Cricket 1891

o c t . 29, i89i CKIOKET: Team and Twenty of All Ceylon. Great pre­ parations had been made by the executive of the Colombo C.C. and there was a very large attendance, the Governor having granted a public holiday in honour of the occasion. The Englishmen, winning the toss, were dismissed for 14‘2, of which Mr. Stoddart made 70. After 70 had been made by the local • players for the loss of ten wickets rain fell so heavily that play had to be given up. The game was consequently drawn. The scores of the English Team were—Mr. *V. G. Grace 14, Mr. Stoddart 70, Abel 10, Read 4, Peel 16, Lohmann 12, Briggs 3, Mr. McGregor 0, Bean 0, Attewell 7, Mr. Philipson 4, Sharpe 1; extras 1—Total, 142. In the evening the team were entertained to dinner by the Colombo C.C. The Arcadia left at midnight for Adelaide, where she is due on November 12. The team play their first match v. South Australia at Adelaide on November 20, Vic­ toria at Melbourne on November 27, New South Wales at Sydney on December 4. The first match with Combined Australia is fixed to commence on the ground of the Melbourne C.C. on New Year’s Day. WH ITG IFT WANDERERS. Matches played 11—won 8, lost 2, drawn 1. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Rtms. an Inns. Aver. G. Marks ... 10 ... 1 ... 347 ... 72*... 38.5 H. L. Turner ... 8 ... 0 ... 193 ... 51 .. 25.3 W. N. Kelsey ... ... 0 ... 89 ... 59 .. 24.3 R. Biscoe ... ... ... 1 ... 55 ... 36*.. 18.1 A. E. Howes ... 11 ... 2 ... 155 ... 30*.. 17.2 E. G. Turner ... 9 ... 0 ... 155 ... 39 ... 17.2 G. L. Marks... ... 7 ... 1 ... 80 ... 20 .. 13.2 R. D. Mackenzie 10 ... 0 ... 115 ... 24 .. 11.5 A. W. Cooper ... 9 ... 2 ... 6) ... 27*... 8.4 L. J. Turner ... 10 ... 1 ... 67 ... 24 ... 7.4 E. H. Balch ... ... 5 ... 2 ... 8 ... 3*... 2.2 The following played in less than three inn­ ings:—E. S. Youle, P. S. Youle, P. Janson, N. O. Wilson, J. Marks, S. J. Ching, S. H. Gregory, N. E. Cutler, L. L. Reed, J. P. Mollard, E. H. PJatt, and G.A. Bacon. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. E. G. Turner . 31 ... 12 ... 46 ... 8 ... 5.6 L. J. Turner........ . 185 ... 63 ..,. 304 ..,. 50 ... 6.4 E. H. Balch........ . 74 .... 31 ..,. 103 .... 16 ... 6.7 R. D. Mackenzie... 39 .„. 17 .... 70 .. .. 10 ..„ 7 B J. ChiDg ......... 23 .... 9 ,. 35 ..,. 5 ... 7 li. Biscoe ......... 9 ... 2 .. 25 ... 3 ..„ 8.1 A. E. Howes......... 34 ... 4 ... 68 ... 7 ... 9.5 G. A. Bacon........ . i8 . .. 7 ... 47 .. .. 4 .. . 11.3 E. S. Youle ....... ,. 16 ... 4 .... 36 .,.. 3 .. 12 H. L. Turner....... ,. 10 .... 4 .. 25 ., .. 1 .. 25 SUNN INGDALE SCHOOL. Matches won 10. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. J. Urlwin ..........1G ... 0 ... 209 ... 49 ... 13.06 Hon. C. H. M. St. C lair................. 21 ... 2 ... 203 ... £6*... 10.68 J.L . Melvill ...17 ... 2 ...160... 49 ... 10.66 F. C rocker.......... 17 ... 0 ... 180 ... 35 ... 10.58 D. M. K in g .......... 13 ... 3 ... 103 ... 20*... 10.30 I. A. Finlay........ 17 ... 4 ...114... 58... 8.77 C .R. Woodroffe... 21 ... 0 ...180 ... 36... 8.57 P. C. Walker ... 17 ... 2 ... 123 ... 21 ... 8.20 R. S. L u c y ......... 13 ... 2 ... 74 ... 18 .. 6.72 P.Pige-Leschallas 18 ... 4 ... 73 ... 26 ... 5.21 H .J.P . King ...14 ... 0 ... 72... 14... 5.14 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. C. R. Woodroffe 242.4 ... 77 ... 332 ... 55 ... 6.03 F. Crocker.......... 272 ... 85 ... 477 ... 70 ... 6.81 Hon. C. H. M St. Clair .......... 135 3 ... S9 ... 242 ... 33 ... 7.33 P. C. Walker ... 21.3 ... 