Cricket 1893

366 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. AUG. 24, 1898 T h e fo llo w in g ta b le w ill sh o w th e re la tiv e p o s itio n s o f th e n in e c o m p e tito r s fo r th e C o u n ty C h a m p io n sh ip u p to d a te. P iyd. W on L o st D m . P oin ts Yorkshire ... . . 15 .. 11 . . 3 ... 1 .. 8 L a n cash ire... . . 15 .. 9 . . 4 ... 2 .. 5 M iddlesex ... . . 15 .. 9 . . 5 ... 1 .. 4 S e n t ............... . 14 .. 5 . . 4 ... 5 .. 1 Surrey.................... . 16 .. 7 . . 8 ... 1 .. —1 S u s s e x .................. . 14 .. 4 . . 6 ... 4 .. —2 N otts .................. . 15 .. 4 . . 7 ... 4 .. —3 Som ersetshire . . 15 .. 3 . . 8 ... 4 .. — 5 G loucestershire 15 .. 3 . . 10 ... 2 ... - 7 L o s s e s a re d e d u cte d fr o m w in s, w h ilst d ra w n g a m e s a re ig n o re d . CHISWICK PARK TOUR. C H ISW IC K P A R K C L U B v. S O U T H SAXON S C.C.—Played at St. L eon ard s on A ugust 11 and 12. S outh S a xo n s . First Innings. Second Innings. A. C. Coles, b J. F arr...........23 b J. F arr ........... 4 H . G . P apillon, c Cook, b J. F arr ...................................... o c T urner, b J. F arr........................31 W . H. D ixon, run out ... 2b S. Farr ............... 5 W . A. S p a rlijg , b J. F arr 3 c Turner, b J. F a r r ................... 6 G . R. P ap illon , b J. F arr... 4 lbw, b L y o n s ... 13 H enson, b J. F arr ............ 0 b J. F arr ............ 3 L . Clarke, b J. F a r r ............ 2 b J. Farr ............ 1 R ev. F K endal], run ou t... 11 not ou t ............ 6 G. M . D avidson, b J. F arr 8 b J. Farr ............ 0 R. A dam son , n ot out ... 9lbw , b J. F arr ... 0 H. C. N icoll, run o u t ............ 2b J. F arr ............... 0 E xtra s...................................... 1 E xtras ............... 8 T otal .....................65 T otal... C h isw ick P a r k C l u b . 77 J. Farr, st P apillon, b H enson .................... 17 A. P riestley, c A dam ­ son, b N ic o ll............33 G .L yon s, c Adam son, b H en son .................... 5 A W . W atson, b H . G. P a p illo n .................... 92 S. F arr, b H enson ... 13 C. S. D ean, c sub. b H enson .....................25 A . A. Surtees, b H. G. P ap illon ............11 H . M. F aw cett, c G . R . P apillon, b H. G , P apillon ..................... W .C ook, b H enson... J. N icoll, not ou t ... C. W . Turner, lbw , b H e n s o n ..................... E x t r a s ..................... Total ...229 C H ISW IC K P A R K v. H A STIN G S A N D ST. L E O N A R D S.—Played at H astings on A ugust 14 and 15. H a stin g s and S t . L e o n a rd s. First Innings S econd Innings J. P hillips, b J. Farr............ 8 cF aw cett,bS .F arrl2 H . L ove, b S. F arr ............57 b S. Farr ............... 1 C. L avender, b D ean ... 36 c P riestley, b J. F a rr..................... 6 T. C. Brown, b L yon s ... 6 b J. F arr ... ... 4 R . Baker, b D ean , . . . 7 b S. F arr ............ 0 J. J. T hurnham , b S. F arr 12 c P riestley, b J. F arr.....................14 R . H . N u ttall, b J. Farr... 19 b S. F arr ............ 8 H . S. Joh n son , b J. F arr... 19 lbw, b D ean ... 4 H .Cooper,cJ.Farr,b S .F arr 1 n ot ou t ............13 W . H. B all, b S. Farr............ 7 b D e a n .....................15 R . Standen, n ot o u t ............ 4 b D ean ............ 6 E x tra s................................14 E xtras ... b T otal J. Farr, c N u ttall, b B all ............................. 88 A. P riestley, ru*: ou t 92 G . L yon s, c Standen, b B aker .................... 56 A. W . W a tson , c T hu rn h am , b B all 90 ...190 C h is w ic k P ark . T otal 91 C.S.D ean, b Lavender 12 S. Farr, not ou t ... 