Cricket 1894

160 CiSICKETs A WEEKLY RECOED ^ THE GAME, MAY 24, 1S94 E . G ilbert, b D u ttson 12 E .J.B row n , c L auder, b G lo v e r ..................... 0 R . W .W edlake, c L ee, b D uttson .................... 6 A . L . F orrester, b G lover ..................... 6 J. L . R ow ley, b D uttson ....................12 H. Stride, b G lover ... 2 F. Sulm an, n ot ou t ... 42 M r. E. J. B ro w n ’s X I. D . H . H ew ett, b D ebenham ............11 S. B row n, c G reer, b D ebenham ............ 0 H. Isaacs, h w , b D e enham ............ 0 W . T . G oad, b H e*see 56 E x tra s .....................12 T otal .. 129 C H A R L TO N PARK (2) v. O L D C H A R L T O N (2).— Played at Charlton Pa k on M ay 14. O l d C h a r lt o n . F irst Innings. S econ d Inningp. F orrest, b A. J. M ascall 0 b K eats .......... 1 M ortim er, b A llen ............14 c Davies, bW ild 1 Elsden, c D avies, b Allen .. 4 b K eats ......... 0 Sanders, c A F. L ovey, b A. J M ascall .................... 1 b K eats .......... 0 K em p, lbw , A llen ............ 5 lbw . W ild .......... 0 Blanan, n ot o u t .................... 12 b W ild.................... 0 Hale, b A. J. M ascall............ 1 b W ild .................... 2 Cross, b A. J. M ascall ... 0 c A. F. L ovey, b W ild .................... 0 B earfoot. b A llen ............ 2 b W ild .......... 4 Hull, b A lien .................... 0 n o t out .......... 0 D aw son, b A llen ..................... 0 b W ild .................... 0 B 2, lb 2 ............................. 4 B ..................... 2 T otal A. F. L ovey, b E lsden 6 W . B urnett, b Hale .. 9 H. Stapley, c K em p, b Elsden ..................... 4 R .G .C ow ley ,c Forrest, b E lsden . ............42 F.G. A llen,c M ortim e-, b H ale .................... 13 D r. W . J. C. K eats, b E lsden .................... 25 A. J. M ascall, b E ls­ den ............................. 8 43 C h arlton P a r r . T otal ... 10 J- H W . D avit ., M oriim er.b felsden 17 A. E. M a-call, c K em p, * M ortim er 1 S. K. M il s, n ot ou t 0 R S. W ild, c H ull, b E lsden .................... 0 B 7, w 5, n b 3 ... 15 T otal . 140 C H A R L T O N P A R K v.O L D C H A R L T O N —P layed at Charlton P ark on M ay 14. C harlton P ark . Capt. M cCanlis, H oughton, b K eld 23 E . J. W ard, b O pm ond 2 A . J. D odd, b O sm ond 2 H . Turrel', c L eaney, b K e d .....................15 H. C. Ogilvy, b K eld... 0 A . L . M cC anlis, c Ryan, b O sm ond ... 6 H .C.Sargent, c Brown, b R egan ... 37 W. M artin, c and b O m ond ..................... A. H. Pease, run out A. B urnett, c Brown, b K eld ..................... H . E . Law ren ce, n ot ou t ............................. B 13, lb 4, w 1 ... T otal ... 116 O ld C h arlton . A . K eld, c Turrell, O gilvy ..................... 6 B . O sm ond, c and b M artin .................... 5 J. L . F ough ton . c L aw ren ce,bB urnett 23 C. Brown, b Ogilvy ... 24 M inton.lbw .b B urnett 0 H . C o o te .b H. C. Sar­ gent ............................. 3 H. Q radidge, b H . C. S a rg e n t..................... 0 J. L eaney, c D odd, b M artin R yan, b O gilvy... C rate, b M artin Regan, not out... B 8 , lb 1, w 1 T otal ... C H A R L T O N P A R K v. A R M Y S E R V IC E COFtPS W O O LW IC E L—P layed at Charlton Park on May 16. A rm y S ervice C o r ps . L ieut. E . J. W ard, b T urrell ....................56 S. M . Perry, c and b M ai tin .................... 