Cricket 1893

172 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE lx 1893 TH E LONDON CLUBS. OnWbit-Monday the R edh ill ground w as the scene of some high scoring by the local club. After getting Earlswood out for 38, the home team made 377, the highest total recorded on the ground. This sum was principally due to the excellent and steady batting of Bruce Hubbard,who scored 231 out of that number. His innings included 32 fours (boundary hits), and although he was let off three times, his innings was a very creditable performance. On Saturday last D ulwich followed up their Whitsuntide successes with a decisive victory over Spencer, besides scoring a win against Battersea’s first eleven. Mainly through the help of A. R. Colyer, who played a good game for 72 not out, and J F. Colyer, who got 54, they closed their innings against Spencer at 183 for five wickets. The bowling of T. R. Pearse and H. Darby sent tho Spencer back for 87. At Battersea, Dulwich went down for 81, but owing to the bowling of T. S. Tregellas, wTho has just re-appeared in the team, and W. Morris, Battersea retired beaten by 19 runs. Dulwich were beaten by Batter­ sea (2) mainly owing lo the good scoring of their opponents, for whom Whitley put on 43, and H. Barnes 31. On Saturday last C roydon and B eddington played two marches. In that between the first teams at Croydon the visitors scored 232 for seven wickets. Of this number F. E. Goddard contributed 103 by free cricket and C. W . Lindsay 60. Croydon, at the drawing of stumps, had only scored 100 for seven wickets. At Beddington, Croydon won by 142 to 71. The I ncogs beat Upper Tooting on Saturday last, at Tooting, by 22 runs. Though 1hey lost their first wicket at 56, the score was only 99 when the seventh fell. H. A. Cooper, who made 66, then hit the bowling to all parts of the field (although missed three times, twice in the long-field early in his innings) and with Street (41) put on 81 runs. H. S. Urwick took 7 wickets for 68. -R.M. Harvey on being put on the second time took 3 wickets in 7 balls for no runs. Tooting lost their first wicket for 6, but R. M. Harvey and E C. Taylor altered the game altogether and added 130 runs for the s econd wicket.After this with the exception of T. W. Hemmeide (11) no one made any stand, and the whole side were out for 165. K. M. Harvey 64, E. C. Taylor 60, between them scored 124, out of 144 from the bat. H. A. Cooper took 5 wickets for 47, F, A. Coleridge 4 wickets for 50. 0 E. J. Heasman, c Huut. b Butler ... H. Thompson, c Carver, b Sugden ... 20 J. A. Rimmington, c Carver, b Sugden... 8 T. S. Tregellas, st Hunt.b White ... 13 O. Jcnes.b White ...26 E. H. Beasman, c and b Sugden................. 1 B a tte rse a . C. Stevens, b Morris 14 W. R. Manning,c and b T. S. Tregellas ... 5 H. Carver, c C. P. Tregellas, b T. S. Tregellas................. 6 Rev. J. 8ugden, b T.S. Tregellas................. G. T. Mellish, b T. S. Tregellas................. H. A. White, c Jones, b T. S. Tregellas ... W. Morris, b Butler C. P. Tregellas, c Stevens, b White... W.W.Field, c Blaine, b w h ite........ J Monk, b White ... H. Mountford, not out ................. B ?, Ibl .......... Total... 6 8 T. S.Wilson,b Morris 10 F. P. Blaine, b T. S. Tregellas................. l A.E. Broom,b Morris 4 R. Hunt, b Morris 8 H. B. Butler, not out 1 B 2, lb 1, w 1 ... 4 Total .. 62 B re n tw o o d Tradesm en v. R om ford Assis ta n ts. —Played at Brentwood on May 25th, and resulted as under : —Brentwood Tradesmen (N. Boyle 26), 83; Romford Assistants (T. Meadmor. 11), 48. TOTTENHAM COLLEGE CRICKET WEEK. TOTTENHAM COLLEGE v. ST. M ARK’S.—Played on the College ground on May 22. T ottenham C ollegf . P. W. Barnes, b Baker 18 j G. Bassett, b Baker 19 17 th N o rth M id d le s e x —First Innings. C. V. Monk, b Dron ... 