Cricket 1894

MAT 31, 1894 dEICKSiTi A WEEKL1 KECOBD OF THE GAME, 165 E N G L IS H C O L L E G E , B R U G E S , v . C R O IX .— P layed a t B ruges, B elgiam , on May 14. E n g l is h C o l l e g e , B r u g e s . F irst Ionings. Second Innings. X . J oh n son , b Overall ... 7 b F oster .............18 Capt. Silvester, b Overall 18 st T hom son, b Parker ............30 H . Clarke, b F oster .......... 7 b O verall ............. 5 P . S im eon, c B erry, b P ark er..................................19 b P arker ............. 4 R . B . Johnson, run ou t ... 4 b C ope......................11 K . G reen, b C rothers ... 0 b P arker .............. 0 H. W ilding, Ibw, b P arker 4 n ot ou t ..............10 H . B eresford, hw, b P ar­ ker .................................... 0 c C ope, b O ver­ all ..................... 3 C. C larke,c and b C rothers 3 c A l l e n , b P arker ............ 2 C. T a lb ot, n o t ou t ........... 4 n ot out ............. 2 C. J. Joh n son , st T h om ­ son, b P a r k e r ................... 1 B ............................. 5 B 2, lb 3, w 2 7 T otal A . F oster, b H .Clarke J. Jem m ell, c W ild­ in g, b E . Clarke ... 7 H . W . C ope, c and b H. C larke....................14 J. 8. C rothers,c W ild- in g,b Green ............ 6 C .T h om son , b S im eon 4 A . P. P arker, b Sim eon ..................... 0 ............72 C r o ix . T otal F. Overall, b G reen... 11 H . A llen,lbw ,b G reen 3 E . H eilborn, n o t out 9 B. Berry, b Sim eon 5 R . Clarke, c Johnson, b Sim eon ............ 0 B 4, lo I, w 2 ... 7 T ota l 66 H O R N 3E Y R IS E v. S O U T H W E S T H A M .— P la yed at T id al B asin on A pril 28. S o u th W e s t H am . F . C. C osburn, c and b J. Y . D avies ... 11 C. H adley, c W . Burke b J. B. D avies ... 2 A . Joh n son , b J. B . D avies ..................... 0 A . C ossington, c. J. Y. D avies,bJ.B .D avies 60 J . G reen, b H ughes ... 4 A . M ould, c H ow den b H u g h e s.................... 0 A . S kinner.bW illiam s 0 H o r n s e y R is e . A. F ardell, c J. B. D avies, b W illiam s 11 A. W illis, c W . Burke, b W illiam s ............ 2 A. R ogers, n o t o u t ... 4 J. B utw ill, c H ow den b W illiam s ............ 4 B 2, lb 4 ............ 6 T otal ...104 J. B .D avies,bC osburn R. H ughes, c G reen, b H adiey ..................... J. H ow den, lbw , bCos­ burn ............................ E . J. M iroy, run out... H . P raitt, b H adley... G . B uckthorpe, b R ogers ..................... J.H . Burke, lbw ,bC os­ burn ............................. J. Y. D avies, b C os­ burn ..................... W . R. W illiam s, st Green, b R ogers ... J. B urrage, n ot out W . Burke, b Cosburn B 4, lb 1 T otal H O R N S E Y R IS E v. H O L B O R N . — P layed at H ornsey on M ay 5. H o r n s e y R is e . C. G uglielm o, c Fara day, b O liv e r ............ R. H ughes, b O liver ... J. H ow den, st Fara­ day, b O liv e r ............ J. B . D avies, b R isien G . B u ckth orp e, b O liver ..................... J . Y . D avies, c F ara­ day, b R is ie n ............ H o l b o r n . 0 W . R. W illiam s, b R isien ..................... H . L anham , b Oliver G . G all, b O liver J. Burke, n ot ou t A. Jam es, b R isien B ..................... T ota l ... B . S im pson, c W il­ liam s, b J.Y .D avies A. A llen, run out ... E. S. F uller,cH ughes, b W illiam s ............ P. J. R isien, b J. Y . D avies .................... F . C. B uck.bW illiam s A . J annings, run out L . H . G room , b J. B. D avies ..................... W . H. M. L ake, b W illia m s.................... W . Faraday, c J. Burke, b W illiam s F. C. O liver, n o t out C. B. W ells, b J. B. D avies ..................... B 2, lb 2 ................... T otal ............: H O R N S E Y R IS E v. K IN G ’S L A N G L E Y .