Cricket 1894

1 C6 CRICKET s A WEEKLY RE(JOED OP THE GAME. MAT 24, 1894 L E IC E S T E R S H IR E V. Y O R K S H IR E . W ith o u t L o rd H aw ke a n d Mr. Jack son as w ell as ardall, Y orkshire appeared at L eicester on T h u rsday w ith ou t th ree o f th e t est o f th e regular m em bers o f th e eleven. O n th e oth er hand, L eicestersh ire had a b ou t its best side, w ith the resu lt th a t th e gam e w en t tow ards the finish in fa v ou r o f the h om e eleven. T he w icket a t the ou tset w as suffering fro m th e recen t rain fall, and to s’ic h an extent th a t the ou tcom e o f the first day’s play w as an aggregate of 241 run s fo r sixteen w ickets. 8 o fa r th e h ighest score h a d been T om lin ’s 48 n ot ou t fo r L ei estershire, an excellent in nings w ith ou t a m istake. On F riday m orning th e fo u r rem aining w ickets o f Y orkshire added 38 runs, so th a t the result o f th e first hands w as to lea<e L eicestersh ire in a m inority o f 10 runs, i he w ick et w as little if any better than on the first day, and b u t fo r the brilliant display o f the captain L eicestersh ire’s second to ta l w ould on ly h ave been sm all. A s it w as M r. D e T rafford's hitting w as o f quite an exceptional ch aracter. G oing in first, he h a d m ade 92 out of the 127 scored at the fa ll of the ninth w icket, and w ith ou t a real m istake. W ith 122 to w in, Y orkshire began the fou rth inn­ ings so badly against the bow lin g of M r. H illyard and P ough er that six w ickets w ere dow n fo r on ly thirty-six runs. W a in w righ t’s hitting w as the on ly redeem ing feature, and though F oster and H unter pu t on 21 runs at th e finish, L eicester­ shire w ere in the end able to secure a very credit­ able v ictory b y 47 runs. E x ce p t fo r one over Mr. H illyard and P ough er b ow led th rou gh ou t the m a tch fo r L eicestersh ire, and each took ten w ickets. P ou gh er’s w ere g ot at a m u ch lesser cost. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. M r C. E . D e T rafford, c B row n, b P e e l................. 32 c and b H irst ... 92 ^ari-en, b P e e l ................ 10 b H ir^ t................... 4 H ollan d, c M oorhouse, b W hitehead .................. 7 c W ain w righ t, b H irst ............ 1 P ou gh e-, b W «in w d g h t . 10 b P e e l.................... 3 C h apm an ,c H irst,b W a in ­ w righ t ................................. 0 c M oorh ou se, b B i st .......... 7 T om lin , n o t o u t .......... ,... 43 c H unter, b M oot-house ... 0 H assall, b W ainw right 21 b M oorhouse ... 3 M r. G . W . b illy a d , b W ain w righ t ............ , 3 b Hir.~t 1 I inney, b H ir s t ............ , 9 c W ainw right, b M oorhouse ... 6 M r.F. W . S tock s,b H irst 0 n o t ou t ............ 0 W hiteaide, c W oodhead, b W hitehead ................. 1 c H unter, b B irst 4 L b ............................. 1 B 6,1 • 4 ............ 10 T o t a l............ 136 T o ta l..........131 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. T unnicllffe, c W arren, b H illy ard S econd Innings. M ounsey, c W arren, b 18 b H illy a rd ... H illyard B row n, 6 W hiCeside, P ou gh er .................... ... W ainw right. b H illyard ... P eel, c P ough er.b H illyard M oorhouse, c W hiteside,b P ou gh er ... ............47 b P ou gh er .. M j. F. E . W oodhead, c W hiteside, b P ough er .. ... 