Cricket 1894

MAY 31, 1894 P ICKET : A WEEKLY RECOBI? OF THE GAME. 167 M ID D L E S E X v. G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . M iddlesex h a d on ’ y a m oderate side for their first m atch o f the season against G loucestershire, begun at L o rd ’s on M onday, w ith M essrs. M cG regor, H aym an a n d R . 8. L ucas, as w ell as P hillips, all o f w hom did such g ood service against Surreylast w eek, away. Still in w inning the toss they gained a great advan­ tage, on e w h icn practically w on them the m atch. O w ing to the rain fall overnight the w icket was slow at the outset, and, as th e ground w as, a total o f 223 w as a very creditable perform an ce, al­ th ou gh a show er in th e aftern oon m ade th e pitch easy again in th e m iddle o f th e in n in g s.,Mr. Stod­ dart as usual,m ade th e gam e lively at the start, but the te st crick et on the side w as show n by R aw lin. H e w as b attin g over tw o hours and a h a lf w ithout a ch an ce to spoil a m ost excellent innings. Board w as quite at his best b ehind th e w icket. H e dis­ m issed fou r batsm en all b y g ood catch es. By th e tim e G loucestershire w ent in the grou n d had begun to dry after the rain, and the batsm en had a very b ad tim e o f it. W . G. w as easily had at m id-off from the first ball, and w ith Mr. Troup, P ainter, and M essrs. F erris and E . M . G r*ce all o a t w ith th e total on ly 18, things look ed a bou t as bad as they cou ld look fo r the in side. M essrs. K itcat and L uard, how ever, played the excellent bow lin g o f R aw lin and H e irn e w ith confidence and judgm ent, and they added 84 before th e end of the day. T h ou gh the rain on ly adm itted o f thirty- five m in u tes’crick et on T uesday this w as sufficient to produ ce the dism issal o f five batsm en, 'ihe w icket again played falsely after the rain, and to such an extent th a t the five rem aining w ickets w ere g ot rid o f fo r an addition o f on ly tw en.y runs. H earne and Raw lin equally divid ed the t<-n tic k e ts , w ith a slight advantage to the form er. G loucestershire had to follow on 151 to th e bad, and after W . G ., w ho w ent in first w ith Kerris, had m ade a single, rain stopped play, as it turned out, fo r the day. Y esterday m orning, w ith a w icket fa st drying after the w et, G loucestershire had n o ch a n ce o f saving the gam e ex cep t by rain. As it w as H earne and Raw lin again m ade such good use o f their opportunities th a t th e m atch w as over in an hour and ten m iou tes, leaving M iddlesex the w inners b y an innings and 104 runs. Mr. K itcat alone got dou ble figures and th e w hole side w ere ou t fo r 47. R aw lin had an exceptionally fine analysis fo r th e m atch. H is tw elve w ickets w ere got fo r an average o f 5 runs. H earae s eight w ickets cost 33 runs. M id d l e s e x . Mr. A . E . Btoddart, c T rou p ,b W .G .G race 45 Mr. A. J. W ebbe, c W . G . O race, b R oberts 20 M r. O. P. F oley, b R ob erts ..................... 2 R a tlin , c B oard, b M urch .....................67 Mr. W . J. S cott, b W . G . G race ..................... 1 M r. P. J. T. Penery, c B oard, b F erris... 5 Mr. J. W esth orp, c B oard,b R ob erts .. 39 M r. W . J .F o rd , c W. G . G race, b M urch 15 J. E . W est, n o t ou t 11 M r. J. A .E . H ickson. b N ew n h a m ............ 0 J. T. H earne, c B oard,b N ew nham 31 B 5, lb 2 ............ 