Cricket 1893

SE P T . 7, 1898 CRICKETs A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME* 391 had no match on either then or last Thursday, Yorkshire would have been guilty of almost offensive patriotism ia releasing him. “ But Middlesex let off Stoddart and McGregor.” Excuse me, amateurs decide for themselves besides, as neither of these are Middlesex men born, they can but faintly realise the clannish feeling of a genuine T yke; Lis county is the universe to him, especially in matters of sport. Should it be necessary in future to put in the field the absolutely best England E leven; then to secure this would it not be advisable to leave such dates a blank so far as County cricket is con­ cerned? And yet I belong to an ever- increasing band who infinitely prefer a first- class county match to any Inter-colonial match ever yet played, For this reason I sincerely hope County cricket will pursue an uninterrupted course for certainly the next five years. YORKSH IRE (ALL MATCHES). Matches playel 32—W on 19, lost 7, drawn 6. Tim es Inns, not out. Mr. F. S. Jackson 13 ... Mr. A . Sellers J. T. Brow n........... T u n n icliffe........... W ainwright.......... P eel.......................... W ardall................... M oorh ou se........... Ulyett ........... ... H a y le y ........... Mr. E. Sm ith ... Lord Hawke H irst ................... Mounsey ........... Mr. F. E. W ood- head ................... 5 H u n ter...................41 Mr. R. W . Frank 10 Luther, Whitehead 4 W a lle r ................... 6 Earnehaw ........... 4 2 0 ... 2 ... 5 ... 3 ... 8 CM 2 ... 10 ... 6 ... 1 ... 2 ... 0 ... 11 ... 4 ... 0 ... 17 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 Runs. .. 321 ..1062 ..1141 ..1050 .. 829 .. 777 .. 620 .. 630 .. 61-2 .. 58 .. £0 J .. 506 .. 419 .. 245 Most in an Inns. Aver. ... 111*... 29.18 ... 105 ... 23.60 90 ... 77 . ... 78'. ... 121 . ... 118 . , 21.42 , 20.72 , 20.44 . 19.37 78*... 19.09 73 ... 16.10 27 ... 14.50 40*... 14.42 53 ... 13.73 43 ... 13.51 27*... 12.83 .. 55 ... 31 ... 11 .. 226 ... 32 ... 9.<1 .. 70 ... 33*... 7.77 ... 21 ... 13 .. 5.25 ... 38 ... 13 ... 3 ... 8 ... 8 ... 2 The following also b a tte d C ra b tre e , 10—39* > Lees .W hitehead, 6 -6 ; J. W i’son,2—9; Needham, absent—6* ; Squires, 0 -0 ; Foster, 5; and Walton 1 BOW LING AVERAGES. Peel ... ........... W ainwright ... H irst................... w aller ........... Mr.F.S.Jackson Mr. E. Sm ith... J. T. Brown ... W a rd a ll........... Moorhouse ... Ulyett ........... M ounsey........... Hayley, 30—9—68—2, bowled in three innings; R. W. Frank, 14—1—45—2; Foster, 23.3—10—48—1: W alton, 45—12—137—4 ; and Squires, 9—2—24—0* tw ice; and Lees Whitehead, 7.4—3—15—1• Need-’ ham, 0.4—0—6—0; A. Sellers. 1—1—0—0; and Tunnicliffe 1 -0 —3—0 once only. Peel delivered a wide, H irst two no-balls, and Moorhouse one. CEN IU RIES FOR. Pee1, v. Leicestershire, May 25..........................121 Wardall, v. Durham, August 18 ...............H8 Mr. F. S. Jackson, v. M.C.C. & G., August 28 111* Peel, v. Warwickshire, July * 0 ..........................no* Wardall, v. Gloucestershire, May 1 1 ............... lOfr Mr. A. Selleri?, v. Middlesex, June 1 ............... 105 Mr. A. Sellers, v. Somerset, July 6 ............... 