Cricket 1891

422 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OP THE GAME; SEPT. 17, 1891 NORTHBROOK CLUB. Matches arranged 48—won 14, lost 10, drawn 15, tie 1, abandoned 8 . Highest innings for, 279. Lowest innings for, 24 for four wickets. Total runs for, 4721. Total wickets fell, 347. Average per wicket for the Club, 13.210. Highest innings against, 313. Lowest innings against, 13 for six wickets. Total runs against, 4505. Total wickets taken, 358. Average per wicket against the Club, 12.209. RESULTS OP MATCHES. May 2—v. Bromley. Drawn. Northbrook, 153; Bromley, 116 for one wicket. May 9—v. Addiscombe. Lost. Addiscombe. 98; Northbrook, 61. May 9—v. Addiscombe. Lost. Northbrook, 113; Addiscombe, 123. May 23—v. Whitgift Wanderers. Lost. North­ brook, 31; Whitgift Wanderers, 173. May 23—v. Blackheath Proprietary School. Won. Northbrook, 50; B.P.S., 30. May 80—v. Dulwich. Drawn. Dulwich, 107 for 6 wickets (innings declared closed); North­ brook, 67 for 5 wickets. May 30—v. Dulwich. Lost. Northbrook, 32; Dul­ wich, 119. June 6—v. Hampton Wick. Won. Northbrook, 119and 24 for 4 wickets; Hampton Wick, 98. June 6—v. Greenhithe. Won. Greenhithe, 82; Northbook, 128. June 9 and 10—v. Alliance Bank. Lost. Alliance Bank, 109 ; Northbrook, 62 and 44. June 13—v. Pallingswick. Drawn. Northbrook, 153; Pallingswick, 84 for 3wickets. June 13—v. Mottingham. Won. Mottingham, 106; Northbrook, 23 1 for 6 wickets. June 17—v. Royal Naval School. Won. Royal Naval School, 38; Northbrook, 52. June 20—v. Crays and Orpington. Won. North­ brook, 238; Crays and Orpington, 40 and 38 for 4wickets. June 20—v. Sheppy United. Lost. Sheppy United. 169; Northbrook, 100, and 58 for 8 wickets June 27—v. Norwood. Lost. Northbrook, 108; Norwood, 222 for 4 wickets. June 27—v. Norwood. Drawn. Northbrook, 120; Norwood, fc8 for 7 wickets. July 4—v. Bromley. Won. Bromley, 68; North­ brook, 222 for 5 wickets. July 4—v. Mottingham. W on. Northbrook, 212 ; Mottingham, 45 and 41 for five wickets. July 11—v. Chiswick Park. Drawn. Chiswick Park, 238 for 6 wickets (innings declared finished); Northbrook, 109for 3 wickets. July 11—v. Royal Naval School. Won. Royal Naval School, 31; Northbrook, 102. July 15 and 16—v. Wolfframs. Won. Wolfframs, 72: Northbrook, 279. July 18—v. Heathfield. Drawn. Heathfield, 184; Northbrook, 116 for 4 wickets. July 18—v. Heathfield. Drawn. Northbrook, 191; Heathfield, 128 for 4 wickets. July 22—v. Norwood. Drawn. Norwood, 160; Northbrook did not tat. August 1—v. Dulwich. Lost. Dulwich, 190 Northbrook, 28. August 1—v. Dulwich. Tie. Northbrook, 83 and 29 for one wicket; Dulwich, 83. August 3—v. Granville. Lost. Northbrook, 51; Granville, 131. August 8—v. Granville. Drawn. Granville, 313; Northbrook, 72 for 3 wickets. August 8—v. Blackheath. Drawn. Blackheath, 165; Norihbrook, 78 for 5 wickets. August8—v. Malden Wanderers. Drawn. Malden 150 for 6 wickets (innings decla ed finished); Northbrook, 75 for 9 wickets. August 10 and 11—v. Alliance Bank. Drawn. Alliance Bank, 104; Northvrook. 