Cricket 1892

MAY 19, 1892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY BECORD OP THE GAME, 138 M.C.C. & GROUND v. DERBYSHIRE. The Club gained another victory in this match, played at Lord’s on Thursday and Friday last. Both sides were representative, Mr. L. G. Wright and Hall being the only absentees of note from the ranks of the county. The M.C.C. Bide which included no less than eight pro­ fessionals, was captained by Lord Bawke, who returned from India two days before thematch. Winning the toss, the Club batted first on a good run-getting wicket. Lord Hawke and G. G. Hearne opened the innings, and took the score to 54, when the Yorkshire captain was bowled by Porter for 35. Mr. O’Brien and Barnes made a long stand at the fall of the third wicket. The amateur hit brilliantly, and scored 58 in as many minutes. Barnes played a good innings of 51, and Moorhouse and Martin also batted well. The innings closed for 274. Derby­ shire made a very bad start, the first four wickets going down for 11 runs. Hulme and Davidson took the score to 77, and played out time. The former was dismissed on resuming on Friday for a valuable contribution of 48, and two more wickets fell with 1 run added, btorer and David- Ron added G3 for the eight wicket, and the innings closed for 172. Storer took out his bat for 46. The visit »rs had perforce to follow-on, but did not do so well as in the first innings. Although seven of the side reached double figures, Bagshaw and Storer were the only batsmen who showed to advantage. The latter again batted in good style and was unlucky enough to be run out. The total reached 142, which left the M.C.C. 41 runs t-> obtain to win. These wero knocked of! with the loss of Mr. O’Brien, so that tbe Club won with nine wickets to spare. M.C.C. & Grounp. First Innings. G.G.Hearne, b Porter 30 Lord Hawko, b Porter 35 Gunn, b Porter.......... 5 Mr T. C. O’Brien, b Davidson.................58 Barnes, b Chatterton 51 Kawlin, c Bagahaw, b Porter ................. 2 Moorhouse, run out .. 39 Mr. A. E. Leatham, b Sugg ................. 5 Mead, b S u gg......... 0 Martin, c Evershed, b D avidson..........27 Sherwin, not out ... 16 B 3, lb 3 .......... 6 Total ...274 In the 8econd Innings Lord Hawke scored (not out) 29, Gunn, (not out) 1, O’Brien, b Hulme 9; extras 2—Total, 41. D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Chatterton, b Martin ... 2 b Mead .......... 10 Sugg, b M artin................. 3 b Martin .......... ‘2 Bagshaw, b Mead .......... 0 b Martin .......... 40 Mr. F. Evershed, b Martin 6 b Rawlin .......... 11 Hulme, b Rawlin ..........48 lbw, b Mead ... 1 Davidson, b Barnes......... 39 c and b Mead ... 15 Mr. S. H. Evershed, b Rawlin ........................ 0 b Rawlin ...........10 Thorpe, b Rawlin .......... 8 c and b Mead ... 0 Storer, not out ....................46 run out ...........33 Mr. R. G. Tomlinson, b Martin ................. ... 10 b Mead ... ... 14 Porter, b Barnes .......... 0 not out .......... 0 B 5, lb 5 .................10 B 5, lb 1 ... 6 Total .................172 Total ...142 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. & G r o u n d . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Davidson ... 33.4 12 72 2 ... ... 4 0 18 0 Hulme ... . . 21 8 75 0 ... ... 2.1 0 2 1 Porter ... . . 29 6 08 4 ... ... 6 2 19 0 Bagshaw . . 4 0 18 0 Sugg ... . . 9 2 24 2 Chatterton . . 10 2 26 1 D erbyshire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. 14. W. Martin... . . 29 7 67 4 ... ... 3) 11 43 2 Mead ... . . 9 3 20 1 ... ... 21.3 8 55 5 Rawlin... . . 26 10 48 3 ... ... 5 1 20 2 Hearne... . . 3 1 8 0 Barnes ... . . 16.1 7 21 2 ... ... 13 6 18 0 B. D. G od lon gton , playing for the Finchley Vacation C.C. v. Totteridge Park School on May 14, took seven wickets for no runs. The School total was 15. while the Vacation Club had a total of 105 for five wickets. Th e Clapton Wanderers, who last year played under the name of “ Ramsdown,” have got to­ gether a stronger list of matches than they have had in previous years. Among other well-known North London Clubs they play Stoke Newington. South Woodford, Hadley, Chigwell, Boro’ Road College, London College of Divinity, South West Ham, and Old Holloway Collegians. CRICKETERS.