Cricket 1891

AUG. 27, 1891 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF TIIE GAME. 873 K e n t . A. Hearne, b Barnes 15 Mr. L. A. Hamilton. Mr. W. Rashleigh, b Attewell ................. 3 Mr. F. Marchant, b Attewell ................. 10 Mr. W. H. Patterson, b Flowers.................21 Mr. C. J. M. Fox, lbw, b Flowers................ 4 24 not out M r. H. M. Bray- broobe, c Sher­ win, b Baggaley .. 8 Mr. M . C, K em p , not o u t ........................24 B ........................ 5 Total ...111 G. G. Hearne, Wright, and Martin did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o t t s . O. M. R. W. O.M.R.W . Martin ... 98 84151 4I Patterson... 7 0 19 0 Wright ... 67-2 27 91 3 |Braybrooke 5 1 21 0 A. Hearne 30 11542 Fox ........... 5 2 6 0 G. Hearne 28 13561 |Hamilton... 4 1 9 0 A. Hearne bowled 2 no-balls and Mr. Braybrooke and G. Hearne each 1 no-ball. K e n t . O. M.R. W. Barnes ... 15 3 31 1 Attewell ... 23 7 36 2 Flowers ... 14 9 12 2 0. M. R. W . Baggaley... 9 3 19 1 Shacklock 3 0 11 0 M.C.C. & GROUND v. SOMERSETSHIRE. The Marylebone Club sent a very moderate team to Taunton on Friday to oppose Somerset­ shire, and though Mr. Woods was absent and Nichols could not bowl on Saturday, owing to a strain, the County were able to win with six wickets to spare, tTyler took nine Maryle­ bone wickets for 85, Mr. Fowler six for 64, Mr. Roe two for 47, and Nichols two for one run. Pougher’ s five wickets for M.C.C. cost 68 , Wootton’s five 87, Mr. Toppin’s two 46, Whitehead’s two 33 runs. S o m e r s e t s h ir e . Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, c Whitehead, b Pougher .............35 Mr. G. Fowler, b Toppin .............61 Mr. J. B. Challen, c Pougher, b White­ head ........................39 Mr. H. T. Hewett, b W ootton.................25 Mr. R. C. N. Palairet, c Titchmarsh, b Whitehead .......... 1 Nichols, bWootton 2 First Innings. Mr. W. N. Roe, b Toppin ................. Mr. A. E. Newton, c Jobson, b Pougher Mr. C. J. Robinson, c Whitehead, b Pougher ................. Tyler, c C. W. Foley, b Pougher ..........13 Mr.E. W. Ebdon, not out ........................ 0 Extras.................11 12 13 Total ...228 In the Second Innings L. C. H. Palairet scored b Pougher 5, Fowler, c Brain, b Wootton 1, Challen, (not out) 1, Newton, b Wootton 5, Robinson, (not out) 16, Ebdon, lbw, bWootton 0.—Total, 28. M.C.O. and G. First Innings. Mr. E. P. Jobson, run out 3 Titchmarsh, c Challen, b T y le r............................... 8 Mr. C. Toppin, c Tyler, b Nichols ........................ 0 Whitehead, b T yler..........10 Pougher, b N ichols.......... 1 Mr. W. H. Brain, not out 65 Mr. F. M. Buckland, b Roe 13 Mr.J. N. Martin, c Challen, 1>Tyler ........................ 1 Mr. C. W. Folev, b Roe ... 0 Wootton, c Fowler, b T y le r............................... Mr. P. H. Foley, c L. Palairet, b Tyler .......... 8 c B 5, lb 1 ................. 6 Total .................114 Second Innings, b Fowler ..........43 c sub, b Tyler ... 0 b Fowler .......... 1 b Tyler .......... 4 b Fowler .......... 3 cEbdon.b Fowler 9 b Fowler .......... 3 not out ..........29 b Fowler 4 b Tyler Robinson, Tyler B 13,lb 3 .. 12 .. 7 b ... 13 ... 