Cricket 1892

440 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME* SEPT. 15, 1892 UPPER TOOTING.—Matches played 36, won 13, lost 19, drawn 4. BATTING AVERAGES. W. H. Du Buis- son ................. Times Mo*t in Inns, not out.Rnns. an Inns. Aver. 5 .. 1 ... 354 ... 55 .. 38.5 4 . . 0 ... 105 ... 70 .. 26.22 13 . . 2 ... 288 ... 74 .. 26.18 6 .. 0 .. 144 ... 45 .. 24 26 . . 3 ... 520 ... 71 .. 22.60 4 .. 1 ... 66 ... 26*.. 22 7 . . 0 ... 188 ... 49 ... 39.71 16 .. 4 .. 281 ... 65*.. 39.25 8 .. 0 ... 348 ... 73 .. 38.5 9 .. 1 ... 141 ... 72 .. 17.62 13 .. 1 .. 204 ... 46 .. 17 20 .. 2 ... 301 ... 92 .. 36.72 8 .. 0 .. 133 ... 44 .. 16.62 18 .. 0 .. 237 ... 48 .. 15.94 15 .. 1 .. 215 ... 59 .. 35.45 7 .. 2 ... 79 ... 44 .. 15.8 22 .. 1 ... 816 ... 47*.. 15.04 39 .. 1 .. 228 ... 39 .. 12.66 8 .. 2 .. 74 ... 30 .. 12.33 7 .. 0 .. 77 ... 25 .. 31 5 .. 1 .. 43 ... 22 .. 10.75 8 .. 0 ... 85 ... 24 .. 10 62 5 .. 2 ... 31 ... 21 .. 10.33 12 .. 0 .. 318 ... 31 .. 9.83 9 .. 2 .. 65 ... 29 .. 9.28 8 .. 0 .. 74 ... 33 .. 9.25 4 .. 1 .. 26 ... 34*.. 8.66 6 .. 1 .. 36 ... 33*.. 7.2 7 .. 0 .. 48 ... 22 .. 6.85 5 .. 0 .. 33 ... 17 .. 6.6 6 .. 0 .. 41 ... 17 .. 6.83 5 .. 1 ... 24 ... 20 .. 6 4 .. 0 .. 24 ... 19 .. 6 5 .. 2 ... 26 ... 15*.. 8 66 12 .. 1 .. 61 ... 13 .. 5 54 8 .. 1 .. 32 ... 20 *.. 4 57 8 .. 2 .. 25 ... 17*.. 4.16 5 .. 1 ... 35 ... 4 .. 3.75 4 .. 1 .. 10 ... 8 *.. 3.35 5 .. 1 .. 5 ... 3 .. 3.25 H. B. Street J. A. Lyon... J. H. Titcomb ... F. G. Thorne ... R. B. Reiss — P. C. Probyn J. A. Willett M. Fevez ... B. Thorne . The following batted in less than four innings — J. R. Randolph 18—55—40, L. Andrews 2—18*—13*, ,T. E. Mitchell 10—20*— 6 . S. Lea-Smith 3—21—4, G. Eden 5*—0—6*, F. Cogill 2*—1*—0, E. R. Daun 3— 4 * —0, J. Ogilvie 16—7, M. S. Ware 2—17, F. C. B. Wright 0—8. L. A. Fevez 9—2, F. B. Tritton 3—4, F. R. Lee 6—3, G. Wright 5*—1, W. B. Butcher 5* —0*. G. Campbell 0—3, C. E. Harvey 1—1, R. W. Lloyd 0—1*. C. O. Minchin32, E. 8 . Harbordl3*, A. T. Richards 10*, C. T. Agar 11, F. Street 6 , B. Goldie 3 , E.O. Cummins 1, Hon H. Fitz Clarence 0, R. S. Ogilvie Grant 2, E. Lucas 0, G. H. Gill 0. BOWLING AVERAGES. The following took 10 or more wickets. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. P C. Probyn... ... 33 .. 5 . . 83 . . 10 . . 8.3 H. C. L. Tindall ... 364 .. 54 . . 369 . . 35 . . 1«».54 R. B. Reiss .......... 116 .. 36 . . 283 . . 23 . . 12.30 1). C. Bartley 345 .. 39 . . 309 . . 25 . . 32.36 R. M. Harvey 372 .. 90 . . 870 . . 67 . . 32.98 A. A. Allen ... ... 244 .. 50 . . 622 . . 44 . . 14.13 R. R. Sandilands... 82 .. 16 . . 218 . . 15 . . 14.53 J. H. Titcorab 62 .. 36 . . 153 . . 10 . . 15.3 T. W. Hemmerde 75 .. 18 . . 219 . . 33 . . 16.84 P. W. Russell 251 .. 69 . . 618 . . 33 . . 38.72 Probyn bowled 1 no-ball, Harvey 7 wides and 11 no-balls. Allen 1 wide and 8 no-balls, and Russell 1 no-ball. