Cricket 1893

AUG. 24, 1898 ORIOKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 367 SO M E R S E T S H IR E v. NO TTS. Som ersetshire, w ho, as w ill be rem em bered, were the first last year to low er the colou rs o f the hitherto in vincible eleven of N otts, had the satis­ faction o f »eating tbem again at Taunton on Tuesday. In J. A. D ix on 's absence C. W . W right captain ed N otts, w ho were also w ithout S hacklock and Sherw in. On the other h m d H. T. H ew ett, w ho had stood out o f the Surrey m atch last w eek, w as a*le again to take charge of the Som er­ setshire eleven, w ith, as w ill b e seen, the best results. H eavy rain had fallen early on M onday in T aunton, and N otts, as it proved, suffered rather than profited by the ch oice of inning*. T h e w icket at th e ou tset w as soft, and •yler, W ood s, and B edley were able to utilise it to such an extent that in a few m inutes over tw o h ours N otts w ere dism issed for the sm all total o f a hundred. T hanks to Shrew sbury, Jones, and F low ers, the score w as 86 w ith on y h alf the side out, bu t the tail failed utterly, and the l»st four batsm en, as the score w ill show , did n ot get a run betw een them . G unn failed to score, and Shrew sbury, though he w as in fo r an hour and ten m inutes, wa«i hardly in his best form . By the time N otts took the field the w icket had im proved considerably, and the S om ersetshire batsm en were seen to the best advantage. W ith L . P alairet H ew ett p u t on 52 for the first w icket, and later on H edley scored freely, m aking 48 ou t o f G9in a little over half an hour. Still, tbe best exhibition was that o f the captain, and at the end of the day, when the telegraph show ed 200 w ith on ly four batsm en out, he w as still in w ith 82 to h is credit. On T ues­ day m orning H ew ett continued to punish the N otts’ bow ling, and in a little over an hour 85 were %added at a co s t o f tw o m ore batsr^en T he Som er- 'setshire ca pta in w as sixth ou t w ith tbe total at 257. H e had been b attin g three hours and a quarter, and his 120—a ch aracter­ istic display o f free and punisning crick et—only contain ed on e chance, w hen he had got 112. R ain caused a lon g interruption, and th~n the innings cam e to a rapid close, the last fou r w ickets falling in h a lf an hour for 25 runs. W ith 2'1 to save an innings defeat N otts had a very difficult task before them w ith a w icket favouring the bow lers m aterially. W ith G unn and S hrew sbury again ou t for sm all scores, too, their case w as h o p e le ss, and as the side w ere dism issed in an hour and fifty m in u tes for 112 S om ersetshire had an easy w in by an innings and 99 runs. T yler’s bow ling was one o f the best features of their cricket. In the m atch he took nine w ickets at a cost o f just over eight run s a piec e. N o t ts . F irst Innings S hrew sbury, c L Palairet, b W ood s . .....................29 Mr. A. O. Jones, c N ew ton, b H edley ....................23 G unn, b W o o d s ...................... 0 Barnes, cC h allen,bH edley 4 F low ers, c R . PaJairet, b T y l e r ......................................... 24 A ttew ell, b T yler ........... 4 M r. C. W .W rig h t,cW ood s, b T yler .................................13 S econ d Innings. b T yler ............12 b W ood s ............ 1 c and b W ood s 13 c Spurw ay, b T yler ............27 c Challen, b T yler ............ 4 c L . P alairet, b H e d le y ............18 st D aft, b H edley ... B aguley, b W ood s M ee, n ot ou t............ H ardy, b T yler ... L b ..................... N ew ton, T yler ... n ot out st N ew ton, T yler ... b N ichols ... b N ichols ... B 7, lb 1 T o ta l ...................100 S o m e r se t . T ota l ...112 Mr. H . T. H ew ett, b H ardy ......................120 M r. L . C. H . P alairet, b M ee ........................19 Mr. J. B . C hallen, c Jones, b F lo w e rs... is M r. W . C . H edley, b M ee ................................48 M r .R .C . N. P alairet, b B a rn e s .......................25 Mr. R . P. Spurw ay, st W rig h t,b M e e ... 8 M r. S. M. J. W ood s, c Jones, b A ttcw ell 27 M r. A . E . N ew ton, c Jones, b A ttew ell 14 M r. V . T . H il', c Mee, b A ttew ell ............17 N ichols, n ot out ... 2 Tyler, c Mee, b A tte­ w ell ............................. 3 B 12, lb 3 ............15 T otal . 