Cricket 1891

456 CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME; OCT. 29, 1891 CLAPHAM WANDERERS. Matches played 29—won 17, lost 10, drawn 2. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not ont. Runs, an Inn. Aver.t D. L. A. Jephson 23 J. Faulkner... , S. Colman ... , B. Burton ... . F. E. Saunders . H. V. Bate ... . A. H. Behrend , G. E. Bicknell , G.P. Joy ... , E. Collins . 12 . 31 , 23 , 37 . 28 , 21 . 27 , 18 14 W. Braxton Smith 6 W. E. Hobbs A. Hine................ W. L. Pare......... L. W. Dryland ... E. B. Hadley A. B. Cipriani ... C. W. Grant Wil­ son ............... 10 A. O. Keely.........13 1 1 0 2 2 1 0 2 2 4 3 2 0 1 3 ..1194 . . 223 ... . 592 ... , 377 ... , 589 ... . 423 ... , 351 ... . 339 ... . 203 ... . 151 ... . 69 ... . 30 ... . 21 ... , 45 ... , 94 ... , 75 ... , 44 ... 30 ... , 12 ... 167*... 74.67 80 ... 22.80 83 ... 21.93 65*... 18.90 89 ... 16.36 50*... 15.67 52 ... 14.67 51 ... 13.56 55 ... 12.i 53*... 11.62 11.50 18*... 16 ... 18 ... 24 ... 16 ... 11 ... 11 ... 5 ... 10 8 6.43 6.27 5.77 4.40 3.33 1,20 The following batted in four innings:—W. T. Grant 73, A. Goldie 8, The following in three innings:—A. E. Gent 41, (once not out); N. E. Bieber 15, (once not out); H. A. Julius 14, G. Bliz- ard 12, The following in two innings:—R. D. Green 26, (once not out); T. Behrend 16. H. S. Maurice 8. The following in one innings.—R. B. Brooks 34, S. H. Smith 30, Capt. Fleming 20, J. Woodward 17, T. S. Tregellas 12, W. J. Olivcy 4* W. S. Godfrey 5*, and A. M. Latham 4. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver.f E. Collins ......... H. V. Bate ........ G. E. Bicknell .. D. L. A. Jephson.. S. Colman ........ L. W. Dryland .. A. Hine .............. G. P. Joy ........ The following also captured wickets H. S. Maurice 4 for 34, R. D. Green 3 for 91, J. Woodward 2 for 39,W. T. Grant 2 for 58, B. Burton 2 for 77, and W. L. Pare 1 for 11. + Calculated to two places of decimals. 116 . . 33 . . 293 .. 25 .. 11.72 410.2 .. 97 ..1086 . . 88 . . 12.11 405.1 .. 68 ..1043 . . 81 . . 12.88 377 . .116 .. 822 . . 51 . . 16.12 87 ... 15 . 203 . . 12 . . 17.17 81 . . 18 .. 218 . . 12 . . 18.17 32 .. 7 .. 97 . . 5 . . 19.40 120 .. 26 .. 334 . . 16 . . 20.87 I ZINGARI CLUB. Matches played 34—won 14, lost 9, un­ finished 11 , RESULTS OFjMiTCHES. May 12,13—Oxford, v. Bullingdon Club. Won by 8 wickets. I Zingari, 132 and 96; Bulling­ don Club, 42 and 183. May 14,15—Cambridge, v. Cambridge Athenroum. Won by 9 wickets. I Zingari, 247 and 75 ; Cambridge Athenaeum, 161and 159. May 23—Woolwich, v. R.M.A. Lost on the first innings by 80 runs. I Zingari, 52 and 41 for? wickets; R.M.A., 132. May 30—Vincent Square, v. Westminster School. Won by 5 wickets. I Zingari, 112; West­ minster School, 128. June 6—Wellington College, v. Wellington College. Drawn. I Zingari, 142 for 8 wickets ; Wellington College, 204. June 6—Hounslow, v. Hounslow Garrison. Won by 61 runs. I Zingari, 134; Hounslow Garrison, 73. June 10—Godalming, v. Charterhouse