19 b R o u g h e r............ b .. 1 c S tocks, b H ill- ' a r d .......... . ... b H illya rd ............ c W hiteside, b P o u g h e r............ H irst, c W arren, yard ... c H illyard, b P ougher b H ill- 9 c Stocks, b H ill­ yard ..................... L . W hitehead, b H illyard 3 c W arren, b P ough er F oster, n o t ou t .................... 10 b P o u g h e r............ H unter, b P ough er ............10 n ot out B ...................................... 4 L b ..................... 2 T o ta l............74 T otal ....................146 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. „ , O. M. R . W . O. M. R . W . P eel ............ 29 10 50 2 ............. 15 4 38 1 H irst ............ 19 7 29 2 ............. 23.4 12 44 6 W ainw right 29 17 29 4 ............. 2 1 2 0 W h ite h e a d ... 10.4 3 19 2 ............ 5 0 10 0 F. ster ............ 2 1 8 0 ............ M oorhouse 15 4 27 3 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. O. M. R . W . H iilyard........................ 31874 6 P ough er... 30.4 12 60 4 F in n ey ............................... 1 0 8 0 S ec nd Innings. O . M. H. W . ............ 17 4 44 4 ............ 16.4 8 28 6 E . Rayner, b L ighton 7 F. S choolin g, n ot out D U L W IC H v. IB IS —P layed at D ulw ich on May IP. I b is . S.D aw s.b G illingham 1 B .W aterer b L igh ton 87 F . W h ite, b G illing­ ham ............................. 5 0. M arshall, b W hite 21 w . L . R oberson, b L igh ton ....................34 E. Buckl& nd, W . H . P arker, H . P erkino, and W W right did n ot bat. InD ings declared closed. D u lw ic h . B 9, lb 4, w 1 T otal 14 . 174 T. B. P earse,b W right T. A. D arke,b W right T. C. Stafford, c W a t­ erer, b W h ite ............ S. E. H untley, b W right .................... E. W . L ighton, W righ t 12 B . W . H eaem an, n ot out ..................... P. B. C alcott, n ot ou t ............................. B 6, lb 3, nb 2 ... T o ta l 25 93 E . W hite, W .W F ield, J. R . G illingham , and J. T . M onk did n ot 1at. D U L W IC 3 v. B R O M L E Y .—Played at Br m ley on M ay 19. D u l w ic h . E. J. H easm an, b P am p h ilon ............ F. H G illingham , c and b P am p h ilon .. 5 J. F. C oljer, D Pam p­ h ilon ............................. 0 H . T h om pson , c Ben­ nett, b J e a r y ............26 W . Morrip, c Sm ith, b P am p h ilon ............40 18 C. P. Tregellas, st H ewett. »• eary ... 2 O. Tones,b Pam philon 24 L .P h illip s.bG adsd on 6 H. Darby, n ot ou t ... 89 E . H. Heasm&n, n ot ou t ........... ... ... 50 B 25, lb 3 ............28 T otal ...208 C. L ock did n ot bat. In n in gs declared closed. B r o m le y . J. H . L epp er, b D arby 4 R . H. Sm ith, c and D D ar'»y ............ 0 A .b '.G alsd on .c Jor.es, b D arby .................... 6 J. E . Jeary, c E . H. H eadm an, b Jones 21 A. H H ew ett, c Treg- c la s , b Morris ... 17 J. W eeks, b 'lorris .. 0 A.H. Bennett, b M orris 1 F. E . G ibbs, c L ock, b M orris............ 8 F. M. Sm i h. b J o es 0 S. E . P am philon, c P hillips, d M orris 17 W . L. Cro.-sley, not ou t ............................. 5 B .............................12 T otal 91 D U L W IC H v IBIS (2 ).