Cricket 1893

AUG. 17, 1893 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME* 343 the Colonals must be as good as, if not better than, that of any of the Counties. The odds were 3 to 1 on Australia when they went in a second time with but 99 to make; 60 repre­ sented their united effort, Wright and Alec H. doing the needful with 4 for 24, and 5 for 35 respectively. Turner had just before sent six Hopmen to the rightabout for 27 runs. Scoring throughout was modest, Gregory and Patterson (51 each) just tie-ing for first place. Notts looked to be winning hand over fist on Frida iy evening, leading by 134 on the first hands whatever maybeShrewsbury’s shortcom­ ings when facing the Surrey bowlers,he seldom fails against Kent. As last year, he notched a century—124, Gunn 90 ; another long part­ nership—this time 120. Kent were not to be denied, and had the satisfaction of applying the closure when the eighth wicket fell at 259. The lad from Winches­ ter is evidently a clipper—witness 49 and 50; whilst the old Oxonian—the only ’ Varsity batsman to score the century in his first University match at Lord’ s —showed that other duties had not robbed his right hand of its cunning—witness 42 and 101 (not out). The bowling need not detain us. Walter Humphreys again—fifteen wickets for twelve runs a piece against Somersetshire, the latter playing their second drawn game during the week against Middlesex and Sussex. Aggregates of 1,122 and 746 were registered, and but one innings of LOO—J. B. Challen’s 108 (in two hours only) against Sussex; but Oxford’s captain is quickly recovering his best form, if innings of 91 and 73 be any test. W.G. has never lost h is; I am beginning to wonder whether any bateman has played more consistently this summer; he has scored only one innings of 100, yet he is fourth in the averages, his most recent efforts realizing 75, 68, and 3. But for all his old matchless skill, he can neither win the toss nor win matches. A draw and a loss represented Gloucestershire’s work during last week. The defeat was at the hands of Middlesex, thanks largely to Rawlin, whose twelve wickets cost only 79 runs. Welcome to the boys from Clifton ; may they prove worthy of the names they bear. Yet the old W.G. was England’s greatest batsman at the same age as the young W.G.—Towns­ end yere was a batsman, Townsend fils is a bowler. It was rather rough on the lad of 16 to let him bowl 70 overs in his first match, and rougher far for fielders to butter several chances made off him. The irony of fate: Ferris, the much-belauded and high-priced bargain from Australia, bribed over here on account of his bowling, sent down 5 overs in the second innings in which young Townsend bowled no less than 70! As W .G. has lost the toss seven times in succession, he may be coming round to the opinion of some of us who would go back to the old rule and give the home side choice of innings without spinning the coin. P.S.—Essex beat Yorkshire, and might have beaten Australia ; Derbyshire literally overwhelmed Essex—Bagshaw getting 96 and 90 (not out.) Ought not Derbyshire to be restored to the front rank again ? Would Gloucestershire like to play them a test match ? if so, doubtless they could be accommodated. N.B.—Harry Jupp took a part of three days in scoring 117 (not out) against Yorkshire in 1880 (see last week’s editorial note in this journal). G O L D S M IT H S ’ IN S T IT U T E v . C H ARLW O O D .— Played at Charlw ood on A ugust 8. C h arlw ood . F irst Innings G. Ellis, b S tone ... « T. Ellis, c H olm es, b S to n e ............................ 4 A. E llis, lbw , b D u tton ..................... l W .H . W hite, b Stone 1 E lm sley, b Stone ... 14 T. W ickens, c W . J oan e3, b S tone ... 14 C. ' H. M. K err, b D u tton .................... J. G eary, b D u tton P. E llis, b Stone ... P. S t.Joh n M ildm ay, b S t o n e .................... Rev. D. M ildm ay, n ot ou t ..................... B ...................... T otal ............Cl Iq the Second ln n ;ngs G . Eliis scored b W in d e­ bank, 8. T. EUis, b Stone. 0. A. E llis, c SculJy, b w indebank, 3, E lm s'ey, c H . Joanes, b W indebank, iO, Kerr, n o t out, 13; b 5.