Cricket 1893

OCT. 26, 1893 CRICKET 1 WEEKLY RECORJ? OE THE GAME, 443 the doings o f the United E leven for the same year is next shown. They played 14 m atches— w on 6, lost 5, and drew 3. “ Of the three m atches drawn, one was greatly in their favour, one very much against them , and the other anybody’s m atch .” LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK. Matohcs played 33—Won 14, lost 5, drawn 14. t o r Wkts. Runs. Aver. 240 ... 4032 ... 17.(5 AGAINST Wkte. Run?. Aver. . 235 ... 3383 ... 12.14 Beat Union Bank, Joint Stock Bank (twice), London and County Bank, National Provincial Bank, Barclay’ s Bank, Mr. E. Hewes’ XT., Biggleswade, Grecians (twice), Mr. B. Johnston’s XI., Winchester House, Hendon, and Forest Hill. Lost to Honor Oak, Surrey Club and Ground, Mr. B. Johnston’s XT., Townley Park, and National Provincial Bank. Drew with Union Bank, London and County Bank, Barclays, Romford, Forest Hill, Brixton Wanderers (three times), Norwood, Hon. Artillery Co., Townley Park, Honor Oak, Hendon, and Panther. B IT IING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns. Not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. C. S. J. Douglas 24 .. 3 ... 407 ... 63 ... 19.38 C. A. Goodchild 57 .. 3 ... 463 ... 61 ... 37 76 W. Bradbery ... 29 .. 7 .. 3S8 ... 58 ., 37.63 F. F. Mueson ... 31 .. 6 .. 425 ... 66 .. 17 A. Podmore ... 14 .. 2 ... 173 ... 18 ... H.41 G. Raby ........... 18 .. 3 ... 329 ... 66*... 33.16 E B. Marfiell... 39 .. 2 .. 2f9 ... 41*... 12.29 C. A. Snell ... 33 .. 3 ... 333 ... 35 ... 11.20 L. Pitt Brook... 14 .. 2 ... 130 ... 36 .. 10.83 J. H. eerschell 11 .. 3 ... 83 ... 12 ... 10.£0 T. W. Mackin­ tosh ................. 12 .. 1 ... 110 ... 45 .. 10 Less than ten innings. Time3 Most in C. C. Simpson... 5 P. W. Brooks ... C H. O. Manfield 8 H. P. Squire ... 7 C. T. Law'ess ... 4 Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. 1^4 ... 39*... 34.66 £3 ... 52*... 23.25 355 ... 63 ... 19.37 75 ... 48 ... 38.75 56 ... 34*,.. 18.66 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdnp. Runs. Wktp. Aver. A. Podmore.......... 4S1 . . 1 6 . .. 1C60 . . 114 . . 9.91 C. A. Goodchild... 164 . . 29 .. 454 . . 47 . . 9 65 T. W . Mackintosh 214 . . 69 .. 432 . . 39 . . 3.1.07 C. T. Lawless 5*? . . 39 .. 3i9 . . 1) . . 31.90 J. H. Herschell ... 361 . . 35 .. 459 . . 33 . . 13.90 W . Bradbery 129 . . 25 .. 28) . . 20 . . 34.45 The following have also taken wickets :-C . C. Simpson, 29-3 0 -6 9—3 ; C. A. Snell, £6—1—141—5; .T. M. Allcock, 19—8—36—2; and A. J. Richardson, 4 - 2 - 2 —2. Sccond Eleven.—Matches pTayed 31—Won 33. lost )0,tie 1, drawn 7. Hatting averages—H. O. Manfield, 22 rung. Bowling Averages—A. J. Rich­ ardson, <G wickets at a cost of 6.91. Third Eleven.—Marches played 5—Won 5. YORKSHIRE COUNTY CLUB. A meeting of the Yorkshire County Com­ mittee was held at Sheffield on the 18th, in order to arrange on what grounds Yorkshire next season’s county matches shall be played. The matches were apportioned as follows: — Sheffield.