Cricket 1894

166 CjBXCKEt’ fc & WEEKL1 EECORJD) l V THE 0 a ME MAY 31, 1894 F IR S T E L E V E N OF C A M B R ID G E U N IV E R 81T Y v. N E X C SIX T E E N . T h is m atch, began at C am bridge on M onday, ended yesterday in a draw . G ray took 6even wicket* in th e Sixteen’s first inniDgs for 46, P ope fou r fo r 26. F irst E le v e n . M r.J.D ouglas,c R obin- son, b M oore ............97 M r. N. F . D ruce, b Parker .....................15 H. E . Sym es- T h om pson , c Studd, b M oore .....................86 M r. W . G . D ruce, c C orbett, b M oore ... 0 M r. W. G. G race, jun., b P arker .....................1-2 M r. C. G . P ope, c Parker, b L o w e ... 72 N e x t S ix t e e n . F irst Innings. Mr. C. Wellp, c R o b ­ inson, b H arrison 25 M r. E. ff. B ray, b £hearm e .......28 Mr. J. P. Candler, b S h ea rm e...................... 0 M r. C. J. L . R udd, b L o w e .............................. 0 M r. H. G ray,u ot out 8 B 14, lb 5, w 3 ... 22 Tot.il ...315 M r. F. L . H inde (Jesus), c Douglas, b C an dler..................... 9 Mr. C. D . R obin son (St. J oh n ’s!, b G ray 5 M r. R . A. 8tudd (Trinity), b G ray ... 30 M r. W . M ortim er ( Trinity), b Gray .. 0 Mr. W. M. H em ing­ way (K in s’sJ.b Gray 6 M r.H . C rabtree (Pem ­ broke), lbw , b G ray 1 Mr. G . S. W ilson (Pem broke) c D ou g­ las, b Cnndler............ 1 M r. A. E . H arrison (M agdalen), b Gray 1 M r. F. J. S. M oore (S t.John’s), st B ray, b C a n d ler.....................10 In the S ecou d Innings H inde scored c W . D ruce, b D ouglas 27, R obin son , b W ells 30, Studd, c N. D ruce, b R u d d i 8, M ortim er (not ou t) 0, H em ingw ay (not out) 39, W il»on . c G ray, b D ouglas 0, C obbold (run out) 22. C orbett, b W ells 33; b 5, ID 1, w 1, n b 1 — Total, 181. M r.R. H. F oy (Jesus), b P o p e .....................11 M r.T . L tese (T rinity H al.), b P< pe ... 0 Mr. J. S. Bhearm e ( Trinity), c and b P o p e ............................. 6 Mr. H. S. P arker (Corpu9), b P op e ... 0 M r. W . W . L ow e (P em brokt).b G ray 5 Mr. P . W . C oboold b C andler ............28 M r. S. D . Corbett, n ot out ... B 7, lb 6 ... 27 13 T otal ...153 THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM IN ENGLAND. SE C O N D M vTC.3— v. H A M P S H IR E . T h e Soi-th A frican team w ere seen to som ew hat better advantage in this m atch , played at S outh­ a m pton on F riday and t'aturday last. U n fortu ­ n a te in th e toss, th eir bow lin g w as severely punished b y the earlier batsm en o f H am pshire. M essrs B en cra ft and R ob son pu t on 127 in eighty m inutes, and B arlow and M r. H ill added 169 for the third w icket T he later b atsm en did n ot fare so w ell,and Sew ell b ow led w ith su ch success th a t the innings, w h ich lasted nearly five hours,ultim ately closed fo r 408. T n ou gh on S aturday m orning fou r S outh A frican w ickets h a d fa llen fo r 72, M ills, S eccull, and Sew ell played so w ell that 275 w as up w hen the last batsm an w ent. T h e ion in gs had lasted fo u r h ours and tw enty m inutes, and the best stand w as b y S eccull and M ills, w ho pu t on 73 runs in the h our. In a m in ority o f 133, the South A frican s h a d to follow on, and, thanks to the good b attin g o f Messr*. C iip p sa n d R outledge, h ad scored 65 f r th e loss o f three w ickets, w hen th e stum ps were finally draw n. H a m p sh ir e . D r. R ussell B encraft, c S eccull, b C ripps 55 M r. C. R ob son , c C astens, b R ow e ... 76 B arton, c R ow e, b Sew ell ............ ... 74 M r. A. J. L . H ill, c Johnson, b H earnel09 Mr. H. F . W ood , c R outledge, b S ew ell 21 Soar, b M ills ............ 