Cricket 1892

JUNE 2, J892 CBICKElf: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 173 Cooper played the stonewaH game, and after defending his wicket for 75 minutes was run out with only 4 runs to his credit. At one time he was batting for nearly an hour without making a run. The others adopted a freer and more suit­ able style, and Messrs. Jackson, Hill, and Gay met with some success. Owing to an injury to his bowling hand in stopping a hit of Lord Hawke on the first day, Mr. Bromley Davenport was unable to bat, so that the University were one short. Yorkshire required 135 to win. and by the fine cricket of Lord Hawke, Hall, and Ulyett the runs j weie hit off in two hours for the loss of 3 wickets. Lord Hawke hit in most brilliant fashion and iu twenty-five minutes scored 40 of the first 51 runs. Ulyett assisted Hall to carry the score to 113, when the latter was run out. He batted more freely than is usually the case, and there was no mistake in his 47. Ulyett was caught with the total at 120, but Mounsey and Mr. Frank soon knocked off the runs still wanting, leaving York­ shire with a very creditable victory. Mr. Bromley Davenport’s bowling was greatly missed by the University at the end of the match. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . N e x t S ix t e e n . First Innings. Second Innings. S . N. Perkins, bJ. Douglas 12 ~st Gowans, b J. Douglas.......... cCooper.bStreat feild................. run out .......... if. A. Fryer, b Streatfeild 12 E. Stogdon, run out.................................21 R.S.Nicholson.cJ, Douglas, b Pope ......................... 9 b Pelham W. M. Allen, c Foljambe, b Streatfeild .........................................12 V. F. Leese, b S cott................................ 4 E. Field, c Gowans, b Pel­ ham ...............................33 J. C. Bevington, b Pelham 12 K. S. Ranjitainhji, run out 0 E. J. Whitting, hw, b J. Douglas ........................ 3 A. A. Sully, b Streatfeild 11 C. Heseltiue, b P«lham ... 10 A. H. Marshall, b Pelham 0 b Streatfeild c Pope, b Pelham 58 c Folj imbe, Pelham ... b Jones lbw, b Pope LEICESTERSHIRE v. CHESHIRE. Though there was no great disparity at the end . ®f Monday’s play at Leicester, Leicestershire’s 67 i tail performed so well on the following morning j that a success was assured. The last four 2 i wickets, indeed, added 141, of which number Mr. 2 Joyce, of Guy’s Hospital, contributed 54 in forty i minutes by vigorous hitting. Thanks to the 6 good cricket of Mr. Holden and Wright. Cheshire just managed to avert an innings defeat, and 0 . Leicestershire won yesterday with nine wickets to spare. Neither Captain was able to play, Mr. de Trafford being absent from the Leicestershire and Mr. H. R. Bromley-Davenport from the Cheshire eleven. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. First Innings. Mr. N. C.Cooper.cHunter, b Wainwright................. Mr. W. Martin-Scott, c Hall, b Peel ................. Mr. D. L. A. Jephson, c Hunter, b Peel .......... Mr. J. Douglas, c Hawke, b Peel... * ........................ Mr. F.S.Jackson.cHawke, b Peel............................... Mr. G. J. V. Weigall, b Wainwright ................. Mr. V. H. Leese, b Wain­ wright ........................ Second Innings, 0 run out .......... 9 lb w , b Wain­ wright .......... 40 b Wainwright... 20 st Hunter, b Wainwright ... 2 c Wainwright, b Peel................. 3 b P eel................. R. L. Leigh-Glare, st Gowans, b Pelham ... 7 L. D. Frere, c Tollemache, b P ope............................. 8 C. F. Blain, not o u t ..........15 B 9, lb 1 ................. 10 Total b Pope................. b Cooper .......... b Pope................. c Foljambe, b Streatfeild ... c Scott, b Streat­ feild ................. b Streatfeild ... not out .......... B 11, lb 2 ... Total ...363 162 F ir s t T w e l v e , First Innings. R. N. Douglas, c Field, b Leigh-Clare ................ N. C. Cooper, c Frere, b B la in ............................... W. Martin-Scott, c Field, I b Leigh-Clare................ J, Douglas, cRanjitsinhji, b Nicholson ....................15 cField.b Perkins 92 i P. H. Latham, c Frere, b B la in ..................................42 Second Innings. 7 b Leigh-Clare ... 55 7 lbw, b Heseltine 13 2 b Leigh-Clare ... 16 W arren.c Bretherton, b Bennett ...........59 Mr. A. Lorrimer, b Bennett ................. 8 Chapman, b W ood­ ward .......................... 21 Pougher, b Brown ... 17 Finney, b Brown ... 17 Tomlin, c Davenport, b Woodward............3( Mr.D.Lorrimer.cGray- son, b Bretherton... ! In the Second Innings Warren scored b Brown 0, Chapman (not out) 2, Holland, (not out) 0 —Total, 2 . C h e s h ir e . Holland, not out ... 12 Mr. J. Joyce, c Dav­ enport, b Wood­ ward....................... 54 Mr.W. Arnall, c Ben­ nett, b Bretherton 14 Walton, c Brown, b Bretherton ......... 8 B 5, lb 9, nb 1 ... 15 Total ...259 0 st Huntley, P eel.......... Mr. A. J. L. Hill, c Hall, b Peel ...............................44 b Hirst Mr. H R. Bromley-Daven­ port,c Hill, b Fletcher... 2G Mr. C. G. Pope, run out... 13 Mr. L. H. Gay, not out ... 18 E .C. Streatfeild, c Blain, b Nicholson ................. c Marshall, Heseltine c Marshall, Heseitine b ...105 B 12, lb 1 Total , 13 ...188 absent (hurt) ... b Wainwright... not out................. L b .......... ... Total ...100 Y o r k s h ir e . First InDings. Tunnicliffe, b Hill ... Fletcher, c Douglap, bJackson .......... Hirst, c Weigall, b H ill........................ Hunter, not out ... B ........................ Lord Hawke, b Jack­ son ........................45 Hall, c Gay,bJackson 9 Ulyett, c Gay.bDoug- las ........................ 20 Mouneey, c sub.bHill 15 Mr. S. W. Frank, c Pope, b Douglas ... 2 Peel, b Jackson.........45 Total Wainwright, c Wei­ gall, b Hill ......... 0 In the Second Innings Lord Hawke scored c Cooper, b Douglas 40, Ilall (run out) 47, Ulyett’, c Jackson, b Hill 31, Mounsey (not out) 10, Frank (not out) 6 ; b 2-T otal, 136. ’ DJl BOWLING ANALYSIS. A. O. Jones, c Field, S u lly ............................... 9 not out Hon. M. G. Tollemache, c Field, b Ranjitsinhii ... 10 not out C. G. Pope, c Sully, b Leigh-Clare .................36 G. T . Foljambe, b Leigh- Clare ........................ ... 6 J. Gowans, b Nicholson... First Innings. Mr. C. Holden, c Warren, b Walton ........................24 Pointon, b W alton .......... 4 Mr. J. F. H. Grayson, c Finney, b Pougher ... 20 Davenport, ru n ou t..........26 Wright, c A. Lorrimer, b Arnall............................... 6 Woodward, c Pougher, b Walton ........................19 Robson,c Pougher, b Wal­ ton ............................... 12 Mr.J.Ravenscroft.not out 15 Brown, c Finney,b Walton 2 Mr.J.Bretherton.bPougher 12 Bennett,cArnall.bPougher 0 B 1,1b 3 ................. 4 Second Innings. b Arnall ... b Pougher... , 25 . 7 c Chapman, b Pougher......... 2 c Arnall,bFinney 14 c D. Lorrimer, bPougher ... 25 c Tomlin, b Finney ..........14 c Holland, b Ar­ nall ................. 10 c and b Poughcr 8 b Pougher.......... 2 not out .......... 8 lbw, b Arnall ... 0 Lb .......... 1 J. B. Pelham, not out B 10,lb 2 .......... Total .......... . 0 , 12 ...154 c Bevington, Nicholson , 5 B 36,1b 3, w l 40 Total ...365 KENSINGTON PARK v. UNIVERSITY COL­ LEGE SCHOOL.—Played at St.'Quintin’s Park on May 28. K e n sin g t o n P a r k . Pougher. Walton .. Arnall .. Joyce .. Tomlin .. Total .................144 BOWLING ANALYSIS, C h e s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Total..........116 , 35.2 18 31 29 C a m b r id g e . First Innings. Peel Wainwright 30 Hirst ..........18 Fletcher ... 11 O. M. R. W. 38.2 16 59 5 Second Innings. M. R. W. C. G. Hildyard, Westhorp W. E. Ho’dship, W c s t h o r p , Richardson ... W. J. Tassell, Richardson ........... 1 E. S. Blois, c and b Richardson ......... 