—Played at K in g’s L angley on W h it M onday. K in g ’ s L a n g l e y . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. J. A. B etts, b^J. Y. D avies 9 cH u gh es, b J. Y. D avies ............. 2 S. B. F arr.cG alebW illiam s 12 b J. Y. Davies ... 1 H . H uckle, b J. Y . Davies 1 b J . Y. D avies ... 6 A . W h ite, c G ale, b J. Y. D avies ............................. 0 b J. B D avies ... 0 J. T oovey, b J. Y . D avies... 0 b J. B u rk e ............18 W . E a st, n ot o u t ................... 4 b J. B . D avies ... 0 A. Y oun g, c G ale, b H ughes 12 n o t o u t ............11 G . Y ou n g, c L anham , b J. Y . D avies ... ................... 13 b J. B . D avies ... 0 H . H ill, b J. Y. D avies ... 1 b J. B urke ... 1 A. H errick, b J. Y. D avies 0 b W illiam s ... 1 W . W alker, c G ale, b J. Y . c J. B. D avies, b D avies....................................... 0 W illiam s ... 1 J. B ird , run o u t ..................... 2 b J. B u r k e ........... 0 B 1 ,1 b 2 ... 3 H ornsey R is e . F irst Innings. Second Innings. W . R . W illiam s, b F arr ... 14 b B etts .......... 5 C. Gale, c Farr, b B etts ... 19 b F a r r ................... 3 R . H ughes, c E ast, b B etts 2 G . B u ckth orp e,c A. Y ou n g b F a r r .................... ............ 1 run out ...........12 J. B . D avies, c H uckle, b B e t t s ...................................... 8 n ot ou t ........... 1 J. Burke, b B e t t s ................... 3 W . Burke, b Farr ............ 3 J. Y . D avies, b F a r r ............ 6 n ot ou t ........... 0 R . G . P raill, b Farr ................ 0 J. Burrage, c E est, b B e tts 3 H. L an h am n ot o u t ................ 2 J. P arsons, b B etts ................. 6 L b ............................. 1 T otal .....................68 T o t a l............ 19 T otal 54 T ota l , 44 M .C.C. & G R O U N D v. L E IC E S T E R S H IR E . R epresented b y an eleven w ith hardly one cricketer in the fron t rank at th e presen t tim e,, the team w hich took th e field at L o rd ’s last T hurs­ day w as certainly n o t on paper g ood enough to have m u ch o f a ch a n ce w ith L eicestersh ire. As w as on ly to be expected, th e C ounty had th e best o f the gam e at all poin ts, and w on in the end w ith eight w ickets in hand. B row n, th e B edford­ shire professional, m ade his first appearance for M .C.C. in this m a tch and w ith success. H e w as in tw o hours and ten m inu tes in the first innings and carried ou t h is b a t fo r 64, m ade w ith ou t a chance. T om lin ’s b rillian t h ittin g w as the one feature o f L eicestersh ire’s first innings. H e ought to have been caught a t m id on w hen he had got 16, and again at 40 he ought to have been out. Still his 140 w as, on the w hole, an excep tion al display o f vigorous and attractive cricket. In p roof of th e rapidity o f h is scorin g, it need on ly be stated th a t he m ade h is run s in tw o hours and forty m inutes. F ollow in g on in a m in ority o f 162 M .C.C. m ade a g ood start, thanks to B arnes and M r. B ohlen, w ho pu t on 82 in forty-five m inutes fo r the first w icket. B arnes and Mr. R am say subsequently added 91, and the form erstayed till 22 -i had been g ot, w hen h e w asou t the sixth w icket. J- is 95 w as the result o f tw o hours and a h a lf ’s batting, w ith only one ch a n ce at 60. P ou gh er took seven w ickets in M .C.C.’s first innings at a cost o f seven run s apiece. M .C.C. F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. Barnes, c J oyce, b P ough er ............................. 