Cricket 1891

JULY 23 1891 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME; 279 M,C.C. & GROUND v. DERBYSHIRE. Though they had all the worst of the early part of this game, commenced at Lord’s, on Thursday, the Derbyshire eleven, who were without Messrs. Wright and Evershed, played up so pluckily that they were able to beat a moderate team of M.C.O. & Ground early on Friday with four wickets to spare. After dis missing M.C.C. for 177 runs Derbyshiremadea peculiar as well as inauspicious commence­ ment, the first four batsmen, W. Sugg, Bag­ shaw, Chatterton, and Storer being all out lbw, for 49. When the ninth wicket fell, 8 runs were still wanted to save the follow-on, but these and more were got by Mr. Walker and Porter, who added 37 before the innings closed. Though they had a useful lead of 50 runs whentheywent inagain, M.C.C.’sbatting was of averymediocre character, and, with Mr. Littlewood absent, the sidewere out with the fall of the ninthwicket at 97. Wanting 148 to win, Derbyshire commenced inverypromising style, W. Sugg and Bagshaw putting on 78 in fifty minutes before the latter was bowled. Bad fielding subsequently helped Derbyshire considerably, and Thorpe, who went in third wicket down and made the hit which gave Derbyshire the victory, had more than one life. Still the County eleven deserve great credit for the pluck |with which they played and won an uphill game. M.C.C. &G. Seeond Innings. b W alker..........20 b Porter ..........1G First Innings. Mr. J. S. Russel, b David­ son ............................... 8 A. Hearne, c Davidson, b Porter.................................36 W. Hearn, c Storer, b D avidson........................ 8 Pougher, b Davidson ... 31 Mr. P. Russel, b Davidson 4 Mr. E. J. Coxon, b David­ son .................................11 Mr. H. D. Littlewood, c Bagshaw, b Porter.......... 0 W. West, run out .......... 6 Carlio, c Storer, b Chat­ terton ...............................38 Martin, b Porter................. 8 b Porter ..........1 b Davidson b W alker.......... cSt ^rer/n David­ son ................. Wootton, not out B 7, lb 3 ... ... 17 ... 10 absent......... run out b Bagshaw c Bagshaw, Porter ... not out B G, lb 4 ... 0 ... 7 ... 12 b ... 19 ... 1 ... 10 T o t a l.................177 D erbyshire . Total ... 97 First Innings. Sugg, lbw, b Martin.......... 4 Bagshaw, low, b West ... 16 ChattertoD, lbw, b Martin 0 Storer, lbw, b Martin ... 5 Davidson, st Carlin, b West ........................ ... 31 Mr. H. F. Wright, b West 8 Mr. W. S. Eadie, c Carlin, b Hearne ........................ 8 Thorpe, c Coxon, b Pougher ........................ 8 R. Wright, b Pougher ... 7 Mr. G.G. Walker, c Little­ wood, b Pougher ..........22 Porter, not out .................15 B 2,1b 1....................... 3 Second Innings. b Pougher..........41 b Martin .......... 42 b Pougher..........20 c Pougher, b Martin .......... 7 c Wootton, b Pougher.......... 0 lbw, b Martin ... u not out not out ... 0 ... 35 B 1,1b 2 ... 3 Total ..........127 Total ...148 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M.R. W. O. M. R. W. •Davidson ...33 10 65 5 .......... 23 11 29 2 Walker ... 12 3 40 0 .......... 35 8 Porter............ 22 6 54 3 .......... 16.1 6 Chatterton... 1.4 1 8 1 .......... 2 2 R. Wright... 2 0 Bagshaw ... 5 3 17 2 28 3 0 0 G 0 7 1 D erbyshire . Martin... Pougher Went ... A. Hearne First Innings. O. M. R. W. 27 8 51 3 20.410 44 3 10 4 18 3 4 1 11 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 23 10 49 3 ... 21.312 55 3 ... 7 4 9 0 ... 6 1 19 0 Wootton 3 1 13 0 CRICKETERS — B e s t G o o d s City Agents — b e a r t h i s M a rk .