21 |C. S. Long-Innes, b ! Richardson ......... 0 |C. Macdonald, c Groves, b Edwards 18 |M. A. Nicholas, b Westhorp ..........29 U n iv e r s it y C o l l e g e S c h o o l . 10 66 7 34 6 16 O. 30 29 0.1 Y o r k sh ir e , First Innings. O. M. R. W. Bromley- Davenport 5 1 17 0 Jackson ... 25.3 10 43 4 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. R. F. A. Orr, Westhorp .......... 15 R. W. Jackson, not out ........................18 B. J. Southey, b Westhorp .......... 8 D. E. Lockhart, b Richardson ......... 0 A. Hchneidcr, not out ........................ 0 B 18. lb 1 , nb 1 ... 20 3 ... . 5 ... . 7 11 15 1 ... . 7 2 18 0 3 2 5 0 FiD ney L e ic e s t e r s h ir e Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 11 37 5 1 84 0 24 10 16 3 16 Total ...190 E. R. Edwards, Tassell, b Hold­ ship ........................ H. M. Von Berg, c Tassell, b Jackson C. H.McCarthyJones, b Holdship ......... R. S. Hall.b Holdship W. G. Lipscombe, bJackson .......... G. H. Groves, b Holdship................ H. J. Morton, c and b Holdship................. D. H. Bayley, b Jack­ son ........................ E. S. Westhorp, not out ........................ F. Eastman, b Hold­ ship ........................ A. M. Dawson, run out ........................ P. Richardson, b Jackson ................. B 6,1b 2 .......... Total .......... Douglas ... 14 Pope ..........12 MartinScott 3 Hill ... ... 10 0 ... ... 0 .......... 4 .......... Jephson 11 6 6.3 12 1 M e ss r s . BARMCorrand Pearce, of Taunton, have published a penny card for recording results of First Class County Cricket in 1892, which should be of use to cricketers. It is very simple and neatly arranged as well as of handy size. It is 1892 ^ lance t0 First Class County Cricket Every cricketer should send 7 stamps to the office of this paper for this year’s C r ic k e t C a l e n d a r (24th year of issue). It contains chief i . t e , ? ' 8 £,«corinR marked the last of the Breth rton Bc-'iiclt ... Robson ... Woodward Brown ... Wright ... Holden First Innings. O. M. R. W. Second Innings. 44.3 15 . 20 10 4 , 24 25 2) 2 O. M. li. 23 2 1 Woodward bowled a no-ball. KENSINGTON (2) v. WEMBLEY.—Played at Wembley on May 21. K e n sin g t o n . FIRST TWELVE v. NEXT SIXTEEN. W. B. Jacks, b Chap­ man ........................ 5 A. Barron, b Judd ... 11 G. P. Nicholson, run out ........................23 H. M. Waldock, b Judd........................ 3 E. B. Todd, b Judd... 3 J. H. Munick, b Judd 0 C. Barron, b Chap­ man ........................ 0 W em T. Parker, c Munick, b C. Barron .......... 2 C. H. Worley, b Wal­ dock ........................ 0 P. Crawford, b Wal­ dock ........................ 0 J. P. Freeman,b Wal­ dock ........................ 9 H. Hunter, c Buts, b Waldock................. 6 W. Russell, b W al­ dock ........................ 0 L. F. Leonard, b Judd........................ 0 S. H. Buts, b Chap- n n n ........................ 10 F. G. Cannon, run out ....................... 5 H. A. Holdsworth, not out ................. 1 B ..........................10 Total , 71 A. Judd, b Waldock 6 T. C. Chapman, run out ........................16 A. B. Daniels, c Buts, b C. Barron .......... 1 C. Whif-e, c Barron, b Waldock .......... 6 J. E. Wales, Lot out 0 B ....................... 20 Total , 66 ___, ., ---o—. lli IctSU Oi m v-«ambridge trial matches, begun 01 Monday and^i finished yesterday. The result was a draw hH* lavoui of the Twelve. Latham and Douglas, the r refinmen, played ex«ell<mt cricket yesterdav. order, table for registration of players in matches A r l in g t o n v . D o k v il l e .— Played on the PaSes/ or.t,]le insertion of other engage^form er club’s ground at Chiswick. 011 Mav 28. and ments. L\ws of (Ticket, etc., etc. Handy size for resulted in a win for the Arlington bv 'm runs. allots Scores—Dr.rvillc, 25and 30 for two wickets ; Arlinp* ton, 5<>, the pocket, bound in doth ; in li ather gilt lettering, |s. (id.