Cricket 1892

AUG. 25, 1892. CRIOKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 3 9 1 SOMERSETSHIRE v. M IDDLESEX. Som ersetshire have advanced another step this week in the competition for the premiership of County Cricket. Their victory over Middlesex at Taunton, on Tuesday, places them, in fact, third to Surrey and Notts, with an excellent chance of retaining the third position till the end. In their last match they were able to place their full strength in the field, while Middlesex on the other hand were w ithout Messrs. Nepean, Jardine, and Stanley Scott. The choice of innings fell to Somerset, and though the wicket was hardly as true as usual at Taunton they made a fairly good show. At lunch tim e on Tuesday the total was 127 for the loss of only four batsmen, and there seemed every prospect of a good score. As it was, on the resumption Phillips and Rawlin bowled with great success, and the six re­ maining wickets were quickly disposed of, having only added 33 runs. The chief feature of the in­ nings was the stand by Messrs. Hedley and New­ ton, who added 63 for the fourth wicket. Mr. Hedley m ade 58 out of 93 in an hour and twenty minutes, and there was no chance to be urged to his discredit. Phillips was the m ost successful of the M iddlesex bowlers. His six wickets only cost 40 runs, and his last six overs dismissed five batsm en for only 15 runs. Any idea of a long score for Middlesex was soon dispelled, though Messrs. W ebbe and Stoddart put on 21 for the first wicket. Some vigorous hitting by Messrs. Henery and Stoddart gave a little relief to the game, and the pair addded 36 in twenty minutes. No one else, however, except Phillips, who ultim ately carried out his bat for 31, offered any great resistance to Tyler and Mr. fledley, and when the tenth wicket fell Middlesex were 37 behind. G oing in again, Somer­ setshire had twenty minutes left for batting, and in that time made 22 runsat the cost of Mr. Hewett’s wicket. On Tuesday morning, Messrs. Challen and Palairet were seen to advantage, and both scored so fast that when the latter was caught after fifty minutes. 75 had been added. Mr. lledley again played well, and he saw Messrs Challen and Newton out. Mr. Challen was in an hour and a half for his 72, and his batting was quite equal to any shown in the match. Mr. Hedley was fifthout, at 164,and as the remaining batsmen between them scored fifty, the innings closed at 214. Left with 255 to win, Middlesex did not begin auspiciously, losing both Messrs. W ebbe and Stoddart for 21. Messrs. Henery and O’Brien made the game lively while they were together, and i8 had been added in a quarter of an hour, when the former fell to a good catch in the slipr. On Mr. Hene y’s dismissal, Mr. W oods resumed bowling and then for a time the game went badly for Middlesex, Mr. Ford, Mr. Collins and Rawlin being all got rid of for an addition of only six runs. Mr. MacGregor, however, stayed while Mr. O’Brien hit and the total had been increased by 34 when the latter was well caught at third man. He had made 70 out of 108 runs in just over an hour and a h ilf, w ith only one chance, when he had got sixty. In his 70 were two hitsjout of the ground for s x. Messrs Lucas and MacGregor made another stand, and 27 were added before the former waa caught at the wicket. Rain was falling slightly when Hearne, the last man, cam e in, and after he had knocked up 15 he was bowled, when the match was over, Somersetshire having won by 70 runs. N ichols’ bowling at the finish had much to do with the result. His five wickets only cost 28 runs. Mr. W . B. Collins made his first appearance for Middlesex in this match. The proceeds of the m atch have been given to A. J. Fothergill, who did good service for Somersetshire for some years. S om ersetsh ire . First Innings. Mr. H. T. Hewett, b Rawlin .............................18 Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, c Hearne. b R a w lin ..............19 Mr. J. B. Challen, b Raw* lin ........................................... 1 Mr. W . C. Hedley, c and b P h illips..................58 Mr. A. E. Newton, c O’Brien, b Phillips ... 25 Mr. V. T. Hill, c and b Phillips ............................. 20 Mr. S. M. J. W oods, c Stoddart, b Phillips ... 4 Mr. G. Fowler, b Rawlin... 13 Mr. C. J. Robinson, st M’Gregor, b Phillips ... 