—Surrey, Middlesex, Warwick­ shire, and Derbyshire. Leeds.—Nottingham­ shire and Gloucestershire. Bradford.—Kent and Lancashire. Huddersfield.-Somerset­ shire. Dewsbury. —Sussex. Halifax.—Lei­ cestershire. Harrogate.—EsFex. The match asairst Lancashire at Bradford, which takes place on August Hank Holiday and the two following days, has been set apart for Peel’s benefit T he‘first fixture between these counties, to commence on Whit Mon­ day at Old Trafford, will be for the benefit of J. Briggs. CRICKET IN INDIA. BOMBAY PRESIDENCY v. PARSEES. This match, played at Poona on September 19 and 20, ended in a win for the Presidency by an innings and 1 5 runs B om bay P r e s id e n c y . Troup c Machliwala, b Chenoy................ 8 Greig, c Machliwala, b M i8try................ 2 Sprott. b Mistry ... 0 Johnson, c Godrf j, b Mistry .............. 26 Dr. Traek. c R.Mody, b M. D.Kanga ... 78 Captain Newnham, hw, b M istry........ 8 Captain Cox, not out 46 T h -3 First Innings. M. B. Godrej, c John, b Sinclair ................... ... 7 C. M. Pate1, c Grtig, b Sinclair .......................... 0 D. D. Kanga, c Sinclair, b John ..................................13 Captain S. C. Smith, c Checoy, b M. D. Kanga ................... H. C. John, c Mistry, b M. D. Kanga Captain Barton, c Mistry, b M. D. Kanga ................... Sinclair, c Mistry, b M.D. Kanga........... Extras................... 12 Total .. 1-4 PAnSEES. First Innings, c Greig, bBarton 4 not out ......... 0 b D. E. Mody, b Sinclair ... 0 D. C. Daruwala, b John ... 1 B. C. Machliwala, c Greig, b John .......................... 7 R. D. Mody, b Sinclair ... 0 M. M. Mistry, c Smitb, b Sinclair .......................... 8 N. C. Bapasola, c Smith, b John .................................. 1 N. Chenoy, c and b Greig 7 M. D. Kang i, not out ...20 Extras.......................... 8 c S m itb , Sinclair ... 4 b Barton ............ 7 b Barton ........ 10 c Greig bBarton 31 (?) ......................16 b Newnham ... 3 c G r e i g , Newntam c Geogliegan, Newnham b Barton ... Extras ... Total .................. 75 Total ... 74 SDRBITON CLUB. Whole-day matches. Played 26—won 15, lost 9, drawn 3, tie 3. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an inn. Aver G. H. Windeler 14 .. 0 ... 442 .. 79 ... 31.57 G. W. Ricketts 4 .. 0 ... 325 .. 58 ... 30 75 R. P. Sewell ... 14 ... 2 ... 348 .. 52* ... 29 C. A. Trouncer 7 .. 0 ... 381 .. 103 ... 25.71 Strachan ... ... 9 .. 2 ... 12) .. 48* ... 38 42 E. T. Walker ... 8 .. 1 ... 122 .. £0 ... 17.42 H. H. Jupp 24 .. 2 ... 371 .. 78 ... 16.86 E. C astle........... 7 .. 1 ... 101 .. 69* ... 16.83 P. C astle........... 18 .. 0 ... 2)3 .. eo... 16.52 R. Howe 1........... 20 .. 0 ... 323 .. 46 3615 C. B. Worsley... 8 ... 0 ... 128 .. 34 ... 16 W . J. Burt 9 .. 0 ... 1!3 .. 31 ... 11.55 W . B. Windeler 19 .. 3 ... 198 .. i3* ... 12.37 H. S. Earlow ... 18 .. 0 ... 216 .. 58 ... 12 F. B. Windeler 16 .. 2 .. 162 .. 71 ... 1157 Rev. A.E. Beavan 15 .. 4 ... 333 .. 2.5 ... 10.97 W. J. Synnott.. 32 .. 2 ... 102 .. 