Cricket 1893

MAY 25, 1893 tililCKET s A WEiilJliiY KKUUIiD yjof XHJii UAJliS,. 149 CR ICKET AT CAMBR IDGE . CAMBRIDGE U N IV ERSITY v. YORKSH IRE. H eavy rain on the previous afternoon caused the wicket to be all in favour of the bowlers even at the commancement of the m atch at Cambridge on Thursday. As a consequence run getting was difficult, and the outcom e o f the first day’s play was only an aggregate of 218 runs for twenty-two wickets. The ground at the outset suited Peel to a nicety, and he bowled with such success that five o f the University wickets were dismissed in fifty minutes for twenty-six runs. The first bats­ man to offer any resistance was Mr. Wells, who hit freely for his 26. The beet stand was, however, by the last two batsmen, MesBrs. Brom ley Daven­ port and Pope, who put on 47 runs for the tenth wicket, a m ost useful contribution. Peel’s figures were particularly noteworthy. Altogether he took eight wickets for 54 runs, and just at the close his analysis showed teven wickets in eighteen oversat an expense of twenty-eight runs. Short as had been Cambridge’s innings—its duration was under two hours and a half—that of Yorkshire was e.en shorter. Messrs. Brom ley Davenport and Jackson in their turn derived a good deal of assistance from the wicket, and only two batsmen, Brown and Mounsey, got double figures. In an hour and 40 minutes the Yorkshire eleven had been in and out, and as their total only reached 8 i the University had a useful lead of 38 runs on the first innings. Cambridge had three- quarters of an hour left for batting on Thursday night, and in that tim e lost two good wickets while scoring 39 runs. Though the ground was a little faster than on Thursday, the battirg generally showed little improvement. Hirst bowled with considerable success during the l itter part of th3 U niversity’s second innings, and runs cam e so slowly that the outstanding wiekets only added 101 in two hours and a half. Yorkshire had 179 to get to wio, and thanks to some vigorous hit ing by Mr. Sellers and Tunnicliffe, who with some luck put on 70 for the third wicket, a hundred was up with two batsm en out. Excepting Mounsey, tHough, none of the later batsmen dia anyihing. and Cambridge won a well-deEfr/ed victory by 59, runs. Their success was m ainly due to the effective slow bowling of Mr. W ells, fle took, ia all, six wickets at a cost of just six runs apiece. C ambridge U n iversity . First Innings. Mr. F. S. Jackson,c Tunni­ cliffe, b Peel .................. Mr. J. Douglas, b Hirst ... Mr. P. H. Latham , c W ainwright, b Peel Mr. K. S. Ranjitsinhji, c Ulyett, b P e e l.................. Mr. A. J. L. Hill, c Hunter, b Peel... ................. Mr. C. M. W ells, c W ar­ dall, b Peel .................. Mr. E. Stogdon, c Hirst, b Peel .................................. Mr. T. N. Perkins, c Mounsey, b Peel ........... Mr. L. H. G ay,c Mounsey, b H irst ........................... Mr. C. G. Pope, not out ... Mr H. R. Brom ley-Daven- port, c Sellers, b Peel ... B 8,1 b 2 ......................... Second Innings. 1 c Tunnicliffe, b P e e l..................12 6 run out ........... 0 4 c Brown, b Hirst 30 5 run out . 17 1 c Brown, b H irst 13 28 c W ainwright, b Hirst .................. 4 7 c Hunter, bH irst 12 c Mounsey, b H irst .................. 19 b Wainwrighb ... 22 c Hunter, b Peel 3 not out B ... Total .. 121 Y orkshire . Total .. 110 First Innings. Mr. F. E. W oodhead, c Gay, b Davenport W ardall, b J a c k s o n ......... Tunnicliffe,c Ranjitsinhji, b Jackson ......................... Mr. A. Sellers, c and b Davenport ................... Wainwright, c and b Davenport ................... Peel, c W ells, b Jackson Ulyett, c Latham , b Jack- s°n ................................... 5 b Jackson ... 0 Brown, c W ells,b Jackson 12 c and b Daven- , , p o r t .................... 6 Mounsey, not out ...........16 b W ells .............20 Hirst, c Stogdon, b Pope 5 c Davenport, b „ W ells ............ 0 Hunter, c Davenport, b W e lls ................................... 6 not out ........... 1 K ................................... 4 B 11, lb 4 ...15 Total ...................83 Total .. 