Cricket 1892

OCT. 27, 1892 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME, 473 BOSTON PARK. Matohes arranged 53—Won 20,Lost 13, Drawn 13, Abandoned 7. RESULTS OP MATCHES. April30— Brentford, Club v. Jupp, Underwood and Royal Brewery. Won. Boston Park, 179 for two wickets; Jupp, Underwood and Royal Brewery, 176. May 4 —Brentford, v. St. Mark’s College. Won. Boston Park, 100; St. Mark’s College, 87. May 7 —Brentford, v. 1st Hounslow Standard. Lost. Boston Park. 101; 1st Hounslow Standard, 154. May 7—Hounslow, v. 2nd Hounslow Standard. Lost. Boston Park, 57 ; 2ad Hounslow Standard. 67. May 12—Brentford, v, Belgrave. Drawn. Boston Park, 113; Belgrave, 161 and 152. May 14—Brentford, v. 1st Boro Road College. Lost. Boston Park, 86; 1st Boro’ lioad College, 89. May 14—Spring Grove, v. 2nd Boro’ Road College. Won. Boston Park, 96; 2nd Boro’ Road College, 34. May 19—Richmond, v. Richmond. Won. Boston Park, 154; Richmond. 123. May 21—Brentford, v. Heathfield. Won. Boston Park, 120; Heathfield, 106. May 26—Brentford, v. Cobham Village. Won. Boston Park, 208; Cobham Village, 133. May 28—Brentford, v. Townley Park. Lost. Bos­ ton Park, 138; Townley Park, 174 for five wickets. May 28—Richmond, v. St. Margaret’s. Won. Boston Park, 124; St. Ma*garet’s, 59 Junel—Brentf-rd, v. Padniagton. Won. Boston Park, 265; Paddington, 16J June 4—Chiswick Park, v. Arlington. Won. Boston Park, 89 ; Arlingto ,65. June 4—Brentford, v. Belgrave. Lost. Boston Park, 118; Belgrave, 144. June G—Brentford, v. One aud All. Won. Boston Park, 289; One and All. 168. June 9—Brentford,v. Chiswick Park. Drawn. Bos­ ton Park, 117 and 157 for seven wickets; Chiswick Park, 108. June 11—Brentford, v. Lower Clapton. Won. Boston Park, 151 for two wickets; Lower Clapton, 96. June 16—Brentford, v. Ealing Dean. Won. Bos­ ton Park. 119 and 38 for no wicket; Ealing Dean, 72 and 114. June 18—Brentford, v. Hammersmith. Drawn, Boston Park, 195 for five wickets; Ham­ mersmith, 148 for two wickets. June 22—Brentford, v. Battersea. Drawn. Bos ton Park. 141 and 146 ; Battersea. 143. June 25—Honor Oak.v. Marlborough (Honor Oak). Not played. June 25—Brentford, v. South Hampstead. Drawn. Boston Park, 130 for seven wickets; South Hampstead, 152. June 28—Brentford, v. 2nd Chiswick Park. Drawn. Boston Park,129 and 75 for four wickets ; 2nd Chiswick Park, 114 and 85 for four wickets. June 30—Acton, v. West Middlesex. Won. Bos­ ton Park, 198; West Middlesex, 81 and 68 for one wicket. July 2—Brentford, v. Heathfield. Drawn. Boston Park, 166; Heathfield, 152 for seven wickets. Ju!y 6—Paddington, v. Paddington. Lost. Boston Park,111; Paddington, 197. July 9—Brentford, v. Barnes. Won. Boston Park, 207 for nine wickets ; Barnes, 84. July 13—St. Alban’s, v. Redbourn. Drawn. Bos­ ton Park, 61 and 135 for eight wickets; Redbourn, 120. July 14—Cobham, v. Cobh»m Village. Drawn, Boston Park, 112; Cobham Village, 48 and 144 for five wickets. July 16—Brentford, v. Townley Park. Drawn. Boston Park,142 for five wickets; Town­ ley Park, 75 for four wickets. July 16—Chiswick O il Park, v. Old Gunnersbury College. Won. Boston Park, 58; Old Gunnersbury College, 37. July 21—Brentford, v. Richmond. Lost. Boston Park, 75and 98; Richmond. 