Cricket 1893

222 CRICKET; A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME. JUNE 22, 1893 YORK SH IRE v. LANCASHIRE. The Lancashire eleven had the satisfaction on Tuesday, at Leeds, of perform ing a feat which M iddlesex, Sussex, Surrey, and Somersetshire had all in turn essayed unsuccessfully. The defeat o f Yorkshire in this m atch was their first reverse o f this season. Lancashire can therefore congratulate itse f on a double victory, in each case of some im portance,during the last few days. For this w eek’s m atch both Counties were well re­ presented. Thewicket, though,was not of the best, and as a consequence batsm en were generally seen to disadvantage. This was hardly the case at the comm encem ent c f the m atch, and, indeed, Mr. Sellers, W ardall, and T unnc’iffe played up so well that Yorkshire, w ho went in first, had eighty up with only two batsm en out. Their success, how ­ ever, received a rude check there, and helped by excellent fielding, Briggs and Mold proved so effective that the eight remaining wickets all fell in dou 'le quick tim e for an addition of only 27 runs. The Lancashire eleven in their turn found run-getting, as the wicket was, no easy m atter. Still they played up with great confi­ dence, and in the three hours that were left on M onday scored 128 for the jo s s of sixw ickefs. The chief credit for t-eir good show belonged to Mr. M cLaren. For two hours and three-quarters he m et all the Yorkshire bowling with unvarying steadiness. Nor could a chance of any lind be urged in disparagement of a sound and painstakiDg display o f batting. Lancashire, who at the end of the first day were 21 on with four wickets in hand, on Tuesday m orning, thanks to the good cricket o f C. Smith and Mr. Crofifie7d, had increased their advantage to 62 by the time the last wicket fell. In tte second innings the Yorkshiremen m ade only a poor show. Briggs’ bowling proved too m uch for them, and Wardall alone of the batsm en displayed any confidence. As it was, w hile he m ade 25, ten others could only account for 24 between them. The innings in fact only reached a total of 53, so that Lancashire won *ith an innings and nine runs to spare. The chief factor in this success undoubtedly was Briggs. In the m atch he took twelve wickets at a cost of just over 6 runs apiece. Y orkshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. Sellers, c Crosfield, b Briggs ..........................37 b Briggs ........... 3 Wardall, b M old..................14 runout.................25 Tunnicliffe, c Mold, b B riggs..................................24 c M’Laren, b Briggs .......... 5 BrowD, c A. Smith, b B riggs.................................. 0 b Briggs ........... 0 Peel, c Tinsley, b Mold 9 c and b Briggs... 1 Wainwright, c Oakley, b B riggs.................................. 4 c Ward, b Briggs 0 M oorhouse, b Mold ........... 1 st C. Smith, b Briggs ......... 1 U lyett,not out ................... 9 b Mold................... 8 Mounsey, c M’Laren, b M old .................................. 0 st C. Smith, b Briggs .......... 0 Hirst, b M old .................... 0 not out ............ 1 Hunter, b M o ld ................... 0 c A. Smith, b Briggs .......... 5 B 7, lb 2 .......................... 9 B ................... 4 Total ................107 L ancashire . Total 53 A. Ward, b Wain­ wright •• ........... 9 Mr. A. C. M’Laren, c Hunter, b Peel ... 1 4 F. Sugg, run out ... 0 A. Smith, c Sellers, b H irtt.................. •• 12 Briggs, c Tunnicliffe, b Peel .................. 8 Baker, run o u t ...........37 Tinsley, c Hunter, b Peel C. Smith, b Peel ... 18 M r.S.M.Crosfield.not out .......................... 15 Oakley cWainwright, b Peel Mold, b Hirst B 5, lb 1... Totel 0 0 G ...169 ... 10 BOW LING ANALYSIS. Y ork sh ire. First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ~ " Mold ... 24.2 10 40 6 .... Briggs ... 26 10 56 4 .... Oakley ... 4 3 2 0 L ancashire . O. M.R. W. Hirst ... 84.3 10 44 2 |P eel... W atdall... 24 11 81 0 IMoorhouse 6 W ’nwright20 7 46 1 |Brow n ... 4 O. . 15 15 O. 23 M. R. W. 5 30 1 8 19 8 M. R. W. 13 28 5 4 5 0 1 9 0 CHARLTON PARK (2) v. ROYAL M ILITARY ACADEM Y (2).—Played at Woolwich on June 17. C harlton P ark . S. B. Sargent, Jacob .................. 