0 Second Innings. c 8toddart, b H e a rn e.......... 7 c Henery, b Hearne .......... 46 b Ford..................72 c and b Phillips 30 c Ford, b Phillips 6 Nichols, not out.......... Tyler, lbw, b Phillips L b .......................... Total .......... ... 1 ... 0 ... 1 ...160 run out not out c Hearne, Rawlin ... c M’Gregor, Eearne ... b Hearne ... b flearne ... B 1, lb 1 ... 17 ... 27 b ... 8 Total ...21 M id d l e s e x . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. J. W ebbe, c Fowler, b W oods .......................... 10 c Hill, fc W oods 4 Mr. A. E. Stoddart, st New­ ton, b Tyler .................. 28 c and b W oods 5 Mr. T. C. O ’Brien, lbw, b T y le r .................................. 0 c W oods, b N ich o ls........... 70 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, b Hedley .......................... 22 c Hill, b Nichols 18 Phillips, not out.................. 31 b Tyler ........... 26 Mr. F. G J. Ford, b Nichols .......................... 2 b W oods ........... 1 Mr. W. R. Collins, c New- . ton, b Hed e y .................. 0 b Nichols ........... 0 Rawlin, c Robinson, b Hedley.................................. 5 c Newton, b N ic h o ls ........... 1 Mr.G. M’Gregor, c W oods, b Tyler .......................... 2 not out ........... 22 Mr. R. S. Lucas, b Woods 14 c Newton, b Hedley ........... 17 J. T. Hearne, lbw, b Tyler 6 b Nichols .......... 15 B 1, lb 1, w I ........... 8 B 2, lb 3 ... 5 Total ...................123 Total ...184 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S o m ersetsh ire . Hearne... Rawlin... Phillips Ford ... First Innings. O. M. ft. W. 16 5 81 0 28 8 78 4 15 2 40 6 2 0 10 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 22.3 7 69 5 ... 26 7 67 1 ... 15 3 54 2 4 1 8 1 Stoddart 4 0 17 0 M id d le se x . First Innings. O. M.R. W. W oods ... 9 0 47 2 T y le r ........... 14.3 3 44 4 Hedley ... 8 0 22 3 Nichols ... 5 3 7 1 Second Innings. O. M. It. W. ... 19 7 41 3 ... 23 9 72 1 ... 12 2 38 1 ... 12.2 3 28 5 Woods bowled a wide. HENDON v. LONDON AND W ESTM IN STER BANK.—Played at Hendon on August 1. H en don . G. Quirk, b Podm ore 1 S. Thomsen, run out 1 C.E. Commin.run out 11 0. H. Page, b Mackin­ tosh ..........................51 H. E. Langton, b Mackintosh ...........60 A. R. Trimen, c Pitt- brook, b Simpson, 2 F. W. Andrew, b Richardson ...........19 W. R. Moon, c Simp­ son, b M ackintosh 61 J. A. W ylde, b R ich­ ardson ................... 9 J. Growse, run out 4 W . Etheringion, b M ack in tosh ...........20 G. E. W aller,notout 5 B 16, lb 4, nb2, w3 25 Total ...272 L ondon and C. A. Snell, c Ether- in^ton, b Growse F. F. Musson, c Page, b W aller.................. G. Raby, c M oon, b Waller ........... ... C. S. J. Douglas, st Moon, b Waller ... A. Podm ore, b Waller J. H. Herschell, run out .......................... H. B. Squire, c Page, b W aller................ W estm in ster B a n k . A. J. Richardson, b Trimen ................... o T. W. Mackintosh, not out ...................35 L. Pitt-Brook, lbw, b Trimen ................... 4 C. C. Simpson, b Waller ................... 0 T. H. Pritchard, b P a g e........................... 5 B 4, w 1 ........... 5 Total ..106 KENSINGTON v. ORIEL.—Played at W orm wood Scrubbs on August 20. K en sin g to n . F. M. Wheatley, b F. P erciva l.................. 2 E. V. Gardner, run out ..........................14 W. H. Wheeler, b M elhuish.....................78 C. E. Bloomer, b C. de W iuton ............. I') Salmon, b F. Percival 3 J.Briggs,b F.Percival 0 W . E. Bloomer, b F. P erciv a l.....................13 E. H. 8hand, b J. de W inton ........... 0 W. A. W atson, b J. de W inton ........... 0 H. D. Taylor, not out 14 H. M. W aldock, c Fastnedge, b F. P ercival................... 8 B 10, lb 1 ...........11 Total ...153 O r ie l . R. A. Melhuish, b W a ts o n .................. 0 C. D. Faetnedge, c Salmon, b Taylor 22 J. de W inton, c C, Bloomer, b Taylor 21 F. P. Percival, c W. Bloomer,b Gardner 12 Mountain, b Salmon 8 C. de W inton, b G ardn er.................. 4 P. Lux, run out ... 0 W. R. Percival, b Watson ...................12 J. M. Percival, b G ardner.................. 0 A.A.Percival, not out 0 W. T. Morris, b Wat­ son ........................... 1 B 9, lb l, w 1 ... 