Cricket 1892

380 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAMEi AUG. 18, 1892 LONDON AND W ESTM IN STER BANK v. UNION BANK.—Played at Dulw ich on July 25 and 26. U nion B ank . A. G. Lloyd, c Squire, b Podmore ........... 5 H. E. Roberts, c Brooks, b Podm ore 2 R.Beckett, b Lawless 1 W . Simon, c Brook, b Lawless .............30 P. W oodbridge, c Lawless,bPodm ore 0 S.G.Bruff, c Podmore, b Lawless ........... 0 J. Stewart, c and b Podm ore ........... 0 D. H. Langridge, c Douglas, b Lawless 4 C. A. W atson, b Podm ore................... 0 J. C. Robertson, not out .......................... 0 J. Christison, b L a w less ........... ... 0 B 4, lb 3, n b l ... 8 Total , 50 L ondon and W estm inster B a n k . O. A.Snell, b R ob ert­ son .......................... 6 L. Pitt Brook, c Watson, b Robert­ son .......................... 0 C. A. Goodchild, b Christison ...........12 C. S. J. Douglas, b Robertson ........... 1 Geo. Raby, not out... 35 C. T. Lawless, c L a n g r i d g e , b S tew a rt...................S S. W.Broofes.st Bruff, b Stewart ........... J. H. Herschell, not out B5, lb 5 ... 10 Total ...........96 A. Podm ore, H. B. Squire, and J. B. Stopford did not bat. MERTON (2) v. W IMBLEDON CONSERVATIVE CLUB.—Played at Morton Park on July 30. M erton . J. P. Bevan, b W hite 30 A. Beck, b White ... 5 F. L. Head, c R. Steward, b Dix ... 4 Me Bean, c Stanford, b A. Steward...........28 W. Youlten, b Dix ... 0 F. D. Head, not out 73 De L a Cceur, b R. S tew ard .................... 20 Fearless, b D ix........... McDonald, c Stan­ ford, b Dix ........... Gallagher, b R . S tew a rd ................... James, lbw, b D ix ... B 2, nb 3 ........... Total ...171 W im bledon C onservative C l u b . First Inuings. J. Dix, Ibw, b L. Head ... J. C. Arman, b De L a Coeur.................................. A. Stanford, b De La C oea r........... ................... J. Ciesar, c Bevan, b L. H e a d .................................. W. White, b De La Coeur R. Steward, b De La Cceur A. A. Steward, b L. Head E. Stanley, b De La Cceur W. Jackson, b De La C oeur.................................. J. Pickett, b L . Head ... A. Jepison, not o u t........... B 1, lb 1 .......................... Total ................... Second Innings. 2 Ibw, b M cBean 13 0 b Y o u lte n ........... 0 2 b McBean ........... 7 0 b Y o u U en ........... 2 2 c sab, b Youlten 0 1 c Youlten, bBeck 3 1 b Fearless.......... 8 0 b B eck.................. 0 0 not out ........... 3 0 not out ........... 3 1 2 B 3, lb 2 ........... 5 11 Total 39 MERTON v. G U ILD H ALL.—Played at Merton Park on August 1. M. Moorhouse, b G. Helder ..................65 C.A Godward,run out 20 F. D. Head, c P., b G. Helder ..................42 H. S. Barkworth, c and b Lancaster 30 J.R.Bevan, >F.Helder 7 Dr.Young, c C.J.Mur­ doch, b Helder 29 E. Godward, b G. Helder .................. 5 M. II. W hit’ey, not out ...........................38 A. J. Beck, b Q. Helder ................... 0 W. Youlten, c F., b G. Helder ........... 2 N. Cooke, b G. Helder ................... 0 B 2 4 .lb 8 .w l, nb4 37 Total ...275 G uildh all , First Innings. P. L. Lancaster, b M oor­ house .......................... ... 4 M. R. Mossman, b Whitley 2 C.J.Murdoch.bM oorhouse 2 F. A. Murdoch, c and b Young..................................45 J.Trotter,cCooke,bW hitley 5 F. Helder, b M oorhouse... 