Cricket 1892

APR IL 14, 1892 CBICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 66 Watt, who got his wicket, in the same over bowled Lohmann, who, like his county com­ rade, had failed on the unlucky number 13. Stoddart went in later than usual at this critical juncture, and for the first time in the innings the scoring was lively. The Middlesex amateur hit like fury, and showed an especial liking for Kendall’s leg breaks, many of which he despatched to the chains, despite the fine efforts of the outfield. At 15 he was let off in the long field, but that was the only chance he gave. Philipson, who had come to Hobart overland, shaped stylishly for 27, and made some tine drives all round the wicket before he was caught. The last three wickets fell rapidly, and Stoddart was left not out with 81 opposite his name. His innings was a grand one, and lasted under an hour and a half. H e made twice as many runs as were got at the other end while he was at the wickets, and converted what was an even game into a pretty thing for the Englishmen. Throughout the Tasmanians fielded grandly. Kendall, as his figures show, obtained a splendid average. The Tasmanians went to the wickets, and in a quarter of an hour Lohmann got rid of two of them for 6. Having to follow on, in a minority of 177, the Eighteen made a better show, chiefly through the good cricket of Burn the captain, and Savigny. The rest, however, could do nothing with the bowling of Lohmann, who in the match took twenty- five wickets for 103 runs. The English team won by an innings and 39 runs. L ord S h e f fie l d ’ s T e a m . Dr. W. Q. Grace, b Kendall .................27 R. Abel, c Eady, b Kendall ................. 1 J. M. Read, b Kendall 13 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, c Watt, b Kendall ... 23 C. Bean, b Kendall ... 5 R. Peel, c W. H. Sav- igny, b W a tt......... 32 Mr. A. E. Stoddart, not out .................84 T asm ania E ig h t e e n . G. Lohm;inn,b West 13 Mr. H. Philipson, c Gatehouse,bHowe 27 J. Briggs, c J. Sav- igny, b Howe ... 3 W. *ttewell, b Ken­ dall ........................ 6 J. Sharpe, b Kendall 0 Extras .......... 9 Total ...243 First Innings. M’Leod, e Grace, b Loh­ mann ............................... Wilson, c Briggs, b Loh­ mann ............................... Second Innings. 0 c Briggs, b Loh­ mann .......... Howe, c Abel, b Lohmann Gatehouse, b Attewell ... Eftdy, b Attewell 6 c Grace, b Loh­ mann .......... 1 5 b Lohmann ... 2 5 c Lohmann, b Sharpe .......... 9 J. Sariguy, b Lohmann... 1 c Briggs, b Loh­ mann ..........35 and b Loh­ mann .......... 0 Burn,eBriggs,b Lohmann 0 c Briggs, b Loh- J. Yautin, c Sharpe, Lohmann..................... mann , 31 c and b Loh­ mann .......... W. H. Savigny, c Grace, b Attewell....................... 15 b Lohmann ... Maxwell, c Philipson, b Lohmann........................ 0 b Lohmann ... Butler, c Philipson, b Lohmann........................ 1 b Lohmann ... : G. Vautin, b Attewell ... 1 c Abel, b Atte­ well....................: Bioghair., c and b Loh­ mann ...............................10 b Attew ell............ M’Allen, b Lohmann ... 