Cricket 1893

124 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. MAT 11, 1898 M.C.C. & G. v. NOTTS. After having the worst o f the opening day’s play, M.C.C. won this m atch at Lord’s on Thurs­ day with 37 runs to spare. Notts, w ho had an ad­ vantage o f 58 runs on the one innings played on, W ednesday, began so w ell on the follow ing m orn­ ing that six good wickets o f M.C.C. were dismissed for only 56 runs. An easy win for Notts then seemed to be the m ost likely solution of the game. As it was, the tail altered the whole aspect of the m atch. Chatterton and Pougher were the first to offer any real resistance to the bow ling of Atte­ well and Mee. Chatterton in particular showed adm irable cricket, and his 47, the result of an hour and three-quarters’ batting, was free from a real mistake. Mr. H ornsby and Heam e, too, gave the Notts bowlers great trouble, and their partner­ ship for the ninth wicket realised 52 runs. W ith 327 to win, for the fourth innings, Notts appeared to have an excellent chance. Barnes’ injured hand, however, com pelled them to bat one short, and, in addition, things went so badly for them that four o f the best batsm en were out for only 35 runs. Some excellent cricket by Mr. W right and D aft raised the hopes of the Notts men materially. Both played with great judgm ent on a wicket that had worn considerably, and while they were toge­ ther the County had a look in. After adding 40, however, they were separated, and then the end soon came, Attewell, Shacklock, Mee, and Sher­ win only adding seven between them. Attewell and H eam e, as will be seen, both bowled with great success. The form er’s figures were the better, and his record of eleven wickets for 109 runs was an excellent perform ance. M.C.C. & G. First Innings. Second Innings. M r.A.N .fiornby.cFlowers, b A ttew ell......................... 4 b M e e ........... .. 2 Mr.J. Shuter, b Shacklock 4 c and b M ee .. 0 Mr, W- L. Murdoch, c Sherwin, b Attewell ... 14 c Sherwin, b A ttew ell... ... 3 Mr. C. E- de Trafford, c Shacklock, b Flowers ... 77 b Attewell ...1 0 Chatterton, b Shacklock 0 b M ee ... ...47 Mr.A.J. L. Hill, b Attewell 7 b Attcwell... ... 11 Storer, not out ... ......... 31 b Attewell .. ...; 2 Pougher, c Sherwin, b Attew ell ........................... 0 c - Attewell, b M e e........... .. 30 Mr. J. H. J. H om sby, b Attew ell .« ... .4. ... 1 c and b Attewell 40 J. T. Hearne, b Attewell 0 c sub, b Flowers 17 Martin, not o u t ................... 0 n otou t ... 0 B ........................... ... 3 B 23, lb 2 ... 22 T otal ...................141 N otts . First Innings. M r.R H , Howitt, b H eam e 0 Shrewsbury, c H ornby, b Hearne ........................... 5 Gunn, c and b Martin ... 61 Bam es, c Hornsby, H eam e .................. Flowers, b H eam e ... Mr. C. W . W right, c Trafford, b Hill ... H. B. D aft, b H ill ... W . Attewell. b Martin Shacklock, b Pougher Mee, b H eam e ... ... Sherwin, not out B ................... ... Total ........... Total .. 184 Second Innings, ru n ou t ...........13 b H eam e ........... 5 lbw, b Hearne... 11 ... 34 absent, hurt ... 0 ... 0 b P ou gher........... 4 De ... 19 c M urdoch, b Pougher... ... 21 ... 2 b Hearne ...........19 ... 6 b P ou gh er........... 0 ... 49 c H ornby, b Hearne ........... 2 ... 5 n o to u t ........... 1 ... 16 b H eam e ... 4 ... 2 B 6, lb 3 ... 9 .. 199 Total ... 89 BOW LING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Shacklock ..1 5 3 38 2 ... ... 8 3 17 0 A ttew ell... ..1 8 T 53 6 ... ... 33.311 56 5 F low ers... .. 8.3 0 22 1 ... ... 15 4 30 1 M e e ........... .. 5 0 25 0 ... ... 19 2 59 4 N otts . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Martin ... .. 23 7 50 2 ... ... 9 5 9 0 Hearne ... ..2 6 5 74 5 ... ... 23.2 9 48 5 Pougher... .. 