Cricket 1891

JUNE 26, 1891 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 2 0 1 ESSEX v. DERBYSHIRE. The Essex eleven had an easy victory in this match, began at Leyton on Monday, having nine wickets in hand when the game was finished on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. A. P. Lucas was for once able to assist Essex, and both sides were well represented in spite of the absence of Messrs. F. E. Rowe, of Essex, andG. G. Walker, of Derbyshire. Some fairly even scoring was shown by the Essex eleven, whowent in first, and of the sevenwho contributed double figures to the total of 184, Cutts was the most successful run-getter with thirty-five. Derbyshire in their turn made a very disappointing show with the bat, and Mead and Pickett proved so effeotive with the ball that thewhole side were dismissed for 86, of which 60 came from Sugg, Hulme, and Davidson. In the follow-on they were seen to slightly better advantage, but Essex always had the game well in hand, and the 44 wanted to win were got for the loss of only one bats­ man. E ssex . First Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, c Bagshaw, b Porter 21 ' - ' 1 Carpenter, b Hulme Mr. A. P. Lucas, Storer, b Porter ... 25 Burns, c Davidson, b Hulme .................. 23 Mr. C. J. Kortright, c Evershed, b Porter 6 Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Hulme ................11 Total ..................184 Littlewood, b Porter 1 In the Second Innings Owen scored (not out) 15, Carpenter, b Davidson 12, Lucas (not out) 15: b 2 —Total* 44. D e r by sh ir e . Pickett, c Chatter- ton, b Hulme ... 1 Cutta, c Chatterton, b Davidson .........85 Mead, c Bagshaw, b Hulme ............... 31 Mr. F. A. Bishop, not o u t ............... 7 B 8, lb 3 ......... 11 First Innings. W. Sugg, b Pickett ... , Bagshaw, b Pickett ... Chatterton, b Mead ... , Owen, Davidson, Mead ... Mr. S. H. Evershed, M ead...................... Malthouse, b Pickett Second Innings. 25 b Mead ......... C 0 c Pickett, b Mead .........10 4 c Carpenter, b Pickett .« ... 13 ... 12 .. 15 b Pickett b ... 5 c Lucas, b Mead 33 ... 0 c Buxton, b Mead .........18 H ulme, b Pickett .........20 c Carpenter, b P ickett......... 9 Mr. W. S. Eadie.c Burns, b Mead Storer, c Carpenter, Mead...................... Hall, not out ......... Porter, o and b Mead Lb ...................... 0 b Pickett 0 b Pickett ........ 1 5 c Mead,b Kort­ right 31 5 not out.............. 2 6 B ... ... ... 2 Total ... ... ... 85 Total ...141 BOWLING ANALYSIS. E ss e x . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Davidson ... 19 6 351 ... . Hulme......... 44 13 82 5 ... , Porter... ... 30 16 394 ... . Chatterton... 4 0 170 Malfchouse ... 1 1 00 D erbyshire . Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 11 3 4 1 6.1 3 First Innings. O. M. R. W. Pickett...... 22 12 42 4 , Mead .......... 22 10 87 6 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. Cutts ... Bishop... Kortright 30 12 33.1 9 6 1 4 0 1 0 5 53 4 21 0 18 0 8 1 A t 7, Worcester on Thursday last, Worces­ tershire defeated Herefordshire Jay 5 runs, after a most exciting finish; •v J v n n r C r ic k e te r should send 7 stamps to th® offioe of this paper for this year’s “ Cricket Calendar M(2Srd year of publication). Itoontains chief fixtures for the season arranged in chrono­ logical order, table for registration of players in mutches to come, pages for insertion o f other en­ gagements. laws of cricket, etc., etc. Handy size the Po°«et. bound in cloth; in leather walltte, 8&t lettering, Is. Od. KENSINGTON v. WALTHAMSTOW. Played at Eynham Field on June 20. K ensington . Salmon, b Heath ... A. Barron, not out 10 L. Leonard, b Heath 0 F. Cannon, b Wal sham ............... B ...................... First Innings. G. P. Nicholson, b Walsham.............. 