16 Total ...140 WARW ICKSHIRE v. ESSEX. Though rain prevented the completion of this return match at Birmingham on Satur­ day, some good cricket was witnessed on the two previous days. Essex, who won the toss, were at the wiokets all Thursday, scoring 321 for the loss of only nine men. The credit of this excellent performance rested with Messrs. Johnston and Lucas, who put on 168 for the second wicket. The former hit in exoelient style for 86 ,with only one hard chance when he had got 50. Mr. Lucas was batting three hours and a half for his 113, in which was no mistake. Rain kept the wicket easy on Friday, and after getting Essex out for an addition of twenty-two, Warwickshire with several interruptions had scored 150 for the loss of two batsmen when play ceased,Messrs. Bainbridge and Hill putting on 94 for the first wicket. Rain prevented any play on Satur­ day, so that the game was left in the same position. Mr. L. C. Docker and Richards were not able to play for Warwickshire. Mr. H. G. Owen, b Pallett ................ 18 Mr. A. P. Lucas, C Bryan, b Pallett ...113 Mr. A. S. Johnston, c West, b Bryan ... 86 Carpenter, b Leake... 8 Mr. F. E. Rowe, c Collishaw, b Leake 6 Mr. C. D. Buxton, b Leake ................. 0 Burn*, c Collishaw, b Shilton ..........51 Mr. H. M. Taberer, b Shilton ..........lo Mead, c and b Shil­ ton ........................11 Pickett, c Bates, b Leake .................... 11 Mr. F. A. Bishop, not out ................. 8 B 6, lb 9, nb 1 ... 16 Total ...318 W a r w ic k s h ir e . Mr. H . W. Bainbridge, c Bishop, b Mead ... 43 Mr. J. E. Hill, not out 60 Shilton, c Taberer, b Lucas....................... 5 Mr. F. A. not out ... B .......... Total Bryan, ...150 Pallett, Leake, Cresswell, Bates, Collishaw» W. A. J. West, and Devey did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS. E sse x . Pallett.. Leake ... Shilton... 43*3 O. M. R. W. 51 21 88 2 27 5 87 4 Cresswell West ... Bryan ... W a r w ic k s h ir e . O. M. R. W. 4 1 12 0 6 0 27 0 6 0 20 1 O. M. R. W. Mead ... 30 12 42 1 Pickett... 16 4 24 0 Bishop... 21 11 30 0 Owen ... 14 8 15 0 O. M. R. W. Lucas ... 18 7 27 1 Taberer... 1 0 1 0 Johnson... 1 0 1 0 BRIXTON v. SOUTH SAX ONS. Played at St. Leonards on August 12 and 13. B r ix t o n . First Innings. O. Wheeler, b Beasley O. Corbett, b Cupitt F. Cheesewright, c H. G. Papillon, b Beasley ...flO T. Riley, c Malden, b Cupitt...............................18 E. Hemingway, b Cupitt 20 W. T. Denniss, b Beasley 0 E. Meyer, b Beasley..........16 E. Smith, b Cupitt .......... 0 T. H. Lofthouse, b Beasley ........................ 1 F. Smith, b Cupitt .......... 0 H. Pollock, not o u t.......... 0 B 2,1 b 1 .......... 3 Second Innings, b Hamilton c Beasley, b Cupitt .......... 1 b w, b Cupitt... 8 run out .......... b Cupitt .......... c H. G. Papillon, b Cupitt.......... not out b Brodwick b Cupitt B 9, 1b 4 Total ..........78 Total........... 52 S o u th S a x o m s . H. M. Malden, c Cheesewright, b Denniss .................. 0 B. A. Guzman, b Wheeler ................. 9 H. G. Papillon, b Lofthouse .......66 G. K. Papillon, b R iley ......................... 8 W. Beasley.b Wheeler 4 Cupitt, b Dennis ... 20 Rev. H. A. D. Hamil­ ton, lbw, b Dennis 2 W. E. Brodwick, b Riley .................10 Rev. C. A. Nicoll, c Riley, b Wheeler 3 W. Hardy, not out... 2 G. W. Hardy, b Riley ................. 3 B 1,1 b 1 .......... 2 Total ...129 A customer w r i t e s Y o u r goods are a marvel of cheapness, and conclusively prove the great advantage of dealing direct with real manufac turers.” Send for Patterns to Hardman & Sons^ Fernhill Mills, Bury, Manufacture! s of Blankets for Camping-out Expeditions. Cricket, Tennis, and Boating Sereres and Flannels, &c. Please name Paper.