20.2 9 29 1 ... „ . 23 13 23 3 H om sby... . . 4 2 11 0 Hill ... ... .. 11 4 23 2 Chatterton . . 2 0 10 0 O. Lillywhite & Co. have a quantity o f good cricket balls, slightly discoloured, w hich they are willing to clear as follows :—Four Seamed 51/-, Catgut Seamed 43/-, Best Match 42/-, Second Match 39/*, Treble Practice 3*/- dozen, carriage free. H alf dozeh bs me rates. Single balls threepence each extra. Southborough, Tunbridge W ells.—Advt. RICHMOND v. CRYSTAL PA L VCE3.—Played at Richm ond on May 6 C rystal P alace . W . G. Grant, c Ball, b T r u m b le ...................14 H. Colegrave, b E. A. Bush ......................... 16 F. D. Pawle, c E. A. Bush, b Trum ble ... 29 Capt. Fleming, c W rigley,b E.A.Bueh 2 A. Cosens. b Trum ble 3 C. M itchell, c O. G. Roberts, b H. S. B u s h .......... ... 45 F. H. Nelson, lbw, W illiams E. H. Lulham, b S. B u s h ........... F. C. Barchard, H .S. Bush ... C. M. Orme, W illiam?, b H .! Bush ......... B 5, lb 2 ... Total , b ... 32 H. ... 6 b ... 8 ...163 B ichmond . W . Bruce, c Cressell.b Cosens ...................25 B. S. Bush, c Orme, b Lulham .................. 16 E *.B ush,bC osens... 0 J.W .Trum ble, retiredlOO W. Willianas, st Orme, b Grant ................... 0 E . Roberts, b Bar­ chard ...................59 F. W. Ball, b Cosens 12 V*. F. Castledon, not out ............................ 8 C.G.Robtrts.not out 9 Total ...........2<9 W . Furze and P. T. W rigley did not bat. SPENCER v. IBI3.—Played at W andsw orth, on May 5. S p e . scer R. W atts, b Bell ... H. Latham , b Dor- rington .................. A. F. (iadsdon.b Bell V. Lipscom b,b B ell... M. C ox.b Cranfield .. A. Liiater, c Legg, b Bell .......................... J. Collings, not o u t ... J. Symmons run out i. Plumner, b Bell ... M. Vickery, b P er­ kins ......... * ........... J. Goldsact, b Per­ kins .......................... Extras ..........., Total 76 I bis . P. Legg, b Gadsdon 6 8. Perkins, b Latham 0 Dorrington, c and b P lum ner.................. 16 E Dewer, c aod b P lum ner.......... ... 15 H. Horsley, b G ads­ don .......................... 1 G. Dewer, b Plum ­ ner ........... ........... 0 S. Peachey, not out 37 G. Bell, b Gad*don... 10 Froom, b Gad~don... 0 J. Cranfield, b Latham ;................. 0 Layeli, b Latbam ... 4 E itras ........... 8 Total . 77 BUCKHURST H ILL v L E Y TONSTONE—Played at Buckhurst Bi Ion May 6. L eytonstone . J. H. BowleB, c R u s­ sell, b Pa m er........... 4 J. E. Duder, bRussell 13 W. Scott,cRichm ond, b Palm er ... ... ... 13 H. Alloway.b Palm er 1 F. S. Huropter, b Palm er ...........,... 0 T. Sampson, b Roper 1 J. Sm ith,stM cEven, b R o p e r.................. 0 F. West, b Russell 13 W. Beck, not o u t .. 10 A.W.Sa\er,b Russell 2 P. Thom pson, o Roper, b Palmer 16 Total 73 B uckhurst H il l . G.Palm er.candbDuder 8 W.W. Tween, b Sayer 6 A. F.Richm ond,c and b Beck ................... 5 Sir Wm. Russell, c Sumpter,b Duder... 20 W . Roper, b Dudcr ... 10 W . H. Vipan, b Dudec 10 G .M cEw en.c Tho.i p- son, b D u der...........It W. J. Phillips, c Bowles, b Sayer .. 3 T. A James, c olio- way, b Duder ... 0 J. G. Jam es not out 6 W. Ba’tus, b Saytr 0 B 2, lb 1 ........... 3 Total . 85 U PPE R CLAPTON v. WANSTEAD.—Played it U pper Clapton on May 6. W anstead . J. J. Heath, run out... Grant, b Nell ... ... F. Marshall, b N e ll... J. Knight, b Nell P. G. W o f, b Nell ... F. H. Clark, bN ell ... A. Hennings, b N ell... J. Marshall, b N ell.. 3 F.Chalmerp, c Cush­ ing, b Walsham .. 1 E. A. Homer, b Nell 8 E. Platt, not out ... 2 Total , C3 U p p e r C lapton . E. C. Homer, b Heath 3 B. C. S. Venables.ru a out .......................... 0 J. S. Tekell, b Mar­ shall ...........................19 H. Gunson,b Marshall 13 A. C.H aslam .cand b Clark .................. 