21 Sergt. Fuller, c A. Burnett, b T urrell 3 L ieut. M oody, b K eats 16 Sergt. D ent, b K eats 9 8 .M .Perry,Ibw , b M ar­ tin ............................. 5 8 . M. H ood, b K eats... 4 0iC TA£ LTo N P ahx.—Capt. M cCanlis (n ot ou f) 53 Rt. John S cott (n ot out) 63; b 12 lb 6 , w 3 — T otal' 137 H .T urrell. R.G. Cow ley, D r.F .W .P . H olton H* E . L iw ie n ce , w . M artin. D r. w . J. c . K eats a ’ dp T . Shaw , A B arnett, and R. S. W ild did not bat’ G. W ood , b K eats L ieut. H ow ard, b M artin ..................... L ieu t. R ussell,c Hoi- ton, b M artin P egrim , n ot out B 4, w 2 ............ T otal .. 0 . 6 .125 F O R E S T H IL L v. H O L B O R N .- H ill on W hit M onday. H olborw . -P layed at Forest 8 . W alker, c W elch ­ m an. b K night ... 23 H.Bidale, c M eredith, b H o o k e r..................... l A . C. B oden, run ou t 20 F . J. R isien, c G old ­ ing, b H ooker............20 8 . Haw es, b H ooker 14 A .S.Lake, st G olding, b W e lch m a n ............ 0 E’ .J.L fk e, st Golding, b W e lch m a n ............ o at A J. H oughton, BU G olding, b W elch­ m an ............................ H .W .Easum , c H olt, b H ooker ............ P. M. Faraday, n ot o u t ............................. H .E. P ickett, c Holt b W elchm an B 6 , lb 2 ............ T o t a l............ 95 F orest H il l . W . L. Pierce, b A. S. C. W e ’ cb m a n , n o t L ak e ... W . S. H olt, run o u t ... 0 J. A K n gh t, b W alker .................... 9 H. A. H ooker, c H oughtoD .oW alker 59 J. P ratt, c A . 8 . Lake, b W a lk e r..................... 5 H. E . B. B utler, b R isien ............ ... 17 ou t .................................133 F. G oldi g, c W alker, b R is ie u ............ 41 F. 8 kipper, c and b W alker ........................55 G . T okeley, n ot ou t 1 B 13, lb 2, w 1 ... 16 T o t a l...............302 L . B. M eredith, did not bat. CH A R LTO N P A R K v. LO N D O N SCO TTISH .— P layed at Brondesbury on May 19. L ondon S c o tt ish . J. M ajor, st Sargent, b O gilvy ....................46 E. A .B ennett, bO gilvy 3 D. G. A nderson, c Capt. M cCanlis, b P ease .................... 52 E. tiggip, n o t ou t 28 C T. E w art, c and b P ease ..................... 3 W. E . L la claga n .n ot ou t ............................. 18 B ............................. 3 T otal ... 153 A . K. D enniston, H- M axwell, F. G . A nderson, H . J. R. Pope, and N. Fow lie did n ot bat. Innings declared. C h arlton P a r k . S.K. Sargent n ot ou t 5 B 8 , lb 1, w 1 ... 10 E . J. W ard , n ot ou t 122 St. J oh n S cott, b A aj r ............................ 23 J. H unter, b M a jor . 7 T otal ............167 A . H . Pease, A. J. D odd, A. I . McCanliP, H. C. O gilvy, H. E . L aw ren ce, and F .W .A . K night did n ot bat. B L A C K H E A T H v. B IC K L E Y P A R K .-P la je d at R ectory F ield on May 19. B ic r l e y P ar k . J. N . T on ge, c C astlt, b H u b ' ard .......... 92 G. R. ClarksoD , c A. 8 iew art.b S.Christo- ph erson .................... 6 B .E .B ou ch , b Proseer 63 C. V. B. D avy, c R onald, b P rosser... 15 H. W. K eeling, b P h ilcox .................... 26 E Fisher, c S. C hristo­ p h er s o d , b Prosser 2 T . P. H i'der, b Phil­ cox ............................. 3 C. M . B aker, b P ros­ ser ............................. 0 E. R . B ouch, b H u - b ard.................... 10 F . H unter, n ot ou t 12 W . J. L ivingstone, c A. 8 tew art, b H ut- bard... ..................... 