Cricket 1894

MAY 24, 1894 { j BICKET j A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE gam e 14? D u lw ich . T . R . P earse, c H ol- m aD ,b D a rk e............70 W. M orris,b RoVerson 25 R ev. A. H . K notb, b S o lo m o n ..................... 5 H . C. B atem an, b H olm an ..................... ]8 H. Marks, b G ill . ... l W . H. H u tch in son , b G ill ..................... 7 J. M essenger, o L. W ells, b H olm an ... 5 P. C ooper, c RoVer- son , b H olm an ... 0 C. L o ck , b H olm an 1 B. H easm an, b G ill... 0 E . J. H eagm an, not ou t ..............................13 E . H . H easm an, b G ill ............................. 4 B 25,1b J ,w J ,n b l 28 T otal .. 177 K E N SIN G TO N v. S P E N C E R — Played at W ood L an e on M ay 12. K ensington . E . V. G ardner, b T. G . G ahagan, lbw, S t fr g e o n ................... 27 b E lkin gton ... ... 4 F. M. W heatley, run C. D ux, run ou t ... 7 out .............................. 8 VV. A. W atson, b Salm on, c Cox, b S tergeon.................... 8 Stergeon ..................... 16 B. Spearm an, c Cox, C. E. B loom er, b b Elkir g t o n ............ 0 E'ikington..................... 6 N. L ew in, not ou t ... 0 E . H em ingw ay, c and B 5, lb 1, n b 1 ... 7 b E lkington ............ 0 J . Briggs, c V ickery, T o t a l..................... 63 b E lkin gton ............ 0 ... 0 S pe n c k b . R . Castle, c W atson , b S a lm o n .....................25 H. M ogg, c B riggs, b W atson ..................... 3 D . Cox, b S alm on ... 0 E . E. E lk in gton , b Salm on ............ ,T. C. Larkin, b Salm on C. Chilley, c W atson, b Jalmon ... G .Stergeon.bSalm on 8 R . vv. L arkin, b G a rd n e r....................13 R . L . V ickery, b S alm on .................... 0 T. J. W heeler, not o u t ............................ 4 A. L ister, b G ardner 2 B ............................. 2 T otal... . 61 K E N S IN G T O N v. P A L L IN G S W IC K .— Played at E ast A cton on M ay 14. K ensington . F irst Innings. C . B. B loom er, b C am pbell 4 T. M. W heatley, run o u t ... 1 S econd Innings. b O o llin g s............ 8 c Brabner, b Cam pbell ... 12 W . H. W heeler, b ColliDgs 16 c Saunderson, b J. Briggs, b C o llin g s............ E . H em ingw ay, b Collings S. H. Baker, b C a m p b e ll.. J. G . Gahagan, b Collings N. L ew in, c H am ilton, b C a m p b e ll............................. C. D ux, r u n o u t .................... W . A. W atson, n ot out ... H am ilton b Cam pbell b C ollings .. b Co lings ... b H am ilton n o t out .............. 0 0 b C o llin g s........... 0 2 c M ilison, b H am ilton ... 11 B. Spearm an, b C am pbell 0 b Ham ilton ... 0 B 3,1b 7 .................... 10 B 8 , lb 2, w 2 l i T o ta l ........... 48 P a l l in g sw * c k T o ta l ...121 F irst Innings. J. S. Haj craft, b W a tson .. 2 W . F. Y a rborou gh , lbw , b W atson ............................. 20 E . M. H am ilton, b W atson 0 E . A. Collings, b W heat­ ley.............................................. 7 A . H. M itson, b B riggs ... 16 C. H. C am ptell, b Briggs 2 D. Saundereon, b B riggs... 7 D . De Winton-, b B riggs . 5 G . H . Griffin, n ot ou t ... 6 W . G. tra b n er, b Briggs... 5 D»\ H. D aniel, t>Briggs ... 0 B i 6 , lb 1, w 2 ...1 3 Second Innings, b W a t s o n ............ c Briggs, b W at­ son ..................... c Briggs, b W a t­ son .................... 10 b W a tson ... c Briggs b W atson ... b Briggs ... b Primps ... b W atson ... lbw , b Briggs n o t out B 6 , lb 1 T o ta l ... 