Cricket 1892

SEPT. 22, 1892 CRIOKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 455 J. PHILLIPS’S ELEVEN v. II. PIGG’S ELEVEN. In this match,played at Hastings on Thurs­ day last, for the benefit of the ground superintendent, A. T. Manwaring, Gunn played a capital innings of a hundred for the former side. His hits were one 6 (an on drive into South Terrace), fourteen 4’s, two 3’s, seven 2’s, and singles. H. Thompson’s analysis for Phillips’ eleven showed 17 overs for 20 runs and five wickets. J. P h il l ip s ’ E l e v e n . T. C. Brown, not out 4 B 8, w 2 ..........10 W. Gunn, run out ...103 J. Phillips, c and b Colman .................51 H. Love, not out ... 17 Total ..........215 E. C. Maynard, c Lavender, b Young 33 H. Mawle, H. Thompson, J. C. Hartley, H- Phillips, S. S. Johnstone, and G. E. Roddis did not bat. Iimings declared closed. H. P ig g ’s E le v e n . G. W. Hardy, b A. R. N. Cowper- Thompson .......... 8 Coles, notout 11 H. G. Papillon, run B. Ellis, c d. Phillips, out ........................ 9 b Mawle................ 6 G. K. Papillon, c C. H. Lavender, run JrrMawle. b Thompson 0 out ........................ 0 S. Coleman, bThomp- W. A. S. Sparling, c son ... ................. 0 Roddis, b Mawle... 4 C. H. Young, b H. Pigg, not out ... 5 Thompson .......... 0 B......... .......... 3 J. G. Blackburne, c — Love, b Thompson. 10 Total .......... 56 GRANVILLE (LEE)—TOURISTS v. NON­ TOURISTS. Played at Lee on September 17. N on -T ou rists.— First Innings. H. W. Giil. run out .. 2 P. Thirkell, b Perch li J. Edwards, b God­ frey ........................ 4 L. Helder, run out... 5 Extra9................. 9 J. Wilson, jan. b G od frey................. 5 J. A. Johnston, b Perch ................. 2 A. L. Ryder, b Perch 0 P. Hersee, b Godfrey 1 F. Bull, b Godfrey ... 0 E. Crosskey, b Perch 11 Total ..........51 C. Nuding, b Perch... 0 In the Second Innings J. A. Johnston scored c Godfrey, b Glover 10, A. L. Ryder, (not out) 4, E. Crosskey, b Ellis 19—Total 13. T ourists . W. Morris hw,b Bull 17 G. F. Gerd8, b Ball... 10 Perch, st Ryder, b Crosskey.................51 C. J. M. Godfrey, b B u ll........................ 0 J. P. Clarkson, b Edward ................. 1 F.E.Lander, c Ryder, b Edward .......... 4 R.F.Taylor,b Nuding 15 S. Ellis, lbw, b Cross­ key ........................ G L. It. Glover, not out 20 A. R. Layman, c Thirkell, b Bull ... 1 J. Moore, c Hersee, b Nuding................. l Extras................. 33 Total ...158 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. KINGSTON TOWN. Played at Kingston on September 10. Kingston Town. J. Hearsum, b Barry 10 A.Colley,bE. Edwards 12 J. Treen, c Fowler, b E. Edwards ......... 2 B. Smith, c Fowler, b E. Edwards ......... 2 F. Miles, c Glover, b Barry ................. G J. Goldsmit, b E. Edwards................. 6 S. Lambert, b E. Ed­ wards ................. A.Davis.cand bBarry F. Bullock, c Glover, b Barry ................. J,Littleton,stNepean, b E. Edwards E. Spearing, L o t out B 4, l b l .w l ... T o ta l.......... B r ix t o n W a n d e r e r s . A.J.Edwards.run out 2 A. Nepean, b Smith 8 A. B. Fowler, notout 41 C. W. H. Newington, b S m ith ................ 12 B. Glover, c Gold­ smit, b Treen ... 8 A. E. Veillard. st Goldsmic, b Miles F. H. Barry, b Colley E. H. Cross, c Hear­ sum, b Colley ’ ... B ........................ T o ta l.......... 61 F. Rider, E. R. Edwards, and T. R. Rider did not bat. C omio C ricket .—By the CocKney Sportsman (Alec Nelson). A profusely illustrated and viva­ cious volume. Post free, 1/2. Wrigbt & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C. Can be had from all news­ agents or W, H. Smith’s bookstalls. