Cricket 1892

140 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 19, 1392 CRYSTAL PALACE v. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL.—Played at Crystal Palace on May 12. S t. B arth olom ew ’s H o sp ita l. T.W. Dixon,b Stevens C. W. Newington, b Steven r ................. R.W.Martin.bStevens A. H. Skey, b Cosens E. H. Fryer,bStevens C. Provis, c Colgrave, b C osens................. F.H.Nimmo,b Cosens A. H. Hay, c Baker, b Stevens .......... A.H. Norris.b Cosens A.G.Calvert,cCosene, b Stevens .......... C. E. Mercer, not out B ........................ Total F. W. Janson, c New­ ington. b Fryer ... 33 F. H. Nelson, run out 13 A.J.L. Payne,b Fryer 0 II. Baker, b Dixon ... 13 S. Colman, c Fryer, b S key........................162 H. Aste, b Dixon ... 22 O.Colgrave,cCalvert, b Martin.................32 .T. Willicks. b Dixon 19 E.H.Lulham,run ont 10 R. R. Stevens.not out 3 G. Cosens, b Nimmo 0 B 44, lb 7. nb 2 ... 03 Total ...360 KENSINGTON PARK v. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on May 14. K ensington P ark . R. F. A. Orr, b Beachcroft .............88 A. G. Ewbank, b Marshall.................. 0 \V. E. Holdship, b Beachcroft ..........18 M. A. Nicolas, c Tench, b Marshall 59 L W . Tapell, b Marshall................. 31 E. S. Blois, b Beach- Total croft........................ 2 L. Nubey. c Morni- ment,b Beachcroft 0 M id d l e s e x H o s p it a l , E. F. Currey, b N ew ton ................. B. Lockhart, b Newton ................. R. D. Holtz, c and b Marshall................. M. H. Routledge, not out ........................ B ........................ ...232 N. Thomas, lbw, b Abney ................. 3 K. Herring, b Hold­ ship ......................... 3 C. Bascombe, b Abney ................. 0 F S. Beachcroft, not out ........................16 S. E. Tench, cTapell, b Holdship .......... 2 S. Marshall, b Abney 4 R. H. Morniment, not out ................. 0 B ......................... 1 Total The rest did not bat. CLAPTON v. WILLESDEN.—Played at Clapton on May 14. W il l e s d e n . H. J. Rogers, b San- s u m ........................26 A. G. Thomas, b Bishop ................. 9 A. S. Dorton, b San- s u m ........................ 0 A. D. Saunders, not out ........................ 8 B 10, lb 3 ..........13 J. Major Lucas, c Low, b Bishop ... 5 H. J. Brown, b Asser 16 C. S. Marshall, b Asser........................ 9 W. Harrower. c Mc­ Ewen, b Bishop ... 8 L. Rogers, b Asser ... 2 A. O. Breeds,b Bishop 2 H. Reynolds, b San- sum ........................33 C lapton . Total ...131 V. A. Bishop, b Lucas 0 W. Low, b Brown ... 6 8. A. Asser, not out... 12 A. Dodson, b Lucas .. 17 J. E. Sansum, Brown .......... , L b ................. Total 1 ... 1 .. 37 B. S. Waterer, .T. W. McEwen. H. G. Skottowe. F. A. Rodick, G. Mazengarb, andR. M. Walker did not bat. SOUTHGATE v. GRYPHONS—Played at South­ gate on May 14. G r y p h o n s . A.Cosens, b Ford ... 18 J. F. Graham, c Harris, b Ford ... 6 R e v . A.. C. Scott, c Harris, b Bryan ... 13 J. A. Lyon, b Bryan 1 L. H. Taylor, c A. L. Kemp, b Bryau ... 0 A. J. Meissncr, c A. L. Kemp, b Ford... 0 J. W. Mays, c Berke­ ley, b Bryan.......... J. G. M. Rotertson, b Bryan ................. J. H. Titcomb.b Ford H. E. Batty, b A. L. Kemp ................. H. Hardy, not out ... B 4, lb 1 .......... Total ... 71 SOUTHOATE. S. F. Kemp, c Lyon, b Scott ................. 7 A. E. White, b Scott 14 F. Bryan, b Cosens... 40 A. L. Kemp, not out 51 F. P. Francis, lbw, b Cosens ................. 0 A. S. Harris, M. F. Berkeley, and E. C. Saunders did not bat. Hon.Dudley Pelham, b Cosens........ . ... 0 E. Jiggins, b Cosens 2 A. L. Ford, not out 4 Total ...121 I t was in error stated in last week’s C r ic k e t that Richardson played for the second eleven of Mit­ cham on the previous Saturday. He was one of the first eleven against Croydon. CLAPTON v. STREATHAM.