192. July 23—Brentford, v. Hammersmith. Drawn. Boston Park 116 for six wickets; Ham­ mersmith, 188. July 28—Chiswick, v. Ch'swick Park. Lost. Bos­ ton Park, 187; Chiswick Park, 314. Ju’y 30—Brentford, v. St. Margaret’s. Won. Bos­ ton Park, 228 for five wickets; 8t. Mar­ garet’s, 49 and 49 for five wickets. Argust 1—Brentford, v. One and All. Not played. August 4—Brentford, v. Harrow. Won. Boston Park, 240 ; Harrow, 73. August 6—Brentford, v. Barnes. Lost. Boston Park, 115; Barnes, 137. August 6—Chiswick Park, v. Arlington. Won Boston Park, 112; Arlington, 33. August 10—Chiswick, v. 2ud Chiswick Park. Not played. August 11—Brentford, v. West Middlesex. Drawn’ Boston Park, 161 and 88 for seven wickets; West Middlesex, 107. August 13—Hounslow, v. 1st Hounslow Standard. Lost. Boston Park, 108; 1st Hounslow Standard, 13). August 13—Brentford, v. 2nd Hounslow Standard. Drawn. Boston Park, 102; 2nd Hounslow Standard, 82 for two wickets. August 18—Battersea, v. Battersea, Won. Bos­ ton Park, 131 for five wickets; Batter­ sea. 48. August 20—Brentford, v. Lower Clapton. Won. Boston Park, 184; Lower Clapton, 95. August 25—Brentford, v. Haybank. Not played, August 27—Brentford, v. Marlborough. Not played. August 27—Old Chiswick Park. v. Gunnersbury Collegians. Not played. September 1—Red'ees, v. Isleworth. Not played. September 3—Spring Grove, v. Boro’ Road Col­ lege. Lo^t. Boston Park, 59 and 42 for six wickets ; Boro’ Road College, 70. Septemter 3—Brentford, v. Boro’ Road College. Lost. Boston Park, 85; Boro’ Road College, 107. September 10—Brentford, v. South Hampstead. Lost. Boston Park, 92; South Hamp­ stead, 126. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Ions, notout. Runs, an Inns. Aver. W. Williams 17 ... 0 . . 544 ... 79 ... 32 G. H .Jupp.......... 27 ... 6 . . 627 ...131*... 29 85 A. E. Harris 23 ... 1 . . 605 ...109 ... 275 W. Steers .......... 17 ... 2 . . 370 ... 70*... 21.66 R. Rapkin ......... 36 ... 6 . . 699 ... 65 ... 23 3 H. H. Whitehead 5 ... 0 . . 113 ... 66 ... 22.6 W. Vosper .......... 32 ... 1 . . 546 ... 61 ... 17.6 G. H. Jupp, jun. 81 ... 4 . . 248 ... 54*... 14 58 J. Clayton ......... 17 ... 1 . . 211 ... 63 ... 13.18 E. M. Lacey 22 ... 6 . . 208 ... 38 ... 13 J. P oupart.......... 24 ... 2 . . 283 ... 50*... 12.86 G. Band ......... 18 ... 1 . . 203 ... 84*... 12 23 W.H. Stephenson 5 ... 1 . . eo ... 23 ... 12 E. 8aunders 5 ... 1 . . 47 ... 23*... 11.75 John Watson ... 10 ... 0 ... Ill ... 33 ... 11.1 C. Wright .......... 15 ... 3 . . 118 ... 25 ... 6 83 F. Messum.......... 4 ... 1 . . 28 ... 22 ... 9 H. White .......... 25 ... 5 . . 16) ... 30 ... 8 W. Poupart......... 21 ... 2 . . 137 ... 26 ... 7.21 F. Butcher.......... 8 ... 0 .. 57 ... 30 ... 7.12 B. Braden .......... 7 ... 1 . . 89 ... 15 ... 6.5 E. Butcher.......... 5 ... 1 .. 26 ... 16*... 6.5 J. Emm ett.......... 2 ... 0 .. 13 ... 10 ... 6.5 T. Gomm .......... 3 ... 1 .. 13 ... 12*... 65 E. Childs .......... 3 ... 0 . . 6 ... 6 ... 6 E. Bugby .......... 1 ... 0 .. 6 ... 6 ... 6 A. J. Robinson ... 5 ... o .. 28 ... 11 ... 