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. ERRATICS. Played at Denmark Hill on September 17. B rixton W anderers. b C. W. Newington, c Wilson,bA.J.Clarke 40 A. F. Nepean, c Gard­ ner, b W ilson........ 61 F.Barry, b A. J. Clarke 0 A. R. Whitley, b Hal­ lam ........................ 9 B. Glover, c sub, b Hallam ................. 8 F. Rider, b Hallam ... 0 A. J. Edwards, Gardner............... 15 T.R. Rider, b Wilson 0 E.R. Edwards, c and b Wilson ... ... 5 C. Hogg, b Gardner 0 N. Y. Norman, not out ........................ 4 B 14, lb 2, w 1, nb 6 22 T otal..........167 E r r a tic s . A.Springett.cGlover, b E. Edwards ... 0 C. Wilson, c Barry, b E. Kdwardj ... 14 B8, lb l .......... 9 E. V. Gardner, c Glover, b Barry ... 0 J. Boxall, not out ... 36 F. S. Hallam, b Barry 1 A. F. C arke. c E. Ed­ wards, b Barry ... 0 T. D. Lee, b E. Ed- Total ..........63 wards..................... A. J. Clarke, Griffiths, Kinf, and H. Odell did not bat. CITY OF LONDON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. RAVENSBOURNE v. CITY ALBION. The Ravensbourne team won the Cricket Championship of the above Association at Lee Green on Saturday last. Twenty-five clubs had entered, and the final, which rested between Ravensbourne and City Albion, re­ sulted in the defeat of the latter by 45 runs. The success of Ravensbourne was the work, in a great measure, of the two veterans, A. T. Pearce and G. Wigley. The former contri­ buted 47 out of 116 from the bat, and the latter took four wickets at a small co3t. C it y A l b io n . W. S. H rt, b Alien 85 C. J. Batty, b Allen .. 0 J.L. Ashton, c Elling- ham, b Allen.......... 2 H. W. Durant, c and b W igley.................14 H. A. Mace b Allen... 1 P.Huntirgdon,bAllen 0 F.H,Gilbert,b Wigley 1 P. Elliott, c AlKn, b Wigley ................. 4 H.Robics, cWilliams, b Wigley... ... .;. 8 W. Archbold, not out 5 E. Ruscoe, c Allen, b Davies ................. 2 B 5, lb 1 .......... 6 T o ta l..........78 R a v e k s b o u r n e . A. George, c Ashton, b E lliott................ 5 A. T . Pearce, b Du­ rant ........................47 W. Cbrter, b M*ce ... 6 W. T. Dav.es, b Mace 22 T. Allen, c Mace, b Elliott ................. 5 F.Ellingham.c Hunt­ ingdon, b Mace ... 5 G. Wigley, run o u t... G. Pragnoll, not out F.Hawkins c Ashton, b Duraut .......... P. Williams, b Elliott F. Reeves, b Elliott... B 4, lb 2, w 1 ... Total , ...123 ELEVEN HEARNES v. EALING DEAN. The Hearnes had a fairly easy victory in this match, played on the ground adjoining the Green Man, Ealing Dean, on Monday and Tuesday Jast. The game on the first day was all against the Sixteen, who, after being in a minority of G6 on the first innings, had made 11 runs in the second for the loss of one bats­ man. On the second morning Sanders and G. W. Beldham showed creditable form, and the former was again the principal contributor with a well-got 40. At the finish the Hearnes had 62 runs to get to win, and, thanks to the good play of G.G. and Alec, these were got for the loss of four wickets. J. T. Hearne carried off the bowling honours for the family. In all he took sixteen wickets. E l e v e n H e a r n e s .— First Innings. G. F. Hearne, c G., b C. Beldhtm ... 9 G. G. Hearne, b C. Beldham................. 7 Alec Hearne, c Farn- don. b Sanders ... 21 J. T. Hearne, b Birch 10 Randolph Hearne, b Birch....................... 18 W. Hearne, c Perkin, b Sanders .......... 9 Herbert Hearne, b Sanders ... .......... 