Cricket 1893

JCJNE 29, 1893 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 239 T H E T O N B R ID G E W E E K . KENT v. LANCASH IRE. Rain unfortunately interfered considerably with the first m atch of the Tonbridge week, which began on Monday. Owing to the recent rainfall the wioket at the outset was slow and the choice of innings in this case did not confer any advan­ tage. On the contrary, Kent, who were without Messrs. W. H. Patterson, L. Wilson, and W. L. Knowles, as well as Walter H earne, found run getting in the early part o f Monday anything but easy. Under the circum stances their total of 152 runs was by r o m eans a discreditable per­ form ance. The best batting was shown by the old Oxonian, Mr. Rashleigh, and George Hearne. They put on 61 runs for the eighth w icket, and their plucky cricket when the game was in anything but a satisfactory con­ dition for their side'.deserved the highest praise. The ground had dried considerably by the time Lancashire went in, and so well did Mr. M c­ Laren and W ard utilise their opportunities that T9 were made without a mistake before the latter was bowled. Mr. M cLaren, who was out at 105, was in an hour and forty minutes for his 61. and before play ceased Sugg was also dismissed, the score at the finish showing 117 with only three batsm en out. Rain prevented play on Tuesday, and yesterday, the later bfttsmen of Lancashire found the bowling of F a 'tin and Alec Hearne so puzzling that the innings was finished for an addition of bat 40 runs. Kei t who wtre five runs to 1h9 lad, on comm encing their second innings in their turn fared badly. Six wickets were down when Mr. Marchant and Martin becam e partners. B oth batsmen hit vigorously, and at lunch time, when Mr. Marchant was caught, 48 had been added. Martin con- t inued to hit away afler the renewal and bis 65 was invaluable to the side, fairly changing the whole aspect of the game. Mold took eight of thwten wickets for 87 runs. W ith 172 to win Lancashire made a m ost disastrous start, losing three of their best wickets for only five runs. M artin followed up his excellent perform ance with the bat by som e equally effective bowling taking five wickets at a cost of 27 runs. He was chiefly instrumental in dismissing Lancashire for 104, which left Kent with a very creditable win by 71 runs. In the m atch Martin took ten Lancashire wickets at a cost of under eight runs a piece. K ent . First Innings. Second Innings. A. Hearne, b M old ........... 4 c Benton, b Mold ........... 9 Mr. G. J. V. W eigall, c Baker, b M old ...........22 b M old...................15 Mr. E. M. Blair, c and b Briggs ...........................14 b M old...................11 Mr. J. Le Fleming, c A. Smith, b Briggs ........... 0 b M old................... 1 Mr.F. Marchant, b Briggs 20 c Briggs,b Baker 18 Mr C. J. M. Fox, b M old 20 c Briggs, b M old 4 Rev.W . Rashleigh, c Oak­ ley, b M old ...................40 b M old...................20 Martin, c Sugg, b Briggs 0 c A. Smith, b Oakley ........ 65 G . Hearne, c C.-Sm ith, b Briggs ...........................27 b M old ............ 5 Mr. E. Malden, run ou t... 2 c O akley,b Mold10 W right, not ou t................... 1 not out ............ 1 B .............................................. 2 B 15, lb 2 ...17 Total .................. 152 Total ...176 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. C. M‘Laren, c Le Flem ing, b G, Hearne... 61 c W right, b Martin ............ 2 A. W ard,b Martin ... , 2 6 b Martin ............ 3 F. Sugg, c Marchant, b G. Hearne ..........................18 b A. Hearne ... 0 A. Smith, c A. H eam e, b Martin ... .:................ 7 b W right ...........21 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, b Martin ........................... 8 not out ...........10 Briggs, b A. Hearne...........14 b Martin .............15 Baker, b A. H earn e......... 4 b Martin .......... 2i Mr. C. H. Benton, not out 5 b A. Hearne ... 13 C. Sm ith, b A. Hearne ... 0 b W right ........... 0 Oakley, b Marti i ........... 1 c M archant, b Martin ............ 2 M old, b M artiii................... 4 b A. Hearne ... 3 B 4, lb 3, n b 2 ............... 9 B ....................... 11 Total .................157 T o ta l... 104 POW LIN G ANALYSIS. K ent . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R W . O. M. R. W. Briggs ............ 45 9 04 5 ............ 