11 Total 91 BEOADW ATEB v. OATLANDS PARK. —Played at B roidw ater on August 13. O a tla n d s P ark . E. A. Dawson, b Russell ...................11 E. Knollys, b Rogers 0 H. F. Davie, c and b Russell ................... 4 Coateo, not out E xtras........... H. Lyon, b Russell... 7 B.Lvwrence.bVyvyan 8 J. A. Lyon, b Vyvyan 2 H.S.D. Gill, b Russell 14 F.M. Buckland, c and b Russell.................. 4 E.M .Syrge, b Russell 12 ........ 9 W .R. Lyon, b Rogers 21 E. A. Cumming. c T o ta l............... 94 Ridley, b Russell... 0 B roadw ater . W . D. Marshall, c and b Cumming ...........30 S. W. Collins, b Buck­ land ...........................12 Capt. Rogers, lbw, b Buckland ........... 0 M ajor Fairtlough, b T o t a l.............294 J. Lyon ......... * 95 M. Marshall. L. Phillips, Russell, G. Marshall, and A. H. Shotter did not bat. W . Stokep, c and b J. Lyon ................... 107 C. Lambert, not out 7 N. Vyvyan, run out... 14 E x tras.....................29 HAMPSTEAD v. MR. C. JOHNSTON'S Played at Hampstead on August 20. H a m pste a d . XI.- A. Russell Parker, c Moore, b Gilbert ... 8 H.Smith-Turberville, b Gillet ..................20 C. H Gray, c and b Gilbert .................. 91 L. W . Badnall, run out 18 G. L. Jeffery, c Oldrey. b GiPet .................. 7 R. Flemming, b Gillet 0 R. A.Walker, bGillet A. Reid, b Gillet ... F.8. Alford, c Gilbert, b T o llit ................... G. Riley, not out ... W . R. Marshall, b Gilbert .................. B 18, lb 2 ........... Total C. J o h n sto n ’ s X I.— First Innings. G. Moore, b Gray J. Osborne, b Gray ... 9 S. Perman, c and b G r a y .......................... 3 H. Gilbert, b Parker 0 A. L. Gillet, lbw, b Badnall .................. 10 F. S. Tollit, c W a ker, b P a rk e r ................... 0 F. Oldrey, b Marshall 28 A. E. Orgias, b Mar­ shall..........................10 Dr. Tilley, not out... 6 W. T. Green, b Mar­ shall.......................... 1 Q. L. Bateman, b Marshall ........... 0 B ............................ 17 Total , 84 In the Second Innings Moore scored b Turberville 4, Osborne, c Parker, b Riley 7, Perman, b Riley 7, G i'let (not out) f>, Orgias, c Badnall, b Riley 2, Tilley, b Riley 9, Batem an (not out) 3; w 1— Total 39. BROADWATER v. BROOKWOOD.-Played Brookw ood on August 20. B rookwood . at Firtt Inning*. A. Felton, c Collins, b Russell .......................... 2 D. Henderson, b Crallan 0 Dr. Cappe, b Russell ... 0 Second Innings. run out ........... c sub, b Tring- h a m ..................2 b M arshall......... b Russell W. E. Robinson, b Crallan 2 H. r.D rewitt.cTringham , b Russell ..........................19 Rev.Moreton, c Tringham, b C rallan .......................... 9 b Vyvyan ... Dr. Rawlinson, c Collios.b Crallan .......... ........... 9 b Marshall S. Spooner, run o u t ......... 9 b Marshall... Dr. Gayton, c Collins, b Crallan .......................... 6 not out ........... E. R. Soames, b Russell... 0 cCrallan bCollins H. Earle, not out ........... 3 b Vyvyan ............ Extras ...................• 5 Extras ........... , 23 21 17 11 Total 64 B r o a d w a t e r . Total ...136 S. W . Collins, Earle, b Spooner ... 97 L. C. W. Phillips, b Dr. Cappe..................21 G. R. Spyers.st Earle, b RoMnson ..............42 H. Stokes, b Felton ... 21 H. A. Crallan, run out 32 E. M. Tringham, c Drewitt, b Robinson 29 M. Marshall,not out Russell, b Spooner N. Vyvyan, b Robin­ son ....................... . G. Everitt, b Robin­ son .......................... O. Everitt,c Drewitt, b Spooner ........... Extras ........... Total . 261 GUILD FORD V1SITOR8 v. 2ND BA TT. THE “ QUEEN’o” —Played at Stoughton on Aug. 18. V isito r s . C. E. G. Monsell, F o rd .......................... 2 A. J. Arkwright, b F o rd .......................... 6 N. S. Brettell.b Shuff 12 R. Callaway, b Ham­ m ond ................... 0 W . B. Cook, b Ford 3 E. Arkwright,b Ford J H. E. Arkwright, b Shuff.......................... H. Cook, b Shuff ... H. B. nutler, b Ford Pte. Fodger, not out Pte. Brain, b Ford ... B 16, lb 4 ........... Total 2 nd B a t t . T he “ Q ueen ’ s 8 0 0 0 1 20 , 59 Pte. Nicholls, b A. Arkwright ........... 0 Pte. Simmonds, c H. Cook.bA. Arkwright 22 Sergt. De Lastie, b A. Arkwright ...........23 Sergt. Farrell, b A. Arkwright ..............23 b A. Pte. Wylie, Arkwright ........... 0 Pte. Fane, b Butler 23 Sergt. Shuff, not out 3 B ..........................12 Total ...106