Cricket 1894

118 CRICKET j A WEEKLY BECORB Us? THE (GJ-AME, MAY 10, 1894 M b . F r y ’ s S id e . F irst Innings. Second InLings. J. S. C hinnock (R a d ley ),b H artley .................... ... 10 b W atkinson ... £0 R . i . S m ith (fchrew sburj), c C rum p, b B ardsw ell ... 1 b W eb b ...... 4 R . S. W addy (Param atta), c Bardswell, b H artley 0 b W atkinson ... 0 K. A. W oodw ard (H arrow ), b H a r t le y ............................. 23 c B athurst, b E enderson ... 41 J.M .Q uinton (Cheltenham ), b B ardsw ell .......... 2 c B ardsw ell, b W atkinson .. 7 F. G . M organ (E ton), b B a rd sw e ll........................... 5 not ou t .............. 7 L . B irley (U ppingham ), b H artley ........................... 0 b E ardsw ell ... 8 D . H. Forbes (E ton ), c H art’ey, b ^ardawell ... 5 b B ardsw ell ... 16 E . D . C om p ton (L a n ci ig), run ou t ......................... 10 b W atkin son ... 21 C. R obertson - G lasgow (G lenalm ond), c B a th ­ urst, b H artley .......... 0 b B ardsw ell ... 0 G. Jordan (D ulw ich), c C rum p, b H a r t'ty ........... 1 lbw , b B ardsw ell 2 C. B. F ry (capt.), n ot ou t 1 c and b B ard s­ w ell .................... 10 B l , l b l , n b l .................... 3 E x ir a s ...............13 T o ta l .„ ............61 T otal ...144 M r. B ath u r st ’ s S id e. First Innings. Second Innings. R . H. M itchell (Etor.), b F o rb e s....................................27 run ou t ..........22 C. J. B. W ebb (B .d le j) b F o rb e s............ .......... . . . 5 b F o rle s ............ 1 J. B. H enderson (W in ­ chester), c and b F ortes 9 c Q uinton, b W ood w a rd ... 32 G. R . Bard sw ell (U pping­ ham ), b W addy ............. 2 b Q u in to n ............ 0 J. C. H artley (T onbridge), b F orb es ............................18 c C om p ton , b W ood w a rd ... 10 L . M. C rum p (M erchant T aylors, C rosb y', c Sm ith, b Jordan ............. 0 run ou t ............ 1 O. P. A rton (W arw ick), b F o r b e s .......... ............. 2 P. L ee (R ugby), b F orbes 4 n ot o n t ................... 9 S. L . W atkinson (Sedberg), c C hinnock, b F orbes ... 0 b W oodw ard ... 0 R B. M etcalf (Q ueen Vic., Jersey), n ot out ............. 9 n ot out ............ 0 J. C. S w anston (L oretto), b F orb es .............................. 0 L C. V. B athurst (capt.), c Jordan, b W ood w a rd 31 B 17, l o l ............................18 Extras .............. 8 T otal ...................125 T otal ..............83 B O W L IN G A N A LYSIS. M r . F r y ’ s S id e . F irtt Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M. R . W. Bardsw ell ... 21 5 S94 ............... 17.1 6 26 5 H a r tle y ........ 22.1 13 196 ............... 7 0 34 0 W atk in son ... 2 2 00 ............... 16 4 3 i 4 W eb b ... 7 0 18 1 H enderson 8 2 19 1 H artley bow led a no-ball. M r . B ath u rst ’ s S id e . F irst Innings. Jordan ... Forbes ... W a dd y ... Q uinton ... C hinnock W oodw ard O. M . R. W . ... 21 6 33 1 ... 23 14 82 8 , ... 10 3 20 1 . . . 5 0 .9 0 ... 3 2 6 0 ... 1 0 8 1 S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W. 6 2 8 0 13 8 5 1 12 0 31 0 11.1 7 17 1 3 1 5 0 10 5 6 3 THE OXFORD ELEVEN v. SIXTEEN FRESHMEN. Rain brought the third trial match at Oxford to a premature close, preventing auy play at all yesterday. The batting of the Freshmen was only of a moier^te character, and when play cease 1 on Tuesday night they still wanted 52 to save the innings with eight wickets to fall. The feature of the Eleven’s batting was the stand by Leveson-Gower and Phillips. These two put on 137 runs in an hour and a half. Hardswell, though he was the highest scorer f>r the Sixteen,was,this time,unsuccessful as a b »wler. On the other hand, Forbes’ fast bowling proved very effective. He kept] up hi* end well and his eight wickets only cost 81 runs. S ix t e e n F r e sh m e n . F irst Innings. C. J. B. W ebb, b B ath u rst 8 R . H. M itchell, run ou t ... 