151 BOW LING ANALYSIS. C ambridge U niversity Second Innings. c Latham , b Hiil 8 8 b J a c k s o n ......... 0 6 c Ranjitsinhji, b W ells ...........47 2 c Douglas, b W ells ...........48 6 c and b W ells ... 6 8 c and b W ells ... 0 First Innings. O. M. R. W. g t t s t ................ 22 8 35 2 f e e l .................. 33.2 12 54 8 Wainwright ..1 2 3 22 0 W ardall‘ Second innings. O. M. R. W. .. .i 34 17 -42 5 ...........20 10 47 2 ......... 22.112 32 1 ... 9 4 17 0 Y orksh ire . First Innings. O. M. R. W . Davenport Jackson ... P o p e ........... W ells . IL 1 . 18 8 . 8 3 . 1 0 31 3 25 5 ... 19 1 ... 4 1 ... Hill ... Douglas Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ......... 8 2 24 1 , ... 25 15 25 2 3 0 20 0 , 18 7 W ANDERERS v. EW ELL.—Played at Ewell on May 20. W anderers . G. E. Bicknell, c Rawlinson, b P em ­ berton ................... 6 linson ...................18 L. H. Roberts, b Pem berton ........... 8 G. Blizard, not out 0 <i. Dalziel.b Pem ber­ ton .......................... 1 B ...........................18 Total 150 S. Colman, c W alters, b Harrowell ..................13 A. H. Behrend.b Raw­ lin son ......................... 0 G. A. Gay, b Raw- D. L. A. Jephson, b Harrowell ..................22 J. H. Yearsley, c Walters, b Char- m a n ..................................21 R. B. Brooks, b Pem ­ berton ...................34 W . T. Grant, c Mason, b Pember­ ton .............................. 14 1 E w e l l . First Innings. Second Inning*. F. F. Oliver, bt Brooks, b G rant.., .......................... 2 c Brooks, b Jeph ­ son ...................£0 R. Mason, c Colman, b Bicknell .......................... 9 b Grant ........... 0 T. A. Rawlinson, b Grant 0 st and b Jephson 5 A. W oodwm d, lbw, b Bicknell .......................... 1 c Yearsley, b J ep h son .......... 1 W . Charman, b Grant ... 24 c Yearsley, b Grant ........... 3 J. S. W alters, b Bicknell 12 st Brooks, b Jephson...........12 G. P. Pem btrton, c Col- maD, b G ra n t.................. 11 c Roberts, b Yearsley........... 8 VV. S. Harrowell, c Brooks, b Grant .......................... 2 not out ........... 6 R. E. Brandt,c Colman, b Grant .............................. 4 b Y earsley........... 1 W . Beans, not out ........... 4 b J ep h ?on ........... 5 A. W. L. Hantury, b Grant . ........................... 0 b Jeph son........... 0 Extras ........................... 2 E x tra s........... 7 Total ... 67 Total 78 UPPER CLAPTON v. BROXBOU RN E.—Played at Btoxbourne on May 22. U pper C lapton . E. J. M iroy, c and b J. Shepherd.................. 62 J. B. Tekell, c John­ stone, b B u ll...........17 W . H. Beal, c Castle, b Addison.................. 10 P. A. Irby, b Addison 7 J. B. Cottingham, b Addison .................. 7 E. C. M ctt, c Gard­ ner, b Bull ...........21 J. R . Mason, c J. Shepherd, blHam- m ond ........... ... J. Fox, lbw, b Bull... F. H. W alsham , c Johnstone, b Bull A. H. Abbott, c Bull, b H amm ond........... C. L. Gillard, not out ........................... B 8, lb 2, w 3 ... Total B roxbourne . 153 E. Drew, c Miroy, b Walsham................... 7 J. Shepherd, b M ott 17 H. Shepherd, b M ott 1 J. Hammond, b M ott 0 H. Castle, c Gillard, b Seal..........................16 J. Gardner, c and b M o t t ........................... 3 H. C. Addison, c Miroy, b W alsham 30 F. Newsam, c M iroy, b M ott ...................16 A. Jukes, b Seal ... 1 O. R. B. Johnstone, b M ott ................... 1 A. G. Bull, not out... 18 B 1, lb 3, nb 1 ... 5 Total 115 HORNSEY v. LONDON RAM BLERS.—Played at Hornsey on May 20. L ondon R am blers . First Innings. A. T. Pearce, c sub­ stitute, b G. H. Swinstead ...... 2 Clarke, c and b G. H. Swinstead ......11 J. C. Capel, c F. Swin­ stead, b G. H. Swin­ stead...............................30 Bowley, b G. H. Swin­ stead .................... 0 C. A. Hooper, c andb G. H. Swiostead ... 0 G. W igley, b G. H. Swinstead ... ... 