Browning (not out) 0 ; b, 1.— Total, 22. ADDISCOMBE v. REIGATE HILL. Played at Reigate Hill on May 23. A d d is c o m b e . First Innings. H. Hall, b Cotton ......... 1 Watts, b Cotton............... 0 R. Langton, b Kenrick ... 0 N. Butler, b Kenrick......... 7 R. J. Grant, lbw, bKenrick 8 Beaumont, b Welch.........33 W. Lemon, b Kenrick ... 0 J. Marks, c S. Watney, b Kenrick ...................... 4 E. Allen, b Ho'man ......... 2 P. Allen, b Holman ......... 8 Coulthard, not out ......... 0 B 5, lb 2, w 2............... 9 Second Innings, lbw, b Kenrick... 0 b Cotton ......... 3 low, b Kenrick .. 23 b Cotton .........10 c S. Watney, b Kenrick.........31 c Welch, b Cotton ......... b Cotton ......... 4 c S. Watney, Welch ... b Hobbs ... not out runout B 12, lb 3 WIMBLEDON v. LEATHERHEAD. Played at Wimbledon on May 23. W im b le d o n . 15 Total ................77 R e ig ate H il l . First Innings. Total ...142 Rev. A. Simmondp, b Beaumont .........16 T. H. G. Welch, b Beaumont .........2D J. S. Watney, c Hall, b Watts........ 1 E. B. Cotton, b Watts 0 B. W. Holman, c Hall, b Watts......... 7 Total .........64 S. D. Watney, c Grant, b Beaumont 0 Rev. T. H, M. Hobbs, cButler,bBeaumont 5 In the Second Innings T. H. G. Welch scored c Allen, b Langdon, 32, J. S. Watney (not out), 15, E. B. Cotton, c Butler, b Beaumont, 5 ; b 2, lb 1.— Total, 55. J. Kenrick, not out C. A. M. Carmichael, run out ................ E. W. Blessig, b Beaumont ......... L. Howell, b Watts B 4, lb 1 ................ E\G. Oliver, c sub, b H. Upcher, c Earn­ B u ll...................... 22 shaw, b -\lcock ... 5 H. C. Willock, b AlW. T. Boodle, b cock ...................... 8 Sturt ................ 0 G. A. Rimington, b C. H. Binders, b AlAlcock ............... 0 cock ...................... 17 W. E. Martyn, c sub, R. F. Denison, not b Ball ............... 4 out ...................... 5 Sid Christopherson, E. Chapman, b Stuit 0 c Price, b Sturt ... 1 B 7, lb 4, w 1 12 Capt. F. L. Sanders, b Alcock ... ......... 49 Total .........123 L e a t h e r h e a d . First Innings. F. Sturt, b F. San­ ders ......................io F. C. Holland, c Wil­ lock, b F. Sander* 4 R. Alcocif, not o u t... 7 F. Hue Williams, c Upclier, b Chris­ topherson ......... 0 C. LyalJ, absent ... 0 W. Raphael,, absent 0 A. S. Bull, c Willock, b Christopherson .. Hon. D. A. Lambton, st Rimington, b F. Sanders ............... 0 Rev. A. Green-Pric9, b Christophersoa... 8 A. H. Tritton, c Christophersou, b F. Sanders ......... 0 F. W. Earnshaw, c Upcher, b Chris- Total .........5G topherson .........15 In the Second Innings A. S. Bull scored b Rim- ington 56, Hon. D. A. Lambton (not out) 40, F. W. Earnshaw (not out) 10, F. Hue Williuns, c Deni­ son, b Christopherson 1; b 14, I d 1.—Total, 122. EAST MOLESEY v. POINT HOUSE RAMBLERS. Played at East Molesey on May 16. E. M o l e se y . and b k. Piper,c Robinson, b Camroux ......... Baring Gould, not out W. Cooke, Camronux ......... W. Wheatley, lbw, b Carver ............... 1 R.Chesterton, not out 69 C. Piper, c Camroux b Carver ................ 0 R. Scott Holmes, b Camroux............... 63 F. Packenham,C. Tatham, Moxon, and W.Cook, junr,. did not bat. (Innings deelared finished.) P.H. R a m b le r s. E.H. Rock, b Chester­ ton ...................... C.-J. Carver, b Chester­ ton .........................13 B 14, lb 3, w 3 ... 20 Total .........163 Borrett, lbw,b Cooke 3 Moxon (sub), not out 1 B ...................... 8 Camroux,b Cooke ... 1 Total .........35 R. Robinson, b Ches­ terton...................... 3 T. W. A. Knight, Ladyman, C. Benwell, H. Robinson, and A. N. Other did not bat. EAST MOLESEY v. FELTHAM . Played at East Molesey on May 23. F elth am . E. G. Fowler, b Pritchard............... 7 Taylor, b Pritchard... 1 Bradwell, b Pritchard 3 A. R. Fowler, b Wheatley............... 30 Horsham, c Knight, b Holmes ................10 J. R Hume, c Piper, b Wheatley............... 0 E a st M o lese y . Price - Green, b Knight ................ Granville, c Wheat­ ley, b Knight May, b Chesterton... S. Fowler, not out... Leonard, b Holmes B ...................... Total... 7 0 3 7 10 , 79 not J. Pritchard, out ...................... 1 S. Knight, b Fowler 13 B2, lbJ,w2 ... 5 C. Piper, b Leonard... 0 Packenham, b Hor­ sham ...................... 0 R. Chesterton, not out ......................50 H. E. Knight, b Price 18 Total R. Scott Holmes, b Bradwell............... 6 W. Wheatley, C. Stubbs, E. C. Miln, and H. C. Parkes did not bat. 93 M a tc h es N ot E v e n C om m en ced . —Owing to the heavy rain on Monday, two important matches, M.C.C. and G. v. Yorkshire, at Lord’s, and Derbyshire v. Surrey, at Derby, arranged for the early part of the week, were not begun. The former was limited to Mon­ day and Tuesday, but the latter was as usual a three days fixture. The wicket at Derby was, however, so bad on Tuesday afternoon, that there was little or no chance of it being playable yesterday, and so it was decided to give up any idea of a start.