Cricket 1892

SEPT. 15, 1892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 448 LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK v. W IN­ CHESTER HOUSE.—Played at North Kensing­ ton on September 10. W in c h e ster H ouse . N. Morice, c Pritch­ ard, b Mackintosh 1 D. W. Brewster, b Fodm ore................ 0 F. A. Tapson, c Mas­ son, b Mackintosh 3 A.T. Lockner, b Pod­ more ................. 1 R. Burke, b Podmore 12 E. Woolley, b Mack­ intosh ................. 0 F. A. Simond, b Pod­ m ore........................ C. H. Bensley, c Prit­ chard, b Podmore S. S. Bensley, c and b Mackintosh A Simond,b Podmore J. Fiddy, not out ... B 4 ,lb 3 .......... Total .......... L ondon & W estm inster B ank . F. F. Muison, c and b Lockn er................. 3 T. W . Mackintosh, c Burke, b Brewster 9 G. Raby, b Brewster 0 C. S. J. Douglas, b Burke .................24 A. Podmore, lbw, b Burke .................17 E. B. Manfield, not out ........................13 J. H. Herschell, Ibw, b Morice................. 1 C. O. Simpson, b Burke ................. 2 F. H. Pritchard, b Burke ................. 0 A. W. Brown, not out ........................ 4 B 3, lb 2 .......... 5 Total H. O. Manfield did not bat. ... 78 HAMPSTEAD v. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS. Played at Hampstead on September 10. H am pstead . First Innings. H. R. Lipscombe, b Mars­ den ...............................22 G. H. Woodall, b Mars­ den ............................... 6 W. S. Hale, b Marsden ... 10 J. G. Q. Besch, b Mars­ den .......... .................14 T. M. Farmiloe, b Mars­ den ............................... 0 H. R. Hebert, b Carvalho 0 E. W. H. Beaton, not out 25 A. O. Dunn.b Hutchinsen 5 S. Gotto, b Hutchinson ... 0 F. V. Selfe, c Marsden, b Hutchinson ................. 2 W. R. Marshall, b Hutch­ inson ............................... 5 B 5, lb 2 ................. 7 Second Innings. not out .......... 1 c and b Marsden 50 c Carvalho, b W etton..........37 T u d o r , Wetton ... , 15 Total ... 93 b Marsden......... 0 b Carvalho ... 25 hw, b Marsden... 1 b Worthington 7 not out .......... 1 c Wetton, b Marsden.......... 6 B 10,1b l.w l 12 Total ...155 H am pstead N ondescripts . C. E. E. Lee, lbw, b Hale ... ................. 5 O. L. Tudor, b Hale 1 H. Wetton, b Hale ... 0 J. S. Worthington, b Hebert ................. 0 A. Standfast, not out 8 H. F. A. Smith, run out ........................11 F. C. W. Durrant, lbw, b Hale ... ... 4 L. Hutchinson, b Hale........................ C. N. Carvalho, b H ale........................ E. L. Marsden, st Lipscombe,bHebert A. E. Dowse, run out B G, lb 2 .......... Totil , 40 BROADWATER — MARRIED v. SINGLE.— Played at Broadwater on September 7. M a r r ie d . First Innings. Major Fairtlough.bShotter 38 N. Debenham, c Bett, b Phillips ........................ 6 W.Felton,cBett,b Phillips 4 W. Knight, not o u t .......... 6 G. Marshall, b B e tt.......... 3 B. Marshall, c Hill, b Phillips ........................ 0 b Collier W. Debenham, c and b Phillips ........................ 3 A.King,c8tokes,bPhillips 0 J. Edgeler, c Betts, b Phillips .......... .......... 0 B.Holden, c Hill, b Phillips 10 L. Michele, b Shotter ... 2 Turner, b Shotter .......... 5 B 2, nb 1 ................. 3 Second Innings, b Collier .......... c Hill, b Stokes b Stokes .......... 1 b Collier .......... c and b Collier < b Collier b Collier Total . ..........77 S ingle . not out .......... 5 c Love ,b Stokes 2 c Lovell,b Stokes 0 B 15, lb 10... 25 Total ...119 Capt. Robson, c Felton, b Holden ... 4 H. Bett, b Holden ... 0 Rev. A. M. Hill, c King, b Holden ... 3 W. A. Stokes, b N. Debenham .......... 5 A. H. Shotter, b N. Debenham .......... 2 H.J. Collier, c Felton, b N. Debenham ... 