School. Lost by 6 wickets. I Zingari, 238; Char­ terhouse School, 242. June 13—Windsor, v. 2nd Life Guards. Lost by 37 runs. I Zingari, 79; 2nd Life Guards, 116. June 18—Winchester, v. Winchester College. Lost by 6 wickets. I Zingari, 135; Winchester College, 260. -Harrow, v. Harrow School. Lost by 164 runs and 5 wickets. I Zingari, 123; Harrow School, 292 (innings declared closed). June 27—Eton, v. Eton College. Lost by 9 runs. I Zingari, 162; Eton College, 171 and 106 for 6 wickets. July 2, 8—Shorncliffe, v. Shorncliffe Camp. Lost by an innings and 1 run. I Zingari, 103 andl24; Shorncliffe Camp, 228. July 9—Chelsea, v. Household Brigade. Won by 97 runs. I Zingari, 176; Household Brigado, 79 and 39 for 1 wicket, July 13,14—Winchester, v. Green Jackets. Won by 8 wickets. I Zingari, 281 and 62; Green Jackets, 117 and 225. July 17,18—Shoeburyness, v. R.A. School of Gun­ nery. Drawn. I Zingari. 144 for 4 wickets; R.A. School of Gunnery, 217, for 8 wickets (innings declared closed). June 2 July 20, 21—Colchester, v. Colchester Garrison, Drawn. I Zingari, 84and 304; Colchester Garrison, 260 and 56 for 5wickets. July 24,25—Rickling Green, v. Rickling Green. Drawn. I Zingari, 264 and 54 for 3 wickets; Rickling Green, 104 and 370. July 27,28—Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne. Drawn. I Zingari, 238; Eastbourne, 152 and 183. July 28, 29—Brocklesby, v. Lincolnshire. Won by 14 runs and 5 wickets. I Zingari, 172 and 140; Lincolnshire, 190 and 108. July 30,31—Brocklesby, v. Brocklesby Hunt. Drawn. I Zingari, 273; Brocklesby Hunt, 112and 86 for 7 wickets. August 3,4—Woolwich, v. Royal Artillery. Drawn* I Zingari, 78 and 258 for 5 wickets; R.A., 218. Augusts,6—Worcester, v. Worcestershire. Won by aninnings and 5runs. I Zingari, 287; Worcestershire, 130and 152. August 5,6—Aldershot, v. Aldershot Division. Won by an innings and 131 runs. I Zingari, 865; Aldershot Division, 75 and 159. August 7,8—Chatham, v. Royal Engineers. Won by 6wickets. I Zingari, 168 and 114; R.E., 109 and 172. August 10,11—Didlington,v.Gentlemen of Norfolk. Won by 2 wickets. I Zingari, 128 and 45; Norfolk, 137 and 34. August 10,11— v. Gentlemen of Durham, n. Lost by 8 wickets. I Zingari, 79 and 102; (rlA PvHDurham, 106 and 79. August 13,14—Wynyard, v. Lord Londonderry’s Eleven. Won by 10 wickets. I Zingari, 213 and 10; Lord Londonderry’s Eleven, 122 and 100. August 17,18—Hothficld,v. Hothfield. Won by an innings and 16 runs. I Zingari, 314; Hothfield, 197 and 131. August 17.18—Culford, v. Bury and West Suffolk. Drawn. I Zingari, 242 ; Bury and West Suffolk, 201 and 149 for 7 wickets, August 20, 21—Culford, v. Lord Cadogan’s Eleven. Won by an innings and 15 runs. I Zingari, 109; Lord Cadogan’s Eleven. 