Cricket 1892

JULY 28, 1892 Q E I C K E T : A W E E K L Y R E C O U P O F T H E G A M E . 323 WARWICKSHIRE v. STAFFORDSHIRE. The Warwickshire eleven had all the best of this return match, begun at Birmingham on Thursday, and won on Friday afternoon with 138 runs to spare. The result was attributable in a measure to the excellent batting of Law and Devey in each innings, and in an equal degree at the finish to the good bowling of Shilton and Pallett. Out of 814 made by Warwickshire from the bat Law and Devey contributed no less than 203. Shilton took seven wickets for 80, White­ head five for 62,Pallett fourfor 30,and Cresswell two for five runs. J. Brown was the most successful bowler for Staffordshire, taking eight wickets for seventy. W arw ickshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. H. W . Bainbridge, run out ............................... 5 Mr. J. E. Hill, b Turner ... 13 Law, run out .................79 Major, run out ................. 2 Shilton, c W., b J. Brown 22 Pallett, lbw, b J. Brown ... 0 Lilley, b J. Brown ........... 4 Devey, c Twemlow, b Crossman....................... 42 Whitehead, b Briscoe ... 5 Cresswell, st Brookes, b J. B row n ...........................18 Mr. H. G. Hill, not out ... 0 B 9, lb 2.......................... 11 Total . run out .......... 0 b Turner .......... 0 c and bW. Brown 30 b Turner .......... 0 b Turner .......... 7 c Turner, b J. Brown ........ 21 lbw, b J. Brown 1 st Brookes, Brown . not out b J. . ... 52 . ... 8 b W. Brown ... 5 c Twemlow, b J. Brown .......... 0 B 5, lb 1 ... 6 Total ...130 . ...201 S taffordshire . First InningB. Second Innings. Brookes, b Whitehead ... 14 run out ....... 1 Mr. R. G. James, bWhite­ head ..................................19 b Shilton ........15 W. Brown, b Shilton ... 19 c Bainbridge, b Pallett .......... 9 Mr. F. T. Cozens, b White­ head ................................ 0 c H. Hill, b Shilton.......... 4 Turner, lbw, b Shilton ... 26 c Cresswell, b Shilton.......... 0 Mr.F. R Twemlow, b Pal­ lett ............................... 7 c Bainbridge, b Shilton.......... 0 Briscoe, not out.................25 cMajor, b White­ head .......... 4 Mr. D. Crossman, c Bain­ bridge, b Cresswell ... 1<J st Lilley, b Shil­ ton .......... 5 Mr. C. B. Webb, c Law, b Whitehead ................. 0 c and b Pallett... 10 Mr. C. Hedges, run o u t... 0 c Bainbridge, b Pallett .......... 4 J. Brown, b Cresswell ... 0 not out .......... 13 B 5, lb 1 ................. 6 Total ...128 Total 65 PAST & PRESENT R.B. v. PAST & PRESENT K.R.R.—Played at St. Cross, Winchester, on July 15 and 16. R ifle B rigade . First Innings. Second Innings. Major Maude, c Wallace, b Campbell ................. 0 b Clowes m . ... 29 Capt. Parker, c and b Rawlinson ................. 4 e Rawlinson, b Fenwick 8 Rev. J. G. Crowdy, b Clowes ........................ 29 b Campbell 13 C. R. Staveley, c Camp­ bell, b Rawlinson.......... 2 b Wallace.......... 6 Hon. W. Cairns, b Clowes 4 b Clowes .......... 87 Capt. L. Russell, b Clowes 0 c Rawlinson, b Fenwick 7 Col. Mansell, run out ... 13 b Clowes .......... 3 Color-Sargt. Hale, b Clowes ........................ 0 c W a r r e , b Loftus .......... 23 Capt. Pigott, c Rhodes, b CloweB ........................ 17 b Clowes .......... 1 Capt. Pemberton, run out 1 b Warre .......... 5 Hon V. Willbraham, not o ............................... 10 c Loftus, b Wallace......... 0 A. HAnnesley, lbw, b Clowes ........................ 10 not out .......... 4 E x tra s................. 1 Extras.......... 34 Total .......... 91 Total ...170 K ing ’ s R oyal R ifles . Capt. C. E. Clowes, c Maude, b Crowdy... 80 Capt. Rawlinson, b Crowdy .................24 Capt. R. S. Bowen, st Staveley, b Crowdy 35 Major Sir G. Camp­ bell, b Cairns..........61 Capt. E. J. Dewar, b Cairns .................33 R. M.Stuart Wortley, b Russell................. 1 Col, N. W. Wallace, not out .................36 J. E. Rhodes, b Parker ................. 3 H.C.Warre.c Cairns, b Parker................. 