Cricket 1892

JULY 14, 1892 CKICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 291 MISS NIXON’S SCHOOL (WIMBLEDON) v. MISS HALE’S SCHOOL (PUTNEY).—Played at Putney Lower Common on July 6. Miss N ix o n ’s. First Innings. Second Innings. H. B. G ibble, b Dick ... 7c and b Dick ... 40 A. Thorogood, b Dick ... 0runout ........... 2 G. Turner, b Dick .......... 2 run out ............. 0 A. Money, b Goldsmith . . l b D ick................. 4 G. Hawke, c Jacques, b Goldsmith ............... . 5 b D ick... ... ...0 R. Archer, b Dick .......... 0 c Dick, bGold­ smith 2 R. Liddon, b Dick .......... 0 b Dick................... 0 M. Little, b Jacques ... 1not out ........... 0 A. Landon, b Goldsmith 0 b Goldsmith ... 0 H. Archer, b Goldsmith... 6 b Goldsmith ... 3 R. Turner, nob o u t .......... 1 b Dick................... 2 E xtra s........................ 5 Extras.......... 2 Total ..........28 Total Miss H ale ’ s .— First Innings. 55 Burstall. b Gribble .. Goldsmith, b Gribble Dick, b G. Turner ... Jacques, b G. Turner Crawford,bG.Turner Holloway,b G.Turner Lambert,c R.Archer, b G. Turner .......... Hodgkins, b Gribble 1 Bull, not out .......... 0 Spoon, run out.......... 1 Stattin, b G. Turner 0 Extras .................10 Total 18 In the Second Innings Goldsmith scored, b G. Turner, l.D ick, b G. Turner, 4, Jacques (not out) 12 , Crawford (not out) 1, Bull, c Gribble, b G. Turner, 0.—Total, 18. BANCROFT’S SCHOOL (WOODFORD) v. TOTTENHAM COLLEGE.—Played at Totten­ ham on July 6. T o t t b n h a m C o l l e g e , H. Leese, c J. Hall, b Chambers.......... Whiting,candbCham- bers........................ Cleworth, not out ... Viney, b Chambers... Extras ................. Total ... 40 F.W.Barnes.candbHall 4 T. Benson, c J. E. Hall, b Chambers 13 J. Morton, b Hall ... 1 W. Harston.b Cham­ bers ........................ 2 S. Holmes, b Hall ... 0 ClarksoD, b Hall ... 0 A. Lyde, c J. E. Hall, b Chambers .......... 0 B ancroft ’ s S chool . C. Page, b Harston...l01 Rev. J. Hall, lbw, b Blake, b Barnes ... 3 - J.E. Hall,c Clarkson, b Barnes................. 0 Chambers, c Barnes, b Benson... ... ... 13 H. H. Hancock, c Leese, b Lyde ... 5 G. Cook, c Barnes, b Leese ................. 2 T W. C. Winterton, b Harston ............... Green, b Clarkson ... R. S. McMinn, b Haraton................. Simmons, not out ... Extras ................. Total ...142 NORWOOD CRICKET WEEK. NORWOOD v. ERRATICS.—Played at South Norwood on July 4. N orwood .— First Innings. A. Conan Doyle, Wiltshire,b Wbeat- m a n ........................25 S. Ellis, b H olt......... 12 H. Goodwyn, b Holt 8 L. de Montezuma, b Wheatman ......... 4 A. Springett, b Holt 2 L. Rogers, b Wheat­ man ........................ 0 A. P. Roe, c Lee, b H o lt........................ 6 In the Second Innings Conan Doy e scored, b Wheatman 19, Roe, (not out) 16, Hallam, (run out) 1; b 2, lb 1.—Total, 39. E rratics . J. R. Goold, b Wheat­ man ........................ M. D. Hallam, not out P. S. May, b Wheat­ man ........................ B. Feath^rstone, c Mellor, b Wheat­ man ........................ B 2, lb 1................. Total .......... J. M. Capel, b Roe ... 5 F. W. Wheatley, b M ontezum a..........25 T. D. Lee, c Roe, b Montezum a.......... 8 C. Wilson, b Roe ... 0 A. Holt, c Hallam, b Roe ........................37 A. Y. Baxter, c and b Doyle........................18 F. Hill, run ou t......... 22 A. Wheatman, c Goodwyn.b Monte­ zuma ................. F. W. Wiltshire, b Roe ........................ A. Mellor, o Doyle, b M ontezuma.......... H. G. Shuldham, not out ........................ B 8, w 5 ................ Total ...160 NORWOOD v. EPSOM.—PJayed at South Norwood on July 5. ___ E psom . F. A. Oldaker, c Ellis, b Holt ................. 7 E. C. Lindup, b Holt 7 J. H. Andrews, lbw, b Capel .................19 F. W. Freeman, b M ontezum a..........58 F. W. Ledger, c Hunter, b Capel ... 