Cricket 1893

AUG. 24, 1898 CRIOKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME- 869 N O R T H B R O O K v. B U R L IN G T O N W A N D E R E R S .—P layed at L ee on A ugust 12. N o r t h b r o o k . J . W . K now les, n ot ou t .............................40 B .............................16 A. H . Sm ith, c Bull, b L u n n on .....................34 J. D acres b L unnon 29 C. 0. Springthorpe, c Bow ie, b L u n n on ... 7 T o ta l ...........181 F. H . W illis, n ot ou t 55 H. T om kins, W . F. B arry, W . O. W illis, C. Pearse, W. D. B utler and H . N. Sm ith did not bat. In n in gs declared closed . B u rlin gton W anderers . M . J. W ells, n o t ou t 33 W . H . L u nnon, c B arry, b W. W illis 1 H. T. B ull, n o t ou t 10 b A. W . C. C ollins, Sm ith ..................... A. E . G ent, c Butler, b W . W illis ............ 5 A. L . P attison, b A. Sm ith ............ D . M .B ow ie,stB utler, b P earse ................ B 4, l b l , w 3 n b I T otal M ERTON .— P layed at M erton on D r. M udd, b M oor­ h ouse ..................... A . W . H anbury, n ot o u t .............................. H .B eam s, c Y oulton, b H arvey..................... R. H icks, b M o o r­ house ..................... A.N .O ther, absent ... B ............................. E W E L L v. A ugust 12. E w e ll, A. C. B a rton ,c K em p­ son, b M oorhouse... 1 P.M .W alters,cB evan, b M oorh ou se ............ 3 A. K illick, b M oor­ house ............................ 0 T. H ards, lbw , b H ar­ vey ............................. 5 D. P arbury, lbw , b H arvey ..................... 6 W. L. H arrow ell, b H arvey ..................... 3 T otal M e r to n . THE EIGHTH AUSTRALIAN TEAM. 98 U P P E R C L A P T O N v. C H E S H U N T .—P layed at U pper C lapton on A ugust 12. C h esh u n t . W. Y oun g, c Sow erby, b M ott ..................... w H . S. U rw ick, b S ow ­ erby .............................. 2 H. Mayo, b Sow erby 15 F. H ow ard, b M ott ... 8 A. A. H argraves, c Irb y, b Sow erby ... 26 A. Luff, c B arham , b Sow erby ..................... 5 W . F uller, c M iroy, b N ell ..................... 5 F. D oxat, c Irby, b N e ll............................. 0 E . G allow ay, b S ow erb y.................... 0 A. G allow ay, b Nell 0 H. Shaw, n ot out ... 0 B 8, lb 3, w 3, n b 2 16 T otal U p p e r C l a pt o n . D r. S trode, b L u ff ... 1 H . E . Barham , c . M ayo, b L u f f ............27 J.J.W i)loeks,cH ow ard, b U r w ic k .....................29 W .J.S ow erby, n o to u t 24 E. J. M iroy, b U rw ick 0 J. S. T ekell, E . C. M ott, M ason did n ot bat. J. B . C ottingham , < Fuller, b L u ff.......... P. A. Irby, not o u t . B 4, w 2 ........... Total 81 P. N ell, and J. R. F. D . Head, c K illick, b H arrow ell ............17 M. M oorhouse,bM udd 50 T. P . H arvey, c and b H arrow ell .............. 16 C. A. K em pson,c P ar­ bury, b H arrow ell 60 E .G od w a rd ,c Killick, b Harrowell ..............67 BO STO N P A R K v. T O W N L E Y PA R K .- B ren tford on A ugust 19. T ow n ley P ark . •Played at J. F au'kner, c U nderJ. B oyle, c W hite, b w ood, b C layton ... 0 C layton .................... 4 F. R oe, run o u t ............ 43 C. W itherby, b C lay­ A. E. C ooper, b T aj lor 0 ton ............................. 15 F. E aton, c W ood s, b A. F. G range,c and b T aylor .................... 15 T ay lor ..................... 