Cricket 1892

108 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, MAY 5, 1892 BARNES v. J. C. LOVELL’S X I. Played at Tulse Hill on April 30. B a r n e s . C. E. Ratcliff, lbw, b Flindt ................. 4 M. H. Erskine, b Bis­ hop ........................ 9 P. B. Earnshaw, b J. C L ovell.................27 W . F. L. Frith, c Pul- brook, b Mountain 31 G. B. Hunt, c McCaus- land, b Mountain ... 8 B. W . Shaw, c Lovell, b Flindt .................17 G. N. Levy, b Bishop 2 G. R. Mossop, not o u t ..................... 11 J. J. Franco, b H. Lovell ................ 0 P. Mossop, c and b Bishop ................ 0 A. G. H. Stevens, lbw, b Bishop ... 13 B 3, lb 1 ......... 4 Total ......126 J. C. L o vell ' s XI. G. H. McCausland, b Earnshaw................. 0 A. Bishop, b Frith ... 1 C. Mountain, b Fritli 3 W.M. Yetfcs. c Franco, b Earnehaw ......... 87 E. P. Pulbrook, b F rith ........................ 9 S. H. Flindt, b Frith 14 8 . Pulbrook, b Earn­ shaw ................. 0 G. A. Bing, not out 1 G. Hudson, not out 0 B ........................ 6 Total ... 71 H. Lovell and J. G. Lovell did not bat. CRYSTAL PALACE v. GRANVILLE (LEE). Played at Crystal Palace on A pril 30. G ranville First Innings. J. 'Wilson, jun., b Stevens ................. 5 P. P. Lincoln, c sub., b J. A ste .................27 C. J. M. Godfrey, b Stevens .................22 F. George, c Walker, b Nelson ... ... ... 7 J. P. Clarkson, c Jan- eon, b Nelson......... 0 W. Morris, c Pare, b Total ..........94 Stevens .......... ... 3 In the Second Innings P. P. Lincoln scored (not out) 2, F. George (not out) 7; b, 10.—Total, 19. C rysta l P alace . S. Ellis, b F .W . Aste 9 F. E. Lander, lbw, b F. W. Aste .......... 1 L. R. Glover, b F. W. A ste........................ 9 A. B. Layman, c F. W. Aste, b J. Aste 5 G. V. Sims, not out 0 B ................. ... 6 First Innings. F. W. Janson, b Sims F. H. Nelson, b Godfrey.., F. W. Aste, b S im s ........ F. M. Walker, run out .. J. Aste, b Godfrey ........ E. G. Turner, b Godfrey.., R. R. Stevens, b Sims ... H. C. Powell, b Godfrey ... W. L. Pare, b Sima ... H. A. Heath, not out A. A. Knight, b Godfrey., B 4, lb 3, nb 3 .. Second Innings. 2 b Sims................ 13 . 0 b Sims................14 7 b Sims................ 0 0 cLayman.bSims 8 1 b Sims................ 7 10 b Glover .........15 0 Ibw, b bims ... 1 , 0 b Sims................. 3 0 not out .......... l 0 b Sims................. 0 0 c and b Sims ... 1 10 B 12, lb 2 . nb 3 17 Total ... 30 Total... 80 ADDISCOMBE (2) v. NORTHBROOK (2) Played at Addiscombe on April 30. A ddiecom be . b F. F. Wiltshire, F o r d ........................ 8 N. Padgett, b East ... 0 W.Lemmon,c Foston, b East ................. 17 A. W. Cooper, c Cooper, b Ford ... 6 F. O. Grant, b East ... 0 H. Clark, not out ... 11 B. Martyr, c Foston, b Leeds ................. 0 N orthbrook . H. Leeds, e Weight- man, b Clark.......... 3 J. Fisher, b Grant ... 27 H. C. Cooper, b Lem­ mon :....................... 0 A. A. Kennard, c Roberts, b Clark ... 4 C. Kelly, b Lemmon 7 A. East, run out ... 11 W. G. Skipworth, c Cooper, b Purser ... 0 A. T. Weightman, t Leeds ................ D. M. Roberts, 1 East ................ J. Hall, c Leeds, 1 East........................ S. Purser, b Leeds . B 2, lb 1 ......... 3 Total W. C. Ford, b Pur­ ser ........................ 0 F. Leeds, c Grant, b Clark ................ 6 E. Wiltshire,bGrant 1 F. W. Foston, not out ........................ 