Cricket 1891

466 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. OCT. 29, 1891 ... 1 ... 979 .. 153* .. 42.56 ... 1 ... 547 .. 120 .. 26.5 .. 4 ... 724 .. 95 .. 23.35 ... 4 ... 509 ... 74* .. 23.14 ... 4 ... 447 ... 74* .. 22.35 ... 1 ... 627 .. 86 .. 21.62 .. 2 ... 5P8 ... 92 .. 20.66 .. 2 ... 195 .. 37 .. 17.73 ... 0 ... 225 .. 48 .. 16.07 ... 0 ... 303 ... 125 .. 15.15 ... 1 ... 222 .. 53 .. 13.87 ... 1 ... 145 .. 45* .. 11.15 ... 4 ... 157 .. 26 .. 10.47 .. 2 ... 153 .. 25* .. 10.2 ... 5 ... 140 ... 23 .. 9.3 q ... 8 ... 62 ... 13* a. 5.64 10 Innings. ... 0 ... 200 .. 106 .. 33.33 ... 1 ... 224 ... 73 .. 28 ... 0 ... 124 .. 47 .. 20.33 V. 0 ... 93 .. 52 .. 18.6 ... 2 ... 106 .. 34 .. 15.14 .. 0 .a. 73 .. 30 a. 14.6 ... 1 ... 108 .. 45 .. 13.5 ... 1 ... 108 .. 77 .. 13.5 ... 2 ... 66 .. 22* .. 13.2 ... 0 ... 64 .. 37 .. 12.8 ... 0 ... 66 .. 26 .. 11 ... 1 ... 50 .. 24 .. 10 .. 1 ... 62 .. 24 .. 8.85 .. 2 ... 23 .. 14* .. 7.66 ... 2 ... 28 .. 16 .. 7 ... 1 ... 28 .. 11 .. 7 .. 1 ... 87 .. 12 .. 6.17 .. 1 ... 32 .. 15 .. 5.4 ... 1 ... 30 ... 14 .. 5 .. 1 ... 28 .. 9 .. 4 .'. 1 ... 22 .. 15 .. 3.14 .. 0 ... 15 .. 10 .. 3 HAMPSTEAD CLUB. Matches played 48—won 26, drawn 10, lost 12 . BATTING AVERAGES. Over 10 Innings. Times Most in Inns, not oat. Runs, an Inns. Aver. A. E. Stoddart... 24 T. M. Farmiloe... 22 J. G. Q. Besch ... 35 A. C. Robertson 26 H. R. Lipscombe 24 W. S. Hale.........30 G. Thornton ... 29 W. W. A’Deane 13 E. Figgis .........14 E. W. Bishop ... 20 W. T. Danby ... 17 E.Britten-Holmesl4 G. L. Jeffery ... 19 W. A. Pethick ... 17 S. S. Pawling ... 20 G. Riley .........14 F. R. Spofforth... 6 L. W. Badnall ... 9 W. R. Marshall... 6 A. L. Gray......... 5 L. M. Fischel ... 9 H. B. Hayman... 5 A.Rnssell-Parker 9 A. Reid ......... 9 S. Gotto ......... 7 A. J. Palmer ... 5 N. B. Beete ... 6 S. Howard......... 6 O. L. Tudor ... 8 E. A. Ferry......... 5 E.Y. Keele......... 6 H. D. Phillips ... 5 J. P. Rogers ... 7 E, M. Headley... 6 J. C. R. Dickson 7 J. C. Mi ton ... 8 F. V. Selfe......... 8 E. M. Gwynn ... 5 The following played in four in n in g s J . B. A’Deane, average, 48; Edgar Swift, 24.33; A. O. Dunn, 15; R. Flemming. 1233; E. H. Burkitt, 10.75; W. G. Pearce, 9.5; H. A. L. Rudd, 2.75. The following played in three inn ngs B. W. Sharp, average, 65; H. Tewson, 44; F. S. Alford 29.5; J. G. Howard, 21; H. Smith-Turberville 11.33: C. H. Gray, 6; R. C. Griffith. 5.33; C. D Hamilton, 4 ; C. D. D. McMillin, 4; Allan Tooth. 3. The following played in two in n in g s J . S. Worthington, avtrage, 29; R. P. Newham, 19; G. Aylwin, 7.5; G. W. Lawrence, 6; C. T. Holland, 2; W. E. N. Dunn, 1.5; Anthony Tooth, 0; E. W. H. Beaton. 0.5. The following played in one innings W. H. Robson, 27; H. Chipp, 11; J. H. Hunter, 4; R. «T. Hodgson, 3; J. B. Hunter, 2; W. Burchett, 1; G. E. Flanagan, 1; B. Freeland,0; C. Johnston, 0*; A. Rogers, 0; L. Tewson, 0. BOWLING AVERAGES. Five Innings and over. A. E. Stoddart Q Thornton J. C. Milton W. R. Marshall W. S. Hale ... . G. Riley ... . L. W. Badnall S. S. Pawling J. G. Q. Besch F. S. Alford... W. A. Pethick . E. A. Ferry... A. Bnssell-Parker E. Y. Keele... S. Howard ... 