0 E. Todd, b Cook ... 1 J. T. Iliewicz, run out 5 G.Jenn r, b Walsham 9 J. Briggs, b Cook ... 4 W. R. Jacks, b Wal­ sham ...................12 H. Arthur, b Heath ... 14 In the Second Innings Iliewicz scored (not out' 30, J. Briggs, (not out) 0, H. Arthur, b Clarke 5, A. Barron, b Nicholson 32.—Total, 67. W a lth a m sto w . Total D. Nicholson, lbw, b Salmon ............... 9 M. Heath, b Salmon 16 J. H. Cook, b Todd ... 2 F. Walsham. b Sal­ mon ...................... 1 J. Gunton, b Salmon 0 J. Lathom, b Salmon 23 J. Johns, b Salmon... 0 R. H. Clark, b Salmon H. M. Collard, b Salmon ... «. ... A. Waterer, b Leon­ ard ...................... A. Heath, not out ... B ...................... Total 65 MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. HAILEY­ BURY COLLEGE. Played at Haileybury on June 20. H a il e y b u r y C o l l e g e . First Innings. D. M. M. Bartlett, b Poynton ............... 31 J, B. Eastley, b Fel- Jowes....................- 1 E. O. Morley, b Fel­ lowes ...................... 0 M. S. Ware, b Fel­ lowes ......................12 R. W. C. Fisher, c Green, b Followes... 13 W.E. C. Partridge, b Fellowes ............... 25 S. H. S. Haynes, c and b Fellowes ... G. H. F. Lushington, c Fellowes, b Pharazyn .........44 L. L. H. D’Acth, b Fellowes. L. R. Lempriere, Fellowes............. C. J. Reid, not out . B 3, lb 2 ... . Total ...155 In the Second Innings J. B. Eastley scored b Houseman 27, W.-E. C. Partridge, (not out) 40, S. H. S. Haynes, (not out) 24 ; b G, lb 8, w 1.—Total, 97. M arlborough Blues. F. J. Poynton, c Lem­ priere,bLushington 0 T. Leach, b Lushing­ ton ......................21 T. W. Weeding, c Morley, b Fisher ... 16 H. de L. Houseman, b Fisher ............... 50 W. G. Fellowes, c Eaatley. b Bartlett 25 G. C. Alston, c Lem­ priere, b Fisher ... 0 G. N. Pharazyn, c Haynes, b Fisher 17 H.C.Green, bD’Aeth 3 Rev. A. Tanner, b Fisher ................ 0 C.P.Dixon, b D’Aeth 0 G. A’Deane, not out 0 B 4, lb 3 ......... 7 Total ...148 LONDON AHD WESTMINSTER BANK v. BROCKLEY. Played at Brockley on June 15 and 16. B rocklhy . M. A. Jaques, b Herschell......... ... 4 Furroll, b Podmore... 3 Pratt, c Pitt-Brook, b Podmore............... 28 Sexton, b Herschell... 46 Welchman, b Hers­ chell ......................51 H.G. Spond, run out 11 J. Lister, not out ... 4 (i. Tokely, not out... 0 B 9, lb 2, w 3 ... 14 Total.........161 Innings declared finished* L. Pitt-Brook, Welchman ......... C. A. Snell, Ibw, b Welchman ......... G. W. Brooks, c Pratt, b Sexton ... C. S. J. Douglas, b Welchman ......... H.B. Squire, c Sexton, b Welchman......... L. & W. B ank . b A. Podmore, not out 13 T. H, Brenan, b Sexton ................21 J. H. Herschell, b Welchman ......... 6 N. Davis, not out ... 0 B ...................... 2 Total ... 78 J. M. Allcock and H. O. Manfield did not bat. SHEPPY UNITED v. NORTHBROOK. Played at Sheerness on June 20. S h e p p y U n ite d . R. N. Brightman, c Walker, b Ford ... 11 H. WatsoD, c Abbott, b East ............... 