79 for 9 wickets. August 12—v. Hampton Wick. Won. Northbrook. 198; Hampton Wick, 107 and 35 for 2 wickets. August 15—v. Sbeppy United. Won. North­ brook, 276 for8 wickets; Shcppy United, 38 and 42 for 2 wickets. August 22—v. Junior Middlesex. Won. North­ brook, 150for 4 wicktts (innings declared finished); Junior Middlesex, 13. August 22—v. Greenhithe. Lost. Northbrook, 32 and 41 for one wicket; Greenhithe 62. August 29 —v. Addiscombe. Won. Addiscombe, 47; Northbrook, 69 for 6 wickets. August 29—v. Addiscombe. Drawn. Northbrook, 126 for 5 wickets (innings declared finished); Adiscombe, 84 for 7 wickets. September 5—v. Burlington Wanderers. Drawn. Burlington Wanderers, 151 for 8 wickets (innings declared finished); North­ brook, 79 for five wickets. September 5—v. Bexley. Drawn. Northbrook, 74; Bexley, 43 for 6 wickets. Times Most In W .C . Ford ...145 ... 54 ... 215 ... 28 .. 8.23 Inns, not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. A. East ......... 234 ... 53 ... 539 ... 62 .. 8.43 S. Abhott..........10 .. 1 ... 301 .. 143* . . 33.4 F. W. Foston... 35.1 ... 9 ... 128 ... 9 . . 14.2 A. H. Smith ... 16 A. E. Coates ... 9 .. 1 ... .. 2 ... 424 142 .. 139 .. .. 54 . 28.4 . 20.2 Four Innings and under. R.W. Burroughs 14 .. 2 ... 226 .. 68 . . 18.10 G.W.A.Mitchell 31 ... 14 ... 37 ... 10 .. 3.8 C. Pearse..........16 .. 3 .. 214 82 . . 166 C. P eirse.......... 9.1... o 24 ... 5 .. 4.4 W. D. Butler ... 4 .. 1 .. 49 .. 21 . . 16 1 A. H. Smith ... 52 ... 15 82 ... 14 .. 5.12 A. C. Nixon ... 12 .. 1 ... 173 .. 71 . . 15.8 A. E. Coates ... 8 ... 1 ... 19 ... 3 .. 6.1 J. W. Knowles 10 .. 2 .. 115 .. 37 . . 14.3 H. N. Smith ... 17 ... 2 ... 82 ... 11 .. 7.5 Vernon - Smith 8 .. 2 .. 83 .. 28* . . 13.5 C.O.Springthorpe 2 ... 1 ... 8 ... 1 .. 8 J. F ish er......... 4 ... 0 .. 43 .. 19 . . 10 3 S. A bbott..........16 ... 4 ... 35 ... 3 .. 10.5 H. N. Smith ... 13 ... 3 .. 90 .. 29 . . 9 F. Leeds ..........18 ... 4 ... 44 ... 4 .. 11 C. A. Hooper ... 10 ... 0 .. 66 .. 13 . . 6.6 W. D. Butler ... 14 ... 2 ... 74 ... 4 .. 19 T. W. Blenkiron 9 ... 2 .. 44 .. 13 . . 6.2 P. R. Steele ... 15 ... 4 ... 2 ... 48 .. 25 J. Dacres ........ 7 ... 0 .. 39 .. 20 . . 5.4 C. W. Richards 1 ... 0 ... 11 ... 0 .. — E .J.D . Mitchell 4 ... 0 .. 19 .. 14 . . 4.3 R. Sampson ... 4 ... 2 ... 8 ... 0 .. —■ G.W.A.Mitchell 4 .. 2 .. 0 .. — . • — J. Dacres.......... 5 ... 1 ... 10 ... 0 • “ BATTING AVERAGES. First Eleven. The following played in three innings C. O. Springthorpe, 11, 0,0. The following played in two innings W. Ral­ ston, 0, 0; S. O. Woolmer, 2, 0; W. Barker, 0*, 0; F. Colclough, 0,9; A. East, 18, 21. The following played in one innings:—W. G. Mitchell, 0, A. H. Woolmer, 0*. H. Smith, 0, C. Kelly, 0, E. F. Rutter, 0, C. W. Richards, 18, H. Leeds, 19*, R. E. Lewin, 0, C. Higham, 0, W. Escombe, 2*, T. G. Cannon, 11, R. Tokeley, 47, J. Moore, 3, W. C. Ford, 3*, F. Mote, 0*, W. Mills, 0. