Cricket 1891

172 CRIOKET : A WEEKLY EECORD OP THE GAME. JTJN b 11,1891 PRINCIPAL MATCHES FOR NEXT WEEK T h u r sd a y , June 11. —Lord’s, Middlesex v. Lan cashire; Oval, Surrey v. Cambridge Uni­ versity; Nottingham, Notts v. Yorkshire; Worcester, Worcestershire v. Brasenose College, Oxford. S a tu r d a y , June 13.—Harrow, the School v.M.C.O. and Ground. M ond ay , June 15—Lord’p, M.C.C. and G. v. Kent; Oval, Surrey v. Middlesex; Bradford, York­ shire v. Lancashire; Derby, Derbyshire v. Notts; Southampton, Hampshire v. Essex; Birmingham, Warwickthire v. Leicestershire. T u esd ay , June 16—Addiscombe, Surrey C. andG. v. Addiscombe ; Worcester, Worcestersbiie v. The Regiment. W e d n e sd a y , June 17.—Worcester, Worcestershire v. Herefordshire; Dulwich, The College v. Surrey C. and G. RICHMOND C. & G. v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Richmond on June 6. M.C.C. & G. J. Turner, b Knight... 6 Attewoll, b Knight ... 4 Shacklock, st Cave, b H o lt......................123 B. H. Latter, cBall, b Knight ............... 0 S. W. P. Street, c Cave, b Gunnery ... 9 F. E. Street, b Holt... 13 Mycroft, b Holt......... 7 R.C.C, J. H. Weatherby, b Holt...................... C. Muggeridge, b Knight ............... F. S. O. Brion, Cave, b Knight ... J. H. Farmer, not out B ...................... st Total . .. 184 & G. w . Walters, b ShackB. S. Cave, b Shack­ lock ...................... 8 lock ...................... 0 A. Leechman, b AtteC. Filder, b Attewell 4 well ...................... 0 L. Docker, c Mycroft, E. B. HilJ, c Attewell, b Attewell ......... 8 b Shacklock ......... 4 H. Meller, b Attewell 0 A. Holt, b Shacklock 12 A. W. Knight, not E W. Ball, c Muggeout ...................... 3 ridge, b Attewell ... 0 B 5, lb 3 ......... 8 L. H. Gunnery, c — Shacklock, b AtteT ota l......... 5) well ...................... 3 KENSINGTON PARK v. COOPER’ S HILL Played at Cooper’s Hill on June 6. C ooper ’ s H il l . b C. C. Hall, c Cook, Hildyard................ 7 E. Blaber, c and b P o p e ....................... 0 R. Todd, b Pope ... 4 S. Carr, c Hildyard, b P o p e ................... 10 W. H. Smith, c Jef­ feries, b Routledge 15 G. H. Streatfield, not Total ... out ................... 55 E. G. Gahagan, c Jef­ feries, b Routledge 1 K ensington P ark . First Innings. R. J. Pope, b Milward 17 M. H. Routledge, W. F. Thompson, D .W . Carnegie,b Foa 12 T. L. Stirling, st Thompson, b Pope 2 R. C. Milward, b Pope...................... 2 C. L. Napier, b Southey............... 18 B 9, w 3, nb 2 ... 14 ..140 Todd, b Napier C. G. Hildyard, b Mil­ ward ...................... R. H. Foft, b Milward T. P. Cook, b Streat­ field ...................... W. A. Rixon, c Mil­ ward, b Streatfield H. H.7Jefferies, b Mil­ ward ...................... Milward, b Gaha­ gan ......................10 B J. Southey, Stirling,b Milward 2 G. S. Edwards, not out ...................... o H. L. Byass, c Mil­ ward...................... i B 7, lb2, nb 2 ... 11 Total , 65 KENSINGTON v. BROOKFIELD. Played at Eynham Field on June 6. K en sin gton . In the Second Innings Pope scored (not out) 11, Hildyard, b Gahagan 18, Edwards, b Milward 4.— Total, 33. B e d fo rd sh ir e v . N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e .— Played at Northampton on Monday and Tuesday. Bedfordshire, though they had not played as a County for nine years, won by 98 runs. For the winners, Messrs. Dickson (59 and 92) and ThriDg (36 and 35), played good cricket each time. For Northamptonshire, Broun scored 6 and 5G, and Stockdale took V6j nri? f°r 34 runs. Bedfordshire, 155 pd 200 ; Northamptonshire, 99 and 159. C. E. Bloomer, b Wheeler ............... 