5.6 M. Poupart.......... 3 ... 0 ... 17 ... 13 ... 5.6 W. Barrett.......... 4 ... 0 .. 22 ... 15 ... 5.5 E. Underwood ... 23 ... 7 .. 88 ... 15 ... 5.5 J. Saunders......... 3 ... 0 .. 16 ... 9 ... 5.3 S. Brewell .......... 8 ... 1 .. 35 ... 12 ... 5 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. M. Jupp ........ . 31.1. .. 13 ... 27 .,.. 15 ... 1.8 W. Williams ... 275.3 .. 42 ... 767 .,.. 86 ... 8.91 B. Braden .. .. . 65 3 .. 13 ..,, 144 ..,. 15 .... 9.6 H. H White head ... .,,. 39 .. 11 ... 1'2 .,,. 10 . 112 G. Jupp. jun. ... 3^9.3.,.. 78 ... 741 .,.. 61 ... 12.14 F. Clayton . 179.2 ,.. 30 .... 8f9 ..,. 27 ..,. 11.75 Steers............... . 41.2... 11 ..,. 9* ... 7 ..., ll.o W. Vosp^r . 69 ... 13 ... 203 ... 14 ..., 145 A. E. Harris ... 242 ..,. 89 .... 730 ... 50 ..., 14.6 R. Rapkin . 107 ... 13 ..., 297 ... 18 ..., 1*1.5 H. L. White ..., 117 ...35 ... 233 .. . 17 ... 16.58 Wright ........ . 11 \3 .. 17 ..., 334 ... 20 ..., 16.7 H. Bloomer ... 17 .. . 1 ... , 52 .. . 2 ... 2?.0 G. Band ........ .. 29 .., . 0 ... 153 .... 5 ... 30.6 CLA.PH YM WAND SRE RS. Matches playel 28—Won 9, lost 16, drawn 3. BATTING AVERYGES. Times Mo3t in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. S. Colman......... 32 ... 3 .. 1.109 ... 110 .. 3179 D. L. A Jephson 19 ... 0 .. 618 ... 107 .. 32.53 L. W. Dryland... 7 ... 4 .. 7 i ... 2Ss*... 25. G. E. Bicknell... 25 ... 3 .. 491 ... 86 ... 22.32 J. H. Yearsley ... 9 .. 8 .. 124 ... 36 ... £0.66 W. E. Hobbs ... 15 .. 2 ... 234 ... 53*... 18. li. B. Brooks ... 16 ... 2 .. 221 ... 58 ... 15.79 W .L. Pare......... 8 .. 3 .. 65 ... 35 ... 13.20 A. H Behrend .. 37 ... 1 .. 473 ... 46 ... 13 14 G. A. Jackson ... 25 .. 1 .. 810 ... 55 ... 1293 F. E. Saunders .. 24 .. 2 .. 279 ... 39*... 12.68 H. A. Smith 8 .. 2 ... 76 .. SI*... 12.6rt H. V. Bate......... 26 .. 4 ... 254 .. 49 ... 11.55 R. L. Leigh-Claie 7 .. 1 ... 65 .. 8 1 ... 11. G. P. Joy ......... 10 .. 1 ... 74 .. i9 ... 8.22 A. W. Winter­ bottom ......... 10 .. 3 ... 32 .. 11 ... 4.57 The following played less than seven innings —W.T.Grant, 16—11—4—3—30—25 JW.M.Robertson 1 6 -6 -0—1—2—1*; A. O. Keely, 0*—5—14-2*—0 ; W. Braxton Smith, 3—0—7—2—L* ; A.G.McArthur, 1—4—9—5 ; W. L Randall, 5—5—8—0 ; H. Urwick, 35—4*—16*; C. E. Jones, o -4—1; J. Faulkner, 14 —3—19* ; G. Dalziel, 1—0; C. A. Waller, 0—10* ; B. Burton, 20*—8, S. H. Smith, 0—0; W. P. Russell, 3*—1; A S.Bull, 20 -0, F.Nelson, 3—0 ; S.W.Bowles, 61—11, J. H. S. McArthur, 0, Capt. Fleming. 0, R. D. Green. 4*, W. Hodges, 20. R. T. Wilson, 15*, G. Blizard, 2. S Kelly, 0. A. Mitchell 0, J. Woodward, 11, a . B. Cipriani, 6, C. W. Grant Wilson, 0. BOWLING AVERYGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W. T. Grant ... S. Colman ... G. P. Joy II. V. Bate ... G.E. BickneU D. L. A. Jephsoi G. A. Jackson The following bowled fewer than ten wickets ;—T. H.Years'ey, 9 for 185, R.L.Leigh-Clare, 8—231, W.L. Randall, 7—100. Capt. Fleming, 4—51, W. L. Pare, 3—37, H. Urwick, 3—102, W. M. Robertson, 1—11,J. Woodward, 1—21, R.D.Green, 1—25, L W.Dryland, 1-69. .. 74 3 ... 24 ... 123 ... 12 ... 10.25 ..205.1 ... 50 ... 501 .,. 42 .,,. 11.93 .. 