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Vernon-Smith .. 131.4 .. 42 .. 299 .. ‘J9 ... 10.10 T.W. Blenkiron.. 153 2 .. 33 .. 343 .. 29 . . 11.26 A. H. Smith... . .197 .. 59 .. 359 .. 27 . . 13.9 C. Pearse ... . .141.4 . . 21 .. 376 .. 27 . . 13.26 R. W. Burroughs 38 .. 8 .. 106 .. 4 . . 26.2 G. W. A. Mitchell 28 .. 9 .. 63 .. 0 . . 64 Four Innings and under. R. Tokeley ... . . 15 .. 6 .. 25 .. 5 . . 5 W .G. Mitchell . . 5 ... 1 .. 7 .. 1 . . 8 W. C. Ford ... . . 22 ... 2 .. 52 .. 6 . . 8.4 H. N. Smith... . . 27.1. . 2 .. 77 .. 7 . . 11 W. Mills ... . . 7 . . 4 .. 17 .. 1 . . 17 A. E ast.............. . 19 . . 2 .. 64 .. 8 . . 21.1 E. J. D. Mitchell .. 20 . . 1 .. 50 .. 2 . . 25.1 S. Abbott- ... .. 19 . . 4 .. 39 .. 1 . . 39 A. E. Coates .. 3 . . 0 .. 24 .. 0 . . — J. Dacrea ... .. 4 . . 1 .. 2L .. 0 . . — C. Bigham ... .. 8 . . 1 .. 15 .. 0 . . — E. F. Kutter .. 3 . . 0 .. 14 .. 0 . • G. W. A. Mitchell bowled 1wide, T. W.Blenkiron 2 no-balls, A. H. Smith 1 no ball, C. Pearse 1 wide, Vernon-Smith 1 wide, E. J. D. Mitchell 1 wide, W. G. Mitchell 1 wide. Analysis not kept in Chiswick Park and W olf­ frams Matches. BATTING AVERAGES. Second Eleven. Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. H. Leeds ........ .12 ... 1 .. 243 .. 64 .. <£>2.1 C. W. Richards . . 6 ... 0 .. 99 ... 51 .. 16.3 W. D. Butler .14 ... 1 .. 201 ... 49 .. 156 C. Kelly ... . . 8 ... 1 .. 107 ... 41* .. 15 2 A. F. Coates . 6 ... 0 . . 82 ... 29 .. 13.4 A. E ast.............. 17 ... 0 .. 222 ... 35 .. 13.1 H. N. Smith .. . . 9 ... 0 .. 117 ... 78 .. 33 S. O. Woolmer . .10 ... 1 . . 112 ... 48* .. 12.4 A. H. W oolm er. . ... 1 . . 98 ... 31 .. 1?.2 W.C. Ford ... . . 9 ... 4 . . 53 ... 12* .. 10.3 T. G. Cannon . . 4 ... 1 . . 28 ... 17* .. 9.1 F. Mote.............. .12 ... 1 .. 97 ... 31 .. 8.9 J. Fisher ... . . 9 ... 0 . . 68 ... 44 .. 7.5 C.O.Springthorpe 5 ... 1 . . 29 ... 20 .. 7.1 H. C. ( ooper... . . 1 ... 0 . . 27 ... 18 . . 6 8 H. J. Walker . 5 ... 3 . . 11 ... 5 ... 5.1 P. R. Steele... . .14 ... 1 . . 44 ... 18* ... 3.5 W.G.Skipworth. .10 ... 1 . . 30 ... 10 ... 3.3 F. W. Foston .. 6 ... 2 . . 10 ... 3* .. 2.2 The following played in three innings:—R, Sampson, 0, 0, 9 ; F. Leeds, G, 1, 6; S. Abbott. 76* 48,0; G. W. A. Mitchell, 0, 4*, 1; C. Pearse, 9, 0, 40; C. A. Hooper,23, 0, 23* ; A. H. Smith, 1, 2, 78* The following played in two innings:—R. E, Lewin, 2,1; E. H. Abbott, 1, 1; W. J. Cowley, 20* 1; F. J. Kelly, 0, 0. The following played in one innings F. Wilt shire, 6*, G.-H. blyther, 3, C. Carberry, 0, E. F. Tapperell, 0*. J. Dacres, 19, C. H. Allberry, 6, J. W, Knowles, 7, R. W. Burroughs, 14, W. Reed, 14, S. Higham, 1, F. Hargraye, 0, E. Leeds, 0*. H. Leeds BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. ... 