Cricket 1892

AUG 18, 1802 CRICKET: A WEEKLY KECOED OP THE GAME. QUERNMORE HOUSE SCHOOL (2) v. BECKEN ­ HAM LODGE.—Played at Plaistow on July 23. —First Innings. J.C.Parlby, b Christ­ mas i ................... C. Powis iii , c Christ­ m as i, b Christ­ mas ii .................... M.Howard, b Christ­ mas i ................... H. Cazeaux, not out W 4, nb 1 ........... Q u ern m o be (2). H. Powis i, b Christ­ mas i ..............................13 T. Edey ir, lbw, b Christmas I ... ... 3 G. C. Morgan, b Christmas I ............ £ L.Jezzi.b Chrismas i 0 W. Engelhardt, b Christmas ii .........12 D.Prust,bChristmas I 13 J. Brearley, b Christ­ mas i .................. 5 In the Second Innings H. Powis i scored, c Green, b Christmas l 28, T. Edey n , lbw b Christ­ mas i 0, G. C. Morgan, hw, b Christmas i 6, L. Jezzi, b White 15, W. Engelhardt, (not out) 5, D. Prust, c Cowley, b Christmas I 1; b 2, w 3, nb 1.— Total 61. Innings declared closed. B eckenh am L odge . Total First Innings. Mold, c Howard, b Jezzi 1 Christmas n , retired ... 0 Greene, b J e z z i.................. 0 Christmas i, b Parlby ... 0 White, b P arlby.................. 1 Gray, b Jezzi .................. 0 Muller 1 , c Powis, b Jezzi 1 Cowley, not o u t ................... 0 White i i , c Prust, b Parlby 0 Muller i i , c Morgan, b Brearley .......................... 2 Griffith.cPrust, b Brearley B l , f f 2 .................... Second Innings, c Prust, b Powis b Parlby ........... b Jezzi ........... b Parlby ........... c Morgan, b Parlby ........... b Parlby ........... c Brearley, b Parlby ........... b Parlby ........... b Parlby ........... Q u ernm ore H ou S e S chool .— First Innings. c Prust, b Parlby 0 0 not out ........... 0 3 Total ................... 8 T o ta l........... 8 QUERNMORE HOUSE v. OLD BOYS.—Played on July 27. Q u ern m oiie H ou se . First Innings. A. E. Russell, st Dur- bridgc..................................29 H. Keene, b Burns ........... 3 C. Gregory, b S olbe........... 2 H. Pike, b Burns ........... 0 G. C. M organ, c Rolls, b D y a s ................................... 8 K. V. Trubshaw, b Dyas 10 ' “ 0 11 10 3 1 C. Armstrong, b Dyas Loly, c Silva, b Solbe ... F. Pearce, b Solbe ........... Harvey, c and b Solbe ... F. Goujon, b Solbe ........... P. Ashton, c Burns, b S o lb e .................................. W. Hodges, b Burns.......... W . Engelhardt, b Burns .. H. Powis, notout ........... Extras .......................... Second Innings. c Durbridge, b Solbe ........... 0 b Solbe.................. 7 c Silva, b Burns 1 b Solfce ........... 0 b Solbe ........... 0 c Silva, b Solbe 7 b D yas.......... ... 11 run out ...........14 c Dyas, b B uros 18 c Rolls, b Solbe 8 c and b Solbe ... 3 run o u t.. , n ot out b Solbe run out Extras ... 1 0 ... 7 ... 0 ... 4 Total ...........114 O l d B oys . First Innings. F. Zimmerm an, b Pearce 1 F. Burns, lbw, b Arm ­ strong.................................17 F. Silva, b G regory...........14 W . Clarke, b Arm strong... 1 F. Solbe, c Keene, b Arm­ strong..................................13 H. Rolls, b G regory........... 1 J. Dyas, not out.................. 6 H. Silva, b Harvey ........... 4 M. Hicks, run out ........... 1 H. Durbridge, b Ashton .. 15 A. Darbridge, b Ashton ... 14 Extras .................. 7 Total ...........91 Total...........87 Second Innings, n otou t.................. 2 lbw, b Gregory... 10 b G regory........... 4 not out ...........94 b G regory........... 0 c Gregory, b Arm strong ... 5 b G regory........... 3 Extras ............ 6 Total........... 124 QUERNMORE HOUSE SCHOOL v. PARENTS AND M ASTERS—Played on July 28. P aren ts and M a st e r s . First Innings. Gibson, run oat... Russell, b Gregory Loly, b Harvey ... , 52 . 35 0 Pearce, cHarvey.b Ashton 12 Saunders, run out ...........17 Powis, b K een e................... 0 Ashton, hw, b Keene ... 4 Prust, b K e e n e .................. 0 B ush,c Keene, b Harvey... 7 G oujon, not out................... 0 Arm strong, run out........... 8 Extras , 18 Total ..........153 H. Keene, c Gibson, b Pearce .................. 