5 B 11, lb 5 ............16 B la c k h e a th . S. Cas le, c H . B ou cb, b Davy ............19 H .R. Blaker, c Fisher, b H. B ou ch ............10 E . G . W ilson , b K eel­ ing .............................72 G. C. H ubbard, c T onge, b K eeling 41 E . A . P h ilcox, c H un­ ter, b K e e lin g ............24 R. B . Stewart, c and b K eeling ..................... 11 T otal ...250 D. R ona’d, b K eeling K . C hristopherson, not ou t ............ W . H . P rosser, b F isher .................... A . W . S tew art,can d b F ish e r....................12 S.Christopherson, n et o u t ............................. 6 B 6 , lb 8 . w 1, nb 1 16 T otal CEICKET AT CAMBRIDGE. C A M B R ID G E U N IV E R S IT Y v. M R . A. J. W E B B E ’S E L E V E N . T h e C am bridge E leven had the w orst of a high- scoring m atch against a strong side collected b y Mr. A. J. W ebbe at C am bridge at the end of last week. 1 “ U niversity captain , M r. P . H. L atham , was unable to play ow ing to S chools, and in his absence a trial w as given to Mr. J. A. H ealing, w hose score of 104 w as one o f the m ost n otew orth y features of th eS en iors’ m atch . Mr. W ebbe’s E leven, w ho w ent in first, w ere at the w ickets till past four o ’clock on T hursday fo r 250. O f th is total M essrs. Jackson and H ew ett between them con tribu ted 154. B oth A m ateurs scored freely, and w ere alike seen to great advantage, Mr. Jackson m aking 72 ou t o f 119 w hile he w as in, w hile Mr. H ew ett w as on ly batting an hour and forty m inutes for his 82 Mr. Bohlen, w ho, as w ill be rem em bered, played such brilliant cricket again st the Australians last Septem ber, also show ed ca pital form . ExceD t for M essrs. F ield and M itchell, the early batsm en of C am bridge did little, and although the tw o b ats­ m en nam ed pu t on sixty runs w hile they were to­ gether, w hen played ceased on Thursday night seven o f t e t est w ickets w ere dow n w ith the total only 119. On F riday M essrs. R obinson and CrocK er offered such a sturdy resist? nee to the bow lin g o f W hiteh ead, A ttew ell, and Mr. Jack son th at the follow -on w as saved, the three ou ts’anding w ickets having added £5 runs, ls jn n g the field a second tim e in a m inority o f 76, the C am bridge eleven saw their bow lers severely punished. T h e w icket w as faster than on the previous day, and L ord H aw ke set the rest exam ple o f bril iant hitting. W ith M r P hilipson he pu t on 124 fo r the first w icket, and w hen he w as out, the total w as 294. His score of 157 >*as m ade in tw o hours and fifty m inutes, and an exceptionally brilliant display ro ? iiiT Sp°ii by one ch an ce w hen he had scored 58, A lth ou gh they had a very difficult task before them w ith 479 to w in, C am bridge started the fou rth innings so w ell that 43 were scoredon F riday afternoon w ithout the loss o f a w icket. In spite o f the excellent bow lin g o f A ttew ell, and W h ite­ head, o f W arw ickshire, the Cam* ridge I atsm en show ed too, good crick et on Saturday Mr. Field w as again highest scorer, and besides him seven oth er m em bers o f the team g ot dou ble figures. Still, Mr. w eb b e’s E leven had g ot too long a lead, and C am bridge w ere u ltim ately beaten by 209 runs. A ltogether 1,095 runs w ere scored in the m atch. M r . W e b b e ’ s T eam F irst Innings. S econd Inninga. L ord H aw ke, c Perkins, b B urroughs............................. 