Cricket 1893

142 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 18, 1893 v) 'S , o IS SPENCER v. KENSINGTON.—Played at W ood Lane, W orm w ood Scrubbs, on M ay 13. S pencer . R. Castle, c Taylor, b Watson ................... 9 J. C. Larkin, c Biiggs, b T a y lo r ...................33 E. E Elkington, c Salmon, b Gardner 47 H. Mogg, b Salm on... 1 G. Sturgeon, b Gard­ ner .......................... 49 B. Cox, c W atson, b G a rd n e r...................15 I L. W ood, st Bloom er, b S alm on ................... 0 I K ensington . R. W. Larkin, st Bloom er, b Salmon 0 G. W . Underhill, b Salmon ................... 7 W . E. Johnson, lbw, b Gardner ........... 7 H. A. Newbronner, not out ................... 0 Extras ........... 6 Total ...174 E . V. Gardner, c E. A. W atson, c and Sturgeon, b Eiking- b Sturgeon ........... 0 tnn ........................... 11 G.Davies, b Sturgeon 5 F. M. Wheatley c E. H. Shand, c Wood, Johnson, b Elkingb Sturgeon ........... 0 ton ......................... 15 W. A.W atson, b Stur­ W . H. Wheeler, run geon .......................... 0 out ........................... 5 H. D. Taylor, not out 0 J. Briggs, b W ood .. 55 E x tr a s ................... 19 C. E. Bloom er,b Stur— geon ........................... 22 Total ..........132 Salmon, c M ogg, b tlk ington ........... 0 T hree D ozen O rder of G oino - in C ards with lateBt improvements, toeether with Wooden Case for hanging up in Pavilion or tent, sent on receipt of 2/9, by the Manager of this Paper, 41 Bt. Andrew's H ill, D octors’ Commons E.C BUCKBURST H IL L v. SOUTH WOODFORD.— Played at Buckhurst Hi>l. on May 13. S outh W oodford . First Innings. H. A. Hants, b Russell ... G. England, bR usseli ... Muasett, b Palmer ........... R. England, b Palmer ... Bates, b Palmer................... Bryan, b Russell ........... W iggens, b P a lm e r........... Lowe, not out ................... W oodhouse. b Russell ... H. Kind.cNicoll, b Palmer W . J. Williams, c Swordar, b Palm er ........................... L b 2 ........................... Second Innings. Total 8 c Sworder, b Pa’m er ... ... 15 1 st McEwen, b Russell ... ... 0 10 b Palm er -... ... 1 0 b Russell ... ... 3 5 c W. Charles- worth, bRoper 8 0 b Palm er ... ... 4 9 c Sworder, b Roper ... ... 19 3 b Roper ... ... 4 0 b Allport ... ... 13 1 absent.......... ... 0 0 not out ... 2 2 B 3 ........... ... 3 3) Total ... 72 W. W . Tween, W iggens ... ...........37 G. Palmer, b Bates... 2 W . Charlesworth, b Hants ................... 3 Sir W.Russell.b Bates 1 R. L. Allport, c W ig- genp, b B ates.......... 17 0. C htresw orth, b B a tes......................... 0 B ucrhurst B il l . b W . Roper, b Wiggena H. G. Nicoll, b bates G. McEwen, cBryan, b Bates .................. G. Levick, b W iggens W. Sworder, not cut B 9, lb 2 ........... Total ........... BARNES v. PR IVATE B A N K S—Played at Cat­ ford Bridge on May 13. P rivate B anks . W . B. Tyndall, c R ob­ ertson, b H ackm an 16 V. Hoare, c W aterer, b Hackman ...........44 S. R. Hutchinson, b H ackm an...................13 H. R. Swatm an, run out .......................... 2 W. M. Torrens, c Er$- kine, b Frith ... . 19 J.W .Liddell,cStevenp, b Frith ................... 5 C. Edlmann, b Steven 8 .................. 32 A. P. Newman, b Frith ................... 3 E. W . Richardson, low, b F r it h ......... 0 J. Read, b Frith ... 1 A. *V. Harpur, n>t out ........................... 3 B 4,1b 1 ........... 5 Total ...143 B irn e s . C. E. Ratcliff, c Tor­ rens, b Harpur M. H. Erskine, b H ar­ pur ........................... W .F.L. Frith, b Hoare E. W. Waterer, b Har­ pur ................... m J. G. M-. Robertson, c Read, b Harpur ... J. W. Denton, b Hoare A. G. H. Stevens, c Hutchinson,bHoare J. A. Walker, c Hoare, b Barpur 3 G. R. Mossop, b Hoare ... ......... 35 C.E.Sissons, not out 3 C. Hackm an, b H oare ................... fl B 8, lb 3 ............. 11 Total ... 67 W . 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