103 Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. 1159.3 ... 487 ..1777 .. 126 . . 14.10 1024.*? ... 346 ..iC63 .. 143 . . 14.42 1048.1 ... 448 ..1834 .. 124 .. 14.79 62.4 ... 23 .. 93 .. 6 . . 15.50 124.1 ... 37 .. £96 .. 38 . 16.44 221.2 ... 56 .. 614 .. 37 .. 16.59 154.2 ... 34 .. 405 .. 21 .. 19.28 402.1 ... 181 .. 610 .. 30 .. 20.33 254 ... 125 .. 423 .. 14 .. 30.21 13 ... 2 .. 40 .. 1 .. 40 17 ... 2 .. 46 .. 1 46 R e v is e d “ L a w s o f C r ic k e t ” for 16£3, together with Hints to Young Players, an instructive treatise illustrated by seven special engravings, five diagrams showing how to place a team in the field to different bowling, and copy of rules for guidance of those forming clubs, &c. Post free 4 stamps, of Wright and Co., 41 fit, Andrew’s Hill •nstr^s’ Comm ons, E .C S p o r t iv e S n a t c h e s for 1892 — A varied volume for Cricketers, Footballers, Swimmers, boilers, and Athletes. Portraits and Biogra­ phies, W heezes from the W ickets, and Pungent paragraphs. Price Sixpenpe.-W right and Co., 41, St. Andrew s Bill, E.C. .............. * BROADWATER (BOYS; v. GODALMING (BOYS). Played at Broadwater on Angust 30. G o d a l m in g . First Innings. T. Miller, b Bett S. Connor, b Bett ... W . Street,cThomson, b Row e .................. H. Ross, run out ... H. Pullm an,c V. Gil­ lett, b T. Lambert F. S. Collier,c Maude, b * ield .................. H. Street, bV .G illett A. Titcom b, c and b V. Gillett ........... L. Beagley, not out J. Cooper, lbw, b Rowe ................... H. Bridger, b Rowe Extras.................. Total ...........39 In the Second Innings Miller scored, c Everett, b V, Gillett 0, W . Street, b F. Thom son 12. Pullman, c Bett, b V. Gillett 0, Collier, c Y. Gillett, b Rowe 4, H. Street (not out) 12 ; extras 2.—Total 30. B roadwater E. Brett, retired ... 107 O. Everett, retired ... 60 V. Gillett,b W .Street 37 T. E. Lambert, c and b H. Street ........... 7 Conway Rowe, b H. Street ................... 15 C. E. Lam bert, b H. Street.......................... 9 F. Thomson did not bat, D. Gillett, lbw, b Pullm an................... 8 V. Maude, run out... 9 S. Field, not out ... 6 J. Thomson, not out 11 Extras .. ......... 13 Total ...282 H 4SLEM ERE (BOYS) v. BROADW ATER (BOYS).—Played at Broadwater on August 29. B roadwater . First Innings E. Bett, b M ort.......... 15 V. Gillett, b W atson 24 E.Dowson.b W acson 0 E.Powell, c Harrison, b Watson ...........14 G. Fisher Rowe, b Watson ...................27 J G assiott.bBicknell 4 O. Everett, not out... 27 T. E. Lambert, b Bicknell ............... V. Maude, o Harri­ son, b Watson ... C. Lambert, b Bick­ nell .......................... H. Collier, b Watson Extras .................. Total ...........142 In the Second Innings Bett scored, b M ort, 34; Gillett, b W atson, 33; Dowson, b Bickneli, 2:3; Fisher Rowe, b Harrison, 96; Gaesiott, not out, 23; extras 7.—Total 216. H aslemere . Bicknell, b Bett D. Parbury, b D ow ­ son ............................16 R.Harrison, b Collier 0 G. Mort, b Everett ... 92 Harding, b Collier ... 0 J.M*dgwick,c Gillett, b Bett ................... 5 B. B. Watson, n otou t 58 R. Stowe, b Bett ... J. Pollock, b Dowson M. W. Latham , b Dowson ................... H. Stowe, b Everett Extras .................. Total ...2C8 NORTHBROOK v. ADDISCOMBE.