25 A. A. Surkes, c and b L ove .....................10 E x tr a s .....................20 T otal .343 J. N icoll, H. M . Faw cett, C. W . Turner, and W, C ook did n ot bat. In n in g s declared closed . A . P riestley.n otou t... 70 J. F arr, lbw , b F ulier 8 C. S. D ean, b F u lirr 5 A. W . W a tson , lbw , b F uller ..................... 0 S. Farr, b M artin ... 2 G . L yons, b Clarke ... 21 J. N icoll, c Jones, b M artin .....................21 H. M. F aw cett, b F uller .................... 32 R o b e r tb b r id g e . W . C ook, b Fuller C. W . T urner, b F u l­ ler .............................. J. S nebb, st Jones, b T a y lo r ..................... C. B rett, b F u ller ... E x tr a s ..................... T ota l L . J. N icolls.lbw , b S. F a r r .............................40 R . H . N. T ay lor, b S. F a r r ............................. 6 F . H udson, c L yons, b S. F a r r .................... 55 A. E lsam , c L yons, b D ean .................... 0 C. T utt, b J. Farr ... 16 A Jon es, run out ... 0 J. Clarke, b S. Farr... M. L ivers, c S. Farr, b J. F arr ............ M. M artin, b S. Farr J. P arkhurst, n ot ou t R . B urgess. bS. F arr G. F uller, b J. F arr E xtras ................ ! C H IS W IC K P A R K v. W IL L IN G D O N .—P layed at W illingdon on A ugust 17. WtLLINGDON. C H ISW IC K P A R K v. R O B E R T S B R ID G E .— Played at R ob ertsb ridge o n A ugust 16. C h isw ick P a rk . H.B. Jeffery, b J. Farr 11 F. A. Jeffery, b S. Farr 0 J. H ide, b S. Farr ... 2 G H. A dington, b S. Farr ...........................14 R . H art, n o t ou t ...3 4 F. P arris, 'i J. Farr ... 0 J. V ine, c Turner, b J. Farr R . Collins, c C ook, b D ean .................... 19 A. Baker, b D ean A. Jeffery, b D ean... F. M ew ett, b D ean .. C. P rodger, b S. Farr E x tra s.................... T o ta l ........... 1 b J. C h isw ic k P a r k . J. Farr, lbw , b P arris 2 | A . A . Surtees, b J. A. P riestley, b P arris 3 G. L yon s, b H ide ... 13 A. W . W atson, b H ide 30 C .S.D ean.c H. Jeffery, b H ide ..................... 2 S. Farr, c Baker, b J. V ice ..................... 17 J. J . R G reen, b J. V ine ............................. 24 V in e... H . M. Faw cett, V in e............ J. N icoll, b J. V ine... W .C ook, b A dington C .W .T urner, n o t out E x tra s.................... T otal ...120 C H ISW IC K P A R K v. E A S T B O U R N E —P layed at E astbourne on A ugust 18 and 19. C h isw ic k P a r k . F irst Innings S econd Innings. J. Farr, b M atheson ..........17 b H orn.........................78 A. P riestley, b H orn ..........10 b H orn .............. 1 G. L yons.b M atheson ... 7 c R ichardson, b F. B u s h ...............25 A. W . W atson , run ou t ... 16 c and b W heeler 9 J. J. R. G reen, b H orn ... 44 lbw , b Born ... 10 S. Farr, run o u t ..................... 4 lbw , b H orn ... 5 A. A . Surtees, c sub, b M a th e so n ............................. 4 b W h e e le r............. 4 C. S. D ean, b H orn ............ 5 c F. Bush, b W h e e le r............. 0 C. W. Turner, c R ich a rd ­ son, b F. B u s h ...................11 b W h e e le r............ 18 B.M. F aw cett,b M atheson 59 c and b W heeler 47 W . C ook,b M atheson............. 5 n ot ou t ............ 8 J. N icoll. n ot out ............11 lbw , b W heeler 0 E x tr a s ............................19 E xtras .............. 9 T otal ...................212 E a stb o u rn e . F irst Innings. Total ...214 F. W . B ush, run ou t L . A. Shuter, lbw , b J. F a r r ............................. 4 H. J . D aven p ort, b S F a r r .............................12 H. S. Bush, b J. F arr 1 E.M atheson.c L yons, b S. F a r r .................... 