84 L. C. W. Phillips, b Holden .................57 H. A. Trotter, b N. Debenham .......... F. Gray, c N. Deben­ ham, b Holden ... C. Nickalls, c and b Holden ................. J. Fleming, b N. Debenham .......... W. J. Lovell, not out B 18, lb 3 .......... Total , ...201 BROADWATER v. R.M.C.8ANDHUR8T.—Played at Sandhurst on September 10. R.M.C. D.H. Blundell.bParry 14 n . C. Fernyhough, b M. M arshall..........31 McD. F. Wood.cBett, b Parry .................56 C. V. Windsor, c and b Parry ................ 10 H. A.Denham, b Cot­ trell ........................ 7 W.J.Lam’rert, b Cot­ trell ....................... 7 J. !M. Young, Ibw, b Cottrell ................. C. G. Hill, b Parry ... E.P.Thomson.notout E. W. Baynsford, b Cottrell ................. F. W. Springer, b Cottrell ................. B 9. lb 4 .......... Total ...147 B r o a d w a te r.— First Innings, W.D.Marshall,bWood 3 C. W. Parry, b Wood 17 R. S. Lucas, c Hill, b Young ................. 9 A. F. Somerset, b Denham E. C. Mordaunt, c Windsor, b Wood .. E.C.Cottrell, b Wood Major Fairtlough, b Denham ................. T. C. Bett, b Wood... F. Walkinshaw. not out .......... L.C. W.Phillips,bWood M.Marshall,bDenham B ... ... Total In the Second Innings Somerset scored, (not out) 8,Walkinshaw, bStringer 13,M.Marshall,c sub, b Lambert 16; w 1—Total, 88. BROADWATER v. L. and S.W. RAILWAY “ EASTLEIGH.”—Played at Eastleigh on Sep­ tember 3. B roadwater .— : W. W. Marshall, c Randall, b Cook ... 12 L. C. W. Phillips, c Munday, b Dollas- ton ........................ 8 E. M. Tringham, c Cook, b Dollaston 13 N. Debenham, b Dol­ laston ................. 0 J. Russell, lbw, b Winterbottom ... 2 W. Debenham, c Randall,b Dollaston 1 In’the Second InningsW.Marshall scored, c and b Cook, 13, Phillips (not out) 23, Tringham, c Smith, b Dollaston, 27, N. Debenham, c Smith, b Dollas­ ton, G. Russell, b Smith, 29, Street, b Cook, 4 ; b 1, lb 3.—Total, 106. Innings declared closed. L. & S.W. R a ilw a y — First Innings. ■First Innings. G. Marshall, b Dol­ laston ................. G. Street, not out ... B. Holden, c Dollas­ ton, b Vaughan ... J. F le m in g , b Vaughan .......... C. Purkess, b Dollas­ ton ........................ B........................ Total... , 51 T. Dollaston, c M. Marshall, b Holden 2 R. Darter, c and b Russell ................. 1 A. Randell, b Russell 22 H. Vaughan, b Hol­ den ........................ 6 A. Jones, b Russell... 0 A. Winterbottom, b Russell ................. 0 F. Mundny, c N. De­ benham, b Holden 0 W.Marchant.notout 6 A.Cook.bM.Marshall 14 Smith, c Tringham, b Marshall .......... 0 F.Sharman.bHolden 1 B 7, lb 2................. 9 Total , 61 In the Second Innings Dollaston scored, b Russell, 6, Darter, b Marshall, G, Randell, c W. Debenham, b Russel', 2, Winterbottom (not out) 14, Munday. cN.Debenham,b Holden,10, Marcha t’ b Russell, 20 : b 4—Total, 61. CRYSTAL PALACE TOUR. The seventh tour of this club in Devonshire was favoured with very fine weather, and resulted in victories over Exeter, Exmouth, South Wilts Club and United Services, with three losses and two drawn games. In the matches at Seaton and Sidmouth the want of another bowler was much felt. W. G. Heas­ man, of the Sussex Eleven, joined after the latter matches and his all-round play proved most valuable. The only century was made by G. E. Bicknell, 106 not out, at Exmouth, following an excellent 70 not out against the Exeter Club, who had an unbeaten record up to this date. D. L. A. Jephson batted finely in the three last matches. S. Colman and H. Hetley batted consistently, and G. E. Bicknell and G. Cosens did good service with the ball. The all-round fielding was excellent. The club was fortunate in having two such good wicket-keepers as F. E. Saunders and F. D. Pawle. Tne custom of using amateur um­ pires, who are frequently changed during a match, seems to be on the increase in Devon­ shire, and is to be deprecated in the interests of the game. Visitors find that professional skill is engaged against them on the field which might better be used in the onerous duties of umpire. This proved the only draw­ back to what was a most enjoyable tour. CRYSTAL PALACE v. SEATON.