0 St. J. Loftus, st Staveley, b Russell 17 Major Fenwick, c Annesley, b Cairns 17 Capt. Fortescue, b Russell ................. 8 Extras................ 12 Total ...327 GREENJACKETS v. ETON RAMBLERS.— Played at St. Cross, Winchester, on July 20 and 21. G reenjackets . First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. Clowes, c Maclean, b Mordaunt ................ 8 c and b Maclean 15 Hon. W.Cairns.b Heseltine 1 c Erskine, b Heseltine ... 0 H. C. Warre, b Heseltine 0 lbw, b Heseltine 16 Sergt. Grainger, b Mor­ daunt ............................... 0 c Dickinson, b Mordaunt ... 7 Hon. J. R. Brownlow, b Heseltine........................ 0 b Mordaunt ... 1 Col. H. W. Wallace, c Coopor, b Mordaunt ... 32 run out ..........28 Private Nash, run out ... 15 not out .......... 5 Lieut. J. D. T. Loftus, b Cooper ........................ 3 c Cooper, b Heseltine ... 4 Capt. Butler, absent 0 c and b Mor­ daunt .......... 0 Capt. W. F. Parker, b Mordaunt........................ 1 b Heseltine ... 0 Capt. F. A. Fortescue, not out .............................. 1 b Wombwell ... 14 B5, w 1 .................. 6 B 18, w 1, nb 1 20 Total ................. 67 Total ...110 E ton R amblers , H. J. Mordaunt, c Parker, b Clowes 18 A. H. Dickinson, c Grainger, b Clowes 41 F. C. Hayhurst, c sub., b Clowes ... 9 C.Heseltine.c Brown- low, b Clowes ... 31 R.O.Ridley, c Cairns, b Grainger ......... 20 H.A. Cooper, b Grain­ ger ........................11 —First Innings. M. F. Maclean, lbw, b Clowes ................. 1 Q.Erskine.bGrainger 5 R. Wombwell, not out ........................23 Capt. Pemberton, b Grainger................. 2 A. Annesley, b Grain­ ger ........................ 6 B 2, lb 5 .......... 7 Total ...174 In the Second Innings H. A. Cooper scored (not out) 1, M. F. Maclean (not out) 6.—Total 7. ESSEX v. HAMPSHIRE. The Essex eleven got so much the best of the early part of the game at Leyton, on Thursday, that they were able to win on Friday afternoon with nine wickets to spare. The victory was chiefly due to the good batting of Messrs. Owen and Lucas, and the effective bowling of Mead, Pickett, and Mr. Kortright. Mr. Owen carried his bat through the first innings. Pickett took seven Hampshire wickets for 45, Mr. Kortright six for 53, and Mead six for 118 runs. Capt. Barton’s four wickets for Hampshire cost 64, Baldwin’s three ;37, Mr. Hill’s three 20 and Soar's one 29runs. H ampshire . First Innings. Mr.H.W.Forster,cPbillips, b P ick ett........................ Mr. F. Eden, b Pickett ... Barton, lbw, b Mead Soar, b P ickett................ Mr. C. J. R. Richards, c Pickett, b Mead .......... Mr. A. J. L. Hill, b Mead Second Innings. b Pickett .......... 1 b Kortright ... 0 b Kortright ... 56 not out ..........33 5 Mr. A. B. Heath, b Mead 12 Mr. L. H. Gay, not out ... 4 Baldwin, b P ick ett.......... 1 Capt. Barton, b Owen ... 12 Major BethuDe, c John­ ston, b M ea d ................. 5 B ............................... 4 b Kortright c Kortright, b P ick ett..........22 b Kortright ... 13 b Kortright ... 10 cOwen.b Pickett 19 b Kortright ... 0 CRYSTAL PALACE v. CARSHALTON.—Played at Carshalton on July 23. CAR8HALTON. F. Allen, b A. Cosens 7 P. Allen, c Kallen A. Baxter, lbw, b A. der, b J Noakes ... 2 Cosens ... 28 C. Verdon, c S. Noakes,b A.Coson 5 A. Wheatman, c G., 4 b A. Cosens ......... 28 R. S. Dally, b J. F. Hill, c and b G. Noakes ................. 33 Cosens 9 Buss,not o u t .......... 1 R. Easterbrook "b a ! B ........................ 13 Cosens ... ......... 7 — Total , Nash and Rose did not bat. C rystal P alace . ...153 G. Cosens, c Verdon, b Easterbrook ... 13 J. A. Kallender, b Easterbrook .......... 4 J.N.Noakes, b Easter­ brook........................18 A. Cosens, c and b Wheatman .......... 0 A. A. Cipriani, P. Currey, H. A. Gaitskell, and S. N. Noakes did not bat. F. C. Barchard, b Easterbrook.......... 0 S. Shorter, not out 17 A. C. Patterson, not out ......... 1 B ........................ 8 T o ta l..........61 BOSTON PARK v. ONE & ALL .