Cricket 1892

JULY 7, 1892. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 27 7 YORKSHIRE v. STAFFORDSHIRE. The Yorkshire eleven gave a fine display of free hitting in their second match of the season, against Staffordshire, at Hull on Monday last. Though three of tho eleven failed to get a run the score was 516 before the last wicket fell. This total was made in four hours and three quarters, so that runs were got at an average of over 100 an hour. Mr. Frank started this remarkable scoring, and his 108 only occu­ pied him a little over two hours. Wardall and Hunter added no less than 153 for the last wicket. Staffordshire, who had lost two wickets on Mon­ day night for 4, were all out for an addition of 70. In the follow-on, Turner again played capital cricket, but no one else except Richardson and Shaw did anything, and Yorkshire in the end had a decisive victory by an innings and 285 runs. Y o r k s h ir e . Mr. R. W.Frank,lbw, b Briscoe..................163 Hall,lbw, b Turner... 25 Mounsey, cW. Brown, b Brookes ..........54 Mr. A.Sellars, b Shaw 0 Ulyett, b Turner ... 57 Moorhouse, bBriscoe 0 Woodhead, b Briscoe 6 S t a f f o r d s h ir e . Wardall, not out ... 99 Tunnicliffe, cTurner, b W. Brown Hirst, b W. Brown . Hunter, b Briscoe . B 9, lb 8, nb 3 . Total 9 0 83 , 20 ...516 First Innings. Mr. C. Roberts,bMounsey Mr. W. Brown, b Hirst ... Mr. J.Brown,cTunnicliffe, b Hirst ........................ Second Innings, c Tunnicliffo, b Sellars .......... run out ..........: st Tunnicliffe, b Sellars ..........11 cHirst.bWardall 8 Mr. A. F. Fernie, b Hirst Mr. C. Durban, c Hunter, b Hirst ........................... 4 Ibw, b Sellars ... 0 Brooks, b H irst.................... 8 cFrank,bWardall 2 Mr. T. W. Richardson, c Frank, b Moorhouae ...14 not out ...........34 Turner.cHunter, b Sellars 30 cHirst, b Sellars 43 Briscoe, st Tunnicliffe, b Sellars ........................ Shaw, not out ................. Mr.J.F.Fernie,absent(hurt) B 5, lb 2 ................. 0 c Tunnicliffe, b Hirst .......... 5 4 Ibw, b Mounsey 20 0 absent (hurt) ... 0 7 B 9, lb 7, w 1 17 Total .................74 Total ...157 BOWLING ANALYSIS, Y o r k sh ir e . Hirst Mounsey Moorhoase Sellars ... O. M. R. W. 31 8 101 1 7 80 0 24 4 98 2 23.4 3 li 2 4 S t a f f o r d s h ir e First Innings. O. M. R. W. Shaw J. Brown... 28 Turner Briscoe O. W. Brown 15 Brookes... 13 Durban... 4 M. R. W. 5 45 2 1 63 1 2 7 0 . 17 . 16 . 2.3 7 7 1 5 1 . 0 7 2 . Wardall. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 2 21 1 ... 7 ... 9 ... 23 ... 10 21 1 32 0 43 4 LANCASHIRE v. CHESHIRE. Thoueh the Cheshire eleven did well to get Lancashire out for 177 at Manchester on Monday, they lost any possible advantage from their good fortune by jheir pojr show with the bat. In an hour and twenty minutes they were all out for 48, and though in the second innings there was an improvement, it was entirely the work of two batsmen. Davenport and Brown scored 92 between them, and eight of the eleven only made 9 between them. Lancashire won by an innings and 9 runs. Mold took eight wickets for Lancashire at a cost of only 46 runs. L a n c a sh ir e . Sugg, run out .......... 4 Yates, b Bennett ... 7 Barlow, c Davenport, Mr. A. T. Kemble, b b Bennett................ 6 Woodward ......20 Briggs, b Robson ... 58 Watson, c Poynton, Smith, not o u t ..........40 b Woodward ... 6 Tinsley, c Brown, b Mold, c Brown, b Bennett ................. 6 Bennett........... 2 Baker, b Bennett ... 20 Extras................ 5 Mr. C. H. Benton, run — oat ........................ 3 Total .......... 177 C h e s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. J. Ravenscroft, c Wat­ Second Innings. son, b B riggs................. Poynton, b M old............... 13 c Sueg, b Briggs 11 5 b Mold .......... 6 Mr. C. F. Hutton, b Mold 3 run out .......... 0 Wright, b Briggs .......... Davenport, c Kemble, b 1 b Mold................. 0 Mold ............................... 1 b W atson.......... 36 Brown, b M old ................. 8 c Tins'ey, b Wat­ son ................. 56 Roboon, b M old................. Mr. J. C. P. Thompson, b 0 cSmith, b Briggs 0 Mold ............................... 