Cricket 1891

AUG. 27, 1891 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 86 8 CLAYSMORE WEEK . CLAYSMORE v. ENFIELD. Played on August 3. E n f ie l d . First Innings. Luff, b Wads- W. Harrower, b Luff 1 H.R.Ford, c Almond, b Luff .................10 H. M. Bourne, c Hansard,bAlmond 1 R.Sheldrake, not out 7 R. Pritchard, b Luff 5 B ........................ 2 J. Ward, c Almond . Chambers, worth, b Almond ... 10 G. Boswell, c B. Bos- anquet, b Luff ... 5 T. Blinko, b Almond 10 P. R. Harrower, c Stewart, b Almond 10 C. Turner, b Almond 0 H. A. Ford, b Luff ... 1 In the Second Innings Boswell scored (not out) 13, Blinko (not out) 70, P. R. Harrower (run out) G, H. A. Ford, c and b Stewart 9, H. R. Ford, b B. Bosanquet 0; b 7, lb 5 —Total, 116. (Innings declared finished). CLAYSMORE. First Innings. Total ... 67 P. Collinson, b W. Killick, b P. R. Chambers................. 0 Harrower 0 H. C. Stewart, c P. R. A. ^Griffiths, c P. R. Harrower, b ChamHarrower, b H. A. bers ........................ 21 Ford................. 17 R. C. de Winton, c P. B. J. T. Bosanquet, b R. Harrower, b Blinko .......... 0 Chambers................. 4 J. H. Wadsworth b H. H. Hansard, c H. Blinko .......... 5 R. Ford, b ChamCol. Bosanquet, b P. bers ........................ 9 R. Harrower... 5 Rev. L. W. Hallward, B ................. 8 b P. R. Harrower ... 15 — Almond, not out 46 Total ... ...130 A. Luff, lbw, b P. R. Harrower................. 0 In the Second Innings Collinson scored b P. R. Harrower 1, Stewart (not out) 20, De Winton (not out) 0, Hansard, b Turner 0, Almond, b T im er 0; b 3.—Total. 24. CLAYSMORE v. CHESHUNT. Played on August 4. C heshunt . E. Manifold, not out 57 W. G. Walker, c Stewart, b Almond 2 E. H. Wales, c Lom­ bard, b Turner ... 0 F. O. Keysell, b Almond .................15 S. Wales, b Stewart F. S. Keysell, b Batty 24 O. E. Payne, c de Winton, b Almond 23 A. Luff, notout ...13 B 5, lb 3 .......... 8 Total ...148 E. J. M. Clapham, C. P. Beechcroft, W. Wales, and J. H. Wadsworth did not bat. (Innings declared closed). CLAYSMORE. Bev. L. W. Hallward, Capt.Orman, b Mani­ fold ........................51 not out H. C. Stewart, run Almond, not out out ........................ 0 B C.Turner, c Manifold, b Beechcroft.......... 7 Total A. M. Batty, c F. S. Keysell, b Beech­ croft ........................ 13 H. H. Hansard, R. C. de Winton, Rev. E. Lom­ bard, R. Murray, B. J. T. Bosanquet, and Col. Bosanquet did not bat. ... 26 ... 3 ... 4 ...104 CLAY SM ORE v. E R R A T IC S . Played on August 5, E rratics . First Innings. Second Innings. E. Carlisle, b Luff ...... 10 not out ......... 0 R. S. Raby, b Turner ... 0 c Almond, b B. Bosanquet 0 Rev. E. Lombard, bLuff... 4 b L u ff............. 55 li. Rogers, b Turner.......21 c Hansard, b Turner .......16 A. Goodwin, c de Winton, b Luff............................. 1c Hansard, b B. Bosanquet ... 12 H. Hebert, c Hansard, b Turner ...................... 3 b Turner .......14 J.S. Gibson, st de Winton, b Turner ....................... 3 c Orman, b Hallward ... 5 S. Ellis, b Almond ...... 10 b Batty ......... 7 F. Wiltshire, c Stewart, b Luff ............................. 1 E. Archer, not out ......19 not out ......... 0 C. Mellor, st de Winton, b Almond ....................13 P. Sharman, b Almond ... 5 B 8, lb 12 .................15 B 15, w 4 ... 19 CLAYSMORE. A. M. Batty, c Shar­ man, b Gibson ... 1 Rev. L. W. Hallward, c and b Hebert ...36 H. C. Stewart, c Archer, b Goodwin 20 Almond, c Ellis, b Rogers ...................60 Capt. Orman, b Raby 27 C. Turner, c Goodwin, b Raby ................. 