13 P. Nell, not out ... 35 f . H. Walsham, b Grant .....................10 B 7, lb 1, w 1 ... 9 Total ...102 R. S. Cushing, R. H. Pannell, E. B. Walls, and A. A. Parkin did n ot bat. BOSTON PARK CLtJB.—OVER 3) v. UNDER 30.—Played at Brentford on April 29. U nder 30. A. E. Harriss, c Pou- part, b Williams ... 6 H. White, cR apkin .b W illia m s.................. 8 G. H. Jupp, jr., b Clayton ...................21 B. McTieod, lbw, b W illia m s................. 0 F. Butcher,b Williams 1 E. Butcher, b G. H. Jupp, sen................... E2 C. H. Croxford, run out .......................... 8 F. Taylor, c and b Williams J. Hughes, b W il­ liams ................... 0 M. V. Jupp, b G. H. Jupp, sen................. 6 A. J. R obinson, b G. H. Jupp, sen. ... 3 H. T. Gomm, b E- U n d erw ood ........... 9 J. Prismall, not out 8 B 12,1b 1> w l ... 14 T otal......... 122 O ver 30. G. H . Jupp, b Har­ riss ...........................38 H. Trott, b G. H. Jupp. jr ...................... 0 G. Band, c G. H. Jupp. jr.. b Harriss 1 W. C. Vosper, st Butcher, b Harriss 78 W. W illiams, c White, b B arriss................... 2 J. H. Clayton, c Robinson, b Harriss 1 J. Poupart, c Taylor, b H arriss.................. 13 W. H. Stephenson, c and b H arriss ... S. Bruell, b Butcher E. Uuderwood, b H a rriss........... ... F. Ford, not out ... E. J. Clarke, st Hughes, b Harriss B 7, lb 1 ........... Total .. 1 2 R. Rapkin did not bat. TH VMES DITTON v. E9HER.—Played at Esher j on May 6. . T hames D itton . J. M. Read, b K itcat 79 I F. J. Mathews, c W. Deane, b K itcat . 7 I Kitcat,bC.Peaehey 18 G. W. Ayres, b Kitcat 23 P. J. Arnall, b Kitcat 1 W . T. M iloourn, c i Nb ........................... 1 Barker,bVlartineau 26 j — J. W. Sharpe,not out 17 I Total ......... 177 W. T. G aburn, 8. B. Lawless, L. H. Middleton and T. Crowther (captain) did net bat. Innings declared closed. E sher S. A. P. K itcat, b Sharpe ........... .. 12 H. G. Peachey, b Sharpe ................... 7 J. H. Roberts,cDeane, b S h a rp e................... 4 G. M. Hannay, c Read, b Mathews 3 S. O Purvi?,bSharpe 18 W. Grav, b Arnall .. 0 J. A. Peachey, not o u t ......................... 8 L.MartiDeau.bMathews 0 i E.O. Sillem .bSharpe 0 C. B. Peachey (cap- B *.......................... 9 tain), c Ayres, b , — Arna'l ................... 9 T otal ..................... 70 C.C. Barker, c Arnall, b Sharpe................... 0 1 HORN8EY v. I3LINGTON ALBION .—Played at Hornsey on May 6. I slington A lbion . J. Beaumont, st S. L. Clarke, b F. H. Swinstead ........... 6 E. Dunster, st S. L. Clarke, b G. H. Swinstead ........... 0 J. P. Ward, not out 25 J. RobsO-, b F. H. Swinstead ........... 0 H. Collet, c G. H , b F. H. swinstead ... 4 F. B. Dent, b F. H. Swinstead ........... 4 D. Nimm o, c G. H.,b F. H. awinstead ... F. BergmauD, b B.A., Clarke ................... T. A. Nicholls, b F. H. Swinstead ...; H.Coll ngridg**, cand b B. A. Clarke ... C. Bryer, b B. A. Clarke ................... B 2, lb 1, w 2 ...' Total H ornsey . J, Clarke, c Nichollp, b Bryer ...................36 L. Tubbs, b C o lle t... 13 B. A. Clarke, c Dun­ ster, b Be um ont... 17 G. H. Swinstead, c Nicholla, b Collet... 33 A E. Turbervi le, b Bryer.......................... 2 G.P. Stevens,b Collet 1 S. L. Clarke, o N icholls, b Collet... 0 F. H.Swinstead,cand b C o lle t...................11 W . H. Davis, b D u n ster......................24 F. O. Tubby, n ot out 4 E. H. Bacmeiater, b D u n ster.................... 2 B 17, w 3 ...........2J Total ...163 The Earl of D artm outh, better known as a cricketer under his old title of V iscount Lewisham, is the new president o f the M arylebone Club. On Friday last, P. M. L itham and J. Ealing put on 213runs for the first wicket o f Pem broke Colleg against St. John’s College at Cambridge.