2 R. H. Heffer. b Pope 36 i W. Wall, c Harrison, b Dron ... ........ 23 A. Smith, c Davis, b , Baker ... ... 8 J. C. Morton, b Baker 11 St. M ark’i First Innings. Stead, c and b Heffer Pope, c Heffer, b Barnes Davis, b Barnes........ : . Baker, b J. Lovis ... . Shiimpton. c H. Lovis, Heffer............................ J. S. Lovis, b Baker 12 H. Lovis, b Pope -■ 3 H. Morton, not out 2 A. Viney, b Pope ... 3 E xtras................15 Total Second Innings. 12 Ibw, b Heffer 2 c Monk, b Heller 12 b Heffer b Heffer. Cron, b Heffer .......... Offord. b J. Lovia Nicholls, b Heffer F. Harrison, run out... J. Harrison, not out... W. Bull, b J. Lovis ... E xtra s................. 0 c Smith, b Bas­ sett ................. b Heffer .......... b Bassett ... ... c Monk, b Bas­ sett ... .......... run out .......... c Wall, b Heffer not out .......... E xtras........ Total ... ... 61 TOTTENHAM COLLEGE v. EDMONTON.— Played at Edmonton on May 23. E dmonton . F. Gray, b Cox ..........14 J. Moule, c P., b J. L o v is........................54 G. Whitley, b Cox ... 0 P.whit!ey,c P. Lovis, b Ru’e........................68 H. Lewis, b Barnes ... 1 H. Gray, not out .. 103 E. Bevan, b Barnes ... 10 W.Thomas, c P., b J. Lovis ................... 12 F.W. Wise.c Bassett, b J. Lovis ... 2 P. Gray, c and b J. Lovis .......................0 H. Ov3r, not out ...28 Extras...................89 Total ........ 331 T ottenham C o l l e g e .- First Innings. F. W . Barnes Thomas, b H. Gray 37 Cox, b b\ Whitley ... 11 J. S. Lovis, c Moule, b F. Wbitley .......... 4 G. Bassett, c Thomas, b H. Gray .......... 3 A. Smith, c Bevan, b F. Whitley .......... 0 C. W. Rule, not ou t.. 11 P. Lovis, c Gray, b F. Whitley .......... J. C. Morton, c over, b F. Wbitley.......... W. Harston, b F. Whit’e y ................. H. Lovis, run out ... A. Viney. run out ... Extras................. Total' In the Second Innings Smith scored b Lewis 10, Rule, c H. Gray, b Wise 4, Morton, (not out) 18; extras 9.—Total, 41. TOTTENHAM COLLEGE v. ALEXANDRA PARK COLLEGE.—Played at Tottefcham on May 2 * T otten h a m C o lle g e . DULWICH v. BATTERSEA.—Played at Batter­ sea on May 27. D ulwich . , 81 F. W. Barnes, retired 81 R.H. Heffer, b Mitchell 63 F. Wall, b Mitchell ... 0 C.Rees,Ibw.b Mitchell 3 F. Wells, b Watkins .. 1 I S Rice, run out......... 2 I W. Blackmore, b Lam- b u rg h ....................... 0 1 G. King, b W a ll......... 0 Lawdham, b Wall ... 5 Mitchell, b Wall ... 3 Wade, c Gibbons, b W a ll........................ 4 Lamburgh, b Heffer .. 6 Watkins,c and b Wall 0 Crook, b Barnes..........15 W. Hall, b Mitchell W.Bull.b Lamburgh C. Gibbons, b Lam­ burgh ... .......... H. Carr, not out ... Extras ..........! Total A lexandra P ark C o lleg e . ..176 Parr, b Heffer.......... 0 Edwards, not out 8 Rarr,c Wall.b Heffer 4 Edwards, st Rice, b Heffer ................. 2 Extras.................18 Total 65 TOTTENHAM COLLEGE v. 17 th NORTH MID DLESEX R.V.C.—Played on the College ground on May 25. T ottenham C ollege . First Innings. Second Innings. F. W. Barnes, b Maitland £8 b Towerzey ... 42 C. W. Rule, b G. Banks ... I b Knight ............ 5 J. C. Morton, b G. Banks 12 b Fitzgerald ... 6 J. S. LoviR, b G. Banks ... 2b Towerzey ... 11 R. H. Heffer, not out ... 39 c Maitland, b Philips ........... 1 C. Swift, b G. Banks.......... 3b Maitland ... 8 H. Lovis. b G. Banks ... 1b Towerzey ... 4 S. D. Holmes, c Towerzey, b G. Banks ................ 0 not out ........ 16 P. Lovis, b G. Banks........ 0 c Towerzcy, b Maitland ... 10 A. Viney, b K n ig h t......... 2 b Maitland ... 1 T. Monk, c Towerzey, b Knight ....................... 0 c Saint, b Tower­ zey .................. 0 E xtras..................... . 