6 M r. E . N ew ton, c H alliw ell, b S ew ell 4 M r C . H eseltine, c J oh n son , b S eccu ll 30 L am bert, b S e w e ll... 0 T ave, n o t ou t ...........22 L igh t, b S eccu ll ... 0 B 5, lb 5, n b 1 ... 11 T otal ...408 S o u t h A f r ic a n s . F irst Innings. Mr. G. C ripps, b S oar 15 ] M r C. H . Sew ell, b M r. T . R outledge, b ... 19 b Soar M r. C. H aliiw ell C a v e ..................... ... 23 M r. C. John son, b L ig h t............ ..9 M r. A. W . S eccull, c H ill, b S oar ............43 M ills, lbw , b W a rd ... 61 H i l l ................... ... 46 M r. H . H . Castens. b B i l l .............................12 H earne, b H ill............ 0 M r.G .K em pis.b S oar 21 Mr. G .R ow e, n ot ou t 0 B 11, lb 11. n b 2 .. 2 4 T otal ...275 In the S econd Innings C ripps scored (n ot out) 31; R outledge, b S oar 32; H alliw ell, b C ave 7; Johnson, c L igh t, b Cave 4 ; b 11.— T otal, 85. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . J o h n so n .. R ow e S eccu ll . M ills.. . H a m p sh ire. M. R . W . 12 2 36 0 12 6 62 1 10.4 1 41 2 27 7 94 1 K em pis... 11 Sew ell ... 18 C rip ps ... 7 H e a rn e ... 15 O. M . R . W . 2 47 0 7 46 4 1 28 1 6 43 1 L ig h t .. i l l .......... Soar .. C ave.......... H e se lti.e B arton . W a rd ., S outh A f r ic a n s . F irst Innings. Second Innings O. M . R . W .O. M . R . W . .......... 26 6 611 ............ 4 1 8 0 4 553 ............ 4 4 f0 4 ............ 9 7 411 ............ 9 0 ............ 7 0 1 0 18 0 4 16 1 4 15 2 1 17 0 ... 21 ... 23.1 £0 ... 21 7 41 ... 5 1 19 ... 5 0 17 ... 3 0 6 L ig h t b ow led tw o no-balls. T H IR D M A T o H —v. O X F O R D U N IV E R S IT Y . R a in prevented the corripletion o f th s m atch, begun at O xford ou M onday. T he first da y’s cr c k e t show ed a great advantage to theU niversity, w h o had scored 107 fo r fou r w ickets, a fter dis­ m issin g their opponents fo r 145. On Tuesday, M essrs. M ordaunt andL eveson-G ow er scored fast, bu t M essrs. P h illips and B athurst did little, and rain stopped play fo r the day w ith th e total 168 fo r eight w ickets. T w o easy catch es w ere m issed, or the S outh A fricans m ight n ot have been b e­ hind on the first innings. Y esterday, play had to be suspended on ce ow ing to rain b efore the in nings w as com p leted fo r an addition o f tw enty- on e runs. G oin g in a 6econd tim e in a m inority o f 44 th e South A frican s soon knocked off the arrears, and w hen rain finally p u t an end to the ea m e.h a d m ade 73 fo r th e loss of only one w icket. M r R ou tledge m ade 113 runs fo r them fo r on ce out. S outh A fr ica n s . F irst Innings. M r. H. H . rastens, b B ath u rst.................... M r. D . Parkin, c P alairet, b B ath­ urst ............................. M iddleton, n ot out Mr. O. Howe, c F ry, b B athurst M r T. R outledge, b F orb es .....................65 B a th u rst. .. 0 M r. G . ( ripps, c Pear­ son, b B ath u rst ... 4 Mr. C. L . Joh n son , b B a t h u r s t ..................38 M r. A vV. S eccull, c F . A . L eveson- G ow er, b B ath u rst 7 L b .........................12 M ills, lbw , b B athurst 4 Mr. C. H. Sew ell, b T otal B a th u r s t.................... M r. E . A . H alliw ell, b F orb es ..................... In th e S econd Innings Castens scored, b B ard s- w ell 1 1, R ou tledge (n ot ou t) 48, J ohnson (n ot out) 1 4 —T otal, 73. O xf o r d U n iv e r s it y . Mr. F. A . G. L eveson- G ow er, c R ow e, b S eccu ll ..................... 6 M r. R . C. N. Palairet, lbw , b R ow e ............ 9 M r.H . K . F oster, lbw , b R ow e .................... 11 M r. G . J. M ordaunt, b J oh n son ............75 M r. C. B . F ry, b M iddleton ... 