Cricket 1893

200 CRICKET: A WEEKLY KECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 15, 1893 LANCASHIRE v. SURREY. " Although the first stages of this match at Old Trafford, Manchester, on Thursday, were con­ siderably in favour of Lancashire, the Surrey eleven subsequently played up so well as to be able in the end to claim a very creditable victory. Winning the toss, Lancashire got first use of a good wicket, and Mr. McLaren andWard, profiting by the opportunity, put on 81 in an hour by excellent cricket. Some vigorous cricket by Sugg a little later enabled the home team to maintain their advantage, and at luncheon time on Thurs­ day the score was 164 with only four batsmen out. Soon afterwards Sugg, who had made 55 out of 83 while he was in, was caught, and though Messrs. Crosfield and Kemble made a useful stand the tail made but a moderate show, the last six wickets only adding 66 runs. This year the Surrey eleven have generally made a bad start, and again the early batsmen failed, the total only being 31 when the fourth wicket fell. Fortunately for them, an opportune stand by Messrs. Key and Read prevented what appeared likely to he a very poor score. The two amateurs named added 65 while they were together, and Mr. Read was still in when play ceased on Thursday night with 85 to his credit. The score then was 147 with seven wickets down, and as Surrey were 83 behind there was every reason to believe that they would be in a deficit on the first innings. As it was, Mr. Read found a very useful partner in Brockwell, and while these two were together some of the best cricket of the match was seen. Brock­ well added 41 out of 112 by excellent cricket, and as Richardson as well as Marshall gave little trouble, Mr. Read was able to carry out his bat. A better display of cricket than his score of 174 there could not be. From the first he was quite at home with the Lancashire bowling, and when he got the measure of it he scored freely all round the wicket. Though he was batting for three hours and a half, in all this time he hardly made a faulty stroke, none that could fairly be called a chance. In a minority of 33 runs, Lancashire again began in promising fashion. Lockwood’s bowling, however, gave the game a turn alto­ gether in favour of Surrey, and though Baker and Tinsley both scored freely for a time, the total was only 121 when the tenth wicket well. Surrey had to go in with 89 to win at the finish, and this sum cost them three good wickets. Runs, too, came so slowly, that play had to be prolonged half an hour to admit of a finish on Friday night. It took over two hours to make the 89, and the only noteworthy feature was the steady cricket of Abel. After recent disappointments his success must have been particularly gratifying to him, as it was beyond a doubt to the general body of cricketers. L ancashire . First Innings. A. Ward, b Richardson ... 41 Mr. A. C. McLaren, b Richardson ........ ... 39 F. Sugg, c Shuter, b Richardson ... .........55 Briggs, st Marshall, b Lockwood ................ 8 Baker, c Marshall, b Richardson ............... 1 Tinsley, b Lockwood ... 10 Yates, b Lockw ood.......... 8 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, c Lockwood, b Brockwell 23 Mr. A. T. Kemble, not out 29 Mold, b Brockwell .......... 0 Oakley, c Marshall, b Richardson ................. 4 B 10, lb 6 .................16 Second Innings, b W. W. Read ... 24 b Lockwood ... 19 b Lockwood ... 0 b Lockwood 3 b Richardson ... 34 c Marshall, b Lockwood ... 2D b Richardson ... 0 b Richardson ... c Hayward, b Richardson ... c Abel, b Lock­ wood .......... not out B ... Total ..........230 S u rre y . First Innings. S u rr ey . First Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 11 Total ...121 Hayward, b Mold ... Brockwell, b Mold .. 41 Richardson, c Tins- ’ey, b Briggs .. Marshall, c Mold, Briggs ............... B 8, lb 9 ... . Total ... . Briggs ... Mold ... Oakley ... Crosfield Baker ... 37.4 15 83 14119 11 31 1 5 2 8 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ......... 14.1 8 21 0 ......... 29 17 30 3 ......... 