25 9 44 0 M old ...........31 15 67 4 ............ 33 10 87 8 Oakley ........... 11 5 19 0 ........... 2.4 0 2 1 aker ............ 1 1 0 0 ........... 10 2 2J 1 L ancashire First Innings. Second Innings O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . A. Hearne ... 27 11 35 3 ............. 16.2 5 41 3 Martin ........... 36.217 52 5 ............. 28 15 27 5 W r ig h t........... 7 1 30 0 ........... 12 4 25 2 G. Hearne- ... 15 3 31 2 G. Hearne bow led two no-balls. W ARW ICK SH IR E v. YORK SH IRE. The W arwickshire eleven gained a very credit­ able victory over Yorkshire, at Birmingham, yesterday. Neither side was fully represented, as while Peel and W ainwright were absent from the Yorkshiremen, W arwickshire were w ithout Messis. L. C. Dockerand J. E. Hill. In the first innings of Yorkshire W hitehead took eight wickets for 49 runs. W arwickshire won by nine wickets. W arw ickshire . First Innings. , ... 1 | Mr. F. J. Byrne, c I Sellers, b H ayley 22 Shilton, c Hayley, b Hirst .......................18 Cresswell, lbT, b H ayley .................... 0 W hitehead, not out 34 B 7, lb 4 ...............11 Law, b Hirst Quaife, c sub., b W a rd a ll................... 6 Diver, b B row n .........31 Richards, b Hirst ... 5 Mr. H.W .Bainbridge, c Earnshaw, b W a r d a ll.................. Lilley, c Sellers, b W a r d a ll.......................................................................... 33Total ........................257 Pallett, c Hirst, b W a rd a ll...........................................................................50 In the Second Innings Law scored c Moorhouse, b Whitehead 1, Quaife (not out) 2, Diver (not out) 16; b 2 —Total, 21. Y orkshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. Sellers, c and b Pallett ...........................13 c Pallett, b S h ilto n ........21 W ardall, st Lilley, b W hi ehead ...................17 b W hitehead ... 4 Tunnicliffe, c Law, b Pallett ........................ 5 st Lilley, b W hitehead ... 51 Brown, b W hitehead ... 27 b Pallett ...........23 M oorhouse, c Bainbridge, b W h ite h e a d ................. 7 st Lilley, b Pallett ....... 15 U lye.t, b W hitehead ... 0 c Quaife, b Pallett ....... 25 H. H ay’ ey, b W hitehead 7 c Lilley, b Pallett ........... 2 Mounsey, not out ........... 5 b Cresswrell ... 12 W hitehead, b W hitehead 6 lbw, b Shilton .. 6 Hirst, b W hitehead........... 0 not out ........17 Earnshaw, b W hitehead 0 b Shilton ........... 8 B 1,1b 3, n b l ........... 5 B ................... 1 Total ...................92 T o ta l... 185 BOW LING ANALYSIS. W arw ickshire . First Innings. t econd Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . H irst.................... 36 16 87 3 .............. 1 1 0 0 W ardall ............ 42.217 66 4 .............. 6 3 4 0 M oorhouse ... 19 10 26 0 Brown ...................... 153 35 1 Hayley .................... 155 32 2 Whitehead 74 3 15 1 Y orkshire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Cresswell ... 4 4 0 0 ............ 6 3 7 1 W hitehead ... 27 7 49 8 ........... 30 7 £9 2 Pallett ........... 14 5 28 2 ............ u8 10 59 4 S h ilto n .......... 11 4 10 0 ............ 24.311 49 3 Byrne 3 0 10 0 Pallett bow led a no-ball. GRAN VILLE (LEE) v. STREATH AM .—Played at Streatham on June 21. G ranville . P. P. Lincoln, c Mel­ ville, b brann.......... 22 W. Morris, c W hite, b M ortim er...................46 F. George, st M orti-' mer, b Bambridge 31 0. J. M. Godfrey, b Bailey ...................36 J. P. Clarkson, b Bamt ridge ... ... 0 J. W ilson, jr, b A l’cn 9 S. G. C. Starkey,lbw, b Allen .................... 0 Rev. J. W. Green, b Brann ... ...........16 F. G. Bull, run out 0 A.K.Laym an,notout 2 L! R. Glover, absent 0 fcxtras......................13 Total ...175 S treath am . First Innings. P. R. W hite, c G od­ frey, b atarkey ... 3 L. Mortimer, c Sub, b Staikey .................. 14 E. C. Bambridge, c Bu 1, b G reen...........30 G, Brann, st George, b Bu 1 .........................19 E. H. Leaf, b Starkey u N. O. Bailey, b B u ll... 10 J.W . Mien,b Starkey 0 H. Fie'd, b Bull ... 0 O. H. M ortimer, b Starkey ................... 5 P. H.Pike, b Bull ... 0 M. L. H. Melville, not out lixtras... Total GRANVILLE (LEE) v. ALLIANCE BANK.— Played at Lee on June 19 and 20. A lliance B ank . 9 G . Stay, b Bull ... E. H. Youngraan, b L a m b .......................... 