0 Second Innings. ... 27 ... 4 ... 0 not out b Young b Head... lbw, b Young st M oorhouse, b Young . c Bevan, b M oor­ house ... b W hitley ... b W hitley ... G. Helder, b M oorhouse... 0 F. Shury, b Moorhouse ... 0 H. S. Singer, c Young, b W hitley .......................... 0 b W hitley ... H. Linder, st Bevan, b Moorhouse .................. 5 E. Buncom be, not out ... 8 B .................................. 4 Total ...................75 c Moorhouse, b W h itley.......... 0 c Young, b W hit­ ley ... .. ... 11 B 10, lb 6 ... 16 Total ... 61 W EST WICKHAM v. ADDINGTON.—Played at W est W ickham on August 6. W e st W ick h am . First Innings. J. Rolt, b M ichod H. Gripper, b Moore ... 5 A. H. Henry, c Fielder, b M ichod .......................... 0 C. Bowman, c Fielder, b M ichod .......................... 1 G. Bird, c Fielder, b M ichod .......................... 0 W . Hollamby, b Sampson 6 W . New, not out ...........£2 C. Thompson, c Moore, b Cowdrey .......................... 32 V. Thomasset, b Cowdrey 3 S. Bowman, b Sampson ... 3 C. Kay, b S am pson........... 0 B 2, lb 2, w 1............... 5 Total ...................... 77 A ddin gton . Fielder, c Hollam by, b Bird .................. 2 Moore, b Thomasset 4 Cowdrey,bThomasset 0 C.Mylne, c Hollamby, b Bird .................. 13 S.Docking,b Thomas­ set .......................... 2 H. Docking, b B ird ... 6 Second Innings. b L a ch la n ........... 4 b L a ch lan ...........18 b Sampson b Sampson b Sampson ... 7 run out ...........17 b Lachlan ... ... 3 not out ........... 5 Total ... 70 Lachlan,bThom asset Michod, b B ird ......... A. Still, b Thomasaet Tomkins, b Thomas­ set .......................... G. Sampson, not out B ........................... T otal ... 46 HONOR OAK (2) v. LINDEN.—Played at Honor Oak on August 6. H onob C. D. Hayes, c Oxer, b Eade C. Barton, b W atson 16 B. Ramsay, bW atson 14 B.Kenyon, b W atson 20 E. G. Hayes, not out 53 W . E. Ho ford, b Martin .................. 0 G. Miller did not bat. O a k . T. Gracey, b W atson 13 W . North, b Martin 6 H. L. Holford, b Eve 25 F. Mather, not out ... 4 B 6, lb 2 ................. 8 Total ...160 Innings declared closed. L in d e n . B. M. Clarke, c H. H. W illiam s, c C. H o l f o r d , b E. Hayes, b Kenyon... 5 Holford ......... 31 Oxer, b H. H olford.. 8 Fletcher, c Mather "b T. Watson, not out . 10 Barton ........... 9 B 4, lb 2................. 6 F. Eve, not out... ... 49 — Martia, c Barton, b Total ......... 130 E. Holford 4 Eade, b Kenyon ... 8 Eastwood, C. Drow and Allen did not bat. C om ic C r ic k e t .— By tho Cocuney Sportsman (Alec Nelson). A profusely illustrated and viva­ cious volume. Post free, 1/2. W rigtt & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C. Can be had from all news agents or \V. II. Smith's bookstalls. G raob P ar lo u r C r ic k e t .— A Handsome Birth­ day Present for boys. Matches played and analy­ sis kept same as on the cricket field. Any number can play, and endless enjoym ent and amusement is afforded by this ingenious Indoor Game. Post free, securely packed, 2/10.— W r ig h t & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill. London. R. W . THOMAS (The Celebrated Sporting Photographer), 121, CH E A P S I D E , LONDON, E.C. 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