Cricket 1891

JULY 30,1891 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 808 INCOGNITI v. OLD YVERDONIANS. Played at Blackheath on July 24. O l d Y v e r d o n ia n s . E. de B. Thurston, c Scott, b Coleridge 4 T. G. Welch, c Cole­ ridge, b Scott.......... 2 B. F. Hanson, c Raven, b Coleridge 18 C. J. M. Godfrey, c Bird, b S cott......... 9 E. Milner Jones, b Coleridge.................58 H. Price, lbw, b Scott 2 C. E. S. Mason, b S cott..........................45 Rev. F. W. Le Lievre, c Bird, b Coleridge Rev. G. T. Oldham, c Clarkson, b Cole­ ridge ........................ 6 P. A. Robson, c Coleridge, b Scott 38 C. A. Perring, not out ........................27 B 1 ,lb 3 .......... Total , ...213 I n cogn iti . A. Bird, c Thurston, b Godfrey................. 0 A. C. Elmore, b God­ G. E. W. Money, c Hanson, b Welch 3 T. S. Sidney, b frey ........................ 1 S. W. Scott, c Han­ son, b Perring ... 5 P. E. Raven, c Milner Jones, b Perring ... 14 G. R. Clarkson, b Mason .................29 ri a W7 n T.n Mason ................. 1 A. J. L. Payne, b Mason ................. 8 F. A. Coleridge, b Mason ................. 8 S. Platt, not out ... 3 B 7, lb 3, nb 3 ... 13 l . a . w . uimert, c J-ie Lievre, b Welch ... 59 T otal..........135 SHIRLEY HOUSE SCHOOL v. FRETHERNE HOUSE. Played at Neasden on July 22. S h ir le y H ou se . N. S. Braidwood, b Greene .................14 L. Haselwood, c Mac­ kenzie, b Greene ... 40 S. H. Day, not out ... 55 F.M. Vipan, c Morris, b Clayton .. W. D. Auld, b Clay­ ton ........................ W. D. Dalgliesh, not out ........................ B 1, w 1 .......... T ota l..........IS F. R. Tunks, G. ff. Bellairs, R. J. Buchly, M. Baylay, and N. V. Leaver did not bat (innings declared finished). F retherne H ouse . H. Clayton, b Auld 0 H. Morris, b Hasel­ wood ........................ 0 W. Greene, c Tunks, b Haselwood........ 3 R. G. Berner, b Hasel­ wood ........................ 1 J. Millar, b Day......... 27 J. E. M. Smith, c Day, b Haselwood......... F. F. Crombie, b Haselwood ..........12 13 C. M. Mackenzie, b Haselwood .......... C. H. Leeds, not out F. V. Bindon, b Haselwood .......... A. Coote, b Hasel­ wood........................ B 2, w 1 .......... Total , , 63 SHIRLEY HOUSE SCHOOL v. ELIOT PLACE SCHOOL. Played at Blackheath on July 25. E lio t P la c e . First Innings. C. B. Thomson, b Auld ... 0 S. R. Duck, b Auld .......10 S. Sparks, b Auld .......35 H. Peel, b Haselwood ... G A. M. Berry, run out ... 4 R. G. Cowley, b Auld ... 0 A. W. Soper, run out ... 0 A. Walker, b Auld ......... 5 C. Nelson, run out ......... 1 J. P. Purcell, not out ... 2 H. E. Reeves, c Tunks, b Haeelwood ................ 1 B .............................. l Second Innings. b Auld.......... b Auld......... c Auld, b Day b Auld......... b Haselwood b D a y .......... b Auld.......... b Auld.......... not out b A uld......... c Leaver, b Auld 1 B ................. 1 N. S. Braidwood, c Berry, b Soper L. Haselwood, b Sparks ................. S. H. Day, b Soper ... F. M. Vipan, b Sparks W. D. Auld. b berry W. H. Dalgliesh, b Berry... ... .......... R. J. Buchly, c Soper, b Berry ................. T o t a l..........45 S h ir le y H ouse . F. R. Soper N. V 4 33 0 Total... 54 Tunks, b not Leaver, b Berry ................. G. ff. Bellairs out .......... ... . M. Baylay, b Berry. B 11, lb 1, nb 3 . Total ... T he LudgateMonthly lor August contains an article on “ The Oval” by C. W . Alcock, With several illustrations of Surrey Cricketers. WILLESDEN v. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD. Played at Willesden on July 25. W il l e s d e n . Jos. Major-Lucas, b A. C. Thomas..........11 H. J. Rogers, b V. E. D a r t........................ 3 John Major-Lucas, c Hanwell, b A. C. Thomas ................. 