22 M r H.Leveson-G ow er, c R ow e,b M iddleton 31 Mr. F. A. P hillips, c C aste us b M iddle ton ... ............ 0 M r. L . C. B athurst, b J o h n s o n ....................3 M r. G . F. Bardsw ell, cR ow e.bM iddleton 4 M r.R .B .P earson, not o u t ............13 M r. D. H . F orbes, b Johnson ............ 4 B 8, lb 3 ............11 B ath u rst F orbes ... Pearson F ry ... | ... B ardsw ell T otal ............189 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS S o u th A fb ic a n s . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M. R . W . , 24.2 9 40 8 10 26 7 47 2 ............ 5 0 18 0 5 1 14 0 ............ 7 2 16 0 ............ 3 1 2 0 4 0 16 0 ............ 8 2 32 1 O x f o r d U n iv e r sit y . O. M. R . W . O. M . R . W . S eccu ll ... 15 5 33 1 P arkin .. 8 2 18 0 R ow e 28 7 54 2 M ills 1 0 1 0 M iddleton 18 4 51 4 Johnson 10.4 5 21 3 LON D O N AN D C O U N TY BAN K (2) ROB A R T ’S.— Played at C atford on M ay 2l and 22 L .& .C .B . H. R. O x’ey, c Payne, b B utterw orth ... 3 C. R. T ro^ ell, n o t ou t 79 B. M. W aldock, b I H arding ... - ............16 J P. W . G oodchild, n ot o u t ...................21 B 7, w 2 ............ 9 T otal ...128 H. R .W alran d , E. «. H adley, F. G .Q oodw ay, C 8. F ow ler, C. N. D ay, F. R hodes, and R . H . K ing did n ot bat. Innings declared closed. R obart s . C. A. Cooke, c Rhodes, b H adley ...................15 H . N. W iikinaon, b H adley ..................... 1 E . H. P opp erw ell, c T row ell, b G oodw ay 23 F .R .B row ne, bTrow eil 3 F . H. H arding, b T row ell ..................... 2 T .H old in g.c G oodw ay, b H a d le y ..................... 4 A. B utterw orth, b H adley ............ ... W . J. Faulkes, b G oodw a y ............ W. F . Payne, n ot ou t H.N. B ennett, cD ay, b H adley..................... E. W ard, absent .. B ............................. T otal 57 G R A N V IL L E v. C R Y S T A L P A L A C E .—P layed at L ee on M ay 26. C r ysta l P alace . A .C osens.candbG .B ull 31 P. Bell m y, run out .. 0 J. M. C am pbell, b G. C. S t a r k y ..................... 0 J. F. D unlop, b G. C. Starky ..................... 9 F.S.B ayly, b F. G .Bull 0 G . C osens, b F. G .B ull 16 A. B. Cipriani, b G od­ frey ... ..................... 1 G. Forrester, b G od­ frey ............................. G . W . Stone, b F. G. B u ll... .................... G . P arry, n ot ou t ... S. H . G over, b Bull B 15, lb 2, w 3 ... T otal , 80 A. S. Johnstone, n o t ou t ........................... 114 J.P . C larkson, b Stone 2 W . M orris, b S tone .. 0 L. B. C onry, b G. C osens G r a n v ill e . C. J. M . G od frey , b G . Cosens ... ... 5 SG .C .Starky.not ou t 5-5 B IS , lb 2 . ...1 7 The rest did n ot bat. T otal ...191 E S S E X v. W A R W IC K S H IR E . H eavy rain reduced the gam e on T uesday at L ay ­ ton to less than tw o hours o f actu al cricket, and yes­ terday brou gh t the m a tch to a prem ature term ina­ tion. Monday’sp la ysbow ed th e Warw ickshire eleven again to advantage, so m u ch so that after getting rid of E ssex for 133, they h a d scored 146 w ith only h a lf the side out. T heir favourable position w as due chiefly to the g ood bow ling o f P allett, w ho took nine w ickets fo r 55 runs, and the good batting o f Mr. B ainbridge and W . Q uaife, w h o put on 89 for the first w icket. On T uesday m orning Me D ock er found n o one to stop w ith h im until th e arrival o f Shilton, w ho helped to add 4* fo r the tenth w icket. M r. D ocker, w ho had gone in fifth w icket dow n, carri d out his b a t fo r a w ell-played score o f 51. H eavy rain prevented the com m en cem en t o f the second innings o