1 L . G . H orn, b D ean... 32 R ev. F. G . K not, b S. T otal F a r r ............................. In the Second Innings B ush scored, c G reen, b D ean, 19: Shuter, c P riestley, b S. Farr, 29; D aven­ port, b Dean. 14; B ush, c Surtees, b S. Farr, 2; M atheson, c D ean, b L yon s, 6; H orn (n ot out), 37 ; K n ot (n ot out), 5 ; extras 2.— T ota' 114. L .G .T hom as.b G reen 30 w . R hichardson, b S. Farr .....................27 W . D avis, not out ... 25 Collins, c Surtees, b D ean .............................24 W heeler, b S. F arr... 4 E xtras .................... 20 .191 ...185 Total ...144 G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E v. S U R R E Y T h e Surrey eleven brought a disappointing season to a close, so far at least as first-class crick et is concerned,on the C lifton College G round yesterday w ith a defeat at the hands o f G lou ces­ tershire. L ock w ood , w h o had strained the ca lf of his right leg at T au n ton last w eek, w as unable to help Surrey, but, on the oth er hand, G lou cester­ shire w as equally unfortunate in losing the services o f W . G. also ow ing to a strain. T hough heavy rain had fallen in th e early m orn in g of M onday, E. M. G race, having w on the toss,thought it advisable to go in first. ‘ As it was, the ground w as never in favour o f rungetting, and an innings w as com p leted by each side on M onday, w ith an advantage o f tw enty-six runs to Surrey on a total of 131. T h e h ighest individual score w as A b el’s 25, and M urch, w ho w ent in tenth, had the distinction o f the best con trib u tion for G loucestershire. C uriously enough, R ichardson, Surrey’ s fast bow ler, and C. L . T ow nsend each took six w ickets fo r th eir respective sides, and fo r the sam e num ­ ber o f runs, 56. The young G loucestershire am a­ teur pu zzled the Surrey batsm en generally, and his perform ance, follow ing on others o f alm ost equal m erit, fully confirm s the belief that h e has a prom ising future before him , G loucestershire m ade a very bad start in their second innings on T u esday, losing R ice and Captain Luard for only eleven runs. A m istake in n ot running Painter out, lio w e v e r, w as frau gh t w ith serious con se­ quences for Surrey, and a life to E . M . G race also stood G loucestershire in good stead. A t all events, P ainter k n ock ed up 43 in fifty m inutes, and E M., w ho stayed an hour and a-half with Ferris, p u t on 31 before he w as out. F erris, w hose ca refu l cricket w as of the greatest value, was batting tw o hours and a half, and P age’s vigorous hitting at the finish w as in direct contrast. He was on ly in an hour and tw enty m inutes, and his 53— the highest score of tbe m a tch — did m u ch to decide th e result. L e ft w ith 191 to w in. Surrey lost fou r of their best batsm en in the last hour and a h a lf on T uesday for 83, o f w hich Shucer con ­ tribu ted 44 in his b est style. Y esterday Surrey ha d 108 to w in w ith six w ickets to fall, and as the rem aining batsm en on ly added 74, G loucestershire w ere left w ith a h igh ly cred ita' le v icto ry b y 33 runs. T h is v ictory o f G loucestershire, it is w orthy o f rem ark, is th sir first over Surrey sin ce 1885. G lo u c e s t e r sh ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. P ainter, b R ich a rd son ... 3 c A bel, b R ich ­ ardson ............43 Mr. Ii. W . R ice, b R ich a rd ­ son ......................................11 c W o o d , b B rock w ell ... 0 M r. J. J. F erris, c W . W . R ead, b Sm ith ............ 7 b Street ............46 M r. H . V .P age, b R ich a rd ­ son ...................................... 0 b R ich ard son ... 53 M r. E . M. G race, c Shuter, b R ich ard son .. 