Cricket 1893

828 ORICKETs A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. ATJG. 10, 1893 L A N C A S H IR E v. G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . T he ill-luck w h ich had atten ded the G loucester­ shire E leven in their previous m atch es at H ud­ dersfield and N ottingham w as as UDm istakeably in evid en ce on the occa sio n o f the third and last m a tch o f their N orthern tour at the en d o f last week at M anchester. H eavy rain h a d prevented a com m encem ent on T h u rsday, and on F riday the gam e w as subjected to fo u r in terruptions, w hich reduced the p eriod o f a ctu a l play to three hours and three-quarters. U n der the circu m stan ces L ancashire gained a b ig advantage in w inning the toss, and the w icket, though slow , w as so easy that runs ca m e very fast. W ith a w et ball, G lou ces­ tershire w ere placed fo r th e m ost part at a great disadvantage, so m uch so that by th e en d of the day L ancashire h a d scored 269 w ith on ly six batsm en out. B y far the b est feature o f th e cricket w as th e fine h itting of Sugg. G oin g in first w icket dow n a t 37, h e w as sixth ou t at 261. W h en he h a d m ade 86 he ought to have been cau gh t in the lon g-field, but this w as th e on ly real m istake to m ar a brilliant display o f free crick tt, lasting over tw o h ou rs and three quarters. On Saturday m orn in g, w ith the w ick et still easy, 47 m ore w ere added fo r th e loss of T in sley and Baker, and th en H orn by th ou gh t it expedient to close h is innings. G oin g in again st a tota l o f 308, G louces­ tershire m ade a fairly good start, thanks to W . G. and F erris, and at lu nch tim e th e total w as 72 fo r the loss o f on ly fo u r batsm en. S ofa r there seem ed little ch a n ce o f a definite result, but a fter the interval th e sun cam e out w ith great pow er, and the w ick et b eca m e so tricky that the G lou cester­ shire b atsm en w ere qu ite ou t o f it. As it w as. B riggs w as able to carry everything before h im ,and In less than three hours the m a tch w as over, sixteen G loucestershire w ickets falling fo r an aggregate of 119 runs. L ancashire had thus an easy w in b y an in nings and 126 rune. T h at B riggs’ how ling w as the ch ie f fa ctor in their su ccess can be ju dged from his figure*. He took thirteen G loucestershire w ickets at a cost o f under six runs apiece. L a n c a sh ir e . Mr. A. N. H ornby, B oard , b M urch ... 19 A . W a rd , c B oard, b R ob erts ........................24 F . Sugg, c K itcat, b R ob erts ......................127 F . W ard , b R ob erts 0 M r. S. M . Crosfield, c and b E . M. G race 45 Briggs, c R oberts, b K itcat .....................32 T in sley, b F erris ... 27 B aker, c K itcat, b R o b e r t s .....................15 M r. A. T. K em ble, n o t ou t .....................17 L b 1, n b 1 ............ 2 T ota l ............308 O akley and M old did n ot bat. Innings declared. G l o u c e s t e r sh ir e . F irst Innings. D r. W . G . G race, b B riggs 21 Mr. J. J. F erris, c O akley, b B riggs ... .....................41 M r O .G .R adcliffe,b B riggs 12 M r. R . W . R ice, b M old ... 0 P ainter,cK em ble, b B riggs 0 M r. S. A . P . K itcat, st K em ble, b B r ig g s ............ C aptain A . H . L uard, c K em ble, b B r ig g s ............ Dr. E . M . G race, c Sugg, b B riggs .............................. R oberts, n ot o u t ................... M urch, c and b M old B oard, c and b B riggs ... B 6, lb 1, w 1.................... S econd Innings, b M o ld ....................13 cO akley,bB riggs 0 c Baker, c M old 10 cK em ble,bO akleyl2 lbw , b B riggs ... 