Cricket 1893

MAY 11, 1893 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 115 M C.C. & G. v. YORKSH IRE. The Yorkshire Elieven opened the season well at Lord’s this week with a victory over M.C.C. andG. on Tuesday. Their success was the more credit­ able as they were opposed by a fairly strong side, whilst they themselves were under the disad­ vantage o f being without Lord Hawke, Mr. Jack­ son, Mr. E. Smith, and Peel. The ball from the first got up rather dangerously at times, and the bowlers had so m uch the best of the play on M onday that twenty-three wickets only realised an average of 13 runs. The Yorkshirem en had an advantage of 26 runs on the first innings, a result due chiefly to the good batting of Wainwright, w ho made 59 out of 90 runs while he was in, and the effective bowling of Hirst. The latter’s fast bowling was very successful, and he took six wickets for 25 runs, a fine perform ance. York­ shire, who had lost three wickets in their second innings on M onday night for 27 runs, added 75 on Tuesday m orning before the last wicket fell. The honours in the batting this tim e rested chiefly with W ardall, whose 33 was an innings of great merit as well as of value. Although the batsm en had not found the wicket very m uch to their liking, still it was thought M.C.C. would make the 129 wanted to win. The vigorous hitting of Flowers, too, seemed to plkce the result beyond a doubt. In the forty-five m inutes before luncheon 82 were scored for the loss o f only three wickets, and with Flowers still in .' After the hundred appeared, however, the gam e underwent a sur­ prising change. Hirst again got thoroughly on to the spot, and in twenty-five balls he dismissed five batsm en for only two runs. In less than half-an- hour the last six wickets fell for an addition of 29 runs, so that Yorkshire were left with a thoroughly well deserved victory by 27 runs. Hirst’s bowling was decidedly the feature of the m atch. In the m atch altogether he took twelve Marylebone wickets at a cost of only four runs a-piece. The Yorkshire Eleven included two new players, Squires, a slow left handed bowler w ho was suc­ cessful against the Notts Colts last week, and Luther W hitehead o f Harrogate. Y orkshire . First Innings. Mr. A. Sellars, c Sherwin, b Shacklock ................... 4 W ardall, c Hearne, b Shacklock........................... 6 Tunnicliffe, c Bean, b Hearne • ........................... 1 Brown, b Hearne ... 9 W ainwright, c Thornton, b Hillyard..........................59 Mounsey, b Flowers Ulyett, not out ... , W hitehead, b H illyard . Hirst, lbw, b Hearne Squires, lbw. b Hearne . Hunter, c Shacklock, Flow ers ....................... B .......................... . * r‘ Total ... 19 26 0 . 0 0 > . 13 ... 12 ...149 Second Innings. b H illyard........... 9 b Hearne ...........33 b Shacklock ... 8 cLuarJ.bH eam e 4 c Sherwin, b H illyard...........17 c Bean, b Hill- .. 15 yard, b Hillyard... c Thornton, Flowers ... c Thornton, Hillyard... b Flowers .;. not out B 4, lb 2 0 Total ...102 M.C,C. First Innings. Mr. A. N. H ornby, ,c Sel­ lars, b H irst ................... 1 ‘ Mr. C. W . W right, b Hirst 10 Second Innings, 18 Bean, b W ainwright Flowers, b Hirst ... Capt. A. H. Luard, b Hirst 0 Shacklock, b W ainwright 31 Kev. R. T. Thornton, b W ainwright ................... 1 Mr. C, P. Foley, b H irst.. 49 J.T.Hearne,b W ainwright 0 Mr.G. W . Hillyard, b Hirst 18 Sherwin, not out ... ... 1 B 1,1b 3 ... 4 Total ........... ..123 b Hirst ’ ... ... lbw, b W ain­ wright ...........11 c Tunnicliffe, b W ainw right... 3 cSellars, b W ain­ wright ... ... 59 c Ulyett, b H irst 3 cHunter, b H irst 0 b Hirst ........... b Hirst c Ulyett, b Hirst c Hunter, b W ainwright... not out ........... B 14, lb 2 ... Total .,.111 BOW LIN G ANALYSIS. Heartjo ... Shacklock Flowers ... Hillyard... Y orkshire , First Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 25 13 34 4 ... ... 