Cricket 1891

JUNE 18, 1891 CRICKET r A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME, 191 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o tts . First Innings. 0. M. R. W. Davidson ... 65 80 80 4 Hulme........ 39 19 59 3 Porter.........17 11 33 1 Walker ... 6 0 16 0 Malthouse... 5 3 4 0 Hall ........* 17 2 36 2 D e r b y sh ir e . First Innings. N. M. R. W. Attewell ... 25.212 27 3 Shacklock... 13 1 34 1 Flowers ..20 7 29 3 Baggaley ... 5 0 12 0 Barnes ... 11 3 81 3 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 18 9 23 1 . ... 19 7 25 1 . ... 4.2 2 14 0 . ... 6 1 15 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 27 10 51 2 ... 11 0 45 0 ... 9 8 22 0 ... 12.1 6 16 1 ... 15 5 26 4 W. Redgate 5 2 8 2 YORKSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. The Lancashire eleven gained their first victory of the season, in a first-class County match at Bradford yesterday, when they de­ feated Yorkshire with eight wickets to spare. After recent failures it was hardly a surprise to find some Colts in the Yorkshire eleven, and while Tunnioliffe and Wardle were again tried, a place was found for J. R. Bulmer, of Guisbro’, a medium pace bowler. Lanca­ shire, who were still without Watson, as well as Messrs. A.G. Steel and A.C. McLaren,were fortunate enough to win the toss, and of course took the innings. Still the start was a most unpromising one, and although Sugg hit with his wonted freedom,with half the wickets down for 67, things looked anything but encouraging for their side. The later batsmen, however, fully atoned for the early failures. Mr. Crosfield, Briggs, Yates, and Mold, indeed, all scored freely, and the last-named helped to add 65 for the last wicket. Mr. Crosfield’s batting though was the feature of the innings. Though missed twice badly, the first time when he had got 29, the seoond when he had made 37, he made no mistake afterwards, and altogether his play was worthy of high praise, combining sound defenoe with plenty of hit. On Monday night Ulyett and Hall had made 51 without the loss of a wicket for Yorkshire, and there seemed every chance of an even game on the first innings. As it was, however, excepting Ulyett and Wardle, the Colt, who carried out his bat for a very careful innings of 29, no one offered much opposition to the bowling of Briggs, Mold and Baker, and on Tuesday morning the ten wiokets were dismissed for an addition of 180 runs. Following on in a minority of 97 runs, Wardle and Hall made a promising start for Yorkshire, and the score was 86 before the former was caught for a thoroughly well-played 61,with only one hard chance when he had made 19. With the exception however of the unwearying defenco of Hall, who was batting two hours and a half for his 48, and was not dismissed till the score had reached 144, there was no other note­ worthy feature in the innings. The end was indeed very disappointing, as the last nine wiokets only added 82 runs, a result due to the effective bowling of Briggs and Mold, the former of whom took eleven wickets in the matoh. Yesterday Lancashire were left with 72 runs to win, and as thanks mainly to the good cricket of Barlow, these were got for the loss of two batsmen, Lancashire in the end were left with an easy viotory by eight wickets. L a n cash ire . First Innings. Mr. A.N. Hornby, run out ...................... o Barlow, b P eel.........11 F. Sugg, b P eel.........37 A. Ward, c Hunter, b Bulmer ... ......... 