Cricket 1893

854 CKICKET; A WEEKLY RECOED OF THE GAME. AUG. 17, 1893 interval. On the resum ption, B rain and T ow nsend w ere soon dism issed, and th ou gh ju st at the last M urch and R oberts Rave som e trou ble the m atch w as over before half-past three o ’clock w ith an advantage o f li7 runs to Som ersetshire. T yler’s bow ling w as again very effective. In th e m atch altogether he took ten w ick ets fo r 110 runs. S o m e r s e t , F irst InniDgs. M r. W . C. H edley, b M urch 8 M r. L . C. H . P alairet, b R ob erts ..............................27 Mr. J. B . C hallen, b M urch 14 Mr. R . C. N. Palairet, c B rain, b R ob erts ............16 M r. V . T . H ill, b Roberta 0* Mr. W . N. R oe, b R ob erts 75 M r. H . T . H ew ett, c Page, b M u rch ............................. 0 Mr. S. M. J. W ood s, st B rain, b T ow n send ... 26 M r. A . E . N ew ton, c D e W in ton , b M u r c h ............13 N ichols, n ot ou t-................... 9 T yler, b Ferria ..................... 1 B ...................................... 8 S econ d Innings, c B rain, b F erris 14 cP ainter,bF erris 72 st B rain, b W . G. G race, ju n . ... 30 c W . G .G race,jr., b R oberts ... 39 c Page, b M urch 29 n ot ou t ............ 9 c P ainter, b M u rch ...............33 c D e W in ton , b T ow n sen d ... 22 st B rain,bT ow n- send ............ 4 st B rain,bT ow n- send ............ 0 stB rain.b T ow n ­ send ............ 0 B 15, lb 3 ... 18 T ota l ................... 197 T ota l ...270 G l o u c e s t e r sh ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. M r. J. J. F erris, b N ichols 32 b T yler ............ 1 M r. R . W . R ice, c and b T y l e r ...................................... 0 c R oe, b T yler ... 2 M r. W. G . G race, jun., c N ew ton, b N ichols 7 c and b W o o d s 14 M r. G . S. D e W in ton , lbw , b T yler ............................. 80 run ou t ............ 10 P ainter, c R . P alairet, b H edley ............................. 6 c N ew ton, b W ood s ............ 11 M r. E . M . G race, b H edley 0 c L . Palairet, b T yler ............ 28 M r.H .V .Page, cL .P alairet, b N ich ols ... .. ... 22 b N ich ols ............ 40 Mr. W . H . B rain, c W ood s, b T yler .............................. 5 c H ew ett, b T yler ............ 17 M r. C. T ow nsend, n ot out 1 c R . P alairet, b T yler ............ 4 M urch, b T y l e r ..................... 2 c R . Palairet, b H edley ............ 26 R oberts, c H id, b T yler ... 1 n ot ou t ............ 11 B 9, lb 1 ..................... 10 B ..................... 10 T otal ...166 T ota l ...172 B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. S o m e r se t . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . T ow n sen d ... 20 3 71 1 ..., ... 8 1 16 4 M urch ... 24 5 67 4 .... ... 20 2 88 2 R ob erts ... ... 17 2 43 4 ..., ... 15 3 44 1 F erris ... 10 3 1 8 1 .... ... 19 2 74 2 W . G . G race. ]u n 12 3 30 1 G lo u ce st e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M . R . W T yler ............ W o o d s ............ , 33.212 13 2 39 5 ... ‘62 0 .., . ... 36 . ... 21 10 71 5 4 46 2 N ichols 35 15 48 3 .... ... 10 4 24 1 H e d le y ............ 23 8 37 2 ...■ ... 7.2 2 23 1 THE CANTERBURY WEEK. K E N T v. N O T T S . A fter having all the w orst o f the first part of their m a tch w ith N otts, the secon d fixture o f the C anterbury W eek, K ent played u p so w ell as to have little or n on e th e w orst o f the draw on Saturday afternoon. A s J. A. D ixon w as unable to go on from the O val to C anterbury, the ca p ­ ta in cy o f the N otts E leven w as undertaken by C. W . W right. In addition, Flow ers, w ho had gone on to C anterbury, w as too unw ell to play, and his place had ultim ately to be filled by T. A ttew ell. On th e other hand, K ent w ere w ithou W alter H earne, w hose bow ling w ould have been of great advantage. K ent secured choice o f innings, and con sid erin g that the w icket helped the bow lers ju st at first, did on the w hole fairly web to rem ain in till five o ’clock on T hursday a fter noon. M ason and A lec H earne pu t on 8t fo r the first w icket, R ashleigh a n d G eorge H earne 61 for the fourth, and th ese three batsm en were the ch ief con trib u tors to th e aggregate o f 202. N otts had forty-five m inutes fo r b attin g on M onday night, and tois w