9 H. Pike, b B u sh .........39 C. Gregory, b Pearce 1 W. Trubshaw, c Loly, b Pearce . G. Morgan, c Powis, b G ibson .......... D. Harvey, b Bush ... 19 C. Armstrong, b Bush 4 P. Ashton, not out ... 62 H. Powis, b Pearce ... 8 R. W. Hodges, b Pearce ................... 0 W. L. Englehardt, runout ...................10 Extras ...........21 Total...........188 In the Second Innings Pike scored, (not out) 6, Gregory, <not out) 18; extras, 4.—Total, 28. Second Innings, b Armstrong ... b Astiton ........... c Hodges, b G regory........... b G regory........... n ot ou t..................... cKeene.bAshton b Armstrong ... absent ................. b Armstrong ... b Harvey ........... c Gregory, b Ashton ........... Extras........... Total ..........61 LONDON & COUNTY BANK v. NATIONAL P R O ­ VINCIAL BANK.—Played at Dulwich on July 23 and 29. N.P. B ank . J. Gibbon, b Sargant 44 J. K. Thompson, st Waldock,b Sargant 36 C. H. Wynne, uot out 48 G. A. Co-ser,bBishop 1 A. R. Mayo, b Bishop 6 E.E.Rudd.bBlomfield 2 W . H. Porter, b Blom­ field ........................... 3 B 3, lb 8, w 1 ... 12 Total ...152 \V. J. Wheeler, J. M. Ilott, J. Parry, and J. Price did not bat. Innings declared closod. L . & C. B a n k . C. E. BlomfiolJ, b Cosser .................. 1 S. H. Sargant, b Cosser .................. 0 'V. R. Pattinson, c Rudd, b Gibbon ... 19 F. J. Finlinson, b Cosser ...................15 B. M. Waldock, b Gibbon .................. 2 T. Bishop, lbw, b Cosser ................... 0 R. II. King, 1) Gibbon 14 A. Yeoman, b Gibbon 0 H. W. Walrond, run out .......................... 6 C. R. Trowell, not out ........... ......... 3 H. R. Oxley, b Cosser 0 B 3, lb 3, nb 1 ... 7 Total ... 67 T 3 E DEVON COUNTY SCHOOL v. LYNTON.— Playod at W est Buckland on July 23. L yn to n . First Inninga. B. Penuicott, c Lawrence, Second Innings. b N ewm an.......................... 9 c Lawrence, b Ivey................... 3 C. D. Hall, run out ........... 3 b N e#m an........... 0 W. Brim acom be, b Davia 14 b Davis ...........12 H. Teeadale, b Newman ... Rev. W. E. Cox, low, b 5 b Newman ... 40 Newman ........... .......... 15 c Davis, b Newm an........... 4 T. Jowitt, run out ........... 9 b N ewm an.......... 0 A. Brookshaw, d Newman A. J. Hall, c Beattie, b 0 not out ........... 2 D a v ia .................................. 1 run out ........... 0 T. Burch, b Davis ........... b N ewm an......... 3 F. Blackm ore, b Newman 3 b Newman.......... 4 P. Brookshaw, not out 0 b Newman........... 1 B 4, lb 3, w 1.................. 8 B 2, lb 1, w 4 7 Total ............... 69 Total ... 76 D evon C ounty S ch o ol .— First Innings. W . Tarr, hw, b Pennicott................... 6 H. R. Champion, b Pennicott...............13 H. Newman, c and b Pennicott.......... .. 0 C.W. LI. Davis,c Hall, b Brim acom be ... 0 B. F. Ardern, retired h u r t ........................... 1 J. C. Beattie, c P. Brookshaw,bBrima- com be ................... 3 C. C. S. Bland, c P. Brookshaw, b Pen­ nicott ................... F. R. Ivey, c Jowitt, b P e n n ico tt........... C. E. Lawrence, b Brim acom be.......... R. S. Leater, not out S. G.Carnell.cJowitt, b Brimacombe ... B l, l b l .................. Total... 40 In the Second Innings Cham pion scored, c Burch, b Brimacombe, 33, Newman, (not out), 0, Davis, (not out), 65; b 7, lb 1, w 1.—Total, 107. made 127 in about four hours and a quarter, and there can be no higher testim ony to the quality of his cricket thau that there was no mistake. During the latter part of the innings he batted with more freedom than usual, and his tim ing and placing were up to his very best standard. This is, we may add, Shrewsbury’s fifth hundred in first-clasa m atches this season. Gunn helped Shrewsbury to add 166 for the second wicket, and though he gave a chance to »hort-8lip at 57, it was a display well worthy of his reputation. Barnes mado 65 out o f 1U0 in a hour and a half, but he ought to have been caught twice, the first tim e when he had made 37. Heavy rain prevented a start until after half past one o’clock on Tuesday, aud then the tail » f Notts peiform ed so creditably that 142 iuna we:e added before the innings closed. The chief credit of this belonged to D aft and Attewell, who