82 B . A. Clarke, b Asser 10 L . Tubbs, run ou t ... 16 E . B acm eister, b Bishop .....................10 G . H. Sw instead, c B oyton, b W aterer 35 S U R R E Y v. G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . T h ou gh they lost th e toss th e Surrey eleven secured such a lon g lead on the first in nings in this m atch, played a t the O val on T hursday and F riday, that the result w as never in dou bt. T he ch oice of innings w as, as events proved, n o gain to G loucestershire, as the w icket, w h ich w as slow at th e outset, got m u ch better as th e gam e advanced. Still th e b attin g o f G loucestershire altogether w as very disappointing. W . G . w as unfortunate each tim e, and h is early dism issal, of cou rse, had a very p reju d icia l effect on the side. N on e the less, th e tw o bow lers deserve the greatest credit fo r a rem arkable achievem ent R ich ard son and Sm ith were unchanged through­ o u t b oth innings o f G loucestershire. A s the w ick et was, this w as quite an excep tion al per­ form an ce, O f the tw o, Sm ith, th e you n g left- handed bow ler, had the better figures, ten w ickets fo r 71 against nine w ickets fo r 99. Surrey, w ho began to bat ju st before lu n ch eon on T hursday, rem ained at the w ickets till tw enty m inu tes past on e o ’clock on the follow in g aft 'irnoon. T hough n ine o f the eleven g ot dou ble figures, th e ch ief features o f the lon g innings w ere the stands of M essrs. R ead and K ey, and B rockw ell and L o ck ­ w ood respectively. T hough the tw o am ateurs p u t on 105 lu ns. in ea ch case b y free a n d vigorous crick et, the partnership o f B rockw ell and L o ck ­ w ood w as even m ore produ ctive. N o less than 166 w ere added w hile they w ere together, and of these, L ock w ood , w ho played w ith m ore than ordinary care, only m ade 54, an innings w ith ou t a m istake. Still, the b est disp lay on th e side w as th a t of B rockw ell It w as th e first hundred he has ye m ade fo r Surrey, as w ell as, at the sam e lim e, the best in nings he h a s so far played. H is 107 only occu p ied tw o hours and tw enty m inutes, a n d his hitting all roun d w as m arked by great p ow er as w ell as ju dgm en t. M oreover, nothing like a chance cou ld b e urged in disparagem ent of an exceptionally g ood perform ance. Surrey w on in th e end by an innings and 200 runs. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . T otal ... 47 H O R N S E Y v. C L A P I ON.—P la yed at Clapton on M ay 19. H ohnsey . E. Turberville, b W a te re r.................... W . H. Davie, n ot out 53 B. F. Furniss,not out 65 B .............................2 * M .C.C. & G R O U N D v. D E R B Y S H IR E . T h e D erbyshire eleven w ere seen to advantage at all p oin ts in their annual m atch against M .C.C. & G. a t L o rd ’s last T hursday and F riday. T h ou gh they h a d five g ood bow lers, M arylebone w ere w eak in batting, a departm ent in w hich D erbyshire had all the b est of it T h e cou n ty , w h o w ent in first, began w ell, and, th an ks m ainly to a g ood stand by M r. E vershed and C hatterton, had scored 114 fo r the loss o f only fo u r batsm en by th e lu n ch eon in terval on T hursday. Subsequently, how ever, B aw lin b ow led w ith great effect, so m u ch so that th e six ou tstan din g w ickets w ere d is­ m issed fo r an a ddition o f 51 runs. T h e first in nings of M .C C. w as. w ith one exception, singularly uninteresiing. F low ers m ade 25 o f th e first 34, b u t of