—Advt. LONDON SCOTTISH v. CROWHURST. Played at Brondesbury on August 22. C r o w h u r s t . R. F. Gibb,c Maxwell, b Easterbrook J. K. Haylor, b Denni­ ston ........................ Hyndman, b Denni­ ston ........................ R. Haylor, c Laing, b Easter^ rook Bass, b Denniston ... Miller, b Denniston .. Marriott, c Macnair, b Dennistoa .......... Line, not o u t ..........16 Allan, c Connell, b Deuniston .......... 1 Hankin, b Denni­ ston ........................ Morgan, b Denni­ ston ........................ B 3, n b 4 .......... 0 Total ... 5) L o ndon S c o t t is h . J. A. H. MacDair, c Hyndman, b J. Haylor ................. 1 R. F. EaBterbrook, c and b J. Haylor ... 15 J. H. Whitehorn, c Allan, b Hyndman 82 G. C. Lindsay, st Hawkins, b J. Haylor ................. 7 H. Maxwell, c Mor­ gan, b Hyndman ... 0 J. Fleming, run out... 8 F. R. Connell, c R., b J. Haylor .......... 4 J. D. Laing. c Bass, b R. Haylor..........40 G. Macindoe, c Marriott, b J. Haylcr ................. 2 W. E. Whitehorn, run o u t .................23 A. F. Denniston.not out; ........................15 B ........................ 3 Total ...153 HORNSEY v. EALING. Played at Hornsey on August 22. H o r n s e y , B. A. Clarke, b Barker 25 A. E. Turberville, c sub, b Barker.......... 7 B. F. Furniss, b Barker .................20 F. O. Tubby, b Barker 38 M. T. Sharp, c Top­ ham, b Dangar ... 2 J. T. Green, b Dangar 1 C. D. Ross, c Dangar, b Barker................. 2 J. Dempsey, not out 11 R. O. Rosa, l b w, b D angar................. 6 G. Hart, b Barker ... 1 F. Bryer, not out ... 2 B 2, w 1 .......... 3 Total ..118 Innings declared finished. E a l in g . W.Jackson,st Turber­ ville, b Tubby.......... 3 A. G. Topham, c Furniss, b Dempsey 11 L. Corke, b Clarke ... 23 D. R. Dangar, 1 b w, b Tubby........................ 0 C. S. R. Barker, c T u r b e r v i l l e , b Clarke ................. 6 F. B. Becker, c Sharp, b Clarke ... 4 N. H. Clarke, b Clarke ................. 4 0. P. Coode, b Clarke ................. 2 B. G. Wilmer, not out ........................ 0 B 2, 1b 1 .......... 3 Total ... 56 BLACKHEATH! ( W it h B r o o m st ic k s ) v. BLACKHEATH JUNIORS. Played at Rectory Field on August 22. B l a c k h e a t h J u n io r s . F.Aston.b J.Escombe 44 F. Escombe, c and b J. Escombe .......... H. ChristopherBon, l b w , bBurness ... D. Christopherson, b J. Escombe .......... H. Yeoman, b J. E scom be................. F. S^iaw. b J.Escom- e J. Phillips, c A. W. Stewart.b Hutchin­ son ........................ 14 A. E. Lund, c A. W. Stewart, b Hut­ chinson ................. H. Baird, st A . W. S t e w a r t , b J . Escombe .......... D. Auld, at A. W. Stewart, b K. Christopherson ... A. McKii.n.m, b Eacombe H. Raw, not out B 7,1b 2, w 1 J. 10 Total ..........98 B l a c k h e a t h . H. C. Stewart, b D. ChriBtopherson ... 10 A. W. Stewart, b Aston........................ 7 R. A. Fegan, b D. Chriatopherson ... 4 J.Escombe,b Yeoman 50 Douglas Christopher­ son, b Aston .......... 1 W. Escombe, c A. E. Lund, b Aston ... 5 G. Burness, b D. Christopherson ... 0 K. Chrii-tophdrson. c Aston, b D. Christopherson ... i7 G. R. Hutchinson, not out .......... ... J. H. Fegan, b Yeoman................. M. Christopherson, run o a t ................. J. H. W. Davies, b Yeoman................. B 7 ,1 b 1 .......... 3 T otal ..126