Cricket 1893

JUNE 29, 1893 CRICKETs A WEEKLY RECORD Qtf THE GAME* 238 cricket can’t be played too strictly, but here is surely a case where it’s better to be gener­ ous than law-abiding. Notch No. 2.—Did T. 0 .O’Brien tread upon, or in some other way hit the wicket during his long innings against Surrey ? Wood, I see it reported, says he did, and one must believe him. But umpire could not give him out, not being certain. I don’t know who the umpire was ; that’s of no moment ; all I say is, ac n’t censure him for not seeing. As usual I was umpiring on Saturday. By-the-bye, I am a terrible stickler and martinet now—a perfect terror to lax and lawless cricketers. Thus, I won’t allow any fielder to handle the bat whilst waiting for the next man to come in, because law No. 18 says I must not. It is astonishing to find that most club oricketers have never heard of the existence of that law. W p H, I was standing at short-leg on Saturday, a big leg-hitter was in, and a slow leg-break bowler went on. I had a very uncomfortable time of it, my one thought was my own bodily Bafetv ; batsman seemed to be keep­ ing up a perfect cannonade, with me as his mark, until I forgot everything. It would have been impossible for me to see much that ought to have been seen, with that frightful bat of his sweeping round after time. Another thing noticed was th is: the sun was getting low in the West, at short- leg I was directly in the line of i t ; the crease was wholly invisible, as I pointed out to the captain: it was all right when to a left- handed batsman I stood on the opposite side of the wicket, having the sun behind me. I could nol have given a batsman “ stumped,” unless he had got well up the pitch. So be patient with umpires. Olla Podrida or Scraps .—The “ Old Buffer” writes me again that, owing to the ice not breaking up, he won’t be here as early as he hoped.—With a boundary hit reckoned as fou r , ought it to be possible to count five for a hit short of the boundary ?— W ill correspondents kindly bear in mind that I cannot answer their questions pri­ vately, but will promise to do so in these Notches whenever I deem a qaestion likely to interest most readers. B E X L ’LY v. NORTHBROOK.—Played at Bexley on June 24. N orth brook . W . D. Butler, c Ash­ down, b M a rt......... 0 H. N. Smith, c Crowe, b Marc ................... 2 S. A. Abbot, c Mart, b A shdow n................... 5 F. Leeds, b Ashdown 38 H. Leeds, b Mart ... 0 H. Tompkins, runout 16 E. Nainan, b Ash­ down ................... 1 B e x l e y . A. H. W oolmer, b Ashdown ........... A. A. Kennard, not out .......................... J.W. Plumer, c Mart, b A sh dow on........... P. R. Steele, c Mart, b Ashdown ........... E xtras.................. Total , 82 Keeble, Butler, b F. L e e d s ......................... 2 Maybe, c H. Leeds, b Abbott ................... 5 Church, b Abbott ... 0 Crowe, c Butler, b Abbott ................... 9 Bayne3, bT om kins... 10 Rae.c Butler, b Smith 49 Mart, b Kenntrd ... 13 Hard, b Kennard ... Ashdown, c Butler, b K ennard.................. Smith, c Abbott, b Smith ................... Jessie, not o u t........... E x tr a s ................... Total .........1 BOSTON PARK v. CLINTON .—Played at Brentford on June 21. B oston P a r k . A. E. H ariis.c Sykes, b Tovey .................... 7 W . Vosper, c Clark, b E le y ...........................25 G. H. Jupp, junr., c Clark, b Tovey ... 4 G- H. Jupp, sen., b Fair b u r n .........................29 G. Band, c McCann, b Clark .......................14 R. Rapkin, b C lark ... 18 _ „ C lin to n . G. G odfrey, b Jupp, G _ junr ....................................................... J. Clark,b Jupp,junr. 33 J. Fairburn, b Pal­ mer ............................... 15 W. H. E iey.c Barnes, b P a ln n r........................21 A. Tovey, b Jupp, janr...................... o J. B. Moore, b Jupp, 0 W. Poupart, b Clark 0 E. Lacey, b Clark ... 2 J. W. Barnes, b Fairburn.................. 1 E. Underwsod, c Priddy, b Fairburn 21 Palm er, not out Extras ... Total . 149 H. McCann, b Palm er ................... F. Fox, b Jupp, junr. R. Scholbridge, b Jupp, jan r................ F. Priddy, not out ... R . F. Sykes, b Palm er ................... E x tr a s ................... N E’ER-DO-W EELS v. CRYSTAL P A L A C E .- Played at Crystal Palace on June 24. N e ’ er - d o -W e e l ?. E. G. Raphae1, b Lul- G.Forrester,c Baker ham ........... ........... 0 J. Harbottle, b Lul­ ham ..........................20 E. G. McMaster, c Grant, b Lulham ... 9 A. Kennett, c Nelson, b Aste ................... 4 W . J. Raphael, not out ..........................41 O. Evans, st Baker, b A s te ............................ 0 C. E. Smith, run out 15 C r y s t a l P a l a c e . b Knight C. Upton, c Knight, b A s t e ................... W. L. Pare.c Grant, b A s t e ................... J. Leebey, b Lul­ ham ...................... B 3, lb 3 ........... T otal...........102 W. T. Grant, c F. G. Raphael, b M c­ Master ......................87 F. H. Nelson, b M c­ M aster ......................28 L. H. Neame, c Pare, b McMaster ............ 6 F. W . Aste, b M c­ M aster .......................23 J. H. Todd, c Pare, b McMaster ............ 0 J. Aste, c Kennett, b E vans........................... 7 A. W. G. W oolloton did not bat. A. A. Knight, c Pat­ terson, b E vans... 11 E. H. Lulham, not out .......................... 29 J. M. Gowanlock, b E. G. Raphael ... 96 H. Baker, c M«- Master, b E. G. Raphael... ... ... 7 B 20, lb 1, w l ... 22 Total ...316 SOUTH SAXONS v. SOUTH LYNN .—Played at the Saffrons, Eastbourne, on June 21. S outh L ynn . Rev. H. V on E. Scott, c Dunlop, b Tindall 6 Rev. A. C. Scott, b Henson ................... 7 E. Matheson, c G. Papillon, b Tindall 9 E.O.Powell, b Tindall 16 E. T. B. Simpson, b Tindall ...................27 G. Cuming, c G. H. Papillon, b Henson 50 J. A. Crocker, b Hen­ son ........................... C.D.Pawle. b Dunlop W. H. Whatley, b H en son ................... J. S. Hawkins, not o u t ........................... R. W aterer, c Spar­ ling, b Dunlop ... Extras.................. H.G.Papillon, not out 165 G. K. Papillon, hw, b A. C. Scott ...........55 G.E.Dunlop,st Pawle, b H. Von Scott ... 57 S outh S axons . Total ../l 35 P. H. Papillon, not out .......................... 13 Extras...................12 Total W . A. S. Sparling, Rev. H. O. L. Tindall, J. E. Fellowes, Dr. H. L. Pocock, Henson, C. Jones, and E. W. Thornton did not bat. Total . 93 INCOGNITI v. CRYSTAL PA L ACE.—Played at the Crystal Palace on June 21 and 23. C rystal P alace . First Innings. Secood Innings. F. D. Pawle, c Paine, b Horner ............................. 21 c Horner, b D ’Aeth ...........21 A. C. Patterson, c Paine, b H orner ......................... 9 not out ............27 G .E . Bicknell, bH orner 11 b Paine ............25 C. Mitchell, b D’Aeth ... 22 absent, hurt ... 0 J. H. Todd, lbw, b Horner l c P a r k e , b D ’Aeth ........... 4 Capt. Flem ing, c D’Aeth, b Horner .......................... 17 c Fielding, b Paine ...........23 H. Baker, b D ’Aeth . 1 st Fielding, b Paino ........... 0 J. M. Gowanlock, b D’Aeth ............................ 6 st Fie’ ding, b Paine ...........23 A. W . Gardner W oolloton, not out ......................... 2 lbw, b Paine ... 1 A. A. Baker, bHorner ... 6 b Horner ............ 2 J. Aste, absent .................... 0 c Fielding, b Horner ........... 4 B 8, w 1 ................... 9 B ...................... 6 Total ............ 105 T otal ...136 I ncogniti . First Innings. Second Innings. E. A. Parke, b A s t e ...........59 b F lem in g......... 43 E. W . Collin, b Patterson 4 b A. Baker ... 19 E. K. H. D ’Aeth, st H., b A. Baker .......................... 5 c Todd, b Aste ... 5 Capt. W illes, c G owan­ lock, b Bicknell ........... 7 c A. Baker, b A sto................... 2 M. H. Paine, c Bicknell, b A. Baker .......................... 0 c Todd,b Patter­ son ................19 W . Muir, b Flem ing...........10 b F lem in g............. 9 E. Milner Jones, run out... 11 n o to u t ............. 9 F. Fielding, not o u t ........... 2 not out ............. 0 C. E. Horner, c W oollo­ ton, b Aste ................... 0 M. S. Farmer, c Aste, b Flem ing ...........................12 c Bicknall, b Patterson ... 7 E. H. Lulham, c Fleming, b A ste..................................10 B 4, lb 4 ................... 