7 T o ta l .........223 G l o u c e ste r sh ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. Mr. W . G . G race, c S tod­ dart, b H earne ............ 0 c H enery, b R a w lin .......... 1 M r. J. J. F erris, c S cott, b R aw lin ............................. 9 c W ebbe, b R aw lin .......... 9 M r. W . T rou p , c W est, b H earne ............................. 0 c H ickson , b H earne ... . 9 P ainter, b H earne .............. 0 c W est,b R aw lin 0 Mr. S. A P . K itcat, c H ickson, b H earne ... 15 c S cott,b R aw lin 12 M r E . M . G race, b R aw lin ........................ 0 b H earne ....... 4 C apt.A .H L u ard,bR aw lin 29 c W eb be, b H ea m e .......... 6 Capt. A . N ew nham , b R aw lin ............................. 0 c H earne, b R aw lin .......... 0 M urch, n ot o u t .................... 5 c H ickson , b R aw lin ... 8 R oberts, c H ickson, b R a w li* ......................... 0 n ot ou t ........ 1 B oard, b toddart, b H eam e .......................... 1c and b R aw lin 1 B ......................................13 L b ................ 1 T ota l ... 72 T o ta l ... 47 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . M id d l e s e x . M urch R ob erts . O. M . R . W . 26 3 75 2 30 9 66 3 W .G . G ra ce 24 6 44 2 O.M . R. W. F erris... 3 0 5 1 E M .G race 2 1 10 0 N ew nham 6.3 0 16 2 GLOUCE STERSHIRE. F irst Innings. O. M .R . W. H e a m e ... 15.2 9 19 5 R aw lin ... 15 4 28 5 W esth orp 1 0 12 0 S econ d Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 1* 7 14 3 ... 13.2 3 32 7 J. C. L O V E L L ’S X I v. B E DDLNGTON.—Played a t Tu’ se H ill on M ay 19. J.C . L ovfll ’ s X I. F irst Innings. K. R obin son , b C ollison ... 27 0. H. M ountain, b L in d say 4 H . G . Heasm an, b L indsay 4 S econd Innings. b C ollison ............ 3 c O sw ald, b C ol­ lison.....................19 c and b C olli­ son ..................... 0 W . M. Y etts, c O sw old, b C oilison ............................. 7 b C ollison ... G . H. M cCausland, b C ol­ lison ......................................16 T . D. F udge, c Cutts, b L in dsay ............ ............5 E . L an gtor, b T aylor E . D. Lovdll, b T aylor H. R ing, b Taylor Sid L ovel1, b C ollison J. C. L ovell, n ot o u t ... c and b O olli- 8011 ................ 0 c Deane, b L in d­ say .....................13 b L in d s a y ............ 1 c and b L in d sa y 3 n ot ou t ............ 8 b C o llis o n ............ 9 b C o lliso n ............ 2 T ota l ............913 B e d d in g t o n . B P. M oody, b R obin son 18 C. W . L indsay, lbw , b F udge ..................... Taylor.b R obinson A. C. O sw ald,b Fudge H .P .L indsay.b Fudge E . Box, b Robinson ... H. M . Collison, c H. R sng, b F udge ... J. W yatt, b Fudga ... 1 A. C. D eane, b F udge 10 H . W . C utts, c and b E£ L o v e ll................... 7 N eill, n ot out ............ 3 B 7,1b 8 .............10 T otal , 66 M R . J.C. L 0 7 E L V S X I. v. N O R B U R Y P A R K .- P layed at N orbury P ark on M ay 12. M r. J. C . L o v e l l ’s X f. N O N D E SCR IPTS v. TU N B R ID G E W E L L S .— Played as lu n brid ge W ei’s on M ay 12. T u n b r id g b W e l l s . E . L. Ben^. b Jones ... 2 B utler, b M arsden ... 0 E . S pitt’ e3. c Dunn, b B raithw aite ............75 J. H. K elsey, c Bailey, b M arsden ... ’ 52 R ev. R . T . Thornton,b M arsden ... ... ... 8 F . H arris, b M arsden 11 C. B atchelor.b M ars­ den ........................... 