—Prizes value £100 offered for competition during 1892. Special Score Forms 2d. per dozen.—Geo. G. Bussey & Co.. Peckham Rye Winners published weekly in C ricket —Advt. RICHMOND v. BECKENHAM.—Played Beckenham on May 14. R ic h m o n d . at E. Evershed, c For­ ster,bJ. N. Noakes 0 W. J. B. Dodgson, c Clarke, b Noakes... 51 A. Holt, b Forster .. 3 E. B. Hill, lbw, b Forster .................45 A . S. Bull, not ou t... 31 N. Roberts, b North- c o t e ....................... 42 P. T. Wrigley, c Northcote, b For- s t e r ........................ 0 B e c k e n h a m . H. W. Forster, c Dunster, b Bull ... 37 C. W. Grant Wilson, b Bull .................38 C. Cooper, run o u t... 11 P. Northcote, et Wiigley, b Dunsterll3 Total ...260 G. J. Gulliver, c Wrieley.b Gunnery 23 H. Pearce and F. C. Chater did not bat. L. H. Gunnery, c Clarke, b Forster... 0 L. Dunster, c Wilson, b Forster................. 6 H. Baker, c Pearce, b N orthcote.......... 0 A. S. Baker, b North­ cote ........................12 B 8, lb 4, w 1 ... 13 Total ...206 J. N. Noakes, b Bull 18 W. F. Noakes, b Bull 0 A. Firth, not out ... 5 G. M. Clarke, notout 1 Lb 10, w 4..........14 GRANVILLE (LEE) v C5ARLTON PARK.- Played at Charlton Park on May 14, G ranville . J. Wilson, jun., run out ....................... 35 W. Morris, c Martin, b Allen ................. 0 A. S. Johnston, b Turner .................41 C. J. M. Godfrey, lbw, b M artin.................28 S. G. C. Starkey, c Turner, b Sargent 7 F. George, c Turrell, b M artin................. 5 W. Edwards,b Stap- loy ........................12 J P. Clarkson, b Sargent ................. 1 A. R. Layman, st Sargent, b Pease .. 13 A. L. Ryder, lbw, b S tapley.................16 G. C. V. Sims, not out ........................ 8 B 3, lb 1 .......... 4 C h a r l t o n P a r k . Total ...170 H. Stapley, not out 14 B 17, lb 3, nb 1... 21 H. E. Lawrence, not out ........................36 H. TurrelJ, b Sims ... 7 Capt. McCanlis, b Godfrey .................. 3 G. Turner, b Starkey 16 A. H. Pease, W. Martin, S, R. Sargent. F. G Allen, G. D. Whitfield, and A. J. Dodd did not bat Total ... 97 WIMBLEDON v. BLACKHEATH.—Played Wimbledon on May 7. B lackh eath . at H. R. Blaker, not out 31 H. C. Blaker, b Clap- ham ........................ 3 W. Escomb, b Clap- ham ................. ... 9 R. A. Fegan, c Ford,b Van Sommers ... 12 C. T. Carver, c Blake, b Clapham .......... 6 G. R. Hutchinson, b Clapham................. 0 N. Partridge, c H. Grundtvig, b Van Sommers................. J. F. Une, b Clap­ ham ...................... 3 T. H. W. Davies, c Blake, bClapham 5 W. D. Johnson, run out .....................10 H. Christopherson, c Van Sommers, b Oliver ........... 0 B 18, lb 3,nb 1 ... 22 Total ...103 2 W im bledo n . H. F. Grundtvig, notout .................28 B 20, lb 2,w2, nb 1...25 J. M. Ellis, b H. R. Blaker ................. 2 D. Ford, not out ... 71 H. Van Sommers, c Johnson, b H. C. Blaker ................51 E. L. Clapham, H. W. R. Gribble, H. Blake, C. Grundtvig, W. Holland, M. F. Clayton, and M. Oliver did not bat. Total ...177 WHITGIFT WANDERERS (2) v. SOU TH CROY­ DON.—Played at South Croydon on May 14. W h itg ip t W a n d e rers (2). E. R. Jensen, b Lang- ley-Smith................. G. B. Thwaites, b A. Farwig ................. J. P. Mollard, c and b A. Farwig................. E. G. Turner, b Langley-Smith H. V. Green, b Lang- ley-Pmith................ P. S. Youle, c John­ son, b A. Farwig ... J. C. G. Harrison, b Langley-Smith ... 5 R. S McCulloch,not out ........................18 A. G. Green, hw, b Langley-Smith ... 0 E. J. Cason, c and b Langley-Hmith ... 0 H. C. Fox.c Thomas, b Miles ................. 2 B 6, lb 2 .......... 