f E ssex fo r tw o h ours, and tw o oth er stoppages occu rred subsequently. In w hat little play th ere w as th e w icket w as of course w et and easy, and w hen rain finally stopped pla y 41 had been scored at a cost o f C ar­ penter’s w icket. T he p itch w as very treacherous on the resum ption yesterday, and P allett and Shilton 1ow led w ith su ch success th a t the innings w as com pleted fo r an addition of 7i runs. Mr. H ailey’s defensive crick et w as the ch ief feature o f th e batting. H e w as in tw o h ou rs for his tw enty. vvarw ickshire had on ly 38 to w in fo r the fou rth innings, but heavy r -in prevented further play, and th e m a ch w as draw n. In the m a tch P allett took fourteen w ickets fo r W arw ickshire a t a cost o f 100 run s. E s s e x . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. Carpenter, c and b P allett 49 b S hilton ........16 B ur us, b P a lle tt ................... 0 b P allett .........22 Mr. H . G . Owen, st L illey, b Shilton .............................10 c W . Q uaife, b Shilton .........15 M r. H . H ailey, b P allett... 11 n o to u t ........2) Mr. A. P . L u cas, n ot ou t .. 18 b P allett ........... 9 R ussell, c S hilton, b P a llett..................................... 9 ru n o u t .........11 Mr. R . C. G osling, c L illey, b P allett ..................... 5 b P allett ........... 0 M r. C. M ‘G ahey, st L illey, b P allett .............................24 b S h ilt o n ........... 3 M r. C. J. K ortright, c San­ tall. b P a lle t t .................... 0 c L illey, b P a l­ lett 11 M ead, c S hilton, b P allett 4 b P allett ........... 0 P ickett, b P allett ............ 1 stL illey,bW h ite­ head ........................................5 W ...................................... 2 T ota l ...133 W a r w ic k s h ir e . T ota l ...112 L illey, b M e a d ...........15 P allett, b K ortright 5 W hitehead, b K ort­ right ..................... 0 Shilton, c G osling, b M ead .....................16 R 2, lb 5 ............ 7 M r. H. W . B ainbridge, c Owen, b K ortright 45 W . Q uaife, b M ead ... 45 D iver, b M ead ............ 9 W . Q. Q uaife, lbw , b K o rtrig h t.................... 0 i L aw . b M ead ........... 15 Santall, b K ortright 0 i M r L . C. D ocker, n ot T otal ou t ... . 51 j B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . E ss e x . F irst Innings. O. M R . W . P allett ............ 31 9 55 9 W hitehead ... 9 2 16 0 S hilton ............2J 9 44 1 Santall ............ 6 2 16 0 S antall b ow led tw o wides. W a r w ic k sh ir e . O. M . K W . O K ortright 32 3 105 5 1P ick ett .. 9 M e id ...36.317 66 5 |B urns ... 4 Second Innings. O. M . R . W 11 45 5 2 15 1 ... 30 ... 6 ... 23 M. R . W - 6 19 0 1 11 0 H O R N SE Y R IS E K ilburn on 4.ay 26. K ilb u b n . K tL R U R N .—P layed at H .Pocknel, c H ow den, b Davies ... ... 4 W. Sam pson, run ou t 6 A .R ow land. b Hughes 4 G .S m ith.c G ug ielm o, b Davies .................... S H . G u scot, b H ughes 10 A. Brewer, b D avies ... 0 H. L am on t, b D avies 5 G. E ilyatt. b D avies 12 A. T rendall, bD avies 0 G W ood, u D avies .. 11 Stickley, n o t ou t ... 1 B ............................. 5 W. R W il'ia m s, c Stickley, b Sm ith 12 C. G ale, c R ow land, b S m ith ............................. 1 J. Burrage, st G uscot, b Sm ith .................... 1 H . L anham , b Sm ith 11 J. H ow den. b 8 m ith... 2 G . B uckthorpe, b S lick ley ..................... 9 R , H ughes, b.Strickley 4 H ornsey R is e . Total 67 J. Y . D avies, b Stickley ............ J. Burke b Stickley C .G uglielm o.c W ood, b Stickiey ............ W . E . Burke, n ot ou t B 3, lb 2 ............. T otal ... 59