Cricket 1894

108 CRICKET? A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 3, 1894 HONOR OAK v. CHAMPION HILL.—Played at Honor Oak on April 21. H onor O a k . G. Harrison, c A. Farrow, b Storey ... 16 P. Harrison, c Fer­ guson, b Storey ... 7 E. G. Hayes, b Storey 45 C. Skipwith, b Arrow- sm ith........................ 0 T.J. Gracev, c Rapley, bStorey” ................. 2 E. Holford, b Storey 9 P. H. Barton, c S. Farrow, b Storey 4 W. North, b Storey 7 F, Wilkie, b Storey 2 A. Jones, b Arrow- smith ................. 0 C. H. Mayo, not out 11 B 8, lb 2 .................io Total... ...118 C ham pion H il l , E. Rapley, b F. G. Ferguson, b E. Harrison ................. 7 Holford .. ... ... 18 J. Cross, b Wilkie ... 13 R. Entwistle, b Arrowsmith, b F. Wilkie ................. 2 H arrison................. 3 W. Brown, b Wilkie 0 S. Farrow, b W ilM e... 4 B 13, lb 2, w 1 ... 16 C. Carter, not out ... 21 — J. Carter, b Wilkie 0 Total................. 86 A. B. Storey, b E. H lford ................. 1 A.Farrow.b E.Holford 1 HONOR OAK (2) v. STANLEY.- Oak on April 28. H onor O a k . -Played at Honor T. Gracey, b Morgan W. North, b Morgan E. Holford, b Morstan H Burton, b Morgan E. Hayes, c Fairhead, b Embleton ......... P. Carmichael, b Em­ bleton ................. F. Mather, b Emble­ ton ........................ C. Metcalf, b Morgan C. D. Hayes,b Emble­ ton C. Wilkie, b E ton .......... S. Halifax, not B 8, lb 1 Total mble- u t ... S t a n l e y . F. Fairhead,c Mather, b Holford................. 6 B.Embleton.b Wilkie 0 F. Mott, c Burton, b Metcaif ... ......... 15 F. BeUerine, b E. Hol­ ford ... .......... 0 Walker, b Holford ... 2 Lumsden, b E. Hayes 5 Butcher, not out ... 12 C. Fairhead, b Wilkie Lelen, b Wilkie Merediih, c Met­ calf, b Wilkie......... M orgaD, b Wilkie ... B ........................ Total .......... ERRATICS X I. v. NEXT XV. Played at Richmond Athletic Ground on April 23 and 24. N e x t X V . First Inningp, A . J. Evelyn, b Meller 1 Leslie Walker, c Fran­ cis, b O’Neil ......... 18 F. C. Padwick, run out 9 L. Lewis, run out ... 4 G. Ransome, b Meller 18 F. Hayhurat, c sub., b Dalton .................19 Trevor Lloyd, b Dun- ster ........................ 6 H. Y. Musgrave, c Francis, b Meller ... 4 W.P. Orme.b Meller E. B. Waggett, b Dunster................. Dr. Carter, run out A. J.Clarke, b Meller N. V. Norman, not out ........................ F. S. Mayo, absent... A. Greenhill, absent Extras... Total ... 21 ...106 In the Second Innings Evelyn scored b Colman, 8 Leslie Walker, c Twiss, b C’olman, 21; Padwick, b Dalton, 23; Clarke (not out) 41; Norman, c Dun- ster, b Colman, 30; extras 12—Total, 135. E r r atic s . Stanley Colman, not out ........................70 A. Q. Twiss, c and b Walker ............... 7 E. O’Neil, c Norman, b W alk er................. 6 F.P. Francis, b Clarke 1 A . Meller, c and b Walker ................. o E. L. Dunster, b Nor­ man ........................ 7 C. Dalton, c Ran­ some, b Clarke ... 22 A. Seat, c and b Hayhurst .......... 4 Rev. A. P. Clarke, c Lloyd, b Walker... 3 A.Tooth, b Hayhurst 0 L.R.Roberts, absent 0 Extras ..........12 Total GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. MOT- TINGHA.M. Played at New Cross on April 28. G o l d sm it h s ’ I n s t it u t e . ...132 J. E. Holmes, b Cum- ner ........................ 