311 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . N o t t s . F irst Innings. O. M . R . W . T yler ............ 15.3 8 25 4 W o o d s ............ 28 11 45 3 H e d le y ............ 13 6 27 3 S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W . . . . 23 6 48 5 ' . ... 12 2 35 2 ................. 8 3 19 1 N ich ols 2.3 2 2 2 S o m e rset . M e e ........... A ttew ell... B a g u le y .. O. M . R . W . 27 5 68 3 38.3 6 117 4 4 1 16 0 O. M . R . W I F low ers 10 0 39 1 H a r d y 14 4 37 1 I B arn e s 12 4 19 1 CHARLTON PARK TOUR. C H A R L TO N P A R K v. B L U E M A N T LE S.— P layed at Tnnbridge W ells on A ugust 14. B l u e M a n tl e s . H. M. Bray broke, c L aw rence,b M artin 11 W. H . Andrew s, b M artin ... ... 6 H. C. Stew art, b O gilvy ....................16 R . D. B udw orth, st L aw rence.b M artin 5 H. F. K em p, c N ew ­ som , b M artin .. 60 E . H. E. M organ, c Law rence,bB urnett 14 E . M alden, n ot ou t ... 66 R . A. Ingram , c H ol­ ton. b M artin L . Andrew s,c O gilvy, b M c A lis te r ............ F. C . J. Sw ainson, b M cAllister ............ H. R . C rosthw aite, b M art.n ............ . B 2, lb 3 .................... T otal ...........1! C h a r lt o n P a rk b H. C. O gilvy, st L . A ndre w8,b M organ 4 S. R. Sargent, not ou t ............................26 B 40, lb 1, w 1, n b 2 44 T otal ...260 H . E . L aw ren ce, M organ ..................... 0 A. J. N ew som , c L . Andrew s, b M organ 18 A . H. Pease, c and b M organ .....................45 G. Turner, b W . A n d r e w s ....................44 Dr. F. W . P. H olton, n ot out .....................79 W . M artin, G. O. Jacob, Rev. W. M cAllister, and A. B urnett did n ot bat. C H A R L T O N P A R K v. S 0 U T H B 0 R 0 U 3 H .— Played at Southborough on August 15. SOUTHBOROUGH. W. D raper, c Sargent, b Pease .................... 45 E . Spittles. r> O gilvy 4 F. arris, run ou t ... 11 S. H arrow ing, c Law ­ rence, b O gilvy ... 4 J. F ielder, b N ew som 12 E . Fletcher, b P ease 12 J. H . V enables, st L aw rence, b Pease 6 E . D ra per, st L a w ­ rence, b O gilvy ... 10 E . P ack, c MartiD, b Pea*e .................... 4 R . M oss, b P ease ... 0 L . W . A ndrew s, n ot o u t ............................. 5 B ............................. 3 T otal ...116 C h arlton P ar k . A. H. Pease, c P ack, b W. D raper ............ 0 A. J. N ew som ,run outlO l G. Turner, b W . D raper .....................20 D r. F. W . P. H olton, c P ack, b Venables 45 F . G . Allen, b H ar­ row ing ..................... 2 J. H. W . D avies, c H arrow ing, b V en ­ ables............................. 2 W . M artin, b H arris 15 H. C. Ogilvy, b S p it t le s ..................... 2 S. R. Sargent, n o t ou t .............................24 B 16, lb 3, nb 1 ... 20 T otal ............231 Rev. W . M cA llister and H. E . L a w re n cj did n ot ta t. SO UTH SAXON S v. C H A R LTO N P A R K .—P layed at St. L eon ards on A ugust 18 and 19. C h ar lto n P a r k . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. A. J. N ew som , c Coles, b H enson ............................. 4 st G . P apillon, b H enson 7 J. A.Perkins, c G .Papillon, b N uttall ............................. 4 b N u ttall ........... 2 A. H . Pease, hw , b Nuttall 2 c and b H enson 28 S. R , Sargent, b H enson... 2 c Adam son, b N uttall ............ 1 G. T u rn er,cG . P apillon, b H enson ............................. 0 b H enson ............ 0 W . M artin, b H enson ... S st C raw ford, b H enson ............ 6 H . C. Ogilvy, b H enson ... 1 st G . Papillon, b H e n s o n ............ 0 F. G . Allen, c Nuttall, b H enson ... .................... 0 b H e n s o n ............ 9 G. O. J a cob , b Nuttall ... 3 n ot ou t ............ 0 Rev. W . M cA llister, b N ut­ tall ...................................... 0 lbw , b N u tta ll... 2 A. M artin, b N u tta ll............ 0 c and b H enson 8 B ...................................... 5 B ..................... 2 T otal .................... 24 T o ta l ............ 65 S outh S axon s . A. C. C oles, b M cA l­ lister .................... ... 1 V. F. C raw ford, c A. M artin,b M cAllister 16 P. H P ap illon , st Sar­ gent b P e a s e ...........21 G. K. Papidon. c Sar­ gent, b W. M artin 19 H. G. R ichardson, st Sargent, b N ew som 19 Henson, n ot o u t— ... 9 J. E. T rollope, c P er­ kins, b P ease ... 2 R . H. N uttall, bN ew - s o m ............ ... 