6 c P ough er, b W a lt o n .........95 M r. F. H . B ohlen, c and b W a lton .............................. 5 c P ough er, b F inney .........31 B row n, n ot o u t .....................64 run ou t ............ 0 Capt. D ’A eth, b W a lton ... 0 b W a lton .......... 0 G eeson, c W arren , b P ough er ... .................... 4 b J oyce .......... 0 M a jor F . A . Currie, st W hiteside, b P ou gh er... 7 c W alton, b P o u g h e r........... 3 M r. A . E . L eath am , c J oyce, b P o u g h e r ............ 6 c H ollan d, b W alton .........23 M r. C. C. Stone, run o u t .. 0 n ot ou t ........... 8 M r. M. F . R am say, c W hiteside, b P ou gh er .. 17 c^ a ssa 'l.b J oyce 58 Mee, c W alton, b P ou gh er 7 c D e T rafford, b P ou gh er........... 8 S h erw io,b P o u g h e r............ 4 b W a lton .......... 6 B 4, lb 1 ..................... 5 B 14, lb 8 ... 22 T otal ....................124 T ota l ...254 L e ic e st e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. M r.C. E . D e T rafford, c B ohlen, b G eeson 17 W arren , lbw , b R a m ­ say ................................26 H olland, b M ee............. 1 T om lin , b M e e .............140 P ough er, c Barnes, b L eath am ...............23 C hapm an, c M ee, b B arnes ..................... 3 M r. J. H. J oyce, c Currie, b M ee ... 18 H assa l,c Sherw in,b G eeson .....................13 F inuey. n ot ou t ... 14 W hiteside, b G eeson 6 W alton , c B arnes, b B row n ..................... 9 B 15, lb 1 ............16 T o t a l............286 In the S econd Innings C. E . de T rafford scored, b G eeson, 36; W arren (n ot out), 30 ; T om lin, b B row n, 7 ; C hapm an (n ot ou t) 18; It) 2.—T otal, 93. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . M .C.C. a n d G r o u n d . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . P ou gh er........... 29.2 12 49 7 ............ 38 16 76 2 W a lt o n .......... 21 5 46 2 ........... 26 5 80 4 J oyce ............. 6 1 14 0 ............. 8 1 33 2 F inney ............. 2 0 10 0 ............ 17 5 43 1 L e i c e s t e r s h i r e . S econ d Innings. M . R . W . O. M . R . W. F irst Innings, O M e e ............ G eeson ... B row n ... R a m sa y ... B arnes ... L eatham 5 11 i 18 47 3 ... 4 32 4 22 0 21 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... 6.4 5 3 4 3 15 CRICKET AT CAMBRIDGE. C A M B R ID G E U N IV E R S IT Y v. M .C.C. & G R O U N D . M r. W G . G race had a fairly strong side to help h im against th e U n iversity in this m a tch at C am ­ bridge, in th e la tter part o f last w eek. It in clu ded his son, w ho pla yed a very useful innings in the F reshm en’s m atch . C am bridge, w h o w ent in first, had lost five w ickets fo r 85 b y lu n ch eon tim e on T h u rsd a y, and it w as on ly a fine innings by P erkins that m ade th e score eventually respec­ table. A s it w as, he m ade 88 ou t o f 181 from the bat, and a com p arison o f his m eth ods w ith those o f C rabtree w ill b e show n by the fa ct that he m ade his runs in an hour and a h&lf, w hile C rab­ tree w as in a q u arter o f an hour lon ger fo r 27. W h en M .C.C. w ent in, W .G. ju n ior, w h o b atted first, w as u n fortu n ately dism issed w ith ou t a run. T h e stand o f h is fath er w ith C hatterton, how ever, a m ply repaid th e sp ecta tors fo r this disappoint­ m ent. B oth b atsm en pla yed faultless cricket, w ith th e result an addition o f 256 run s fo r the secon d w icket. W .G . had been in fo r fou r hours and a quarter, C hatterton fou r hours and a