—Played at Clapton on May 7. S t r e a t h a m . First Innings. Second Innings. Hon. W. G. Thesiger, b McEwen ...................... 29 b Waterer.......... 2 F. J. Dixon, b Waterer ... 4 b Waterer..........26 H. H. Scott, b Waterer ... 0 b Waterer.......... 2 W. S. Trollope, c and b Waterer ......................... 8 b Waterer.......... 0 W. Bird, b McEwen.........14 not out .......... 0 N. H. Pike, b McEwen ... 1 b Asser ........... 5 H W. Wilson, b Western 0 lbw. b Waterer... 2 N. O. Bailey, b Waterer ... 0 b Waterer.......... 3 H. Foster, b McEwen ... 0 b Asser ...........14 R. H. Flindt, not out... ... 11 b Denham........... 8 J. A. Doug as, c Robinson, b McEwen........................ 0 c Dodson, b Waterer........ 3 B 8, lb 1 ................. 9 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 Total .................76 C la p t o n . First Innings. T otal... 75 R. R. Bruce, b Flindt 11 J. H. Robinson, c Bird, b Douglas ... 4 S. A. Asser, cScott,b Dixon ................. 6 H.B.Denham.bDixon 21 P. R Waterer, c Bird, b Dixon .......... ... 5 .T.H.Douglas b TMindt 1 R.M. Walker,b Flindt 0 A. Dodson, c Scott, b F lin d t................. 0 •T.WM cEwe^Flindt 10 G. Mnzengarb, b FUndt ................. 3 R. H. Walbancke, not out ................. ... R L b ........................ 1 Total 65 In tbe Second Innings Robinson scored fnof, nut) P,Denham (not out) 18, McEwen, c Bird, b Thesiger 4; b 2, lb 1—Total, 33. UXBRIDGE v. LONDON HOSPITAL.—Played at Uxbridge on May 14. L ondon H ospital . S. Birt. b Woods .. 65 A. B. Fry, c Taylor, C .C. Webb, c Miles, b Moss ................. 3 b W o o d s ................. 5 G. P. Chappel, b A. CroBsman, c Woods ................. 0 Pherriff, b Miles ... 0 W. Shuttfir.b Woods 4 S. E. Dartnell, c sub, A P. Gibbons, c b Miles ................. 12 GumbreH, b Moss 0 W. Bower, b Wood- E. Chichester, b bridge ................. 2ft Woods ................. 1 W. E. Fry, not out ... 29 B 19, lb 3 .......... 22 Total ............. 169 U x b r id g e . G. H. Woodbridpe*. c G. C. Gumbrell, c Onssman. b Birt n Shutter, b Birt • 4 W. Tt. Collin*, b Birt 78 H. Murray Sherriff, R. M o cr. b Birt......... 10 b Birt ................. 0 W. H. Miles, c Bower, E. Thatcher, run b Birt ................. 24 o u t ........................ 6 Woods, b Chappel ... 4 C. E. Stevens, not E. Fielder, c A. B. o u t ........................ 22 Fry, b Birt .......... 25 B 2, nb 1 .......... 3 J. F. W. Taylor, b — W ebb........................ 13 Total ..........189 WEST WTCKHAM v. BLACKHEATH.—Played at West Wickham on Mav 14. W est W ickh am . G. P. Clarke, c ParE. G r i p p e r , c sons, bIsaacs......... 0 Hutchinson, b A. Robinson.b Carver 1 Mason ................. C Rev. A. F. Bird, c V. Thomasset, b Mason, h Tsaacs ... 24 Carver ................. 5 G. Bird, b Isaacs 11 H. G r ip p e r , c A. H. H^nrv, c BarHutchinson, b row. b Fegan......... 43 Vegan ................. 1 P. C. Baker, b Carver 3 C F. Thomson, not A. Baker, c Robertout ........................ 13 son, b Hubbard ... 3 B 4,1b 1 .......... 5 B la c k h ea th . First Innings. Total ...109 A. Tiubbard, b G. E. P. Parsons, c B ir d ........................ 4 P. C. Baker, b II. Mason, b Thomas- Thomassot .......... 1 eet ....................... 0 C. J. Carver, not out 3 H. Christ.^pherson, c E. P. Isaacs, b and b Thomasset... 0 Thomasset .......... 0 R. S. Barrow, b R. A. Fegan, c Thomasset ......... 3 Thomasset, b G. D. Robertson, b G. B ird ........................ 9 B ir d .......... .......... 1 B ........................ 6 G. Hutchinson, run — out ........................ 6 Total ........ 33 Tn the Second Innings A. Hubbard scored (not out) 10. R S. Barrow, b Robinson 2, G. Hutchinson, b A. F. T;ird 9, t3. P. Parsons, c. G. Bird, b Clarke 23, C. J. Carver, b Clarke 24, E. P. Isaacs, b Thomasset 0 ; b8, lb 4—Total, 80. O n Saturday last at Addiscombe, in match against Bromley, Bromley won by 5 runs. Bromley 70; Addiscombe 65. The wicket was altogether against run-getting. W. G. Beech, for Bromley, took seven wickets for 15 runs. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1892. (Continuedfrom last number.) With seven old choices remaining left there is every reason for D u lw ic h C o l ­ leg e to look forward to a successful season. Of last year’s eleven there are left F. D. Browne, who is captain this year, S. Douglas, N. Miller, S. Jordan, J. R. Gillingham, F. Gil­ lingham, and W. H. Edwards. The first six of these will form a strong batting foundation. Of the new men there are, as batsmen, Ricketts, Fry, Campbell, Ransford, Abbott, and Brooks, who have all shown promising form. As bowlers Jordan, Edwards, andJ. R. Gillingham are left. Of the new lot, the most promising seem to be Collis, Hurlbatt. and Mahon. There are two very fairly good wicket-keepers in Ricketts and Abbott. The weakest point at present is the fielding, which will have to be considerably improved. G. 6. Raikes, who has been in the Eleven since 1888, will have eight other members of last year’s S h rew sbury S chool team to assist him this summer. The first of these, J. Burro’igh, got his colours in lb90; the others,W. Rushton, A. Rauthmell, A. Leggett, E.-Rose, H. Leggett, W. Auden, and R. T. Smith, last season. With nine old choices the prospects seem to be very encouraging. In addition, there is a very promising Colt in Alexander, from Ipswich Grammar School. The professionals are F. Whitelaw and Hingley, both of Notts. DULWICH COLLEGE. May 28—Dulwich, v. St. Paul's School June 1—Dulwich, v. Incogniti June 4—Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge School Jane 9—Dulwich, v. Masters June 18—Dulwich, v. Old Alleynians June 22—Dulwich, v. Crusaders June 25—Dulwich, v. Bedford Grammar School July 2—Brighton, v. Brighton College July 6—Dulwich, v. M.C C. July 13—Dulwich, v. Ne’er do-Weels WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. HANTS HOGS.— Played at Wellington on May 14. H a n ts H o g s . Oapt. Gatliff, c Mor- daunt, b Benson Major Spens, c Mor- daunt, b Beard ... 5 A.C.Richards, bBeard 15 B. C. Meeking, bRowe 2 Major Johnston, b Benson .................23 Capt.Wynyaid, cMor- daunt, b Benson ... 45 Capt.C.Knox,b Rowe 18 Capt. Cooper Key, c Raphael, b Rowe... 18 W e l l in g t o n First Innings. G.J.Mordaunt, b Richards R.H.Livesay.bCooper Key E. E. Forbes, c Spens, b Cooper Key ................. W. L. Wilson, c Wynyard, b Richards ................. T.H.Dashwood.bRichards O. O. Raphael, c Kni x, b R ichards........................ B. F. Deard, c Wynyard, b Richards....................... E. li. M. English, c Spens, b Richards ................. C.A.Kitchen,bCooper Key P.C.Rowe.candb Richards F. R. Benson, not out ... B 3, lb 3 ................. Total ................. H. Maturin, not cut 6 Capt.Clowes, absent 0 Hon. D. Carnegir, absent ................. 0 B 12, lb 1, w 1 ... 14 Total ..147 C o l l e g e . Second Innings. 46 hw, bSpens ...50 4 c Meeking, b Spens .......... 5 0 b Maturin.......... 5 0 st Meeking, b Wynyard ... 0 5 c sub., b Spens 1 0 not out ..........20 14 lbw, b Wynyard 0 0 b Spens .......... 8 3 c Maturin, b Wynyard ... 3 2 csub., b Maturin 12 2 6 B 6, lb 3, w 1 10 82 Total ...114 FETTES COLLEGE v. LASSWADE.—Played at Mavisbank on May 14. L a ss w a d e . A. O. McKenzie, not out ........................38 J. F.Bayley.c Simon, A. R. Don Wauchope, c Duguid, b Lawrie 5 A. S. Caldwell, c Lawrie,b Pritchard 43 A. N. Fleming, b Mather ................. 3 H. B. Tristram, b Pritchard ......... 39 A. M. Paterson, b Pritchard................ 0 H. F. Caldwell, c Gowans, b Lawrie 8 W. A. Sommerville and_J. Lamb did not tat Innings declared closed. b Paton G. Caldwell, out .......... Extras ... Total ... 11 not ... 10 ... 16 ...164