24 and 70. August 24,25—Dublin, v. Vice Regal Club. Drawn I Zingari, 56 for 3 wickets; Vice Regal did not bat. August 26, 27—Dublin, v. Gentlemen of Ireland. Drawn. I Zingari, 135 and 41 for 6 wickets; Gentlemen of Ireland, 75, August 28, 29—Dublin, v. Military of Ireland. Won by 113 runs. I Zingari, 1?5 and 88; Military of Ireland, 51 and 49. August 27, 28—Tredegar, v. Monmouthshire. Drawn. I Zingari, 82; Monmouthshire, 91 and 83 for 5 wickets. SURBITON CLUB. Matches played 26—won 11, lost 4, drawn 11. BATTING AVERAGES. Four innings and over. Inns. R. P. Sewell ... 7 G. W. Ricketts ... 4 C. A. Trouncer... 9 A.R. Holdship... 11 A. J. Hill ....... 12 H. J. Davenport 4 R. N. Pochin ... 5 R. Howell ......... C. O. Fawcus ... H. B. Richardson W. B. Windeler. J. H. Pigot....... P. Castle ........ W. Gray ... .. Strachan Times . not out. Most in Runs, an Inns. Aver. ... 1 ... 270 .... 138* ... 45 ... 0 ... 178 ... 53 ... 44.5 ... 0 .. 317 ... 142 ..., 38.55 ... 1 ... 377 ...314 , 37.7 ... 4 ... 296 . ... 101* ... 37 ... 1 ... 73 ... 50* ..., 24.33 ... 1 .,.. 72 ... 41* ... 18 ... 1 ... 119 ... 29 ... 17 ... 2 ... 79 .. 50 ... 15.8 ... 0 ... 125 ... 45 ..., 15.62 ... 1 ... 231 ... 41 ... 15.4 ... 0 ..,. 73 ... 38 ... 14.6 ... 1 ... 251 ... 36 ... 13.21 ... 1 ... 50 .„. 33 ... 12.5 ... 2 ... 47 ... 13 ... 11.75 ... 3 ... 144 .... 34 ... 11.07 ... 1 ... 98 ... 36 ... 10.88 ... 0 ... 85 ... 27 ... 10.62 ... 1 ... 28 ... 14 ... 9.33 ... 1 .,.. 50 ... 16 ... 8.33 ... 2 ..,. 47 ... 13* ... 7.83 ... 1 ... 26 .,.. 17 ... 6.5 ... 1 ., k 42 ... 17 ... 4.66 ... 3 ..,. 22 ... 9 ... 4.44 ... 1 ..,. 20 ... 8 ... 3.33 ... 1 ... 9 ... 3* ... 3 7 3 . 16 5 20 , 5 6 G. H. Windeler... 16 E. Castle .........10 H.E. Hoffmeister 8 W.J. Burt......... 4 H. H. Jupp......... 7 Rev.A.E. Beavan 8 Bev. W. B. Rickards........ 5 Rev. C. R. Bailey 10 G. Pinkerton ... 8 F. B. Windeler... 7 H. M. Trouncer 4 The following played in less than four innings.— Castle 73—4—36*, H. Lovegrove 16—12—1, B. Howell 5—3, R. L. Ricketts 0—0, R. A. Beer 8—', R. F. Blakiston 4*—0, Rev. F. A. Murray 6—5, G. E. Sunderland 0*—1, W. T. Batho 0—0, J. B. Wimble 0—0, E. Brookes 85-33, C.B. Worsley 10*—25, F.B. May 15, A. Marzetti 1, A. C. Durham 0, W. O. Burd 2, L. Robins 37, E. Reid 34, S. G. Layman 33, C. H. Wood 4, C. Weigall 1, E. C. Pochin 7, A. P. Doulton 2, E. C. Mordaunt 36, L. H. Gay 12, W. A. Bieber 1, F. E. Bryant 4, C. C. Barker 1. The bowling analysis was not completely kept, but the following got wickets.—A. R. Holdship 41, H. H. Jupp 39, W. B. Windeler 32, Rev. C. R. Bailey 25, G. H. Windeler 18, G. Pinkerton 18,R. P. Sewell 17, G. W. Ricketts 12, P. Castle 12, Reddick 11, C. A. Trouncer 9, W. Gray 8, R. N. Pochin 7, Rev. A. E. Beavan 6, E. C. Mordaunt 6, H. E. Hoff­ meister 4, A. J. Hill 3, E. G. Layman 3, C. B. Worsley 2, E. C. Pochin 2, R. Howell 1, E. Castle 1. Total runs scored by the club—3907 for 222 wickets; average runs per wicket, 17.59. Total runs scored against the club—3239 for 294 wickets; average runs per wickets, 11.01. C en tu ries scored for the club, 4, viz.— A. J. Hill, June 6, v. Ne’er-do-Weels............. .. 101* R. P. Sewell, August 3, v. Hampton Wick ... 138* C. A. Trouncer, August 23, v. Upper Tooting 142 A. R. Holdship, Sept. 12, v. Long Ditton Village ....................................................... 