- Played at Burbage Road, D ulw ich, on M ay 19. D u l w ic h . C. A. T om kins, c Sim ­ m ons, b Legge F. H u n tey , b l egge F. 0. Brieri^y, VL egge W . d. H uichiupon, b L egge ... ... B. F. W .n g a e , c E. D ew ey, b L egge ... H. O. B atem an, c Horsley ..................... G . H. K eed, c and b H ord ey ... . E. R . P eaih ey ,b T om - binH ............... E . J. D u r i gt n, b R e e d ............................. E. Dewey, b R eed ... D. L egge, b Keed C. b oreley, b L ock ­ hart ... .. E S D ew ey, c T om - kin-, b Lockhart; ... H. F ro o m .b L jckhart J. C row ther, c E. 31 Dewey, b L egge ... 5 6 H. E . E m m ett, c 2 L fg ge, b H oisley... 0 W . C. L ockhart, b 5 L egge ..................... 0 C. C. A ilsop, n ot ou t 0 6 H. J. L igh ton , b H orsley ..................... 0 5 B 9, lb 1 ............ 10 8 T otal ............ 78 I b is . C. Bell, b Reed 2 2 A . D evliu, n ot ou t ... 1 A. E. May, b L o ck ­ 27 h art ..................... 1 37 H. Neale, b L ocb h art 0 0 J. Sim m ons, b Reed 0 B ............................. 9 7 1 T otal ........... 87 C H ISW IC K P A R K v. C H ISW IC K and TUR.NHAM G R E biN .—P layed at C hisw ick P ark on M ay 14. C h is w ic k P a r k . J. Farr, st W icken- A. A. Surtees, c Pold- ing, b W ilt ... 57 C. M. T uke, b B arratt 4 H. M arley, 0 Vvilt A . W . vVation, H u tc h in s........... H. bich , run o u t .. A. Si'-h, c W ilt, H u tch in s C. Sich, b W ilt ... ... 37 b ... 13 ... 4 b ... 0 ... 1 den, b V\ilt ............ 19 W . F. Fuller, b H ut­ chins ................... 0 F. v. m ke, n ot out 1 A. B . Ash ey, retired hurt B 22, lb 5 T otal T urnham G r e en . . 163 B arrett, c T uke, b M arley ..................... 6 W ickenden,c Surtees, b M arley ... ........... 14 Ga^e. c Fu ler, b C.M. T i n e ............................. 7 Phker. b M arlev ... 0 G riffiths, b C.M . Tuke 4 W ilt, n ot out ............ 6 P oiding, b M arley ... 4 Scuthins, T ube Richarde, T uke .. b C. M. b C. M. ... 10 Sm elt, c and b M ar­ ley ............................. 2 H utchins,IC .M .T uke 5 B .............................. 1 T otal ... 61 In the S econ d Innings B aratt scored c A. Farr, b S ich 1, W ickenden, b W a tson 5, Gale (not ou t) 14, Baker (not out) 13 ; b l nb 1 —T otal, 45 S U S S E X v. S O M E R S E T S H IR E . T hough w ith ou t th e services o f M essrs. R . P alairet, C hallen, H edley, and R oe, Som erset­ shire succeeded in beating S u ssex in the m atch played at B righ ton on T hursday and F riday,after a m ost exciting finish. F o r th e Sussex C ounty G round the scoring w as singularly low , and indeed the aggregate fo r the m a tch w as only 507 »uns for thirty-nine w ickets. T h e first da y’s crick et w as chiefly rem arkable fo r a fine bow ling perform ance b y the S ussex C olt, E . H. K illick, o f H orsham . H e bow ls fa st round, a n d his su c­ cess on T hursday w as o f qu ite an exceptional character. In seventy-nine ta ils he g ot rid o f six b a ’ sm en,and at a cost o f on ly ^9 runs S u ch a record under any c rcu m sta n ces w ould be rem arkable, and K illick’s success w arrants th e b elief that he m a y b e o f use to the County. T h e ch aracter o f the early b attin g w as m aintained to the finish N otw ithstanding a usefu l stand b y M essrs. M urdoch and N ew ham , w ho pu t on 6 ', the m a jority o f th e Sussex batsm en fared so badly on F riday against th e b ow lin g o f Mr. W ood s and I y er that the secon d innings fell short o f the first b y five runs. O f the total o f 124 th e tw o am ateurs nam ed w