1 F. J. Reynolds, lbw, b V. E. Dart .......... 8 H. W. Pritt, c Han­ well, b V. E. Dart 16 H. Y. Brown, run out 10 G. C. Locket, b V. E. D art........................ 0 A. G. Thomas, c Lambert,b Gilliard 13 A. E. Robinson, c A.C. Thomas, b Gilliard 9 F. H. Birch, not out J. E. Brydone, c Dart, b Gilliard ... ... B 9, lb 3 .......... 12 Total , S outh H am pstead . L. E. Thomas, c Jos. Major *Lucas, b Brown ................. 0 V. E. Dart, b Brown... 13 W. Hanwell, b Jos. Major-Lucas .......... 8 J. J. Lamberf, b Brown ................. 0 P. Gilliard, b Jos. M ajor-Lucas......... 2 A. C. Thomas, b Jos. Major-Lucas ... ... 0 T. B. Orgias, b Jos. Major-Lucas.......... A. H. Hill, c Rogers, b Jos. Major-Lucas H. W . Brooman, c Reynolds, b Jos. Major-Lucas.......... E. A. Wells, cRogers, bJos Major-Lucas W. Hair, not out ... B ........................ T o ta l..........i YORKSHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Following up their decisive victory over Somersetshire at Taunton at the end of last week, the Yorkshire Eleven gained another creditable win at Sheffield on Tuesday, when they defeated Gloucestershire with ten wickets to spare. Mr. F. S. Jackson was still unable to assist Yorkshire, but Peel was fortunately able to resume his place in the Eleven, so that the side had almost its full strength. On the other hand Mr. W . G. Grace, though still so lame as to be obliged to have some one to run, was again able to direct the Gloucestershire team, which except for the absence of Messrs. Townsend and Cranston was thoroughly representative. Successful in the toss for choice of innings, Lord Hawke went in first himself with Hall, and with such success that sixty- three had been made before he was out. Hall’ s defence was once more of the greatest value to his side, and his 60, which occupied him two hours and twenty minutes, was free from a mistake. After his departure, Mr. Smith and 'Wainwright hit so vigorously, with some luck, that 63 were added in a little over half-an-hour. The innings, which had lasted three hours and three-quarters, ulti­ mately closed for 283, of which Wainwright contributed 68 . Though missed twice after he had made 40, it was altogether a capital exhibition of well-timed and vigorous hitting. Dr, E. M. Grace was nob well enough to commence batting as usual with his brother, and Wainwright and Harrison bowled so successfully that when play ceased on Monday night seven Gloucestershire wickets were down for only 81 runs. The remaining batsmen, too, gave littte help on Tuesday, and as the innings closed for an addition of only ten runs, Gloucestershire had to follow on in a minority of 192. This time, Messrs. E. M. Grace and Radcliffe were the first batsmen and so well did they begin that 75 had been got before the former, who had scored sixteen off Wainwright’s first over, was caught atslip. Just after he had completed his fifty, Mr. Radcliffe was also caught, and as Dr. W. G. Grace and Painter were both dis­ missed without a run, things looked badly for Gloucestershire saving the innings. Messrs. Pullen and Sainsbury, however, gave the York­ shire bowlers considerable trouble, and the former scored so fast that the score had been increased in an hour and a quarter by 123 runs when both were dismissed. Mr. Pullen’s 86 was an admirable exhibition of all-round hitting. In his score were as many as sixteen fours, As only eighteen were added by the remaining batsmen, Yorkshire were left with only 31 to win, and these were got with­ out the loss of a wicket as will be seen. Lord Hawke, b Murch 36 Hall, b Murch ..........60 Ulyett. b W o o f.......... 5 Wardall, b Roberts... 