68 St. John-Scott. c Dis- ney-Roebuck, b Jacob ... ................. 39 R.E.N .N orth.bJacob 2 A. H. Pease, c Dean, b Thomas .............. 26 < F. Guyer, A. J. Dodd, A. A. Jolly, and A Mascall did not bat. Innings declared closed. H. Stapley, not out .. 24 II. C. Sargent, cDean, b Thom as ... ••• 7 A. F Lovey, not out 5 B 24, lb 8, nb 1 .. 33 Total ..204 R o y a l M ilita r y Academy ( First Innings. W . A. Gemm el, b C. F. L . Mil liken, P ea se......................... 3 lbw, b H. C. S. H. Jacob, b Jolly... 4 Sargent ................... 19 E. L . Hardcastle, b Disney-Roebuck, b Pease .................. 0 Pease .................. 12 D. Deane, b Peasa ... 8 H. L.G. Bell, not out 15 G. H, Gordon, st S. A. Brough, st S. R. R. Sargent, bPease 8 Sargent, b H. C. B. M ainprise.bPeise 8 Sargant ................... 1 L 7oyd-Thom as, st S. B l l . l b l ............ 12 R. Sargent, b Pease 0 — Total ... ... 90 In the Second Inning Gemmel scored, (not out) 15, L ’oyd-Thomas, b Mascall 8, Bell, (not out)4; b 7 —Total, 31. HAMPSTEAD v. BISHOP’ S STORTFORD.— Played at Bishop’s Sto tford on June 14. B ishop’s S t o r t fo r d . R ev. E.D.Shaw, lbw, J. W . Pritchett, c b W a lk er................. 17 Burchett, b Wilson 66 Jones, c Lipscom te, H. J. Carter, b H il­ b Wilson .................. 41 ton .......................... 17 A. P. Sewell, b W ilC. Pritchett, not out 47 son .......................... 11 W . Bevan, b H ilton 19 E. L.Sw ift, c Hilton, E. D, Agnew, not b W ilson.................. 0 out ........................... 10 R. H. W ard, b W alB 13, lb 8 ........... 2L ker .......................... 20 — S E.Sharman, c FarTotal ...........288 miloe, b W ilson ... 9 Innings declared closed, H am pstead. J. C. Toller, c Shaw, 20 bJones ................... C. D. Hamilton, lbw, b Jones ........... ... 0 W . B urcheit,bW ard 8 Hilton, not out ... 7 B 8, lb 3................11 J. G. Q. Besch, c Bevan. b Sewell ... 31 W. H. Kelson, c and b Shaw ...................17 T. M. Farm iloe, b S h a w ..........................53 H. R. Lipscom be, not out ..........................£6 E. W . Bishop, c Total Bevan, b Swift ... 7 P. F. W ilson, b Swift 0 W alker did not bat. U PPE R CL a PTON (2) v. POLYTECHNIC (2).- Played at W im bledon on June 17. U pper C lapton . ...163 W . N. Twelvetrees, b Dutton .................. 10 E.A. Homer, b Mason 48 P. C. Cox, b Dutton .. 5 A. H. Abbott, b Lee 12 A. C. Haslam.run out 3 R.H. Pannell, n otou t 27 Total J. W are and P. Platt did not bat, declared closed. P olytechnic . E.B. Wells, b R evaoi 7 H. Gunson, b Revani 0 C. E. W alsham , not out .......................... 6 B 10, lb 6, w 1 ... 17 ...........135 Innings F. Hall, run out 0 I G. B. Webb, c Has- E. Revani, c and b Homer .................. 15 R. Dutton, c Abbott, b Walsham ...........10 A.G.Gentry, b Homer 1 H. Mason, b Hom er 2 R. N. Lee, lbw, b Homer .................. 2 F.C.Nicholls.cTwelve- trees, b Hom er ... 1 lam, b H om er ... 2 R. Mallett, not out... 0 H.Boswarva bHom er 1 J. E. Burton, c Abbott, b B om er 0 B 9,1b 1 ...........10 Total ... 41 U PPE R CLAPTON v. CHE3HUNT AND DIS­ TR IC T.—Played at Upper Clapton on June 17. C h eshunt and D is tr ic t. First Innings. E. Mann, b O sborn... 1 J.O . Hurst, b Oaborn 0 E. H.Wales.b Osborn 13 F. O. Keysell, b M ott 8 S. Wales, not out ... 34 C. Ramsey, b Osborn 1 F. II. Walshman, b Osborn ................... 8 E. J. Clapham, c Seal, b M o t t ........... J. M. Dover, b Osborn ................... V/. Wales,b Osborn... P. Paul, b Osborn ... B 3, lb 7................... Total ...........86 In the Second Innings, Hurst scored, b Barham, 5, Keysell (not out) 5, C. Ramsay, c Miroy, b Bar­ ham, 1, W alsham, b Seal, 2, Dover, b Barham, 3, Paul, b Seal, 3 ; b 6, lb 2.—Total, 27. U pper C lapton . H. E. Barham, c Dower, b Hurst ... E. J. Miroy, b Dower W . J. Sowerby, b Dower ................... W . H. Seal, c Paul, b Hurst .................. J. J. W illocks, b Dower .................. J B. Lottingham , b Dowers ..................1 E. C. M ott, b Dower 1 J. Fox, b Dower ... 0 C. L. Gillard, not out 18 P. Nell, b Clapham ... 1 Osborn, b Dower ... 3 B .......................... 