ere responsible fo r 83, and M r. M u rdoch w as in tw o hours and a h a lf fo r his 42. Mr. W ood s, it w ill b e seen, took five w ickets fo r on ly 16 runs. W ith 132 to w in, S om ersetshire began in m ost prom ising style. W7hen the third w ick et fell 85 had been got, and a v ictory seem ed assured. G uttridge’s i ow ling subsequently w orked a com ­ plete change. *hree runs w ere still w anted w hen W estcott, th e last m an, cam e in, and as M r. W ickh am g ot these S om ersetshire w on a fine m a tch w ith on ly a w icket in hand. G uttridge very nearly gave Sussex the victory. B is tw enty overs resulted in the dism issal o f seven batsm en at a cost of five runs a-piece. S u s se x . F irst Innings. B ean, c W ickh am , b N ich ols .................................. 17 M arlow , run out ............ 8 M r. W . L . M u rdoch , c N ichols, b W ood s . .. 31 M r.G .Brann 1 w ,b N ich o ls 0 M r. W . N ew ham , st W ick ­ ham , b i yler ...................... 5 M r.G .H . Arlington, c and b T yler .............. 0 G uttridge, st W ickh am , b T y l e r ................... ... 5 K illick , st VI ickh am , b T y l e r ..........................................18 P ar is, b T y l e r ...................... 0 H um phreys, b N ich ols 18 Butt, n ot o u t................................ 23 L b 2, n o 1 , w 1 ........... 4 T otal ...................... 1*29 S o m e r s e t . S econd Innings. b T yler ............10 c B olus, b T yler 6 cW ood s. b T yler 42 b N ichols ... 0 lbw , b W o o d s ., b W o o d s .......... lbw , b T yler ., b W ood s ... ., n ot ou t ... ., c W ickh am , W ood s ... b W ood s ... B 3, lb 2 ... 5 T o ta l .. 124 41 0 ... 3 „. 13 b ... 5 „. 0 F irst Innings. S econd Innings. M r. L . C. H . P alairet, b H um phreys ..................... 26 c N ew ham , b G uttridge 14 M r. G . F ow ler, c K illick, b H um phreys ..................... 17 b G uttridge 21 Mr. Ii. P. s. Spur w ay, b K illic k .................................... 15 c B utt, b B row n 34 Mr. F . J. P oyn ton , c G u t­ tridge, b H um phreys ... 4 c B utt, b K illick 16 N ichols, c B utt, b K illick . 7 st B utt, b G ut- M r S. M. J. W o o d s,c G u t' tridge ............ 4 tridge, b K il ick ............ 13 c A rlington, b G uttridge 17 Mr. T . R ob in son , b G u t­ tridge ...................................... 0 c N ew ham , b G u ttriig e 0 B olus, n o t ou t ................... 11 c K illick, b G u t­ tridge ............ 0 R ev A .P .W ick h am ,cH u m - phreys, b K illick 6 n ot out 5 T yler,c A rlington,b K illick 8 i» G uttridge ... 12 W estcott,st B utt,b K illick 9 n ot out .......... () B 3, lb 3 ..................... 6 B 7, lb 2 ... 9 T ota l ...................123 T ota l .............132 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . S u s se x . F irst Innings. O. M . R . W. T y le r ..............31 14 S9 5 .. w o o d s ... 16 4 50 1 .., N ichols ... 19 7 36 3 .., F ow ler 1 1 0 0 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . ...........31.2 11 45 4 .. .. 21 14 16 5 .......... 31 15 44 1 W estcott 2 0 14 0 S o m e r s e t . F irst Innings. O. M .R . W . G uttridge ... 17 6 29 1 H um phreys ... 17 5 35 3 P arris ............. 16 8 24 0 K illick ............. 15.4 6 28 6 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . ... 20 8 ... 17 10 ... 3 0 ... 14.3 6 B ran n 4 0 35 7 26 0 14 0 40 1 8 1