8 B ................... 1 Total ...128 Total 5...114 HORNSEY v. CHRIST’S C O L L E G E .-P layed at Hornsey on June 2'. H o r n se y . W. P. Harrison, lbw, b W alker...................26 G. P. Cox, b B ox...........22 L. H. Bacmeister, b WalKer .................. 8 G. H. Swinstead, b Box .......................... 46 W. H. Davis, c Mel- drum, b Box ...........48 J. M. Giblett did not bat closed. C hrist ’ s C ollege . F. H. Swinstead, b Walker ........... ... 32 E. A. Cox, b Fisher 0 F. Orton, b W alker 17 H. W. Priestley, not out ..........................18 S. W hite, not out ... 21 Extras ...........11 T o t a l...........249 Innings declared O. H. Davies, b G. H. Swinstead ...........18 J. A. Meldrum, b Bac­ m eister ................... 4 W. H. Walker, lbw, b F. H. Swinstead ... 3 B. F. O’Dowda. c and D F. H. Swinstead 2 O. P. Fisher, c Orton, b B acm eister........... 9 H. Smyth, c and b F. H 8w in stead........... 8 C. A. Conolly, c and b G. H. Swinstead F. M. Box, b G. H. Swinstead ........... O. C. Agar, not out H. P. Thom pson, c B a c m e i s t e r , b Davis ................... A.E. Goodson, c and b G. H. Swinstead B ........................... T jtal ........... W aiT G IP T WANDE^ER3 v. U PPER TOOTING — Played at Balham on June 21. W h it q if t W a n d e r e r s O. Marks, b Bartley 8 H. B. Hubbard, o Bart'ey .................. 5 H. L. Turner, c B on ­ ner, b W a r e ...........44 A.E.Howes,c W illett, b Harvey.................. 0 G. Marks, b Bartley 0 R. Biscoe, b Bartley 4 E. G. Turner, b Ware 4 L. J. Turner, c B on­ ner, b Bartley ... 14 8.T. Ching, c Bonner, b Bartley ........... 0 A.W .Cooper, st Hull, b Bartley................... 3 E. H. Ba'ch, not out 3 B 3, nb 1 ........... 4 Total ... 81 U p p e r T ooting . First Innings. R. M. Harvey, b H.L. Turner ................... R.R.Sandilands. b H. L. Turner ........... E. C. Taylor, b L. J. Turner .................. T. W. Hemmerde, b L. J. T u rn er........... R. W . Hull, b L. J. Turner ................... A. A. Allen, c Howes, b L . L. J. Turner... G. F. Bonner, b L. J. Turner ................... D. C. Bartley, c Cooper, b H. L. Turner ................... H. B. W illett, b H. L. Turner ................... M. H. Ware, not out L. Harper, b H. L. Turner ................... Extras ................... Total ...........18 In tbe S e o n d Innings Harvey scored, (not out), 9, 8andilands, o Balch. b Ching, 0, Taylor, b Ching, 1, Hull, (not out), 4, Ware, b Balch, 6 ; b 6, lb J.— Total, 27. SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. TEM PLE GROVE —Played at East Sheen on June 21. S unningdale S chool . First Innings. Second Innings. G* H. Grant, b Howard- S m ith .................................. 3 cH a’e.bHoward- Smith ........... 0 R. S. Lucy, b Howard- S m ith ......................................11 c Grenside, b Flack ...........29 Hon. W . C. W . Egerton, b F la c k .................................... 9 b Howard Smith 0 E. W. H ill-Thom son, b F la c k .................................. 0 b Flack ............ 3 W .D. Sturrock, b Howard- S m ith ......................................15 hw, b Luther ... 0 E. G. Hay, b Flack ........... 4 lbw, b B ellany... 8 E. St. J. Jiwart, b Howard- Sm ith .................................. 0 b Luther ......... 4 A. Kemp-W elch, c Gren­ fell, b Howard-Smith ... 7 cHoward-Smith, b F la c k ........... 8 H. A. R. Edwards, b Howard Smith ........... 4 bH oward-Sm ith 3 F. L. Malcolm, not out ... 4 cFlack,bHoward- Smith ........... 0 A. P. Strange, b Flack ... 1 not out ......... 0 B 2, lb 1, w 2 ........... 5 B 3, nb 2 ... 5 Total ................. T em ple G. Howard-Smith. c Sturrock,b Egerton 0 F. Browne, run out ... 6 F. O. Grenfell, c Egerton.b Sturrock 1 C. Luther, b Egerton 3 H. Flack, b Kemp- W elch ........... .. 14 H. Grenside, c Hill- Thom son, b Stur­ rock .......................... 1 B. Livingstone, c Sturrock, b Egerton 63 Total ... 60 G r o v e . R. Hopkins, c Egei- ton.bKem p-W elch 0 E. M ackintosh, not out ........................... 7 H. Hale, c Sturrock, b Kemp-W elch ... 0 G. Bellam y, c Hill- Thom son,b Kemp - W elch ................... 0 B 4, lb 2, w 2, nb2 10 Total ... ... 43