7 J. Stocker, c Smith, b Ford ............... 1 G. C. Till, b Ford ... 30 J. B. Armstrong, c Butler, b Abbott ... 46 H. Radcliff, not out... 2 T. Ormsby, b Smith ... 26 J. Pitts, c Smith, b East......................17 A. C. Brett, b Smith 0 Sergt. Hartley, b Smith ................ 3 0. George, b Abbott 3 H. Brisley, c Butler, b Smith......... ... 13 B 6, lb 4 .........10 Total ...1G9 N orth brook . First Innings. W. D. Butler, b Bris­ ley ...................... H. N. Smith, b Till ... A.E.Coates, b Till... S. Abbott, run out ... C. O. Springthorpe, c Watson, b Till A. East., b Till ......... P. R. gteele, b Till ... C. A. Hooper, b Bris­ ley ...................... C. Kelly, b Till.........15 F. Mote, b Brisley ... 18 W.C.Ford.c Hartley, b Brisley............... 10 H. J.Walker, not out 2 B 2, lb 1 ......... 3 Tot .1 ...100 In the Second Innings W. D. Butler scored (not out) 11, H. N. Smith (run out) 8, A. E. Coates, c Watson, b Till, 25, S. Abbott, c Watson, b Till, 0, C. O. Springthorpe (not out) 9; b 2, lb 2, w 1.— Total, 58. KENSINGTON PARK v. M.C.C. & G. Played at Kensington Park on June 20. K ensington P ar k . R. F. A. Orr, c Daven­ port, b Hearne ... 29 E. A. White, c Phil­ lips, b Johnston ...25 S. H. Lee, c Daven­ port, b Hearne ... 1 T.Nicholson, b Johns­ ton ............... 27 G. H. P. Street, b Hearne ............... 0 T. P. Cooke, b Hearne 12 M. A. Nicholas, b Johnston............... 3 W. F. Thompson,not out ...................... M. A. Routledge, c and b Hoarno J. D. Gitfard, b Johnston ......... L. E. G. Abnoy, c Davenport, b Phil­ lips ......... B ......... Total , ...147 M.C.C. & G. A. S. Johnston, c Nicholas, bNichol- son ......................77 Davenport, c White, b Nicholson ... ,. 6 S. J. Wilson, c Nicho­ las, b Giffard......... 2 B. H. Latter, c White, b Nicholson .........10 D. C. Lee, c and b Nicholson ......... 1 H. D. Gripper, b Nicholson ......... 1 J. T. Hearne, b Nicholson .........12 J. G. O’Brien, b Nicholson ......... o Phil ips, c Nicholas, b Nitholson... ... 27 W. A. Rixon, n-1 out ......................lj O. D.Brooks.cNichol- son, b White......... 0 Lb 1, w 1 ......... a Total ...151 CRYSTAL PALACE v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at The Palace on June 20. H am pste a d . W. W. A’Deane, c Het- lev. b Bryant.........33 B.W.Sharp, cNoakes, b Bryant........ ... 5 T.M. Karmiloe, c Het- ley, b Bryant.........77 J. G. Q. Besch, b Fox 61 E. M. Headley, c sub., b Noakes............... 9 O.L. Tudor, c Hetloy, b Aste............. ... 0 G. Thornton, c Bryant, b Aste ... 16 H.B. Hayman, b Aste 14 H. R. Lipscombe, not out ............... 6 S.S.Pawley, c Clarke, b ABte ............... 0 G. Riley, c Clark', b Aste...................... 0 B 11, nb 1 .........12 Total ...238 C r y st a l P alace . W. F. Noakes, b Paw­ ling ......................10 J. Aste, a and b Pawling ............... 6 C. Smith, b Pawling 0 C. J. M. Fox, b Thorn­ ton ......................38 C. Mitchell, b Thorn­ ton ......................76 H. Hetley, b Pawling 37 H. B. Clarke, lbw, b Thornton............... 14 A. Gardiner-Woolo- ton, b Thornton ... 18 C. H. Dorman, b Thornton ...........13 W. Bryant, not out 10 A. B. Cipriani, c A’Deane, b Thorn­ ton ...................... 0 B 36, lb 2 .........3b Total ...26J CRICKETERS— B est G oods City Agents — beak this Mabk.—Advt. Parton &Lesser, 94, Qoben St;, Chbapsidb.