114 C e n tu rie s scored against the club, 0, THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1891. (Continued from page 441.) LORETTO SCHOOL. Matches played, 13—won 7, drawn 3, lost 3. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs an Inns. Aver. A; G. Cochran 15 ... 3 ... 801 ... 55 ..,. 25-08 D. M’Lachlan 16 ... 1 ... 297 ... 75 ... 198 W. P. Donald­ son ......... 17 ... 0 ... 171 ... 41 ... 10-05 D. W. Donald­ son ......... 15 ... 3 ... 115 ... 32* .... 9-58 R. B. Pearson 14 ... 2 ... 76 ... 16 ... 6-3 A. G. Cowan... 12 ... 1 ... 69 ... 20* .... 617 Howard Savory 14 ... 5 ... 52 ... 11 .... 5-7 G. A. Combe... 9 ... 2 ... 35 ... 9 . .. 5 A. C. Robert­ son ......... 8 ... 2 ... 29 ... 13* ... 4-83 J. S. Napier ... 11 ... 1 ... 40 ... 9 ... 4 J. C. Swanston 8 ... 1 ... 23 ... 12* ... 3 28 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver R. B. Peareon ,... 330 , 129 ... 492 ... 73 ... 674 A. G. Cowan ... 83 . 34 ... 129 ... 17 ... 7*58 J. S. Napier ... 15 , 3 ... 33 ... 4 .... 8-25 W. P. Donaldson 191 . ... 63 ... 349 ... 36 ... 9 69 J. C. Swanston... 158 . .. 21 ... 402 ... 39 ..,. 10-3 D. M’Lachlan .... 20 . 10 ... 40 ... 2 .... 20 G. A. Combe ... 8 , 0 ... 18 ... 0 .... — RADLEY COLLEGE Matches played 14—won 7, lost 3, drawn 4. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out.Runs. an Inn. Aver. E. Y. Orlebar ... 14 ... 1 ... . 308 ... 100*... 28.9 C. H. Palmer , 16 ... 1 ... . 257 ..., 55 ..., 17.2 A. H. Jeffreys ... 15 .., . 0 .. . 151 ... 28 ..., 10.1 F. R. Upcher . 16 ... 0 .. . 99 ..., 31 ..., 6.3 C. C. Barker 16 ... 1 .. . 210 ..., 42 .... 14 C. J. B. Webb ... 16 ... 2 .... 258 ... 69*..., 18.6 B. D. H. Oxenden 13 ... 4 ... 47 ... 14*..., 5.2 H. S. Chinnock... 13 ... 1 ... . 82 ... 13 ..., 6.10 V. A. Hicklcy ... 13 ... 3 .... 66 ... 15*..., 5.6 B. L. Lawrence... 12 ... 1 ... . 94 ... 28*..., 8.6 D, Elkington ... 12 ... 3 ... 89 ..., 28 . 9.8 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver E. Y. Orlebar .. 995 ,... 78 ... 356 ... 36 ... 9,32 B. D. H. Oxendenll21 ... 64 ... 627 .... 39 ... 13.20 C. J. B. Webb ... 603 ... 31 ... 303 ... 19 ... 15.18 H. S. Chinnock .... 458 ... 35 ... 195 ... 14 ... 13.13 C. H. Palmer... ... 260 ... 7 ... 135 ..,. 6 ... 20.15 D. Elkington... .... 40 ... 2 . ... 28 . .. 0 .., •— .ETON COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver R. C. Norman ... LSI ... 0 .. . 225 ... 84 ... 18.9 G. R. Brewis ... 15 ... 1 ., ,. 348 .... 126 ... 24.12 D. H. Forbes ... 10 ... 1 . .. 39 .... 12 ... 4.3 R. A. Studd ... 15 ... 0 .. .. 212 .... 40 ... 14.2 V. R. Hoaro 15 ... 0 .. 195 .... 56 ... 13 H. A. Arkwright 13 ... 2 ., 326 ... 59 ... 29.7 E. Lane Fox ... 13 ... 3 ... 157 ... 36* ... 15.7 F. L. Crabtreo ... 10 ... 0 .. .. 131 ... 40 ... 13.1 F.C. F. Hayhurst 14 ... 1 .. ,. 129 ... 29 ... 9.12 O. H. Northey ... 11 ... 3 ... 78 ... 16 ... 9.6 H. Peacock 4 ... 2 ... 9 ... 7* ... 4.1 NEXT ISSUE NOVEMBEE 2G