20* ... 10.2 S. Beckley 16 .. 1 ... 331 .. 4G* ... 8.73 N. C. Cooper ... 4 ... 0 ... 32 .. 28 ... 8 F. Fie.aing 35 .. 4 ... 85 .. 21* ... 7.72 Rev. C, R. Bailey 6 ... 0 ... 35 .. 16 ... 5.«3 W. Bowring ... 5 ... 1 ... 13 .. 5 ... 3.25 G. Pinkerton ... 4 ... 0 ... 12 .. 8 ... 3 H. Lovegrove ... 5 ... 0 ... 12 .. 5 ... 2.4 Played less than four completed innings:—D. Castle 2*—1—2—14*—4—30*—18*; J. A. Perkin 15— 32 ; J. P. tfewt^n 24 ; A. G. Cavendish 6—18—13 ; G. T. CampVeil 17; F. H. Tyacke 9 —9 * -1 -0 ; P. C. Bates lfc*-2; R. A . Laurie 3—2*—1 -4 —3* ; R. A. Beer 5 ; G. E. Sunderland C—1*—9; S. Cast’e 61. H a l f d a y m a t c h e s . Matches played 9—won 0, lost 6, drawn 3. BATTING AVERAGES. W. O. Burd.......... F. H. Tyacke ... C. B. Worsley ... W . Bowring G.E.T.Sunder!ani V. Howell ........... C. Spicer ........... G. M. Burd........... C. A. Wrench ... Played in less than four compl ted innings:—R. A. Beer 8—4—5; W. B. Windeler 9 ; H. Lovegrove 16 ; E. Brookes 42 ; R. Howell 38 ; P. Castle 30 ; F. Brown C—0 -1 3 ; L. R. Sankey 1—4—4; P. C. Bates C—11; C. A. Hewitt 4—0; D. Castle 8*. Times Most in Inne. not out Runs, an inn. Aver. 10 .,.. 1 ... , J60 ... 42 ... 17.77 9 ... 1 ... 127 ... 58 ... 15.87 7 ... 1 ... 77 ... 30 ... 12.83 5 . ... 1 ... 40 ... 28 ... 10 I 7 ... 0 ... 67 ... 31 ... 955 7 ... 0 ... 32 ... 19 ... 4 55 4 ... 0 ... , 21 ... 15 ... 5.25 7 . .. 0 ... 33 ... 39 ... 4.55 8 . .. 1 ... 30 ... 8 ... 4.58 Century for the club:—C. A. Trouncer, 102, v. Streatham, July 26; against the club :—Dr. W . J, Scott, 108*, for Kensington Park, June 14. The following obtained wickets in whole day matches :-H . H. Jupp 59, G. H. Windeler 32, H. S. Barlow i 0. R. P. Sewell 27, C. B. Worsley 18, G. W. Ricketts 15, Strachan 15, Rev. C. R. Bailey 14, G. Pinkerton 11, P. Castle 9, W . J. Synnott 6, W . B. Windeler 6, C. A. Trouncer 5, W . J. Burt 5. Half­ day matches:—C. B. Worsley 13, F. H. Tyacke 9, V. Howell 6, C. A. W rench 6. W. Bowring 4, W. B. Windeler 4, J. Macfarlane 3, L. R. Sankey 3. GOLDSMITH’S INSTITUTE CLUB. Matches played 72—won 37, lost 36, drawn 39. BAT IING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs. an inn. Aver. J. C. 8tone 26 ,... 5 ... 490 ... Ill .... 23.33 J. E. Holmes ... 9 ... 4 ... 312 ... 23*.. 22.40 H. H. V. Blake 2 6 ,... 3 ... 389 ... 73*..,. 19 45 H. E. Murrell ... 20 ,... 2 ... 3c8 ... 77 ..,. 18 77 W. B. Leaver ... 9 ... 3 ... 110 ... 58*.... 18.33 S. R. Best.......... 2) ... 4 ... 363 ... 42*.. . 18.10 A. Holmes 10 ... 2 ... 143 ... 71 ... 17 65 R. Windebank 21 ... 3 ... 265 ... 86 ... 11.72 W. C. Lake ... 20 ,... 0 ... 288 ... 97 .... 14.40 L. T. Easton ... 24 ... 3 ... 214 ... 97*.. . 14 S. J. Holmes ... 23 ... 3 ... 277 ... 131*... 13.85 W. Medway ... 13 ,... 2 ... 131 ... 44*... ]3 10 H. Holmes 23 ... 5 ... 201 ... 40*... 11.82 S. Cozens........... 23 ... 5 ... 199 ... 37 ... 11.05 B. R. Scully ... 18 ... 1 ... 185 ... 50*... 1 '.88 E. B. Tolley ... 18 ... 2 ... 174 ... 53 ... 10 87 A. Donaldson... ID ... 3 ... 76 ... 32 ... 