8 F. R . Dempsey, c Harrison, b G. H. Swinstead ........... H. A. Gore, c G. H. Swinstead, b F. H. Swinstead ........... M. W illcocks, not out ........................... A. J. Dempsey, b G. H. Swinstead M. Flockton, c Dempsey, b G. H. Swinstead ........... B 5, lb 2, ........... Total ... In the Second Innings Pearce scored, c Demsey, b G. H. Swinstead, 15, Clarke, lbw b Xi. H. Swins- stead, 12, Capel, c and b G. H. Swinstead, 9, Bow ­ ley, c F. H. Swinstead, b G. H. Swinstead, 8, Hooper, b Dempsey, 8, W igley, not out, 1—B 8, lb 1, 9 ; total, 56. H ornsey . F. B. Dent, b Bowley ................... 6 R. H. King, b Bowley 6 J. a . E. .hickson, b Bowley .....................19 G. Stevens, c Hooper, b B ow ley.....................22 G. H. Swinstead, c A. J. Dempsey, b Bowley .....................11 F. H. Swinstead,c and b B ow ley................... 0 L. Tubbs, b Bowley 11 Rev. J. H.Swinstead, b Bowley..................19 W . P. Harrison, b Clarke ... ........... 8 E. A. Cox, b Bowley 3 J. Dempsey, not out 10 B 9, lb 2 ................. 11 Total 126 H ORN3EY v. ST. BARTHO LOM EW ’S HOS­ PITAL.—Plajed at Hornsey, on May 22. H ornsey . First Innings. R. H. King, c Hay, b Fryer.......................... 32 L. Tubbs, run out ... 12 Rev. J. H. Swinstead, b Bennett.................. 14 F. H. Swin&tead, c Low less. bFernie... 6 S. L. Clarke, c Skey, b Bennett ................... 6 C. W. Talbot, c Sim­ mons, b Bennett ... 1 H. Co!let, not out ... 11 12 H. Collingridge, Pope, b F urnie . D. Nimm o, c Mar- rajk, b Fryer......... 5 J. Dempsey, c Pope, b Ft-rnie................... 0 H. Jeff, b Fernie ... 5 F. Bisiter, c Provis, b Fernie................ 5 B 13, lb 2 ...........15 Total 124 la the Second Innings Rev. J. B. Swinstead scored, b Fryer, 15, F. H. Swinstead, lbw, b Pope, 24,. Clarke, u Piovis, 7, C. W . Talbot, (not out). 25, A. Collet, c,B ennet b Pope, 3, H. Collingridge, (not out) 8 ; b 6, lb 1.— L'ota*, 89. S t . B artholombw ’ s H ospital . F . G. Simm onds, b F. H. Sw iustead........... 2 G. H. Fernie c and b Swiostead ............. 32 F. L Provis, c and b Collet ......................21 F. H. Nimm o, c King’, b Collet .....................40 A. H. Skey.c Nimmo, b C o l l e t ................... 3 E. H. Fryer, c F. A. Swinstead, b Dempsey ... ... ... 11 H. Bond, lbw, b Dem psey ........... W . H. Pope, b Col et G. C. Marrack, b Collet ................... A. Crossley, b Dempsey ........... W . A. Hay, b S. L. Clarke .................. W . H. Bennett, not oat .......................... B ........................... Total ........... 1 W H IT G IFT SCHOOL, P a SU Played at Croydon on May 20. PRESENT.— A. E. Clarke, b HawA.U.Straker, b Haw kins ........................... 1 k in s ........... ........... 16 J. P.M ollard.c CallagG.Spicer.c Crawford, han, b Crawford ... 6 b Purser.................. 10 E. H. Jenson, b HawW. N. Coates, b kins ........................... 3 H awkins.................. 0 A. W. Cooper, lbw, b R. S. McCulloch, not 2 Craw ford.................. 28 out ... .................. R. D. Mackenzie, st. B ................... 2 '1urner, 0 Hawkins 10 — T. B. Joy, b Crawford 10 Total 83 H.U.Green.bHawkins 1 PRB3ENT. First Innings. Second Innings. U F. S. Crawford, b Clarke 1 b Spicer ... ... H, H. B. Hawkins, b Clarke... ........................... 1 b Green ........... G. F. H am pton, b M ac­ kenzie .............................. . 3 b Spicer ........... C. A. H am ilton,c Clarke,b M ackenzie.................. ... 0 R. L. Turner, b Mackenzie 0 C. M. G oodbody, b Clarke 10 J. T. Callaghan, not out... 1 R. W ordsworth, c Cooper, b Clarke ........... ........... 0 J. H. Purser, st Cooper, b Clarke................................... 1 R. A. Sheppard, b Clarke 0 H. F. Davidson, b Clarke 0 B 4, lb 1, nb 1 ... 6 Total 23 b Coates ........... 9 c Straker, b Joy 14 bJoy ...................15 b Coates ........... 2 c Mackenzid, b Coates ... ... 0 c and b Joy ... 0 c Green,bCoates 0 not but ........... 3 B ........... 5 T o ta l... 65 C. Lillywhite & Co. have a quantity of good cricket balls, slightly discoloured, which they are willing to clear as follows Four Seamed 51/-, Catgut Seamed 43/-, Best M atch 42/-, Second Match 39/-, Treble Practice 3?/- dozen, carriage free. H alf dozen same rates. Single balls threepence each 3xtra. Soutliborou^^v Tiyibridfjs W$lls.—Advt