22 6 70 2 ... ... 14 6 21 2 ... ... 10 6 12 2 ... Second Innings. O, M. R. W. ... 21 10 33 2 ... 4 0 14 1 ... 2 1 7 2 ...16.3 5 42 5 M.C.C, First Innings- O. M. R. W . Jvainvvright... 18 4 69 4 , Hirst - ........... 18 6 25 6 , S q u ires........... 7 2 16 0 W ardall......... 4 2 9 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 14.2 2 60 4 ... 12 6 23 6 ... 2 0 9 0 ... 2 0 2 0 Ulyett 1 0 1 0 HONOR OAK (2) v. A L LE YN (2).—Played at H onor Oak on May 6. H onor O ak . W . North, b E . W atts 27 T. Gracey, run o u t ... 31 F. Mather, b R. Crain 12 E. Holford, b R.Crain 25 H. H olford, not out... 33 C. D. Hayes, b Hill... 3 C. W ilkie, c Thom p- b H ill ................... 0 J. Pewtress, run out 2 C. Barton, not out... 15 B 6, w 1 ........... 7 Total .154 E. McNab and W . Gray did not bat. Innings declared closed. A lleyn . Attfield, b E. H olford E . W atts, bE.H olford R. Craine, not out ... Halifax, run out Salm on, o W alkie, b Barton .................. Hanson, b Bart >n ... W . Jones, b Barton ... Thom pson.b Barton 2 Hill, b E. H olford ... 1 H. Craine b Hol­ ford ........................... 4 B ... ................. 2 Total 44 ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL v. STOICS.- School Ground on May 6 -Played on the S toics . T. F. Bonner, c and b Sutton .................. 7 E. Higgs, b Mellish .. 17 E. O. King, b Sutton 0 W . J. H aycraft, c Sutton, b Bailey ... 1 A. W . Romm el), c Mathews, b Sutton 0 T. G. Felee, b Mellish 6 O. R. Borrodaile, b Bailey ................... 1 A. G Every, b Jones 29 J. Westhcrpe b But­ ton ...........................25 H. R. Hebert,not out 52 A. W alton,b M ellish 1 B. Rennie, b Sutton 4 E x tras................. 7 Total . 150 S t . P aul ’ s S chool . L . O. M ellish,c H iggs, b W esth orpe........... 5 A.C. Pearson, b West- thorpe ................... 21 H. H. E. Sutton, b H a y cra ft.................. 0 R. O. Schwarz, c Bonner, b W ett- h orp e..........................10 R. F. C. Hedge'and, b R a m m ell.................. 6 L. C. Glascock, c - W- Iton, b Ram- me’ l ...........................49 H. H. Ogilvy, b Hesert ...................12 L H. S. Mathews, not out ...................15 J. W . H arrison, run out ................... ... 5 E.W .Rrowne.not out 2 Extras..................26 Total ... L. P. Jones and G. Bailey did not bat. ...152 PALLINGSW IOK v. BURLINGTON WAN­ DERERS —Played at East Acton on May 6. B urlington W anderers . E. C. Lindup, c Mill- P. Schooling, b son. b C ollins........... 0 Campbell ........... 1 F. W . Freeman, b H.T. Bull, bCaropbell 1 Campbell...’ ........... 0 E.A. Green, b Collins 0 W . H. Lunnon, b F. S. Lunnon, c Yar­ C am pbell... .......... 17 borough, b Camp- W Holmes, b Cam p>e l l ................... ... 12 bell .......................... 1 F.Sanderson.not out 3 E. W illiam son, b B 3, lb 2 ........... 5 Collins ................... 6 S. Cook, b Cam ptell 0 Total ........... 46 P allingsw ick . J. 8 . Haycraft, c W. Lunnoh, b Freeman 38 F.S. Heynemann, c F. Lunnon. b Bull ... 0 E.M. Ham ilton, b Bull 2 E. A. Collins, b W. Lunnon ................29 W. C. Yarborough, b W . Lunnon ............ 0 A. H Miilgon, b Free­ m an ........................10 H.W . Burnside, run o u t ........................... 5 R. F. Griffin, b B oll 14 C. H. Campbell, not o u t ........................... 9 J. C. Fleming, not out ........................... 3 B ...........................12 Total ...122 D. H. Hewitt did not fat. LONDON AND WESTM IN8TER BANK <2i v. FOREST H IL L .—Played at Forest Hill on Mav 6. L. & W.B.—Firsi Innings. E. B Manfleld. c Green, b Tisdall ... 0 C. C. fcimpson, b Pac­ ker ......... ......... 23 J.M .U lcock, b Parker 2 H. O. Manfie d, b Par­ ker .......................... 7 D.G.Shepherd,runout 1 T.W.Hftine*, b Parker 0 N. Davis, b Tisdall ... 