10 R . A dam son , b M c­ A llister ..................10 H . K .Y oung, b P ease 13 B row n, c T urner, b N e w so m .................19 B 3, lb 1 ...................... 4 D E V O N S H IR E P A R K v. C H A R L T O N P A R K .- P la je d at E astbourne on A ugust 16 and 17. D e v o n s h ir e P a rk . E . G. W ilson , b N ew ­ born .............................78 E. C. P och in . c L aw ­ rence, b Sargent ... 89 E .M atheson,cM artin, b O g ilv y .....................15 C. R aison, b N ew som 5 P. Coles, c O gilvy, b A lle n ............ ... 24 R .L . A ston, c M cA llis­ ter, b A llen ............ 3 F. M undy, c A llister, b O g ilv y ................... R . E . M ounsey, b N e w so m ............ ... C. H. Jones, n ot ou t H . D. W illiam son, c Turner, b P e a s e ... S* H art, b N ew som ... B 1 3 ,lb 3 ............ 13 T otal C h ar lto n P a r k . E irst Innings. A . J. N ew som , run ou t ... 2 A. H. Pease, b M atheson 0 G .T urner, c Jones, b H art 10 S.R. Sargent, b M atheson 8 H . C. O gilvy, b H a rt..................12 F. G. Allen, h H art ............30 G . O. Jacob, b H a t t ............ 0 R ev. W . M cA llister, b M a th e so n .............................14 J. H. W . Davies, b H art... 3 A. M artin, c W illiam son, b H a tt...................................... 2 H . E . L aw ren ce, n ot ou t .. 9 B 4, lb 4 .............................. 8 Second Innings. b B art..................... 0 c Jones, b H art 1 st Jones, b M atheson ... 68 not out ............43 c and b H art ... 5 b M atheson ... 8 st Jones, b M atheson T otal ... 98 10 b M oun sey............24 c P och in , b M atheson ... 4 b H a r t ................... 0 c Jones, b H art 3 B 9, lb 1 ... 13 T otal ...179 C H A R L TO N P A R K v. W E S T H E A T H .—P layed at C harlton P ark on A ugust 19. W e st H e a th . H. Read, b K eats ... 3 A. M oreton.not o u t .115 F. E verett, b A. odc- Canlis ..................... 6 H. H ickson, Ibw, b H unter .................... 0 G. W right, st M as­ call, b H unter............ 5 R. Ingram , c R ed m an, b T a y lor . 11 E. M arshall G. R ead, b T aylor ... F. R utter, b T aylor G. Havelock, b T a y ­ lor ............................. G . Barrett, n ot out... B 14, lb 1 ............ T otal ...........] did n ot bat. C h a r lt o n P ark. E. R edm an, Ibw , b W right ......................15 ; E. T aylor, b P errott 49 H. T urrell, b R ead ... 1 J. H unter, c Have­ lock , b Ingram ... 9 Capt. M cC anlis, n ot out .............................23 A. J. M ascall, Dr. W. J. C. K eats, F W . A. K night, and W . J. C ow ley did n ot tat. A. L ovey, b Ingram 10 A.L .M cC anlis,notout 1 B 9, lb 4, w 1, n b 2 16 T otal ............124 F O R E S T H IL L v. B R IX TO N W A N D E R E R S .— Played at F orest Hill on August 19. B rixton W a n d e r e rs . E . 8. R ider, b W a lton 3 H. Odell, c and b W al­ ton .............................28 T .R .R ider, b H aw kins 0 C. H ogg, n o t out ...1 9 G. L . Edwards, b W a l­ ton ............................. 5 A W. HeppeJ, b D ean 5 N. L loyd, b D ean ... 9 F orest H il l . B. A. G lanville, b Dean ..................... A .P.B ossent, b Dean F. Palm er, b D ean... W . J. B row n, absent B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... T otal 0 2 1 0 10 82 J. W alton, n ot out... B 7, lb 1 ............ P. B. Parker, c G lan­ ville, b L lo y d ............21 | F. G ould, b T. R ider 18 P. D ean, b Edw ards .. 63 A. E . Q uiney, n ot ou t 61 W. N. R ook, H. H aw kins, J. G. T rotter, L . H. R oberts, A . Blacker, and H . Reid did n ot bat. Total .. 173 F O R E S T H IL L v. BLACiK H E A T H .—P layed at B lackheath on A ugust 19. F orest H i l l . C. 8. J. D ouglas, b P. Christopherson .. 32 A.C R oberts, run ou t 7 W. L . P ierce, not out 20 B 3, lb 3, w 1, nb 1 8 H. A. H ooker, c A. Stewart, b P.C hris- topherson ............ 9 H. E . H ockley, b G. H u b b a rd ....................38 J. A. Knight, n ot ou t 67 R . T okely, b G. Hub­ bard ................... ... 0 G. T okely, F. Skipper, J. L arge, and C. W e lch ­ m an did n ot bat. Innings declared closed. B la c k h e a th . T otal ...181 T otal ..143 R .B .S tew art,c W elch ­ m an, b H ockley ... 0 M . C hristopherson, c L arge,b W elchm an 4 H .C.Stew art, n ot ou t 94 T otal G . R . H utchingson, n o t ou t .....................: B 4, lb 1 ............. .. 142 R . A. Fegan. P. C hristopherson, A. W . Stewart G . C. H ubbard, A . G . H ubbard, E . P . P arsons, and R . C bristopherson did n ot bat.