half. Subsequently M r. K em p b atted w ell, and w ith u sefu l assistance f om M r. H ornsby, Storer, D avidson , and M ead, th e ultim ate result w as a tota l o f 390. T h is le ft C am bridge w ith 201 to save an innings defeat, and so w ell did D ouglas and M itch ell score, th a t 61 had been g ot in forty m in u tes w hen D ouglas w as bow led. Writh som e lu ck F ield and M itchell added 48, and F iid a y ’s crick et ended w ith the U niversity’s score 109 fo r tw o w ickets. R a in on Saturday m orning in ter­ fered considerably w ith the progress o f the gam e. W .G .’s bow ling, how ever, proved so effective that non e o f the rem aining batsm en did m uch, the eigh t outstanding w ickets on ly adding 120. L eft w ith 29 to w in, M arylebone lost tw o batsm en in th e task, so th a t th ey w on w ith eight w ickets to spare. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . F irst Innings. J. D ou glas, b M artin ............ 19 F. M itchell, b M artin ... 1 E . F ield, c Storer, b M artin 28 P. H . L ath a m , b M ead ... 2 N. F . D ruce, b M artin ... 1 T . N . P erkins, b M artin ... 88 F . L . C rabtree, n ot ou t ... 27 W. G. D ruce, b Mead ... 0 J. J . R ob in son , lbw , b M ead 0 J. B urrough,b M ead ......... 15 E . C. O sborne, b M ead .. 0 B 7, lb 1 ..................... 8 Second Innings, b D avidson ... 46 lb w , b G race,sen. 45 c sub., b G race, sen........................ 14 b G race sen. ... 20 c S torer,b G race, sen........................ lbw . b G race,sen. b G race, sen. ... b M artin ............ c G race, sen., b M artin ............ not o u t ..........v b M artin ............ B 3 ,Id 6........... 9 T otal ....................189 T ota l M .C.C. a n d G r o u n d . F irst Innings. ...229 D r.W .G .G race, c R o b ­ inson, b M itch ell ..139 M r.W .G .G race, ju n . c W .D ru ce,bB u rrou gh 0 C hatterton, b R ob in ­ son ................................118 Mr. G . K em p, c W . D ru ce b D ou g as ... 43 M r. W . C. B ridgem an, b R obinson .............. 0 M r.H .E aton, b R ob in ­ son ............................... 2 Mr.J.H .J.H ornsby, c Field, b D ouglas... 16 Storer, c W . D ruce, b M itche-1 ... ... 14 D avidson, b R ob in ­ son .......................... 27 Mead, c Cr btree, b Burrough M artin, L o t ou t B 16, lb 3, w f T otal ... 14 ... 1 ... 21 ...390 In the Second Innings, G . K em p sco .e d , c and b M itch ell 13, Storer (n ot ou t) 7, D avidson Ibw, b B u rrou gh 1, and M ead (not o u t) 8 — T o ta ', 29. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S I8. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . F irst Innings. O. M . R . W . M artin ... 40 19 67 5 D avidson 18 4 50 0 M ead ... 271 13 45 5 G race,jun. 6 1 19 0 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . ............ 24.2 9 46 3 ....................2i 10 27 1 .................... 14 3 36 0 .................... 7 0 £9 0 G race, sen. 37 7 84 6 M .C.C. a n d G r o u n d . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . O sborne ... 28 9 64 0 B urrough ..3 4 11 55 2 ..................... 6.2 M itch ell .. 33 13 64 2 ...................... 3 R ob in son ... 38 12 65 4 ...................... 4 2 6 D ou glas ... 31 1 87 2 P erkins ... 8 2 18 0 F ie ld ............ 4 1 8 0 L a th a m ... 6 2 7 0 N. F . D ruce 3 2 1 0 D ou glas and L ath a m b ow led one w ide each, 2 17 1 1 6 1 0 Send ljd . fo r A rtistic S how Card o f C rio k e t w ith E ortraits of either Arthur Shrewsbury, George ohmann, Dr. W. G. Grace (in four batting posi­ tions), or Mr. S. M. J. W oods. Suitable for hang­ ing up in Pavilions, Club, and Dressing Room s.