Cricket 1894

MAT 24, 1894 CBICKCT : A WEEKLY r.ECORD 0 ? THE GAME. 156 O X F O R D U N IV E R S IT Y v. M R. A. J. W E B B E ’S T E A M (T W E L V E -A -S ID E ). R ain, w h ich had in terfered w ith the progress of this gam e at O xford on th e secon d day (T uesday), brought th e m a tch to a prem ature close yesterday. T hough O xford had first k n ock on a run-getting w icket, the early batsm en gave such a dis­ appointing show , that at the lu n ch eon in terval on M onday h a lf th e side w ere ou t w ith on ly 82 up. F ortunately the latter part o f th e innings w as of quite a different ch a ra cter M ordaunt and P hillips b oth b atted w ith great freedom and 75 w ere added in about fifty m inutes. P athurst subsequently len t P h illips useful help, so m u ch so that 54 w ere put on in a bou t tb e sam e n um ber o f m inutes. E xcep tin g fo r one chance, w hen h e had m ade 46, P hil ip s’ 78 w as w ith ou t a m istake. A fter his dism issal th e end soon cam e, th e last four w ickets only adding 25 runs. W hen M r. W eb be’s team w ent in on T uesday th e sp ectators had a taste of M r. H ew ett’s great pow ers o f hitting So severely did he punish the O xford bow ling that tw o hours produced tw o hundred runs. Mr. B ew ett, w h o w ent in first, w as fifth out. In tw o hours he had m ade )10 runs, w h ich of itself w ill show the w ay he m ust have h it all roun d the w icket. H e gave a difficult ch an ce w hen he had g ot tw elve, and he m ight have been caught at the w icket w hen he had reached 89. O therw ise there w as n o blem ish to detract fro m a rem arkable display o f resolute and fearless cricket. T he bow ling o f D . H. F orb es w as th e te st on tha O xford side. H e took six w ickets at a cost o f 8o runs. G oing in a second tim e, 19 runs to the bad, the U niversity again began bad ly. Som e capital cricket b y F oster and P hillips, how ever, im p roved m atters considerably, and w hen play ceased on T uesday the score w as >40 w ith seven batsm en out. N o pla y w as p oss'b le yesterday ow ing to raiD, so th a t the m atch w as draw n. O xfo r d U n iv e r sit y . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. Mr. R . W . R ice, b F erris .. 19 b K ortright ... 1 0 M r. R . C. N. P alairet, b K o r tr ig h t..........................17 b K ortrigh t ... 6 Mr. H .K .F oster,cL eath am , b W o o d s ......................... 11 Mr. C. B . F ry, b K ortright 5 M r.G.J.M ordaunt, run ou t 51 Mr. L eveson-G ow er, c P h i'ip son , b J ackson ... 2 Mr. F. A P hillips, b H ill... 78 M r.L.C B a th u rst,c P hilip son, b W o o d s ....................27 Mr. G . R . Bardsw ell, b K o r tr ig h t..................... 9 M r.H .A .A rkw right,not ou t 6 Mr. D . H . F orbes, b K ort­ right ...................................... 1 M r.R .P .L ew is.b K ortrigh t 2 L b ...................................... 6 T o t a l ....................234 c K ortright, b H i l l .....................59 c and b J ackson 13 c F oley ,b W ood s 0 c and b Jackson 6 n ot ou t ............33 lbw , b J ackson 0 n o t oub ............10 L b ..................... 3 T otal ............140 M r . A . J. W e b b e ’s T e a m . M r.A.J. W ebbe, c F ry, b B athurst ........18 M r. H . T . H ew ett, b B ardsw ell ...110 Mr. F. S. Jackson, b B ardsw ell .......... 0 M r. F. H B ohlen, b B a t h u r s t................... 5 M r.J.J.F erris,bF orbes 33 M r.C .P.F oley, cL ew is, b F orb es .................£8 Mr. A . J. L . Hill, n ot ou t ..........................36 Mr. G . F ow ler, c R ice, b B ardsw ell .......... 