th e rest Mr. H ornsby alone got dou ble figures, and in an hour a d tw enty m inu tes the side w ere o u t fo r 61. O f D avidson and H ulm e, w ho bow led unchanged, the form er had the b etter figures, taking six w ickets fo r 31 runs. F ollow in g on in a m in ority of 102, M .C.C. had m a-ie 49 o f tbe n u m b er at a cost o f tw o w ickets before pla y ceased on T hursday night. T h e ch ief feature o f the la tter part o f the innings on F ii- day w as the excellen t crick et o f Barnes. H e w as b attin g fo r ju st over an h ou r and a h a lf, and his play w as ch aracterised b y all his o ld neatness o f style and judgm ent. D erbyshire m ade ligh t o f the task set them , m aking th e 64 w anted to w in w ith ease. T h e w icket h a d b y this tim e m u ch im proved, and th e runs were g ot in an hour and ten m inutes fo r th e lous o f th ree batsm en, w ith eh atterton , w ho h a d gone in first, still in fo r an excellent 42. D e r b y s h ir e . F irst Innings. M r. W . G. G race, run M r. J. J. F erris, b S m ith .. M r. W . T roup, b Sm ith ... P ainter, b R ich ard son ... M r. E . M. G race, c W ood , b Sm ith ............................. M r. S. A. P. K itcat, lbw , b Sm ith ... .............................14 M r. H . W . B row n, b Sm ith 0 Capt. N ew nham , n o t ou t 16 M urch, b R ich ard son ... 0 R oberts, b R ich a rd son ... 8 B oard , b R ich a rd son ... 1 S econd Innings, ou t 9 c B rockw ell, b R ich a rd son ... 0 b R ich ard son ... 16 c W ood , b Sm ith 13 c A bel, b R ich ­ ardson ... ... 14 19 0 lbw , b S m ith B 10 b Sm ith n ot ou t b R ich ard son b Sm ith ............17 c A bel, b R ich ­ ardson ... c Jephson, Sm ith B 5,1b 1 .. .. 19 b ,.. 0 ... 6 T otal T otal ...1C4 G . A bel, c T roup, R ob erts ............ H ayw ard, b W . G r a c e ............................. M r. D . L . A. Jephson, ra n out ..................... M . R ead, c B oard, b R oberts S u r r e y . b 10 L ock w ood , st B oard, b E . M. G race ... 54 B rockw ell, c E . M . Grace, b M urch W ood , b M urch F . Sm ith, n ot out R ichardson, lbw , E . M. G r a c e ... B 12, lb 12 ... 107 .. 1 .. 1 b „. 10 „. 24 M r.W .W .R ead .b W .G . G ra ce .....................57 M r. K . J. K ey, c W . G . T o t a l ..............386 Grace, b R ob erts ... 60 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . G l o u c e s t e r s h i r e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . S m ith ........... -20 7 27 5 .............. 17.4 2 44 5 R ich a rd son .. 20 2 5 45 4 .............. 18 6 54 5 S u r r e y . O. R ob erts ... 40 F row n ... 18 M u rch ... 22 W .G .G race 29 M. R . 20 67 1 57 7 6'J 9 53 O. N ew nh’m 12 F erris 15 K itca t ... 2 E.M .G racelO M . R . W 3 58 O' 2 65 0 0 9 0 3 21 2 H O N O R O A K on May 19. v. L E Y T O N .— P layed a t L e jto n _ , „ T o t a l................... 237 R. J. H u tch in son , F. H. Sw insttad, J. A. E. H ick­ son, F. B. D en t, and S. L . C larke did n ot bat. Innings declared closed. C lapton . J. H. D ou gla s,n ot ou t 13 B . B oyton , n ot ou t 13 B .R . B ruce, b B . A. B ... ..................... 1 Clarke ..................... o — F . Hughes, b G. H. T o t a l... ... ... 31 8 « instead ............ 4 _ p - A - Bishop, H. E . V. C hichester, P. A. A sser, H. E . T refford, P . W aterer, J. H . R obinson, J. W , M cE w en, and R. H . W albarcke did n ot ta t. L e y t o n . A. L aw , c sub., b G. H a rison ....................20 E. J. W atts, b G H a r r is o n ..................... 