17 c W ood , b R ich ­ ardson ............31 Mr. W . G. G race, ju n ., c and b H ayw ard ............16 b R ich a rd son ... 2 C apt L uard, b R ich a rd son 20 b R ich a rd son ... 7 M r. W . H . B rain, st W ood , b B rockw ell ..................... 1 run ou t ............. 9 M r. C. T ow n send, c W . W . R ead, b R ich ard son ... 1 run ou t ............. 1 M urch, b S m ith ....................23 c and b H ay- R oberts, not out B .................... T otal w ard ............101 3n ot ou t ................ 9* 3 B ................. 5 ............105 S u r r e y . F irst Innings. A bel, c P ainter, b M urch 25 Mr. J. Shuter, b M urch 14 H ayw ard, st B rain, b T o w n se n d .............................10 Mr. W . W . R ead, b T ow n s­ end ......................................23 H enderson, st B rain, b T ow n sen d ............................... 1 B rockw ell, c 1L u ard, b T ow n send ... ............. 7 M. R ead, c E . M. G race, b T o w n se n d ............................23 Street, c W . G . G race, b T ow n sen d.................... 12 S m ith, c F erris, b M urch 0 W ood , run o u t ..................... 2 R ich ard son , n o t o u t................13 B ........................................ 1 T otal ...........................131 T o ta l ...157 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . G lo u c e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . Sm ith ................ 23.3 13 20 2 .............. 21 9 30 0 R ich a rd son ... 30 15 56 6 .............. 37.3 14 87 5 H ayw ard ... 4 2 10 1 .............. 11 6 17 1 B rockw ell ... 11 4 16 1 ............... 20 7 48 1 S tr e e t ............. 16 6 22 1 A bel ... ... 4 2 7 0 S u r r e y . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O.M . R . W . O. M . R . W . T ow n send ... 28.3 7 56 6 ............ 24.13 73 3 M urch ............ 21 4 57 3 .............. «0 3 29 1 R o b e rts........... 7 2 17 0 .............. 20 10 35 4 Ferris 7 1 18 2 M urch b ow led a wide. T ota l ...216 S econd Innings. b R o b e r ts ............14 b F erris ............44 c WT. G . G race, ju n ., b T ow n ­ send ............ 3 c F e r r i s , b R o b e r t s ............ 8 c B rain, b F erris 18 cB ra in ,b R oberts 80 b M urch ............12 b R ob erts ............ 3 b T ow n sen d ... 3 n ot ou t ............14 b T ow n sen d ... 6 L b l , w l ... H A M P STE A D v. LONDON SCO TTISH .—P layed at H am pstead on A ugust 19th. L ondon S cottish . E. A. B ennett, c Bird, b R iley .................... H. J. A.Pope,b H ebert 0 R . F. E asterbrook, b H ebert .................... 36 D. G . Anderson, b Hebert .....................72 H. M a x w e l l , b O sm ond . .............. 4 F . G . Anderson, b R ile y ............................. 3 C. R . M acdonald, b 7 | R iley ..................... J. L aing, b R iley ... R . A. B ennett, c Figgis, b R iley ... J. F lem ing, n ot out C. W . Cum m ing, b W alker B 32, lb 8,w 2,nb 1 43 T otal ...180 H am pstead . E . Figgis, c M axwell, b E asterbrook ... 18 H. R . Hebert, run out 17 N. B. B eete. b E aster­ brook .. ..................... 0 A. B. O sm ond, b E asterbrook ............ 0 R . A. W alker, b F. G. A nderson ............ E . T. Bartlett, b F . G. A nderson ... 24 A. R . Parker, c M ax­ well, b P ope ............ 3 40 C. D. M cM illin, b F. G . A nderson ... E . R . W ood , b E a ste rb ro o k ............ E. Reid, b F. G. A nderson ............ G . Riley, n ot ou t ... B 8, w 1 ............ T ota l ...136 T h e E ngland E leven against the A ustralians at M anchester to-day w ill con sist of W .G .G race, A. E . Stoddart, G . M cG regor, W . W . R ead, w ith Shrew s­ bury, G unn, A. W ard, B riggs, M old, B rockw ell and R ichardson. L o ck w o o d is unable to play ow ing to a strain.