as sufficient to get rid o f Jones and B arnes for 40 runs. F riday was occu p ied with the ccntinuation o f the N otts innings, w hich w as still in com plete at th e close o f the day. The ch ief credit o f the lon g score jested w ith Shrew s­ bury and G unn. D aft helped Shrew sbury to put on 83 in the early p a rt o f the day, but the m ost interesting crick et w as daring th e partnership of Shrew sbury and G unn fo r the fourth w icket. B oth batsm en played in characteristic style, and the only fa u lt during their stay o f tw o hours w as a ch a n ce by Shrew sbury w hen he had m ade 83. The day’s crick et extended over six hours, and in this tim e 272 runs were added at a cost o f six m ore w ickets. H eavy rain fall during the early m orning o f Saturday had affected the w icket prejudicially for the last stpge of the m atch, and the b a'l got up very aw kw ardly during the day. G unn w as run ou t at 329, and w hen Sherw in w as caught the innings w as over for 336. G unn was batting four h ours and a h a lf for his 90, and if h is display w as tedious it was w ithout a fault. G oing in ju st a fter h a lf paBt tw elve o ’clock on Saturday in a m inority o f 134,K ent,in spite o f a very good innings by the W inchester captain , J. R . M ason, lost half their w ickets fo r 9U. Stew art, how ever, lent Ilaehleieh useful assistance, and their stand realised 50 runs. Stew art after helpin g to add E8 w as caught, and w ith M archant out at 170, there seem ed still a chance th a t N otts w ould win. W alter W rig h t’s defensive cricket w as how ever invaluable, and as he stayed w ith Rashleigh for tw o hours and a quarter their tt*nd saved the gam e. W ith the total 258 fo r eight w ickets the K ent captain declared. R ashleigh was n o to u t w ith 101 to his credit. H e had been batting for tw o hours and fifty m inute3, and considering how m u ch the ball bum ped at tim es it w as a rem ark­ able perform ance. A s N otts did not go in till ju st before 5 30, there was n o chance of a definite finish, and w ith J on es’ dism issal fo r on e the stum ps were draw n. S hacklock w as n ot w ell enough to bow l in the sacond innings o f K ent, and w ith F low ers away, the N otts bow ling w as of course greatly w eakened. Still, K ent deserve all the credit o f a capital up-hiil gam e. K e n t . F irst Innings A. H earne, b M ee ... ... ' M r. J. R . M ason, c Sher­ w in, b Mee .................... 49 G. G . H arne, c G unn, b S h acklock ............39 Mr. W . H . P atterson, b M ee ... ... ..................... 0 R ev. W . R ashleigh, b A ttew ell ... ... ............42 n o to u t M r. J. L e F lem ing, b S h a ck lock ............ ... 18 *Second Innings, c Shrew sbury, b W . A tte w e ll.. 3 b W . A tte w e ll... 50 b M e e ..................... 4 st Sherw in, b W . A ttew ell ... 17 .. 101 c Shrew sbury, b M ee ............ 5 c Jones,b B arnes 25 c D aft, b M ee ... 13 c T . A ttew ell, b B a rn e s...............23 B 14, lb 4 ... 18 Shacklock, c G. H earne, b W righ t 4 Mee, st K em p, b W rig h t .................... 6 T . A ttew ell, n ot ou t 23 Sherw in, c M art n, b A. H earne ............ 6 B 15, lb 3, w 1 ...1 9 M r.H .C .S tew art,bA ttew ell 0 M r. F . M archant, c and b A t t e w e ll............................. 20 W right, ru n o u t ..................... 1 M artin,cB arnes,bA ttew ell 12 M r. M. C. K em p, n ot ou t 5 W ...................................... 1 T ota l .................. 202 T ota l -..259 *Innings declared closed. N o t t s . F irst Innings. Shrew sbury, c R a sh ­ leigh, b W righ t .. 124 Mr. A . O. Jones, b W righ t ... ... .. 3 Barnes, run ou t ... 3 H . B . D aft, st K em p, b A. H earne ............28 G unn, c G . t earne, b A. H earne .. 90 W . A ttew ell, b M artin 18 T ota l ............336 M r. C. W . W right, b W rig h t ... ... 12 In the S econd Innings Shrew sbury scored (not ou t) 0, M r. A O. Jones, b W right, 1.— T otal, 1. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . K e n t . F irst Inniugs. O. M.R . W . W . A ttew ell 47.4 20 81 4 . M ee . ................ 31 12 54 3 . S h a ck lock ... 28 8 66 2 Barnes J on es . S h acklock delivered a wide. N o t t s . F irst Innings. O. M. R . W. W rig h t ............ 81 35 120 5 M artin ............ 47 20 66 1 A. H earne ...45.419 67 3 M ason ............ 