0 Walter Hearne, c Filleston, b Birch Billy Heurne, b Birch Jos. Hearne, b S anders ....................... Thomas Hearne, not out ........................ Extras................. Total ..........] 36 ‘ In the Second Innings J. T. Seirne scored, c G. Beldham, b Birch, 4, Walter Hearne, c Barratt, b Sanders, 5, William Hearne (run out) 0, Alec Hearne (not out) 29, G. G. Hearne, c Perkins, b Birch, 20, Randolph Hearne (not out) 3; to 1— Total, 62. S ix t e e n o f E a l in g D e a n . First Innings. Second Innings. J. S. Sanders, b J. T. Hearne .......... .......... 19 Ibw. b A. Hearne 40 G. W. Beldham, b J. T. Hearne ........................ 6 b J. T. Hearne ... 17 J. Uilleston, b G. G. Hearne ........................ 0 c A., b J. T. Hearne .......... 4 G. Perkins, b G. G. Hearne ... ................. 8 b Walter Hearne 1 C. G. Sims, b G. G. Hearne ........................ 0 b J. T. Hearne... 0 W. Barrett, b J. T. Hearne ........................ 0 c Billy, b J. T. H earn e........ . 4 C. A. Beldham. c W., b J. T. Hearne........................ 0 c Billy, b Wm. H earne.......... 6 J. West, c G. G., b J. T. Hearne ........................ -5 b Wm. Hearne... 13 G. w. Turner, b J. T. Hearne .......... .......... 1 b J. T. Hearne ... 3 H. E. Hallard, b J. T. Hearne ........................ 0 b Win, Hearne... 5 H. J. Fardon, b J. T. Hearne ........................ G. Bryant, c W. H., b G. 7 b A. Hearne 1 G. Hearne.......... .......... 8 c Billy, b Wm. Hearne ... ... 4 S. Parsons, b J. T. Hearne 0 c Walter, b J. T. Hearne ... ... 4 W. Birch, b J. T. Hearne 4 c Billy, b Wm. Hearne ... ... 0 W. E. Sykes, not out 2 c G. F., b A. He&rne.......... 17 L. Swaley, c and b G. G. Hearne ................. ... 2 not out ... ... 2 E x'ra s........................ 3 Extras 7 Total ... .......... 65 Total ...1 7 D U LW IOH v. PAN THER . Played at Bnrbage Road, Dulwich, September 17. D ulw ich . A. R. Colyer,b Bayley 7 F.C.Huntley.bMantle 23 W. A. King, b Bayley 0 H. C. Bateman, c Hearne, b Mantle 4 P. B.Calcott,bBayley 33 E.W.Lighton.bLewis 1 Total ..........Ii0 R. E. Mayo, b Bayley 10 A. Burton did not bat. Innings declared clo ed. J. Smith, c Hearne,b Mantle .... ..........23 H.J.Teesdile, notout 13 W. J.Elliott, not out 1 B2, lb 2, n b l ... 5 P a n t h e b . H. J. Pearce. Ibw, b Colyer .......... ... 2 B 18, nb 2 ..........20 R. Hearne, b Calcott 0 A.F.Lewis, b Hunttey 19 E. H. Mantle, b King 1 W. L. Bayley,cHunt- ley, b Colyer ... ... 22 E.Dos Santos.notout 15 B. W. Green, E. Powell, L. Andrews, S. Eldridge and F. Holmes did not bat. Total ... 79 DULWICH v. NORBURY PARK—Played at Norbury Park on September 17. D u l w ic h . E. H. Hcasraan, run H. Thompson, c Morris, b Bleat ... 15 B. Heasman, b Sleat 10 A. H. Knott, lbw, b Nichols ................. 0 H. Darby, c Manning, b Wheeler ..........21 W. Morris,b Nicholls 7 J. Rimmington, c Holmes, b Hobbs 3 N o r b u r y . W. H. Wheeler, b Morris ................. 0 J. Sleat, b Darby ... 8 F. Holmes, c Jones, b Darby .................14 W. R. Manning, b Darby ................. 0 J. J. Morris, b Morris 4 W.E.Hobbs, bMorris 0 H. West did not bat. 3f 20 out ................. E. J. Heasman, Hobbs .......... O. Jones, b Hobbs C. Lock, run out ... 3 T. A. Darke, not out 2 L b ........................ 4 Total .;.122 G. Nicholls, c Knott, b Darby ................. A. Blacker, b Morris J. MacAldin, not out J.Harrington,not out B 1, lb 1... ... ... Total 3J E m a n u e l S c h o o l , Wandsworth Common, v . P r im r o s e . — Played on September 17. Scores :—Primrose. 61 (Knight, not out 33); Emanuel Sch.ool, 17 and 26 for one wicket.