0 c Grace, b Loh- mann Col ins, c Sharpe, b Loh­ mann ............................... &.Vb Lohmann Kendall, not out .......... S not out .............. Watt, b Attewell ..........|0 b Lohmann Kiiby, b Lohtrann .......... 0 b Lohmann E x t:a s ......................A©\ Extras ... Total ................. T otal.. 188 BOWLING ANALYSIS. 1 E ngland . B. M. R.W.l B. M. R. W. Kendall... 290 21 79 7 Watt... 150 7 63 1 Eady ... 120 9 ?3 0 Howe 50 7 29 2 Bingham 85 3 30 0 1 T asm an ia E ig h t e e n . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M. R. W. u m. R W Attewell.......... 228 _ Lohmann .. 235 i - B a i . ij. R. W, 34 25 5 ... 1 m '38 3 22 50 12 ... ...yftg »53 13 CRICKETERS — B e st ^ G oods City Agents— b e a r t h is M a r k .— A d v t. P a r t o n & L e s t e r , 94, Q u e e n St., C h e a p s id e The third of the three test matches, and the last of the tour, was played at Adelaide, on March 24 25, 26, and 28. The English team, who won the to’ps, after making 344, for four wickets, on the first day, had increased thtir total to 490. for the loss of nine batsmen (Mr. Stoddart 134, Peel 83, Dr. Grace 58, and Read 57) when rain stopped play on the second afternoon. W ith the addition of nine runs the innings closed on the following day. The wicket was in favour of the bowlers, when the Austra ians went in, and as they were dismissed for 103 and 169 the English team had an easy victory by an innings and 500 runs. Briggs in the match altogether took twelve wickets for 136 runs. BEAUMONT CLUB. April 30—Home, Captain’s v. Secretary’s Team May 7—Home, v. Lower Clapton May 7—Walthamstow, v. Lower Clapton 2nd XI. May 14—Walthamstow, v. Walthamstow May 21—Home, ▼. Hornsey Rise May 21- Crouch End(H.R.),v. HornseyRise2ndXL May 28—High&ute, v. Brookfield June 4— Home, v. Higligate Bohemians ♦June 6 —Edmonton, v. Edmonton June 11 —Walthamstow, v. North Met. Tram. Co. June 11—Home, v. Highbury Caledonians -June 15—Stevenage, Herts, v, Stevenage June 18—Home, v. Albemarle June 18—Tufnell Park, v. Albemarle 2nd XI June 25—Tufnell Park, v. Bees June 26—Home, v. Bee?- 2nd XI July 2—Essex CountyGround, Leyton,vi St.John’s July 9—Home, v. Brookfield July 9-Crouch End ^H.C.I.v.HighburyCaledonians Julyl 6 —Crouch End(H.R.),v. Highgate Bohemians ♦July 20—Home, v. Stevenage July 23—Tufnell Park, v. Albemarle July 23—Home, v Albemarle 2nd XI. July 30—Home, v. North Met. Tram. Co. 7 ♦August 1—East Finchley, v. East Finchley Alliance August 6 —Home, v. Bees August 6 —Tufnell Park, v Bees 2nd XI. August 13—Cheshunt, v. Cheshunt and Distr ct August 20—Home, v. Walthamstow August 27—Crouch End(H.R.), v. Hornsey Rise August 27—Home, v. Hornsey Rise 2nd XI September 3—Home, v. Edmonton September 10—Walthamstow, v. Lower Clapton September 10—Home, v. Lower Clapton 2nd XI September 17—Home, v. St. John’s * Whole-day matches. FREE FORESTERS. May 18,19—v. Royal Artillery. No record. Mayl 30—v. Eton College Won. Eton College, 34 and 116; F.F., 125. June 1,2—v. Rugby School. Won. Rugby, 83 and 109; F.F., iGo and 30 for 3 wickets. June 8 —v. R.M.A. Woolwich. Won. R.M.A., 71 and 69 for 4 wickete; F.F., 92. June 6 —v. Esher. No record. June 10. ill—v. Christ Church, Oxford. Drawn. C.C., 271 and 59 for 3 wickets ; F.F., 231. June 13—v. Westminster School. W< n. West­ minster School. 