4 Total , 60 e a g l e h o u s e , s a n d h u r s t , v. w ix e n f o r d . —Played at Sandhurst on June 17. E agle H ouse . First Innings. C. A. W alpole,bTom- kinson ...................27 G. Forsyth, c Parker, b Scott .................. 2D W. D.Black,bTomkin- son .......................... 0 A. H. Du Boulay, lbw, b Torokinson...........18 S. W. Price, cV erney, b Tom kinson........... 0 D. L. Baines, run out 12 R. H. Harris, b Tom - kinson ................... C. H. Kitching, b Buxton ................... S. H. Lee, not out ... H. C.Duffield.runout A. J. Burrell, b Tom - kinson ................... B 5, lb 2, w 8 ... Total 2 2 0 0 15 £6 In the Second Innings W alpole scored, c Taylor, b Buxton, 2, Forsyth (notout), 21, Baines (not out), 4 ; b 1, w 1 —Total, 29. W ixenford . J.V.Isaac, bDnBoulay J. C. Scott, b Black... A. E. Parker, b Du Boulay ................... C .E Am ph’ett.bBlack H.A.Tomkinson.c Wal­ pole, b Du Boulay H.C.M eredith,bBlack S. W.Pomeroy, b Du Boulay ................... R. Hoare, b Du Boulay ................... H Taylor, b Du Bou- Tay ........................... H.Verney.b Du Bou­ lay .................: ... A. Buxton, not o u t .. B 7, w l ........... Total ........... ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL (2) v. B L VCKHEATH PRO- PR IRTA RY SCHOOL.—Played at Leatherhead on June 14. S t . J ohn ’ s S chool . V. G. Ward, run out 16 M. H. Ormsby, b Dalgleish..................24 F. H. Tothill, b Dalgleish,................. 83 A. P. Dawe, b Dal­ gleish ......................... 0 A. J. Edwards, not out ..........................75 A. Ham ilton, w. H. Robertson, and 8. Thom as did not tat. Innings declared closed. B la c k h e a th P.S. H. Spooner, b Malin 1 S. W. Spooner, c Robinson, b Malin 17 W. D. Chamberlain, not out ................... 0 I x t r a s ..................... 11 Total ...177 First Innings. C. Ledger, b Robertson ... J. Robinson, lbw, b Spooner ........................... W . H. Brind, b Spooner ... J. C. Malia, b Robertson... C.Latham.hw.bRobertson F. W . Longstaff, c W aid,b R obertson.......................... C. G. Brandram, b Robert­ son .................................. W. H. Dalgleish, b Spcon- er........................................... L. D e Haviellam, c Dawe, b Spoon er.......................... H. K. Htallard, run out ... H. N. Mi ler, not ou t........... Extras ........................... Total ................... Second Inning*. 0 3 5 b Thomas ... ... 5 0 n otou t ... 0 0 b Robertson ... 5 4 not out ... 1 8 b Robertson ... 10 2 e a n d b Robertson ... 1 0 b Spooner... ... 1 2 5 b Robertson ... 7 2 Extras ... 5 31 Total ... ... 55 ST. JOHN’3 SCHOOL v.BLACK BEATH SCBOOL —Played at Blackheath on Juno 14. S t . J ohn ’ s S chool . First Innings. R M. Lees, run o u t ... 63 W- B. Sandberg, run out .......................... 6 F. H. Mustard, c Whately, b W ether- ell..................................26 A. B. Stokes, c and b W etherell.................. 0 G. S. F. Rutty, c Mossman ,bW ether­ ell.................................. 2 S. E. Osborne, c Whately, b Auld-.. 35 K. E. W arreo,retired 0 J. J. G. Carson, not out ...........................12 A. H. H odson,b Auld 4 C. E. Muckleston, b A u ld .......................... 1 W. J. C. ScarliD, c Anld, b W etherell Extras ... 17 T o ta l....................167 In the Second Innings Sandberg scored (not out) 18, Rutty (not out) 19 ; extras 13 —Total, 50. B la c k h e a th S ch o ol. F. D. S. Jackson, run out ............................ 2 G. Latham,b Rutty ... 40 M. C. Wetherell, c Scarlin,b Hodson... 0 W . R. Whately, run out ..........................29 W . D. Auld, c L es, b R u tty..........................24 C. E. G. Lee, b Hod­ son .......................... 0 R. A. Brandraro, c Sandberg, b Rutty 4 A. S. Jackson, b Hod­ son ........................... 5 N. M cDougall. c Sandberg, b Rutty 12 H.E.W hately,bHod- son .......................... 13 S-- W. M ossman, not out ................... ... 4 Extras ...........21 Total .......... 154 D urham H ouse S ch o o l v. Iris. -P layed at Dul- T.ichon Saturday 17th. Scores—Durham House, ^48 (F. Ticehurst 42 n ot o u t); Iris, b5. U pton Grammar S ch o o l v. G odw in R oad S c h o o l—Played in W est Hara Park on June 17. Scores—Grammar School, 98 (N. G otob ed 2 5 ); Godwin Road, 63 (W ooley 21).