1 , 15 5 b O akley 4 b Baker ............10 b B riggs ............ 8 c and b B riggs .. 2 cO akley,bB riggs 0 n o t ou t ............ 0 B 4, lb 2 ... 6 F erris R oberts B riggs ... M old ... O akley ... T o ta l .....................105 T ota l ... 77 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . L a n c a sh ir e . O. M . R . W O M . R . W . 8.4 5 95 1 K itcat 30 8 74 4 R a dcliffe 5 W . G . G ra ce 9 2 19 0 E .M G race 4 M urch ... 14 1 43 1 F erris bow led a no-ball. G l o u c e s t e r sh ir e . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M .R . W . O. M .R . W . 28.2 8 47 8 ............. 19 6 29 5 24 9 37 -2 ............. 20 10 29 2 4 1 13 0 ............. 4 1 8 2 B aker 21 0 5 1 B riggs b ow led a wide. 0 23 1 1 15 0 0 37 1 C H IS W IC K P A R K v. H A M P STE A D .—P layed at C h isw ick P ark on A ugust 5. C h isw ick P a r k . H .M .F aw cett,bH ilton 22 P .E.Bodington,runout 25 G. L yon s, n ot o u t ... 4 B 12,lb 4, w l . .1 7 J. F arr, c H ale, b R ile y ................... . ... 68 J. B. O akley, c L ip s­ com b e, b H ilton ... 36 C olls, run ou t ............ 2 A .W . W a tson .c W o o d ­ all, b B esch ............28 F . Farr, A. H . H arrison, Dr. C agney, and Dr. W h itco m te did n ot bat. In n in gs declared closed. H a m pste a d . T otal G. M aryon W ilson, c F. F arr, b C olls ... W . H . K elson, c F. Farr, b J. F arr W . S. H ale, b L yon s... H A M P S H IR E v. S U S S E X . T h e H am pshire eleven h ad a very creditab le w in in th is m atch , begun at S ou th am pton on T hursday, w inning on Saturday m orn in g by 20 runs. T he v ictory w as the m ore creditable as w hile they w ere w ith ou t Capt. W yn yard, H .W . F orster, F. L acey, and A.J.L . H ill, S ussex had, w ith the on e ex­ cep tion o f G . Brann, th eir usual team . T he w ick et w as m u ch a ffected b y rain, and th e highest scorc o f the m a tch w as D r. B cn cra ft’s 36 fo r Hants, w h ich occu p ied him over tw o hours. S oar took tw elve S ussex w ickets fo r 84, T ate and G uttridge each seven fo r Sussex at a cost o f 47 and 77 runs respectively. H a m p s h ir e . ...202 H . R . L ip sco m b e ,cF . Farr, b B od in gton 25 G . H . W ood a ll, n ot ou t .............................. 3 B .............................. 8 T otal ............88 J. G . Q . Bescb, C. D . H am ilton, H . T. T ew son H ilton , G . R iley and J. Slater did n ot bat. F irst Innings. B a rton , c B utt, b G u t­ tridge ..........................................26 F reem antle, c L ow e, b T ate ..........................................18 Soar, b H u m p h rey s................24 Mr. A. H . W ood , c B u tt, b G u ttr id g e .................................38 D r. R . B en cra ft, run o u t .. 0 M r. C .W . T rask, c M arlow , b H u m n h re y s...................... 7 B aldw in, st B utt, b H u m ­ ph reys .................................25 Cave, c N ew ham , b G u t­ tridge ........................................ 1 M r. A . D . Steele, n ot ou t... 7 M r. E . G . R ead, b G u t­ tridge ...................................... 6 n ot out P assm ore, c Tate, b G u t­ tridge ...................................... 0 B 5, lb 1 ............................. 6 S econd Innings. lbw , b G uttridge 0 b T a t e ..................... 5 b H um phreys ... 23 c B ean, b H u m ­ ph reys ............12 c H um phreys, b T ate ............36 b T a t e .................... 