Cricket 1892

0C3\ 27, 1892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 463 INTERNATIONAL MATCH. UNITED STATES v. CANADA. The nineteenth international match be­ tween the "United States and Canada was played on the ground of the Germantown Club at Manheim, Philadelphia, on Septem­ ber 16 and 17. , For the first time since 1885 Canada won the toss, and as they were thought to have a good all-round combina­ tion, their supporters were not without hope that they would make an interesting game of it. The commencement, however, was very unpromising. Terry, who had been scoring very heavily in Canada, was bowled with the second ball of the match. This was only, too, the commencement of a series of failures, as, though Henry aud Gillespie made a short stand, ;the tail gave little help, aud the whole side were out for the small total of G5. King, of the Tioga Club, a fast bowler, was very successful at the finish of the innings, dismissing three batsmen at a cost of only six runs. Like their opponents, the Ameri­ cans made a bad start, Bristowe bowling Clark the third ball. Noble and Wood, how­ ever, gradually got the measure of the Cana­ dian bowling, and 81 had been got before the former was caught. Patterson and Wood brought the total to 174, and later Bohlen punished the bowlers so heavily that by the end of the first day the score was 311 with one wicket still to fall. On the following morning Bohlen made runs freely, till Terry got one past him. The last wicket had added 54 runs. Bailey carried out his bat for 24, a very useful contribution. The second innings of the Canadians was a reproduction of the first total. Gillespie again played steadily, but no one else gave tne American bowlers any trouble, and when the last wicket fell the Americans were left with an easy victory by an innings and 222 runs. The fielding of the loping side was very good, and Warden’s wicket-keeping decidedly above the average. G en tl e m e n op C anada . First Innings. Second Innings. W. W . Jones, c Patterson, b Clark ................. F. W. Terry, b Clark W. A Henry, b Baiiy A. G. Gillespie, b Baily A. H. Warden, b Baily , M. G. Bristowe, not out L. Coste, b King ... . W. J. Fleury, c Wood, B a ily ........................ J. M. Laing, b King... D. A. J. Bacon, b King J. G. Bengough, b Baily B 1, lb 5, nb 4 ... Total ,.. 5 b Patterson 6 .. 0 b Baily .......... 4 ,.. 11 b Baily .......... 4 .. 21 b King................. 23 .. 1 b Patterson 3 .. 12 b King................. 4 .. 0 b b Brewster.......... 3 0 c Brewster, b Wood .......... 0 ,. 0 b Brewster 5 .. 0 not out .......... 5 ... 5 run out .......... 2 „. 10 B 2, lb 1, nb 3 6 ... 65 Total ... 65 E. W. Clark, jun B ristowe................. 0 A.M. Wood, c Henry, bJones .................129 W . W. Noble, c Gil­ lespie, b Laing ... 32 G. S. Patterson, c Bengough, b Terry 29 F. H. Bohlen, b Terry 90 C. Coatea, jun., b Laing ...................15 U n ite d S ta te s . b H. C. Thayer,b Laiug 1 F. E. Brewster, b Laing ................. 0 J. B. King, run o u t.. 2 P. Butler, b Laing ... 4 H. P. Baily, not out 21 B 1°, lb 10, nb 2, w4 26- Total . 332 BOW ANALYSIS. C anada . First Inninga. C la rk .......... Baily .......... Patterson... King .......... B. M. R. W. . 55 4 13 2 . 57 2 28 5 Second Innings. B. M. R. W. 15 , 20 0 C 3 35 35 4 7 2 ... 30 9 15 2 Brewster 50 2 25 2 Wood ... 15 2 3 1 Baily bowled seven no-balls. U n ited S t a t e s . B. M. R. W. B. M.R. W. Bristowe ...110 4 G21 I Gillespie...100 2 74 0 Bengough GO 4 47 0 Terry ... 53 2 33 2 Laing ... 90 1 72 5 | Jones ... 