5 W . L . L o g a n ,b T a jlo r 4 M. V. Jupp, n ot out (> H. T om lin son ,b C layE x t r a s ..................... 12 ton ............................. 6 — H. A . H a dd on .b C layT otal ............104 ton ............................. 0 B oston P a r k . G . B and, b W itherby 61 F. T aylor, c H addon, A .E .H arriss, c Fau'kb E a t o n ..................... 24 ner, b E a t o n ............ 61 A. J. Sm ith, n ot out 8 W . V oep er, b Eaton 0 E . U nderw ood, n ot J.Clay ton,c Faulkner, ou t ............................. 0 b W ith erb y ............ 4 E xtras .................... 7 J. Brewell, b E aton ... 0 — C. W ood , b W itherby 0 T otal ............165 H. W h ite and C. W . B u tch er did n ot bat. LO N D O N AN D W E S T M IN S T E R B A N K B A R C L A Y ’S BAN K .—P layed at Catford c A ugust 16 and 17. L & W . B ank. J. H . H erschell, n ot out F . F . MusBon, P artridge .......... B 17, lb 2 ... . T otal C. A .Snell, b R ich ard­ son ............ ............ 0 C. S. J. D ouglas, c sub, b R ich ard son 19 C. A. G oodchild, b P artridge.................... 8 G . Raby, b C ooper ... 6 ............116 W .B radbery,b M ason 15 E . B. M anfield, b F lu ck .................... 26 A . P od m ore and T . E . L a p so n did n ot a t. In n in gs declared closed. B a r clay ’ s . H . J. P riestm an, c D ouglas,bP odm ore 0 E . K in gsford, not ou t ............................. 1 W . B . B radford, b P cd m o re ... ... ... 0 W. B. P earson, b G oodch ild ............ 2 B ............................. 8 J. H. M ason, b G ood ­ ch ild ............................. E . T . P artridge, b P o d m o r e .................... A. P artner, c and b F o d m o re ..................... W. R . F luck, b P od­ m ore .................... G .F ,H arw ood,c M an­ field, b b o o d ch ild F. J. C ooper, b P od­ m ore ............................. A . J.C ane, c M usson, b G o o d c h ild ............ Total M. H , W hitley, c and b Parbury ............ D r. Y oung, c K illick, b M udd ..................... J. P. B evan,c B eam s, b H a rr o w e ll............ W . Y ou lton , n ot out B 1 0 , l b l , w l ... T otal ............249 A . S. L egg and C. G odw ard did n ot bat. BOSTON P A R K v. RICH M O N D T O W N .- at B rentford on A ugust 16. B oston P a r k . -Played A. E . H arriss,run out 18 E. A . Bush, b N orris 79 G. H . Ju pp , jun., c Read, b T a t e ....................11 W . W illiam s, lbw , b N orris ............................ 21 John P ou pa rt,b P en- te lo w ....................................32 A. W . K night, b R ead 18 W . B ud, b Read ... 5 [ R ich m o n d . W . P oupart, c P ente- low , b R e a d ............ A. J. Sm ith, b P ente- low ............................. Palm er, n ot out ... E . U nderw ood, c Tate, b R e a d ............ E x tr a s ................... T otal .210 W . Ireland, b K night 4 W . B . P entelow , b K night ..................... 9 H. C ripps, c and b P alm er .................... 33 W . Cripps, c Jupp, jun. b W illiam s ...1 3 H. N orris, lbw , b Jupp, ju n ....................20 F. Read, iu n out ... 0 J.Shepherd,st Sm ith, b W illiam s ............39 H . T ate, n ot ou t ...4 3 S. W arby, b Bush ... 2 J.E . H. Judd, b Bufch 3 B on. A. F ournour, b K n igh t....................15 E x t r a s ............ ... 10 T otal... . 