Cricket 1893

286 CRICKET; A WEEKLY REOORD OF THE GAME. july 20, 1893 BATTING AVERAG ES (10 Innings.) N ot M ost in Mches. Inns. out Runs an inn. Aver. M r.A.E.Stoddart 9 . . 17 ... 1 . . 932 ...195*... 58 24 G u n n .................. 9 .. 15 . . 0 .. 810 ...164 ... 5<.33 Mr.W .L.Murdoch 9 . . 17 . . 8 .. 565 ... 93 ... 40.35 Mr. O. Brann ... 9 . . 15 . . 2 .. 515 ...159 ... 39.67 B e a n ................... 9 .. 17 . . 0 .. 66) ...186 ... 38 83 Shrewsbury ... 9 .. 15 .. 0 .. 674 ...156 ... £8.26 Mr. K. J. Key ... 7 .. 12 . . 3 .. 833 ...100 ... 37 Mr.F. G. J. Ford 6 . . 12 . . 1 .. 370 ... 74 ... 33.63 M. Read ........... 7 . . 12 . . 1 .. 360 ... 87 ... 82.72 Mr. w . G. Grace 8 ... 16 . . 2 .. 453 ... 98 ... 33.35 Flowers ........... 9 .. 15 . . 1 .. 453 ... 92 ... 3235 A. Ward ...........8 .. 15 . . 1 .. 449 ...14G*... 32.07 Sugg ...................8 . . 15 . . 1 .. 431 ...169 ... 30.78 T u nnicliffe.........10 .. 16 . . 1 .. 437 ... 77 ... 2 >.13 Mr. G. L . W ilson 7 .. 12 . . 0 .. 345 ...1”5 ... 28.75 Mr. H. T. Hewett 7 .. 14 . . 1 .. 369 ... 77 ... 28.33 Mr.A.C.Maclaren 8 .. 15 . . 0 .. 423 ... 61 ... 28.20 Mr. C. P. Fo’ey... 7 ... 14 . . 3 .. 300 ... 68 ... 27.27 Mr. J. J. Ferris .. 8 .. 16 . . 0 .. 435 ...106 ... 27.18 Mr. W . W. R eid 9 .. 16 .. 2 .. 378 ...117*... 27 B arnes...................9 .. 15 . . 0 .. 402 ...102 ... 26 8) Mr. S. W . Scott 7 .. 14 . . 0 .. 370 ... 91 ... 26.42 Mr. A. Sellers ...10 . . 16 . . 0 . . 420 ...105 ... 25 2n Mr. W . Newham 8 . . 15 . . 2 .. 335 ... 52 ... 25.76 Attewell ...........9 . . 15 . . 1 .. 340 ... 78 ... 21.28 BOWLING A V E R A G E S(20 wickets.) Overs. Mdns. Buns. Wkts. A7er. Brockwell 153 .,.. 60 ... 318 ... 28 .,.. 11.35 Wainwright 391.3 .. 131 ... 768 .. 58 .... 13.24 Richardson 268.1 .,.. 74 ... 770 .,.. 56 .,.. 13.75 Martin 2°6.4 ... 114 ... 433 ... 29 .,.. 15.03 Lockw ood... 372 .... 97 ...1015 .... 66 .. 15.37 B riggs........... 463.3 ... 17-2 ... 779 ... 50 .,.. 15.53 Humphreys 305.2 .... 50 ... 919 ..,. 58 .. 1584 Wright ... 200 ... 66 ... 435 .,.. 26 .,.. 13.73 Mo’. d ........... 461.2 .. 171 ... 989 .,.. 57 .,,. 17.35 J. T. Hearne 652 1 ..,. £44 ...1302 .. 72 .. 18 08 A. Hearne 340 ... I ll .... 669 ... S7 ... 18 08 Rawlin ... 519.2 ,. 226 ... 922 .,.. 49 .,,. 18 81 Murch 358.3 ... 113 ... 865 ... 45 .,.. 19.22 UPPER CLAPTON WEEK. U PPER CLAPTON v. E R R iTIC S.—Played at Upper Clapton on July 10. U pper C lapton .— First Innings. E.C.M ott, b Hockley 22 J. J. W illocks, run out ........................... 0 J. R. Mason, c Mel- ler, b Hockley ... 2 Osborn, lbw, b Pal­ mer .......................... 8 8. E. Mott, not out 0 B 9, lb 4 J. Fox, c Chamen, b Palm er ...................19 E. J. Miroy, b Palmer 6 J. W esthorp, b H ock­ ley ............................ 0 H. E. Barham, b Hockley ................... 6 W . H. Seal, c Chamtn, b Norm an ...........22 J. B. Cottingham , b Hockley Total . 13 ...103 In the Second Innings W esthorp scored c Pal­ mer, b Levick 17, Willocks, (not out) 45, 3. E. M ott, (not out) 4 ; b 7 —Total, 73. E r r a t ic s . A. J. Clarke, run out 3 W .P.Levick.c Osborn, b Westhorp ........... 1 H.F.Chamen, not out 30 H. E. Hockley, b Wes*thorp.................. 