1 Mr. H . P hilipson, c B a r d s w e l l , b F orb es .................... M r. S. M. J W oods, c A rkw right, b F orbes Mr. C. J. K ortrigh t, b F orbes ............ Mr. A . E . L eath a m , lbw , b F orbes B 5, lb 8, w 1 ... T o t a l .......... £ B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . O x f o r d . F irst Innings. S econ d In n in cs. O. M . R W . O. M. R . W . K ortrigh t............ 32.2 8 79 5 ................. 194372 W o o d s ............ 37 14 67 2 ............. 19 5 48 1 F erris ............ 13 5 43 1 .............. 8 4 10 0 J ackson ... 15 5 31 1 ............. 11 3 33 3 H ill..................... 3 1 8 1 .............. 2 0 9 1 M r . W e b b e ’ s T e a m . O. M . R . W . O. MR . W F orbes ... 22.2 6 86 6 A rkw right 6 1 23 0 P athurst 20 4 55 3 B ardsw ell J2 1 50 2 F r y ............ 11 3 25 0 B athurst delivered one wide. W A R W IC K S H IR E v. N O T T S . T he W arw ickshire eleven w ere n ot able to re­ peat in th eir return m a tch w ith N otts, finished at B irm ingham yesterday, th eir first victory o f the season. T his tim e G unn w as able to help N otts, and w hile Sharpe and H ardstaffe w ere again tried, a p la ce w as fou n d for Pike, w ho had sh ow n up w ell in the C olts’ m atch iu E aster w eek. N otts, w ho w ere fortunate enough to w in the toss, w ere in nearly the w hole of M onday O f th eir total o f 238 as m any as 10 5 w ere m ade by th e captain. G oing in first, Mr. D ixon w as sixth ou t w ith the total at 190. H e w as b attin g altogether three hours and a h alf, and though he m ight have been caught tw ice in the latter part o f his innings there w as n o fa u lt to m ar an excellent display o f cricket till he had g ot 68. W hitehead follow ed u p his previous bow hn g successes w ith another g ood per­ form an ce, taking eight o f the ten w ickets io r 95 ruus. W arw ickshire,w ho h a d m ade seven w ith ou t the loss of a w icket on M onday night, lost three of their r est b atsm en on T uesday m orning fo r 26. W . G. Q uaife, w ho show ed such excellen t batting against Surrey at the O val, w as again seen to the best advantage. L aw helped h im to add 99 fo r the fou rth w icket, and th en Q uaife w as ou t fo r a capital in nings o f 58, lasting ju st over tw o h ours L aw con tin u ed to play very steadily, w hile Mr. D ocker, after being let o ff m ore than ( nee, hit freely. T h e tw o batsm en added 85 before L aw , w ho had been in three hours and ten m inutes, w as caught. P is 68 w as a painstaking display of cricket. M r. D ocker, a fter m aking 70 in an h our and fifty m inutes, w ith a lo t o f lu ck at the start, w as ou t at 235, and th e innings ultim ately cam e to an end for 2.8, o r 10runs to th e g ood N otts had fifty m inutes left fo r batting on T uesday night, and in this tim e Mr. R obin son and P ike put on 55 runs w ith ou t a w icket. O w ing to rain on ly a quarter o f an hour’s play w as possib le yesterday before lu ncheon, in w h ich tim e the n o t ou ts added 12 runs. Mr. R obinson w as first on t at 74, and after his dism issal little w as d m e against th e b o w lirg o f S hilton and W hitehead Pine, w ho had played ; excellent cricket, com p leted h is 50, b u t o f the rest B arnes and G unn alone g ot dou ble figures, and the last nine w ickets on ly added 72 runs L eft w ith 137 to w in in a bou t tw o hours,W arw ick shire had m ade 97 fo r the loss o f fou r batsm en w hen tim e w as up. T h e m atch w as con sequ en tly draw n. In the secon d innings o f N otts Shilton took seven w ickets fo r 75 runs. N o t t s . