Cricket 1892

MAY 26,] 892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME; 155 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1892. RUGBY SCHOOL v. NHSWCOLLEGE (OXFORD)- —Played at Rugby on May 17. N e w C o l l e g e . R. T. Jones, run out 54 C. W. Little, b Slater 5 B L. Richmond, b Christopherson ... 69 E. A. St. Hill, not out 32 A. W. F. Rutty, c Warner, b Dowson 6 G. J. Mount, b Warnor ................. 4 K. Y. Orlebar, cNew- stead, b Warner ... 4 R u g b y S c h o o l . L. Caldecott, b Mar­ shall ........................ 0 G. H. Blore, b Warner ................. 4 E. B. Phipps, b Warner ................. 0 W. H. Wakefield, b Marshall................. 3 B 10, lb 3 ..........13 Total ...184 P. F. Warner, c Rutty, b Orlebar... 69 J. F. Marshall, c St. Hill, b Jones.......... 1 A. D.Dowson,c Jones, b Phipps................. 4 S. Slater, b Phipps... 0 R. W. Nicholls, b Jones ................. 0 G . P. Newstead, c Phipps, bOrlebar... 14 J. F. Rhoades, b Blore ................. 4 G. L. Pirie, c Blore, b Orlebar .......... 1 A. E. Slater, c Wake­ field, b Blore.......... 8 D. Christopherson, not out .................27 W. N. McClean, b Blore........................ 5 B 7, lb 2 .......... 9 Total ...142 WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. OLD WYKE HAMISTS.—Played at Wellington College on May 19. O l d W y k e h a m is t s . Rev. P. H. Feman- Capt. Lindley, b Ben­ son ........................ L. W . Rostron, c Da8hwood,bBea8on E.M.Sturges.cForbes, b Rowe ................. H. Awdry, b Benson G.H. Pile, b Beard ... J. S. Watney, b Ben­ son ........................ A. E. Hay, c Wilson, b Rowe ................. 10 dez, c Mordaunt, b Benson ................ 6 0. T. Perkins, b Mor- daunt ................19 J. Edmondson, b Mordaunt .........19 S. C. Watney,not out 1 B 18, lb 2 .........20 T o ta l.........168 W e l l in g t o n C o l l e g e . G. J. Mordaunt, b Awdry .................63 E. E. Forbes, o Fer­ nandez, b Awdry 20 R. O. H. Livesay, b Fernandez ......... 1 W. L. Wilson, b Fer­ nandez ................. 2 O. C. Raphael, b Fer­ nandez ................. 4 B. F. Beard,c8turges, b Fernandez.......... 2 T. H. Dashwood, lbw, b Awdry................. 1 E. R. M. English, c and b Sturges ... 61 C. A. Ketchen, b Awdry .................10 P. C. Rowe, c Awdry, b Sturge3 ..........17 F. R. Benson, not out 0 B 37, lb 5, w 1 ... 43 Total , ..227 KENSINGTON PARK v. YVERDONIANS.— Played at St. Qaintins Park on May 21. K e n s in g t o n P a r k . G. T. Campbell, c and b Robson................ Rev.A.G.B. Atkinson, b R obson................. L. W. Tassell, b Rob­ son ........................ A.D. Piper, b Sinclair C. G. Hildyard, b Sinclair ................. R. F. A. Orr, c sub., b Simson ..........118 C. A. Hooper, b Rob­ son ..........................35 N. C. King, b Robson 0 G. F. Campbell, not out ..........................19 B 11, lb 8 ............19 Total ........203 L. H. Taylor and C. S. King did not bat. Y v e r d o n ia n s . T. Causton, b T. Campbell .......... 9 P. A. Robson, b T. Campbell .......... 0 C. Reinold, not out 3 C. Macdonald, b T. Campbell .......... 0 A. S. Elmslie, b T. Campbell .......... 0 B ........................ 4 Bowley, c Taylor, b J. D. F*. Campbell ... 44 J. H. Sinclair, b T. Campbell................. 0 H.Simson, b T. Camp­ bell ........................ 6 S. G. Wilkinson, b T. Campbell................ 1 Hilton Price, c Atkin­ son, b T. Campbell 13 E.B.Thurston.runout 7 Total . 87 HORNSEY v. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS.— Played at Hornsey on May 21. H o r n s e y . J. Clarke, b Haycraft 3 A. E. TurbervUle, c Jackman, b Hay­ craft ........................10 G. P. Cox, b Marsden 2 G. H. Swinstead, b M arsden.................25 F. OrtoD, b Marsden 2 E. H. Bacmeister, c Marsden,bHutchin- sou ........................12 H a m p st e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . E. C. Jackman, b C. Hutchinson, b Clarke ................. 4 Clarke ................. 1 H. Wade, b SwinE. C. Marsden, c stead ........................ 0 White,bSwlnstead 5 A. Vigers, b Swln- W. J. Haycraft, not stead........................ 