Cricket 1892

428 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME; SEPT. 8, 1892 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. H ide................ 182 ... 59 ..,. 403 ... 21 ... 19.19 Humphreys 427.1 .„. 54 ...1390 ... 68 ... 20.41 Tate ... ... ... 658.1 .... 235 ...1351 ..,. 66 ... 20.46 Mr. G. Brann ... 110.4 ... 39 ... 231 ... 9 ... 25.66 P arris................. 91 ... 43 ... 148 ... 5 ... 29.6 Bean ................. 97 .... 31 ... 202 ..,. 6 ... 33.66 Guttridge .......... 367.2 ... 137 ... 824 ... 23 ... 35.82 Mr. G. L. Wilson 18.1 ,... 5 ..,. 59 ., .. 1 ... 59 Mr. C. A. Smith 84 .... 35 ... 155 ... 2 ... 77.5 W. G. Heasman, 21—10—35—0; bowled in three innings, and C. J. M. Godfrey, 4—1—13—0; A. P. Somerset, 18—2—37—2; and Marlow 4—1—13—0, once only. Guttridge delivered two no-balls, and Parris and Heasman one each. CENTURIES AGAIN8T. 196* 134 Mr. W . W. Read, for Surrey, July 2 5 ............. Mr. J. Le Fleming, for Keno, August 22 Mr. A. C. Maclaren, for Lancashire, August 1 5 ................................................................... Mr. W. W. Read, for Surrey, July 18............. Smith, for Lancashire, August 15 ............. Wainwright, for Yorkshire. May 2 3 ............. WICKET-KEEPING. Butt ............. stumped 8 and caught out 20 Mr. W. N. Dudney „ 1 and „ ,, 1 132 112 111 104 SOU THGATE v. J. HALL’S XI.—Played at South­ gate on September 3. S o u t h g a t e . S. F. Kemp, st C. Page, b H a ll........... 1 H. A. Ford, c Han- sell, b J. Page ... 55 H. R. Ford, b Pope... 14 F. Bryan, c Hall, b J. Page........................10 S. W. Scott, c and b P op e.......................... 60 W. S. Sidney, b J. Page......................... 7 E. P. Sugden.o and b Pope........................ Rev. R. B. Hill, c C. Page, b Pope.......... C. S. Ewart.c Brachi, b Pope ................. A. L. Ford, not out... A. L. Kemp, absent B 15,lb 2 .......... Total ...175 J. H a l l ’ s XI.—First Innings. R. E. Feeling, b Scott........................ 7 J. Hall, b A. L. Ford 1 J. E. Page, not o u t.. 0 A. N. Other, absent 0 B ........................11 C. G. Pope, lbw, b H. A. Ford .................11 R. A. Maude, bBryan 1 C. Page, b Bryan ... 0 A. S. Harris, b A. L. F ord ........................ 8 P. C. Brachi. b Scott 10 W. Haywood, b H. A. Total F ord ........................ 2 P. J. HanselJ, b A. L. F ord ........................10 In the Second Innings C. Page scored, st Bryani b Scott. 0, Harris, c Sugden, b Scott, 10. Brach, (not out) 3, J. Page (not out) 16 ; b 2—Total, 31. 61 UPPER CLAPTON (2) v. NORTH ENFIELD.— Played at North Enfield on September 3. U p p e r C l a p t o n . E. C.Homer.b Cornish 0 P. G. Wolf, b Dann ... 0 P. A. Irby, b Cnrnish 0 A.C.Haslam.c Chand­ ler, b Dann ........ 12 R. H. Pannell, b Cornish ................ 0 E. Crabb, b Cornish 0 E. A. Homer, b Dann 1 H. Salow, c Cornish, b D ann................. H. Gunson, not out E. Richardson, c Wager, bD ann... A. V. Brook, b Dann B 6, lb 2 .......... Total N orth E nfield . J. W. Dann, c Gun­ son, b Pannell ... 