7 c and b T ate ... 0 b T a t e ....................11 c L ow e, b G ut- tr ig e ...................10 T o ta l .....................158 S u sse x . F irst Innings. B ean, c C ave, b B aldw in 12 M arlow , c T rask, b S oar... 23 M r. W . L . M urdoch, c Steele, b B a ld w in ............13 M r. W . N ew ham , b C ave 17 M r. G . L . W ilson , c F ree­ m antle, b C ave ............28 H ollands, c and b S oar ... 4 G uttridge, c Steele, b S oar 17 B utt, b S o a r ............................. 0 L ow e, c P assm ore, b S oa r 14 H um phreys, n ot ou t,...........13 T ate, b S o a r ............................. 12 B 6, lb 1 ............................. 7 c L ow e, b T ate 0 B 4, lb 2 ... 6 T o ta l ...110 S econd Innings, c B arton, b B aldw in . 22 c Steele, b B a ld­ w in ..................... 1 st P assm ore, b B aldw in ............11 c and b S oar ... 25 c B arton, b Soar ............ 6 c P assm ore, b S o a r..................... 0 b S o a r.....................17 c Steele, b B a ld ­ w in ..................... 1 c Steele, b S ar 2 b S oar ............ 0 n ot ou t ............ 3 Soar B aldw in Cave Steele . T o ta l ...................160 T ota l ... 88 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . S u s s e x . F irst Innings. O M . R . W . ... 27.2 8 47 6 . ... 23 8 52 2 . ... 17 7 40 2 . ... 11 1 14 0 S econd In nings O. M . R . W . . ... 19.1 4 57 6 . ... 19 8 39 4 . ... 1 0 12 0 H a m p s h ir e . F irst Innings. O. M . R . W . G u ttridge ... 19.3 7 49 5 . H um p h reys 2L 5 51 3 . T a te ............10 4 18 1 . W i ls o n ............ 6 3 7 0 L o w e .............. 6 1 27 0 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . , .. 18 7 28 2 , ... 11 1 33 2 , ... 21.411 29 6 B ean 6 0 14 0 U P P E R C L A P T O N (2) v. K E N SIN G TO N (2).— P la yed at W orm w ood S crubbs on A ugust 5. U p p e r C lapton . E . A. H om er, c Todd, b J ack s ..................... 5 P . G. W olf, c H obbs, b Jacks ..................... 0 T.C .C ox.c and b Jacks 12 R . H. P an n ell,b Jacks 6 A. A. P arkin, c W al­ dock, b J a c k s........... ( E. B . W ells, c Child,b J a ck s............................. 0 J. R . M ason, b W a l­ d ock ............................. 0 R .S. Cushing, n ot ou t 18 C. E . W alsh am , b W a ld ock ..................... 0 W . N. Tw elvetrees, b W a ld o ck .....................10 H . C. H ob ts, b W al­ d ock ............................. 4 B 7, lb 2 ..................... 9 F . Brigga, b H o m e r... 14 W . B . Jacks, c and b H o m e r ..................... 4 W .B .H ob b s, c H obbs, b P a r k in .....................26 F. E . W ood , c C ox, b H om er .....................19 W . R. Jacks,b H om er 10 H. A. W a ld ock ,b W olf 0 K en sin g t o n . T otal 64 H. W .S m ith, c H obbs, b H o m e r..................... T P . Child, b H om er F. A. D avies, n ot out F . G . Carnon, b H om er ..................... E . B . Todd, c Wal- Bham, b H om er [... L b 2, w 1 ............ Total ......... Y O R K S H IR E v. D E R B Y S H IR E . T h e D erbyshire eleven, w h o w ere deprived o f a certain v ictory in th e previous fixture, at D erby, w ere seen to equal advantage in the return m atch w ith Yorkshire, con clu d ed at H ull, on Saturday. R ain interfered considerably w ith ; h e gam e on each o f the three days, and it w as ultim ately draw n on the close o f D erbyshire’s secon d innings. Y orkshire at the finish w anted 272 to w in w ith all their w ickets in hand. W ard all to o k seven D erbyshire w ickets fo r 59. H ulm e’s five w ick ets for D erbyshire cost 45. Y o r k sh ir e . Mr. A . Sellers, c D avidson.b W alker 15 W ardall, b H ulm e ... 