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. Mr. J. A. D ixon, b W h ite­ head .................................106 c L illey, b * hite- h e a d . 8 M r. J. S. R obin son , c L illey, b W hitehead ... 10 c D ocker, b Shil­ ton 40 G unn, b W h ite h e a d .......... 25 b S hilton .......... 11 F low ers, c B ainbridge, b W hitehead ....................36 b S hilton ........... 2 D aft, b W hitehead ... 5 b W h iteh ead ... 4 B arnes, c L illey, b W h ite­ head .................................... 0 cD iver, b Shilton 20 A ttew ell, b Shilton ............16 b S hilton ... 3 B aguley, c L illey, b P allett 5 b W hitehead ... 5 P ike, n ot ou t ................18 c "h ite h e a d , b f-hilton .50 Sharpe, b W hitehead ... 1 n ot ou t ..... H ardstaff, c L aw , b W h ite­ head ..................................11 lbw , b S h ilton ... 0 B 4, lb 1 ................... 5 B ................ 2 T o ta l . 146 L illey , run ou t S hilton, b B arnes . P a lh tt b B arnes ... 10 W hitehead, n ot ou t 8 K nutton, c D aft, b H ardstaff ........... L b 5, w 1 ............ T o t 1 B L A C K H E A T H v. C H A R L TO N P A R K .—P ayed at C harlton P a ik on M ay 19. B l a c k h f a t h . .. 248 E. P e l t h u r s t carried his bat through the innings for Seymour (G.P.O.) v. Royal Horse Guards, Windsor at Windsor. He soored 114 out of 300, ! 0 . M. R W . O. M . R. W 33 16 53 1 ... ... 11 6 24 2 45 26 50 3 ... .. 27 17 ]8 1 23 3 48 3 ... ... 10 4 27 0 19.4 9 :55 2 ... ... 5 1 14 0 14 7 29 0 ... ... 1 0 8 1 18 6 26 0 ... 2 1 1 0 ... B. GryUs, Ibw, K e a ts............................. E . M ason, lbw . b Sargent .................... F . Turner, b K eats ... J . S H eath, bw , b K e a ts............................. H. Sutton, b K eats ... J. W . B rou gh , b £argent .................... A. Adam , c K eats, b W i'd .. T o ta l .................... 238 W a r w ic k sh ir e .—F irst I nings. W. Q uaife, b A ttew ell 14 Mr. H . W . B ainbridge, b A ttew ell ............ 7 D iver, b S h a rp e .......... 3 W G . Q uaife, b A tte­ w ell .............................58 L aw , c B aguley, b H ardstaff ... .. .. 68 M r. L . C. D ocker, c G unn, b B arnes ... 70 In the S econd Innings W . Q uaife scored c D ixon, b F low ers 11, D iver, b Sharpe 57, W . G, Q uaife (n ot out) 9, L aw (n ot out) 7, D ocker, b Sharpe 3, L illey, c P ike, b A ttew ell 4 ; b 5, w 1.— T otal, 97. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . N o t t s . F irst Innings. S econd Innings O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W W hitehead ... 52.4 20 95 8 ......... 36 17 4 9 -3 K n u tton ... 20 6 440 ............... 6 3 17 0 S h ilto n .............. 28 9 44 1 ............... 33.3 9 75 7 P a l le t t .............. 29 7 50 1 ............... D iver 3 1 3 0 W a r w ic k s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. S harpe ... A ttew ell B arnes ... H ardstaff F low ers... B aguley... D a ft ... ... Sharpe b ow led a \ude. 12 H. Christopherson, b Sargent ... .......... 0 F. C. W estbrook, b B u r n e t t ................22 F. U re. b Keats ... 52 J. G riffiths, n ot cu t 8 B 3, lb 2 .................. 5 T otal ... 8) A. J. L ovey, c C hris­ toph erson , b Buttou 7 W . j . K e its b S utton i> C. M. Styles, c G riffiths b Beath . 32 A . B urnett, c Sutton, b H eath ................... 0 F. G. Allen, > H eath 1 R .G .C ow ley.c Sutton, b H e a th ....................... 0 H.C. S*- gent,b Sutton C h a b lt o n P a rk . f i bt Innings. J. P orter, b Sutton... C. W ood , b H eath .. A. J. M ascall, n ot ou t ............................. R. S W ild, b B eath B ............................. T ota1- .................... In the wecond Innings L ovey scored, lbw, b Turner 18. St\les, b b ea th 0, Cow ley, c Sutton, b C hristopherson 14. Sargent, b A dam 7, M atcall (not ou t) 8 ; b 18.