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. FOREST HILL.- Played at New Cross on September 10. G o l d s m it h s ’ I n s t it u t e . E. Holmes, b Reed ... B. 8 cully, b Reed ... W. Synon, c sub, b R ook........................ H E. Murrell, b Rook C.Lake.cKirkpatrick, b Reed ................. S. Read, b Reed F. Bowler, b Rook ... 0 W. H. Manley, bReed 5 J.Windebank,notout 9 A. H. Holmes cTrot- ter, b Reed .......... 3 B 4, lb 2, nb 2 ... 8 S.Best, b Kirkpatrick 37 F o r e st H i l l . Total 82 H . Green, b Murrell 13 W . N. Rook.bMurrell 10 J. H. Pye, run out ... 3 J. Trotter, c Lake, b Symon .................11 F. Green, b Murrell 8 F. Reed, b Symon ... 5 Lewis Cochell.bRead 0 H. F.Kirlpatrick,run out ........................ 3 E. L. Cockell,not out 8 G. Andersoa.cScully, b Sym on................. o B 8 , lb 2 ..........10 Total ... 61 C r ick e te rs not satisfied with the Balls and Bats they have used are advised to try the <~ 6 CD^ brand made by Geo. G. Bussey & Co., Pcckham Rye. S.E.—Advt. CROYDON v. NORTHBROOK.—Played at Lee on September 10. C r o y d o n . J. Aris, b Thompson 0 R. Archer, b Ford ... 19 T. P. Austen, not out ........................ 3 B 7, lb 2, w l, n b l 11 A. Hill, b E ast..........15 J. A. Archer, b East 9 C. G. Paget, c and b F ord........................ 6 G. Spicer, not out ... 43 S. J. Chiag, c sub., b E a st........................10 Total ..........116 A. V. Straker, c sub., b East ................. 0 A. E. Drage and J. H. Hardy did not bat. Innings declared closed. N o r t h b r o o k . J.Fisher.c R. Archer, b D rage................. 1 A. H. Woolmer, c R. Archer, b Drage ... 37 J. W. Thompson, b Ching ................. 1 A. East, c Ching, b Drage .................30 W. Ford, not out ... 11 R. W. B. Abbott, b Ching ................. 0 W. G. Skipworth, b Ching ................. 0 H. Ford, b Ching ... 0 M.Wildsmith.not out 0 B Total . 67 C. Kelly did not bat. CROYDON v. NORTHBROOK.—Played at Croy­ don on Septomber 10. H.R.Groom, c Butler, b F. Willis ..........15 R. Biscoe, b A. H. Smith .................28 C. W. M. Feist, c Butler, b F. Willis 5 J. Grant, c H. Smith, b W. Willis .......... 9 H.W.Ward, c Butler, b W. Willis .......... 2 J. Whitcomb, b F. Willis ................. 2 C. G. May, run out 8 J.C.Neech, b F.Willis 9 L. J. Turner, c and b F. W illis................. 8 E. H. Balch, c Walker,bW. Wil is 14 R. D. Dalgliesh, not out ........................ 0 B ........................ l Total ...101 A.H. Smith, b Turner W. D. Butler, c and b Neech ................. T.A.Abbott, b Turner F. H.Willis,b Turner W.D.Willis, b Turner C. Pearce, b Turner C. A. Hooper, lbw, b Turner N o r t h b r o o k . H. N. Smith, not out 9 F. Moate, b Turner 0 A. A. Kennard, not out ........................ o B 5, lb 2 .......... 