0 c Kemble, b Briggs ......... 2 Woodward, b Briggs......... 1 b Watson .......... 0 Bennett, not out .......... 4 not out .......... 0 Turner, run out................ 3 c Watson, b .Briggs .......... 1 B ............................... 9 B7, lb l ... 8 Total ................. 48 Total ...120 KENSINGTON PARK v. INCOGNITI.—Played at Wormwood Scrubbs on June 29. K e n s in g t o n P a r k . H. H. Harrington, c Bullock, b Paine ... 5 F. A. Orr, b Pember­ ton ........................ 0 Rev. T. Greatorex, c and b Pemberton... 89 M. A. Nicholas, c Nelson, b Pember­ ton ........................12 A. E. Gibson, b Paine........................ 3 W. E. Holdship, c Nelson, b Pember­ ton ..........................17 C. A. W. Gilbert, b White ................. 8 M. H. Paine, c Gib­ son, b W h ite.......... 8 G. P. Pemberton, c French, b Gibson... 0 C. G. Greenway,c and b G ibson................ 0 B. H. Latter, b Farmer .................32 G. H. P. Street, c L o n g-I n n e s, b Farmer .................16 C. E. Orman, c Street, b Paine ... 45 J. H. Farmer, c Seton, b Nelson ... 17 W. F. Thompson, not o u t .................14 C. A. White, b Nel­ son ......................... 1 E.L. French,c Street, b Nelson....................19 R. H. Long-Innes, lbw, b Paine........... 1 B 24. lb 4 .............28 Total .. 251 W. n. Bullock, b Gibson ................. 4 W. G. Seton, c Gib­ son, b Holdship ... 20 A. C. Nixon, lbw, b Gibson ................. 0 T. L. Nelson, b White ................. 9 C. Dixon, not out ... 13 O. D. Brooks, st French, b Hold­ ship ........................ 0 B 2, lb 2 .......... 4 Total ......... 114 KENSINGTON PARK v. EALING.—Played at Ealing oo July 2. K e n sin g t o n P a r k . C. Macdonald, c Al!- G.T. Campbell,c Teb- butt, b Allcock ... 23 R. F. A. Orr, c Daw, b Pearce................ 0 T. H. C. Levick, c Tebbutt, b Allcock 2 M. A. Nicholas, Ibw, b Cooke ................ 37 Rev. A. G. B. Atkin­ son, c Daw, b All­ cock ........................55 L. E. G. Abney, b Johnstone .......... 0 E a l in g . W. R. Daw, lbw, b Levick .................11 R. M.Pearce, b Abney 10 E. Rocke, not out ... 7 cock, b Cooke R. W. Munro, b John­ stone ....................... 0 A. H. Unwin-Clarke, b Allcock.................11 J. C. M. Robertson, not out .................19 A. F. Coxon,b Allcock 10 ... 19 ...177 B 15, lb 4 Total J.N.Tyndale.c Nicho­ las, b Levick......... 21 P.H.Peloritt,b Camp­ bell ........................ 0 S. Cooke, b Levick ... 23 W.G.Allcock,c Nicho­ las, b Levick......... 1 P. V. Johnstone, b Campbell................ 8 R. Moseley, c Robert­ son, b Levick......... 11 F. Tebbutt, c and b Abney ................. 1 F. Burger, c Abney, b Levick.................11 W ........................ 1 Total ...105 KENSINGTON PARK v. HENLEY.—Played at Henley on July 2. K e n s in g to n P ark . First Innings. Second Innings. H. H. Harrington, c Ames, b Eustace........................ 25 b M organ......... 44 G. H. P. Street, c Eustace, b Jones ........................ 5 b Jones ......... 0 Capt. Orman, c and b Eustace ........................ 3 b Field ......... 8 C. a . Hooper, b Eustace 12 lbw, b Jones ... 0 W. E. Holdship, bMorgan 15 b Jones ......... 0 E. L. French, c Long- Innes. b Morgan .......... 12 not out ......... 14 W.F.Thompson.bMorgan 1 c Long-Inues, b Jones .......... 14 C. A. White, lbw, b Field 16 b Morgan ......... 3 C. S. Long-Innes, b Jones 3 not out ......... 5 R. H. Fox, c Cartwright, b Jones............................... 2 H. D. Nicholas, not ou t... 0 b Eustace.......... 0 B 9, lb l ................. 10 B 17, lb l ... 18 Total .................101 H e n le y . Eustace, b ^hite ... 3 A.E. Havens, c Nicho­ las, b Hooper.......... 0 H. Lonsdale, b White 5 F. Field, b Hooper ... 6 R. A.Long-Innes, not out ........................10 R Brewis, c Hooper, b White ................. 6 W.Partridge, b White 5 Total ...106 FS.Morgan.b White 0 Jones, c Nicholas, b White .................10 W.H.Ames,b Hooper 0 W. Cartwright, b Hooper ................. 0 B ........................ 3 Total 48 B anstead v. D r . S haw ’ s XI.