7 W. Killick, c Irby, b Homer .................59 J. Davies, o Ealow, b Pannell ............... . 5 A. Owen, c Wolf, b Richardson ......... 10 A. Cornish.c Pannell, b Richardpon........... 1 F. Cornish,b Richard­ son ......................... 0 W. A. Dann.cCrabb, b Brook................. 0 A. Wager, b Pannell 17 E. Chandler,c Brook, b Homer................. 1 J. Chamberlain, not out ........................ 5 B. Chandler, b Pan­ nell ........................ 0 B ........................ 3 Total ...108 UPPER CLAPTON v. HORNSEY.—Played at Upper Clapton on September 3. H o r n s e y . W. P. Harrison, Mason, b Willocks 53 B. A. Clark, b Robin­ son ........................ 5 S. L. Clark, c Kelson, b Robinson .......... 0 B. F. Furniss, b Bar­ ham ........................24 E.J.Ramsey.b Robin­ son ........................12 E. A. Cox, bWillocks 8 U p p e r C l a p t o n . F. Bisker, c Miroy, b Barham ................. 9 C. D. Ross.b Barham 0 C. Bryer, b 8owerby 11 T. A. Nicholls,notout 5 F. B. Biehl, b Sower­ by ........................ 0 B 15, lb l, w 3 ... 19 Total ...146 W. W. K. Robinson, not out ................. 2 B 4, lb 1, n b l ... 6 T.J.Cranston.run out 0 E. J. Miroy, not out 4 Dr. W. H. Kelson, £ Nicholls, b B. A Clark........................ 0 Total .....................17 W. J. Sowerby, b B. A. Clark ................. 5 H. E. Barham, J. B. Cottingham, J. J. Willocks, J. S. Tekell, J. R. Mason, and J. Fox did not bat. PERIPATETICS v. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.—Played at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne, on August 29 and 30. P ublic S chools . First Innings. B. G. Lawrence, run out... 7 P. Lee, run o u t................. 1 W. Johnson, b Glascock... 0 K. P. Brown, b Sharp ... 2 J. Mayfield, b Sharp ... 3 G.F.Grifiin, c and b Sharp 0 T.King Farlow,c Marryat, b Glascock ................. W.Onslow Seeker, c Wall, b Sharp ........................ 4 E. R. Storr, b Glascock ... 11 A. A. Hughes, c Marryat, b Sharp ........................ 3 F. G. Hunt, Ibw, b G lascock........................ 3 R. V. Storr, not o u t.......... 2 E xtras........................ 6 Second Innings, b Marryat... b Marryat ... not out b Oakley ... b Marryat... run out ... 4 b Oakley b Marryat ... c Hossain, Oakley ... c Marryat, Oakley ... b Marryat ... b Marryat ... Extras... Total ... ... 46 Total ... 83 P e r ip a t e t ic s . J. B. Oakley, b May­ field ........................' A. H. Wall, lbw, b Hunt........................ P. Coles, c and b Mayfield................. Bayford, c R.V.Storr, b E. R. Storr.......... S* M. Hossain, c Brown, b Mayfield G.Inderwick,cBrown, b Johnson .......... E. C. Pochin, b May­ field ........................ 81 F. S. Keysell, not out ........................42 H. W. Sharp, c and b Johnson................. 7 E. Mayfield, c John­ son, b Mayfield ... 7 E. Marryat, b Hunt 12 L. C. Glascock, o R. V. Storr, b Hunt... 4 Extras................. 7 Total ..........221 PERIPATETICS v. EAS TBOURNE.