117 ; F.F., 322. June 13—v. Charterhouse. No record. June 13—v. C. Rose’s XI. Lost. C. Rose’s XI., 248 for 8 wickets; F.F., 158. June 13—v. Staff College. Cam^prley. No record. June 17—v. H. G. Tylecote’s XI. Won. H. G. Tylecote’s XI., 120; F.F., 238 for 6 wickets. June 24—v. Winchester College. Won. College, 137; F.F., 184 for 8 wickets. June 26, 27—v. School of Gunnery. Drawn. School of Gunnery, 161 and 225 for 4 wicket1- ; F.F. 312. July 1—v. Southgate. Drawn. Southgate, 205 for 6 wickets; F.F., 132 for 2 wickets. July 2—v. C. J. Hegan’s XI. No record. July 4—v. Lyric Club. Lost. Lyric, 253; F.F., 117. July 8 —v. Evelyns. Drawn. Evelyns, 1S9 for 6 wickets. July 11—v. Wellington College. Won. Welling­ ton College, 156; F.F., 176 for 9 wickets. July 13,14—v. Horsham. No record. July 15,16—v. Green Jackets. No record. July 17 ,18—v. Mr. Style’s XI. No record. July 20—v. Staff Sandhurst. Drawn. Staff, 202; F F , 148 for 6 wickets. July 57, 28—v. Cirencester. Drawn. Cirencester, 126 and 276 for 3 wickets; F.F., 2C9 and 108 for 7 wickets. July 29, 30—v. East Gloucestershire. Drawn. F.F., 381 for 6 vuckets. July 31 and Aug. 1—v. Heath House. Won. F.F., 98and 1P3; Heath House, 162 and 76. Aug. 1—v. Oatlands Park. Won. Oatlands Park, 50 and 64; F.F., 174. Aug. 3, 4—v. Ludlow. Drawn. Ludlow, 93 and 60 for to wicket; F.F., 15G. Aug. 5, 6 —v. Shropshire. Won. Shropshire, 187 and 1C2; F.F.. 149 and 141 for 9 wickets. Aug. 7, 8 —v. Worcestershire. Lost. F.F., £0 and 149; Worcestershire, 116 and 124 for 1 wicket. Aug. 10, 11— v. T h e M ote. W on . T h e M ote, 106 and 48; F.F. 117 and 121. Aug. 12,13— v. L in ton Park. W on . L in ton ark, 163 and 181; F.F., 305 and 38 fo r no w cnet Aug. 14,15—v. Royal E ngineers, C hatham . D raw n. R .E ., 224 and CG fo r 5 w icketB; F .F ., 218 and 147 fo r 7 w ickets. . Aug. 17, 18—v. A ldershot D ivision. Won. D iv i­ sion, 138 and 100; F .F ., 183 and 164 fo r 6 Aug. 19. 20— v. U nited Services P ortsm outh. D raw n. U n ited Services, 278; F .F ., 116 and 111 fo r 2 w ickers. A ug. 19,‘*0— v. K earsley G range. W on. K ears.ey, 186 and 85; F.F., 159 and 294 fo r 8 w ickets. Aug. 21, 22— v. G ents o f Staffordshire. D raw n. S tafford, 34 and 51 for 1 w ic k ct; F.F. 105. A ug. 24, 25— v. R ock in gh a m Castle. D raw n. R ockin gh am , 5 3; F.F., 107 and 27 fo r 1 w icket. A ug. 26, 27— v. N orthan ts C. & G . D raw n. N orth- ants, 88; F .F ., 270 for 6 w ickets. A ug. 28, 59—v. G ents o f L eicestersh ire. W on . L eicestersh ire, 102 and 48; F.F., 173 and 77 fo r 6 w ickets. .. Aug. 2S— v. W eym outh. L o st. W eym outh, 161; F .F ., f 9 and 48. Aug. 29—v. W eym outh, (return m atch). D raw n. W eym ou th , 186; F .F ., 60 and 8L fo r 5 w ickets. _ . „ A ug. 31 and Sept. 1— v. Island o f Guernr-ey. Drawn. G uernsey, 54 and 103 for 3 w ick e ts; F.F. ,141. Sept. 2, 3—v. South L an cash ire R eg. Jersey. W on. S.L. R eg.,53 and 78; F.F., 194. Sept. 4, 5— v. Island of Jersey. W on . JerEey, 115 and 60; F.F., 254. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . T im es M ost in Inns, n o t out. R uns, an Inna. Aver. J. A. T urner ... 7 ... 1 ... 276 ... 106 ... 