11 T unnicliffe, c and b W alker .................... 3 B row n, st Storer, b H ulm e .....................13 H irst, c Storer, b W alker ..................... 5 Peel, c M althouse, b H ulm e .....................26 M r. R . W . F rank, b H ulm e ..................... M r. E . Sm ith, b D avidson ............ M oorhouse, b H ulm e U lyett, n ot ou t Crabtree, run o u t ... B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... T otal 6 1 5 .. 10 .. 10 . 105 D e r b y s h ir e . F irst Innings. B agshaw , b W a rd a ll........... 5 M r.L .G .W right, b W a rd all 24 C hatterton, b H ir s t ............ 6 D avidson ,c Frank, bS m ith 42 H ulm e, c Frank, b Sm ith 22 Storer, b W ardall ............15 B ottom , c Frank, b H irst 13 W . Sugg, c F rank, b W ardall .............................. M a’thouse, c U lyett, b \X7Qt*rlQll M r.W .S. E adie, b W ard aii Mr. G . G . W alker, n ot opt; B 6, lb 2.................... £ S econd Innings, c T unnicliffe, b H irst ............ 4 b P e e l..................... 1 c Sm ith, b H irst 17 c Sm ith, b H irst 5 c W ardall,bH irst 7 c U lyett, b Hirst 108 c Sm ith, b H irst 4 0 c C rabtree,bP eel 2 n ot ou t ............54 c C rabtree,bP eel 19 c T unnicliffe, b W ardall ... 5 B l , lb 3 ... 4 T ota l ....................146 T ota l B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. D e r b y s h ir e . .. 230 F irst Innings. O. M. R . W. P eel ............ 20 10 27 0 H irst ............ 24 12 36 2 w ardall ... 18.2 9 30 6 Sm ith ............ 11 2 45 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . . ... 40 15 87 3 . ... 34 16 76 6 . ... 14.1 6 29 1 4 0 20 0 M oorh ou se ... 4 1 14 0 Y o r k s h ir e . O. M . R . W . H ulm e... W a ker 20.2 8 45 5 11 3 33 3 H ulm e b ow led one wide. O. M . R . W D avidson 9 3 17 1 CR O Y D O N v. B R IX T O N W A N D E R E R S .—Played at D enm ark H ill on Auguat 5. B rixton W an d e r e rs . 26 E . V . W hite, n ot ou t 22 R . W aterhou-.e, b H. Patey ..................... 0 M . G. Sm ith.not ou t 23 B 5, lb 4, nb 2 ... 11 E. R . E dw ards, c and b l i n d a l l .................... F . O dell, run ou t W . A. G illigan, c A. P atey, b F e ist........... E . H . C ross, b Fei9t .. 33 F. R ider, b H . Pai,ey 6 A. R . W hitley, b H . P a te y ............................. 4 F . E . T h om pson and C. F. Jones did n ot bat. C royd on did n ot bat. Total ...127 CRO YD O N v. B R IX T O N W A N D E R E R S .—P layed at C roydon on A ugust 5. B rixton W an derers . H. O dell, c L on g, b C h in g .............................13 E . S. R ider, run o u t ... 3 T. R . R ider, b A rch er 58 N. L loy d , bC him ? W . E. PlumptOD, C h in g ............................. W. T. G roosm ith, b W atson ..................... C.G. S m ith ,c Straker, b A rcher ... ............ G. L . E dw ards, c China, b A rch er... 11 G. F lem ing, c A ris, b A rcher ............ 0 H .Andrew s.b A rcher 7 G. Spicer, n ot o u t ... 9 B 31, l b l ............32 T otal C roydon . G .F. L on g.cE d w a rd s, b L loy d ........................24 A. V . Straker, b Andrew s ........................16 J. A . Archer, lb w , b Andrew s ........................15 W . J. K . Flinton, c Andrew s, b L lo y d ... 1 ...110 n ot T . A. W atson , ou t ..............................El J. A ris, c E . R ider, b P lu m p ton ............10 S. J. C h in g, c T . R ider, b A n d rew s 15 B 12, w 1 ............13 Total . 145