1 R. Windebank. c J. Pollock, b Phillips 19 H. E. Murrell, c Bos­ nian, D Cumner ... 14 S. R. Beat, run out ... 17 B. R.Scully,b Phillips 1 S.J. Holmes, L. T. Easton, H. Joanes, and A. Gamase did not bat. Innings declared closed. W. B. Leaver, c A. Nash, b Cumner ... ] J. Dutton, not ou t... Lb ................. Total ..........( M ottin gh am . T. Phillips, run out... J. Hall,b Windebank P. J. Bosman, c J. *3. Holmep, b Murrell O S. Cumner, not out ........................ 9 C. Pollock, not out ... 1 Total 16 F. Nash, A. Naeh. H. Field, J. Pollock, F. Allen, and J. Williams did not bat. HAMPTON WICK C.C. May 5—Hampton Wick, v. Chiswick Park May 5—Molesey, v. Molesey (2) May 12—Hampton Wick, v. Wanderers May 12—Addlestone, v. St. George’s College (2) May 14—Hampton Wick, v. Whitgift Wanderers May 14—Sunbury, v. Sunbury (2) May 16—Hampton Wick, v. Erratics May 19—Hampton Wick, v. Post Office (2) May 19—Ease Acton, v. Pallingswick May 23—Hampton Wick, v. Kingston Grammar School (2) May 26—West London Cricket Ground, St. Quin­ ton’s Avenue, N. Kensington, v. Win­ chester House May 26—Hampton Wick, v. Heathfield A Team May 30—Hampton Wick, v, Northbrook May 30—Wormwood Scrubbs, v. St. Mark’s College (2) June 2—Edmonton, v. London Hospital 2nd June 2—Hampton Wick, v, Heathfield June6— ranleigh, v. Surrey County School June6—Hampton Wick, v. Dulwich June 9—Hampton Wick, v. Winchester House 2nd June 9—Brookwood, v. Brookwood June 13—Richmond, v. Richmond June 16-Kingston, v. Kingston Grammar School June 16— Hampton Wick, v. Belgrave June 23—Addleatone, v. St. George’s College June 23—Hampton Wicfc, v. Willesden June 30—Kingston, v.-Vagabonds C r ic k e t W e e k . June 25—Hampton Wick, v. Winchester House June 23—Hampton Wick, v. Erratica June 27—Hampton Wick, v. Brixton Wanderers June 28—Hampton Wick, v. PallinRSwick June 29—Hampton Wick, v. H. H. Jupp’s Eleven June 30—Hampton Wick, v. M.C.C. July July July July July Ju'y July July July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sspt. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 7—Edmonton, v. London Hospital 7—Hampton Wick, v. Univ. College Hospital 11—Hampton Wick, v. Hampton Wick Choir 11—Hampton Wick, v. Dulwich 14—Upper Tooting, v. Heathfield A Team 14—Hampton Wick, v. Richmond 18—Hampton Wick, v. Croydon 21—Kingston, v. Vagabonds 21—Hampton Wick, v. Grecians 25—Hampton Wick, v. Univ. College School i8—Hampton Wick, v. Molesey 28—Lee, v. Northbrook 4—Hampton Wick, v. Teddington 4—Byfleet, v. Byfleet 6—Brixton, v. Brixton Wanderers 6—Hampton Wick, v. Brixton Wanderers 11—Malden, v. Malden Wanderers 11—Hampton Wick, v. Malden Wanderers 18—Sunbury, v. Sunbury 18—Hampton Wick, v. Heathfield 25—Uampton Wick, v. Winchester House 25—Croydon, v. Croydon 29—Hampton Wick, v. Hampton Wick Choir 1—Long Ditton, v. Ferry Works 1—Hampton W ick, v. Chiswick Park 8—Hampton Wick, v. Post Office 15—Hampton Wick, v. Sunbury i. 22—Hampton Wick, v. Malden Wanderers 29—Hampton Wick, Club Match C ham pion H il l C l u b (strong).—Private ground close to Denmark Hill Station. Want day match for Whit Monday, either at home or some distance out, also day matches at home. July 80, 31, Aug. 1, 2, and 3.