46 C . T opp in ... 4 ... 1 ... 178 ... 18 ... 44.2 F .D am es-L ong- ^ _ w o r t h ............ 5 ... 1 ... 158 ... 58 ... 39.2 W . D . B ovill ... 8 ... 3 ... 192 ... 102 ... 88.2 C. E . F arm er... 6 ... 0 ... 163 ... 41 ... 37.1 C apt. H ay- hurst-France 5 .. 2 ... 109 ... 30 ... 33.1 F. L . E velyn... 5 ... 0 ... 150 ... 102 ... 30 C. P a r ry ........... 5 ... 0 ... 147 ... 66 ... 29 2 C. E . CobD ... 10 ... 0 ... 287 ... 65 ... 28.7 F. H. G resson 10 ... 0 ... 283 ... 118 ... 28.3 H . E. B u ll ... 4 ... 1 ... 86 ... 61 ... 21.2 M ajor J.S p en s 5 ... 1 ... 80 ... 34 ... 20 Capt. B . B aker 4 ... 1 ... 60 ... 51 ... 20 A .E . Leatham 8 ... 0 ... 157 ... 32 ... 19 5 Capt. V izard... 10 ... 0 ... 188 ... 67 ... 18 8 E .L . M etcalfe 9 ... 0 ... 165 ... 49 ... 1P.1 F. H. Sitw ell... 4 ... 1 ... 53 ... 29 ... 17.2 H. M . B u rg e ... 4 ... 1 ... 50 ... 20 ... 16.2 E . R utter ... 4 ... 2 ... 32 .. 13 ... 16 Capt. Curteis R .A .................. 16 ... 0 ... 253 ... 61 ... 15.13 M. F. M aclean 15 ... 4 ... 166 ... 40 ... 13.10 M ajor H ardy R .A .................. 5 ... 0 ... 73 ... 49 ... 14 3 M ajor L . T. S p e n s ............ 5 ... 1 ... 5~> ... 28 ... 13 3 C.A.M . K em pe 7 ... 1 ... 75 ... 25 ... 12 3 Rev. H. E . T hursby ... 11 ... 0 ... 132 ... 48 ... J2 T. H ill ............14 ... 0 ... 156 ... 52 ...1 1 2 A.J. T h orn ton 4 ... 0 ... 46 ... 26 ... 11.2 R. T. A th ill ... 22 ... 1 ... 2(5 ... 40 ... 9 16 W .E .W .C ollins 16 ... 1 ... 125 ... 48 ... 8.5 H .C.CurrieR.A. 4 ... 0 ... 35 ... 23 ... 8.3 H . P hilip eon 4 ... 0 ... 29 ... 22 ... 7.1 R ev. G . E . W ille s ............ 7 ... 2 ... 31 ... 6 ... 6.1 Capt. C ow an... 10 ... 1 ... f2 ... 13 ... 5 7 L ord T ruro ... 5 ... 1 ... 25 ... 9 ... 5 A. W . F u’ch er 4 ... 1 ... 14 ... 14 ... 4.2 E. P. B enson R .A ................... 7 ... 3 ... 17 ... 7 ... 4.1 T he follow ing played in 3 innings:—C. B ogle Sm ith. J. R obertson , E C. M ordaunt. R T urnbull, F. E. Speed, C a pt.E . W yn yard , C. Teachey, A. C. R ichards, Rev. H. E . Furrell, A . J. B oger. C. J. E. Jarvis, H on . A. A dderley, H. T. Arnall T hom pson, K. M cA lpine, Capt. P h ip ps H ornby, M. C. Kem p, L ieut. P. H ornby R.N ., J. A. G ibbs. The follow in g played in 2 in n in gs:—E . M. H adow , C-. E M urdoch, R . A. W ids*n. T. O ’Brien C apt. W . G. W yld, H. E . H cffm eister, G . F. V ernon, J. G. W alker, C. E . M ason, G. S tjle P. T oynbee, R . Skipw ith, J. B . R aw linson. G. B car- m on t N esbitt, J. Pender, C. D oag’as P ennant C. W\ D igby, Capt. G atliff. The follow in g played in 1 in n in g s; E. A. N epean, D . F. G illm an, C. P . F oley, Capt. C ow per Coles, F. T. W e" m an. Capt. Illio tt, S. H . F. H ole, H. T. H ew itt, M. P. L ucas. G. G. Skipw ith, R . G ibson, R ev. M. P . Buckle, C apt. R aw lim on, W . S. Case, C. L. H ickley, A. A ppleby, A. J. W ebbe, R ev. W . Law , A . H. H catli, A . C. C o:lier, H rn. F . T hesigcr, G . M. J cn es. S H. WTalron d. G. D . R ow e, C . R . S eym our, H. W . B rougham , G . G. M oir, R . J. P inney, A. C. M acpherson, S. J. W ilson, C. F. H. L es'ie, J. R. Head. E . T . H ill, L . Y. Collins, Capt. B ech er, W . F. B iggins. C. J. Stratton B. Tubb. -6