Cricket 1892

SEPT, 8, 1892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 415 SUSSEX v. SOMERSETSHIRE. Sussex brought a very disappointing season to a close amid very dreary surroundings at Brighton on Saturday last. Rain interfered bo much with the opening stage of the game on Thursday that the play only lasted in all thirty-five minutes. Even then the cricket had to be'played in two instalments, twenty minutes before lunch and a quarter of an hour afterwards. The first period resulted in the dismissal of Palairet,who was out without scoring, hitting a ball hard on to the wicket­ keeper, who caught it on the return. Challen stayed while his captain hit fearlessly, and when the game was stopped Hewett had made 38 out of the 50 got for the loss of Palairet’s wicket. On Friday rain prevented the deli­ very of a ball, and on Saturday after the game had only occupied five minutes another heavy shower caused a further interruption. Later on the umpires reported the wicket to be unfit for real cricket, and the match was therefore abandoned. Hewett had mean­ while on Saturday added three fours to his account, so that the match was ultimately drawn with 62 to Somersetshire’s credit at the cost of one wickefc. S o m e r s e t s h ir e . Mr. L. O. H. Palairet, c Butfc, b Tate ... 0 Mr. H. T. Hewett,not out ........................50 Mr. J. B. Challen, not out ........................ 8 B ........................ 4 Total Messrs. W. C. Hedley, V. T. Hill. S. M. J. Woods, A. E. Newton, G. Fowler, and C. E. Dunlop, with Nichols and Tyler, did not bat. The Sussex Eleven were:—Bean, Marlow, Mr. W. G. Heasman, J. Hide. Mr. W. Newham, Mr. G. Brann, Mr. C. A. Smith, Guttridge, W . Humphreys, Butt, and Tate. BOWLING ANALYSIS. S o m e r se t . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Guttridge... 10 5 19 0 |Tate.......... 10 3 39 1 As the weather cleared up in the afternoon, a scratch game was subsequently played. HORNSEY v. UPPER QLAPTON.—Played at Upper Clapton on September 3. H o r n sb y . W. R. Harrison, c Mason, b Willocks 53 B. A. Clarke, b Robin­ son ........................ 5 S.L. Clarke, c Kelson, b Robinson .......... 0 B. F. Furniss, b Bar­ ham ........................24 IE. J. Ramsey, b . Robinson.................12 8 E. A. Cox, b Willocks F. Bisiker, c Miroy, b Barham .......... 9 C.D. Ross, b Barham 0 C. Bryer, b Sowerby 11 A. Nicholle, not out 5 T.B.Biehl, b Sowerby 0 B 15, lb 1, w 2 ...18 \fT.Cranston,run out 0 ii. J. Miroy, not out 4 Dr.Kelaon.c Nicholls, b B. ClarKe .......... 0 W. J. Sowerby, b B. Clarke ................. 5 Total ..........145 U p p e r C l a p t o n . W. W. K. Robinson, not out ................. B 4, lb 1, n b l ... 6 H. C. Barham, J. B. Cottingham, J. J. Willocks, J. S. Tekell, J. R. M asOD, and J. Fox did not bat. HORNSEY v. WANSTEAD.—Played at Hornsey on September 8. H ornsey . J. A. E. Hickson, b L a w ........................ 2 J. Clarke, b Law ... 8 T j . Tubbs, b Raison ... 