2 o u t ........................ 1 W. W. A’Deane, b A. H. Taylor, b Swiustead ......... 38 Swinstcad .......... 4 H. Tewson, c White, B 6 ,lb 2 .......... 8 b Swinstead ......... 9 — E. F. King, b Clarke... 7 Total .......... 87 C. E. Lee, DBacmeis­ ter ........................ 8 W. E. Manning, c Lee, b Marsden ... 0 J. Dempsey, b King 12 S. H. Nimmo, not out ........................19 H. White, b King ... 7 T. A. Nicholls, b Hutchinson.......... 2 B 25, lb 1, nb 1... 17 YORKSHIRE v. ESSEX. The Yorkshire Eleven won their first match of the season against Essex, commenced at Dews­ bury on Thursday, early in the afternoon of the second day. Lord Hawke was not playing for Yorkshire, but Essex was rather stronger than against Surrey earlier in the week, with Messrs. Johnson, Rowe, and Borradaile in place of Messrs. Womersley, Lang, and Taberer. Heavy rain had made the wicke s soft at the outset, and Uljett, who won the toss, put Essex in. Thanks to the good batting of Mr. Johnson, however, the latter made such a good start that by luncheon the score was 85 for five wickets. Imme­ diately on the renewalMr. Johnson was bowled and then the end soon came, the last half of the Eleven only adding 15 runs. Of 94 runs from the bat, Messrs. Johnson, Hailey, and Owen contributed 76. Mr. Johnson's 48 was a fine display of free cricket exactly suited to the conditions of the ground. In their turn Yorkshire began badly and the total was only 33 when the third wicket fell. Ulyett’s 39 was a useful score with some little luck, and perhaps the best cricket of the innings was when Wainwright and Fletcher, th« former of whom hit frbely, were together. On a drying wicket Essex, in a minority of 53, were placed at a great disadvantage. Still a good com­ mencement was made, and thanks to Mr. Owen and Burns 44 was up wilh only two batsmen out. Here Wainwright took the ball from Hirst and his bowling proved so effective that the eight out­ standing wickets only added 19 runs. Wain- wright’s figures were especially noteworthy. In 89 balls he took 5 wickets at a cost of only 19 runs, With on'y 11 to win Yorkshire sent in a part of its tail, and as the runs were got for the loss of two batsmen, Yorkshire won by eight wickets. E ss e x . First iDnings. Carpenter, c Wardall, b b Peel.............................. 7 Mr. A. S. Johnston, lbw, b Peel...............................48 Burns, c Hall, b Hirst ... 4 Mr. F. E. Rowe, Ibw, b H irst............................... 0 Mr. H. Hailey, b Peel ... 11 Littlewood, b Wainwright 1 Mr. H. G. Owen, not out 17 Mr. C. J. Kortwright, c Wardall, b Peel .......... 0 Mr. O. R. Borradaile, b Wainwright ................. 1 Mead, c Tunnicliffe, b Wainwright ................. 5 Pickett, run out................. 0 B 4, lb 2 ................. 6 BUTTON v . REIGATE HILL.—-Played at Reigate Hill cn May 21. S utton . First Innings. Second Innings. E. Windus, b Hobbs ... 5b Pawle ............ 4 F. Flemwell, c Welch, b Hobbs............................... 6b Pawle ............ 9 E. B. Cotton, lbw, b Welch 3b Hobbs ...........11 H. Ashworth, c Richard­ son, b Pawle ................46 o Howell, b Brockway ... 29 L. J. Paice, c Munro, b H obbs............................... 5not out .............18 A. Hyslop.not out .........42 c Watney, b Pawle .......... 0 W. H. Hope, c Watney, b Brockway .................... 3 st Watney, b Brockway ... 18 G. R. Blades, b Pawle ... 2 A. R. Jackson, b Pawle... 0 c Brockway, b Pawlo .......... 4 J. Nelson, b Brockway2 not o u t ......................... 5 E. Woods, run out ... 8 J. Gardner, b Welch ... 0 B 2, lb 5 ................. 7 B .......... 4 Total................. 129 R e io a t e H i l l . Total ...102 S. C. Watney, c Hyslop, b Cotton... 6 T. H. G. Welch, b Cotton ................. 0 W. E. Brockway, c Gardner, b Paice... 41 J. S. Watney, lbw, b Paice........................39 T. J. Richardson, b Paice........................11 N. Munro, b Cotton 0 C. Pawle, c Woods, b Cotton ................. 0 F. D. Watney, cAsh- worth. b Cotton ... Rev. T. H. Hobbs, b Cotton ................. J. Howell, b Paice ... M. Pawle, b Paice ... C. Fo8will, not out... B 5, lb 2................. Total ...108 HAMPTON WICK v. NORTHBROOK.