5 B 2, w2 .......... 4 Total ' .......... 68 CRICKETERS.—Prizes value £100 offered for competition during 1892. Special Score Forms 2d. per dozen.—Geo. G. Bussey & Co., Peckham Bye Winners published weekly in C ricket .— Advt. ERRATICS v. CANE HILL ASYLUM. Played at Coulsdon, Surrey, on April 30. E r r a t ic s . A. Meller, b Crauford 7 C. Wilson, b Crau­ ford ........................... 10 A. F. Clarke, c Love­ lock, b Sholl ......... 3 L. Montezuma, c Crauford, b 8 hoU... 30 J. M. Capel, c Sholl, b Tripp........................... 19 S. Cheesman.b Smith 12 T. D. Lee, lbw, b Smith .................11 W. Burt, b Smith ... 2 A.Springett.bSmith 3 N. V. Norman, b Smith ................. P. Nash, not out ... Extras................. Total ...113 In the 8 econd Innings Meller scored, (not out) 9, Wilson, (not out) 29, Clarke, b Tripp 4, Lee, (run out) 9, Norman, b Tripp 0 : extras 8 — Total 59. C ane H ill JA sylum . Rev. J. C. Crauford, b Meller ................. l A. E. Stace, b Monte­ zuma ........................ 1 M. Tripp, b Meller ... 25 Dr. Pope, b Meller ... 13 H. Smith, run out ... 3 J. Finch, not out ... 20 H. B. Sholl, run out 5 T. Lovelock, c Wil­ son, b Cheesman 0 F. Crauford,cMonte- zuma.b Cheesman 0 A. Thomas, run out 0 W. Williams, b Montezuma.......... 0 Extras................. 6 Total ... 74 NORTHBROOK v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Lee on April 30. N orth brook . C. Pearse.bG. Martin 8 J.Dacres.cR.T.Grant b W. T. Grant ... 10 A.Phillips, b F.Perrin 14 A. H. Smith, b F. Perrin .................51 Horace Taylor, not out .......... .......... 33 8 . Abbott, not out ... 5 B 8 , lb 2 .............10 Total ...131 C. O. Springthorpe, W. D. Butler, C. A. Hooper, H. N. Smith, and Vernon Smith did not bat. Innings declared finished. A ddiscom be . W.T.Grant, b Vernon Smith ................. 6 E. R. Jensen, b Ver­ non Smith .......... 2 A. Malden, b A. H. Smith ................. 1 B. T. Harland, b Ver­ non Smith .......... 8 G. Martin, b Vernon Smith ................. 0 T. B. Marshall and R. L. Grant did not bat. P. AlJen, not out ... 14 E. Alien, b Vernon Smith .................io N. Cutler, c Dacres, b C. Pearse ........... 4 F. Perrin, not out ... 21 B 1,1b 2 .......... 3 Total ... 64 STOICS v. SOUTHGATE. Played at Southgate on April 30. S outhgate . F. P.Francis, c BorraB.B. Hill,b Westhorp E. Jiggins, lbw, b W. 1 daile, b W. J. Hay­ craft ........................ 19 J. Haycraft .......... A. Walker, not out 20 C. T. Ewart, b Wes9 thorp........................ E. S. Horner, b W. J. 5 A. E. White, b Wes­ thorp ................. 6 Haycraft................. 9 A. Jenkins, c J. S. A. Jukes, b Westhorp 3 Haycraft, b W. J. A. L. Ford.c Brabner, Haycraft................. 0 b W. J. Haycraft... 0 Extras ... .......... 12 A. Massey, b W. J. — Haycraft................. 0 Total .......... 84 S to ics . O. B. Borradaile, b Jiggins .................21 J. S. Haycraft, b Francis .................34 C. S. Knight, b Ford 16 J. Westhorp,b Walker 22 A. W. Rammell, not out ........................44 C. S. B. Higgs, b Walker ................. H. B. Hebert, b Francis ................. W.J.Haycraft,notout Extras................. Total ...161 J. Manning, W. G. Brabner, and F. Gordon did not bat. HONOR OAK v. CLAPTON. Played at Clapton on April 30. H onor O a k . Geo Harrison,not outll 6 T. Dickason, c Bruce, b Sansun....................20 T. Foster, c Waterer, b Denham _7, F. Lett, H. Holford. F. H. Huish, T. Swain, B. Kenyon and C. H. Mayo did not bat. Innings declared closed. C Skipwith.bDenham 8 j ‘ H.Warren.not out 25 Extras................. 