5 G . D roce, b F . H arri­ son ............................. 0 C, M cG ahey, st Jones, b G. H a rrison ............36 G.F. H iggins, b W ilk ie 9 T otal... F . B utler, b W ilkie ... 0 H onor O ak. G. H arrison, b W al- F. H arrison, n o t out 4 lace .............................14 B 7, lb 1 ....................... 8 E. G . Hayes, b L aw ... 35 — C. F. Skipw ith, b L aw 25 T otal ............86 H. Burton, T . G racey, k. H olford, J. H . W arren, F . W ilkie, A. Jones, and C. H. M ayo did n o t bat. C. W allace, run ou t 4 E .J. Rayner, n o to u t 23 H .ren ston e.st Jont s, b M a y o .....................20 H. G. L ee, b M ayo . 0 W alker, lbw , b M ayo 9 B 8, !□ 4, w 1 ... 13 139 M r. S. H . E vershed, b H ulm e, b H earne ... 5 H earne ............ ... 34 M r. G . A. M arsden, M r. L . G . W right, b b R aw lin ............ 3 M e a d .................... ... 16 M r. W . S. E adie, s . C hatterton, c and b Sherw in, b R aw lin 0 M e a d .................... ... 26 Sugg, c F low ers, b B agshaw , c Nepean b R aw lin ..................... 8 R a w lin ............ ... 13 P orter, n ot out 0 D avidson, b R aw lin ... 16 B 12, lb 9 ............ 21 Storer, st Sherw in, b — R a w lin ............ ... 25 T ota l ............167 In th e Second In n in gs W rig h t scored b R aw lin, 0 ; C h atterton (n o t ou t), 42; B agshaw , lbw , b M ead, 1 ; D avidson (not o u t),0 ; M arsden, c Barnes, b F low ers, 20; b 1— T otal, 64. M .C.C. F irst Innings. S econd Innings. F low ers, b D avidson ... 25 b D avidson ... 5 B arnes, c C hatterton, b D a v id s o n ............................. Mr. E . A. N epean, b D avid­ son ...................................... M r.J. H . J. H u m H ornsby, b R aw lin , b H ulm e ... ... Mr. J. A . G ibbs, c Storer, b u lm e ............................. M r. C. H eseltine, c Storer, b H u lm e .................... M r. P . R ussel, b D avidson M ead, b D avidson ............ J. T. H earne, n ot out S herw in, b D avidson 4 c M arsden, H ulm e ... 0 c S t o r e r , D avidson .3 c E vershed, H ulm e ... 0 c B agshaw , D avidson 0 b H ulm e ... 68 , 23 stS torer.bP orter 23 n ot ou t ........25 c C hatterton, b D avidson ... 0 b P orter .......... 3 cE a d ie .b D avid­ son .................. 4 L b .......... 1 T o ta l 61 T otal ...169 B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. F irst Innings. O. M ead R aw lin ... N ep ea n ... H earne ... F low ers... M . R . W . S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . F irst Innings. O. D avidson H ulm e ... 16.4 16 4 342 ............ 11.2 4 23 1 7 496 ............. 9 3 7 1 0 100 ............. 3 0 9 0 10 402 ............. 1 1 0 0 2 130 ............. 7 2 14 1 H eseltin e ... 6 0 10 0 M .C.C. S econ d Innings. M . R . W . O. M . R . W. 31 6 4 P o r te r ... ... 40 ... 29 ... 14 ... 2 C hatterton 9 E W E L L v. C R Y S T A L PA L A C E .—P layed at E w ell on May 19. C r y s t a l P a l a c e . F. C. B urchard, b L eg- gatt ............................. 11 A. C osens, c Ev ns, b L egg a tt ..................... 0 J. H. T od d , c L eggatt, b R aw '.inson ............55 C. M itchell, b R aw lin- son ... ........... 41 F .W .A ste, st W alters, b H arrow ell ............ 2 G. W . 8 tone, c R aw - lin son , b H arrow ell 0 D r. W . F. U m ney, b V in cen t .................... J. C. U m ney, b R aw - linson ..................... G F orrester, b H ar­ row ell ..................... W. Parsons, b H ar­ row ell ..................... A .F. 8 olom an,not out 14 B 5, lb 7, nb 1 ... 13 T otal ..142