0 A.Y. Baxter, b Osborn 4 J. Brockbank, b Os­ born ........................... 0 N. V. Norman, b Os­ born ........................... 0 W. H. Dixon, b Os­ born.......................... 3 A.M eller.bW esthorp 2 G. Palm er, c and b E. C. M ott ...........17 T. B. Biehl, c Fox, b E. C. Mott ........... 4 B 5, lb 6 ...........11 Total ... 75 UPPER CLAPTON v. STOICS.— Played at Upper Clapton on July 11. S t o ic s . First Innings. O. R . Borrodaile, Seal, b Osborn ... 9 J.W esthorp,cE.M ott, b Barham.................. 10 J. Dudgeon, b Osborn 15 C. Armstrong,c and b Seal .......................... 11 E. W esthorp, b Os­ born ...........................19 A. H Bartlett,run out 0 Dr. Holton, c and b Seal ........................... 0 F. Gordon, not o u t... 0 H. A. Higgs, c E. M ott, b S e a l........... 9 C. Richardson,b Seal 4 W .J.H aycraft,absent 0 B 6, lD 1... Total ... 81 In the Second Innings Borrodaile scored (run oat), 33, J. W eathorp, c Fox, b Seal, 87, Dudgeon, b E. M ott, 0, Armstrong, b Barham , 4, E. W est­ horp (not out), 47, Bartlett 'not out), 31; b 13, lb 4, w 1, nb 3.—Total, 223. U pper C lapton . H. E. Barham , b E. W esthorp.................. C.L.Gillard, b E.W es­ thorp ......................... J. J. W illocks, b E. W esthorp ........... W . H. Seal, c Dud­ geon. b J. Westhorp E. J. Miroy, b E.W es­ thorp .......................... J. B. Cottingham , c G ordon, b J. Wes­ thorp........................... E. C. Mott, bE .W es­ thorp .......................... J. F ox, st Dudgeon,b J. W esth orp........... S. E. Mott, b E. W es­ thorp .......................... J. B. Mason, c and b E. W esthorp........... O iborn, not out B 7, lb 2.................. Total ...........' U PPER CLAPTON v. DULW IOH .—Played at Uppsr Clapton on July 12. D ulw ich . H. D arty, st Miroy,b M ots.......................... 43 C. P. Tregellas, st M iroy, b Westhorp 31 C. Jones, o M ott, b W illo’ k s ................... 0 E. H. Heasman, c 8 al, b Westhorp .. 17 B. W. Heasman. c Cottingham,b Wes- Total th o r p ......................... 5 J. Brown, b Osborn .. 1 U pper C lapton . D. BahirJurgi, b 03- born............................22 J. N. Bahardurgi, b Osborn ................... 2 G.C.Bexvia.b Osborn 6 J. Hume, absent ... 0 G. A. Druce, not out 1 B 10, lb 4, w 2 ... 16 ...143 E. J. M iroy, c J. B a h a r d u r g i , b D arby ................... 0 J.W esthorp, c Darby, b Heasman ........... 2 J.J.W illocks, b Darby 2 J. Fox, b J o n e s ..........20 W. H. Sea’, b Darby 4 J. B. Cottingham, c Darby, b Tregellas 23 E. C. M ott, b Tregel­ las .......................... 9 C. L. Gillard, c and b D a rb y .................... 9 J. R. Mason, not out 6 S. E. Mott, b Tregel­ las ............................ 0 Osborn,cBihardurgi, b D a r b y .................... 3 B 4, lb 4, w 1 .. 9 Total 83 U PPE R CLAPTON v. M .C .C .-Played at Upper Clapton on July 13. U pper C lapton . First Innings. Second Innings. J. W esthorpe, b Pickett ... 9 st Carlin, b Burton ... ... 4 J. Fox, b Pickett ........... 3 b Burton ... ... 1 E. J. Miroy, c W ood, b Pickett .......................... 13 b Barton ... ... 14 W. W. K. Robinson, b Burton ........................... 1 b Pickett ... ... 14 W . H. Seal, st Car’.in, b Burton .......................... 2 b Pickett ... ... 