- Hampton W ick on May 21. N o r t h b r o o k . -Played a Second Innings. b Wainwright ... 9 b Hirst................. 1 c Wardall, b Wainwright ... 20 c Wainwright, b P eel................. 4 b Wainwright... 2 c and b Peel ... 0 b P eel.................19 c Hunter, b Peel 5 b Wainwright .. 1 b Wainwright... 0 not out .......... 0 B l,lb 1.......... 2 Total .............. 100 Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Total , 63 Total ...111 Wainwright, c Hai­ ley, b Kortwright 37 Fletcher, not out ... 31 Hirst, b Kortwright 3 Hunter, b Mead ... 5 L b ........................ 2 Ulyett, c Hailey, b Mead....................... 89 Hall, b Pickett.......... 0 Wardall, c and b Pickett ................. 8 Peel, b P ickett.......... 6 Mr.A.Sellars.bPickett 14 Brown, b Pickett ... 2 Total ............ 153 Tunnicliffe, c Borra­ daile, b Mead.......... 6 In the Second Innings, Brown scored, (not out) 0, Tunnicliffe (not out) 2, Hirst b Pickett8, Hunter b Pickett 1.—Total, 11. BOWLING ANALYSIS E8SBX. First Innings. O. M. R. W. Peel .......... 29 15 36 4 ... Wainwright 16 4 28 3 Hirst .......... 15 4 25 2 ... Fletcher ... 3 1 5 0 Y orkshire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Pickett......... 27 9 68 5 ... Mead .......... 28 7 64 3 ... Kortwright... 6 3 11 2 Burns ..........5 1 8 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 18 7 26 4 ... 7.4 2 1* 5 ... 10 4 21 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 3 2 2 2 ... 3.2 1 9 0 A. H. Smith, c Bush, b Robinson ..........11 J. Dacres, b Biggs ... 38 W. G. Mitchell, c Wright, b Robinson 5 S. Abbott, c Bush, b Robinson................. 8 C. O. Bpringthorpe, b Biggs........................53 C. Pearse, c Jones, b B ush........................10 W. D. Butler, b Bush 7 A. C. Nixon, lbw, b Paice ....................18 O. A. Hooper, c Keel­ ing, b Paice......... 23 T. W. Blenkiron, b Bush ................... 16 Vernon-Smith, not out ......................... 8 B 4, lb 3, nb 1 ... 8 Total ...205 H a m p to n W ic k . J.W.Biggs, b Vernon- H. E. Pocock, c Ver- Smith-...................... 11 non-Smitb, b E.A. Bush, c Vernon- Pearse ................. 0 Smith, b Blenkiron 25 A.P.Keeling, not out 8 R. J. Sivers, c BlenkBateman, b Vernon- iron, b Vernon Smith ................. Smith ................. 0 38 A. H. Johnstone, c W, E. Robinson, c Vernon-Smith, b Vetnon-Smith, b A. Pearse ................. 0 H. Sm ith................. 23 H.CPaice, c Hooper, E. W. J. Wright, b b Pearse................ 3 Pearse ................. 16 B 12, lb 2, w 2 ... 16 E.H. Jones, b Vernon- — Smith ................. 1 Total .......... 41 W. H o u g h , playing for Radcliffe-on-Trent on Saturday, took five wickets (four bowled) of Notts Commercial with successive balls. R. P. W is e , playing for Eailestown against Cheetham on Saturday went in first and was not out at the end of the innings, having scored 54 out of 114. G o l d s m it h s ’ I n s t it u t e v . L o n g m a n ' s .— P la y ed a t N ew C ross on M ay 7, an d w on b y th e fo rm e r b y 1C9 runs. G .I., 122 (H. M u rrell 48, C . L a k e 27); L o n g m a n ’s, 13. G old sm ith ’s In s titu te v. P o ly te c h n ic (3) — Played at Wimbledon on May 21, and won by the formar. Scores—Goldsmith’s Institute, 115 for 5 wickets (W. Lymon not out 38) ; Polytechnic, 71. M a c l e a n , playing for Tooting-Graveney C.C. against the St. Joseph’s College on M ay 14, took four wickets for 5 runs, and Gregory three wickets for no runs. T h e N o r f o l k C r ic k r t A n w u a l f o r 1892.— Messrs. Jarrold and Sons, of Norwich, have just issued this annual, now in its fourth year, the compilation of Mr. Robin H. Legge. It gives exhaustive particulars of Norfolk cricket of every kind in 1891, including the full scores of the county matches, ayerages, &c., in addition to a great quantity of general information. A portrait of Mr. C. J. E. Jarvis, last year’s captain, furnishes an appropriate frontispiece. CRICKETERS— B e s t <-CCB« G o o d s City Agents — b e a r t h is M a r k . — A d v t. P a r t o n & L e s t e r , 94, Q u e e n St., C h e a p s id e .