Cricket 1892

256 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME* JUNE 30, 1892 T he following innings of a hundred and over have com e under our notice since last w eek:— Crawford, Cane Hill Asylum v. Whitgift Grammar School, June 22 ...................115* Day, A. G., Dewsbury v. Leeds, June 27 ... 116 De Montmorency,R.H.,Streathamv. Norbury Park, June 2 5 ............. ............ ... 102 Foster, H. K., Malvern College v. Old Hal- vemians, June 28 ...............................141 Hayward, Surrey C. & G. v. Brixton Wan­ derers, June 27.........................................1C5 Hamilton. Capt., United Services v. Hamp­ shire Rovers, June 27 ....................112 Johnston*, R.H., Old Cliftonians v. Clifton College. June 25 ...............................117 Ke'kelly, Surg. Capt., Quidnuncs v. R.A., June 2 3 ....................................................128 Harrington, H. H., Incogniti v. Crystal Palace, June 22.........................................107 Martyn, W.E., Wimbledon v. Chiswick Park, June 2 5 .......................................................1 8 Mason, J. R., Winclieston v. Eton, Juno 24... Ii7 Parke, E. A , Incogniti v. Crystal Palace, June 2 2 .......................................................150 Quinton, Capt., R.A. v. Yorkshire Gents, June 2 2 ....................................................... 106 Smith, G. O , Charterhouse v. Westminster, June 24 ....................................................... 229 Stogdon. E. Old Harroviansv.Old Etonians, June 2 5 ....................................................... 102 Sugg. F., Lancashire v. Warwickshire, June 27 ....................................................... 105 Tubbs, L., Peripatetics v. St. Paul's School, June 2 5 ........................................................112 Trnmble, J. W., Richmond v. Wimbledon, June 2 3 ....................................................... 116 Wood, M. D., R.M. College v. Esher. June 27 10a* Wilkinson, S. G., Teddington v. Richmond, June 25 ........................................................ 184* Trouncer, C. A., Surliton v. Marlborough 131ues, June 25 ............................................. 152 j T he results of the matches played Letween the nine leading Counties up to date are as un der;— Played. Won. Le st. Drawn. Points’ Notts................ 6 ... 5 ... 0 ... 1 ... 5 Yorkshire ...... 6 ... 4 ... 1 ... 1 ... 3 Surrey............. 6 ... 4 ... 1 ... 1 ... 3 Middlesex ...... 7 ... 4 ... 3 ... 0 ... 1 Lancashire...... 5 ... 1 ... 2 ... 2 ... —I Gloucestershire 4 ... 1 ... 3 ... 0 ... —2 Somersetshire. 4 ... 1 ... 3 ... 0 ... —2 K ent................. 6 ... 1 ... 4 ... 1 ... —3 Sussex............. 6 ... 1 ... 5 ... 0 ... —4 In scoring points, losses are deducted from wins and drawn games ignored. H a ile y b u ry C o lle g e .— First Innings. D. M. M. Bartlett, Holdship................. 0 W. Outram, b Hold­ ship ........................11 F. H. Salzmann, lbw, b Levick .................16 W. V. Jephson, b Holdship.................10 C. J. Reid, b Lucena 15 N. W. Jackson, c Evans, b Lucena... 17 H. W. J. Gray, b Holdship................. L. L. H. D’Aeth, run out ........................ Y. S. Jones, c King, b Holdship .......... H. W. Snell, b Hold­ ship ........................ W. B. Paul, not out B 8, lb 2 .......... T otal... 85 In the Second Innings Bartlett scored, c Roe, b King 13, Outram (not out) 56, Salzmann (not out) 16; b 13.