7 T . B . E enderson, c L ew is, b B athurst .....................13 K. A . W oodw ard, c M or­ daunt, b Arkw right ... 4 E. D . C om pton , st Lew is, b B e r k le y ............................. 2 J. M . Q uinton, b B a th u rst 0 H. H artley, b B ath u rst . 4 J. S. C hinnock, b Berkley 17 run ou t A. J. D ow son, lbw , b / at- h urst ... ..................... 5 n ot out G . R . B ardsw ell, n ot ou t 37 P . L ee, run ou t ........... 8 D . H . F orbes, b F r y ........... 3 P . S. W addy, c L ew is, b A rkw right .................... 2 G J orda n , b F ry ............ 3 S .L .W atkinson, stL ew is b L eveson -G ow er ............17 G M . T h om pson , b F r y ... 6 B 10, lb 1 .................... 11 T otal ................... 147 T h e E l e v e n . S econd Innings. b F r y ..................... b B athurst lbw , b B ath u rst 25 c B erkley, b A rkw right ... 21 b A rkw right ... 10 lbw , b B athurst 0 n ot ou t ............ 6 ... 4 ... 0 B II, lb 4 ... 15 T o ta l ... 84 R . C. N. P alairet b F orb es .. ... 14 R W . R ice, c H artley, b F o r b e s .................... 2 O. B . F ry, b F orb es 17 G . J. M ordaunt, F orb es ....................32 H. K F oster, c H art­ ley, b F ort e s ............28 H. D . G L eveson - O ow er. c C om pton, b F o r b e s ....................87 F . A. P h il ips, b H a rtle y .....................80 L . W . B athurst, st C om pton ,b artley 2 H . /*. A rkw right, b F orbes .................... 0 M . B erkley, n ot ou t 10 R . P L ew is, c L ee, b F orbes ..................... 0 B 3, lb 3, nb 5 ... 11 T otal 583 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . T h e S ix t e e n . O. M. R . W . B ath u rst .. 33 18 35 5 1F ry A rkw righ j 19 17 b7 2 |L .-G ow er B erkley ... 19 4 43 2 1 T h e E l e v e n . O. M. R . W - 8.3 5 12 3 4 1 10 1 O. M . R . W . O. M. R . W. F orb es ... 40 13 81 8 1 Jordan... 4 0 21 0 H artley . 428 107 2 | T h o m p - B ardsw ell 22 6 61 0 | son ... 5 1 12 0 F orb es delivered fo u r n o-balls and H artley one. . AMBRIDGE FRESHMENS MATCH. The Freshmen’s Match, which occupied the latter part of last week, was more satisfactory from a batting than a bowling standpoint. In the first three innings the totals were curi­ ously alike, as there was only a difference of the same number of runs between them. The two batsmen of whom most was expected, N. F. Druce, last year’s Marlborough Captain, and F. Mitchell of St. Peter’s School, York, whose phenomenal scoring has been one of the great features of the season so far, both came off. In the first innings of Mr. Douglas’ side, the feature was the batting of W.G. the younger. He made 88 by good cricket, if not in very taking style. The highest scorer in the match was Druce, whose aggregate for the two innings was exactly a hundred. In bowling Cobbold of Eton on the one side, and Gray and Crocker on the other were most successful. Gray in all took twelve wickets for 124 runs. Mr. Latham’s side won by 138 runs. M r . L a th a m ’ s S id e . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. N .F. D ruce (M arlborough), c D ouglas, b W allis ...6 4 b H olberton ...3 6 W . M ortim er (M arlb’gh), b G race ............................. 