95 .... 16 ... 256 ..,. 19 .,.. 13.47 ..292 2 .,.. 54 .... 902 .,,. 58 .... 15.55 .362.1 .,.. 49 ...1068 .,.. 57 .,.. 18.73 .. 93 ... 14 ... 347 ... 16 .... 21.69 ,.281.2 .,,. 71 .... 721 .. 33 .... 21 85 WHITGIFT WANDERERS. Matches played L0—Won 7, lost 1, drawn 2. ; BATTING AVERAGES. R. Biscoe .......... L. J. Turner ... H. L. Turner ... E. Guy Turner.. A. E. Howes ... W. N. Kelsey ... Geoff. Marks ... G. L. Marks ... A. W. Cooper... E. H. Balch G. A. Bacon R. D. Mackenzie J. P. Mollard ... son. 2—28; S. J. and P. Janson 8. Times Most in Inns.notout.Runs.au Inns.Aver 4 .... 1 ... 95 ... 79* .., 82 9 ..,. 0 ... 205 ... 61 ... 22.7 10 ..., 2 ... 161 ... 57 ... 20.1 10 .... 1 ..„ 167 ... 38 ... 18.5 9 ..,. 0 ... 110 ... 58 ... 15.5 8 . 0 .,.. 1?0 ... 69 ... 15 , 9 ... 0 ..„ 132 ... 38 ... 14.6 5 ... 0 ..i. 65 ... 24 ... 13 6 .... 2 ... 50 ... 21 ... 12.2 6 ... 3 ... 30 ... 13* ... 10 3 . 0 ... 19 ... It ... 6.1 6 .... 0 ... 25 ... 7 ... 4.1 3 ..., 0 ... 6 ... 3 ... 2 battel in less than three 3-. Harrison, 10*—16; N. O. Wil- Ching, 0 -0 ; G. C. Lambert , 4* ; BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. L. J. Turner.., ... 24.3 ... 64 ... 431 ... 54 .... 7.53 G. A. Bacon ... 16 ... 8 ... 16 ... 2 ... 8 H. L. Turner ... 75 ... 21 ,. 147 .„. 18 ... 8.3 A. E. Howes ... 47 ... 15 ... 90 ... 9 ... 10 E. H. Ba'ch... ... 126 ... 51 .. . 139 . .. 18 ..,. 10.9 E. G. Turner ... 31 ... 7 ... 85 ... 3 .... 29.2 S. T. Ching ... ... 14 ... 9 ... 19 ... 0 .., , — L. J. Turner bowled two no-balls. TWICKENHAM ALBION. Matches played 21— Won 11, lost 9, drawn 1. BATTING AVERAGES. W. Walbanck... Times Inns. nt)t out. Runs. 15 ... 5 ... 3<9 . Most in an Inn. Aver. . 55* ... 80.9 Jas. Atkinson... 16 . . 2 ... 16 4 . . 20* .. 11.10 B. Kempson ... 18 . . 0 ... 16i . . 20 .. 9.1 E. Nobes.......... 5 . . 1 ... 33 . . .30* .. 8.1 G. Townsond ... 4 . . 1 ... 25 . . 14 .. 8.1 C. Rose .......... 14 .. 1 ... 93 . . 25* ... 7.5 W. Loft .......... 13 .. 0 ... 84 . . 27 ... 6.6 G Rose .......... 2) .. 1 ... 105 . . 14 ... 5.10 W. Ladkin 15 .. 2 ... 65 . . 19* ... 5 E. Williams ... 4 .. 1 ... 15 . . 11 ... 5 A. Norris.......... 4 .. 0 ... 19 . . 8 ... 4.3 L. Savage......... 9 .. 1 ... 28 . . 13 ... 3.4 R. Dodsworth... 10 .. 0 ... 34 . . 9 ... 3.4 A. Coa hall 7 .. 1 ... n . 6* ... 3.3 B. Richmond .. 7 .. 0 ... 22 .. 13 ... 3.1 F. Williams ... 5 .. 1 ... 13 .. 8 ... 3.1 A. Frampton... 6 .. 0 ... 18 .. 7 ... 3 H. Betts .......... 11 .. 0 ... 14 .. 8 ... 1.3 G. Cull .......... 4 .. 1 ... 5 .. 3 ... 1.2 The following have p’ayed in less than four innings:—A. Bonfield 1 0; F. King 8,1, 0; A. Langley 3*. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. C. Rose ................. 88 ... 27 ... 166 41 ... 4 2 W. Walbanck ... 82 21 ... 21? 36 .. 6 W. L o ft ......... .. Si 10 ... 207 81 .. 6.21 B. Bichmond... ... is ... 6 ... 48 6 .. 8 B. Kempson ... .. 13 2 ... 47 5 .. 9.2 A. Bonfield ... .. 23 8 ... 6) 6 ... 10 Jas. Atkinson .. 14 3 ... 42 4 ... 10.2 G. Townsend .. 11 3 ... 33 3 ... 12.2 G. R o se .......... .. 15 2 ... 57 3 ... 19 A. ITrampton .. 6 0 ... 16 0 ... — W. Ladkin ... .. 4 ... 2 ... 18 0 ... —