—T otal, 49. H. H olm es, b P. Ellis J. C. S tone, lbw , b G. E l l i s ............................. R . W indebank, lbw , b G. E llis .................... J. D u tton , run out ... B. R . S cully, b P. E l l i s ............................. S. R. B est, o G . Ellis, b P. E llis ..................... G oldsmith ’ s I n stitu te . L. T. E aston , b P. E llis ............................. 3 W . B. L eaver, c P. Ellis, b G. E llis ... 11 H. B row n, run out .. 1 W . Joanes, Ibw , b G. E llis ............................ 0 H. Joanes, not ou t... 7 B 15, lb 1, w 2 ... 18 Total ...120 G O L D S M IT H ’ S IN S T IT U TE v. B E TCH WORTH. — Played at B etch w orth on A ugust 5. B etoh w orth . J. Walker, c Winde­ bank, b Murrell ... 43 H. Barnes, c Stone, b Windebank ............ 3 Miller, b Murrell ... 1 Truelove, c Murrell, b WindebanK ......... 0 Boyle, b Dutton........ 4 A. Aulbury, b A. Holmes ............... 44 W . A u lbu ry, c Leaver, b Stone ... 2 F elton, b W inde­ bank............................. 1 M cG aw , c W in d e­ bank, b M urrell 17 H arris, b A. H olm es 1 B udgen. n ot out ... 2 B 1,1b 3 ............ 4 T otal G old sm ith ’ s I nstitute . ...122 J. E . H olm es, c ’ Fel­ ton, b W. Aulbury J. D u tton , b F elton... R . W indebank, c Bud- geD, b F e lto n ........... W . B. L eaver, c Bud­ gen. b W . Aulbury H. E. M urreil,b M iller 28 J. C. Stone, c A .A u ’- bury, b Felton ... 3 B. R S cully, b True- love ..............................10 A. H olm es, n ot out li W .H .Joanes, n ot ou t 1 B ............................. T otal , 75 H. Joanes did n ot bat. G O L D S M IT H ’S IN S T IT U T E v. B E T C H W O R T H — Played at B etch w orth on A ugust 10. G o ldsm ith ’ s I n stitu te . F irst Innings. J. C. Stone, c B row n, b P itard ....................83 R. W indebank, lbw , b Beadle .................... 8 W . B. L eaver, st A lbury, b B eadle ... 10 P. R . Best, b L u ca s ... 19 J. D utton, b Beadle ... 12 A. H olm es, c D ancey, b L u ca s ..................... 2 L .T .E a ston .c Childs, b B e a d le ................... W . H. M anley, c A l­ bury, b P itard ... 14 W . H . Joanes, n ot ou t ..............................ig H . Joanes, c P itard, b D urrant ............ o F. B uck, b D urrant 4 B 7, lb 2, w 4 ... 13 T otal ..139 In the S econd Innings S ton e scored (n ot ou t) 69 W indebank, b Beadle, 2, L eaver (not out^ 28 ' w ' Joanes, c B row n b D urrani, 14; b 7 .’ lb 2 —1 Total, 122. * h 1U A B e tch w o rth . A. Albury, c M anley,b D utton ..................... R . C hilds, c D utton, b 8 tone .................... H. L ucas, b D utton .. Pitard, b D utton W. B row n, c H olm es, b Leaver .................... Stevens, c D u tton , b S ton e............................. E . W . H. B irley, c W indebank, b S tone ..................... E .D urrant, b D utton D an ceyc W indebank, b D u tton ............ T. Beadle, n ot ou t .1 R offey, c E aston, b W indebank .......... B 4, lb 1, w 1 .1 T otal . 87 G O L D S M IT H ’S IN S T IT U T E v. M E 1D V A L E .— P layed at M ead vale on A ugust 7. M eadvale . F irst InniogP. S econ d Innings. W. B row n, lb w , b W in d e­ bank ...................................... 8 not ou t .............31 E. D urrant, b A . H olm es 12 b D u t t o n ............. 0 T. N ightingale, c D utton, b A. H olm es .................... 40 lbw, b D utton ... 10 M. M iller, c J. H olm es, b Murrell ............................. 1 c H . Joanes, b A. H olm es ... ... 8 7 c L eaver, b D ut- F. J. B uckland, lbw, b M urrell ............................. G. B urt, c W indebank, b A. H o lm e s..........-............... G . Buss, b D utton ............ E. W righ t, b D utton R. W . B row n, n o to u t H. T. BrowD, c D utton, b W iade^ank .................... H. M archant, b W icd e- ta n k ...................................... B 12, lb 2, w 1 ............ Total ................. ton 0 b D utton 8 b M urrell . 0 b D utton . 5 b D utton . 0 n ot out b M urrell ............ l B 12, lb 2, w l... 15 T otal ...121 G oldsm ith ’ s I nstitu te . W. B. L ea v er, b D ur­ rant .............................. C W . H. Joane?, b B urt 1 B. R. S cully, lbw , b B u r t .......................... 