- Addiscomfce on September 2. N orthdrook . -Played at C. Pearse, b Marshall A. H. Smith, cP eck, b Perrin..........................12 C. O. Springthorpe, c Wiltshire, b Mar­ shall .......................... 4 J. W. Knowles, b F. W iltshire.................. 41 T. W. Blenkiron, st Serres, b Roper ... 22 C. A. Hooper, c and b F. Wiltshire ........... 3 A d d is c o m b e , W . O. Wiliis, st Serres, b Roper ... 18 W. D. Butler, not out ..........................10 H. N. Smith, c Long, b R oper ... A. East, run out C. Kelly, b Roper B 13, w 3 ... Total ... 3 0 ... 0 ... 16 ...137 H. A. Serres, c Spring­ thorpe, b A. Smith 4 P. Peck, b Blenkiron 0 J. Grant, c and b Blenkiron ...........29 N. Roper, b Blenkiron 8 F. T. W iltshire, lbw, b P e a rs e ...................13 T. B. Marshall, c Hooper, b Pearse ... 0 T. F. Perrin, b Pearse ................... 4 A. Wiltshire,bPearse 4 C. Wiltshire, runout 9 H. F. Phil'pots, c Springthorpe, b A. Smith .................. 9 Long, not o u t ........... 0 B 1, lb 4.................. 5 Total , 85 MERTON v. EAST MOLESEY.—Played at East Molesey on September 2. E ast M olksey . H. E. Knight, not out 77 W . T. Graburn, c Craven, b C. God­ ward .......................... 45 Stoner, bM oorhouse 1 H. V. Kingsford. b C. G odw ard.................. 6 P.7. Arnall, b C. G od­ ward .......................... 7 Aldridge, G. Dawson, and H. C. Parkes did not bat. M erton . C. Berridge, b M oor­ house ................... E. Potter, c Young, b C. Godward A. Piper, not out ... B 16, lb 3 ........... Total ...160 E. Godward, st Berridge, b Stoner 36 M. H. W hitley, not out .......................... 1 B10, lb 2, n b l ... 13 F. D. Head, lbw, b A ld rid g e ................... 2 F. L. Head, b Aldridge 5 G. Sm itb.c Kingsford, b A r n o ld .................. 13 C. A. Kempson, b Arnold ................... 3 M. Moorhouse, not out ......................... 27 J. P. Bevan, Dr. YouDg, Craven, end C. C*rd- ward did not tat. Total ...100 BOS TON PARK v. PU TN EY.—Played at Brentf, rd on August 31. B oston P ark . First Innings. W. S. Rind, D Wilnshurst John Poupart, b Wilns­ hurst .................................. A. E. Harriss b James ... E. A. Bush, c Wright, b Jam es..................................27 b Dick... W . W illiams, b James ...1 5 b Dick... W. Vosper, o Wiinshurst, b James .......................... 5 bD ick... Palmer, b Jam es.................. 0 notout W. Poupart, c W right, b Jam es... ........................... 3 bJoneg S. Brewell, b W ilnshurst... 1 H. W hite, not out ........... 2 E, Underwood, c W ilns­ hurst, b Jam es.................. 3 Extras ..........................11 ♦'Second Innings, not out ...........13 c W right, b Brown ...........23 c Hunt, b Price 71 Total ...........81 ♦Innings closed. P u t n e y . First Innings. E. Humble, c Rind, b Pal­ mer ....................................22 H. Crighton. b Palmer ... 2 C. Hunt, c Vosper, b Wil­ liams ....................................11 Extras... Total 1.1 , 0 ... 5 .. 