Cricket 1893

JUNE 15, 1893 CRICKET r A WEEKLY RECORD THE GAME; 2 0 1 ESSEX y. YORKSHIRE. Though they were fairly successful just at the commencement of this match at Leyton on Thursday, the Essex eleven were in the result outplayed at all points, and had to put up with a decisive defeat by ten wickets. The first day’s play was all in favour of Yorkshire, who, after dismissing their opponents for 184, scored 138 with only three batsmen out. Essex, who were 119 behind on the first innings, lost six wickets in the Second for 43. Some good cricket by Freeman, who ultimately carried out his bat for 41, and Mr. Gosling, however, enabled them to save the innings, the last three wickets adding 101 runs. This left Yorkshire with 26 to win, which Tunnicliffe and Mounsey got without difficulty Essex were without Messrs. C. J. Kortright and A. S. Johnston. E ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, c Wain­ wright, b Brown .......... Carpenter, st Earnshaw, b Brown ... .................2 Mr. A. P. Lucas, b Brown Mr. H. Hailey, c Ulyett, b Brown ........................ Burns, b Peel ................. Mr. R. C. Gosling, c Eam- shaw, b Brown ..........11 Mr. C M Gahey, lbw, b Wainwright ................. 7 Freeman, b Peel .......... 0 Mead, b Peel .................15 Russe'l, c Sellers, b Peel... 8 Pickett, not o t .......... 2 B 2, lb 1 ........................ 3 c Earnshaw, b Peel.................11 c Lord Hawke, b V\ainwright... 16 0 b Wain M ight... 0 50 b P eel................. 4 16 c Tunnicliffe, b Wainwright.. 1 8 Tunnicliffe, b Wainwright... 28 lbw, b P eel......... not out .......... c Earnshaw, b Wainwright... c S e l l e r s , b Wainwri ht.„ run out .......... B 8, lb 2 ... Total Total ...144 Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. M o o r h o u s e , c M‘Gahey,b Pickett 14 Ulyett, not out . ... 46 Mounsey, c Gosling, b Pickett................27 Earnshaw, b Pickett 0 B 8,1 b 7, w 1 ... 16 Lord Hawke, b Mead........................ 4 Mr. A. Sellers, c Russell, b Mead ... 31 Tunnicliffe, b Burns 48 Brown, b Pickett ... 28 Peel, run out ..........45 Wardall, c Pickett, b Mead........................ 6 W a i n w r i g * h t , c Pickett, b Burns ... 38 In the Second Innings Tunnicliffe scored (not out) 13, Mounsey (not out) 7; b 4, lb 3.—Total, 27. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Total ...303 E ssex . First Innings. O. M. R. W. .12 5 27 0 .22 8 56 1 .. ,27.2 12 35 4 ., .19 5 56 5 . 10 7 7 0 Y orkshire First Innings. O. M. R. W. 49 17 109 3 .......... 38.4 15 86 4 .......... 20 1 41 2 11 3 30 0 8 0 17 0 1 0 4 0 Burns bowled a wide Moorhouse Wainwright Peel ... ... Brown ... W ardall... Mead ... Pickett Burns ... Carpenter Owen ... McGahey Seconi Innings. O. M. R. W . ...3.3 0 7 0 . ...29 12 66 6 . ...29 12 44 3 . ... 3 0 17 0 Second Innings. O. M R W. . 6 3 11 0 5.33 9 0 BRENTWOOD v. KENSINGTON PARK.-Played at Brentwood on June 7. B rentwood . C. H. Escott, c Hold­ ship, b White.......... 2 J. J. Read, c Scott, b Holdship.................39 Cutts, c Orman, b Holdship.................38 E. H. CoMin, b "White 17 E. E. Lewis, b Scott 13 C. G. Merewether, b H oldship................. 3 R. Courage, b Hold- ship........................... 2 J. Clarke, b Hold- s h ip ........................ 0 J. Matthews, notout 17 J. Sperling, c White, b Scott C. Bond, b Scott B 14, lb 2 ... Total.........160 K ensington P ark . J. Orman, b Courage 6 Hawkswortb, b Cour­ age ............................48 G. Street, c Clarke, b Courage ...................27 W. Holdship,c Mere- wether, b Cutts ... 12 W. Scott, c Courage, b Matthews .............23 O. Wbite, c Clarke, b Courage .................. 3 Capt. Orman,b Cutts 0 M. Nicholas, not outlOl Gordon Campbell, b Cutts.......................... 24 Capt. Maxwell, not out ......................... 