—Total, S8. KENSINGTON PARK v. PUTTERID0E PARK. —Played at Putteridge Park on June 21. Kensington P ark.— First Innings Capt. Orman, b Hill- y a rd ........................21 E. L. French, b Wil­ son ........................ 5 C. A. Hooper, c H. Sowerly.b Hillyard 26 M. A. Nicholas, c Crawley, b Hillyard 0 W. E. Holdship, b H illyard................. 3 W. F. Thompson, c Hunt, b Hillyard ... 19 E. G. Finch, i-t Fel­ lowes, b Hunt ... 2 Nicholson,c Sowerby b Hunt .................11 W. A. Nix n, st Fel- lowep, b Hunt ... 2 F. D. Paule, c Parry, b Wilson................. 3 R. H. Southey, c aud b Wilson ... 5 B ................ Total , 3 . 10) In iho Second Innings Orman scored (run out) 1. French, b Wilson 1°, Booper (tot out) 5, Nicholas, st Fellowes. b Hunt 12, Thompson (not out) 2, Southey, b Hillyard 1; lb P, w 2.—Total, fc'6. PorrERinGE P ark .—First lnnin; G. W. Hi'lyard, c Eooper.bNicholson 15 F. H. A. Sowerby, c Holdship.b Nichol­ son ......... .......... 0 C. Parry,b Nicholson 1 R. W. Hunt.c French, b Nicholson ......... 1 Capt. J. E. Dewar, c Hooper,bNicholson 0 J. G. Sowerby, c Hooper,b Holdth'p £5 R.CrawIey.cNicholas, b Holdahip ........ 0 H. J. Sower1y, b Hooper ..............11 F. W. Fellowes, st French, b Hooper 0 S. Wilkinson, c Nicholas, b Hold­ ship ...................... 25 Wilson, not out ... 0 L b J .w l ........ 2 T o ta l..........80 In the Second Innings Hillyard scored (not out) 41. Sowerby, c Thompson, b Hooper 0, Parry (not out) 45, Wilson, b Hooper 6.—Total, 92. KENSINGTON PARK v. THE GRYPHONS. - Played at Kensington Park on June 25. K ensington Pa^k. R. F. A. Orr, lbw, b Browne ................16 G. T. Camptel1, b Robertson ......... ^0 II. H. Long-Innes, b Cosens C. G. Hildyard, Mayo, b Sillem R. W. Jackson, Robertson ... 23 c ... 29 b 0 L. A. Harington, not out .................13 B. Pares, not out ... 12 H. FT. Winterhott m, c Powell, b Sillem 0 O. D. Brooks, b Robertson .......... 9 B 12, lb 3 ..........15 T otal......... 157 L. E. G. Abney aud W. L. Nicholas did not bat. The Gryphons. A. H. Browne, b Abney .................28 J. A. Lyon, c Long- Innes, b Abney ... 14 J. F. Graham, b Abney ................ 6 T W. Mayo, b Pares 25 A. Cosens, b Abney 12 E. Sillem, c Brooks, b Camp tell .........14 A. F. F. Powell, b Abney ................ 16 J. G. M. Robertson, bCam plcll .......... 0 A. Hardy, iun out ... 0 F. M. Rolertson, b Campbell .......... 2 H. D. Nicholas, not out ...................... 5 B 28, w 4 ........ &2 Total....... 154 BLACK HE \TH v. CRYSTAL PALACE.-Played at Crystal Palace on June 25. B lackhkath . S. Castle, b Cosens ... 9 I Smith, c Colgrave, b C. L. Heminerde, c Cosen'? ................. 25 Patterson, b Aste 14F. P. Parsons, b Cos- H. K. Blaker.b Cosens 62 ens ........................15 G. C. Jacobs, c Aste, ; J. H.w.Davies,cTod, b Patterson ......... 22 bM itche‘1 .......... 3 Rev.F.W.S LeLievre, M. Christopherson, c and b Mitchell ... 21 j not o u t ................. 0 A. T. Yearsley. b Aste 0 B lJ ,lb 2 , w l ... 14 F. Bond, lbw, b Mit- ! — cl.ell................. • Oj T o ta l...........188 C rystal , P alace . A. W. Woolloton, b F. C. Farcbard, b Yearsley................16 Heminerde .......... 6 H. Baker.* b Smith ... 6 H. Co’crave, b Hem- F. W. Aste, run out 15 merde .............. 