9 c sub, b D ouglasl57 M r.F.S.Jackson,cH ealing, b J. J. R o l in s ................... 72 b B urrough ... 37 Mr. J. S. R obinson, c H ealins, b ( rocker ... 14 b G r a y ..................26 Mr. F H . B ohlen, c and b B urrough ....................33 c D ruce, b M it­ ch ell..................... 9 Mr. H . T. H ew ett, b G ray 83 b D ouglas ... 3 Mr. A.J. W e be, b O sborne 2 b M it ;h e ll............ 5 M r. H. P hilipson, b O svorn e ............................. 0 c D ruce, b B u r­ rough ............53 M r. C. I. T hornton, b O sborne ... ... 16 c and b D ou glas 9 A ttew ell, st D ruce, b Crocker ................................ 3 c B urrough, b D ouglas . ... 2 M r A. E .L ea th a m , c B ur­ rough, b G ray ........................14 c H ealing, b B urrough ... 52 W hitehead, n ot o u t .............. I n ot ou t .........30 B 2 w 1, nb 1 . 4 B 13, lb 4, w 2 19 T otal ..............250 T ota l .. 402 T h e U n iv e r s it y . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. Mr. J. D ouglas, b W h ite­ head ........................................ 3 st P h ilipson, b A tte w e ll........38 Mr. F. M itch el1, lbw , b A ttew ell .................... 2t b A ttew ell .. ... £0 M r. E. F ield, c P oh len , b Jackson .............................55 c W ebbe, b A tte­ w ell .................42 Mr. J A. H ealing, b W h ite­ head ............................. 17 b J a c k s o n .............. 3 Mr. W . G . D ruce, run ou t 1 c B ohlen, b WThitehead ... 31 Mr. T. N. Perkins, b W h ite­ head ...................................... 4 b W hitehead ... 32 Mr. J. J. R obin son , b A ttew ell .............................20 st P hilipson, b A ttew ell ... £9 Mr. E . C. O sborne, lbw , b W hitehead .. .. 0 lbw , b A ttew ell 0 M r J. A . C rocker, b J ack ­ son ........................................ 29 c B ohlen, b W h iteh ead ... 16 M r J.B urrough, b Jack son 11 c Jackson, b W h iteh ead ... 82 Mr. H. G ray, n ot ou t ... 2 n ot ou t .............. 8 B 6, lb 2 ..............................8 B 8, lb 9, w 1 18 T ota l ............174 T o ta l ...269 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . M r . W e b b e ’ s T e a m . F irst Innings. Second Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . J. R otin son ... 15 2 51 1 ............. 13 1 46 0 B urrough ... 20 0 87 2 .............. 18.1 4 79 3 O sborne............. 23 7 46 3 .............. 14 3 52 0 C ro ck e r............... 12 5 27 2 G ray ............ 7.1 0 19 2 ............ 18 1 68 1 P e rk in s............. 3 0 16 0 .............. 6 1 23 0 F ield ... 2 0 9 0 M itchell ... 10 1 28 2 D ouglas ... 13 0 78 4 R obin son 1ow led tw o w ides, M itch ell on e wide, and C rocker one no-ball. C a m bbid g e U n iv e r sit y . F irst Innings. Second Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . A tte w e ll............. 33 15 48 2 .............. 49.2 17 99 5 W hitehead ... 34 11 82 4 ............. 31 7 114 4 J a c k s o n .......... 14.2 436 3 ......... 20 7 38 1 Jackson b ow led on e w ide. S e c r e t a r ie s of Cricket Clubs a-’e informed that a petition to the L.C.C. on the subject of crioket practice is now ready for signatures. Clubs not having received sheets of the same from Secretaries of Local Cricket Asso­ ciations can obtain one on application to said local Secretary or to T. E. Cornell, Hon. Sec. Petition Committee, 7, Achilles Road, West Hampstead. N.W. ’