Cricket 1893

JUNE 22, 1893 (0RXCKET s A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, 227 U ppingham S chool . First Innings) C. E. M. W ilson, c Harri­ son,h Thom pson ...........97 S. P. Bell, b Thom pson ••• 19 G. R.Bardswell, b Thom p son ....................................23 E. F. R. H olroyd, b Shou- brid g e.................................. 7 L. Birley, b Shoubridge ... 7 E. Cowan, stA . G. Melly, b E. E. Steel .................. 7 S. A. Sharp, c Harrison, b Thom pson ....................39 G. S. C over, hit wicket, b E. E. S te e l......................... 3 A. W . Watson, not out ... 4 C. M. Baber, lbw, b E. E. Steel .................................. 9 T, Taylor, b Shoubridge 1 Extras ................... 7 Second Innings c Harrison, b E. E. S teel........... 5 b E. E. Steel ... 4 c Eccles, b E. E. Steel ............ 2 c A . G. Melly, b Shoubridge b E .E . Steel . b Shouv.ridge . b E .E . Steel . b E. E. Steel c Fccle3, b E. E. Steel.................. 0 c Eccles, b E. E. S teel................. 17 not out ........... 2 Extras ... 3 Total ..223 To! al 75 LONDON AND W ESTM IN STER BANK v. LON­ DON JOINT STOCK B a NK.—Played at Cham ­ pion Hill on June 5 and 6. J oint S tock B ank . Dubois,lbw, b Mackin­ tosh .......................... Echerington, b P o d ­ m ore .......................... Harris, b Podm ore ... Horn, c Squire, b P o d m o re .................. Cobb, b Podm ore Hughes, b Podm ore .. Cumings, c Manfield, b H ersch ell........... Scamm ell, b Pod­ m ore ................... Clark, b Herschell... Readi :g, not out ... Morris, b Herschell B 3, lb 3 ........... L. & W . B. Total 73 C.A.Snell, b Ethering­ ton .......................... 57 T. W . M ackintosh, c Scamm ell, b Morris 45 C. S. J. Douglas, c Dubois, b Morris ... 0 G. Raby, c Dubois, b M orris .................. 20 F. F. Muason, E. B. Manfleld, J. H. Herschell, H B. 8auire, and A. Podm ore did not bat. P. W. Brooks, not out .......................... 52 W . Bradbery, not out ........................... 1 B 13, lb 3, w 4 ... 20 Total ...165 LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK (3) v. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK (3).—Played at Cham pion Hill on June 5 and 6. L & W. B. (3). J. P. Murray, b Theo­ bald .......................... 15 C. J. Cross’ey. b W hitby ................... 4 S. Bowm an, b Bay- f o r d ........................... 5 B. L ightfoot, c and b Bayford ...........46 T. W. Haines, b W hitby .................. 1 R. H. W atson, b W h itb y ...................23 L. J. P, Pearpoint, b Haines 1 Com es, c and b Murray ................... 8 Pavitt, b Croesley ... 3 Theobald, b Light- f o o t ...........................16 Earnshaw, b Murray 5 S*orey, b Bowman ... 17 M cCloy, b Bowman 0 M. J. Lewis, b Bay­ ford ........................... E. G. Keeping, b B a y fo r d .................. L. C. Hockin, not out C. T. Newman, b W hitby ................... H. Crossley, absent B 16, w 1 ........... Total , 113 P .(3 ). Youngim n, b Light- f o o t ........................... Appleyard, c Haines, b Lightfoot ........... Bayford, not out ... W h itby, b Light­ foot ................. . ... B 5, lb ? , w l ........... Tota ................... HORNSEY v. NORTHBROOK.—Played at Lee on June 17. N orthbrook . C. Pearce, c Mann­ ing, b C larke.......... 0 J. Dacres, b Dent ... 29 C. 0. Springthorpe, c Dent, b Manning ... 