5. Gotto ... The following also took wickets G. L. Jeffery* 8, E. H. Burkitt. 7. N. B. Beete, 7, E. Britten- Holmes, 5, F. V. Selfe, 5, H. Smith-Turberville, 6, A. L. Gray, 4, H. T. Shackel, 4, J. S. Worthington, 4, J. B. A’Deane, 3, H. R. Lipscombe, 3, A. W. Bharp, 3, C. H. Gray, 2, H. Tewson, 2, W. W. A’Deane, A. O. Dunn, T. M. Farmiloe, E. M. Gwynn, W. H. Robson, and B. W. Sharp, 1each. The following bowled w id e s G . Riley, 10, F. S. Alford, 10,G. Thornton, 3, A. L. Gray, 2, E. Britten- Holmes, 2, A. Russell-Parker, 1. A. E. Stoddart, 1, F. R. Spofforth, 1, W. A. Pethick, 1. The following bowled no-balls:—F. R. Spofforth, 6, W. R. Marshall, 2, E. Figgis, 2, S. S. Pawling, 1. V o w Da Iis . , ? his City Agents—Parton & Lester, 94, Queen St., Cheapside Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. 137.1.. 52 . . 254 . . 38 .. 6.68 451 .. 141 . . 921 . . 105 .. 8.76 617.3.. 206 .. 1149 .. 122 .. 9.42 24 .. 10 .. 42 .. 4 .. 10.5 114 .. 48 . . 206 ... 19 .. 10.83 335 .. 109 .. 578 .. 48 .. 12.4 182 .. 57 .. 380 .. 30 .. 12.66 481... 15 . . 105 . . 8 .. 13.12 280 .. 88 .. 550 .. 41 .. 1341 72 . . 12 . . 187 . . 12 .. 1558 28 .. 3 .. 82 .. 5 .. 16.4 62.1.. 3 .. 84 .. 5 .. 16 8 45 .. 10 .. 113 .. 5 .. 22.6 77 .. 23 .. 160 .. 6 .. 26.66 54.1.. 11 .. 161 .. 6 .. 26.83 54 .. 17 .. 137 .. 5 .. 27.4 38 .. 8 .. 115 .. 4 .. 28.75 CRYSTAL PALACE CLUB. Matohes played 59—won 16, lost 21, drawn 22. BATTING^AVERAGES. Ten innings and over. C. J. M. Fox... G. E. Bicknell F. W. Aste ... C. Mitchell ... S. Colman ... J. M. Campbell ... Capt. Fleming F. W. Janson J. Dives......... A. W. Gardner- Woolloton F. E. Saunders . H. P. Clarke J. Aste.............. J, N. Noakes C. H. Dorman ., A. Kayess ... . P. Currey ....... H. Hetley ....... G. Cosens ... ., S. Shorter ......... J. A. Kallender ... W. B ryant........ F. C. Barchard ... C. F. Tufnell D. A. de Villiers.., A. C. Patterson.., A. Knight ........ W. Amsden........ C. Gardner......... Times Inns, not out. . 14 . 16 14 ,. 21 .19 11 ,. 15 . 20 . 14 . 12 ,. 83 .. 15 . 26 . 19 ,. 21 . 21 18 15 10 13 12 11 14 14 Under ten innings. A. Daffen ... . L. H. Neame W. F. Noakes H. W. Dillon G. Marks H. Colegrave A. Cosens ... L. S. Wells ... H. Aste......... A. J. L. Payne E. G. Turner M. Colegrave A. B. Cipriani , C. A. Pope ... C. E. Smith... S. N. Noakes 6 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 Most in Runs.an Inn. Aver. 819 .. 255 ... 68.3 722 .. 123 .. 34.4 446 .. 118 ... 31.12 646 .. 82 ... 28.2 536 .. 69 ... 25.11 230 .. 67*... 20.1 237 .. 64 ... 19.9 323 .. 73 ... 17.17 801 .. 49 ... 16.13 165 .. 74 ... 16.5 219 .. 51 ... 15.9 254 .. 45*... 14.16 172 .. 41 ... 14.4 142 ... 46*... 14.2 292 .. 44 ... 18.6 406 .. 84 ... 13.3 198 .. 40 ... 18.3 215 .. 41 ... 12.11 257 .. 88 ... 12.17 215 ... 25 ... 11.17 204 .. 56 ... 11.6 104 .. 23 ... 11.5 92 ... 38 ... 10.2 100 .. 27*... 10 106 . . 22*... 9.7 58 . . 34 ... 8.8 55 . . 13*... 7.8 62 . . 16 ... 7.6 149 . . 24 ... 5.19 - 181 .. 107*... 45.1 193 . . 119 ... 24.1 126 . . 51 ... 15.6 119 . . 66 ... 13.2 50 .. 37 ... 12.2 62 .. 26 ... 12.2 86 . . 32 ... 12.2 77 .. 21 ... 9.5 76 .. 22*... 9.4 48 ... 15 ... 8 46 . . 88 ... 7.4 52 . . 22 ... 