—T otal, 65. C U P T O N v. H O S N S E Y (2).—P layed at H ornsey on May i9. C la pt o n . w . H .N olIotb.b Sharp W .W . T horogood.lbw , b Sharp .................... 11 J. K. H ushes, b B ryer 39 F. A. B o js, c K ing, b J. N ich olis ........... 29 A . D od son ,c R am sey, b D em psey .. 31 G. R . C rofts, c C ollin- gridge, b D em psey 14 G. K. B rcm ley. run ou t ................... ... 0 A. J. D > ke, b H ia ip 5 S. M eadow s, b Tub* y 0 8. E. G tnders, n ot o u t .................... ... 10 J. W illiam ?, b R a m ­ sey ............................. 0 B 1, lb 1, w 3 ... 5 C. W . T albot, b T horc- go d .............................. 8 J. D em psey, c M 'a - dowp, b Cr< ft^ ... 18 J. H. N icholis,bC rofts 6 E. J. R am sey, c N ol- lotb , b Thort good . 4 W . K .’ n g h a m ,n o to u t 26 B . W .-h a r p . C. Bryer, A N ich olis did n ot bat. E o r n se y . T otal ...147 F. O .T u lby, c B rcm ­ ley, b T h orcgo d 33 R. H .K inp, n ot out 0 B 6, lb 5 ............11 Total 116 H . C ollingridge, and T. W fllT G lF T W A N D E R E R S v. SUTTON.— Flayed at S utton on May 19. W 'HITGIFT W AN D E i ERS. E .G uy T urner,c Paice, b B a con .................... 29 W . N. K elsey, b P aice 35 R. B iscop, c W indus, b B a con .....................10 H.L1 T urner,c B a con , b Easterbrook .. H. B . H ubbard, P a ic e .................... G. M arks, b P aice 15 L . L . heed, run out 4 A. W . C ooper, b P aice ..................... 3 C. A. H am ilton, b P aice ................... 0 L .J.T urner,absent ill 0 E. H. B a lch .n o : out 0 B 1?, It 5, w 1 ... 18 21 19 S utton . 9 i H. H y s^ p , b B alch 0 ! R. 8. D ally, b B alch 0 3 ; J. T. lllin gton , not Our ............................ 43 4 F. Abraham , not out 5 B 7, lb 1 ........... 8 T o til ...154 E. C. M orley, run out D. R . Ballam, Ibw, b H. L. Turner......... E. W indus, c M aiks b B alch ..................... L. J. P aice, b H am il­ ton, b B a 'ch ... ... 2 R . F. E asterbrook, b | T otal ... E . G. T u r n e r ............24 W . F. K oper and G. A. B acon did n ot bat. , 98 W H irG IF T W A N D E R E R S (2) v. W B 1T G 1F T 8CH O O L.—Played at C roydon on M ay 19. W H TGIFT WANnEREBS H. D ock in g, lbw, b R. S. M cC ulloch, b C raw ford..................... 1 Callaghan ... . 5 H. W . 8tovo!d, b H . V . Grten, b C al­ H a w k in s..................... 6 laghan .................... 1 R. D . M a cte czie , c E.K . Jensen,c B rodie, New com *', b H aw b C allaghan ... ... 1 kins ........... 1 ... ... 31 T. B. Joy, n ot out . I C. M . G o cd to d y , c G. C. L am bert, b a n d b C ra w fo id ... 3 C allaghan ............ 3 A. E. H ow es, b Craw B 2, lb I ............ 3 ford ............................ 17 —. G. B . Thw aites, b T otal ............ 76 Craw fo r J..................... 4 W h it g if t S c h o o l . R. L . T u rrer, b J. E . Corci&b, b T h w a ite s.................... 82 B ow es ..................... 4 H. H . P. Baw kinp, c A. Brodie, c G ood- la m ’ ert, b M cCul- lo d y .b H ow es 0 loch ............................ 25 F . A. Sheppard, n ot J. T . C allaghan, c out ............................. 16 Howep, b M C ulloch 16 D. Brodie, b M cCul- J. H. P urser, b M c- loch ... ..................... 3 Cu’.loch ..................... 0 G . T. L ig h tor, c V. F. R. C iaw ford, c G reen, b H ow es ... 0 M ackenzie,b How es 15 B 6 w 1 ............ 7 F. H. N ew com b, c — S tovold , b H ow es... 3 T otal ............121