5 Paul, run out ... ... 10 Briggs, b Peel .........85 Mr.S.M. Crosfleld.not out ......................82 Yates, c Wainwright, b Peel......................49 Baker, st Hunter, b P00I ......... ......... 4 Mr. A. T. Kemble, c Wainwright,b Peel 1 Mold, c Hunter, b Peel......................40 Lb 2, nb 2 ......... 4 Total ..278 In the Second Innings Barlow scored (not out) 32, Sugg, b Peel 18, Ward, b Peel 21, Paul (not out) 1.—Total, 72. Y orkshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Hall, c Paul, b Briggs ... 13 b Mold... ........48 Ulyett, c Crosfield, b Briggs... .».....................55 c Paul, b Briggs 18 Brown, b Mold ................11 hw, b Briggs ... 6 Tunnidiffe, c Sugg, b Briggs.............................14 b Mold... ... ... 8 Peel, c and b Briggs... ... 13 c Hornby, b Mold.............. 3 Wardle, not out................29 b Mold..............51 Lord Hawke, b Mold ... 4 c Kemble, b Mold.............. 1 Wainwright, c Sugg, b Baker... ......... ... 11 c Barlow, b Briggs ...... 10 Moorhouse, c Mold, b Briggs......... ............... 13 not out ........12 Bulmer, b Briggs ......... 0 c Crosfield, b Briggs ........ 0 Hunter, b Baker .........11 c Hornby, b Briggs ........ 6 B 6, lb 1...................... 7 B ................ 5 Total ............... 181 Total ...168 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ancashire . Second Innings. O. M. R. W' ... 19 10 15 2 ... 12 4 29 0 ... 71 28 0 First Innings. O. M. R. W. Peel ......... 48 15 90 7 Wainwright 19 2 67 0 Bulmer .n 26 8 61 1 Ulyett......... 13 4 36 0 Wardle ... 7 3 8 0 Brown......... 6 0 10 0 Moorhouse 6 0 12 0 Wardlo and Moorhouse each bowled a no-ball, Y orkshire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Briggs......... 61 16 80 6 Mold .........46 21 66 2 Crosfield ... 2 1 4 0 Barlow ... 1 0 5 0 Baker.........12.3 6 19 2 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 32 13 41 5 ... 33 13 89 G ... 8 5 12 0 ... 14 6 21 0 WESTM INSTER SCHOOL FORESTERS. FREE Played at Yinoent Square on June 13. W e st m in st e r S ch o o l . C. T. Agar, c Rutter, b Bovill......................15 H. R. Blaker, 0 Bovill, b Mabon ................16 G. E. Campbell, b Bovill......................26 F. B. Sherring, st Farmer, b Gibbs ... 4 J. O. T. Powell, run out ...................... 11 J. S. Shearmo, b Bovill...................... 0 A .W . F. Guy, c Paget, b Bovill ... .., ... 18 W. T. Harwell, c Paget, b Bovill ... E. U. Burton, o TurnbuU, b Bovill D. Fitzmaurico, nob out ...................... M. E. Fevez, b Mason ... ......... E. Borens, c Rutter, b Bovill............... Extras............... Total ...117 F r e e F oresters . P.R.Toynbee,o Fevez, b Berens ................19 W . D . Bovill, b Bhearme ......... ... 23 J. A. Gibbs, c Berens, b Bhearme ......... 7 Bev. H. E. Thursby, q Burton, b Berons ... 48 B. M. Turnbull, b Powell ................16 E. Murdoch, lbw, b Blaker ............... 83 Lord Henry Scott, b Berens .,............. 2 O.E. Farmer, b Bur­ ton ...................... 40 O. E. S. Mason, b Burton ................15 S. J. Wilson, 0 tilier- ring, b Berens ... 7 L.O.Paget, b Burton 0 E. Rutter, not out... 10 Extras................47 Total... ...322 A.H. HoDBON,of St. John’s School, Leather­ head, has so far this season bowled ICO overs, (47 maidens) for 324runs and 63 wickets, giving an average of 6.11. He is only fourteen years of age. JNCOGNITI v. WIMBLEDON. Played at Wimbledon 6n June 12 and 13. I n cogn iti . First Innings. G. A. Rimington, lbw, b Robinson.............. . ... 