19 11 23 0 0 Lockwood Richardson Hayward Brpckwell A bel......... First Innings. O. M. R. W. 27 23. 8 CRYSTAL PAL VCE v. EWELL.—Played at Ewel on June 10. C rystal P alaoe . 1 86 3 ... 2 5 74 5 ... 1 20 0 2 24 2 ... 0 10 0 W. W . Read .14 4 40 0 2 0 First linings. T. C. Sheard, b Rawlinson 0 H. Coiegrave, b Pearce ... 23 L. M. Paret. b Harrowell... 0 A. A. Knight, b Pearce ... 22 W. Amsden, c Sutton, b Pearce ........................ 0 A.B.Cipriana.bRawlinson 17 G. Forrester, c King, b Harrowell........................ S. N. Noakes, b Pearce ... C. Forester, b Pearce H. Brander, b Pearca ..253 16 1 0 11 H. F. Hard, sub., not out 0 B 10, lb 2 Total 12 Second Iunings. c Eyre, b King... 45 b Harrowell ... 0 b Harrowell ... 2 b Harrowell ... 8 c Sutton,bHarro- well .......... not out b Harrowell b Harrowell run out.......... not out.......... b Riwlinson B 7, lb 2 ...101 E w ell . Total , 75 T. A. Rawlinson. c Noakes, b Knight 0 T. Hard, b Knight... 4 A. Killick. b Knight 11 W. Charman.rua out 12 W. L. Harrowell, b Knight ................. 0 R. Pearce, b Knight 11 W. B. Mudd.bKnighb 0 F. L. 8utton, b Cole- grave........................ 5 G. Eyre, not out H. King, b Cole- grave ....................... W. Beams, b Knight ................. B 2, lb 1 .......... T o ta l.......... CL\PTON v. WANSTEAD.—P.ayed at Claptan on June 10. C lapton. E.C. Palmer, c Kelly, I R. R. Bruce, not out 54 bRoberts.................48 B17, lb 3 ..........20 J. H.Douglas,notout 130 I — I Total ...252 S. A. Asser, T. W. McEwen. F. G. Wood, W. H. Bedell, P. R. Waterer, R. H.Walbancke, J.O.Perry, and R. Hurt did not bat. Wanstead did not bat. CLAPTOS v. H ENDOS.—Played at Hendon on June 10. H endon . J. A. Wylde, b Bishop 2 E. G. Moon, b Crofts 61 F. W. Andrews, b G. Quirk, not out boybon .................63 B 21, lb 3 ... . A.R.Trimen.b Crofts 18 C. H. Page, b Bishop 12 Total ... . A. Jones, b Bishop... 14 A.W . Kirton, W. G. A. Raveaer, C. Acreb, F. M. Box did nob bat. CLAPfON. ,.2?4 and F. A. Bishop,c Page b Box ........................32 | C.H. Nelson, b Box ... 5 J. H. Robinson, c i n - drews, b B ox.......... 5 H. Boyton, not out... 31 I A. F. Boys, c Moon, b Box ................. A. Dodson, nob out B 6, lb 2.......... Total W. R. Hood, G. Mazengarb, A. E. Mnrbon, G. R. Crofts, and D. J. Williams did not bat. HONOR OAK v. BRIXTON WANDERERS. - Played at Denmark Hill on June 10. B rixton W anderers . First Innings. UPPER CLAPTON v. SAFFRON WALDEN.- Played at Saffron Walden on June 10. S affron W alden . Abel, b Brigg3 .......... 9 Mr. J. Shuter, b Mold 9 Henderson, c Yates, b Mold ................. 1 Mr. W. W. Read, not out ... .................147 Baldwin, b Briggs ... 2 Mr. K. J. Key, c and b Oakley.................20 Lockwood, c Tinsley, b Oakley................. 0 In the Second Innings Abel scored (not out) 54, Henderson, b Mold. 18, Mr. W. W. Read, b Mold, 0, Baldwin (not out) 9, Brockwell, c Kemble, b Mold, 6; b 5.—Total, 92. BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ancashire . Second Innings. O. M. R W. 241 11 38 5 A.B.Taylor, c Osborn, b Sowerby .......... F. R. Arundel, c M>bb, b 03born................. A. H*'cks, c Strode, b Nell ........................ P. R. Cornell, b Mott Rev.H. Hext, c Strode, b Mott ................. A. Gibson, b Osborn 22 W.Gilligan, st Jones, b Mayo .................19 E, Edwards, run out 2 E. White, lbw, b Harrison................. 8 M. Smith, c Jones, b Mayo....................... 3 B. Glover, b Mayo ... 32 F. Rider,b Smedley... 12 E. Cross, b Mayo ... A. Fowler,c Smedley, b H aye3................. F. Odell,b Hayes ... C. Jones not out ... A. Edwards, b Mayo B 1, lb 2................. Total , 87 In the Second Innings E. Edwards scored (not out) 88, White (not out) 11, Glover, c Mayo, b Harrison, 13, Fowler, st Jones, b Mayo, 5, A. Edwards, b Harrison, 0; b 10, lb 3, w 1 —rotal,81. H on or Oak. F. Harrison, c Smith, b Jones ................. G. Smedley, c Rider, b E. Edwards.......... C. Skipwith, c A. Edwards, b E. Edwards................. B. Ramsay, b E. Edwards................. E. Haynes, b Jones ... J. H. Warren,c and b E. Edwards .......... C. Barmby, b Jones A. Jones, b Jones ... J. Johnson, c Odell, b E. Edwards J. Pewtress, not out O. H. Mayo,b Fowler, b E. Edwards B 5, lb 1 ................. Total .i 72 CROYDON v. WHITGIFT WANDERERS. — Played at Croydon on June 10. W hitgift W anderers . R. Biscoe, b Feist ... 