9 c F arnfield, b P a u l...................29 H on.F . W . E g erton (E ton ), b H oi ferton .................. 3 cP au l.b C ob bold 15 J. A. C rocker (E ton ),b P aul 7 c M ore, b Cob- b old ................. 34 H. Crabtree (C harter­ house), c G race, b P a u l.. 6 b G race ................. 43 R . O. Schw arz (St. P au l s), c M eeking, b M unro ... 4 c G race, b W a llis 11 K Clarke (T onbridge), c and b W allis .. ............ 5 b W a llis ..........52 E . H. B ray(t harterhouse), c Paul, b C o b b o ld ......... 38 c D ou glas, b W a llis .............. 4 C .D . P aw le (M arlbor’ugh), run out .................................19 c D ouglas, b C o b b o ld .............. 4 W . J. B arton(H aileybury), C ob o l d .......... . . . 9 b C obbold ... ... 8 F. J. A nderson (B radfield), c and b M itch ell ............ 8 c D ouglas, b C o b b o ld .............. 0 H. G ray (Perse S chool), n ot out ........................... 28 c H olberton , b C o b b o ld .............. 4 P. H. L ath a m (capt,), st H ill, b B o lb e r to n ...........51 n o t o u t ... ... 16 b y e s 19, lb 5 ...................24 E xtra s ................... 21 T o t a l..................................£75 T o ta l ...............277 M r . D o u g la s ’ s S id e. First Innings. S econd Innings. F . M itchell (St. (P eter’s Y ork), b i rock er ............32 c M ortim er, b C r o c k e r ........... 32 F . B . Sherring (W est­ m inster), b Crocker ... 8 A . H. M ore (H arpenden), c Bray, b C r o c k e r .......16 b G ia y ............... 1 W . G . G ace,jun . iC lifton ), c B arton, b L ath am ... 88 b G r a y ..................... 3 A . S Farnfield G uildford) c B arton, b G ra y ........... 33 b C r o c k e r .............. 0 H . M eeking (E ton ), c C rocker b C rabtree ... 0 b G r a y .. .. ... 0 P . W . C ob h old (E ton ), b Gray .................................... 2 b Gray ............. 7 R . M . C. M unro (H arrow ) b G ray............................. . . . 5 b G ray....................... 4 H. T . W allis (H en iton ', c B ray, b i rock er ........46 b G ra y....................... 0 C. M. H ill (T onbridge), c B ray, b C rocker .......... 5 c B ray, b C r o ck e r ............54 E . H olberton (Sherborne), b G r a y ................................ 13 b G ray .............. 0 w. B . P aul (private), n ot ou t .................................... 5 b G ra y ...................... 3 J, D ouglas (cap ), c D ruce, b C r o c k e r ........................... 0 n ot ou t .............. 29 B 15, lo 8, w 1, n b l ...2 5 E xtra s ............ 3 T ota l .................... 278 T o ta l...........136 B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. M r . L atham ’ s S id e . First Innings S econd Innings . O. M . R. W O. M . R. W C obbold ............ 20 7 26 2 ... 29 8 82 6 W allis..................... 55 5 71 2 ... 17. 3 3 60 3 Paul .................... 14 a 41 2 ... 24 10 58 1 3race .................... 16 3 43 1 ... 13 7 1<) 1 H olberton 18 9 ! A ... 13 4 37 1 Munro ............ 8 1 16 1 F arnfield ............ 3 1 3 0 V j itch ell ............ 6 2 15 1 D ouglas ............ 2 1 4 0 P au l bow led on e ball. M r . D o u g la s ’ S id e. F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W. O M R W . G ray ................. 30 9 64 4 .. 23 6 60 8 B arton .......... 16 5 44 0 ... 10 4 23 0 C rocker .......... 33.2 8 66 6 ...14.2 1 44 3 P a w le ................. 11 2 55 0 ... 2 0 6 0 D r u c e ................. 11 1 59 0 Cra tree .......... 6 2 15 1 E gerton .......... 2 0 7 0 L atham .......... 2 1 3 1 Barton bowled one wide and one no-ball,