Cricket 1893

1 6 8 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 1, 1893 CB ICKET AT CAMBR IDGE . CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. M.C.C. & G. Though theyhad to go in on Thursday afternooD, at Cambridge, against a heavy score of 268, the Cambridge eleven showed Buch capital all-round cricket that they were left with a very creditable victory on Saturday by ten wickets. 'Chi* success was mainly due to the good batting of tbe captain, | L. P. Gay, T. N. Perkins, and KaDjitsinhji, iu j conjunction with the effective bowling of the Harrow captain of 1891,0. G. Pope. F. S. Jackson, j who is in rare form this season, played exception- j ally good cricket for his 102. His innings ia3ted t<vo hours and five minutes, and his hits all-round the wicket were particularly safe and well-timed. : The Cambridge innings lasted four hours an 140 minutes, so that runs were got at tbe rate of nearly eighty an hour, a capital performance .a?ainst the bowling of Shacklock, Davidson, Mead, and otherd. The best batting on the Bide of M.C C. was in the first; innings, while Carpenter aud Chatterton were together. In two hours and tea minutes they pu!t op 153 runs, and with hardly a bad stroke. ;Carpenter was at the wicket altogether three hours for his 115. He gave no chances, and his innings, which was free from a mistake, will add to his reputation In the match C G. Pope tOQk eight Marvif* one wictets at a ccst of just over eleven runs ap eze. M.C.C. and G round . First Inning*. Mr. I.H. J.H jrn sby u n out 5 Carpenter, b Hill .....115 Chatterton, b T o p e ...... 48 D*vidson,c Ranjitsinjhi, b Pope ...................... 0 Mr. J. J. Robioson, b Jackson ................. *.. 15 Storer, b Jackson ...... 11 Sbacklock, run out ........ 5 Mr. H. Pigg, t>Hill .......2J Rev. R. T. Thornton Gay, b Pope ......... Mr G. A. foljambe, Gay. b Davenport.......31 M(»d, notOut .......... ... 3 B 4, lb 1, w 2, nb 3 ... 10 Total ........ ! ...368 Second Innings. c Ranjitsinhji, b Burrough ... 15 c Jones, b Pops 8 i un out ..........18 c Ranjitsinhji, b P ope................21 not out ..........12 c Jackso \bPcpe 1 c Hill, b Pope ... 4 cGay.oBurrough 1 2 b Burrough c Jones b Pope 5 c Raujitsinhji, b Burrough ... 19 Nb.................. 1 T otal.. 112 C ambridge U niversity . First Innings. Mr. F. P. Jackson, c ] Mr. T. N. Perkins, c Carpenter, b Mead 102 Mr.J.Douglas,b Mead 24 Mr. P. B. Latham, b Mead........................ 1 Mr. A. O. Jones, lbw, b Mead .................19 Mr.A.J.L.Hill cDavid- son, b Hornsby ... 9 Mr.K.S. Ranjitsinbji, c and b Mend......... 55 Davidson, b Mead 56 Mr.L.H.Gay. not out 60 Mr. J. Burrough,Ibw, b Mead ................. 1 Mr. C. G. Pope, 1 w, b Mead ................. 1 Mr. H. B. Bromley- Davenport runout 20 L b ........................ 4 Total ...352 In the Second Innings Mr. P. H. Latham scored not out) 8, Mr. A. J. L. Hill (not out) 21.—Total,29. BOWLISG ANALYSIS. M .c.r First Innings Burrough... Hill .......... "Davenport Jackson ... Dou'las ... P op e.......... |0. M. R W. ,16 5 43 0 . ,21 10 37 2 . , 18.4 1 49 1 , 25 8 (8 2 . , 4 1 10 0 .26 11 51 3 . 7 3 10 20 8 39 Davenport bowled two wides and Pope four no- Lars. C ambridge U n iversity . Shacklock Davidson... Mead.......... Hornsby ... F^ljam^e .. Ch itterton Pigg ......... First Innings O. M. R. W. , 3-2 It 95 0 38 2 IS 60 0 . 45 11126 8 5 2 18 1. . fi 1 24 0 . . 9 5 9 0 . 