10 ... 39 ... 6 ... 6.50 Total runs for, 1,821 ; Total runs against, 1,517. Average, per wicket for, 9.84; Average per wicket against, 8.20. THE PRINCIPAL CLUBS IN 1892. METROPOLITAN CLUBS. L o n d o n a n d Suburban A s s o c ia tio n —J. T. Watson, 6, Charlotte Street, Portland Place, W. A d discom be— Geo. Frisch, 41, Clyde Road, Addiscombe, Surrey. B e d d in g to n —H. N. Moody, Old Vicarage Carshalton A WEEKLY RECOKD OP T-' B a rn e s —A.G.H.Stevens, Kerastal, CaBtlenau, Barnes, S.W. B a tt e r s e a —H. A. White, 102, Adrian Ter­ race, West Brompton, S.W. B la c k h e a t h —(Hon. Sec.,pro tem,) M. Chris­ topherson, Kidbrooke Grove, Blackheath Park, S.E. B eck en h am — F. C. Chater, Bredicot, Manor Road, Beckenham. B ic k le y P a rk — T. P . Hilder, Barfield Lodge, Bickley, Kent. B r o a d w a t e r — Murray Marshall, The Bridge, Godalming. B u ck h u rs t H i l l —W . J. Phillips, Oak Cottage, Buckhurst Hill, Essex. B r o m le y (K e n t) —J. Weeks, 8, Homefield Road, Bromley, and C. P. Hewitt, 21 Palace Grove, Bromley, Kent. B r ix t o n W a n d e r e r s —H. L . Puckle, 201, The Grove, Camberwell, S.E. C h e sh u n t and D is t r ic t —Sydney Wales, Arlesdene Ground, Cheshunt, Herts. C o lv e s to n — A. Smart, 34, Darenth Road, Stamford Hill,N. C h a r lt o n P a rk —H. E. Petley, Fairfield Road, Old Charlton, S.E. C h isw ick P a rk —P. Newberry Cobbett, Chis­ wick Park Club, Chiswick, S.W. C la p to n —J. W. McEwen, 206, Mare Street, Hackney, E. C r o y d o n —H. R. Groom, Pitside, Brigstock Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. C r y s t a l P a la c e — F. C. Barchard, Gresham House, Anerley, S.E. D o rk in g —H. J. Ivery, London Road, Dorking, D u lw ic h — O. Jones, 7, Whitehall Gardens, S .W .; Match Sec., C. T. Tregellas, 17, Macaulay Road, Clapham Common, S.W. E a lin g —Match Sec., R. R. Dangar, Jesus College, Cambridge; Hon. Seo., W. A. Daw, Norrington, Ealing, W. E a s t M o u ls e y — E . C. M ilner, Palace Road, E a st M oulsey. E lth a m — J. G. McTaggart, Eltham. E n fi e l d —W.Hibberdine, Jesmond,Bush Hill Park, Enfield. Epsom —Captain Grey, Woodcote, Epsom. E s h e r —C. B. Peachey, Esher. F o r e s t H i l l — C. Spencer West, Glenthorne, Perry Rise, Forest Hill, S.E. G r a n v ille (Lee)—R. F . Taylor, 7, Michel- dever Road, Lee, S.E . G ra v e se n d —H. Huggins, jun., 48, Milton Road, Gravesend. G u y’ s H o s p ita l —J. H. W. Bettington, Guy’ s Hospital, S.E. IIa ck b rld g e H o u se —A. J. H azell, Bedding­ ton Corner, Mitcham. H am pstead —J. G. Q. Besch, 63, Broadhurst Gardens, South Hampstead, N.W. H e n d o n — G. Quirk, St. Kenelm’s, Hendon, N.W. H o rn s e y —W. II. Davis, 37, Weston Park, Crouch End, N. H a r le s d e n —W . J. Adamson, 20, Wendover Road, Harlesden, N.W. H o n o r Oak —T. E. Swain, 103, Upland Road, East Dulwich, S.E., and H. R. Holford, 15, The Gardens, Peckham Rye, S.E. I s lin g t o n A lb io n —W . H. A . Gow, 10, Fitz- john’s E’avement, Hampstead, N.W. K e n s in g to n — C. E. Bloomer, 33, John Street, Bedford Row, W.C. K e n le y —Rev. S. J. W . Shilcock, Kenley School, Kenley, Surrey. K e n s in g to n P a r k — O. D’O. Brooks, 2a, Old Burlington Street, W . L e a th e r h e a d —A. H . Tritton, The Priory, Leatherhead. L o n d o n H o s p ita l— W . E. Fry, London Hospital, E. M a r lo w —R. H. Lunnon, High Street, Marlow. M itcham —W . W . Thomson, Mitcham, Surrey. M o o r H a l l —E. F. Parker, Harlow, Essex, N o r t h b r o o k —C. Kelly, 26, Cambridge Road, Lee,.S.E. N o