19 4 40 0 G . H earnc ... 15 3 21 0 S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . .......... 40 13 85 3 .......... 30 4 100 3 ... 19.4 6 42 2 0 14 0 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . .......... 7.1 7 0 1 .......... 7 6 1 0 CROYDON WEEK. CRO YD O N v. N O R W O O D .—P layed at C royd on on Augubt 12. C ro yd o n . A. Hearne delivered one wide. F irst Innings. H. R . G room , c and b E lborough ............ . 18 8. M . T indall, lbw , b E lb orou g h .................... ... 11 S econd Innings. J. W h itcom b , c G oodw in, b M ontezum a ... C. W . M . F eist, M ontezu m a ................30 F. H ill, b M ontezum a ... 4 A. E. Clarke, run ou t ... 6 T. A .W atson, cB .F eather- stone, b E lborough W . J. K . Flinton, c G. F eatherstone, b E l­ borough ............................. 0 J. Aris, b E lb o r o u g h ......11 N. L avers, n ot ou t .......... 4 A.V.Sbraker.bM ontezum a, 0 B 2, lb 1 ............................ 3 2 n ot oub T otal ............90 N orwood . b M o n te zu m a ... 5 b E lborou gh ... 20 1 b M on tezu m a 1 c L ee, b M onte z u n n ............13 n ob ou t ............. 6 B ..................... 6 T otal ... 53 A. G. G oodw in, run ou t ............................. W. A ustin,sb Straker, b F eist ..................... R . S. R ogers, lbw , b F e is t ............................. G. F eith erston e, b T indall .................... L. de M ontezum a, c W h itcom b, b F eist A Springett, c F lin ­ ton , b F eist ............ 10 ; T. D . Lee, c F linton, b Feist ..................2 1 W . C. E lborough c Clarke, b F eist ...2 5 R . G race, c W hit- com o, b T in d all ... 7 B. F eath erston e, b T indall ................... 4 H . Featherdtone, n ot out .................... o B 5, lb 2 .................. 7 Tobal , 8J CRO YDO N v. A D D ISC O M B E .— Played on A ugust 7. A ddiscom be . First Innings. J. G rant, b A rcher ............17 W . T . G rant, b F eist............36 R ev. H. A. Serres. b F eist 17 R. M ann, b A rcher ............11 N. Cutler, b F eist ............ 4 R . L angton, b F e is t ............ 2 E. W iltshire, b A rcher ... 3 F. T. W iltshire, n ot ou t ... 10 R.J.G rant, c H ill, b A rcher 1 T. B. M arshall, c F eist, b Archer...................................... 0 S econd Innings. b Ching ... 8 b Ching ... 6 b Ching ... 5 n ot out ... 31 run out ... 20 n ot out ... 6 W. F. H ill, b F eist B 20, lb 6 ... T otal ... 24 , 26 ...151 sb B iscoe, Ching B 1,1b 3 . 19 Tobal ... 99 H. R . G room , b W . G ran t.............................14 S. M. T indall, b W . G r a n t ............................34 E . R. W ilkinson, c R ., b W . G rant ............17 A.C D ent, b W . G rant 4 J. A. A rcher, b W . G rant............................. 4 C. W. M. Feist, b H ill 17 F. Hill, b W. Grant ... 16 R . B iscoe, c Serres, b L angton ............43 S. J. Ching, b W . G rant ..................... 5 G .Spicer, b W .G rant 8 L .K . W atson, n ot ou t 9 B 10, lb 1 0 ............20 T otal ..190 CEOYDON v. B U R L IN G TO N W A N D E R E R S — P layed on A ugust 8. C roydon . F. H ill, c BuU b B ax ter .............................22 C .W . M. F eist, c B ull, b Collins .....................19 B. C ox, c L unnon, b B ull ............................. 0 E. R . W ilkinson, c Bull, b W illiam son 51 L . de M ontezum a, b W illiam son ............58 T. A. W atson, c B ull. b W illia m so n ............13 W . J. K. F linton, b T otal B u ll ............................. 4 B u rlin gton W a n d e r e r s . A. E . Clarke, c P at­ terson, b bu ll W . H. B agott, b F reem an .................... H . W . P atey, c C ol- lins. b Bull ............ A . V. Straker, b F reem an ............ L . K. W atson, n ot ou t ............................. B 16,lb 5 ............ 18 ...578 W.C. Colling, b Clarke 14 M. J. W ells, b P atey .. 15 R. O. Craw ford, b M ontezu m a ................19 A. C. D ent, b M onte­ zu m a ............................... 4 W. H. L unnon, b M ontezum a ............15 F. W . F reem an, n o t oub .............................62 E . W i.liam son , c Clarke, b M onte­ zu m a ................. Is F. A. O ldaker, lbw , b M ontezum a ... 2 S. C ook , b M onte­ zu m a ...................... 7 J. P. B axter, n o to u t 11 B 23, lb 8 .........31 T o ta l ........... Ii2 A. I . P atterson and H. T . B ull did n o t bat.