191 T H IR T Y -S E C O N D M A T C H —v. G L O U C E S T E R ­ S H IR E . T h e C heltenham w eek, w h ich h a d open ed in au­ spiciously, from a G loucestershire p oin t o f view , w ith a defeat at the hands o f Som ersetshire, cam e to an equally u n satisfactory ending on F riday. F or th e secon d fixture, the A ustralian team furnished the opp osition , and though they w ere dism issed fo r a lesser to ta l than m ight have been expected, th e cou n ty never had anything o f a chance. T h e A ustralians, w ho left ou t L yons, G regory and Jarvis, fou n d the G loucestershire bow ling w eakened b y the absence o f M urch, w ho had strained his leg. W ith M urch aw ay, G lou ces­ tershire did w ell to have an outing on ly o f three hours. F o r this they w ere m ainly in debted to the effective bow lin g o f th e young C lifton ian, T ow n ­ send. F ive o f the A ustralians got over tw enty runs, bu t th e best as w ell as th e highest score w as that o f T rum ble. G oin g in fou rth w icket dow n at 104, h e w as eighth ou t a t 183, and his 47, w hich on ly occu p ied an h our and a quarter,w as absolutely free from fault. T ow n sen d’s slow bow lin g w as very effective, as already stated. H is five w ickets cost fou rteen runs a piece. O f th e earlier batsm en of G loucestershire, W .G . began well, m aking 26 of the first 34 runs. H a lf th e side w ere ou t fo r 37,and it w as on ly a useful stand at the end of th e day by E . M . G ra ce and R ice, w h o added 39, that gave som ething like a fair appearance to the score. On F riday m orning E .M . w h o w as n ot out 20, received very little assistance, and w hen he w as out, after adding 17 ou t of 33, th e innings w as over fo r a total o f 109. T h e explanation of G loucestershire’s sm all score w ill be fou n d partly in th e excellent bow ling of G . G iffen. H is seven w ickets co s t less than six runs a piece. F ollow in g on in a m inority o f 98 G loucestershire began badly, losing W .G . and F erris fo r only tw elve runs. A useful stand by R ice and P ainter, how ever, gave the gam e a better appearance fo r th e cou n ty, and chiefly through th e latter’s brilliant hitting, th e part­ nership added 71 m n s. R ice stayed in som e tim e, b u t o f the rest n o one, except W . G ., jun., did anything, and the in nings closed fo r 131, the last seven w ickets having only added 48. L e ft w ith 34 to w in, th e A ustralians lost B ruce from the first ball, and B annerm an at six. G . G iffen and T rott, how ever, quickly k n ocked off the runs still w anted, leaving th e v ictory w ith th e A ustralians b y eight w ickets. A u str a l ia n s . F irst Innings. U P P E R C L A P T O N v. LON DON AN D W E S T ­ M IN S TE R BANK.—P layed at D enm ark H ill on A u gu st 19. L . & W . B ank. H. O. M anfield, c H om er, b B rett ... A . W . Brown, b N ell... G. W . Stopford, b N ell A. T . M aingay, b Nell J. H . P ritchard, b H om er .................... J. B radberry, b N ell... J . P. M urray, c and b H om er ..................... 19 A. T. Clarke, n ot ou t 16 F. W . StODe, b N ell 0 G . F ranklin, b N ell 0 B. Newm an, bH om er 10 B 9, lb 10 ............19 T otal , 81 U p p e r C L apton . d b P. G . W olf, S topford .................... E . A. H om er, b Stop ford ............................. R . H. Pannell, st M an­ field, b S top ford ... R. S. C ushing, b Stop­ ford ........................... l F. H .W alsham .c M ur­ ray, b Stopford ... 1 H. G unson and S. A,*Kyffln did n ot bat. 17 46 A. A. P arkin, b Stop fo r d ............................. 