0 H. Churchward, b L a m b ......................... 1 F. F. Daniels, b Bull 0 A .E . Davey, run out 1 F. h\ Brewer, b C or­ ballis ..........................18 G . Petherbridge, b Hersee ...................22 G r a n v ill e E. H. Debenham, c Newman, b Church­ ward .......................... A. L . Ryder, b New­ m an ............................ 8 J. P. Clarkson, b Churchward ...............24 F. E. Lander, lbw, b N ew m an ...................11 F. G . Bull, c Davey, b Churchward ...........12 Jos. Wilson, b Davey 35 A. Adams, b Corbal­ lis .......................... 0 L. H. Newman, b B u ll..........................24 E. A. L e e ,n o to u t... 13 G. Clark, c Ryder, b Lam b ................... 4 E x tras.................16 Total , 93 A. D. Parry, b Davey 14 J.Corballis, b Davey 0 W. Green, c Adams, b D avey.................. 15 C. Lam b, not out ... 5 A. H. Hersee,c Peth­ erbridge, b Davey 0 Extras.................. 5 T otal ...138 99 In the Second Innings W hite scored, c Godfrey, b Starkey 4, M ortimer, (not out) i9, Bam bridg«, c Morris, b Starkey 4, Brann, b Starkey 109, Bailey, (not out) 6 ; extras 1.—Total 153. G RAN VILLE (L E E ) v. H AM PSTE A D .-Played at Lee on June 24. H ampstead . G. Maryon W ilson, c Edwards, b John­ ston ........................... 0 H. B. Hayman, b Joh n ston ................... 2 W. H. Kelson, c God­ frey, b Johnston ... 0 A. L. Gray,o Layman, b Starkey...................33 8. S. Pawling, b E d w a rd s...................30 H. R. Hebert, c Clark­ son, b Edwards ... 5 W. Mackintosh, c Godfrey, b Ed­ wards ................... 0 S. G otto, c George, b Edwards ........... 3 A. D. McMillion, c Godfrey, b Ed­ wards .....................13 A. Russell Parker, not o u t ................... 1 G.Riley, cLaym an, b Starkey ........... 0 E xtras.................. 7 A. S. Johnstonv Pawling, b Riley ... 18 P. P. Lincoln, c Pawl­ ing, b Riley ........... 9 W. Edwards, bH ebert 14 C. J. M .Godfrey,c and b H e b e rt...................19 F. George, b Hebert... 0 F. G. C. Starkey, c and b Pawling ... 38 Total ..............94 G ranville . W.Morris,b Mackin­ tosh..........................27 J. W ilson, jr., not o u t ..............................11 J. P. Clarkson, c Hayman, b Pawl­ ing ............................. 12 L . R. Glover, not out .............................12 Extras.....................29 Total A. R. Laym an did not b»t. ...189 GRAN VILLE (LE E ) Catford on June 24. P anther . PANTHER.—Played at A. W . Harper, b Oor- ballis.......................... 4 A. Lewis, b Lam b ... 4 W. B. Bayley, c Carr, b Parry ...................29 P. Newton, b Green .. 0 R. Hearne, c Carr, b Green..........................38 E.W .Vantle.b Lauder 17 G ra n v ille . First Inningi T. tf. Sm ith, not out 10 S. A. Sm ith, run out 20 E. D os Santop, lbw, b Carr ................... 0 B. W. Green, b Carr 6 J. C. Little, b Green 6 E xtras.................. 15 Total ...........149 F. E. Lauder, c Dos Santos, b Bayley... 24 S. Ellis, b Lew is ... 8 J. A. Johnston, b Bayley ................... 3 A. D. Parry, b Bayley 0 Jos. Wilsoi , b Bayley 0 E . Furze, b Bayley... 4 S. J. Allin, c Mantle, b Lewis W . G een, c Harper, b L ew is.................. G.C.L.Lamb,bBayley J.F.Corballis, not out F. B. Carr, c Smith, b L e w is ................... E x tra s................... Total ... 66 In the Second Innings Parry scored, b Harper, 0, Wilson, b Harper, 6, Furze (not out), S8, Green, c Mantle, b Harper, 14, Carr, b Harper, 0; extras, 3.—Total 51. T E DD IS3TON v. OLD YVERDONIANS.—Flayed at Bushey P»*rk on June 24. T eddington . J. A Grove, c Borrow, b H an son .................. 8 R. S. Lucas, c Goldie, b Green .................154 A. Cro*der, b Hanson 3 L.W .C richton,bC odd 8 S. G. W i kinson, b Green.......................... 66 W. lurze, c Codd, b G re e n .........................15 Total E. B. Gunnery, b Borrow ................... 3 O l d Y verdonians . S.Crowder, c Thurs­ ton, b Green........... 3 E. F. Stearns, c Young, b Green ... 0 S. Collinson, c and b B o r r o w ...................11 F. Gotney, not out... 4 B 14, ib 6, w 1 ... 21 ..296 H. Green, not out ... £8 W. S. Borrow, c W il­ kinson, b Lucas ... 5 E. de B. 'Ihurston, c W ilkinson, b Lucas 12 P. A. Robi-on, not out ...........................14 B ........................... 6 Total R. F. W ilson, B. F. Hanson, Rev. E. Younge, F. Rendall, F. W. Goldie, and W . H. Codd did not bat