6 T. w . Pritchard, not out ........................... W. E. Hunter, b P a r­ ker ........... ........... C. J. Crossley, lbw, b T isd a ll................. A. W . Harris, b T is­ dall ........................... B 8, lb 1 ........... Total ... C) Io the Second Innings E. Man field scored b Good 38, H. Manfleld, b Reid 16, Shepherd, (not oat) 13, Pritchard, b Reid 1; b 9, lb 2.—Total, 79. P.B.Parker, b A llcock 10 H. Green, c Allcock, b S im p s o n .................... 6 P. Dean, b Allcock ... 0 A. G ood, b Simpson 0 J .W . Pratt, b Allcock 1 J. Tisdall, c Haines, b Simpson ......................2> F.H. Gould, b A llcock 6 F orest H il l . P. Gibbon, not out... 9 F. Green, run out ... 0 F. Seal, b Simpson 6 H. Reid, lbw, b Simpson... ........... 0 B 1, lb 1 ........... 2 Total . 60 BLACKH EA T3(?) v. TEDD ING TON .—Played at Bushey Park on M ay 6. K. Christopherson, c Sewell, b Lucas ... 26 A. T. Young, b Gun­ nery ........................... 0 R. Young, b Sewell ... 56 R. L. Aston, not out 41 Smith, b Barker ... 8 R. A. Fegan, c Lucas, b B arker................... 6 G. R. Hutchinson, b Lucas ................... 8 B lackheath J. L . Phillips, b Groves ...................14 J. Escom be, cSewell, b G roves...' ... ... 4 E. P. Parsons b Sewell ...................13 J. H. W. Davies, b Barker ........... ... 1 B 14, lb 6 ...........20 Total ...172 T eddington . G. M acGregor, c Par­ sons, b Phillips ... 5 R. S.Lucas.cPhillips, b Smith ...................41 R. P. Sewell, c and b Fegan ................... 4 M. M. Barker,bAston 10 A. Crowder, b Sm ith 2 E. R. Bowden-Smith, not out ...................27 E. H. Gunnery, b A ston ...................16 B 2, nb 1 ...........v‘ 3 T o t a l......... 198 A. Dealtry, G. L. Jeffery, II. G. Booth and H. Grove did not bat. SOUTHGATE v. HENDON.—Played at South­ gate on Saturday, May 6. H endon . 8.M. Knight,c Bryan, b Francis ........... 7 E. G. Moon, c Ricketts, b Ford ... 11 C. H. Page, b Ford ... 10 A. R. Trimen, not out 32 F.W. Andrew, b Ford 0 S. Thompson, b R ick e tts ................... 0 J.W oo ley,b Ford ... 5 S outhgate . R.Pearson, c Gordon b Ford ................... 4 W. R. Moon, 1-b-w, b F o rd .......................... 14 Kirton, b Jiggins ... 0 Browett, c Uryan, b R ick etts................. . 3 B 14,1 b 3 ...........17 Total ...103 6 L. Dudley Smith, c Trim en, b Kirton F.Bryan, c Thom son, b Page .......... ... o E. P. Sugden, b Page 9 W. T. Ricketts, b Kirton ................... 2 F. P. Francis, not out 40 G. A. S. Gordon, Rev, ^ hite did not bat. A. S. Harris, run out 2 E. Jiggins. b Knight 17 A. L, Ford, not out 12 B 10,1 b8, w l... 14 Total ...102 R. B Hill, and A. E. B U C K HEATH v. W IMBLEDON—Played at the R ectory Field on May 6. B lackheata . S. Castle, b Lloyd ... 56 H R. Blaker.c Lloyd, b S. S a n d ers...........98 J. H. C. Fegan. n Schwann, b L loyd 3 A.W. Stewart,cO iver, b Lloyd ...................26 C. L . Hemmerde, c Schwann, b Chris­ topherson ............ 4 C. JHJ. S. Mason, c Sprigg, b S. L. Saunders ...........27 A. Bamm ond.notout 2 B 13, lb 2, nb 2... 17 Total ...........233 D. H. Forbes, F . C. Blaker, C. W . Forbes, and S»an Christopherson did not bat. Innings declared closed. W im bledon . H. S. Schwann, c Stewart, b H em ­ m erde ................. 20 F. G. Oliver, b D. H. Forbes ......................10 W. E. M art/n, c Castle, b C. W . Forbes ...................28 C. H. Saunders, b C. W . F orbes........... 2 J. C. Graham Lloyd, b Castle ... ...........15 J. K. Bateman W. B. Sprigg, run out ... ........... ... 0 S. L. Sanders, b Hemmerde ... ... 5 Sid Christopherscn. b C astle.................. 37 W. T . B ood’e, not out .......................... 1 M. Oliver, not <ufc... 2 B 18, lb 1, nb 1... 20 Total did not bat. ,140 V iscount Oxenbridge was re-elected president, r.he Earl of Bessborough vice-president, and Mr. W ildm an Cattley tr.a&urer. at the annual general meeting o f the Surrey County C.C. at the Oval last Thursday. '1he annual report (a copy of whiob appeared in Thursday’s C ricket ) and balance sheet were unanimously adopted.