24 E. V. Gardner, b Wheeler ............... 32 J. T. Iliewicz, c Cook, b Boney ............... 1 F. M. Wheatley, b Wheeler ............... 13 G. II. Jenner, b Payne 50 W. E. Bloomer, b Wheeler ............... 1 B r o o k f ie l d . Salmon, b Wheeler 4 W. A. Watson, b Wheeler............... 0 J. Briggs, c Cook, b Walker ............... 11 H. R. Payne, not out 12 F. Briggs, run out ... 4 B 8, lb 3 .........II Total .. 163 F. Cook, b Gardner 0 W.Burchett.bWatson 18 W.H. Wheeler, b Wat­ son ... ............... 40 A. Duthoit, run out... 0 H. F. Webster, b Watson ............... 0 A. Boney, b Gardner 2 A. Payne, b Gardner 6 A.Burton.cF. Briggs, b Gardner ......... 0 C. Parker, b Watson 3 A. Walker, not out... 11 A. Lindfie Id, b Wat­ son ...................... 3 B 2, lb 4 ......... 6 Total .........89 KENSINGTON PA R S v. EM ER IT I. Played at Kensington Park on June 6. E m e r iti . J. J. Butt,b Abney ... 5 J. Harrington,not out 24 W. J. Woodlock, b Campbell............... C. S. Dean, lbw ......... E. J. Belton, b Camp­ bell ...................... E. J. Slaughter, b Campbell................ J.P.Munster, b Abney H. R. Pendergast, b Campbell............... E.B. Payne, b Camp­ bell ...................... B. J. Belton,b Camp­ bell ...................... A. Poyolt, b Camp­ bell ...................... R. M. Sochner, b Campbell ......... B ...................... Total , 52 K ensington P a r k . E.F. Currey, not out H. D. Nicholas, b F.A. Orr, c Slaughter, b Munster .........108 G. T. Campbell, st Deane Butt, b Munster ...104 B 7, w3. J.J. Etlinger,c Deane, b Munster ......... 2 Total , A. G.Ewbank.not out 29 M. A. Nicholas, b Deane...................... 7 C. T. Wright, N. E. Bieber, L. E. G. Abney, J. D. Gifford and C. D. Brookes did not bat. ...261 HORNSEY v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL. Played at Highgate on June 3. H or n sey . R. A. Clarke, b HeS. A. Walker, Ibw, b bert ...................... 12 W. Hebert ......... 5 J. A. E. Hickson, c W. A. Burton, not Keene, b Crawford 12 out ...................... 5 G. H. Swinstead, b J. N. Giblett, b He­ Greig...................... 38 bert ...................... 0 E. F. King, b Hebert 0 F. Orton, c Chandler, F. Bisiker, c Chandb Hebert ......... 4 ler, b Hebert.......... 5 B 14, lb 2 ......... 16 F. H. Swinstead, c — Francis, b King ... 44 T otal.........165 E. A. Cox, b Blunt ... 21 H ig h g a t e . H. Francii*, c Orton, b R. Greig, b G. Swin­ K ing...................... 1 stead...................... 0 R. A. Blunt, c Burton, C. M. Kkins, st Hick­ b King ............... 12 son, bE. F. King... 0 C. C. F. Hosken, c and S L.King, bF. Swin­ b G. Swinstead 13 stead...................... 17 H. R.Hebert,cCJarke, R. D. Browne, b F. b King ............... 0 Swinstead ......... 5 G. R. Crawford, c and S. S. Keene, not out 5 b F Swinstead 15 B 9, lb 1, w 1 ... 11 S. H. Chandler, c Walker, b G. SwinTotal......... 82 stead ...................... 3 A t ie m atch . —The match between the Household Brigade and Green Jackets, played at the Household Brigade Ground, Burton Court, Chelsea, on Friday and Saturday, ended in a tie. Ih e Green Jackets scored 185 and 193, the Brigade 147 and 231. E a stbo u rn e , after making 211 without the loss of a wicket, against Cliffdown at East­ bourne on Monday, closed their innings and dismissed the Cliffdown eleven for 125.. V. F. Fitzroy contributed 100 and F. W- Bush 104 for Eastbourne, both being not out. A f t e r getting rid of Crewkerne at Sher­ borne on May 30th for 112, Sherborne School scored 270 (H. J. Seymour 127 and O, JI. Hodgson 130) without losing a