—Played on the Saffrons, Eastbourne, on August 31 and September 1. P e r ip a t e t ic s . J. B. Oakley, c Thornton, b Mathe­ son ........................37 F. S. Keysall, run out 13 E. C. Pochin, b Horn 4 H.H. Jupp, b Horn... 5 S. |M. Hossain, b Matheson................ 3 E. Mayfield, b Horn ... 1 A. H. Wall, b Horn... 29 H. W. Sharp, b Matheson .......... 0 E. M. Marryatt, c Davenport, b Horn 5 S.C.Gla?cock,not out 2 F.G.Hunt.bMatheson 0 Extras ..........14 W. R. Richardson, run out ................. 0 Rev. H. von E. Scott, c Wall, b Jupp ... 37 E. Matheson,c Wall,b Marryatt................. 104 Rev. R. T. Thornton, not out ................. 113 Total..........113 E a s t b o u r n e . B. G. Harrison, c HosBain, b Jupp ... 10 Rev. S. T. Briscoe, b Jupp........................ 0 J. F. Marshall, not out ........................ 8 Extras 20 Total .........293 A. Priestley, H. J. Davenport, C. H. Palmer, and L. G. Horn did not bat. Innings declared closed. REIGATE HILL CLUB. BATTING 'AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns.notout.Runs.an Inns.Aver. Rev. E. B. Cotton 7 ... 1 ... 289 .. 189 ... 48.17 T. H.G. Welch ... 13 ... 3 ... 355 .. 73*... 85.5 A. C. Collier 8 ... 0 . . 225 .. 77 ... 28.12 C. Druce .......... 5 ... 1 ... 99 .. 50*... 24.75 Rev.A. Simmonds 4 ... 1 . . 71 .. 27 ... 23.66 B. W. Holman ... 10 ... 2 . . 173 ... 42*... 21.62 N. F. Druce.......... 6 ... 1 . . 105 ... 29 ... 21 G. G. M o ir.......... 5 ... 0 .. . 94 .. 54 ... 18.8 R. E. Lewis......... 7 ... 0 . . 114 .. 46 ... 16.29 E. R. Hardman ... 10 ... 1 . . 126 ... 36 ... 14 G. W. Roffey ... 16 ... 2 . . 187 ... 31*... 18.36 H. S. Collier 13 ... 2 . . 146 ... 24 ... 13.27 W. G. Druce 4 ... 1 ... 39 .. 23*... 13 S. C. Watney ... 11 ... 1 . . 128 .. 81 ... 12.8 F. D. Watney ... 9 ... 0 . . 79 ... SO ... 8 77 Rev. T. H. M. Hobbs .......... 4 ... 1 . . 26 ... 16*... 8.66 E. D. Pawle......... 8 ... 0 . . 67 ... 17 .. 8.37 C. D. Pawle.......... 19 ... 1 . . 139 ... PI*.. 7.72 J. T. Richardson 14 ... 1 . . 97 ... 15 .. 7.46 J. Kenrick .......... 6 ... 1 ... 37 ... 11 .. 7.4 J. S. Walters ... 4 ... 0 . . 25 ... 14 .. 6.25 W. H. Pelly......... 5 ... 1 . . 25 ... 17 .. 6.25 K. Munro .......... 7 ... 0 . . 42 ... 14 .. 6 J. Nicholson 7 ... 2 . . 32 ... 20 .. 6.4 M. Pawle .......... 6 ... 0 . . 25 ... 11 .. 4.17 L. Howell .......... 6 ... 0 . . 24 ... 18 .. 4 S. Langton.......... 7 .... 0 . . 22 ... 14 .. 3.14 C. Wilkinson 5 ... 0 . . 15 ... 12 .. 3 The following Iplayed less than four innings.— Inns. Total. Inns.Total. T. Abraham... 3 . . 24 E. Millard 2 . . 23 W. E. BrockF. D. Pawle 3 . . 82 way .......... 1 . . 41 J.Robertson 3 . . 55 C.Carmichael 1 . . 4 ’A . Walters a . . 11 A. W. Ingram 2 . . 2 J.S. Watney 2 . . 89 SOUTH HAMPSTEAD v. NEASDEN.—Played at Neasden on September 3. N e a s d e n . A.E.Cooper, c Orgias, b Masters............... 7 F. C. Barrett, b Gil­ liard ........................ 9 A. Hutson, b Gilliard 10 H. Bannister, run out 7 T. Read, b Tew.......... 1 G. Foxell, c Orgias, b Tew ........................ 