35 0 38 1 Terry bowled four wides and two no-balls. After the match an exhibition game was played. Dr. Downs and W. Brockie took the places of Gillespie and Henry in the Canadian side. With the conclusion of their innings play ceased. C anada . W. M. Henry, c Boh­ len, b Clark ..........23 L. L. Coste, c Patter­ son, b Clark ..........11 J. M. Laing, c Brew­ ster, b Woort.......... 7 C. W. Bengough, not out ........................ 0 L b ........................ 4 D.A.J.Bacon,cCoates, b Patterson .......... 3 W. W. Jones, hw, b Brewster.................11 F.W.Terry, c Thayer, b Brewster ......... 31 N. Downs, run o u t... 3 W. Brockie, c Clark, b Brewster .......... 1 M G. Bristowe,lbw, b Wood .................19 O. H. Worden, b Clark........................24 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C anada . B. M. R. W. B. M. R. W. Patterson.. 30 0 24 1 I Wood ...73 1 51 2 Brewster ...65 3 39 3 j Clark ... 25 1 15 3 Total ...136 BROCKLEY CLUB. Matches played 22—Won 11, lost 5, drawn 6. BATTING AVERAGES. R. Tokely ... M. A. Jaques ... T. R. F. Coales ... G J. W. Pratt......... 23 W. Mirehou'e ... G C. G. Welchman 24 J. F. Griffith .. P. G ib b o n .......... J. O. Lister........ J. Dutton ........ G. A. Fowler G. Tokely ......... J. R. Holling worth............... . J. Price................ S. J. Fraser......... Times Inns, not out. ... 17 ... 5 ., 12 ... 7 ... Most in Runs, an Inns. . 317 ... 58* ... , 379 . . 96 . , 318 . 69 . 52* ... 26 46 52 7 ... 7 ... 6 ... . 251 ... 56 ... . 133 ... 31 ... , 63... 21* ... . 35 ... 24 ... . 41 ... 12 ... . 75 ... 25 ... . 48... 19* ... . 23... 12* ... . 17 ... 13 ... . 5 ... 3 ... Aver. 28.91 18.04 16 15.18 14.83 32.42 12.09 10.60 8.75 8 60 5.85 4 80 4.40 3.40 1 The following played in less than five innings : —R. Drvis, 4*-13*—2-17*— ; H. J. Spon, 16-11— 18-1; C. Furrell, 0*—4—4; W. J. Hancock, 33—17 —8; L. J. Harrop, 9—49—0; J. A. L. Reeves, 2—3— 0; W. F. Sarjeant, 0—6—1; F. C. Wetherell, 15—3 —31; N. Whittaker, 0 -2 -2 * ; F. H. Ashby, 0—3; S. Ball, 0—0; W. Blore, 4 -0 ; W. L. Furrell, 3 -11 ; S. R. Best 9, E. Ball 0*, J. A. Bruce 1, H. Cole 5, Hayward 0, Harris 6. Hooker 37, G. Harrison 1, F. Ongley 3*, Street 0, G. H. Welchman 0. BOWLING ANALYSIS. C. G. Welchman ... R. Tokely................. Hayward................. S. Ball ................. W. J. Hancock ... J. W. Pratt .......... J. Price ................. J. F. Griffith ......... Runs. 905 386 42 43 91 48 99 65 Wkts. ... Ill .. ... 44 .. ... 8 .. ... 7 .. ... 13 .. ... 5 .. Aver. 8.15 8.77 5.25 G.14 1 9.60 12.37 13 The following obtained less than five wickets:— J. H. Hollingworth, 3 for 52; J. Dutton, 3—111 ; G. Harrison, 2—11; Street, 2—28; Harris, 2 -30 ; J. Reeves, 2—53; W. F. Sarjeant, 1—12 ; L. J. Harrop, 1—29; F. Coales, 1—43 ; F. Wetherell, 1—52. The following bowled without success:—©. Tokely 3 runs, W. Blore 6, N. Davis 7, and Hooker 7. FOR. Runs. Wkts. Aver. 2462 ... 190 ... 12.957 Highest Inns. 262 for 9 wkts. Lowest Inns. 43 AGAINST. Rune. Wkts. Aver. 2353 ... 224 ... 10.504 Highest Inns. 205 Lowest Inns. 11 CLACTON-ON-SEA v. SCARECROWS. Played at Clacton-on-Sea on-September 3. C la c t o n on -S ea. Woodward, b Raven 3 R. Leyland, b Bate 0 C. W. Haycraft, c Thomas b Raven... 0 H. Watts, c White b Raven ................. 0 E. C. Uichols, not out 29 Brown, b B a te .......... 0 W.B.Haycraft,runout 7 Eastman, run ou t... J. Woodward, c Rut­ ledge, b Raven ... Johnson, b Bate ... A. R. Wilkinson, b Bate..* ................. Extras... ... ... Total , 49 S carecrow s . O, O. Raven, b Hay­ craft ........................ R. Blackmoor, lbw, b H aycraft................. W.E. Bate,b Haycraft J. H. Rutledge, b Woodward .......... L. Austin- b Haycraft N. C. Goody, c Ley­ land, b Haycraft ... F.White, b Haycraft C. Thomas, b Wood­ ward ................... W.Cooke.b Haycraft R. Tyler, b Wood­ ward........................ W. S. Lovell, not out Extras................. Total 7 0 2 3 ■i 21 CLACTON-ON-SEA v.POLYTECHNIC C.C. Played at Clacton-on-Sea on September 9. C la cto n -o n -S e a .— First Innings. H. Watts, b Canna- dine ........................ Leylaml, b Pearson .. H.Hardiug, b Pearson E. C. Nichols, b Pear­ son ........................; R. Green, b Kircup ... W. B. Haycraft, b Pearson .............. In the Second Innings R. Green scored, b Pearson 35, Shepherd (not out) 19, F. Eastman, b Pear­ son, 5 ; extras 1—Total 60. Innings declared closed Shepherd, b Pearson 12 0 F.Eastman.c Herons 4 b Pearson .......... 3 1 Jordison, b Pearson 0 Towsend.b Pearson 0 36 Edmonds, not out .. 1 5 Extras................. 7 0 Total .......... 75 P olytech n ic . First Innings. H. Gamb es, b Haycraft 0 Broughton, b Haycraft ... 0 A. Cannadine, b Haycraft 0 Eatwell, c Watts, b Green 1 Kircup, b Hayeraf t .......... 6 Pearson, b Green .......... 9 Rigby,c Green, b Haycraft 4 Herons, b Green................ 0 Hulse, b Green ................. 0 Tanner, not o u t................. 0 W. Clarke, b Haycraft ... 0 Extras........................ 3 Second Innings. b Haycrafb ... 3 b Haycraft......... 3 b Leyland......... 1* c Watts, b Nich­ ols ................. I b Green ..........2* b Leyland.......... b Leyland.......... c Watts, b Ley­ land................. not out .......... c and b Green ... b Green .......... Extras......... Total ... ..........23 Total... r,6 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE. Matches arranged 22—Won 10, lost 5, drawn 4, abandoned 3. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Rune, an Inns. Aver. H. E. Murrell .,.. 16 .,.. 0 ... 455 ... 65 ... 28.45 S. R. Best ... ... 15 ,... 4 ... 242 ... 39 ... 22. W. C. Lake .. 11 .,.. 1 ... 214 ... 88 ... 21.40 W. Symon... ... 11 ,... 2 ... 160 ... 54*... 17.77 B. Scully ... ... 9 , ... 1 ... 114 ... 52 ... 14.25 F. Bovler ... ... 9 , ... 0 ... 89 ... 25 ... 9.88 F. Ladd ... ... 9 ... 0 ... 74 ... 83 ... 8.22 H. Donaldson .,,. 8 . ... 1 ... 50 ... 12 ... 7.14 n . Holmes... .,.. 12 .,.. 2 ... 67 ... 15*... 6.70 A. H.Holmes ... 7 .,.. 0 ... 39 ... 8 ... 5.57 W. H. Manley ..,. 5 .,.. 1 ... 19 ... 9 ... 4 H. A. Knapton. .. 6 .,.. 0 ... 23 ... 11 ... 3 A. Holmes... .,,. 5 . ,.. 1 ... 15 ... 5*... 3 The following played in less than 5 innings. A. W. Nalty ... 3 .... 2 .... 30 ..„ 18*... 30. C. Hughes .. .... 4 ..,. 3 ..,. 14 ... lb*... 14. J. E. Holmes ... 4 .,.. 2 .,.. 22 .. 11*... 11. J. Pringle........ F. Windel'ank .. . 3 ., . 3 . .. 1 ., .. 1 ., .. 19 .. .. 1G .. ,. 17*.. ,. 9 .. . 9.{ . 8 H. M. Mlake ... 4 .,.. 0 .,.. 28 .,.. 11 ... 7 F. Buck .......... 3 .... 1 ..,. 6 ... 6 ... 3 A. P. Hince . 3 ..,. 0 ..,. 3 ..,. 3 ..,. 1 BOWLING AVERAGES. Over. Mdns. Runs. Wkts, Aver. W. Symon ... 138 H. Donaldson... 100.4 H. E. Murrell... 168.3 . A. Holmes ... 21.5 . H. A. Knapton 30 B. Scully.......... 38 . F. L a d d .......... 21 . Against the Roupell Cricket Club on Septemoer 3 last, H E. Muriell obtained three wickets in successive balls. 38 ... 225 .... 51 ,... 4.41 23 ... 195 ... 34 ,... 5.73 GO ... 300 ... 48 .,.. 6.25 5 ... 45 .,.. 4 ... 13.25 6 . .. 80 ... 7 .,.. U.42 4 .,.. 78 ., ,. 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