— P la yed at Ban- stead A sylum on June 3). Scores :— Banstead, 113 and 117 ; Dr. Shaw’s XI., 82 and 21 for one wicket. B a n s te a d v. B a t t e r s e a . —Played at Banstead on July 2.' Scores :—Banstead, 174 (E. Gilbert 42, J. M. Bastard 40, R. I’Anson 29); Battersea, 46 and 57 for five wickets. BICKLEY PARK v. KENSINGTON PARK.— Played at Wormwood Serubbs on June 22. B ic k l e y P a r k . W. B. Friend, c Hold­ ship, b Nicholson 9 C.H. Hunter,stFriend, b Holdship .............45 C. V. B. Davy, c W. G. Thompson, b H oldship.................110 W. B. Pattisson, b Street .................. 0 C. Simmonds, lbw, b Nicholson .............44 H. B. Smith, b Street 13 E. Davy, b Southey 21 H. Baker, c Nichol­ son, b Southey ... 4 C. Baker, c and b Southey.......... ... 0 F. S. Boosey, b Nicholson .......... 2 Foxley, not out ... 0 Extras................. 7 Total ...255 K en sin g to n P a r k . E.L. French, run out 28 W. E. Holdship, b C. Davy .................20 M. A. Nicholas, c Pattisson, b Foxley 10 Nicholson,cH.Baker, b Foxley.................51 G. H. Street, c Smith, b Foxley.................56 W. F. Thompson, b Foxley .................20 W. A. Nixon, b C. Davy........................ 0 B. Y. Southey, b C. D avy...................... 0 C. E. Adams, b Fox­ ley ........................ 6 C. S. Long-Innes, b C. Davy ................. 0 W. G. Thompson, not out ................. 1 Extras.................16 Totai ...208 BICKLEY PARK v. CHELMSFORD.—Played at Chelmsford on June 25. B ic k le y P a r k .— First Innings. N.S. Jones, b Taberer 25 G. C. Boosey, c Hay­ ward, b Taberer ... 3 J.N. Tonge,b Taber*r 0 C. V. B. Davy,c Whit­ taker, b Taberer ... 0 H.E.B ouch, b Smeth- u r s t ........................ 0 W. B. Pattisson, b Taberer ................. 1 C.H.Hunter,b Smeth- u r s t ........................ W. Hilliard,b Smeth- u r s t........................ T. P. Hilder, b Taberer................. R. B. Aittren, c John- stone, b Taberer... C. S. Good, c Schultz, b Taberer .......... A. Greig, not out ... Extras................. 28 T otal ............74 In the Second Innings Tonge scored, b Taberer, 0, Jones (not out) 5, Boosey, b Taberer, 5, Davy, b Taberer, 7, Bouch (not out) 12; extras 1—Total, 30. C h e l m s f o r d . A. S. Johnstone, c Hunter, b Tonge ... 23 R. Mitchell, c sub, b Bouch .................76 A. P. Lucas, run out 2 1 W. Gray, b Boosey... 6 S. S. Schultz, c Davy, b Boosey.................10 H.M.Taberer,bTonge 5 E. Copeland, c Pat­ tisson, b Boosey ... 3 J. Dixon, b Tonge ... R. F. Hayward, c Pat­ tisson, b Tonge ... G. Winslow.b Boosey F.Staunton,cAittren, b Boosey................ A. W. Smethurst, not out ........................ Extras................. Total ...178 KENSINGTON v. CHESHUNT AND DISTRICT, —Played at Cheshunt on July 2, K e n sin g to n . First Innings. Second Innings. Wheatley, M. Venables ... G. Davie?, c Cooper, b Bassil...............................26 ,35 b F. S. Keysell... 7 C. E. Bloomer, b Bassil.. G. Ii. Jenner, b Bassil .. Salmon, c F. S. Keysell, b Bassil...............................12 W.E.Bloomer, c W.Wales, b Venables ................. c Duncan, b F. O. Keysell ... 25 6 b Venables......... 97 6 c S. Wales, b Bassil .......... 0 J.M.Houghton,cW.Wale8, b Venables ................. 9 E. H. Shand, b Bassil ... 0 c Cooper, b F. O. Kcysell ..........25 c F. O. Keysell, b B assil..........56 c E. H. Wales, b Cooper .......... 5 c E. H. Wales, b Venables ... 9 H. D. Taylor, lbw, b Venables ........................ 4 cE . H. Wales, b Cooper ........... 5 H R. Payne, b Venables... 0 notout ......... 1 W. A. Watson, not out . . 3 c Duncan, b F. S. Kcysell ... 15 B 7, lb 3, w 1 ........... 11 B 17, lb 5 ...22 Total ...................115 Total ...267 C hiss M unt .—First Innings. R. Bassil, b Salmon 5 It. Archer, b Watson 0 W. Wales, b Salmon lo C. L. Duncan, b Watson .................. 0 Venables, not out ... 0 B 3, lb 2, w 3 ... 8 tal ............58 S.Wales, c Houghton, b Watson................. 0 E.H.Wales,b Watson 2 F.S. Keysell,cSalmon, b T aylor................. 3 F.O.Keysell,c Payne, b Watson ..........23 G. Cooper, b Watson 0 W.C.Boyd, b Watson 7