4 E. Murray, b Raby ... 2 H. H. Hansard, c Lombard, b Raby... 3 A. Luff, c and b Raby ................. 0 R. C. de Winton, c Goodwin,b Rogers 20 B. J. T. Bosanquet.c Wiltshire, b Ellis 0 Col. Bosanquet, not out ........................ 3 B 1, lb 3. nb 1 ... 5 Total ...171 M.C.C. & G. v. CLAYSMORE. Played on August 6 and 7. CLAYSMORE. First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. E. Lombard,b Shack lock .............................. 0 bAttewell.......... 0 H. O. Stewart, cShacklock, b Flowers....................... 40 c Rimington, b Shacklock ... 8 P. R. Harrower, c and Shacklock..................... . 6 b Attewell.......... 7 Almond, c Morice, b Atto well .............................. 7 c Seton.b Shack­ lock .......... ... 4 A. M. Batty, b Flowers .. 9 b Shacklock ... 0 Rev. L. W. Hallward, King, b Flowers ......... 4 c Shacklock, b Attewell.......... 3 C. Turner, c Morice, Attewell ....................... 0 c Pope, b Atte­ well ................. 13 T. Blinko, b Attewell 0 c P o p e , b Flowers.......... 0 H. R. Ford, b Attewell .. 17 b Attewell.......... 12 R. C. de Winton, b Shack lock ............................. 9 b Flow ers.......... 0 H. H. Hansard, b Shack lock ............................. 0 b Attewell.......... 7 E. Murray, b Attewell . . 12 not out .......... 3 Col. Bosanquet, not out.. 9 b Attewell.......... 0 B 3, lb 4 ...................... 7 B ................. 3 Total ............... .120 Total ... 60 M.C.C. & G. R. J.Pope,c Hansard, Shacklock.c Almon , b Almond.................76 b Harrower .......... 0 Captain Orman, lbw, Major Pochin, b b Almond ......... 44 Stewart ................. 3 G. H. P. Street, c G. F. Hearne. b Har- Harrower, b Batty 25 rower ................. 5 Flowers, c Almond, b C. Stewart King, b Batty .................27 Almond ................. 5 W. J.Seton.b Almond 8 C. M. Thornton, not Attewell, b Almond 12 out ....................... 0 G. A. Rimington, c B 10, lb 2, nb 1 ... 13 Ford, b Stewart ... 9 H. F. Morice, run out 4 Total ..........261 CLAYSMORE v. MR. FOY’ S X II. Played on August 8 . M r . Fo'x’s XII. Total ... .. 108 Total ...128 R. R. Norton, b Almond .................13 Rev. E. Lombard, b A lm o n d ...................... 5 H. A. Ford, b R. C. de Winton ................ 57 A.M.Bury, c Hansard, b Turner.................12 J. G. Edwards, run out ......................... 0 H.R. Ford, b Hansard 0 H. Gibson, c Stewart, b Almond...................24 P. C. Bury, b Turner 10 H. C. Foy, st R. C. de Wiuton, b Almond 3 J. Doxat, c Stewart, b Almond .......... 0 R. H. Foy, st R. C. de Winton, b almond C. O. Foy, not out ... B 15, lb 4, w 1 ... Total ...150 CLAYSMORE. Col. Bosanquet, b Gibson ................. 9 Major Ker Fox, b R. H. Foy .................16 H. C. Stewart, b H. A. Ford .................55 Rev. L. W. Hallward, b A. M. B u ry......... 10 Almond, b A. M. Bury 55 Capt. Orman, run out 52 C. Turner, st Lom­ bard, b C. Foy ... 2 J. H. Wadsworth did not bat. E. Murray, b A. M. Bury........................ 11 A. J. do Winton, fcC. Foy ........................ 4 R. C. do Winton, not out ........................ 12 H. H. Hansard, not out ........................ 10 B ........................ Total ...245 Fotbals. This Brand IS A B S O L U T E L Y T H E B E S T BOSTONP A R £ v. HOUNSLOW STAN D A RD . Played at Brentford on August 15. H ounslow S tandard . First Innings. Second Innings. Thackrah, run o u t .......... 6 c Bloomer, b Underwood ... 37 Sexton, lbw, b Clayton ... 6 lbw, b Bloomer 12 Foster, b Clayton .......... 