Cricket 1892

88G CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, AUG, 25, 1892 INOOGNITI IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. The annual tour of the Incogs in the W est, which has just been com pleted, extended this year to three weeks. Begun at W estbury on August 1st, it closed at Lyndhorst on Saturday last. The results were em inently satisfactory, as out o f the nine m atches played six were won, two drawn, and only one lost, and that by the narrow margin of three runs. On two occasions, at W estbury and Exmouth, the W an­ derers scored over 400 in an innings. The tour was attended by a variety of “ moving accidents by flood and field,” one of tbe team being nearly drowned whi e bathing at Torquay, and the whole lot being upset out of a break while driving from Exmouth to Sidmouth. Fortunately no one was much hurt but the effect of the “ spill ” upon their nerves had undoubtedly much to do w ith the poor show of the Incogs on the second day of the Sidmouth m atch. The defeat at Bournemouth was to a great extent brought about by the extraordinary obliquity of vision of thehom eium pire, who allowed Harenc to “ sta r” at least twice when he was palpably “ dead.” One memorable feature of the tour must not be forgotten, v iz : the perform ance o f Greenway in hitting S. M. J. Woods for 20 in an over at Welling­ ton -th ree fours, a six, and a two. The subjoined scores will show the actual doings of each m em ­ ber of the team, which worked throughout with the utm ost harmony and good fellowship. The best thanks o f the Incogs are due to Mr. and Mrs. Laverton for their great kindness and hospitality at Westbury, and also to Mr. Peyto Shrubbytho Hon. Secretary of the Torquay C.C., for his generous entertainment. The dances at Torquay and Exmouth were not tho least pleasing eaturcs o f the tour. INCOGNITI v. MR. W. H. LA VE RTON ’S X I.— Played at W estbury on August 1 and 2. M r. W. H. L averton ’ s X I. First Innings. Hamilton Ross, b Dixon 21 F. W . Stancom b, b Miller 80 L. C. n . Palairet, c Dixon, b Miller .............................3t R. Smith, b Isaacs ........... 8 E. T. Shorland.cBarlow, b M iller.....................................13 A. G. Stancom b, not out 21 H. H. Palairet, c Dixon, b Synnott ........................... 7 N. R. H. Bullen, cH anng- ton, b Synnott ............ 2 W. L. Jefferies, c Green­ way, b M iller..................20 F. W. Laverton,cDixon,b Isaacs.....................................10 W . H. Laverton,cHaring- ton, b Miller .................... 9 B 23, lb 7 ......................30 Total . Second Innings. b Isaacs ........... 2 b Miller ........... 9 b Isaa'B ...........16 cDixon, b Miller 2 cDixon, b Isaacs c Hattersley Sm ith,b Miller c and b D ixon... c Greenway, b Miller ........... 4 not out ...........17 c and b Dixon ... 6 b Dixon ........... 1 Total ... 75 . ...203 I n cogn iti . F. H. Browning.c H.' Palairet, b Sm ith 108 H. H. H arington.bL. L. Palairet ...........84 H. G. Barlow, b P a la iret................... 6 Rev. P. Hattersley Smith, c F. Stan- ccmb, b Jefferies 56 E. P. Isaacs, W . J. Synnott, A. J. p. M il’er, and Sir A. W . L. Hemming did n ot bat. Innings declared closed F. J. Dixon, b Sm ith 8 i Capt. Greenway, not out .........................105 C. W . Trask, not out 3 B 33, lb 2, w 2 ... 37 Total ..478 NCOGNITI v. LANSDOWN.- August 3 and 4. L ansdown . First Innings. A. Garrett, c and b Miller 17 E. Sainsbury, c Barlow, b Dixon....................................108 D. D. Pontifex, b Dixon... 15 Capt. M cTier, b Dixon ... 1 E. W. Poynton, b Miller... 0 F. J. Sainsbury, 'c Dixon, b Miller ............................ 1 G. L. Strachan, c H em ­ ming, b Dixon ........... -Played at Bath on Second Innings, c Barlow, b Trask ...........68 b Miller ........... o c Trask, b Miller 54 b Dixon ........... o st Haygarth, b Dixon ......... c Synnott, b Dixon ........... o Green way, b Dixon ........... Rev. S. Swatey, c Trask, b D ixon .................................. 0 b Trask J. P. Mayo, c Haygarth, b D ixon.................................. 0 C. S. W. Cobtold, b Dixon 12 L. Poynton, not o u t.......... fi c and b Dixon ... 