42 H- V. H ewitt, c Moore, b Instone 31 A. H. Smith, not out 25 B ...........................10 S. Abbott, b Davis ... 56 , Total ...136 J. W. Knowles, W. O. Willi?, H. W . Sm ith, T. W. Blenkiron, aud V. Sm ith did not bat. Innings declared closed. H ornsey . First Innings. Second Innings. F. B. Dent, c V. Smith, b A .H . Sm ith ................... 9 F. 0. Tubby, b V. Sm ith... 4 L. Clarke, lbw, b Y. Smith W . H. Davis, c and b V. Smith b Springthorpe 0 c A. H. Smith, b p r ingthorpe 4 20 W . E. Manning,b V.8m ith 1 n otou t J. H. Nicholls, c Hewitt, b A H. Smith ................... l b W illis H. Collingridge, b A. H. Sm ith ................................... 0 C. M. Instone, b V. Bmith 0 G. L. Moore, not out ... 2 T. A. N icholls, c H. W. Smitn, b V. Smith........... 4 J. Dempsey, a b sen t.......... 0 B 1, lb 3, w 2 ................. 6 Total ...................47 not out c A. H. Smith, b Springthorpe 5 Total ... 28 KENSINGTON v. ANCHORITES.—Played W ood Lane, 8hepherd’s Bush, on June 17. A n c h o r it e s . at B. R. Pisher, b Tay­ lor .......................70 J. Iastrzebski, c Jacks, b Todd ... 1 J. L. W estland, b Plewm an................... 1 W . Whyte, c N ichol­ son, b Plewman ... 4 E. O. Jone3, b Plew­ m an ........................... 0 J. Carter, b Plew­ man ............................ 5 C. W. Lavender, b Jacks ................... 8 P. Minter, b Jacks... 0 T. R. Armstrong, b Taylor ...................34 F. C. Turner, not out 0 F. A. Davies, b Taylor ................... 0 B 17, lb 4 ...........21 Total... ...144 F. H. Briges, Turner, b Carter ... 11 W. R. Jacks, c Tur­ ner, b C arter........... 1 G. P. N icholson, b W hyte .................. 23 E. B. Todd, b Carter 26 K ensington . F. E. Wood, not out 43 W. B. Jacks, b W liyte ................... 2 J. Briggs, n ot out ... 41 B 11,1b 4, nb 1 ... 16 Total ...163 n . Arthur, H. D. Taylor, G. G. Plewman, and C. R. Bryan did not tat. Splendid for Sprains or Tender -r F e e t - For 1^d. A t Home A Sea Bath OF CHEMISTS, Etc. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS y. ST. JOHN’S 8CHOOL,LEATHEBHEAD.—Played atLeather- head on June 17. S t . J o h n ’ s S c h o o l . First Inrfings, W . B. Sandberg, b M arsden................... 3 R. M .Rees.c Marsden b Braithwaite ........28 F. H. Mustard, b Hutchinson ........... 5 G. S.P.Rutty, b Mars­ den ........................... 0 S. E. Osborne, b W orth in gton ...........19 A. B.Stokes, b Hutch- Total .................108 in s o n .......................... 14 I In the Second Innings Rees scored (not out), 12, Mustard (not out;, 21, Rutty, b Woodall, 2; b 15, w 1, nb 1.—Total, 52. H ampstsa N ondescripts . J. G. Carpon, c stud b Braithw a ite ........... 5 A.H.Hodson, c Mars­ den. b Braithwaite 0 A. P. Dawe.b (Harden 3 W. T. C. S 2arlin, b Marsden................... 6 A .I. Edward,not out 0 B 12, lb 13 ...........25 G. H. Woodall, b Hod- 3on .......................... 26 W . W . A ’ Deane, run out .......................... 9 J. S. W orthington, c Rees, b Scariin ... 15 O. B. Tudor, c Rees, b Scariin................... 3 H. T. Tewson, run out ............................13 E. W. H. Beaton, b E d w ards...................51 C. Braithwaite, b Scariin ................... 8 H. F. A. Smith c Carson, b Edwards 17 L. HutchinsOD, not o u t .......................... 12 C. N. Carvalho, b O sborn e................... 0 E. 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