7.3 27 . . 9*... 5.2 16 .. 16 ... 5.1 18 . . 11*... 8 11 . . 5 ... 2.1 The following played in less than four innings:— G. Austin 6*—0—1, F. Abel], 2*, W. Brander 3*, H. Cosens 1, O. Colegrave 18, C. Forrester 2—1—4, Rev. F. J. Greenwood 0—0—0, W. Hey 2—3—3, E. H. Lulham 6—0—0, W. Noakes 6, W. L. Pare 34—1, W. W. Rashleigh 9*. T. C. Sheard 9, H. Ll. Turner 84—40—37. The following scored [centuriesA . Daffen 107*, G. E. Bicknell 107—123, C. J. M. Fox 142*—225—185, F. W. Aste 114—118, L. H. Neame 119. BOWLING AVERAGES. More than 120 overs. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver, F. W. Aste ... ... 185.4.. 27 . . 269 .. 23 .. 11.16 J. Aste ......... ... 845.3... 100 . . 684 . . 59 .. 11.85 A. Knight ... ... 254.8.. 96... 405 ... 83 .. 12.9 J. A. Kallender ... 138.1. . 24 . . 314 .. 23 .. 13.15 G. E. Bicknell ... 341.4. . 62 . . 861 . . 62 .. 13.55 W. Bryant ... ... 305.3.. 99 . . 561 . . 86 .. 15.21 O. Cosens ... ... 434.4,. 152 .. 892 . . 56 ... 15.52 Capt. Fleming ... 140.3.. 25 . . 866 . . 22 .. 16.14 J. N. Noakes ... 133.2. . 39 . . 304 .. 17 .. 17.15 J. M. Campbell ... 206.4... 50 . . 483 . . 25 .. 19.8 O. F. Tufnell ... 128.2.. £0 . . 315 . . 16 .. 19.11 C. J. M. Fox... ... 190 .. 48 . . 525 . . 26 .. 20.5 Less than,120 ov6rs. S. Shorter ... ... 27.2.. 6 .. 59 . . 6 ... 9.5 F. C. Barchard ... 49.4.. 6 . . 110 ... 10 .. 11 F. W. Janson ... 68.3.. 14 . . 187 . . 12 .. 15.7 W. F. Noakes ... 11.14 84 . . 251 . . 15 .. 16.11 C. Mitchell ... ... 56.3.. 8 .. 174 . . 10 ... 17.4 A. C. Patterson ... 48 .. 8 .. 114 . . 6 ... 19 C. H. Dorman ... 86.4.. 8 .. 286 . . 15 ... 19.1 P. Currey ... ... 37 .. 1 .. 171 . . 7 ... 24.3 A. Cosens ... 82.2.. 18 .. 207 . . 8 ... 25.7 A. Kayess ... ... 71.1.. 9 .. 274 . . 10 ... 27.4 A. Daffen ... 105 ... 21 .. 275 .. 10 ... 27.5 H. Hetley ... ... 46 .. 11 .. 134 . . 4 ... 33.2 S. Colman ... ... 19 .. 1 .. 55 . . 1 ... 55 The following bowled in less than four innings G.Austin took 3 wickets for 33 runs, M. Colegrave 1 —22, E. H. Lulham 6—72, L. H. Neame 1—18, C. E. Smith 1—62, H. L. Turner 12—94, E. G. Turner 3— 51, D. A. de Villiers 2-63. The following bowled without su cc e s s G . Marks, L. C. Wells, F. Hill, and H. Cosens. DEVON COUNTY. BATTING AVERAGES. Times aot out. Runs Most in an Inns. Aver. .. 1 ... 151 ... 63 ..., 302 . 4 ... 155 ... 49 ... 25-F3 . 0 ... 258 ... 61 ... 2345 . 0 ... 216 ... 52 ... 2236 0 ... 73 ... 44 ... 116 0 ... H ... 50 ... 14 . 0 ... 113 ... 35 ... Jl-3 . 0 ... 94 ... 31 ... 9-4 . 0 ... 30 ... 24 ... 75 . 1 ... 17 ... 6 ... 425 . 1 ... 12 ... 9* ... 4 B. L. Gerrish... 6 Rev. R. R. Lux- ton .........10 J. W. Hussey... 11 Rev. J. H. Cop- leston.........11 Major Quill ... 5 , C. V. Windsor 6 . Anscombe ... 10 M. H. Toller ... 10 C. W. Crowdy 4 Shaw ......... 6 E. L. Elw ell... 4 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver Anacombe ......... 191 ... 78 ... 288 ... 80 ... 96 B. H. Drury......... 86 ... 28 ... 173 ... 15 ... 115 Shaw ............... 67 ... 14 ... 150 ... 11 ... 13 6 M. H. Toller ... 135 ... 41 ... 381 ... 13 ... 25 4 City&SouthLondonRailway. N E W T H E R O U T E TO O V A L . 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