7 Total , 32 J. H. Walker did not bat. G. OSBORN ’S SOUTH OF ENG LAND E L E V E N v. E IG H T E E N OF U PPER CLAPTON . The Upper Clapton Club closed its season on Saturday last with the above match. The fixture was arranged as a benefit for G. Osborn, who has been head ground man of the Club for over twenty years, and as several well known players took part in the game, some interesting cricket was witnessed! W hen play ceased, the Eleven were 43 on having lost one wicket in their second innings! P. Nell bowled with great success against the later batsmen of the eleven, taking five wickets in twenty-eight balls, at a cost of only four runs. F or theeleven, Mead’ s bowliugwas the m osteffective. H is nine wickets cost 23 runs. S ou th of E n g l a n d .— »FirRt Innings. _ ■j. t . Hearne, not out 17 W. Hearn, c Cush­ ing, b Nell ........ o W. Devey, c and b Nell ................... i W. Mead, c and b Nell ... ............... ........... 2 H.Pickett,c Parhara, b Nell F. Bntler, c Ootting ham, b Sowerby ... G. Burton, run out J. E. West, b Robin­ son ........................ W. Yeames,c Mount- ford, b Robinson — S. W. Scott, b Sowerby................. A. S. Bull, c Cushing, bNell ................. 14 B 3, lb 1 Total .......... 76 In the Second Innings J. Hearne scored (not out) 14, W. Hearn (not out) 8 , Devey, c Shackel b Robinson, 8 ; w 1.—Total, 31. U p p e r H. E. Barham, b Mead ................. 5 W. J. Sowerby, b J. Hearne ................. 2 E. J. Miroy, b J. Hcarne ................. 1 T. J. Cranston, b Mead ................. 0 W. W. K. Robinson, b Mead ................. 0 J. B. Cottingham, b J. Hearne .......... 0 C. F. Shackel, c Rickett.bJ.Bearne 4 E. C. Homer b Mead 2 J. J. Willocks, b Mead ................. 15 C lapton . J. S. TekelJ, st West. b M ead................. 1 Mountford, c Mead, b J. Henrne .......... 11 A. C. Haslam, b Mead........................ q T. A. Clarke, b J. Hearne ................. 1 R. H. Pannell, not out ........................ 7 E. Orabb, b Mead ... 0 E. B. Wells, b Mead 0 P. Nell, run out ... 2 R. S. Cushing,absent 0 B 11 , lb 2 .......... 13 Total 64 CRYSTAL PALACE v. SPENCER.- Crystal Palace on September 10. -Played at S pencer . P. Castle, c sub., b B icknell.................36 C. H. Box, b Lul­ ham ........................ 4 S. Bradford, c Bick­ nell, b Cosens ... 42 H. W. Wheeler, c and b Nelson........ . 20 G. W. Underhill, not out ........................ 4 L. Wood, b Cosens... 0 J. C. Larkin, b Lul­ ham ........................ 9 E. Elkington, c Yol- land, b Bicknell ... 43 G.Sturgeon.b Cosens 8 W. E. Johnson, b Cosens ............... 3 J. Furner, b Nelson 2 B 8 , lb 1 .......... 9 Total ...183 C r y s t a l P a l a c e . J. Dives, not out ... 37 H. Baker, b Bradford 9 G. E. Bicknell, c Wood, b Castle ... 7 C. Mitchell, b Brad­ ford ........................39 F. H. Nelson, not out B 11, lb 7 Total 33 ... 18 ...139 H. W. Dillon, E. H. Lulham, G. Cosens, F. M* Walker, A. B. Yolland, and R. R. Stevens did not bat. THAMES DITTON v. MITCHAM.