3 H. E. Barham, b Burton .. 6 c Robertson, b Burton ... ... 2 J. B . Cottingham, b Pickett .......................... 2 not out ... 8r E. C. M ott, c Carl.n, b Pickett .......................... 8 C. L. Gillard, c Carlin, b Pickett .......................... 2 E. B. Wells, b Burton 3 Osborn, not o u t ................... 8 B .................................. 3 B ........... ... T ria l ................... 6) Total ... 75 M.C.C. Sir M. W ood, b Osborn .................. A. Bird, lbw, b R ob in son ................. Carlin, c Robinson, b O sborn ................... A. R. Afepiaall, b Osborn ................... Burton, ru n ou t.......... C. M. W oodbridge, c Robinson, b Osborn Pickett, c F ox, b W esthorpe ........... W. bird, b Osborn ... F. A. Robertson, not out .......................... J. R. Mason, c Miroy, b O sborn... F. Biehl, b Osborn ... B 2, lb 1 ................. Total ........... U PPE R CL1PTON v. WANDERER3.—PJayed at Upper Clapton on July 11. U pper C lapton . First Innings. J. W esthorp,c and b Jeph­ son .................................. 10 h C olm a n ...........10 J. Fox, b Clare ................... 6 E. J. Miroy, b C lare........... 1 b B icknell........... 6 W . W . K. Robinson, b Clare .................................. 3 nob out ...........28 W. H. Seal, b Jephson ... 2 c Pawle,b Years­ ley .................. 2 J. R. Mason, run o u t .......... 3 c Bicknell, b C olm a n ........... 9 J. B. Cottingham, b Clare .................................. 20 c Pawle, b Bick­ nell ................... 3 E. C. M ott not out ........... 15 H. E. Barham, c Clare, b Jephsoa .......................... 3 E. B. Wells, c Marks, b Ciare .................................. 6 Osborn, b C la re .................. 8 not out ........... 0 B 8, lb 3, w 1 ... 12 B 7. lb 2,nb 1 10 Total ........... 81 Total ... 63 A. H. Behrend, c Osborn, b Barham 13 O. Marks, c M iroy, b Barham ...................10 D. L. A, Jephson, b Osborn ...................25 S. Cornan, b Osborn 20 G. E. Bickntll, st Miroy, b Westho»p 12 F. W. faw le, b Wes- th o r p ........................... 6 W anderers . R. S. L. Clare, b Osborn ................... 3 J. H. Yearsley, noD o u t ..........................31 F. J. Wheeler, st M iroy, b Seal ... 16 W. A. Lindsey, ruu out .......................... 0 P.B. Taylor,b R obin­ son ..........................10 B 10, lb 5, w 1 ... 16 Total ...133 UPPER CL IP TON v. BUCK 3U R 3T H IL L .— Played at Uppar Clapton on July 15. U pper C lapton . First Innings. E.G.M ott, b H ockley 0 C. L. Gillard, c and b Palm er ................... 5 03born,c W. Charles­ worth, b Roper ... 17 E. B. W eis, not out .......................... i) B 7, lb 4, w 1 ... 12 E. J. Miroy, b Pa’mer 12 W. W. K. Robinson, b Palmer ...............51 J. J. W illocks, c Russell, b Palmer 0 J. Fox, b L9vick ... 3 J. B. Cottinghim . b W. H. Seal, c Rus eil, b Hockley .......10 Total .....................131 H. E. Barham, c O. Charleswortb, b Roper ...............20 In the Second Innings Miroy scored (not out), 3, Cobtingham, c Levick, b Palm er 2. Barham (run out), 14, Mott, c sub, b M cEwen 7 ; w 1.— Total 27. B uckhurst H il l . W.H.Charlesworth, c O. Charlesworth, c Miroy, b Osborn .. 