22 ..153 Second Innings. bW illiam s........... 1 bBufch... ........... ; F. W. Jam es,not out...........47 lbw, b Pal- Wilnshurst, mer Jones, c Poupart, b W il­ liams .................................. Blackley, b W illiams Dick, lbw, b W illiams ... Price, c Harriss, b W il­ liams .................................. Williams, b Palmer ........... F. C. Dodd, b Palmer Extras .......... ... c Poupart, b Williams ... 1 c Vosper, b W il­ liams ...........13 0 b Palmer a 2 not out ...........13 0 c Rind, b Bush 26 4 b Harriss ... b Williams... c Williams, Bush bB u sh .......... Extras ... Total 94 Total ... 77 BOSTON PARK v. BORO’ ROAD COLLEGE.— Played at Brentford on September 2. B oro ’ R oad C ollege . C. J. Haydoe, c and b Taylor ...................34 H. Abbott, c Poupart, b Brown .................. 0 F.Pritchard, b Taylor 12 N. Wake, st Vosper, b Taylor ...................38 J.Rotinson. bH ariiss 18 F. Tyler, b Clayton ... 0 B oston P ark . A. E. Harriss, c Ray- bould, b Wake ... 3 Steers, c Day, b Wake 14 W . S. Rind, lbw, b W ak e.......................... 0 J. Poupart, b W ake... W . Vosper, b Prit­ chard .......................... W. Brown, b W ake ... J. H. Clayton, b Pritchard.................. G. Hoyle, b Harriss 1 E. Raybould, b Har­ riss .......................... n J. Rowen, run out... 16 A. Sheard, run out 9 F. Spencer, not out U Extras..................lo Total . 138 1 W. Poupart. b Pritchard .......... 0 F. Taylor, not o u t... 21 E. Underwood, c Robinson, b Prit­ chard .................. 4 H. W hite, not o u t... 4 Extras.................. 4 3 Total , 91 LANCASHIRE (A LL MATCHES). Matches played, 22—won 11, lost 7; drawn 4, BATTING AVERAGES. No. of Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an inns. Aver. A. W ard.................. 39 . . 3 ..1273 .. 140*.. 35.36 F. H. Sugg ...........36 . . 2 ... 995 .. 169*.. 29.26 Mr. \. C. MacLaren i6 . . 0 ... 617 .. 82 .. 23.73 W atson .................. 5 . . 3 ... 45 . . 18*.. 22 50 Briggs .................. 37 .. 2 ... 709 . . 112 .. 20.25 Mr. A. N. Hornby 8 .. 0 .. 142 . . 38 .. 17.75 A. Tinsley .......... 30 .. 1 ... 499 . . 54 .. 1720 Mr. C. H. Benton... 1 i . . 1 ... 187 .. 63 .. 17 A. Smith ...........21 .. . 2 ... 313 . . 47 .. 1647 Baker ..................36 .. 1 ... 5W1 .. 73 .. 15 17 Mr. S. M. Crosfield 28 . . 3 ... 364 .. 60 .. 14.56 F. W ard..................13 .. 0 .. 162 . . 35 .. 12.IK Mr. A. T. Kem ble 25 .. 5 ... 210 . . 28 .. 10.50 C. lilmith ...........11 .. 2 ... 85 . . 30 .. 9.44 Oakley .................. 27 .. 9 ... 113 . . 24 .. 6.27 Mr. A. G. Steel ... 5 .. 0 ... 31 . . 16 .. 6.20 Mold ...................32 . . 7 ... 99 . . 12 .. 3.95 Yates .................. 4 .. 0 .. 1> . . 8 .. 2.50 The following also bat ted Mr. E. B. Rowley, 34 - 1 0 - 4 ; Ellis, 0—26*—3 Mr. W . H. Houldsworth. 15—3; Mr. R. Smith, 6; atd Mr. A. L. Melly, 0. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. Ellis .................. 39.4 . . 11 ... 70 .. 6 .. 11.66 F. Ward ........... 66.4 . . 22 ... 150 .. 10 .. 12 S te ele.................. 27.2 . 6 ... f 8 5 .. .13.60 B riggs..................1029.4 . . 878 ...1856 .. 129 .. 14.38 Mold ..................1146.4 . . 395 ...2411 .. 164 .. 14.''0 Oakley................... 390.3 . . 160 ... 635 .. 38 .. 18.03 B a k er................... 203.2 .. 77 ... 420 . 18 .. 23.33 The following also bow led :—Watson, 36—12— 7 4 -1 ; Smith. 3 9 -1 4 -7 5 -1 ; Crosfield, 9 -2 -1 7 —0; Ward, 5 - 0 -1 8 -0 .