—Played at Mitcham on September 10. M it c h a m . First Innings. H. Pillinger, b Sharpe ... 3 T. P. Harvey, b Sharpe ... 4 N. A. Harvey, c Deane, b Arnall ........................15 James Caffarey, b Sharpe 0 J. Boxall. c Sharpe, b Arnall ........................ 6 W. Cooke, b Sharpe......... 7 A. F. Clarke, c Graburn, b S harpe...........................22 W. Rhoades, b Sharpe ... 3 W. Jones, run out .............21 T. Richardson, c Ayres, b Arnall....................... ... 3 F. Harris, not out .......... 0 Total............... T h a m e s D it t o n . W. Deane, c T . Harvey, b Boxall... 3 J.M.Read, b Richard­ son ........................ 12 W. T. Graburn, b Richardson .......... 5 G.W.Ayres, c Boxall, b T. H arvey.......... 7 W. T. Milbourn, b Richardson .......... 0 J. W. Sharpe, b T. Harvey ................. 0 In the Second Innings 18, Deane, c N. Harvey, b , 84 Second Innings, c Deane, b Milbourn ... 0 run out .......... 5 b Milbourn ... 7 b Milbourn ... 5 lbw, b Mathews 0 b Milbourn ... 0 b Sharpe ... ... 9 b Milbourn......... 3 c and bMathews 1 c Ayres.b Sharpe 33 not out .......... 2 B9, l b l ...1 0 55 Total... —First Innings. F. J. Maihews, c Jones, b T. Harvey 7 L. H. Middleton, b T. Harvey .......... 0 P. J. Arnall, c Rhoades, b T. Harvey ................. 0 H. S. Betts, b T. Harvey ................. 0 F. Crowther, not out 0 BIO, lb l ..........31 Total ... 45 Ayres scored (not out) Jones, 9; b 3.—Total, 30. SOUTHGATE v. SIXTEEN VILLAGERS — Played at Southeate on September 10. S o u t h g a t e . G. A. S. Gordon, b W est........................ 0 A. S. Harris, hw, b W ale........................15 E. P. Sugden, c Howe, b Balaam................ 56 W. T. Ricketts, b W est........................ 1 A. L. Ford, b S. Cuth- bert ........................18 H. A. Ford.b Jiggins 1 H. R. Ford, not out 24 F. P. Francis, c Jig­ gins, b Balaam ... 0 B.Thomas,b Balaam 2 B 5, lb 1 .......... 6 Total ...123 F. Bryan did not bat. V il l a g e r s . S. Howe, run out ... 1 J. Hunt, c Sugden, b Bryan.......................19 S.Cuthbert.bRicketts 1 G. West, c Sugden, b R icketts................. 5 C. Wale, b A. L. Ford 2 G. Myford.b Ricketts 0 E. Jiggins, run out ... 5 W. Walters, c H. A. Ford, b Ricketts ... 12 W. Euerby, b A. L. F o r d ........................ 3 R.Cuthbert.bRicketts 0 H. Lawson, b A. L. Ford........................ 3 H. Balaam, b A, L. Ford........................ 0 H. Baker, c Gordon, b A. L. Ford . ... 8 C. Prentice, b Bryan 5 E. Glasscock, b Bryan ................. 0 T. Freddy, not out 4 W. Rowe, b A. L. Ford........................ 4 B ........................ 6 Total ... 73 C o m ic C r ic k e t . —By the CocKney Sportsman (Alec Nelson). A profusely illustrated and viva­ cious volume. Post free, 1/2. Wrigbt <ft Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C. C an be had from all news­ agents or W. H. Smith’s bookstalls.