2 0 10 0 Second InniLgs O. M. R. W, 23.812 36 4 10 4 23 0 CAMBRIDGE ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. The Eleven won this match, begun on Monday, at Cambridge, yesterday afternoon, with seven wickcts to spare. J. Burrough’abowling was one of the best features of the game. He had, indeed, exceptionally good figures, taking eleven wickets in all at a cost of six and a half runs apiece. N ext S ixteen . Fi st Inaings. Second Innings. N. C. Coope*, c Gay, b Pope ................. .......... 3 c Gay. b Bur­ rough .......... 4 J. Du V. Bruuton, b Bur­ rough ............................... 2 c Robinson, b Wells ..........66 E. Stogdon, c Robinson, b Burrough........................12 c Wells, b Pope 19 W. M. G. Hemingway, c Latham, b Burrough ... 0 lbw, b Pope ... 0 F. L. Hiude, c Jones, b BUrrough........................ 0 b Robinson ... 9 W. G. Druce, c Jones, b Pope ...............................13 c Wells, b Jones 11 J.A.Healing,cPope.bJones 41 b Burrough ...21 G. S.Wilson,c Jones,bPope 2 c Field, b Wells 28 Ti.S.Westall, cGay, bWells 11 b Perkins..........14 R. H. Foy,c Wells, b Bur­ rough ...............................20 c Robinson, b Burrough ... 0 E. C. Osborne, b Jones ... 0 c Robinson, b Wells .......... 4 L. V. Lodge, st Gay, b Burrough.......... .......... 5 c Robinson, b Burrough ... 0 J. C. Burlison, st Gay, b J on es............................... 1 at Field, b Wells 0 J. M. Marshall, b Wells ... 9 c Ranjitsinbji, b Burrough ... 3 E. T. Baines, b Wells ...12 notout ..........26 R. Pye, not out ... .......... 6 lbw, b Perkin* ... 0 Nb.................................. 2 B 2, lb 2, nb 2 6 HORNSEY RISE v. LEOPOLD—Played Crouch End on May 22. at H ornsey R ise . First Inaings. J. Parsons, b Mortimer ... 1 1R. J. Corrick, b Mortimer 0 W. Bu^kthorpe, b Kidson 8 |J. P. Davie*, b Mortimer 2 J. Burke, c Johnson, b Mortim er........................ 0 A. Davies, b Price ..........23 W. E. Burke, c and b Kid­ son ............................... 1 Second Ionings. not out b Taylor c Mortimer, Price... J. Howden, c Price, b M ortim er........................32 b Hutchins J. Y. Davies, b Mortimer... 1 A. Dames, b Price ................................... 0 J. Burrage, not out ................................... 0 ... 30 ... 17 ... 16 Total ..........73 L eopold . b Mortimer ... 6 b Taylor ..........14 B 4, lb 3 ... 7 Total ... 93 First Innings. A. Mortimer, run ont J. Hutchins, b J. Y. Davies F. Price, b J. Y. Davies ... J. Watson, b J» Y. Davies G. Layton, c and b J. B. Davies .. ........................ H. Taylor, c J. Y. Davis, b J B. Davies ................. G. Kidson, b J. Y. Davies H. Hobson, b J. Y. Davies W . Plowman, c J. B. Davies, bJ. Y. Davies ... F. Price, jun., not out Johnston, b J. Y. Davies .. B 5, lb 8 ................. Second Innings. 7 not out ......... 9 6 b A. Davies ... 0 1 b A. Davies ... 5 0 c and D J. Burke ......... 4 9 b A. Davies ... 0 0 b A. Davies ... 0 0 b J. Y. Davies ... 6 0 run out ......... 0 0 b J. Y. Davies ... 0 3 b J. B. Davies ... 0 0 b J. Burke........ 0 8 B 4, lb 3 ... 7 Total ............... 112 F ir s t E le v e n . First Innings. Total .. 211 Total... , 34 Total ... 31 T. N. Perkios, c Hinde, b Osborne 54 i J. J. Robinson,c Foy, b Marshall .......... 1 E. Field, b Cooper .. 20 C. G. Pope, not out 37 J. Burrough, lbw, b Foy ........................ 6 B 23, lb 10, w 2 ... 35 F. S. Jackson, c Burlison. b Foy 15 C. M. Wells, c Hinde, b Marshall .......... 5 P. H. Latham, c Burlison, b Lodge 34 A. O. Jones, c Burli­ son, b Marshall ... 9 K. S. Ranjitsinhji, c Burlison, b Baines 15 L. H. Gay,cMarshall, b L odge................. 10 In the Sesond Innings Wells scored, c Cooper, ! b Lodge, 20, Latham, c Druce, b Pye, 16, Jones, not i out. 24, Perkins, notout 5, Pope, b Lodge, 26; b 14, lb 2, w 6, nb 1.