6 C. Mitchell,cChristo- A. <\PatterBon, lbw, pherson, b Smith 15 b Hemmerde.......... fi J. W. Tod, b Years- IA. C. Lullard, not out 1 ley ........................59 j B 1, w 1 .......... 2 F. H. Nelson, b Years- — ley ........................ 8 Total ..........117 J. Cosenp, Ibw, b Hemmerde ......... 8 I KENSINGTON PARK v. HAILEYBURY COLLEGE.—Played at Haileybury on June 25. K ensington Park. First Innings. *8econd Innings. D. C. Lee, b D’A eth.......... 6 runout .......... 0 T. C. Levick, c Gray, b Bartlett ...................... 2 b D’Aeth ...........2n W. E. Holdship, runout... 16 cGray, b D’Aeth 0 M. A. Nicholas, c fc’a’z- mann, b D'Aetli .......... 8 c Outram, b Bai tlett.......40 P. H. Lee,c R od. b D’.Aetli 0 c and b Bartlett 2 S. L. Luc«na.ltw,bD’Aeth 1 b Jones ........18 W. F. Thompson, c Rtid, b D’Aeth......................... 0 rot out ...........21 Rev. J. L. Evans,*) D’Aeth 7 lbw, b L’Aeth ... 6 N. C. King, c Jackson, b Paul ............................. 6 not out ........... 5 R. C. P. Roe, not out ... 2 W. G. Thompson, c Reid, b Paul............................... 0 B .............................. 1 B 9, lb 3 ...12 HAMPSTEAD v. EYIEIUTI. stead on June 27. E mpriti .—First Innings. A.ConnnDoyle.b Hale 15 W. J. Slaughter, b W. Dunn, b Hale ... 0 " W. S. Brewer, b Hale 35 P. Gnisford, b Hale... 4 W. J. Woodlock, c Rot ertson.l) Pesch 0 G. Lyons, stSpink, b Marshall................12 K. S. Dean, not out 25 G. Duplessis, b Swears ................. 0 In ihe Second Innings Woodlock scor. d (not out). 59 Lvons, b Holland, 0. Dean, (not out), 10, Loru Lovat, b Holland 1’ ; b 2, la 1.—Total, 53. H ampstead . -Played at Hamp- Swears H. J. Cramer, b Swears .............. 12 Lord Lovat, absent 0 B2, l b l ................ 3 Total ..........108 Total ......... 49 •'Innings declared closed. Total ..129 A. C. Robertson, c Slaughter, b Gais­ ford ....................... 88 E. W. Bishop, c Du- pleBsis, b Lyons ... 60 W. S. Hale, c Lovat, b Lyons ................ 6 H.T.Tewson.b Lyons 4 J. G. Q. Besch, c and b Gaisford ......... 1 W. R. Lipscombe, b Gaisford ... ... 14 A. J. Palmer, lbw, b Gaisford................. 0 T. Spink, b Gaisford 19 L.E.Holland,t Lyons 16 B. F. Swears,not out 4 W. R. Marshall, b G isford................. 5 B 7, lb 3, nb 1 ... )1 Total................228 YORKSHIRE v. NOTTS. The fixtures between these great rivals under any circumstances attract, considerable inteiest. The exceptionally good form each has recently teen showing, however, lent additional importance to their first matchof the season, begun at Sheffield on Monday. The only drawlack was that while Notts had its best available Bide, Yorkshire could not claim the services of either Lord Hawke, who had not been well, or Messrs fi. Smith and F. S. Jackson. Losing the toss Notts had to field first, and so good was their out cricket that at luncheon time on Monday only sixty-two runs had been made by Yorkshire for Uvo wickets. Rain stopped play after Mr. Sellars and Hall had been difc- misstd.and, on resuming, the last six wickets were dismissed for an addition of 53 tuns. Attewell and Flowers bowled with marked success, and the last half of tie innings only realised 29. Rain delayed the commencement of Notts’ inn­ ings till after one o’clock on Tuesday, and then the light was very bad. A very inauspicious start was mad -, Hunter snapping Shrewsbury at the wicket in the second over before he had a chance of scoring. 