—Played at Seaton on August 8 and 9. S ea to n . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Treadgold, c Saunders, b Bicknell........................15 J. Douglas, c Hetley, b Knight ........................35 A. Fox, b Knight .......... 7 B. Gerrish, c Saunders, b Bicknell ........................43 R. Leigh, b Knight .......... 3 C. Battiscombe, c Cosens, b Bicknell........................20 J. R. Leigh, c Saunders, b Cosens ........................34 F. P. Elwes, b Bicknell 17 R. Langdon, b Cosens ... 5 Rev. R. Chichester, c Knight, b Bicknell ... 0 J. Nicholson, not out ... 0 st Pawle, b Bick­ nell .................. 0 c Paw!e, b Bick­ nell ..................132 c and b Bicknell 21 c Todd, b Knight 54 36 1 not out c and b Bicknell B 8, lb 2, nb 1 Total ... c and b Bicknell not out .......... Saunders, Bicknell... B 7, lb 2 ..............190 C r y st a l P a lace . Total ...260 First Innings. S.Colman, c Battiecombe, b F o x ............................21 F. E. Saunders, b Fox ... 11 G. E. Bicknell, b Gerrish35 b Leigh J. H. Todd, c Elwes, b Douglas ...................... 4 Second Innings. not out ..........63 c Douglas, b Fox 25 ‘ ' ... 18 F. D. Pawle, b R. E. Leigh 10 A. Kayess, run o u t ........... 4 Q. Cosens, b Douglas ... 1 A. Knight, Douglas . c Leigh, b A.C. Patterson, b Douglas H. Hetley, c Gerrish, b Douglas ........................ A. B. Cipriani, not out ... B ............................... Total ...112 c Douglas, Leigh ... b Leigh b Gerrish ... c Elwes, Douglas... c Battiscombe, b F ox.................10 c Chichester, b Gerrish.......... 2 b Fox ................. 0 c and b Douglas 6 B 13,1b 3, w 1, nb2 19 Total ...161 CRYSTAL PALACE v. SIDMOUm .—Played at Sidmouth on August 10 and 11. C rysta l P a la c e . First Innings. Second Innings. S. Colman, b Wootton ... 0 cPalmer,bWoot­ ton .................26 F. E. Saunders, c Palmer, b Wootton...................... 35 c N. Leese, b Wootton......... 1 G. E. Bicknell, run out ... 27 b W ootton........ 20 J. H. Todd, lbw,bWootton 0 c Palmer,bBuck- land................. 6 F. D. Pawle, not out........41 lbw,b Wootton... 17 A. Knight, b Wootton ... 0 c N. Leese, b Wootton ... 17 A. C. Patterson.c Palmer, bWootton.......................12 lbw.bBuckland... 11 G. Cosens, c Nepean, b Buckland.......................18 c Buckland, b Wootton ... 14 A. Kayess, b Wootton ... 0 b Buckland ... 0 A. Cipriani, c Wootton, b E lson .............................22 b Buckland ... 0 H. Hetley. c N. Leese, b Wootton ........................ 8 B 6, lb 3 ................. 9 Total .................172 Total Sidm outh.— First Innings. ...112 V. Leese, c and Colmau .................42 E. H. Buckland, run out ........................52 N. Leese.cBicknell, b CoBens .................48 E. Mackintosh, c Knight, b Colman 0 F. Palmer, c sub, b B icknell.................19 T. Leese, b Cosens ... i7 W. H. Wilson,cSaun- ders, b Cosens ... 5 R. Hine-Haycock,not out ...........................52 A. Nepean,cBlckncll, b Cosens................ 0 Wootton, c Colman, b Bicknell .......... 8 Elson. b Bicknell ... 0 B 8, lb 5 .............13 Tolal ..........266 In the Second Innings Buckland scored, (not out) 11, Hine-Haycock (not out) 8—Total, 19. CRYSTAL PALACE v. EXETER.—Played Exeter on August 12 and 13. C r y s t a l P a la c k .— First Innings. S. Colman.bJennings 4 G.Cosens, c McCrea, R. Saunders, c San­ ders, b Jennings ... 58 W. G. Heasman, lbw, b Jennings .......... 0 G. R. Bicknell, b Ash­ ford ........................11 F. D. Pawle, b Carter 22 J. H. Todd, not out... 52 A. Knight, bJennings 7 b C arter................. 3 H. Hetley,bJennings 13 A. C. Patterson, b A shford.................15 A. Kayess, b Ashford 0 B 21, lb 8, w 1 ... 30 Total ..215