4 B 6, lb 5 .............11 Total.......... 254 M.C.C. & G. v. KENT. The Marylebone eleven had an easy win in this match, played at Lord’s on Thursday and Friday last, having 21 runs and an innings in hand at the finish. The chief features of the cricket were the fine innings of Dr. W. G. Grace, and the good bowling of Davidson and Pougher for M C.C. side, the excellent batting of Rev. F. Meyrick-Jones, and effective bowling of Alec Hearne for Kent. During the three hours and a quarter he was in, W. G. made very few faulty strokes, none that could be construed into a chance. His play was characterised by great freedom, and all round the wicket he was seen to equal advantage. Meyrick- Jones, the old Cantab who used to play for Hants, made his first appearance for Kent in this match. He scored 96 for once out. In the second innings he hit with great vigour, making 45 out of 53 in fifty minutes. M.C.C. Mr. W. G. Grace, c Hibberd, b G. Hearne ..................128 Mr. J. J. Ferris, b A. Hearne ....................15 Chatterton, c Hib­ bard, b G. Heame 35 Caot. L.A. Hamilton, o Blair, b Wright... 17 Davidson, c Fox, b G. Hearne ........... 6 Mr. F. G. J. Ford, c Malden, b Wright 35 K e n t . First Innings. A. Hearne, c Board, b Pougher ... ................. 0 Mr. E. Malden, c Board, b Pougher ................. 0 Mr. E. M. B air, b Pougher ........................26 Mr. L. Wilson, bDavidson 28 Mr F. Marchant,c Board, b Davidson ................. 1 Mr. C. J. M. Fox, c Board, b Davidson ................. 6 Rev. F. Meyrick-Jones, c Chatterton, b Ferris ... 45 G. G. Hearne, c Luard, b D avidson........................ 5 Wright, c Board, b David- s ii ........................ ... 3 Mr. J.A. Hibberd, not out 3 Martin, c Chatterton, b Capt. A H. Luard, b A. Heame ..........15 Pougher, c Hibb rd, b A. H earne..........11 Mr. G Vandespar, lbw, b A. Heame... 7 Whitehead, not out 7 Board, b A Hearne 0 B 8, lb 2, w 1 .. 11 Total ..........287 Second Innings. b Pougher..........17 c Chatterton, b Pougher..........22 c Whitehead, b Pougher ... 26 b Davidson ... 11 bP .u gh er... ... 3 c andb Davidson 0 Ferris... B 3, nb 1 not out b Davidson c Pougher, Davidson c Ferris, Pougher ... run out B .......... ... 41 ... 0 b ... 2 b Total .................127 Total ...139 BOWLING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. O. M.R. W. Wright 41 15 98 2 A. Hearne 33 12 43 5 Martin ... 25 6 44 0 O. G.Hearne 22 Fox.......... 7 Malden... 4 M. R. W 3 54 3 0 22 0 0 15 0 Fox bowled one wide. K e n t . First Innings. O. M.R. W. Pougher ... 30 11 62 3 Ferris........ 13.4 4 28 2 Davidson ... 25 14 33 5 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 24.3 9 60 5 . ... 6 2 12 0 . ... 29 11 62 4 Davidson delivered a no-ball. CROWHURST v. LONDON SCOTTISH.—Played atNeasdenou June 3. C rowhurst . A. Gibb, c Morton b Bennett ................. 0 R. Haylor, b Bennett 2 F. Tootell, lbw, b Bennett .................11 Musgrove, b Bennett 14 Baso, run out .......... 8 Marriott, b Morton... 3 Woolley, c and b Morton ................. 4 Tyndman, b Mair ... 0 W.P. Cope, c Morton, b Bennett .......... 5 G. H. Haylor, not out ........................ 11 Biockman, c Mac­ donald. b Bennett 2 B9, l b l . w l ..........11 Total , 71 L ondon S cottish . B. Pares did not bat. C. K. Macdonald, c and b Brockman ... 25 R.A.Bennett, c Hynd- man, b Brockman... 1 R. Scott Morton, b Brockman ..........10 J.D. Laing, c Haylor, b B rockm an.......... 3 L. Gibson, run o u t... 0 B. Hume, b Haylor... 14 R. Allison, ran out... T. Mair, c Hyndman, b Haylor................. J. Anderson, run out G. Williams, b Bass H. Allison, not out... B 7, lb 2................. Total , 80 FOREST HILL v. CHARLTON Played at Forest Hill on June 10. F orest H il l . PARK.— H. E. Hockley, not out ........................62 W. P. Dean, st Lau­ rence, b Martin ... 