Cricket 1892

JULY 14, 1892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 299 SHIRLEY HOUSE v. THE LIMES.—Played at Blackheath on June 27. S hirley H ouse . First Innings. Second Innings. W . H. Dalgliesh, c Craw­ ford, b Sirtorius .......... 2 not out .......... 3 G. ff. Bellairs, c Crawford, b Blackhouse................. 2 not out ... J.Hazlerigg.b Blackhouse 3 b Sartorius S. H. Day, c Sartorius, b ADtrobus........................15 b Sartorius N. S. Braidwood, b Sar­ torius............................... 7 b Sartorius j Handley, Marryat F. M. Yipan, b Antrobus 1 R. Buchly, b Sartorius ... 0 c Goldsmith, Marryat... A. Biscoe, b Antrobus ... 2 A. C. Baylay, b Sartorius 0 W. V. Webb, not out ... 0 b Sartorius F. B. Dalgliesh, run out... 0 B 8, lb 1, w 6 ..........10 Total ........ 42 L imbs . B 3, lb 2... Total ffOTTERIDGE PARK SCHOOL v. TRINITY CHURCH.—Played at Totteridge Park on July 9 T o t t e r id g e P a r k S c h o o l . F. Freeman, c Carter, b Sangster ... ... 15 Drewell, c Oldrey, b Johnstone ..........97 F. Wall, b Tollit ... 4 Rev.J.Bell, st Oldrey, b Johnstone.........12 J. Prosser.cSangster, b Johnstone.......... 0 T.R.Ooombes.not ont 30 W. White, not out ... 1 Extras .................11 Total ...170 E. H. Pullinger, R. Bayley, A. Marsh, and R. Dick did not bat. (Innings declared closed.) A. N. Goldsmith, b Biscoe .................13 A. Q. Crawford, b D a y ........................ 2 V, Marryat, run out 5 A. R. W. Sartorius, c Braidwood, b Dal­ gliesh ... ........ . 5 J. K. Digby, c Webb, b Dalgliesh .......... 4 R. C. Blackhouse, b Yipan ................. 0 T. G. Harrison, run out ........................ S. T. Blackwood, b Day ........................ F. S. Rising, c Dal­ gliesh, b D ay.......... C.D.Handley.cWebb, b Dalgliesh .......... W. G. Antrobus, not out ........................ B 2, w 1 .......... Total..........43 T r in i t y C. Carter, b Rev. J. B e ll ........................ 0 E. Lewis, b Drewell 0 C. C. Tollit, b Drewell 12 C. Johnstone, lbw, b Rev.J.Bell ......... 1 F. Oldrey, b Rev. J. Bell ........................ 0 B. Johnstone, b Drewell ................. 9 C h u r c h . F. Sangster, D rew ell.............. Hewitson, c Wall, Rev. J. Bell ... . H. Bateman, Drewell .............. Harstone, not out . Extras .......... , Total 0 1 2 ... 28 TOTTERIDGE PARK SCHOOL (2) v. IVY CLUB, OAKLEIGH PARK.—Played at Totteridge on July 9. T otteridge P ark S chool . THE ABBEY, BECKENHAM, v. SHIRLEY HOUSE, BLACKHEATH.— Played at Black­ heath on July 6. Th s A bbey. L. G. J. Hoare, run out ........................ 2 L. E. Ford, b Day ... 5 B. E. Morgan, lbw, b Dalgliesh ..........16 J. P. Allix, c Vipan, b D a y ........................ 2 A. G. Hutchinson, hw, b Day ..........16 R. S. Patterson, b Hazlerigg ..........24 H. W. Carr, b Day ... C. B. Johnston, not out ........................ J. Hooper, b Day ... H. G. Davies, b Dalgliesh................. H. Hooper, b Vipan Extras................. Total., S h irley H ouse . W. H. Dalgliesh, b C arr........................ 2 G. ff. Bellairs, c and b Morgan .......... 3 T. Hazlerigg, c and b Morgan.................. 0 S. H. Day, c Patter­ son, h Davies......... 36 F. M. Vipan, b Carr 7 N. S. Braidwood, b Morgan ................. 0 R. T. Bnchly, b Allix 8 A. Biscoe, not out ... 13 A. C. Baylay, b Morgan .......... ... 2 F. Dalgliesh, not out 3 Extras ................. 4 Total W. B. Webb did not bat. 72 SHIRLEY HOUSE SOlOOti v. FRETHERNE HOUSE.-Played at Blackheath on June 29. FftKTnERNE H o u se . First Innings. Morris ii., b Day ... , Willett, c Hazerigg, Dalgliesh ... ......... Crombie, b Dalgliesh Clayton, b Vipan ... , Edwardes, bD-iy ... Rosenthal!, run out... Berner, b Day .......... Morris I., run out ... Greene, b D a y .......... Cohen, b Day .......... Firth, not out .......... B ........................ Total .................44 S h ir l i y H o u se . .. 2 b 8econd Innings c and b Day ... 1 .. 0 b Biscoe .......... 2 .. 2 b D a y ................. 9 . 19 b Dary................. 2 .. 12 hw, b D a y .......... 2 .. 5 b Biscoe .......... 3 .. 0 b Biscoe .......... 0 .. 0 run out .......... 0 .. 0 b Vipan .......... 2 .. 1 not out .......... 3 .. 1 b Biscoe .......... 8 .. 2 B ................. 1 .. 4 Total.......... 28 F. Stanley, c Bull, b Prior........................16 H. Gall, b Prior ... 9 M. Turnbull, c Clements, b Smith 23 A. Bayley, c Broad- house, b Shipway 39 H. R. Horn, A. Russell H. Crabb did not bat. B. Millington, b Smith ................. 2 VV. Smith, not out 3 Extras................. 9 M I D L A N D R A I L W A Y . Total ...101 H. Ash, C. Bryer, and I v y C l u b . Broadhurst, c Horn, b Bayley................ Clements, b Milling­ ton ........................ Shrnm, b Millington Brooks, b Milliagton Smith, run out.......... Butt, c and b Bayley Brice, run o u t ......... Prior, c Crabb, b Bayley ................. Stockman, c Ash, Millington Shipway, not out , Dixon, c Horn, Bayley ... Extras.......... Total ... 24 HONOR OAK (2) v. LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK (2).—Played at Honor Oak on July 9. H o n o r Oak. C. Hayes, b Brenan... 48 |H. Holford,cBrenan, J. de Gruchy, c and b b Stopford .......... 9 Simpson.................16 ! W. North, not out ... 18 B. K«nvon, c Simp- i Extras................. 5 son, b Brenan ... 89 | — E. Hayes, c Ward, b J Total ..........144 Richardson .......... 9 C. Barton, G. Smith, Pewtress, L. Hayden, and A. N. Other did not bat. Innings declared closed. L. & W. B ank . H. O.Mansfield,c and b Holford .......... 1 F. Pritchard, c C. Hayes, b Barton ... 0 G.Stopford, c North, b Holford .......... 5 A. Richardson, b Barton ................. 0 A. Brown, b Kenyon 23 T. Brenan, c de Gru­ chy, b Holford ... 26 F. Stone, b C. Hayoi C. Simpson,bKenyon J. Murraye,bKenyon R. Lightfoot,not out C. Ward, c and b Kenyon ................. 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H. Dalglicsh, b C la y ton .................19 G. ff. Bellairs, c and b Rosenthall.......... 5 T. Hazlerigg, b Rosenthall .......... 5 S. H. Day, b Rosen­ thall ........................ 5 F. M.Vipan, b Morris 26 N. S. Braidwood, b Rosenthall ..........19 R. J. Buchly, b Rosenthall ........... 2 A. J. Biscoe, not out 17 A.O. Baylay.cMorris, b Rosenthall......... 1 W. V. B. Webb, b Rosenthall ........... 3 F. B. Dalgliesh, b Rosenthall ........... 1 B 3, w 3 .................. 6 Total...........109 T h r e e Dozen O rd er op Going-in Cards with latest improvements, together with Wooden Case for hanging up in Pavilion or tent, sent on receipt of 2/9, by the Manager of this Paper, 41 St. Andrew's Hill, Doctors’ Commons E .0 KENSINGTON (2) v. CRY8TAL PALACE EN­ GINEERING SCHOOL.—Played on July 9. K en sin gton . W. B. Jacks,b Wilson 10 E. B. Todd, b Bury ... 80 A. A. Barrow, b Forbes W. G. Barrow, Wilson ......... , G. G. Plewman, Wilson ......... J. G. Robertson, Block, b Bury... W. R. Jacks, b Bury 62 F. A Davies, b Bury 0 L. F. Leonard, not o u t ........................ 0 C. R. Bryan, b Bury 5 F. G. Cannon, b Wilson ................. 0 Extras.................26 Total ...187 C.P.ES. C. Brock, b A. Bar­ row ....................... 2 Southey, not out ... 11 Extras.................11 H. R. Forbes, lbw, b Jacks....................... 0 C. D. Bury, not out... 63 Neumegan, c Bryan, b Plewman ..........20 M. Wilson, b A. Bar­ row ........................38 West, Creasy, Ashdown, A. Todd, and Lamark did not bat. Total ...143 E ton H ouse v. S t . John’s — Played at South Norwood on July 9. Scores:—Eton {House, 36 and 42; St. John’s, 94 (F. Hart 33, and S. Hart 21). a—On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays, Passengers arrive at Southport at 11.55 p.m. b —Via Barrow. On certain dates (for which see special notices) the Steamer arrives at Belfast lat«r. c —Via Stranraer and Larne (Sundays ex­ cepted'. d—No connection to these Stations on Sundays by this train, e—Via Stranrur ai d Larne, but wi 1not apply until July 11th. * In connection with steamer to the Isle of Man by the short sea route. SCOTLAND. From July 17th to August 15th inclusive, an Additional Express (Saturdaysexcepted) will leave London(St. Pancras)at 7.15 p.m. for Carlisle, Edin­ burgh, Dundee, Aberdeen, Perth. Inverness, and tho North of Scotland,as shown above. This Irain will run also on Sunday night. The Western Highlands and Islands.—At the Princes’ Pier, Greenock, adjoining the G. & S. W. Station, Passengers from Loudon and other parts of the Midland system can joinjthe Columba, Iona, and Lord of the Isles, or other steamer, for the Firth of Clvde, and the Western Highlands and Islands. Through Carriages between London (St. Pancras) and Greenock. IRELAND. Additional Service —From July 11th to Sept. 30th inclusive, an additional service will be given to Belfast via Stranraer and Larne In connection with the Express train leaving St. Pancras at 9.45 a m. as showo above. An additional service will also be given to England from Belfast, leaving there at 9.5 a.m. SALOON CARS.-Drawing Room Saloon Cars by Day and Sleeping Saloon Cars by Night Scotch Express Traius. Sleeping Saloon Car Stranraer to St. Pancras at 8.50 p.m. daily (Sundays excepted) throughout the Summer Season. Also from St. Pancras to Stran­ raer at 7.15 p.m. (Sundays excepted) from July 17th to August 15th inclusive. Lavatory Accommodation for both 1st and 3rd class passengers in all the principal Midland Ex­ press Trains. For further particulars see the Company's Time Tables. GEO. H. TURNER, Derby , July, 1892. G e n e r a l M anager.