7 H. Gutteridge, c and b Tew ................. 5 W. Cooper, c Couch- man, b T ew .......... H. Defries, c Gil­ liard, b Dart......... J. Flynn, b Dart ... T. Pye, not out Extras................. Total 0 0 , 1 . 1 55 S o u th H a m p st r a d . F. W. Tew, run out... 1 W. Couchman, c Bar­ rett, b Bannister... 7 T. B. Orgias, b Flynn 33 P. B. Gilliard, b Foxell ................. 8 W. Hanwell, b Flynn 0 V. E. Dart, c A. Cooper, b Flynn ... 10 N. Masters, b Foxell 0 H. W, Brooman, c and b Foxell..........24 A. E. Hill, run o u t... 8 L. E. Thomas, not out A. C. Thomas, Flynn .......... , Extras.............. Total ... , , 20 , 10 17 ..133 THAMES DITTON v. KINGSTON TOWN.— Played at Thames Ditton on September 3. K in g st o n T o w n . H. Jourdan, c Deane, b Arnall ................. 2 o u t ............................... ...2 A.Chester, b Mathews “ “ ‘ . ______ 1 E. W. Pratt, b Arnall 1 A. E. Colley, not out 13 F. R. Hawkins, b Arnall ................. 4 J. H. Green, c Arnall, b Milbourn ..........25 J. Hearsum, c Tay­ lor, b C. Lawless ... 0 J.8.Gouldsmith, run o W. Colmer, b Mil­ bourn ................. F. W. Maskell, st Deane, b Milboarn W. Colley, b C. Law­ less ........................ B 5, lb 1, nb 2 ... 0 Total ... 57 T h a m e s D itto n . W. Deane, c Maskell, b Jourdan................. 0 F. J. Mathews, lbw, b Maskell................. 3 W. T. Milbourn, not out ........................43 C.T.Lawless, c Gould- smith, b Green ... 23 P. J. Arnall, c Jour­ dan, b Hearsum... C. T. Grabham, not out ........................ B 6, lb 2, w 1 ... T o ta l..........i W. A. Shears, S. B., Lawless, A. G. Taylor, J. T. Ayres, and F. Crowther did not bat. G r a c b P a r l o 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 enjoyment 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. SURREYBICYCLEGLUB. AUTUMN RACE MEETING, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1892. KENNINGTON OVAL, 3 p.m. (Under N.C U. Rules.) H. H. G r if f in , N.C.U. Handicapper ... Ten Miles Scratch Race for the Surrey B.C. Fifty Guinea Challenge Cup. Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals for first, second, and third, also two Lap Prizes, value 5 guineas and 2 guineas. One Mile Scratch Race for Sydney Challenge Trophy and prize value 5 guineas, t econd prize 3 guineas. One Mile Bicycle Handicap. Entries will be divided by Handicapper into First Class (limit 100 yards) and Second Class. Piizes for first class value 10, 5, and 3 guineas; second class, 8, 4, and 2 guineas. Entrance Fees: Ten Miles, 5s.; other events. 2s. 6d. Entries close September 3 to Hon. Sec., Surrey B.C., 11 and 12, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, W.C. Admission Is. (half-price before the day). Reserved seats, la. extra, to be had only in grounds on the day of race. Eight stamps, Davis & Sons, 89, Bisbopsgate Street Without, E.C.; 7 <fc 8, Princes Buildings Coventry Street, W., or 8, New Charles Street. *Printed lor the Proprietor b j W right Oo.r 41, St. Andrew's Hill, Doctors' Commons, London, H.Q., September 8th, 1892.