Cricket 1893

280 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. JUNE 29, 1893 and Nottingham, against G. F. Parry E q and Ten of All England. A ll E ngland . First Innings. Lillywhite, 4, leg before wicket Matthews 4, bowled by Marsden J.Broadbridge, 4, bowled by Marsden H ooker, 11, canght by Vincent Saanders, 8, bow led by Marsden Pilch, 49, caught by Shilton Beagley, 89, bowled by Barker G. F. Parry Esq., 13, bowled by Clarke Caldecourt, 2^, c by Rawlins Dark, 12, c by Rawlins Howard, 0, not out W ide balls 6, Byes 8 Total 178 Second Innings. Caldecourt.28, leg before wicket Hooker, 0, run out J. Broad fridge, 3, ! before wicket Dark, 5, bow led by Marsden Pilch, 56, c by Shilton Saunders,47.c by Barker Matthews, 0, stum pt by Vincent Beagley, P, stum pt by Vincent G. F. Parry Eeq , 3, not out Howard, 2, c by W ool- house Lillywhite, 0, bow led by Shilton W ide balls 7, Bjes 5 Total 156 T h r e e C ou n ties . First Innings. W oolhouse, 6, c by Howard Marsden, 4, c by Dark Rawlins, 0, c by Broadbridge Hall, 8, leg before wicket C. Dearman, 13, b by Broadbridge Clarke, 6, caught by Broadbridge Vincent, 2, not out Jarvis, 0, c by Lilly- white Barker, 1, stum pt by Saunders Gam ble, 7, bowled by Broadbridge Shilton. 7, caught by Saunders Wide balls 1,Byes 5 Total 60 Second Innings. W oolhouse, 4, b by Broadbridge Marsden, 2. caught by Dark Rawlins, 9. stum pt by Saunders Hal), 0, caught by Hooker C. Dearman, 2, stumpt by Saunders Clarke, 2, b by Lilly- white Vincent.1 ,b by LilJywhite Jarvis, 7, run out Barker, 1, not out Gam ble, 0, c by Dark Shilton, 3, c by Pilch W ide balls 1 Total 32 LONDON & W ESTM IN STER BANK v. NOR WOOD.—Played at N orw ood on June 94. N orwood . A . G. Goodwin, c M usson.bGoodchild 34 R . S. B aby, c Brown b G oodchi d ... ... 82 A. Conan Doyle, b G oodchild ........... 8 L . H. de Montezuma, c Bradbery.bG ood- c h ild .......................... 11 T.D.Lee, lbw, b Good- child .......................... 0 C. Checkland.not out 49 ' T o t a l....................157 L . & W . B ank . W . C. Elborough, b G oodchild ........... 0 R. Springeth, b G oodchild ........... 0 P. A. Sharman, b Podm ore...................12 J.L.D.Lee.bPodm ore 3 M. D. Hallam , b P od m ore................. 0 B 7, lb 3, w 3 ... 33 C.A.Goodchild,notout 6 B 13, lb 1 ...................14 C. A. Snell, not out 23 F. F. Musson, b t. G oodw in.................. 66 Total ................. 109 C. J. Douglas, G. Raby, W . Bradbery, E. B. Manfield, A. W. Brown, H. D. Manfield, J. H. Hers- chell, and A. Podm ore did not bat. PALLING SW ICK v. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.—Played at East Acton on June 24. P allingsw ick . E. A. Barrett, b Sykes 77 F. S. Heynemann, b Sykes..........................37 S. Oheeeman, b Sykes 17 E.Hamilton,bComyns 0 E. A. Collins, not out .......................... B 11,lb 1 ........... Total .. 182 A. J. Carter, W . C. Yarborough, H. W. Burnside, H. F. Piper, J. Sanderson, and A. B. Dam pier did not bat. Innings declared closed. L.C.C. W. H. Woodward, b H am ilton.................. l A J. Lane, b Barrett 0 F. 8. Penhouse, c Piper, b Barrett ... 4 W . H. Stovold b Barrett .................. 12 F.H. Briggs, b Hamil­ ton ..........................10 G. Sykes, c Piper, b Barrett ..................33 A.P.Comyns, run out W . V. Morriss, b Cheesman ........... T. H. Evans, b Chees­ man ... ................... C. E. Morel, not out P. Simpson, b Chees­ man ................. B 26, lb 3, nb 1 !" Total ..132 , 101L B„°IB at Nunhead, June 24. S c o » s —O.B.. 53 for nine wickets (Ginger 21, Leigh-Ibbs 9, Doughty 9 ; Sumner 18. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BBIGHTON CO LLEGE v. INNISKILLING DRAGOONS.—Played on the College Ground. C o l l e g e . First Innings Second Innings. A. H. Belcher, b Paynter 21 b Breton ......... 0 C. G. Am es, b Paynter ... 0 b Sales................. 3 J. H. Furmedge, b Sales ... 4 b Breton ......... 1 E. B. Jacques, b Sales ... 