19 Peel, b Murch ..........23 Mr.E. Smith, c Pullen, b M urch.................34 Tunnicliffe, c Board, b Murch ................. 4 Y orkshire First Innings. Wainwright,c Board, b Murch..............68 Mounsey, b Murch... 1 Hunter, not out ... 10 Harrison, c Board, b Murch .................. 0 B 20, lb 3 ....... 23 Total In the Second Innings Hall scored (not oat) 13, Mounsey, (not out) 18.—Total, 31. G lo u c este r sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Dr. W. G. Grace, b Wain­ wright............................... 7 b Smith ........... 0 Mr.O.G. Radcliffe, b Wain­ wright...............................23 o sub, b Smith... 50 Painter, c and b Wain- wrigfit...............................19 b Smith ........... 0 Mr. E. Sainsbury, st Hun­ ter, b Harrison .......... Mr. W. W. F. Pullen, c Hunter, b Wainwright... W oof, c and b Harrison... Murch,candb Wainwright 11 b Wainwright ... ; Roberts, c Wardall, b Wainwright ................. 1 Dr. E. M. Grace, run out 0 J. H. lies, c Wardall, b Wainwright ................. 4 Board, not out ................. 5 L b ............................... 1 c Ulyett, b Peel c and b Peel ... c Hunter.bWain­ wright .......... 13 not out .......... 5 cSmith, b Peel... 26 c Wardall, b Wainwright... 0 c Hunter, b Peel 0 B 5, lb 1 ... G Total .................91 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o rksh ire . Total ...222 First Innings. Murch... Roberts lies W oof ... O. 39.5 . 27 , 10 . 24 M. R. W. 12 100 8 10 63 1 1 49 0 9 48 1 Second Innings. M. R. W. 3 8 0 0 4 0 2 17 0 Radcliffe 1.2 0 2 0 G lo u cestersh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Peel ....... 10 3 27 0 .......... 22 10 37 4 Wainwright 24 9 47 7 .......... 16 2 GO 3 Harrison ... 14 8 1G 2 .......... 12 1 47 0 Smith 18 3 62 3 Ulyett 5 1 10 0 LEICESTERSHIRE v. STAFFORDSHIRE. The Leicestershire eleven had an easy win in this match, played at Leicester on Monday and Tuesday, defeating Staffordshire by no less than an innings and 143 runs. The chief honours of Leicestershire’s big total of 423, the highest the County has yet made, rested with Mr. De Trafford, Holland, and Goadby, who were responsible for 267 of the number. Mr. De Trafford made no mistake till he had got 70, and Holland’s 68 were obtained without achance. Pougher took eight Staffordshire wickets for 121, and Mr. Goadby seven in their second innings for 51 runs. L e ic e st e r s h ir e . Wheeler, b Vale ... 27 Warren, c Brookes, b Briscoe .................32 Mr.C. E. de Trafford, c Twemlow, b Valel36 Pougher, c W., b J. Brown .................43 Holland, c Brookes, b J. B row n.................68 Mr.J.Powers.bBriscoe 0 Chapman, c Cozens, b J. Brown .......... 5 A. Goadby, b Shaw 63 Tomlin, run out ... 26 Woodcock, not out 13 Mr. W. E. Arnall, b Briscoe ................. 5 B 3, lb 2 .......... 5 S ta ffo r d sh ire . Total ...423 First Innings. Mr. F. R. Twemlow, b Pougher ........................25 Brookes, b Pougher.......... 8 Mr. T. F. Cozens, c Hol­ land, b Pougher .......... 3 W. Brown, not out ..........35 Mr. T. H. Richardson, b Pougher ........................ Mr. J. C. Gorton, c Wood­ cock, b Pougher .......... Mr. J. Brown, c and b Pousher ........................ 1 Shaw, b Arnall ................. 9 Clarke, lbw, b Arnall ... 0 Briscoe, c Chapman, b Woodcock....................... 14 Vale, b Pougher................. 9 Second Innings. c Chapman, Goadby ... b Goadby ... b Goadby ... c Goadby, Pougher... 0 bW ood.ock 6 b Goadby ... c Arnall, Goadby b Goadby ... b Woodcock not out c Trafford, Goadby ... B 2, lb 2 24 . 5 . 22 0 37 , 8 10 i , 5 4 Total ...114 Total ...166