35 J. I. D. Nioholl, b Robin­ son ... ..................... 0 Capt. L. N. D’Aeth, c W. Martyn, b Robinson ... 43 b Sanders Capt. P. C. Trevor, b San­ ders ............................. 0 Second Innings. lbw, b Robinson 6 C O. B: Martyn, b Sanders ... 12 E. J. Coxon, bRobinson... 0 C. A. W. Gilbert, b Robin­ son .............................14 Capt. McTier, b Robinson 13 c Muir, b Robin­ son ... ......... 0 c Muir, b Robin­ son ...............30 P. E. Raven, not out.........43 H. P. Paget, c Key, b Robinson...................... 6 T. S. Sidney, b Sanders ... 5 L. G. Trevor, ahsent......... 0 B 2, lb 2 ... ............... 4 not out ........ b Robinson b Robinson lbw, b Sanders., b Robinson b Robinson B ... .. Total Total ... 69 WlMBLBDOW. First Innings. H. S. Schwann, b Pagot...................... 2 F. G. Oliver, b Paget 10 W. E. Martyn, b D’ Aath ... ... 49 H. C. Willock, b Paget................ ... 13 G. B. Robinson, c Paget, b D’Aeth ... 11 W. Muir, b D’Aeth ... 18 Total ... ...196 O. B. Martyn, b Paget 63 In the Seoond Innings F. G. Oliver jscored c Capt. Trevor, b L. G. Trevor 10, O. B. Maxtyn (not out) 16, J. M. Batten (not out) 12; nb 1.—Total, 39 C. W. Field, c and b Coxon ............... 12 Capt. F. L. Sanders, b Paget ............... 2 J. M. Batten, not out 2 Sid. Chriafcopherson, b Paget ............... 0 B 10, lb 2, w2 ... 14 HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS v. W EY BRIDGE SCHOOL. Played at Weybridge on June 13. W e y b r id g e S c h o o l . G. Money, b Corko ... 1 T. B. Sturland, c Crlckmay, b W. J. Hayoraft ................ 6 J. Evans, st J. S. Haycraft, b W. J. Haycraft................ 7 G. E. Cottorill, b King 14 H. Preston Thomas, 0 Wado,b W, J. Hay­ craft ...................... 8 L. CotteriU, b W. J. Haycraft................ 0 F. H. Brodrick, bKing 12 H. Stopford, b Hutchinson......... J. Burnett, b Hutch­ inson ............... J. Barrett, not out... B. A. Cotterill, c Crickmay.bHutch- inson ............... B 4, lb 1 ... ... Total , 54 H am pstead N ondescripts . First Innings. J.S. Haycraft, c Stop- 1L. Hutchinson, b ford, b Sturland ... 30 H. Wade, c suh, b Preston Thomas ... 28 A. W. Rammell, c Preston Thomas, b Sturland................13 L. Corke, b Preston*- Thomas E. F. King, c Brod­ rick, b Sturland ... A. L. Criokmay, b Money ... .v 25 Sturland ......... 7 C. BraithwaUc, b R. Cotterill............... 18 M. Harper, b 11. Cotterill............... 0 W.J.Haycraft,bStor- land...................... 6 J. L. Aslctt, not out 1 B 7, lb 8, nD 1 ... 11 Total ...113 M r . H. T. H bwbtt , the Captain of the Somersetshire Blaven, was oalled to the bar last week. E astbourkh ioored 337 for fpnr wickets (F. W. Maude 117, F. W . Bush 76, and A. M. Wilkinson 69) aguinst Brighton at Brighton on June 10. T he match between Gloucestershire and Surrey, arranged to be played at Gloucester on August 10, 11,12, will be decidod at Bristol, as the Spa Ground is in a very bad condition. I n a matoh between the Household Brigade and Band of Brothers Clubs, at Chelsea on Saturday, 616 runs were scored for eight wickets. For the Band of Brothers, Mr. W. H . Patterson soored 162 (not out), and for the Household Brigade Mr. H. E. Studd 103 (not out). B.B. closed their innings with the score 277 for six wickets, and the Household Brigade responded with 238 for two wickets.