0 R . W indebank, b Burt 5 H.E.M u rell,o W right, b Buss .................... 8 J. E H olm es, n ot ou t 8 S. R . Best, b Burt ... J. D utton, b Burt ... A. H olm es, b B u r t... H. Joanes, b Burt .. B 10, lo 3, w T otal .. G O L D S M IT H ’S IN S T IIU T E v. H O L M W O O D .— Played at H olm w ood on A ugust 9. H olmw ood . F irst Innings. T . K night, c B uck, b W indebank .....................13 E. C. C ooper, b D utton ... 13 E. D ew dney. b D utton .. 10 E . W . H. Birley. b D u tton 0 F. W. P ledge, b D utton ... 0 C. P ierce, b W indebank .. 9 F. F. Clark, b W indebank 13 E . B ond, b W indebank ... 26 A. Akehurst, b W in de­ bank ...................................... 2 F. W oodson, b W indebank 0 S. J. Flack, n ot o u t ............ 0 B 5, lb 2 ............................. 7 S econd In n in g «. n ot ou t ............ b W indebank ... b D utton ............ b D utton ............ c W indebank, b D u tton ............ n ot ou t ............ b D utton ............ bW indebank ... B 7 ,lb 1 ............ T otal .....................9 ) T o t a l...............42 G oldsm ith ’ s I n stitu te . H. H olm es, b K night 1 J. C. Stone, c Clarke, b B o n d ....................I l l R . W indebank, c Birley, b K night ... 0 S. R . B est, b P ledge... 19 J. D utton, b Pledge... 16 W .H .M anley.b P ledge 5 L .T . E aston, b P led g e 14 W . B. L eaver, n ot ou t ............................. 50 W . H . Joanes, b P ledge ..................... 2 F. B uck, b P ledge ... 3 H. Joanes, b P ledge 3 B 16, lb 4, w l ...2 1 T otal ... 215 C H A R L T O N P A R K v . BAN K O F E N G L A N D .- Played at C harlton P ark on A ugust 12. C harlton P a r k . Capt. W . M cCanlis, n ot ou t .................... A . J. N ew som ,st H ay­ craft, b E very A. T urrell, run ou t ... 15 J. H unter, st H ay­ craft, b C lark ... 2 W . M artin, bClark .. 9 B 22, lb 1, w 1 ... 24 T otal ...163 G. M. M aryon W ilson,S . R. Sargent, A. H .Pease, H. C, O gilvy, F. G . Allen, and R ev. W . M . C. M c­ A llister did n o t bat. B ank o p E ngland . W. B. T yndall, c Sar­ gent. b M artin ... 12 A. G. E very, c and b H unter .....................12 W . J. H aycrafc, b H unter ..................... 7 C. D. R oss.st Sargent, b H u n t e r ..................... 6 R . P. N ew ham , c Ogilvy, b M artin ... 0 A . P. R oe, n ot ou t ... 10 H. D. Stephens, c H unter, b M artin A. H. Clark, st Sar- gent, b M artin ... A H. Bartlett, b M c­ A llister ...* ............ R . P. H. H ow ell, c M cA llister, b M ar- j tin ............................. A . N. Other, absent I B 3, w 1 ............ T o t a l............52 G R A N V IL L E (L U E ) v. B R O M L E Y .-P la y ed at Lee on A ugust 12. B ro m ley . S. H. H ew ett, b E d ­ w ard ............................. 01 W . G. B each, c and b Edwards .....................44 M . B aker, st F urze, b E d w a rd s ..................... 7 A. R om ery, c P ate, b Edw ards ..................... 5 J. W eeks, c W ilson , b Edw ard .....................13 A. F. G adsdon, st F urze, b E dw ards... 23 G ran ville . R . S. M ayne, run out 2 C. A pthorpe.c Parry, b E dw ards ............ 0 W . G. H ew ett, c and b Edw ards ............ 0 T . D . T ennant, b E d w ard ............ 2 F. S. Hewett. n ot o u t 0 B 6, n b 3 ............ 9 T otal ............172 J. W ilson , jun., b R o m e r y ..................... G J. A. Joh n ston , n ot out ..............................13 B 8, lb 1, w 1, nb 2 7 B. F. G ord on , c A. H. H ew ett, b M ayne ... 34 L . R . G lover, c G ads- don, b M a y n e ............. 2 E . Furze, b M ayne ... 4 J. Edward, c B each, b M ayne .................... 7 W . E dw ard?, c and b R om ery .....................41 W. P ate. E . F. L loy d , A. D . P arry, and G. H elder did n ot bat. T otal ...114 R e v ise d “ L a w s o f C r ic k e t ” for 18?3, together w ith H ints to Y oun g P layers, an in stru ctive treatise illu strated by seven special engravings, five diagr m s show ing how to place a team in th e field to different bow ling, and cop y o f ru es for guidance o f th ose form ing clubs, &c. Post free 4 stam ps, o f W right and Co., 41 fct, Andrew ’s H ill D o fr'-s’ C om m ons, E.C