—Total 114. HORNSEY RISE v. SOUTH WEST HAM.- Played at West Ham on May 23. S outh W est H am . H. Moule, b Malins ... 13 H. Cole, c W. Burke, Total ...241 C. M. Wells, c Miroy, b A. Davies .......... G. Sutton. cW.Burke, b M alin s................. H. Willetts, c J. B. Davies b A. Davies Dr. Holton, c Miroy,b A. Davies................. E. Wilson, run out ... i S. Hadley, b A. Davies b Malins .. ... . J. Buthwell, c A. Davies, b Malins... 4 Rogers, b A. Davies 2 Peddie, not out ... 23 Webster, b Malins B B 4, lb 5 .......... 9 Total ...110 H ornsey R ise . HORNSEY RISE v. SOUTH MIMYI3- South Mimms on May 22. H ornsby R ise . -Played at Guglielme. c Gidden, b Wagetaff .......... W. Stanton, b Giddeii C.Houghton,b Gidden A. H.Oxley, run out C. Wood, c Wagstafi, b G idden................. W. Morgan, run out Second Innings O. M. R. W. 5.4 1 21 0 5 3 9 0 W. Malins, b Gidden 36 ! H. Smeed, not o u t... W. E. Sparkes, b Lawrence .......... Pai rington.bGidden W. Harris, t) Gidden H. Selby, b Law­ rence ................. Extras......... ... W. Buckthorpe, b Rogers ................. 8 J. W. Howden, c Peddie, b Wells ... 4 J. Y. Davies, lbw, b W ells........................ 0 J. B. Davies, c and b Wells]........................11 A. Davies, b Wells ... 0 H. Miroy, c Webster, b Wells .................10 W. E. Burke, not out 29 W. Malins, b Wells 10 J. Burke, c Webster, b Wilson .......... 1 W. Cook, c Sutton, b Hadley .......... C. Barron, c Peddie, b Wilson .......... R. J. Corrick, b Had­ ley ........................ J3 ........................ 2 0 Total 48 HORNSEY RISE (2) v. HOLBORN (2).-P layed at Hornsey on May 27. Total ...156 H olborn . S outh M imms . First Innings. Second Innings. Com ic C rick e t.— By the CocKney Sportsman { Alec Nelson). A profusely illustrated and viva­ cious volume. Post free, 1/2. Wrigfct & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C. Can be had from all news­ agents or W, H. Smith’s bookstalls. G. Gidden, b Malins... 11 c Harris, b Sparkes ... ... 10 S. Giddins, b Malins 7 b Malins ... 17 F. Giddins, b Honghton 0 b Malins ... 7 G. RumtoJ, b Houghton 0 b Malins ... 7 C. Lawrence, c Wood, b Malins........................ 4 not out ... 19 G. Wagfltaff, c Wood, b Houghton......... 3 not out 1 H. Wagetaff.c Guglielme, b Houghton .......... 9 C. Gerken, c Wood, b H oughton................ 2 A. Stevens, b Malins... 1 D. Turner, c Oxley, b Ma ins ................. 0 c Sparkes, b Malins ... 1 C. Turner, c Wood, b Houghton ... .......... 7 c Sparkes, b Malins ... 1 B .................. ... 3 B 4, lb 3 ... 7 Total ... 47 Total ... 70 H. Casan, run o u t... 19 H. Lake, not out ... 1 B 17, lb 1 ..........18 H. Pratt, b Buck­ thorpe ....................14 HJennings,bParsons 71 J. Fowler, c Burke, b P a rson s.................32 M. Rislen, c Selcy, b Parsons................. 9 A. T. Lake, M. Wells, F. Newell, H. Tyman, and Saunders did not bat. Innings declared closed Total .. 164 H ornsey R ise . J. Burrage, b Jen­ nings........................ W. Sparkes, c Newell, b Wells ................. G. Buckthorpe, c Newell, b Wells ... W.E.Burke, c Newell, b Wells ................. W. Cook, b Jennings J. Parsons, b Wells... 28 H. Selby, c Risien,b Wells ................. E. Carley,b Jennings G. Gale.b Jennings... G. Wilson, not ou t... W. Smith, b P ratt... B ........................ Total o 8 0 4 H 15 90 B u rn tw ood A.C. v. Balham S ch o o l. —Played at Raynes Park on May 27th. Burntwood A.C., 76 (Stanhope 37); Balham School, 35 (Nash 18).