— A d v t. P a r t o n & L e s t e r 94, Q u eE n S t ., C h e a p s id e . HENDON v. EM E R IT I. Played at Hendon on July 15. E m e r it i . First Innings. Second Innings. Hon. W. Maxwell, 1 b w, b Jackman ..................... 4 c Quirk, b Page 4 R. S. Lamb, c Page, b Jackman ...................... 0 b Page...................... W. J. Woodlock, c Wylde, b Jackman...................... 2 c Mull, b Talbot 5 McKinley, b Jackman ... 1LbP age.................... 0. S. Dean, c Langton, b Page ............................. 6 c Quirk, b Tal­ bot 0 J. Hope, c Commin, b P ge ........................... 30 not out ..26 J. G. O’Brien, b Jackman 2 c Quirk,..... b Tal­ bot ................. E. J. Belton, b Page........ 0 b Page.................... E. Payne, lbw, b Page ... 38 b Page.................... C. C. Payne, c Commin, b Jackm an....................... 7 c Commin, b Talbot .......... H. T. Cramer, not out ... 6 run out .......... B 14,1 b 4, w 2 ... 20 B 6,1 b 1 ... Total........126 H endon . E. C. Jackman, lbw, b O’Brien .................31 C. H. Page,b McKin­ ley ........................ 6 H. E. Langton, b O’Brien .................45 F. W. Andrew, b McKinley .......... 17 F. W. Talbot, b McKinley .......... 4 C. E. Commin, c Bel­ ton, b O’Brien ... 4 Total... 7 . 56 G. Quirk, c Maxwell, b McKinley .......... 0 J.A. Wylde, b O’Brien 4 J. Rosoman, 1 b w, b McKinley .......... 2 W. Mull, not out ... 4 J. Barber, b McKin­ ley ........................ 0 B 10,1b 9 ...19 Total..........136 HENDON v. LONDON SCOTTISH. Played at Brondesbury on July 18, L ondon S cottish . H. Maxwell, b Mac­ kintosh ... 28 A. F. Denniston, b Podm ore...................................................................26 D. G. Anderson, b Godlonton ......... 13 Rev. W. B. Steven­ son, st Moon, b Waller ................................................................... 26 F. J. Anderson, b Godlonton .......... 0 Total...................183 R. F. Easterbrook, c Quirk, b Waller ... 83 J. Anderson did not bat (Innings declared c’osed.) P. A. Williamson, not out ........................21 J. B. Duthie, c Moon, b Podmore 0 F. Flemming, c Com­ min, b Waller ... 5 G. Macindoe, not out ........................ 8 B18, w l 19 H endon . W. R. Moon, 1 b w, b J. Growse, b Dennis­ Denniston ......... 52 ton ........................ 6 J. M. Capel, c MaxT. W. Mackintosh, well, b Easterbrook 81 c Duthie, b Easter­ C. E. Commin, b brook ................. 3 Easterbrook......... 0 G. E. Waller, not A. R. TrimeD, b out ........................ 2 Easterbrook.......... 4 B. D. Godlonton, G. Quirk, b Easternot out ................. 3 brook........................ 0 B 9, n b 5 .......... 14 A. Podmore, run out 3 — Total......... 168 NORWOOD v. THE ERRATICS. Played at South Norwood on July 15. E rratics . F. W. Wiltshire, c Doyle, b Bishop/... 15 S. SiMipson, not out 4 L. Hammond, c Mc­ Causland, b Gibson 0 N. Defrie*, b Gibson 0 B ........................ 6 G. Bensley, c Good- w iD , b Gibson............24 A. Mellor, c Elliott, b Doyle...........................15 R. Joyce, lbw, b Gib­ son" ......................... 4 F. Clemence, b Doyle 4 C. Levick, b Bishop 31 A. Levick, b Gibson 4 Total ..............109 J. Yeoman, run out... 2 N orwood . H. W. C. Bedford, b Joyce........................29 T. S. Gibson, b Yeo­ man ........................ 6 A. Goodwin, bJoyce 46 R. S. Rogers, c and b A. Levick.................48 S. Ellis, c and b A. Levick ................. 0 A. Springett, retired 52 Total ............ 254 A. Conan Doyle, b C. Levick ...............37 W. C. Bishop, c Bensley, b Ham­ mond ................. 