-Played at Brentford on June 6. B oston P a rk . W. Steers, b Stevens 7 W. Vosper, b Stevens 7 A.E. Harris,bHayterl06 R. Rapkin, st Bryon, b Stevens................. 9 W. J. Brooker, c Stevens, b Bignell 95 H.H. White,b Hayter 4 C. C. Verrell, c Emmett, b Bignell 2 J. H. Clayton, c Brading, b Big­ nell ........................12 H. White, b Bignell 6 A. J. Robinson, b Bignell .................. 1 E. Underwood, not out ......................... 7 Extras....................32 O ne & A ll Total ...288 First Innings. J. G. Emmett, b Brooker H. Bryon, b Brooker.......... H. Hayter, c Steers, b Brooker ........................ G. Bignell, c Clayton, b Brooker ........................ R. Brading, c Underwood, b Brooker........................ 4 W. Bradley, b Brooker ... 2 J. Rhodes, b Brooker ... 8 Watcham, c and b Clay­ ton ............................... 0 W. R. Brown, b Brooker 23 W. Martin, not o u t .......... 2 Stevens, b B rooker.......... 8 Extras .................12 Second Innings, c Clayton, b 9 0 8 run out 2 not out Brooker.......... 0 b Clayton.......... 2 ..........18 ... 42 b H. White ... c Steers, b Vos­ per ................. b Vosper .......... b Vosper .......... cH . H. White, b H. White ... lbw, b Voeper ... b Vosper .......... Extras......... Total ... 78 Total ... 90 b Mead B 6, lb 5... Total . 83 Total ...174 E ssex .— First Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, not out ........................72 Mr. A. P. Lucas, b Baldwin.................50 Mr. A. S. Johnston, lbw, b Capt. Barton 10 Carpenter, c Gay, b Capt. Barton......... 0 Burns, b Hill ... ... 2 Mr. F. A. Phillips, b Hill ......................................................................... 0Total ..................... 169 Mr. D. Womersley, b Capt. Barton.......... In the Second Innings Owen scored, b Soar, 17, Lucas (not out) 42, Jobnston (not out) 28; lb 2, nb 2—Total, 91. Mr. H. M. Taberer, b Capt. Barton.......... Mr. C. J. Kortright, b Hill ........................ Mead, c Eden, b Baldwin .................I Pickett, c Hill, b B aldw in................. B 5, lb 1 .......... A rlington v. C uckoo S chools .— Played at Hanwell on July 23. Scores:—Arlington, 92 (F. H. Williams 24) and 72 for three wickets (S. A. Williams not out 45); Cuckoo Schools, 52. D artmouth P ark v . B ees .— Played at Tufnell Park on July 23, the Dartmouth Park winning easily with the loss of only three wickets. Harm- ston dismissed four batsmen at a cost of 26 runs. Scores :—Dartmouth Park, 116 for three wickets (W. J. Welborn not out 39, J. Hutchinson 83); Bees, 109 (A. E. Owens 23 RICHMOND v. BECKENHAM.—Played at Rich mond on July 20. B eckenham . Second Innines. First Innings. Rev. F. Marriott, c Bush, b Evans ................. ... 7 J. N. Baker, run out.;. ... 0 H. B. Street, b H o lt........ 0 W. F. Noakes, c Bush, b Francis .....................14 A . H . Marshall, c Tievor, b Evans ....................... 5 J. N. Noakes, not out ... 23 A. J. Dennison, b Francis 8 C. W. Cobbold, c F. Hill, b Francis....................... 0 Tate, c and b Francis ... 2 F. Chater, c Holt, b Fran­ cis..................................... 1 A. A. Baker, c and b Francis ...................... 1 B 2, lb 3, n b l ........ 6 c Trevor, b Bush 52 c Trevor, b Fran­ cis ................. 1 b Bush ..........12 stTrevor.bEvans 2 b Bush... b Francis ... 16 ... 0 Total .................67 R ichmond . stTrevor.bEvans 11 not out .......... 4 not out .......... 6 B 5, lb l,nb2 8 Total ...113 A. S. Bull, b Street... 6 E.A. Bush,c Cobbold, b S treet.................19 N.Roberts.c Marriott, b Street ................. 5 A. Holt, b Street ... 5 F. P. Francis, b Marriott.................26 W. J. Wilson, lbw, b Street ................. 4 F. Hill, b Marriott... P. C. W. Trevor, lbw, b Marriott .......... E. Evershed, c J. Noakes, b Marriott E. B. Hill, b Marriott O. Evans, not out ... B 3, nb 3 .......... Total .......... CR ICK E TE R S— B e s t < C C ^ G oods City Agents — b e a r th is M a rk .— Advfc. P arton & L e st e r , 91, Q ueen S t ., C heap ^ ide .