42.3... 11 85 , 12 W. C. Ford bowled 2 wides. H. Leeds 2 wides, W. D. Butler 2 w'ides, R. Sampson 5no-balls, G. W. A Mitchell 1 wide, P. R. Steele 2wides. Analysis not kept in Dulwich and Granville Matches. Second Innings. 3 retired................. 0 1 c W. G. Cadogan, b Francis......... 0 0 b W. G. Cadogan 3 0 run out ..........23 3 not out ... ... 8 HON. W . G. CADOGAN ’S E L E V E N v. MR. G. E. W IN T E R ’S E L EV EN . Played at Culford Park on A ugust 29. M r . G. E. W inter ’ s E leven . First Innings. R. C. Kennaway, b Francis" C. Holden, run out .......... J. White, b F rancis.......... G. E. Winter, b Francis... W.Lake.c W. G. Cadogan, b Page............................... Hon. E. C. Cadogan, b Francis ........................ 6 A. Page, b Francis .......... 0 L. Lake, b Francis .......... 5 K. Greene, b Francis.......... 0 F. Marriott, b Francis ... 0 D. Ridgeway, c C. E. Winter, b Francis.......... A. E. Winter, b W . G. Cadogan ........................ 0 J. Reed, not out................. 0 B3, w l ................. 4 B 1, w 1 ... c W.G.Cadogan, b C. E. Winter b F rancis.......... c A. Holden, b W. G. Cadogan not out .......... 1 c and b C. E. Winter .......... Total ..........23 Total... H on . W . G. CAnooAN’s E leven . G. E. P. Francis, b Winter ................. 5 C.E. Winter, run out 43 P.Page, b G.E. Win­ ter ........................ 9 Hon. W. G. Cadogan, c and b Holden ... 1 J. Sawbridge, run out 1 A. L. Klambarowski, b Holden .......... 6 A. Holden, b Holden 0 a . L. Kennaway, b G. E. W inter......... 3 F. S. Pearson, c W. Lake, b G. E. Winter ................. 0 R. Parker, b C. Holden ................. 1 N.Ridgeway, not out 7 J. Downton, b C. Holden ................. 2 A. E. Winter, b G. E. Winter ..................... 1 B 2, w 5, n b 1 ... 8 Total ... 87 BARNES v. PLAISTOW (KENT). Played at Bromley on September 5. C.E. Corthorn, b F. B. Langridge................19 F. ti ill, c Hunt, b F rith ........................ 7 W. R. Larkin, b Levy 43 W. Hodgson, b Hunt 14 F.Escombe,c Mossop, b Hunt ................. 4 J. Hodgson, b Frith ... 14 W. M. Robertson, run out ........................ 0 A.Jackson, c Nettle­ ton, b Levey.......... 0 J. Longden, b Frith 0 R. S. Mayne, c Nettleton, b Levy 9 A. Waite, not out ... 0 B 3, nb 2 .......... 5 Total... ...115 B arnes . H.Shirreff,b Corthorn 10 G. Innes, c Jackson, b Hill ........................ 0 C.Nettleton,c J ackson, b Corthorn .......... 4 W. F. L. Frith, b Corthorn .................. 0 G. B. Hunt, c Hill, b C orthorn.................10 G. R. Mossop, b Corthorn................. 6 G.N. Levy, b Mayne A. Langridge, b Corthorn .......... F. B. Langridge, b Mayne ................. W. H. Jacques, b Corthorn .......... A. Pissons, not out B ........................ T o ta l. 1 0 1 , 37