3 L. F. Elliott, not out 24 J. Goold, b A. Levick 4 E. McCausland, lbw, b A. Levick .......... 0 B 12, lb 3 ..........15 MORTIMER v. REMENHAM PLACE Played at Remenham Place on July 18. M ortim er. B. Erskine, C Rooke, b R. Hunter .......... 0 W. Cadogan, c Rooke, b R. Hunter .......... 2 C. Allsopp. b Rooke 0 D.Dalrymple.cR.Hun- ter, b R o o k e .......... 6 J. Trefusis, run out 25 Ld. F. Scott, b R. Hunter .......... ... 12 W. Trefusis, c K. Hunter, b R. Hun­ ter ........................ 7 E. Pache, b Rooke... 2 Ld. Castlereagh, b Rooke .................42 G. Fryer, b R. Hun­ ter ........................10 C. Blundell, not out 0 Extras .......... 9 Total..........115 R em e n h a m P lace . First Innings. T. Luce, b Tryon.................19 B. Rooke, b Trefusis.......... 0 R. Hunter, b T ryon .......... 2 P. Aubertin, b Trefusis 18 W. Luce, b Tryon .......... 1 E. de la Rue, c and b T ryon............................... 0 E. C. Smith, b Tryon ... 1 C. Gunner, b Trefusis ... 0 Fisher, not out ................. 1 K. D Hunter, b Tryon ... 0 A. Kemmis, c Tryon, b Trefusis ........................ 0 Extras ......... 2 Second Innings. not out ..........89 b Tryon .......... 7 c Dalrymple, b Trefusis.......... 0 b Tryon .......... 0 ruu out .......... 1 b Trefusis .. b Trefusis.. not out o Tryon, b fusis......... Tre- Total... , 44 Total..........56 BOSTON PARK v. WEST MIDDLESEX. Played a Brentford on July 16. G. Beldam, b Jupp ju n , ........................80 C. Beldam, b Rapkin 37 Rev. Sharp, b Harris 18 J. Knowles, c Lacey, b Jupp ju u „ .......... 0 H. Squire, not out ...108 W est M iddlesex E. Jourden, b Harris 2 E. Richardson, lbw, b Underwood ... 10 R. Acton, not out ... 26 Extras.................20 T otal .301 W Edymann, F. C. Buxton, and W. Acton did not bat (Innings declared closed.) B oston P ark . G. H. Jupp, jun., run out ........................49 A. C. Harris, b C. Bel­ dam ........................47 W. B. Pentelow, run out ........................14 C t . Band, b C. Beldam 2 R. Rapkin, not ou t... 4 G. H. Jnpp, sen , not out ......................... 5 Jno. Poupart, b C. Beldam ................... 15 Wm Poupart, b C. Beldam ................. 0 Extras...................13 T o ta l...........149 E. M. Lacey, E. Underwood, and T. Kidman did not bat. SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. MORTIMER SCHOOL. Played at Mortimer on July 15. M ortimer S chool . Hon. R. Erskine, c and b Crocker........ 0 Hon.W. Cadogan, run out ...........................14 Hon. C. Allsopp, b Crocker .................. 4 D. D. Dalrymple, c Mtlvill, b Crocker... 13 Hon. J. Trefusis, b St. C la ir ......................... 7 Lord F. Scott, c and b Crocker .................. 7 Hon. W. Trefusis, b St. Clair .................21 Lord Castlereagh, c Walker, b St. Clair........................ G. Tryon, c St.Clair, b Crocker .......... E. Pache, c Leschal- las. b Crocker C. Blundell, not out ........................ B 4, w 7 .......... Total... B unningdale S chool . J. Urlwin, c W. Tre­ fusis, b Tryon............ 27 F. Crocker, b J. Tre­ fusis ......................... 5 J. L. Melvill, c J. Tre­ fusis, b Erskine ... 12 P. C. Walker, c Scott, b Tryon ................... 16 Hon. C.B.M.St.Clair,c J. Trefusis, b Tryon 26 D. M. King, c Erskine, b Cadogan ..........14 C. R. Woodroffe, c Dalrymple,bCastle- r§agh ................. P. Pige Lescballas, W.Trefusis, b Dal­ rymple ................. R. S. Lucy, c and b Cadogan.................15 I.A. Finlay, b Cado­ gan ........................ 8 B.C.D.Kemp-Welch, not o u t ................. 0 B 4, lb 1, w 1 ... 6 T o t a l............t36