rw o o d —F. S. Hallam, 5, Cargreen Road, Norwood Park, S.E. N u t fie ld —H. P. Nickalls, Patteson Court, Redhill, and W. H. Norris, Castle Hill, Bletchingley, Surrey. GAME. 453 O a tla n d s P a rk — L. W. North Hickley, Elm Grove, Walton-on-Thames, P a llin g s w ic k —A. W . Graham, 4, Arminger Road, Uxbridge Road, W. P la is t o w (Kent)—F. H. Thirlwall, Bromley, Kent. P r iv a te B anks —C. H. Ruffles, Laburnum Villa, Catford Bridge, S.E. , R ich m on d —L. S. Gunnery, Melrose House Richmond, Surrey. R ich m o n d T o w n — G. S. Heasler, Hill Rise, Richmond, Surrey. R edhill —E. G. Feild, Percy Villa, St. John’s, Redhill. R o y a l A s c o t —Col. Eden, Ascot. S u r b ito n —Rev. A. E . Beavan, The Grange, King Charles Road, Surbiton. S p e n ce r— R. L. Vickery, 13, Morelia Road, Wandsworth Common, S .W . S te v e n a g e — W. H. Wadsworth, High Street, Stevenage. S tre a th a m —W. R. Higson, Studland, Strea­ tham, S.W. S t . Thom as’ s H o s p ita l —Hon. Sec., Cricket Club, St. Thomas’s spital, Lambeth, S.W. S t . B a rth o lo m e w ’ s H o s p it a l— E. H . Fryer, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, E.C. S to k e N e w in g to n —F. Spooner, 83, Rendle- sham Road, Lower Clapton, E. S u tto n — E . Windus, Cressingham Grove, Sutton, Surrey. S o u th g a te —Eugene White,The Green,South­ gate, N. T e d d in g to n —R. S. Lucas, Ash Lodge, Ted- dington. T o tten h a m —A. Walters, jun., 15, Belmont Road, Tottenham, N. T o n b r id g e —Tom Pawley and W . B. Gray, Tonbridge. U n iv e b s ity C o l l e g e H o s p it a l — Ernest Stork, University College, Gower Street, W .C . U p p e r C la p to n — J. K. City, 21, Clapton Square, N.E. U p p e r T o o tin g —F. G. Thorne, Burntwood L od ge, Tooting, S.W., and R. M. Harvey, E lm field , U pper Tooting, S.W. U p to n P a rk —T. Spencer, 361, Upton Lane, Forest Gate, E. U x b rid g e —C.E. Stevens, Elmleigh, Uxbridge W a n s te a d — R . B. Johnson, The Mall, W an- stead, Essex. W ille s d e n —H. W . Pritt, 4, Craven Park Villas, AVillesden, N.W. W im b le d o n —Sydney Christopherson, Den­ mark Hill, Wimbledon. W o o d fo r d W e l l s —H. H. Davies, Woodford Green, Essex. W e s tm in s te r H o s p ita l —Hon. Sec.C.C.,West­ minster Hospital, Medical School, Caxton Street, S.W. W e s t K e n t W a n d e r e r s —Hon. Sec., “ Horse and Billet,” Blackheath, S.E. W in d s o r H om e P a rk —Rev. W . Gilbert Edwards, The Cloisters, Windsor Castle. W in ciim o re H i l l V i l l a g e — P. J. Beadle, Vicars, Moor Lane, Winchmore Hill, N. BROCKLEY CLUB. Matchcs played 25 — won 13, lost 9, drawn 3 BATTING AVERAGES. 1imes Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inn, Aver. M. A. Jaques ... 24 ... 3 .. 353 . . 44 .. 16.8 J. W. Pratt ... 25 .. 0 .. S61 .. 50 .. 14.44 C. G. Wtlchman 26 ... 1 .. 337 . . 51 .. 13.48 J. Lister ......... 12 ... 2 .. 124 . . 26 .. 12.4 J. F. Griffith ... 17 .. 1 ... 193 . . 91 .. 12.37 W. L. Furrell ... 20 ... 5 .. 160 . . 38 ... 12 P. L. Heppen- 26* ... 11.91 stall................ 15 ... 8 ... 143 .. H. Sexton ......... 20 ... 1 ... 194 .. 46 ... 10.21 J. Dutton......... 10 .. 3 ... 67 .. 22 ... 9.57 H. J. Spon......... 17 ... 1 ... 148 .. 25 ... 9.24 W. E Mirehouse 10 ... 1 ... 81 .. 25 ... 9 A. J. Adamson ... 8 ... 1 ... 62 .. 19 ... 8.85 G. A. Fowler ... 12 .. 2 ... 76 .. 22 ... 7.6 G. T okely......... 24 .. 1 ... 129 .. 30 ... 5.6 J. R. .Holling11 ... 4. 7 worth ......... 9 .. 1 ... 38 .. S. R. Best ......... 9 .. 0 ... 27 .. 15 ... NEXT ISSUE NOVEMBER 26