5 M ajor Spens, b W orth in gton ... 16 W . H. E dw ards, jo t ou t ... ................. 5 i J. Sutton, n ot o u t ... 2 I B 7 , lb 1, w 3 ... 11 T otal M. F uller did n ot bat. N o n d e s c r ip t s . F irst Innings. .. 187 H. W ade, b B utler ... 10 D H. B ayley. c Bat­ chelor, b B utler ... 10 C M cC arthy Jones, Ibw, b B u t le r ............ 0 J. S. W orthington, c Spens. b E dw ards... 5 E . w . H. Beaton, b B u tle r............................ 0 E . L . M arsden, b E dw ards ..................... 0 C B raithw aite, b E dw ards............ ... 1 L . H epw orth, b B u t­ ler ............................. 2 L . H utchinson, b B utler ... ... 13 F. V . Selfe, c Spens, b Edwards ............ 2 (?. 6. D inn, n ot out 8 B ............................. 4 T otal ............50 In th e 3econd In n in gs W ade scored (n ot out) 15, Baylev, b Fuller 5, M cCarthy Jones, (n ot o u f) 20; b II, lb 1.—T otal, 5iJ. N O N D E SC R IP TS v. E A L IN G —Played at Ealing on M ay 5. E a l in g . st J. H utchinson, H olm es, b 81eat ... 7 S. H. F lindt, c M acal- din, b S leat ............37 W .M . Y etts,at H olm es, b Sleat .................... 7 S. Fudge, b Sleat ... 20 E , L an gton , c Snow ­ den, b Sleat .............. 3 G . H. McCausland, b Snow den ........................19 K . R obin son , c Sm it- hutst, b S lea t................13 N o r b u r y P a r k . E . D . L ovell, n ot ou t .............................. F. Bernau, b Snow ­ den .............................. J. C. L ovel), c and b S now den ............ H . T idy, b Snow den L b l , w b l ............ S. F. W co d , not ou t .. 70 E. A. Jaques, b W es­ thorp ...................- . 5 . A. G . A llco ck , c T o l- * ler, b H utchinson .. 18 A . M oritz, b H utchin­ son .............................. 0 J. F. F ernie, run ou t 0 R . orrcenP rice.c W es­ th orp . b H e x t ...........16 A. B . H yslop, c M or­ gan, b Htxo ............ 1 T otal ... 112 F. H olm es, c L angton, b F lindt ....................23 C. E. Snow den, b F u d g e ............................. 3 A . L adym an , c R ob in ­ son, b F udge ............ 0 L . Sleat, c Y itts, b F u d g e.............................28 W . H obbp, bFudge ... 1 E . Sm ithurst, c T idy, b F lin dt .................... 4 J. M acaldin, lbw , b Elindt ..................... W . W est, b Fudge E. F ox, n ot out C .H olm es, c Bernau, b F lin d t..................... T otal 0 ... 63 E. Jow itt, c W o rth ­ in gton, b H utchin­ son .............................12 H . H. P erry, b W es­ th orp R. G . M cCrea, W esthorp G. B ascom be, W orth in gton ... B 16, lb 3, w 1 D. H. M organ,c and b Fernie ..................... H T. Tewson, b A ll- J. C. T oller, n ot o u t ... 1 J. S. W orthington, c and b Fernie N o n d e sc r ip t s . T otal 14 b ... 0 b ... 0 ... ‘*0 ...156 L. Corke. b A llcock 0 E. L . M arsder, b A llcock ... ............ 0 E . S. W esthorp, not out ............ ............ 1 T otal 37 L . H utchinson, A. O. D unn, A. P. van N eck, and O. E. H ext did n ot tat. N O N D E SC R IP T3 v. B IO K L E Y P A R K .— Played at B ickley on M ay 26. B ic k l e y P a r k . NONDESCRIPTS v. EW E L L .—Played at Ew ell on May 14. N ondescripts . First Innings. Second Innings. D. H. Bayley, c and b Raw- lin son .............................. 16 c and b Leggatt 36 H. C. Pre&ton, c Killick, b Rawlinson........................ 7 o Harrowell, b Rawlinson ... 