26 P. N ell, st MaDfield, b C larke.................... 19 E . B . W ells, n ot out 5 H. C. H ob b s,n ot ou t 1L B 5, lb 4, w 1 ... 10 T o ta l ..145 LONDON A N D COUNTY B A N K v. UNION BAN K . —P layed at D ulw ich on A ugust 15 and 16. L on d on a n d C o u n ty Bank. A Jackson, c W arren, S. H. Sargant,bW at- b L angridge ............ 10 s o n ............................. 6 W . B entley, run out 6 C. E. B lom field, b T . B ishop, c W arren, W a ts o n .................... 0 b L angridge ............ 7 F. J. Finlinson, n ot G . F. W ells, b W atson 26 o u t ............................. 12 W . R . P attinson, b E. D a C osta R icca, L an gridge ............ F . fl. Thirw all.b W at­ 11 n o t ou t ...' ............ 16 B 2, lb 2..................... 4 son ............................. 10 — S. J. Jackson did n ot bat. closed. U nion B ank . T o t a l............108 Innings declared J. W arren, not ou t... 7 B 10, w 3 ............13 A. G. L loyd, run ou t 29 R . Beckett, b Sargant 16 C. A. W a tson ,n otou t 22 J. C. R obertson , b W e lls ............................. 0 E . A. Stevenson, D . H . L angridge, G . Sim on, R . ff. H ughes, F. P. Turner, and J. B ow den did n ot bat. T otal 87 M r. A. C.Bannerm an, c E . M. G race, b R ob erts ...................33 M r. W .B ruce,run ou t 23 M r.G .G iffen, c T ow n ­ send, b F erris........... 0 Mr. G . fi. B. T rott, st B rain, b T ow n send 28 Mr. H . G raham , c W . G . G r ce, sen., b T ow n send ............22 M r. H . T rum ble, b T ow n send ............47 Mr. A. C oningham , c D e W in ton , b W . G . G race, sen. ... 7 M r. W . F. G iffen, st B rain, b T ow n send 3 M r. o. T . B . T urner, c P ainter, b F erris 13 Mr. R . W . M ’L eod, n ot ou t ..................... Mr. J. M’C .B lackham , b T ow n send ............ B 5, lb 2, nb 1 ... T o ta l ............207 In th e S econd Innings B annerm an scored, (run out) 0, B ruce, c B rain, b T ow nsend, 0, G iffen (not out) 17, T ro tt (not out) 14; b 6.—T otal, 37. G lo u c e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Inniugs. Mr. W . G . G race, sen., b G . G iffen .............................26 M r J. J. F erris,cT rum ble, b G . G iffen ............................. 5 P ainter, c and b T ru m b le 1 Mr. G . S. D e W in ton , lbw , b T ru m b le ............................. 0 M r. R . W . R ice, b T rott ...113 Mr. W . G . G race, ju n ., c M cL eod , b G. G iffen ... 0 M r.E. M. G race,bG .G iffen 37 M r.H . V . P age.cB lackham , b G . G iffen ..................... 9 Mr. C. L . T ow nsend, c B lackham , b G .G iffen ... 0 M r. W . H . B rain, b G. G iffe n ...................................... 2 R oberts, n ot o u t ................... 3 B 11, lb 2 .....................13 S econ d Innings. b G . G iffen ... I c C oningham , b G . G iffen ... i b T urner ............4! st B lackham , T urner ... . b T urner ... . c B annerm an, b G .G iffe n ... 18 cT rott.b T urn er 4 c W . G iffen, b T ru m ble ... 9 c B lackham , b T u r n e r ............ 3 3 23 n ot out b Turner B 9, lb 1, w 1 11 T o ta l ...131 T ota l .................... 109 B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. A u s t r a lia n s . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. ... 19 R ob erts ... T ow n sen d ... 22. F erris ............13 W . G race, jun. 6 W . G race, sen. 5 M. R . W . O. 6 6.3 M. R . W 2 7 0 0 24 1 Ferris delivered one no-ball.