21 b Sales................. 6 B. B. Marshall, b Paynter 14 b P a y n te r......... 18 R. W . Harris, b Sales ... 17 b Breton ... ... 0 A. J. Adam, c Price, b Sales .......................... ... 10 run out ............ 0 B. L. Simpson, c Carter,b Faynter .......................... 2 E. E. Fort, bSales ........... 1 P. Le Febvre, b Paynter... 2 R. E. James, not cut........... 0 Extras ... Total ...........10 ...........102 D ragoon s. First Innings. b P aynter........... b Young ........... not out ........... c Breton,b Payn­ ter ................... Extras........... Total ... 41 Lieut .-Co’ . Penne- eiergt.-Major Piince, fa her, c Belcher, b b Jacques ............ Harris ................... 7 Trumptr. Price, c Sergt.-Major Carter, Harris, b Marshall c Harris, b Mar- Pte. Crooks, st Bel- sh a ll.......................... 2 cher, b Harris Corp. Sales, run out 18 Mr. Ho'land.bHarris Capt.Breton,c Adam, Sergt. Young,not out b Marshall ... 16 Extras Sergt. Paynter, b Jacques ... ......... 17 Total . Mr. Jackson, c Am es, b Marshall ........... 1 In the Second Innings Pennefather scored (not out) 12, Sales, c Marshall, b Le Febvre, 8, Breton, b Fcrt, 33, Paynter (not out), 5; extras. 5.—Total, 63. BRIGHTON COLLEGE v. OXFORD AUTHEN­ TICS.—Played on the College Ground on June 24. A uthentics . R. A. Ingram, b Fort 10 C. Philcox, not out... 6 E x tra s ...................12 H. C. Steward, b Jac­ ques .................. ...138 R. D. Budworth, c Harris, b B elch er.. 36 F. H. Gresson, c Total Jacques, b Harris... 19 F. F. Anderson. J. W . North, E. H. G. North L. T. Thring, and P. Le Febvre did not bat. B r ig h t o n C o l l e g e . A. H. Belcher, b Phil­ cox .......................... 6 J. H. Furmedge, b Philcox ................... 0 C . G. Ames, c Ander­ son ,b Philcox.......... 26 E. B. Jacques, c Bud- worth, b Philcox... 5 R. B. Marshall, b Stewart ...................14 R. W. Harris, b Phil- Total... cox ... ................... 5 ...221 A. J. Adam, b Ander­ son .......................... 00 B. L . Simpson, o Philcox,b G ie8son 22 R. F. Orton, b Grea- son .......................... 1 B. Strachan. not out 0 E. E. Fort, b Philcox 1 E x tr a s .................. 18 .158 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v. BRIGHTON CO L­ L E G E .—Played at Brighton on June 20. B rig h to n C o l le g e . First Innings. A. H. Belcher, b Body ... 0 J. H. Furmedge, c Aicey, b Hartley .......................... 6 C. G . Ames, c Ronald, b Hartley ........................... 4 E. B. Jacques, b Hartley... 3 R. B. Marshall, b Body ... 2 R.A. Harris, c Hill b Body 0 A, J. Adam, b H artley ... 6 B. L. Simpson, c H ill, b B o d y .................................. 4 B. Strachan, c Body, b Hartley .......................... 0 P. Le Febvre, not out ... 1 E. E. Fort, c Hodson, b Hartley ........................... 0 Second Innings, c Body, b H ub­ bard .................. ! b Hartley ........... b Carlton ...........! c Body, b Hub­ bard ................... b Carlton ........... c Bannon, b H ubbard run out ........... not out ........... run out ........... c Hodson, b Hub­ bard ................... b Carlton ........... B 11, lb 4.......... ] Total Total , 84 T onbridge S chool . B.D.Bannon,bBelcher 69 J. C. Hartley, b Jacques .................. 73 D.Ronald, b Marshall 31 K. Clarke, b Harris ... 1 W. F. Cooper, b M arshall................... 1 M. O. Hodson, b Mar­ shall .......................... o G.M. Hill, at Belcher, b Marshall ...........28 W . O. Hubbard, b J a cq u e s................... 1 R. B. Airey, not out 14 J. Body, b Marshall 0 E. M. Carlton, b Jacques .................12 B14, lb5, w l,n b l 21 Tcta! ...231 CHARTERHOUSE v. WESTM INSTER. Though there was a very slight difference on the first innings the Charterhouse Eleven had an easy win in this m atch, played at Vincent Square on Friday and Saturday last. The result, their vic­ tory by 105 runs, was chiefly the result of the excellent batting of the captain and Beers in the second innings, and the effective bowling of Baker. In the m atch Baker took eleven wiokets at a cost of fire runs apiece. C h arterh ou se . First Innings. Second Innings. E. H. Bray, c Shearme, b Fisher ...........................15 c Sherring, b F. L. Dane, run out ...........15 W . B. L. Barrington, c and b Fisher ................. . H. Crabtree (Capt.), lbw, b Fisher ........................... 