15 W . H. Davis, b Law 5 F. H. Swinstead, b Law ........................ 3 E. Bacmeister, b Raison .................13 L. CJarke, lbw, Raison ... ... H. White, not out... 17 E. F. King, b Law 1 W. B. Caeson, c Banks, b Raison... 3 H. Collingridge, b R oberts... B 9, lb G Total 43 . 15 ... 2 W a n st e a d . F. H. Clarke, b J. Clarke ... ... C.Roberts, b *j. Clarke E. H. Livermore, b J. Clarke ................. A. Law, b J. Clarke... J. Banks, run out ... W. Privett, c sub, b Bacmeister .......... C.Raison, b J.Clarke W.W. Green, not out A. W. Hennings, b Bacmeister ... 0 A. N. Other, absent 0 A. N. Other, absent B .......... Total C rick eters not satisfied with the Balls and Bats they have used are advised to try the *-C€0<<: brand made by Geo. G. Bussey & Co., Pecfcham Bye, S.E.—Advt. ... 441 ... 180* .. . 49 ...1086 ... 102 ... 35.1 ... 127 ... 81 ... 31.3 ... 216 ... 109 ... 27 ... 185 ... 72 ... 26.3 ... 447 ... 83 ... 26.5 ... 280 ... 50 ... 25.5 ... 97 ... 52* ... 24.1 ... 284 ... 68* ... 23.8 ... 92 ... 37* ... 23 ... 108 ... 46 ... 21.3 ... 106 ... 44 ... 21.1 ... 286 ... 75* ... 17.14 ... 63 ... 51 ... 17.1 ... 158 ... 47 ..„ 15.8 ... 313 ... 53 ..„ 1513 ... 154 ... 38 ..,. 12.10 ... 62 ... 29 .,,. 12.2 ... 71 ... 26 .. 11.5 ... 45 ... 41* .,.. 11.1 ... 209 ... 66 ... 11 ... 60 ... 28 .,.. 10 ... 40 ... 16 .,.. 8 ... 29 ... 10* .,.. 7.1 ... 41 ... 14* .,,. 6.5 ... 49 .. 17 .,,. 6.1 ... 42 ... 13 .,,. 5.2 ... 66 ... 16*..,. 4.10 ... 33 ... 16 .. 4.5 ... 13 ... 4* ., 2.1 ... 4 ... 2 .. ,. 1 in three innings:—J STOICS.—Matches played 38, won 19, lost 10. drawn 9. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. J. S. Haycraft ...11 ... 2 J. Westhorp ...33 ... 2 W. J. P. Dodgson 4 ... 0 Dr. H olton.......... 8 ... 0 G. W. T. Daniel... 9 ... 2 O. R. Borradaile 18 ... 1 A. W. Rammell... 12 ... 1 A. H. Millson ... 5 ... 1 A. G. Every.........17 ... 5 E. A. Collins ... 5 ... 1 S. Cheesman ... 5 ... 0 M. Abbott .......... 5 ... 0 C. S B. Higgs ...18 ... 2 G. G. L ang............. 4 ... 0 C. S. Knight ...10 ... 0 E. Higgs .........20 ... 0 W. J. Haycraft... 15 ... 3 C. Richardson ... 6 ... 1 W. J. B u rt.......... 7 ... 1 F. Ash ................. 5 ... 1 H. R. Hebert ... 21 ... 2 J. B. Sumner ... G ... 0 H. J. Rogers ... 5 ... 0 F. Gordon .........11 ... 7 S. G. F e lce ............ 9 ... 3 C. Armstrong ... 8 ... 0 W. G. Brabner ... 10 ... 2 A. H. Bartlett ... 16 ... 2 W. G. Nicholson 7 ... 0 Bruce-Rennie ... 10 ... 4 S. R. Secretan ... 4 ... 0 Russell, jun., 47, A. S. Johnston 34, C.N. Carvalho 23, R. Westhorp 15, S. Tubbs 14, E. Garland 12, J. W. H. Vivian 0. The following played in less than three innings: —W. T. Matthews 88, A. H. Hume 52, A. P. Roe 31, E. Hillyard 26, L. Tubbs 22, L. Hutchinson 20, W. C. Pepper 19, H. J. Carver 17, W. F. Brown 18, E. J. Miroy 12, F. H. Swinstead 24, W. B. Ransome 12, R. L. S. Rennie 11, F. Freeman 10, F. Robin­ son 11, C. G. Hentsch 7, H. E. Vipan 15, A. Play­ ford 11, F. C. Paetow 5, S. B. Henderson 9, W. G. Watson 8, H. Hailey 6, C. Crowther 3, W. B. Tyndall 1, S. Harper 1, A. B. Marsh 1, C. Wenden 2, A. E. Holt 3, C. Haywood 0, E. J. Boor 0, W. S. Smith 0, C. H. Mason 0, S. Higgs 0, T. Dixon 0. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Ayer. J. Westhorp ... S. Cheesman ... E. F. Garland... J. S. Haycraft... C. Richardson... W. J. Haycraft H. R. Hebert ... G. W. T. Daniel E. Biggs .......... W. F. Brown ... Dr. Holton G. G. Lang ... C. S. Knight ... A. G. Every W. J. Burt C. S. B. Biggs... A. W. Rammell E. A. Collins ... H .J. Carver ... H. J. Rogers ... J. Westhorp bowled 1 wide and 1 no-ball, S. Cheesman 1 wide and 2 no-balls, W. J. Hay­ craft 2 no-balls, Dr. Holton 1 wide, A. G. Every 1 wide, W. J. Burt 1 wide, C. S. B. Higgs 4 wides and 1 no-ball, and H. R. Hebert 5 no-balls. The following towled in one innings :—A. S. Secrotan, 6for 21; F. H. Swinstcad. 2—43; A. Play­ ford, 3—7; A. H. Bartlett, 1-23; C. N. Carvalho, 1—29; S. G. Feloe, 2—24 ; A. S. Johnston, 27 for no wicket ; and A. P. Boe 19 for no wicket. 564 ,.. 172 .,..1273 ... 159 ... 8.3 36 .,.. 8 .,.. 81 ... 9 .,.. 9.2 10 ... 2 ... 32 ... 3 ..,. 10.2 16 ,... 2 ... 66 ... 6 .,.. 11 12 . ... 0 . 48 ... 4 ... 12 179 .,.. 33 ... 504 ... 41 ..,. 12.14 322 ,... 104 ... 743 ... 59 ..,. 12.40 32 ,... 11 ,... 72 ... 5 ... 14.2 103 ... 26 ... 264 ... 18 ... 14.12 45 ... 22 ... 87 ... 6 ... 14.5 40 ... 4 ... 125 ... 8 ... 15.6 30 ... 6 ... 81 ... 5 ... 16.1 49 . ... 10 . ,.. 120 ... 7 ..,. 18.4 102 ... 19 ... 317 ... 16 ... 19.14 17 .... 4 ... 40 ... 2 ... 201 94 ... 14 ... 275 ... 12 ... 23.4 26 .,.. 6 ... 76 ... 3 ... 25.1 35 ... 4 . .. 101 .. . 3 ... 33.2 15 . ... 1 . .. 52 .. . 1 .. . 52 8 . .. 1 . .. 22 .. . 0 .. A r lin g to n v. C uckoo S ch ools. —Played at Hanwell on September 3, and won by Arlington by four wickets. Arlington, 74 for six wickets (S. A. Williams not out 43) ; Cuckoo Schools, 68 (Burt 20). This summer Arlington played twenty matches Of these thirteen were won, six lost, and one drawn. C ricketers not satisfied with the Balls and Bats they have used are advised to try the < CCD«r brand made by Geo. G. Bussey & Co., Peckhara Hye, B E.—Advt. Mu. S. M. J. W oods (Somersetshire). GOLDSMITHS’ v. ROUPELL PARK.-Played at New Cross on September 8. G o l d s m it h s ’. H. M. Blake, c Good- all, b Benson......... 10 A. W. Nalty, b Ben­ son ........................ 8 W. J. Symon, not out 52 H. E, Murrell,0 Smith 25 C. Lake, lbw, b Ben­ son ........................32 G. R. Best, not out 5 B l . l b l .......... 2 Total ...184 E. Holmes, B. R. Scully, F. Bowler, Windebank, and A. H. Holmes did not bat. R o u p e l l P a r k . Greenhill, b Murrell 7 Benson, run out ... 1 Noad, c A.H. Holmes, b Murrell................. 7 Goodall, c Best, b Murrell ................. 0 Smith,c and b Symon 2 Budge, not out Hawkins, b Murrell Tuck, b Murrell ... Hughes, b Murrell... B ........................ Total 0 1 0 . 0 , 1 , 19 Watson and Hutchinson did not bat. William G u n n (Notts.)