9 Extras ... 8 Towerzey, b Barnes... 30 Maitland, run out ... 5 Saint, b Barnes..........10 Allen, c and b J.Lovis 7 Philips, c P. Lovis, b Barnes ............... . 0 Knight, b J. Lovis ... 8 Fitzgerald, not out ... 12 G. Banks, b Barnes Fairbank, b J. Lovis P. Banks, c J. Lovis, b Barnei.......... ... Lowe, b J. Lovis ... Extras.......... ... Total 5 3 0 2 , 13 , 95 - I q the Second Innings Towerz9y scored, c H- Lovis, b Heffer 13, Fitzgerald, (aot out) 10; extras 4.—Total, 26. ...T52 TOTTENHAM COLLE3E v SOUTH HAMP­ STEAD—Played on the College ground on May 27. T ottenham C ollege . F. W. Barnes, b Gil- Hard ....................... 25 C.V. Monk, c Barrett, b Tew........................ 14 J. C. Morton, b Gil- liard ........................20 C. W. Rule, noc out ... 30 a. Smith, c Salmoa, b Orgiaa ................. 7 G. Bassett, b Orgias .. 7 S. D. Holmes, b Bar­ rett ........................ 0 J. S. Lovis, c Broo- man, b Barrett ... 0 W. Harston, c Orgia.°, b Barrett ........... 1 H. Lovis, b Orgias ... 2 P. Lovis, c Hanwell, b Orgias.................. 0 Extras .............27 T o t a l......... .131 Total ... 4j S outh H am pstead C E. Rumbelow, b Rule ........................ 3 F. G. billiard, b Rule 4 T.B. Orgias, b Barnes 5 W. Hanwell, c Smith, b Etui* .................27 H.W. Erooman, c and J. Lovis .................14 W.McG. Hair, not out 13 F. W. Tew, b Rule ... 0 C. Barrett, c Smith, b J. Lovis .......... 0 A. G. Salmon, b J. Lovis ................. 2 T. F. Saunders, b Ru’e ......... *......... 1 V. E. Dart, absent... 0 Extras .......... 6 Total 75 FOREST HILL v. ADDISCOMBE.-Played at Addiscombe on May 27. F orest H il l . H. A. Hooker, c W ilt­ shire, b Roper ... 34 A.C. Roberts, lbw, b Hill ........................13 J. A. Knight, run out 6 R. Tokeley.run o u t... 0 W. L. Pierce, not out 19 H.E.Hockley.cSerres, b Roper .................15 F. Griding, b Wilt­ shire ........................, 4 A ldiscom be . F. Skipper, b Roper W. W. Capes,bRoper L. H. Rooerts, run o u t ........................ C. W’elchman, b H ill........................ B 2, lb 2, w 3 ... 0 Total ...101 P. Allen, b Welchman 3 Rev. H. A. Series, b F. T. Wiltshire, c A. Welchman .......... 0 C. Robert*, bW ech- T. B. Marshall, b man ........................ 1 Tokely ................. 10 A. Malden, b WelchW. Lemmon, b man ........................ 7 Welchman .......... 16 M. Hughes, b W’elch- H. P. Roper, not out 3 nr>an ... ................. 0 W. F. Bill, c Capes, J. Grant.b W’elchman 18 b Welchman 0 S. E. Fie d, b Welch- B-7, lb 1 ... ... 8 ir»a i ........................ 0 8>Total.......... 66 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v GRECIANS (2).—Played at Denmark Hill on May 27. G recians . W. Banks, b Simpson 41 J. H. Carra, b Brown 2 F. Cancellor, b Stone 8 J. Hall, c Stone, b Brown ................. 0 R Lea, b Simpson ... 29 W.Shand.c Simpson, b Brown................. P. Huggett, c Light- foot, b Stone......... 12 G. Coles, b Simpson 4 J. E.Oakley, b Brown 0 R. Gill, b Simpson ... H H. Keighley, not out 6 B 18, w 1, nb 1 15 Total......... 121 L ondon and W estminster B ank A. W.Brown,b Oakley 4 C.J.Crossley.bOakley 3 H.C.Hancock.c and b Gill ........................32 C. C. Simpson, b Gi.l 80 A.T.Maingay,not out 17 R.Lightfoot.b R. Gill 0 T. W. Stone, b Shand 1 W. E. Hunter, b Lea 3 L. C. Hockin, c and b Sband ................. 1 G. Franklin, b Gill 0 E.G.Keeping, b Gill 1 B 6, lb 1 , w 1... 8 Total . 100 Total ..........107 Total ...112 E a stb ou rn e H ouse (C. H. Reed & Co., Lee), v Spartan (Jones & Higgins).—Played on Saturday May 27th, at Blackheath. Eastbourne House won by 49 runs. Eastbourne House, 92 runs ; Spartan, 43 runs. For the former Wootton took three wickets in succession.