17 L. Corke, c]sub, b Rawlin­ son ................................. 3 st P. M .W alters, b Leggatt ... 17 W . T. Danby, not out ... 59 b Harrowell ... 19 E. 8. W esthorp, b Vin­ cent ................................. 0 lbw, b Leggatt... 10 J. S. Worthington, b Vin­ cent ................. .......14 b Harrowell ... 15 H. Wade, c Harrowell, b Rawlinson......................... 3 b Harrowell ... 18 L. Hutchinson, c Killick, b Rawlinson ................. 7 b Harrowell ... 11 H. T. Tewson, b Leggatt 12 c Rawlinson, b L e g g a tt........10 E. L, Marsden, b H arro­ well ................................. 2 c A. M. Walters, b Harrowell ... 0 F. V. Selfe. b Leggatt ... 0 not out ...................... 6 B 11, lb 1...............12 B 8, lb 1 ...9 T otal ...135 E w k l l. T otal ...168 P. M . W alters, b W es­ th orp ............................. 0 E . Perks, b W esthorp 4 T . A. Raw linsoD , c W esth orp, b M ars- den ..............................12 C. V incent, b M araden 17 C . A. S. L eggatt, b W e sth o rp ..................... 8 A . M .W alters, b M ars­ den ............................. 22 A .P erks.b W esth orp 0 A . K illick, b Marb- d e n ................... ... 0 W . L . H arrow ell, b M arsden ........... 0 D . N apper, n o t ou t 1 H . Kins', b M arsden 8 B 9, lb 1, w 1 ...1 1 T o ta l ............83 E .R . B ouch, c B eaton b M arsden ............17 F. W . Sim m onds, b M arsden ... 24 P. Fisher, c B ayley, b S e l f e ............................. 6 C.T. B oosey, cS elfe, b M arsden .....................13 W . T . Chattell, b M arsden ..................... 2 A. B oosey, b M arsden 18 N on d escripts . W . 8 L ivingstone, c W ade, b S elfe . 0 R . B. A tkm , b Selfe 2 S. D . S toke?, n ot ou t 13 R .T .S oth.b M arsden 0 H.A.Cane.b M arsden 5 B 5, lb 6 ............11 T otal ...111 t*. C. Preston, c Cape, b F isher .................... 44 D . H . B iy le y , n ot ou t 61 W. W . A ’D eane, b F ish e r............................ 6 H . W ade, b Fisher ... 0 J. S. W orthington, c S im m onds, b C. T- B oosoy ........... 15 L . Corke, not o u t ... 31 B 3, lb 2 ............ 5 T o ta l....................163 E . W . H . B eaton, L . H u tch in son , H. T . Cewson, 2. L . M araden, and F. V. Selte did n ot ta t. H O N O R O A K v. P A D D IN G T O N .—Played a t H onor O ak on M ay 26. H o n o r O a k . G . H arrison, b R . W a rd ............................. 55 T. J. G racey, lbw , b Burt .............................. 6 E . H olford, b B urt ... 0 F. H arrison, c W . W ard,b H um phreys 17 E. G. H ayes, c M ills, b B u rt ....................36 C. Skipw ith, b R. W ard ..................... 3 T . D ckason. n o t out 23 C .H .M ayo.c L am ble, b H ouse ... A. Jones, b B urt B 14, lb 1 ... Total 18 1 15 . 174 F. W ilkie, and P. C arm ich a el did n ot bat. Innings declared closed. P a d d in g t o n . C. B odden, c M ayo, b C arm ichael ............16 R. W ard, b W ilkie ... 0 A. H. B urt, c H ayes, b W i lk i e ..................... 5 W . W ard. cS k ip w itb, b G . H arrison ... 52 W . G . M ills, st Jones, b C arm ichael............ 1 P . L a m b le, b C ar­ m ichael ............ 0 P. K eene, c H olford , b C a rm ich a el............ C. F. H um phreys, n ot ou t ..................... 7 Rev. M atthew s, b G. H a rrison ..................... 3 F. J. Houfce, b G . H a rrison ..................... 0 L . Tucker, c W ilkie, b Carm ichael ... 10 B 6, lb 5, w 2, n b 1 14 T otal ... ...109