5 D. Marks, b Paget ... 35 H. L. Turner, b Tin­ dall ........................ 4 G. Marks, b Paget ... lb E.G.Turner,c Groom, b Paget ................. 5 L. J. Turner, b Kemp 4 G. L. Marks, not out 66 A. E.Howes,cGroom, b Kemp .................41 A. W. Cooper, b Tia- dall ........................ 0 S. J. Ching, b Tin­ dall ........................ 9 E. H. Balch, notout 1 B 19, lb 6 ............25 H. R.Groom, c Ching, b L. Turner .......... 9 T. M. Tindall, lbw, b H. Turner.................38 C. G. Paget, c G. Marks, b H. Turner 5 C. W. M. Feist, nob out ........................40 E. R. Wilkinson, c G. Marks, b L. Turner 9 Total Innings declared closed. Croydon. ...211 A. L. Kemp, b Ching 1 H. W. Ward, b L. Turner ................. 0 A. S. Warren, b L. Turner ................. 2 J. Whitcomb, nob' out ........................11 B 7, nb 1 ........... 8 Total ...123 J. O. Neech and A. E. Williams did not bat. LONDON SCOTTISH v. BARNES. — Played at Brondesbury on June 10. L ondon S cottish . E. A. Bennett, b Hunt A. F. Dennesbon, b Hunb..........................48 H. Maxwell,c Sissons, b Hunb ...................54 D. G. Anderson, b Frith ................. 9 W. Gander, nob out 2 j B 23, lo 1 ..........24 Tobal ..........192 F. J. Anderson, B. Hume. C. K. Macdonald, H. J. R. Pope, N. Fowlie and J. Fleming did nob bat. B arnes . ■93 E. B. 8hine, b Osborn 11 A. N. Lebrocq, b Osborn ................. A. Tregellis, b Osborn S. Wonach, b Mobb... Rev. F. Williams,nob oub ........................ B4, l b l ................. Tobal ..117 U pper C lapton . Firsb Innings. Second Innings. A. Smith, b C ornell.......... 0 * ‘ H. E. Barham, b Shine ... 35 W. J. 8owerby, b Cornell 0 J. 8. Tekell, b Cornell ... 1 J.B. Cobbing iam, b Cornell 0 E. C. Mott, b Cornell......... 5 Dr. Strode, lbw, b Cornell 0 J. Fox, b 8hine ............... 3 P. Nell, b Cornell ......... 0 R. H. Pannell, not oub ... 1 Osborn, c Hexb, b Shine... 1 B l .l b l ...................... 2 Total .................48 b Shine c Arundel, Cornell... b Cornell ... b Corne’l ... b Cornell ... b Shine absenb hurb b Shine b Cornell ... b Cornell ... nob oub B .......... Tobal C. E. Ratcliff, c Den- niston, b Fowler ... 23 W. F. L. Frith, c D. Anderson, b Pope 55 G. B. Hunt, c Mac­ donald, b Pope ... 13 A. Sissons, b Pope A. G. H. Stevens,b F. Anderson .......... 6 J. Walker, nob oub ... 1 J. R. Mossop, nob oub 8 B 13, lb 3, w 2 ... 18 Tobal ...147 A. Hockley, C. L. Shireff, E. R. Keene, and W Hockley did nob bab. CHARLTON PARK v. NE’ER-DO-WEELS. — Played ab Charlbon Park on June 7. C harlton P ark A. H. Pease, c and b Evans .................13 Sb. John Scobb, c Dalbiac, b Evans... 8 R. E.N.Norbh.c and b Evans .................10 Dr. F. W. P. Holbon.b Dalbiac .................76 H. Turrell, b Me Mas­ her ........................58 J. Hunter, c Evans, b Dalbiac .................35 Rev. W. M. C. McAllister, b Dsl- b ia c ........................ 0 H. C. Sargent,sb Har- bobble.b McMasber 24 A. Burnett, nob oub 30 F, Guyer, c King Farlow,b McMas- ter ................ .. H, E. Lawrence, 1 Me Master ......... B 6, lb 2, w 3 .. 3 H. E. Sbutfleld, Lawrenc j,b Holton 41 S. C. King Farlow, b Burnebb ................. 2 Com.Muggeridge, run oub ........................ 21 L. Harbobble, c Law­ rence, b Burnebt... 23 E. Me Master, not oub 33 B. a. F. Grieve,oLaw- rence, b Holbon ... 17 Tobal N e’e r-d o -W e e ls . Firsb Innings. F. E. Seeley, b Hun- ber ........................ Major Dalbiac, b Hunber ................. R. L. Marshall, c Lawrence,b Solbon T. B. Harbobbble, b Hunter ................. O. Evans, b Hunber B 4, lb 1, w 1.......... Tobal ..........144 In the Second Innings Sbutfleld scored, c Scobb, b Sargenb, 0, McMaster, c sub, b Turrell. 5 , Seeley, b Turrell, 2, Dalbiac (nob oub)0, Evans, b Turrell, 0.— Tobal 7.