added 77 in an hour. D aft’s b9 waa a creditable display, and Attewell hit well, though he ought to have been caught twice during the letter part of hia inninga. After being in six hours and twenty minutes, Notts were at last out for a big total of 429. It was a fine perform ance, but at the same time, they were greatly indebted to mistakes in the field. After their long outing, Gloucestershire made a poor start, and when pity ceased on Tuesday night four of the best batsm en were out with the score only 52. Mesara. E. M. Grace and Radcliffe both fell in the aecond over to finecatchea at alip. Yeaterday, Roberta and Mr. Ferris were both in for an hour and a half, and their play waa the chief feature of the latter part of the inninga, which closed just before two o ’clock for 146. With three hours and ten minutes for play, and 283 to avert an inninga defeat, Gloucester­ shire had a very difficult task before them. Still they played up with creditaH e pluck, and thanks chiefly to the free hitting ofj Painter and the good cricket of Mr. W . G. Grace, who carried out hia bat for 43, the game was cirawn with the total 196 for five wickets. N otts . G LOUCESTERSHIRE v. NOTTS. Nottinghamshire and Surrey this season furnish the joint attraction for the Cheltenham Week, w hich commenced on Monday. The wickets on the College Ground have generally borne a good reputation, and the NoMingham- shire eleven utilised their opportunity in winning the toss on Monday, so well, that when stumps were drawn they had m ade 287, at a cost of omy four batsmen. The period of actual play was a little over four hours and a half, so that the rate of acoring this time exceeded sixty an hour. Mr. Dixon waa bowled in tne aecond over but he was the only failure of the day, and Shrewa- bury, Gunn, and Barnea were all Been to marked advantage. Shrewsbury waa not dis- missed until the score was 268. Of these he had Shrewsbury, b W. G. Grace .....................127 Mr. J. A. Dixon, b Roberts ..................... 4 Gunn, c Croome, b Roberts .......................68 Barnes,c E. M.Grace, b Ferris ......................65 Flowers, c Painter, d Roberts ...................... 16 Shacklock, b W . G. Grace .................... 6 G loucestershire . Attewell, b W oof ...54 H. B. Daft, c Board, b Croome ...........39 Mr. a . O. Jones, c Woof, b Croome ... 9 A. Shrewsbury, jun., • not out ................... 19 Sherwin, run out ... 6 B 11, lb 4, no 1... 16 Total ...429 First Innings. Mr. E. M. Grace, c Jone?, b Shacklock .................... 0 Mr. R. W. Rice, c Sherwin, d chacklock ......................11 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, c Jones, b rihacklock ... 0 Mr. W . G. Grace, c.Shack- lock, b A.ttewoll ............ 1 Painter, c Shrewsbury, b Barnea .......................... 37 Roberts, b Shacklock ... 18 Mr. J. J. Ferris, c Dixon, b Shacklock.............................30 Capt. A. H. Luard, c Dixon, b Shacklock ... 6 Mr. A. C. M. Croom e, c bherwin, b Shacklock... 2 W oof, not out .................. 12 Board, c Atterwcll, b Shacklock..........................15 B 12, lb 2..................... 14 Second Innings c Attewell, b Flowers ... c Shacklock, Flowers ... not out c Sherwin, Attewell... c Shrewsbury, b Flowers . not out 13 , 2 37 . 43 ) 70 7 17 B 4, lb 2, n b l 7 Total ... ...146 Total ..196 BOW LING ANALYSIS. Ferris........... Roberts ... W oof............. W. G. Grace First: N ottin gh am sh ire . O. M. R. W. O.M .R.W. 44 8 131 1 |E. Grace 5 0 29 0 44 23 89 3 I Radcliffe 4 0 16 0 26.3 10 31 10 Croome... 14 3 43 2 G lo ucestersh ire . Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Attewell 36 21 45 1 ...........21 11 32 1 Shacklock .. 46 23 66 8 ...........17 4 46 0 Flow ers........... 7 3 9 0 ...........20 8 27 3 B a rn e s......... 12 6 10 1 .......... 10 3 38 1 Shrewsbury,jun. 3 1 2 0 ........... 5 1 16 0 Dixon 8 1 23 0 Jones 2 0 8 0 Barnes bowled 1 no-ball. T h e S e v e n th A u str alia n T eam in E ngland a budget o f biographical sketches. By Clarence P. M oody. W ith a photographic group of the team. Price 6d. W r ig h t & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.O,