0 and b Osborn 3 H. E. Hockley, b R obW.Roper. c Willocks, inson .......................... 17 b Robinson ........... 4 P. Levick, b R obinG .M cBw en.b Robin­ son .......................... 2 son ........................... 6 R L. Allport, c Seal, G. Palm er, c Fox, b b O sborn .................. 3) Robinson ........... 9 Russell, o W illock9,b T. C. Roper, not out 0 R obinson................. 2 B 7 ,lo 4 ................... 11 E. A. Pawle, o Wells, b Robinson ........... 3 Total ........... 87 DERBYSHIRE v, YORKSHIRE. Though Yorkshire were without F. S. Jackson, Peel, and Wainwright., the Derbyshire eleven did an excellent psrform ance at Derby this week, egainst 6uch powerful opponents, wanting 27 to win with eight wickets in hand when rain put an end to the game yesterday afternoon. For this excellent show the hom e county was indebted chiefly to the good batting of S. H. Evershed and Chattertcn, and the effective bow l­ ing of Hulme aud Davidson. Chatterton was in over threo hours and a half, with only one hard chance when he had got 76. Hulme, w in had not appeired for Derbyshire previously this season, bowled with ►uccess. He took twelve wickets in Yorkihira’s two innings f >r 187 runs. D erbyshire —3irst Inniogs. Storer, b Hirafc......... 8 W. Sneg, b W aller .. 5 Mr. W. S. Eadie, b Hirst ................... 1 Cupitt. c Wardall, b W aller ...................10 Porter, b Waller ... 0 B ........................... 2 Mr. L. G. W right, c Hunter, b Frank ... 37 Mr. S. H. Evershed, c Brown, b Wardall .. 72 Bag8haw,cTunuicli£f \ b Hirst .................. 8 Chatterton. not out...101 D ividson, c Hunter, b F ra n k .........................2L Hulme. c Brown, b Total ...........3)1 U ly ett.........................86 In the Second Innings W right scored b Hirst 1, Evershed, c Hunter, b Hirst 12, Bagehaw, (not out) 10, Chatterton, (not out) 1; b l — Total, 25. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. A. Sellers, b Hulme .. 13 c Wardall, b H ulm s ......... 11 Tunnicliffe, c Porter, b H ulm e.................................. 0 Brown, b H u lm e................. 0 Lord Hawke, c Storer, b Davidson ........................ 48 Mr. R. W. Frank, b Hulme 0 Moorhouse, s 5 Storer, b H u lm e................................. 3 Jlyett, b Davidson ...........13 Waller, c Davidson, b H u lm e ................................ 0 Hirst, b Davidson ......... 11 Hunter, not o u t ............... 11 L b .................................. 5 Total ................121 Second Innings, Porter, b Hulme ...........32 c3torer, b David- 8)0 ........... ... 11 b Hulme ... c Evershed, Cupitt ... b Davidson d Davidson ... 8 b ... 47 ... 4 ... 0 not out ...........78 c Sugg, b H ulm e 38 b Cupitt ........... 2 b Hulm9 ........... 4 c Davidson, b Hulm e ...........19 B 7, lb 1 ... 8 Total ...231 L a w s o p C r ic k e t f o r 1893.—Together with Hints to Young Players. An instructive treatise illustrated i>y seven special engravings, five diagrams showing how to place a team in the field to different towiing, and copy of rules for guidance of those form ing clubs. A c. Also Special instructions as to the “ Preparation of Cricket Grounds.” Post free Four Stcm ps.— W right & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C.