8 S outh C roydon . Total P. Farwig, run out ... G. Thomas, b Harri­ son ........................ H. Miles, b Turner ... A. Farwig, c Youle, b Turner ................. W. H Johnson, run out ........................ B. Langley-Smith, c McCulloch, b Harri­ son ........................ C. W. Woolcott, c McCulloch, b Har­ rison....................... C. Von Berg, b Har­ rison ................. R. Williams, b Har­ rison ................. R. Farwig, b Turner A. Ardley, not o u t... B ........................ Tota .......... KENSINGTON v. SPENCER—Played at Eynham Field on May 14. K ensington . W. E. Bloomer Jackson .......... Salmon, b Castle E. H. Shand, Elkington H. R. Payne, not out 20 W.A.Watson.notout 13 14 15 ..165 E. V. Gardner, b Elkington ..........20 F. M. Wheatley, b F.lkington ......... 21 C. E. Bloomer, c Elkington,b Castle 11 E. Hemingway, b Castle ................. 0 G. R. Jenner, run out 13 G. Plewman, c Brad­ ford, b Elkington 0 Innings declared closed. S pencer . R. Castle, c Watson, b Wheatley ..........23 B. Cox, b Salmon ... 30 G. Jackson, not out 13 G. Sturgon, run out 0 L. Wood, st C. E. Bloomer,b Sa'mon 37 It. W. Larkin. H. Mogg, S. Bradford, G. Under­ hill, and R. Spelch did not bat. B 9, lb 6 Total E. Elkington, out ............... B 6, lb 5 Total .. not ,.120 CRYSTAL PALACE v. Crystal Palace on May C r y s ta l J. H. T. Welch, b J. A ste........................16 Lockwood, c Nelson, b J. Aste................ 0 S C. Watney, b W illocks.................31 J. W. Roffoy, c Wool- loton, b Htevens ... 18 Rev. T. H. Hobbs, b F. W. A s to ......... 2 J.S.Watney,stBaker, b Fox........................ 0 R eigate . REIGATE.—Played at 14. P alace . P. D. Pawle, c W il­ locks, b J. Aste ... 7 P. R. Hardman, c Willocks, b J. Aste 3 F.D.Watney,bJ.Ante 1 J. Abraham, bJ.Aste 0 J.C. Morrison.not out 0 B 14, lb 3 ..........17 Total ... 95 F. H. Nelson, b Lock- wood........................ 0 G. E. Bicknell, c J. S. Watney, b Lockwood .......... 3 C. J. M. Fox, b Lock­ wood ........................ 0 C. Mitchell, c Pawle, b H ardm an......... 61 J. Dives, b Lockwood 6 H. Baker,c Abraham, b Morrison .......... 0 J. Aste, b Lockwood F. W. Aste. c Lock­ wood, bMorrison .. A. W. Gardner Wool- loton, notout......... : J.\Villocks,bAbraham R. R.Stevens.cWelch, b Hardman B 5, lb 6, nb 5 ... 16 Total ..129 HORNSEY v. LONDON SCOTTISH.-Played at Hornsey on May 14. L ondon S cottish . J. A. H. Macnair, b G. H. Swinstead... 0 F. G. Anderson, run out ........................12 J. Fleming, not out 1 Pelham H i l l , o Bacmeister.b G. H. Swinstead .......... 4 B Hume, b F. H. Swinstead B .......... 0 . 13 B. E. Figges, b F. H. Swinstead .......... 3 E. P. Simpson, c Clarke, bG.H. Swin­ stead ........................ 5 Sir Wm. Russell, b J. C laike.................16 A. F. Dennistoun, o Furniss, b G. H. Swinstead ..........13 E A. Bennet.c Orton, b G. H. Swinstcad 0 H. J. R. Pope, b J. Total ..........68 Clarke ................. 1 H o r n se y . W. B. Casson, b Pope 0 J. A. E. Hickson, b E. J. Ramsey, b Pope 2 F. H. Swinstead, c Figgea, b Russell... 7 B. F. Furniss, b Pope 4 G. n. Swinstead, not Total out ................. ...120 E. H. Bacmeister, F. Orton, H. Jeff, and E. W. Nicholls did not tat. Dennistonn ..........25 J. Clarke, not out ... 43 B 10, lb 2 ..........12 ...213 UPPER CLAPTON (2) v. TOTTENHAM (2).— Played at Upper Clapton on May 14. U pper C lapton . A. A. Parkin, not out 10 P. Nell, not out ... 3 E. J. Miroy, b Bond 4 J. Parnham, o Shell- bourne, b Bond ... 2 H. Gunson, b Bond... 20 E. B. Wells, b Bond 6 B 5, lb 1, w 1 Total ... 51 A. H. Pannell, P. G. Wolf, R. S. Cushing, E. A. Homer, and H. Twelvetrees did not bat. T ottenham . G. Bell, not out ...59 W.J. Messum.notout 50 C. E. Walters, cGun­ son, b Nell ..........26 J.H.Stacey,b Gunson 3 B 11, lb 1 Total 12 .. 150 Innings declared closed. F or Croydon v. Norwood, played at Croydon on May 14, W. H. Bagott scored 64 runs and took 6 wicket 8 for 36 tuds.