9 Total C lapto n . W. Low, b Mayo ... 8 B. Bruce, b Mayo ... 4 S. A. Asser, c Skip- w ith,bM ayo........... 6 F. Waterer, run out 0 H. Denham, b Mayo 8 J. H. Douglas, bMayo 2 T. Hood, c Kenyon, b H arrison................. 7 T. Sansun, not out 11 Stafford, b Harrison 1 Stevens, b Mayo ... 2 Richardson, b Mayo 1 Extras................. 5 Total ... 55 UPPER CLAPTON—CAPTAIN’ S V ICE -CAPTA IN ’S X II. X II Played at Upper Clapton on April 30. V ice -C a pta in ’ s XII. A. B.Hutt.b Sowerby 2 P. A. Irby, b Sowerby 5 W. W.K. Robinson, b Sowerby ................. 3 P. Nell, c Osmond, b S ow erty................. 2 E. N. Livermore, retired ................. 7 F. Gooch, b Sowerby 0 A.A.Parkin.c Homer, b Barham .......... 6 E. A. Homer, b Burn 1 B. H. Paunell (V.C.) b Osmond ..........10 J.Norton.b Sowerby 12 J. Parnham, not out 6 W. B. Norton, b Osmond ..........10 B 1, w 2.......... 3 Total , 67 C a pta in ’ s XII. A.B. Osmond,c Liver­ more, b Homer ... 9 A. K. Burn, c Homer, b Nell ................. 6 E. J. Miroy, retire 1 13 W. J. Sowerby, b Nell 6 J. B. Mapon, b Nell... 5 H. E. Barham, b Robinson................ 5 E. Crabb, c Robinson, b Dymock ..........16 J. 8 . Tekell, c Liver­ more, b Dymock .. 0 E. C. Homer, c Par­ kin, b Dymock ... 1 J. Fox (Capt.), c Par­ kin, b Dymock ... JO H.Gunson.b Dymock 6 F. Norton, not out 1 B 4, w 2 .......... 6 Total 84 CROYDON v. SPENCER. Played at Wandsworth on April 30. C roydon , H. R. Groom, c sub , b Jackson................. 1 R. Biscoe, b Wood ... 6 C.W. M. Feist, runout 1 A. C. Dent, lbw, b Jackson ................. 0 J. A. Archer, st Lister, b Jackson................ 82 S. J. Ching.b Jackson 24 W. H. Bagott, b Jack­ son ........................ 9 R. Castle,rb Balch ... 1 A. Lister, b Turner ... 4 H. W. Wheeler, b Tur­ ner ........................ 3 G. Jackson, b Turner 7 L. Wood, b Balch ... 0 J. C. Larkin, b Turner 8 E. Elkington, run out 4 L. J. Turner, b Jack­ son ............................. 0 J. C. Neech, c and b Jackson................. 1 E. H. Balch, c Wheeler,bJackson 16 N. Lavers, not out 1 B 13, lb 1 ..........14 T o ta l..........105 G.Underhill,c Feist, b B alch ................. o B.W.Larkin.bl urner 15 H. Mogg, not out ... 3 J. Furner, b Turner 4 B 6 , lb 4 ..........10 Total 19 CROYDON v. SPENCER, Played at Croydon on April 30. S pe n c e r . B. Cox, b Meesenger 40 H. Latham, b Wicks 14 D. Langridge, b Mes­ senger ................. 0 R. B. Watts, c Dal- gliesh, b Messenger 9 R. Mana,bMessenger 1 A. Gadston.b Watson 1 A. Anderson,bWicks 22 C roydon . H.Meecock, b Wicks 1 H. toewbronner, c May, b Archer ... 1 S. Stevens, not out l M.Vickery, c Archer, b W ick s................. 0 B 11, lb 1, w l ... 13 Total ... ...103 C. G.May.bLangridge 80 G. F. Long, c Watts, b Latham................ 10 A. Warren, b Latham 2 W. J. K. Flinton, c Watts, b Gadston... 4 C. P. Wicks.bLatham 1 J. Messenger,cWatta, b Langridge .......... 1 R. Archer, run out... 12 A. Hill, b Mann.......... 6 T.A. Watson,not out 10 R. D. Da'gliesh, run out ........................ l A.V. Straker.not out 10 B ........................ 7 Total ... 94 M r . A. N. H ornby opened the season, on Saturday, with a score of 35 for Manchester v. Bolton at Old Trafford. % “ U n iversity C r ick et ” w ill be critically dealt with in CRICKET during the summer term.