—H. Newman Godward, St. Margaret’s Mansions, 51 Victoria Street,IS. W. Telephone No., 3063. ADDISCOMBE v. PANTHER. Played at Addiscombe on April 28. P a n t h e r . H. C. Taylor, c Mann, b Roper ............... 1 W. L. bayley, c and b Purser ......... ... 27 A. D. Lewis, c Davies, b Jenner ......... 0 E. W. Mantle, b Roper...................... 3 Newton, b Purser ... 41 A. Smith, c Jenner, b Purser ................. 8 Dean, lbw, b Mann .. Pearson, b Mann ... Davis, not o u t.......... B. W. Green, c Jen­ ner, b Purser Extras................. Total . 8! A d discom be . R. Mann, b Bayley... 8 C. E. Davie8, b Dean 45 N. Cutler, b Newton .. 12 L. L. Reed, b Newton 2 E. Wilt8hire, b New­ ton ........................ 0 P. Allen, b Dean ... 7 Rev. H. A. Serres, b D ean........................ 14 W. S. Jenner, b Bayley ................ 11 S. Purser, not out ... 2 Extras .............15 Total ...116 R. J. Grant and H. A. Roper did not bat J. C. LOVELL’S X I. v. BRITISH WORK­ MEN (TULSE HILL). Played at Tulse Hill on April 28. B r it ish W orkm en . C. Wright, b Flindt ... 0 H. Noyes, b Flindt ... 1 S. Austin, b Flindt ... 3 A. Metchim,c H.Ring, bE. Lovell ..........14 F. Guntrip, b E. Lovell .................15 G. Noyes, b Flindt ... 0 W. Finedon. not out 8 K. Westbrook, b Flindt ................. 0 J. Bletchley.c Moun­ tain, b E. Lovell... 0 R. Handel, b Flindt 2 P. Jones, c Fudge, b Flindt ................. 0 T. Michim, b Flindt 0 B 6, lb 1 Total 50 J. C. L ovell ’ s XI. K. Robinson, run out 42 C. H. Mountain, b Finedon .................. 2 W. M. Yetts, run out 14 G. H. McCausland, b G. N o y e s................. 3 E. G. Langton, b Blatchley................ 7 E. D. Lovell, c and b Finedon .................10 T. Fudge, c Finedon, b Blatchley ..........13 G. Kins', b Guntrip 0 S. H. Flindt, b Gun­ trip ........................ 5 F. Be naw, b Fine­ don ................. 0 J. C. Lovell, c Jones, b Finedon .......... 2 H. Ring, not out ... 2 B 1,1b 2, w l ... 4 Total .. 104 ADDISCOMBE II. v. SELHURST. Played at Selhurst on April 28. A ddiscom be II. R. Martyn, run out... 2 S. Wiltshire, b A. W. H o lt........................18 A. Pulford, b A. W. Holt........................ 1 T. F. Perrin, b A. W. H o lt........................32 C. A. Martin, b A. W. Holt ...................... 4 E. R. B. Jensen, b Matthews .......... 3 J. R. Coulthard, b A. W. H olt............... 2 D. M. Roberts, c W. H. Holt, b W. Holt 18 E. Pailey, run o u t... 11 H. C. Roberts, c and b A. W. H olt.......... 0 H. P. Moore, not out 1 E xtra s................ 6 Total ... 98 S e l h u r st . W. H. Holt, b Perrin 3 F. Prebble, c Perrin, b Wiltshire .......... 0 P. Matthews, b Wilt­ shire ........................ 0 H. Jones, lbw, b Coulthard ... 13 A. W. Holt, b Wilt­ shire ........................21 F. R. Thomas, b Wiltshire .......... 0 W. T. Holt, b Wilt­ shire ........................ 0 F. Butler, c Coult­ hard, b Perrin ... 0 R. Honeychurch, not out ........................ 5 J. Harling, b Coult­ hard ........................ 2 C. Best, c Perrin, b Martin................. 0 Extras................. 5 Total ... 49 S. Wiltshire took 5wickets for 18 runs.