1 E. Anderton, not out ... 19 E. Garrett, b Shearme ... 5 J. B. Dyne, b Bhearme ... 4 W. B. Baker, c and b Shearme ........................... 0 F. J. Peers b Fisher........... 1 W . A. E. Austin, c Ladell, b Fisher .......................... 0 L. K. Smith, b Fisher ... 0 Lb 1, nb 2 ................... 3 c She ring, Fisher ... c Sherring, Shearme... 10 b Shearm e... not out................... Ibw, b Shearme b Bivaz ........... b Shearm e... ... run out c Sheering, Fisher b Fisher b Fisher 1 i 45 1 0 4 __ __ Total ................... 63 T otal ..191 W e stm in ste r S chool . E. H. C ox , b Baker ........... LI Q T,o p rio|.i*aff h G b Baker ... .. 12 cl. D. ilaucil, t uaircuU, It B a k er.................................. 3 c and b Austin. .. 3 W . L. Armstrong, c Dyne, b Anderton ................... 5 c Smith, b Austin ... .. 0 F. B. Sherring (Capt.), b A n d erton ........................... 0 b Anderton ... T. H. Alderson, st Bray, b Baker .................................. 3 b Peers ... „ A. R. Severn, b Baker ... 5 b Baker ... .. 2 J. F. More, b Baker ... 4 b Baker ... „ C. D . Fisher, c Bray, b Austin.................................. 12 b Baker ... .. 1 F. Rivas, run out ........... 3 b Baker „ T. H. Newman, c Fane, b Austin.................................. 6 c and b Baker D. Shearme, not ou t........... 0 not out ... I! o B 3,1b 2, n b l ........... 6 B 4, lb 8, nb 4 16 Total ................... 53 Total .. 96 ETON v. W IN CHE STER. The Eton eleven were seen to advantage at all points in this m atch, played at E ton on Friday and Saturday, and won with five wickets to spare. The all-round cricket of Mason, the W inchester captain, was the m ost noteworthy feature of the m atch. In addition to scoring 79, he took eight E ton wickets for 56 runs. Cunliffe, a medium pace bowler, was m ost successful for Eton. His eleven wickets cost 74 runs. E ton . First Innings. H on. F. W . G. Eger­ ton, c T. Leese, b G ibson ... .*. ... 8 G.E. B. Martin (capt), c T. Leese, b Mason 24 F. H. E. Cunliffe, c Festing, b Hunt ...1 0 C. C. Pilkington, c Kaye, b H unt...........85 W . H. Greenly, o Rowe, b Mason ... 6 P. W .Cobbold, c Hen­ derson, b Mason ... 0 In the Second Innings H.~ F. Meeking, b G ibson ................... H. F. W . Bircham, c Mason, b Gibson... H. W . Kettlewell, c Rowe, b Mason ... A. E. B. Ind, c T. Leese, b Mason ... H. R. E. Harrison, not out 17 13 13 B 25, lb 1, w 3 ... 29 T o ta l.........212 w Egerton scored, c H ed- derson, b Mason, 17 ; Martin, c Hunt, b Mason, 6; Cunliffe, b Gibson, 0 ; Pilkington, c T. Leese, b Mason, 4; Greenly (not out), 12; Cobbold (not out), 9; Meeking, c 0. M. Leese, b Gibson, 2 : B 4.— Total 54. W in c h e st e r . First Innings. J. R. Mason (capt.), Greenly, b Harrison 43 G. H. Rowe, b Cunliffe ... K. Wigram, c Pilkington, b C u n liffe........................... G. B. Stephens, c Cunliffe, b C obbold.......................... 1 T. B. Henderson, b H arri­ son ................................... H. W. Kaye, b Cunliffe ... C. M. Leese, not o u t ... J. H. Hunt, b Harrison T. Leese, b C u n liffe........... G. H. Gibson, c Meeking, b C unliffe......................... . F. S. Festing. b Cunliffe .. B 4 ,lb 2 ................... Second Innings. c H arrison b Pilkington ... 0 b H arrison........... 0 b Pilkington ... 26 b H anison........... 0 c Egerton b C u n liffe........... 5 c Greenly, b C u n liffe...........1 c and b Cobbold 1 c Cobbold, b C u nliffe........... < c and b Cunliffe ( . 26 , 16 b Cunliffe ........... not out ......... B 3, lb 1, w 2,nb 1 Total ........... 130 Total .........135