1 he young Cantab, Mr. Jones, however, played such excellent cricket with Gunn that the score was increased to 63 before the amateur was bowled. Gunn, who had played in his test form for 42, was out at 67, and then for a time the bowling of Peel and Wainw/ight proved so effective that five wickets only produced »n addi ion of 2 1 runs. Mr. Dixon and Shacklock added 36 for the ninth wicket, and at the finish bherwin played with such pluck that 21 more were put on, giving Notts a lead of ten runs. With an hour and ten minutes for batting on Tue day, Ulyett and Hall made an excellent start for York­ shire, scoring 45 before the latter was caught. Attewell however dismissed Ulyett, Mr. Sellars, and Mounsey in succession. At the end of the '’ay, the total was 62 for the loss of four wickets. The heavy thunderstorms of Tuesday night made the grou> d in such a state that no play was possibe yesterday, and ihe match had to ie abandoned. Y ork sh ire. —First Innings. Moorhouse, b Atte­ well ... ... ... ... 9 Mr. R. ‘ W.‘’’Frank,’ c Gunn, b Flowers .. 4 Tuonic iffe, c Sher­ win, b Flowers ... 0 Hurst, not o u t.........10 Hunter, b Attewell 5 Ulyett, b Attewell ... 3 Rail, b Attewell... . 26 Mounsey,c Shacklock, b B arnes.................28 Mr. A. Sellars, o Sherwin, b At e- well ........................23 Peel, c Barnes, b Flowers ................ 12 Wainwr'ght. c Sher­ win, b Flowers ... 21 Iu the Second Innings Ulyett scored, c Bherwin, b Attewell 28, Hall, c Flowers, Barnes 17, Moun- scy, b Attewell 14, Mr. A. Sellars, b Attewell 0, Hunter, (out out) 1 ; b 2—Total 62. N ottingham shire . Mr. J. A. Dixon. Totil .. 133 Shrewsbury,c Hunter, 24 Wflinwriuht.i'Peel 28 Mr. C. W. Wright, b Peel........................ 0 Mr. J. S. Rolinson, run o u t ................. 0 Shacklock, not out 21 Sherwin, c Tunni­ cliffe, b Wain­ wright .................It B ........................ 1 b Peel Mr. A. O. Jones, Wainwright ... Gunn, c Hunter, b Peel ... .................42 Barnes, b Peel ... 1 Flowers, c TunLi- el'ffe. bPecl ......... 14 Attewell, c Moor- house, b Wain- wrighc ................. 1 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. P. W. 50.4 26 58 5 ........ . 87 15 55 4 ..... . 9 3 14 1 ......... . 15 13 9 0 ........ N OTTINOIIAMSHIRE. M. R. w . 4 25 0 IMoorhouse 2 16 54 6 IMounsey 1 ...146 Second Innings. Attewcll ... Flowers ... lam es fchacklock O. M. R 16.4 11 6 1 O. . 14 37 Hirst Peel... Wainwright.3.2 6 56 3 | O. M. R. W. L 6 0 0 4 0 UPFER CLAPTON v. C IIS S H U N T P la ;cd at Upp r Clapton on Jnnc 25. U ppkr C lapton . E. C. Ilomer. 1* VNant 0 E. A.Ilomer,c Monro, b Wane ... ... ... 20 C. F. Shackle, c Au­ di ews, b Shaw ... 5 II. Gunson, b Shaw... 0 G. F. VNel s, b Shtw 0 R.H .Pannell, b Smith 10 E. Crabl , b Smith ...21 C heshunt . II. T. Monro, c Brook, b Shackle................ 17 A. Andrew?, b Brook 1 A. Want, b Brook ... 5 E. Galloway, c Wolf, b Shacklo............... 11 P. G. VNolf, b Fuller 11 A. V. Brook, b Fuller 5 H. Garrett, b Smith 0 C. L. Gilliaid, not out ........................ 2 H ........................ 4 Total ... 78 W. Fuller, b Brook F. R. Canninf, b Shackle ................ M. w. Galloway, lbw, bGuoson... .......... H.A.Shaw.b hhack’e W. L. Smith, not out W. F. Evens, lbw, b G unson................. A. Thompson, c Gil- lard, b brook B 4, lb 2, w 1 ... Total ... 73