2 A.W.Pagden, c Good­ wyn, b Montezuma 2 A. J. Green, b Monte­ zuma .................26 R. Chadband, b Wheatman .......... 1 E. C. Wood, not out 0 A. G. Holland, b Wheatman .:. ... 0 W. Alexander, b Montezuma .......... 1 B 14,lb l, wl ...16 Total Norwood did not bat. ..139 NORWOOD v. WILLESDEN.—Played at South Norwood on July 6. N orwood . A. Conan Doyle, b Jos. Lucas ..........19 J. M. Capel, c Bailey, b Jos. L ucas......... 14 A. Wheatman, c sub., b Jos. L u ca s......... 12 L. de Montezuma, b Jos. Lucas ... ... 13 C. A. Checkland, c Hayman, b Jos. Lucas .................15 J. R. Goold, c Baxter, b Jos. L ucas..........35 Leslie Rogers, b W. Cooke .................16 H. Goodwyn, h w, b W. Cooke .......... 6 A. Springett, c sub., b W. Cooke .......... 8 F. W. Wiltshire, run out ........................ 0 B. Featherstone, not out ........................ 0 B 4, w 2 .......... 6 Total ..144 W illesd en . First Innings. W. Cooke, c Capel, Montezuma .......... Jos. Major Lucas, lbw, Montezuma .......... H. Bailey, b Capel ... A. Y. Baxter, b Capel Rev. E. B. Firth, b Capel C. K. McDonald, not out E. B. Hayman, b Monte­ zuma ............................... A. R. Burch, b Monte­ zuma ............................... Jno. Major Lucas, b Montezuma ................. E. Carlisle, c Capel, b Montezuma ................. K. R. Hebert, absent B 2, lb 2, nb 2 .......... Total ................. Second Innings. 3 absent.......... .. 0 8 c sub., b Doyle 2 8 c Checkland, i> Doyle 2 8 c Doyle, b Montezuma 2 0 c Wheatman, b Montezuma 0 7 not out ... 8 2 run out ... 1 1 c Checkland, b Doyle • 0 0 c Checkland, b Doyle ... 1 0 ,c Checkland, b Montezuma 0 0 absent.......... ,, 0 6 B 1, w 1... 2 Total ... 18 NORWOOD v. M.C.C. & G.—Played at South Norwood on July 7. N orwood . First Innings. Second Innings R. S. Raby, b Hearne ... 4 b Hearne .......... 0 L. F. Elliott, b Hearne ... 20 A. Goodwin, c West, b Martin ........................ 2 c Hearne, b Clayton..........19 L. de Montezuma, b Martin ........................ 0 J. M. Capel, c Smith- Turberville, b Martin ... 15 b Hearne ......... 1 F. S. Hallam, b Hearne ... 0 b Hearne .......... 15 T. D. Lee. b Martin........ 0 b Hearne ........... 0 A. Conan Doyle, b Hearne 4 notout ........... 1 H. Goodwyn, b Hearne ... 14b Hearne .......... 13 Leslie Rogers, b Martin ... 2 not out ......... 1 A. Springett, not out ... 0 B ...............................3 B .................... 2 Total .................64 M.C.C. & G. Total ... 52 West, c and b Rogers 52 H. Smith-Turberville, c Elliott, b Monte­ zuma...................... 3 W. G. Heasman, b Montezum a......13 W. Greville-Clayton, b A. Goodwin ... 14 J. T. Hearne, b A. Goodwin............... 0 Martin, c Hallam, b Rogers ............. 48 F. West, b Rogers ... 6 C.B.Palmer,c Monte­ zuma, b Rogers ... 0 A. F. A. Weston, b Rogers ................. o H. W. Ricketts, b Rogers .................10 E. McCausland, not out ........................ o B 7, lb 3 ..........10 Total ...156 NORWOOD v. MR. S. ELLIS’S X I—Played at South Norwood on July 8. M r . E llis ’ s XI. A. S. Bull, c A. Good­ win, b Doyle...........109 J. Wilson, iun., b Mc­ Causland....................65 F. W. Aste, c Good­ wyn, b Doyle.............80 Pereh, not o u t.............39 F.George.o Wiltshire, b Montezuma ... 10 F.E. Lander, c Doyle, b Mollard .......... 1 B 10, lb 2, nb 1 ... 13 Total ...267 J. Moore, A. R. Layman, W. S. Morice, P. Hersee, and S. Ellis did not bat. Innings declared closed. N o r w o o d . A. ConanDoyle.b Bull 0 E.McCau8land,bBull 10 L. Rogers, b Bull ... 1 A. Goodwin, c Perch, b Aste .................29 L. de Montezuma, notout .................20 H. Goodwyn, c Lay­ man, b Moore ... 0 J. P. Mollard and B. Featherstone did not bat. J. R. Goold, b Ellis... 3 J. G. Lohmann, b Perch .................14 F. W. Wiltshire, b Perch ................. 9 B 11,1b 1 ..........12 Total ..........98 NORWOOD v. THE GRECIANS.