10.85 A. J. Millard ... 16 ... 2 ..., 152 ... 61 ... 10 85 J. Dutton.......... i7 ... 0 . 177 ... 31 ... 1 '.41 A. J. Adims ... IS ... 3 ... 153 ... 43 ... . 10.40 A. Wise ........... 21 ... 0 .... 213 ... 35 ... 10.14 W . H. Manley... 21 ... 1 ... 201 ... 25 ... 9 66 C. T>. Botten ... 16 ... 2 .... 135 ... 29 ... 9.64 H. V. Bullock... 16 ... 2 ..., 134 ... 38 ... 9.57 W. Joines ... 24 ... 3 ..., 183 ... 2) ... 8.71 F. Bowler.......... 14 ... 3 .... 84 ... 21 ... 7.*3 F. J. Buck 14 ... 2 .... 83 ... 20 ... 6.8 i H. Joanes.......... 20 ... 7 .... 88 ... 21*... 6.76 H. Blake ........... 34 ... 3 ..., 62 ... 13 ... 5.63 R. Powley........... 8 ... 0 ... , 43 ... 20 ... 5.37 A. CuUingworlh 34 ... 2 ..., 63 ... 22*.. . 5.25 H. Cullingworth 30 ... 1 ... , 47 ... 14 .. . 5 22 P. Powley......... 31 ... 1 ... 42 ... 19*.. . 4 20 W. C. Turner... 10 ... 1 ..., 31 ... 8 ... 3.77 A. Baldwin 10 ... 2 ... SO ... 17 ... 8.75 A. J. Buck 8 ... 0 .... 20 ... 7 ... 2.C0 W. Knight 34 ... 0 .... 34 ... 6 ... 2.42 R. Hutchinson 8 ... 2 .... 13 ... 5 ... 2.13 The following played in less than e’ght innings — G. W . Stevenson 17.75, A. H. Holmes 6.6 \ A. Gamage 9 71, H. Knapton 8.66, Maxwell 5.20, Lang­ ston 2.65, G.Lay 25, Giles 10.8), H. B. Fursman 4.20, S. Warr 4 33, Grundy 5, Cosins 1, Moa') 7, Davis 4. Tbe following a’so p la y e d C . G. Welshman, J. Verlin. H. Dona'dson, J. S. Redmayne, H. Skinner, C. Mills, R W. Brown, E. Genders, S. Genders, F. E. Whiting, Mr. Greenwood. G. W. Dnnn, K. Secretan, C-. Botten jun., Ottway. McKeckine, Calder, Taplia, E. M. Jones, Hill. Agutter, Bartley, W. Stone, W. Chambers, Mortimer, Letchford, Eastwood, Rev. W. H. Stone, W. T. Prideaux, Hardstone, Urch. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W. Knight ......... . 105 .,.. 52 ... 187 ... 44 ... 4.25 A. Baldwin ... ... 37.4 ... 8 ... 84 ... 15 .... 5.60 A. J. Adams......... . 121 2.,.. 38 ... 276 ... 48 ..., 5.75 H. E. Murrell ... 198 2.,.. 66 ... 356 ... 56 .... 6.06 A. Cubingworth.. . 50.4, ... 1) .. . 134 ... 20 ..., 6.20 S. J. Holmes . 214 ... 77 ... 479 ... 76 ..., 6.30 J. Dutton ......... . 168 2,... 53 ... 317 ... 50 ..., 6 31 R. VSindebank ... 177.1.,.. 63 ... 291 ... 44 ..., 6 61 A. J. Millard 65 . 12 ... 174 ... 25 .... 6.95 J. C. S to n e......... . 381.1... 41 ... 432 ... £0 ..., 8.44 H. V. Bullock .. . 61 ... 17 ... 132 .,.. 12 ..,. 10 16 L. S. Easton . 41.1.... 13 ..„ 83 ... 8 .... 10.37 W . H. Manley ..., 96.2... 24 ... 231 .. 22 ..., 10 50 A. Wroe ......... . 124 .... 27 ... 285 ... 23 ..., 12 39 The following also towled for the club:—C. Mills, W. C. Lake, E. B. Tolley, M. Greenwool, S. Cozens. H. Joanes, S. Warr, D. D. Giles, A. J. Buck. C. G. Welshman, W . R. Leaver. 8. R. Best, J. Verlin, A. Donaldson, H. Holmes. C. L. Botten, G. W. Stevenson, Hutchinson, H. Donaldson. J. E. Holmes, W. Joanes. H Knapton, H. M. Blake, H. Secretan, C. Eotten junior, P. Powley W . H. Stone, A. Holmes, B. R. Scully, E. Genders, Maxwell. F. J. Buck, H. B. Fursman, W. C. Turner, A. H. Holmes, W. Prideaux.