19 F. Skipperrb Ogilvy 29 B 9,1b 3.................12 HA.Hooker,b Martin 32 A.C.Robertp.cBumett, b Ogilvy ................. 2 J. A. Knight, c and b Martin ................. 9 R. Tokely, c Scott, b Martin .................21 W.L.Pierce.cBurnett, b O g ilv y.................24 J. Large, W. W. Capes, and C. Welchman did not bat. Innings declared closed. C h a rlto n Park. H.E.Laurence.bCapes 1 Capt. M‘Canlis, c Skipper, b Capes ... 23 Total , 210 Sir John Scott, Welchman .......... 2 H. Ogilvy, c Hooker, b Capes ... ... ... 13 A. H. Pease, c Knight, b W elchm an..........21 W. Martin, o Capes, b W elchm an.......... 0 H. TurreU,b Hockley S. R. Sargent, lbw, b H ockley................. A.Burnett,c Roberts, b Hockley .......... F. G. Allen, not out... A. G.Dodd.b Hockley B 12, lb 2, n b l ... Total 1 1 1 5 3 15 80 FORE8T HILL (2) v. CHARLTON PARK (3).— Played at Charlton on June 10. F orest H il l . G. Tokely, b M‘Canlis 8 G.A.Nicolls.bBurnett 8 F. Seel, b M'Canlis ... 3 L. H. Roberts, run out 22 J.W. Pratt, b Burnett 0 W. Royd Smith, c A. Lovey, b A.F. Lovey 17 F. Green, c A. Lovey, b M Canlis ..........30 F. Healey, b Stapley F. Gould, c Martin, b Burnett .......... H. Green, c Burnett, b M'Canlis .......... H. Reid, not out ... B 4, lb 4................. Total 9 , 1 . 8 ..114 C harlton P ark . Major North, run out 2 W.M‘Canlis,bHealey 9 A. F. Lovey, b Nicolls W. Stapley, b Healey W. Burnett, b Nicolla A. Martin, e Pratt, b Nicolls ................. A. M*Canlis, lbw, b Nicolls ................. A. Lovey, b Healey... W.J.Cowley, c Smith, b Healey.................11 Channon, b Healey... 0 F. Guyer, not out B 3, nb 2 Total , 19 5 , 65 UPPER TOOTING v. ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL.- Played at Upper Tooting on June 10. S t . M ary ’ s H ospital . M.F.Squire,c Urwick, b Titcomb ..........11 L. Oliver, c Scott, b Titcomb .................18 J.C.Smellie,bTitcomb 7 Whitelaw, c Franks, b Titcomb .......... 5 E.G.Sworder,runout 4 W . C. Craven,c Whit­ ley, b Urwick.......... 3 Osbourne, not out... A. L. Jackson, b Titcom b................. B.F.Wingate.bUrwick J. Templeton, b Ur­ wick .......... .......... A.F.Perigal.c Franks, b Urwick................. B 1 0 ,lb l.w l ... 8 Total , 85 U pper T ooting . R. R. Sandilands, c and b Templeton... 50 H.B.Willet.b Sworder 6 J.W.Russell.bSworder 0 S.LeaSmith.bSworder 6 H. S. Urwick, c and b Smellie .................19 R.C.Franks,bHerigal 8 J. H. Titcomb, b Sworder .................23 A. W. Mead, b Tem­ pleton ................. H.L.Scott, b Sworder A. E. Whitley, b Tem­ pleton ................. J. W. Butcher,not out B 7 ,lb 5 ................ Total ...128 UPPER CLAPTON v. HENDON.—Played at Upper Clapton on June 6. H endon . First Innings. A.E.Freer, b Willocks 8 J. A.Wild.c Robinson, b Westhorp .......... 0 Collett, not out ... 22 Warden, b Westhorp 2 Scott, b Mott .......... 2 B 14, lb 4, w 1 ... 19 S. W . Knight,b Robin­ son ........................38 E.G.Moon,bWesthorp 30 F. W. Andrew, c Fox, b Mott .................16 A. R. Trimen, b Wes­ thorp ........................ 3 C.H.Page.cWesthorp, b Mott ................. 5 Total ....................165 C. S. Knight, c Mott, b Westhorp ..........£0 In the Second Innings Knight scored, c Robin­ son, b Seal 10, Moon (not out), 5, Andrew, c Seal, b Barhair. 13 Page, b Vvesthorp, 11, Freer, c Homer, b Seal, 6; b 1, lb 1.—Total 47. U ppe r C lapton . H.E. Barham, b Freer 5 E. C. Homer, b Freer 5 J . Westhorp, b Collett 61 E. J. Miroy, b Page... 0 W. H. Seal, c Trimen, b Page ................. 4 J. S. Tekell, c Collett, b Trimen.................23 W. W. K. Bobinson, b Collett .................11 J.J.Willocks, runout 12 E. C. Mott, run out 23 J. Fox, b Knight ... 9 C. L. Gillard, not out (I B9, l b2 .................11 Total .. 164