8 c Barlow, b Dixon ........... 1 not out ........... 3 L b ........... 3 Total ...166 Total ...149 I noogniti .—First Innings. F. H. Browning, c E. C. W. Trask, c E S a i n s b u r y , b Poynton, b Cob- Strachan.................... 7 b o ld ..... H. H. Harington, c H. G. Barlow, t and b E. Sainsbury 96 Strachan ..... E. B. Haygarth, st W . J. Synnott, b Pontifex.b E .Sains- Strachan ................ b u r y ..........................57 A. J. P. Miller, c Rev. P. Hattersley- Swabey.b E.Sains- Smith, b E. Sains- bury............................ b u r y .......................... 1 Sir A, W. L. Hem- F. J. Dixon, b Cob- ming, n otou t bold ..........................48 B 17, lb 3, w l ... Capt. Greenway, c F. Sainsbury, b Cob- Total bold ..........................50 In the Second Innings Greenway scored, (not out) 4, Hemming (not out) 1 ; b 2.—Total 7. .. 11 8 21 ...309 INCOGNITI v. W ELLINGTON .—Played at W ellington on August 5 and 6. W ellington . First Innings. Second Innings. J. H. Fox, b Miller ...........14 b Dixon ............. 0 H. R. Corner,c Haygarth,b D ixon.................................. 4 run out ........... 14 S. M. J. W oods, c Barlow, b Miller ..........................42 b Miller ............ 21 C. E. W inter, c Dixon, b M iller.................................. 0 b Dixon ............ 4 E. B. Hill, c Browning, b D ixon................................. 6 c Dixon, b Miller 8 R. Bere, c Synnott, b Roberts ..........................57 b Miller ............ 15 Rev. W. W.Palmer.bTrask 9 c Hattersley Smith,b Miller 5 E. W. Ebdon, not out ... 15 c Haygarth, b Dixon ........... 9 W inship, lbw, b Dixon ... 4 c Browning, b Miller ........... 0 H. N. Steed, c Browning, b Dixon .......................... 0 b Miller ............ 0 C. W . Macoy, c Dixon, b M iller................................. 7 not out ............ 2 B 4, lb 3 ................... 7 Total ........... I ncogniti , F. Browning,bWoods 33 H .G.Barlow,bW oods 26 E.Haygarth,bW inter 12 Rev. P. Hattersley Smith, b W oods ... 1 F. J. Dixon, b W inter 20 Capt.Greenway.cand b W oods..................42 C. W . Trask, c Win- &hip, b Macey ... 25 In the Second Innings Browning scored, (not out) 29, Hattersley Smith (not out) 28; b 1—Total 53. ...165 Total ... First Innings. W .J.Synnott,bMacey A. Roberts, b W oods A. J. P.Miller,cSteed, b W oods.................. Sir A.W.L.Hemming, ot out .................. B 17, lb 2, w 1 ... Total ...192 INCOGNITI v. TORQUAY.—Played at Torquay on August 8 and 9. T orqu ay . First Innings. R . Johnson, c Hattersley Smith, b Miller ...........12 W. D. Sellar, b Rawlinson 4 H ooton, c Browning, b Rawlinson .................. 0 H. A. Francis, not out ... 56 L. Taylor, b Rawlinson ... 20 J. R. Randolph, c and b Roberts ..........................18 S. W . S. Carey, c Rawlin­ son, b Roberts ........... 1 J. Gouldsmitb, lbw, b Roberts .......................... 4 E. F. Taylor, c Browning, b Synnott.......................... 3 N. Harvey, b Roberts ... 3 Dexter, c Browning, b Roberts ... .................. 0 B 10, lb 4 .................. 14 Second Innings. b Rawlinson ... 31 b Rawlinson ... 0 b Rawlinson ... 4 b R o b e rts...........29 c Barlow, b Roberts........... 2 c and b Roberts 0 c Browning, b Miller ...........1G c BrowniDg, b Rawlinson ... 0 c Haygarth, b Rawlinson ... 0 not out ...........28 c and b Synnott 9 B 6, lb 2, w 1 9 Total ..................135 Total I ncogniti . —F iist Innings. ...123 W . J. Synnott,cHoo- ton, b Johnson ... J. B. Rawlinson, b Johnson .................. SirA.W .L.Hemming, b H ooton ........... A. Roberts, c Carey, h Francis.................. A.J.P.Miller, not out 1 B 1 0 ,lb 7, n b l ... 18 21 F. H. Browning, H ooton .................. 0 H.G.Barlow, b John­ son ..........................26 E. B. Haygarth, c Carey, b Hooton ... 12 Rev. 1*. Hattersley Smith, c Gould­ smitb, b Johnson... 32 T. H. G. W elch, c Johnson, b H ooton 1 Capt. Qreenway, b J oh n son ..................12 , In the Second Innings Browning scored, c E. F. Taylor, b Sellar 0, Barlow, b E. F. Taylor 31, H ay­ garth (not out) 11, Hattersley-Smith, b H ooton 38, W elch (not out) 3, Greenway, b Johnson 28; b 10, lb 2.