—Played at South Norwood on July 9. G recians . L. S. Wells, c Elliott, b Montezuma 1 C. Wells, b Capel ...91 C. H. Greenway, ruu out ........................ 7 A. H. S. Browne, b Montezuma.......... 0 T, M. Richards, retired hurt .......... 9 C. H. Taylor, b Mon­ tezuma ................. 0 S.H.’Fry, c Springett, b Montezuma ... 7 W. H. B. Lilley, c Springett, b Monte­ zuma ................. 2 J. Brown,b F. Hallam 14 W. Rocke, b Capel... 0 F. W. Wiltshire, not out ........................ 0 B 5,1b 2, w l, nb2 10 N o r w o o d . Total.. ..141 L. F. Elliott, c sub, b Greenway..........18 R. S. Raby, c Roche, b Lilley .................15 F. S. Hallam, run out 0 J. M. Capel, c L. S. Wells, b Browne... 47 L. de Montezuma, not o u t .................62 B 6, lb 3, W 2, nb 1 12 Total..........154 J. D. Lee, H. Goodwyn, A. Springett, S. Ellis, L. Rogers, and J. P. Mollard did not bat. DURHAM v. LANCASHIRE. Although Lancashire, with Messrs. Crosfield, Hornby, and A. C. McLaren all away, had not its best side, they had still a very strong combination to test the merits of the Durham Eleven, at Norton, near Stockton, on Friday last. All things considered, too, the home team made a very creditable show. The first day’s play realised 469 runs. Lancashire, after dismissing their opponents for 187, sooring 282 for the loss of six wickets. Of the Durham total the brothers Crosby contributed 130, H. S. carrying out his bat for a very useful 43. A.B.’s display was of a different kind. His 87, of which 21 were made from one over of Briggs, was of a brilliant character throughout. The chief feature of Lancashire’s batting was the dashing cricket of Sugg. Going in first, he made 106 runs without a real mistake. This is the third hundred he has scored for Lancashire during the present season. The four last wickets of Lancashire only added 30 on Saturday, and after Durham had made 118 for the loss of six wickets in the second innings, rain caused the game to be given up. At the finish Durham wanted 10 runs to save the innings with four wickets in hand. D u r h a m . First Innings. Mr. J. F. Whitwell, b Mold ............................... 5 Butler, c Ward, b Briggs 0 Mr. W. Welch, b Briggs .. 21 Mr. H. S. Crosby, not out 43 Mr. R. H. Mallett, c Hub- back. b Briggs .......... 1 Mr. J. W. Welford, b Mold 0 Mr. W. Hirst, c Yates, b Mold ................................ 0 Mr. w. F. Whitwell, c Smith, b M old................14 not out Mr. A. B. Crosby, c Hub- back, b Baker.................87 Second Innings. c Smith, b Wat­ son ........ ... 25 b Mold.................11 b Briggs ..........12 not out ..........30 b W atson.......... 5 st Hubback, b W atson.......... 4 Lambert, lbw, b Baker ... 0 Anderson, c Baker, b Briggs...................... . ... 10 B ... ................. 6 Kemble, b W atson..........12 Extras Total ...115 Total .................187 L ancashire . Yates, c Lambert, b W. Whitwell..........27 Mr. A. T. Kemble, not out ................. 7 Watson, c Welch, b Anderson................. 6 Mold, c H. Crosby, b W. Whitwell.......... 2 Extras.................12 A. Ward, c and b Welch ............. 47 F. Sugg, c Mallett, b Hirst..................106 Briggs, c Lambert, b H. Crosby ........... 0 Mr. T. R. Hubback, run out ..............33 Baker, b Anderson ... 22 Mr. C. H. Benton, b Anderson .......... 0 Total .......312 Smith, c J. Whitwell, b Anderson ..........50 BOWLING ANALYSIS. D u r h a m . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Briggs ... 29.1 14 70 4 ........... 27 10 56 1 M old .......... 24 7 68 4 ........... 7 4 7 1 Watson ... 12 7 24 0 ........... 19 5 46 4 Baker.......... 7 2 19 2 L a n c a s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W W.Whitwell 20 5 68 2Mallett ... 3 0 19 0 Anderson... 24 2 84 4 Welch ... 9 0 47 1 H. Crosby 10 1 39 1 Hirst ... 9 3 17 1 A. Crosby 10 3 26 0 CRICKETERS— B e s t < C C f t « Goods City Agents — b e a r th is M a rk .— A d v t. P arton & L e ster , 94, Q ueen S t ., C h eapside .