0 c and b Bloomer 0 Spooner, b Harris .......... 0 c Keates, b Bloomer........... 0 Bryant, c Keates, b Clayton ........................ 1 b Harris ............. 3 Major, st Steers, b Harris 2 Summers, b Clayton.......... 4 not out ............. 9 Games, b Clayton .......... 1 not out ......... 10 Vareta, c Butcher, b Harris............................... 3 White, not out ................. 1 E xtras........................ 6 Extras.......... 8 T ota l Harris, b Foster... Ruston, c Sexton, b Foster .................17 Rev. Hobbs, b Spooner ................. 0 Clayton, c James, b Major........................42 Underwood, b Foster 0 Messum, c Spooner, b Foster ................. 0 , 80 P o ston P a r k . Total 79 Bloomer,c Sexton, b James .................12 Butcher, b Sexton... 13 Lynham, b Spooner 12 Keates, not out ... 0 Steers, c Foster, b Spooner.................22 Extras................. 5 T ota l.........124 BOSTON PARK v. HOUNSLOW STANDARD. Played at Hounslow on August 15. H o u n s l o w S t a n d a r d . C. Thacker, c and b Jnpp, jun................. 7 W . Russell, c White­ head, b Jupp, jun... 12 C.Shilton, b williams 2 C. Higham, c Rapkin, b Williams ......... 17 W. Taylor, b Wil­ liams ........................ 0 H. Jackson, c Jupp, jun., b Barratt ... 21 W. Woodman, b Kid­ man ........................ 7 B o sto n P a r k . G. Hiscock, not out ..........................15 C. Meek, st White­ head, b Williams 14 E. Archer, b Kid­ man ........................ 0 F. Howard, b Jupp, jun........................... 4 Extras................. 8 Total......... 107 G. H. Jupp, jun., b Higham .................11 W. Barratt.bHigham 10 W. Whitehead, c Higham, b Meek ... 0 W. Williams, b Higham ................. 0 G. H. Jupp, sen., c Hiscock, b Higham 0 J. Ponpart, cHigham, b Meek ................. 1 R. Raphin, c Meek, b Higham.................10 W. Poupart, c Wood­ man. b Meek..........16 E.Bugoy, c Jackson, b Higham .......... 3 C. Wood, b Meek ... l T. Kidman, not out 0 Extras .......... 2 Total... 64 B o w l in g P e r f o r m a n c e in A m e r ic a . —In a match between a Massachusetts eleven and the Halifax Wanderers, on August 25, Chambers took eight of the latter wickets for one run. This is said to be the best record in an American match. F o l l o w in g up the article on “ The Oval” by C. W. Alcock, which formed a feature of the August number, the LudgateMonthly for September contains an article on “ Lords,” illustrated with portraits of the Middlesex Eleven, a sketch of the ground, etc. I n Lancashire cricket in 1891, in first-class matches, Mr. A. C. McLaren has best batting averages, 44.40, having scored 222 in seven innings (two not outs). A. Ward’s record of 678 runs for twenty-three completed innings is the better performance. In bowling Mold and Briggs have taken 201 out of an aggregate of 253 wickets. Of these the former got 112 for 12.81, Briggs 89 for 12.96. O f the first-class Counties which concluded their engagements yesterday, the Somerset­ shire batting averages are headed by Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, whose aggregate for nineteen innings is 560, and his average 312. while Mr. S. M. J. Woods has taken 72 wickets for just over 17 runs each. Mr. O. G. Radcliffe heads tho Gloucestershire batting with 618 runs and an average of 22 , while in bowling Murch is first with 29 wickets for just over fifteen runs each, though Roberts, whose 48 wickets have cost 1513 each, lias practically the best average. Peel and Wainwright are first in the Yorkshire batting and bowling re­ spectively.