—Total, 123. CR ICKETERS-B est < - G O f r ^ G oods City A gents — b e a r tiiis M a r k . — A d v t. P a r to n & L e s t e r , 94, Q u een S t ., C h e a p sid b . Total ...139 IN C O G N iriv. EXMOUTH.—Played at Exmouth on August 10 and 11. I n cogn iti . E.B. Haygarth, c sub, b Chamberlain .. 107 H. G. Barlow, b Ar­ nold .......................... 5 Rev. P. Hattersley- Smith, c W. Copies- ton, b Groves ... 24 F. H. Browning, b Groves ................. 98 T. H. G. W elch, b Groves ..................88 Capt. Greenway, c Bent, b Martyn ... 19 W. J. Synnott, c A r­ nold,bChamberlain 28 J. B. Rawlinson, b Arnold ...................45 A. Roberts,cM artyn, b Bent ...................16 SirA.W .L.Hemming, c and b Arnold ... 11 A. J. P. Miller, not out .......................... 0 B 8, lb 9, w l,n b 2 20 Total ...411 E xm o u t h . First Innings. W . E. Martyn, b Rawlin­ son .................................. Second Innings. 2 c Browning, b Miller ............ 3 E. L. Copleston, c Barlow, b Miller ........................ 0 c Synnott, b Miller ........20 R. C. Groves, b W elch ... 42 c Browning, b Miller .........12 E. H. Bent, b Rawlinson... 14 b Hattersley- Smith ........ 15 J. S. G. Grenfell, c Hay­ garth, b Miller .......18 b Rawlinson ... 2 Arnold, jun., b W elch ... 2 st Haygarth, b H a t t e r s le y - Smith ............ 7 F. R. Roberts, b Rawlin­ son ..............................12 absent..................... 0 N. C. Chamberlain, not out ................................ 2 b Miller .............. 3 A. Squirl, st Haygarth, b M iller................................ 0 st Haygarth, b Miller ............ 1 W . Rickford, b Miller ... 0 not out ............... 2 W . Coplcston, absent, hurt ................................ 0 absent, hurt B 33, lb 10, w 2 .......45 Total ...137 B 12, lb 5 ... 17 Total... 82 6 INCOGNITI v. SIDMOUTH.—Played alSidm o on August 12 and 13. S idm o utii . —First Innings. V. F. Leese, b Miller......................... 5 E. H. Buckland, b Miller......................... 9 N. Leese, b Rawlin­ son .......................18 E. A. Mackintosh, b Miller.......................29 F. H. Palm er,b Miller 2 R. W. Bine Haycock, c Martyn, b Raw- linson......... . ......... 0 T. Leese, run out ... 20 In the Second Innings V. F. Leese scored, c Browning, b Rawiinson, 64, Buckland, c Synnott, b Roberts, 53, N. Leese, b iMiller, 2, Mackintosh, c Browning, b Synnott, 11, Palm er (not:out) 31, T. Leese (n otou t) 82; b 31, w 1.— Total, 225. I ncogn iti . W ootton, b Raw­ linson .................. 1 Capt. R. D. Vizard, cHaygarth.bMiller 12 A. F. Nepean,c Raw linson, b Miller ... W. H. W ilson, c Greenway, b Raw linson ................. Elson, not ou t......... B 9 ,lb 4 .......... Total...........119 First Innings. F. H. Browning, b Buck- la n l ..................................25 H. G. Barlow, b Buckland 13 E.B.Haygarth,b Buckland 0 Second Innings. c Hine Haycock, b Buckland ... 18 b W ootton........... 3 c Palmer, b Buckland ... 4 W .E. M artyn,c Buckland, b W ootton ................ 7 b W ootton... T. H. G.W elch, c Palmer, b Buckland .................. 9 Capt.Greenway.bWootton 0 Rev. P.Hattersley Smith,b W ootton .......................... 1 W . J. Synnott, c Vizard,b W ootton ..........................60 J. B. Rawlinson, c Vizard, b Elson ..........................18 not out A. Roberts, b W ootton ... 0 Sir A. W. L. Hemming, lbw, b W ootton ........... 0 A. J. P. Miller, notout ... 18 B 5, lb 4.......................... 9 c Palmer, Buckland c V. Leese, Buckland : V. Leese, b Buckland ... 1 Total... ...160 B 4, lb l, n b l 6 Total ... 41 A rlin gto n v . S tam ford B rook .— Played at Stamford Brook on July 20. Scores—Arlington, 48 (F. H. Williams, not out 10); Stamford Brook, 40 (H. Newman 11). I n the Second Inninga of F. Redgrave’s Brighton XI. (playing for C. Smith’s London XI.) on August 22nd, J. A. Kohlbeck delivered ten overs and three balls for 11 runs and eight wickets—five clean bowled.