wicket, STAFFORDSHIRE v. HAMPSHIBE. Hampshire was very poorly represented for this match, played at Stoke on Monday and Tuesday last, and the home team had in con­ sequence an easy victory with ten wickets to spare. The game was chiefly remarkable for two fine innings by Mr. F. T. Cozens for Staffordshire. He scored 43 in the first innings and 60 not out in the second. The latter was a particularly good performance, and Staffordshire through his aid got the 70 wanted to win without the loss of a batsman. Baldwin took six wickets for Hants for 73, and Briscoe eight for Staffordshire for 61 runs. S taffo rd sh ire . First Innings. Brooks, b Baldwin Mr. F. T. Cozens, c Boxall, b Soar.........43 Mr. T. H. Richardson, c Russell, b Bald- 13 Mr.J.P.Ward,bBald- w in .................... 9 Burrows,c Richards, b Baldwin ....... 0 Briscoe, b Soar .. 2) Sbaw, c and b Roberts............19 Treadwell, not out 4 Extras............12 win .................... Mr. A. H. Heath, Baldwin ................45 Brown, c Soar, b Baldwin ................. 0 Mr.H. O. Stevenson, c T o ta l...........176 Russell, b Roberts 11 In the Second Innings Heath scored (not out) 10, Cozens (not out) 60; extras 2.—Total, 72. H am psh ir e . First Innings. Mr. H. A. Russell, b Shaw Batchelor, b Sbaw ........; Beagley, c Burrows, b Browh............................ Mr. R. C. Richards, b shaw ............................. Mr. E. J. Newton, b Brown............................ Second Innings. b Briscoe ......... b Briscoe ......... 0 bBriscoe . 4 b Briscoo , 16 Baldwin, Ward . c Treadwell, b Soar, c sub , b Ward ... : Mr. H. E. Hoffmeister, b W ard............................. Smith, c Brown, b Bris­ coe ............................. Rolerte, b Briscoe ......... Boxall, not out ................ Extras...................... c Brookes, Briscoe ... .2 c Burrows, Brown ... 4 b Ward 0 b Ward J3 c Heath, Brown ... 2 not out 0 b Briscoe ... II Extras... b ... 44 ... 31 , 18 10 0 12 Total .........85 Total ...12 CRYSTAL PALACE v. RICHMOND. Played at Crystal Palace on June 4. R ichmond . A. Holt, b Tufnel F. Turner, c sub, b Tufnell ............... Elliott, c sub, b Tuf­ nell ...................... C. Fielder, c Tufnell b Turnar ... ......... W. Furze, not out ... L.Docker,cGardner, b Turner............... 0 W. J. Wilson, c Tur­ ner, b Tufnell ... 1 Ryder, c Payne, b Tufnell ................ 1 Total , 28 C r ystal P a la c e . F. W. Janson, b Holt 13 C.Gardner.b Fielder 4 S. Colman, lbw,bTur- ner ......................69 J Dives, b Holt ... 13 H. L. Turner, )bw, b Turner ................84 A. J. L. Payne, c Holt b Fielder............... 10 A. Kayess, run out ... 1 J. Aste did not bat. C.F.Tufnell, not out 1 D. A. de Villiers, b Fielder ............... 2 S. Shorter, not out 4 B ...................... 9 Total ...210 Y or k sh ir e C o l t s v . N o tts C o l t s . —The Yorkshire Colts had an easy win in this match, which was begun and completed at Sheffield on Monday. There were only three double figures on either side, and Tunnicliffe, of Yorkshire, was the most successful run- getter, with scores of 27 and 14. Baggaley, the slow left-handed bowler, who had such remarkable figures for the second eleven of Notts against the second eleven of Surrey at the Oval, had the best analyses. He took eight wickets at a cost of 44 runs. The Yorkshire Colts won with six wickets to spare. T he Cambridgeshire County Club, which was able to put a very strong team into the field some twenty or twenty-five years ago, was resuscitated at a public meeting held at Cambridge, on Saturday, Messrs. J. W. Iliffe and F. C. Huttpn, joint Hon. Secs., pro. tem.