Cricket 1894

214 CRICKET T A WEEKLY BECORD Otf THE GAME, JUNE 21, 1894 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e v . S o m e r s e t s h ir e . Although without several of their best players, the Somersetshire eleven had been showing such promising all-round form, that their chances for the first match of the season against Gloucester­ shire, begun at Bristol on Thursday, were highly esteemed. As it happened,neither county had its full strength, as wnile Messrs. R O. N. Palairet and Challen as well as Mr. Wickham, were all away, Gloucestershire was also without Messrs. Newnham and Troup. Though the ground showed only slight traces of the recent fains, it was still so slow that Gloucestershire gained little or nothing by going in first. Mr. vVoods and Tyler both bowled with marked Success, and the innings, which lasted just under two hours and a half, only realised 123. Of the total of 113 from the bat the three Graces were responsible for 85. W.G. was hardly at his best in making his 34, but E.M. and W.G. junior both shaped well, and the latter got his runs in very creditable style. While E.M. was in the score was 103 with only five batsmen out, but after this Tyler bowled with great effect, and the last five Wickets only added 23. Somersetshire in their turn began inauspiciously, and mainly through the good bowling of Roberts four of the best batsmen were out for 48. Nichols helped Mr. Spurway to add 34, and on the former’s retirement, Mr. Bpurway found such a useful partner in Mr. Hill that 93 had been added by the end of the day by spirited cricket with both batsmen still in. On Friday morning, Mr. Hill was soon dismissed, but Mr. Spurway saw all the rest out, and was still in when the innings closed, after an addition of 78 to the overnight total. Messrs. Spurway and Hill had added 100 for the sixth wicket. Mr. Hill, who had made 58 of them, hit with great resolution, and if he had some little luck, his score was at least free from a real chance. Mr. Spurway’s 108 not out, though, was the feature of the inniogs. Going in first wicket down at 11, he was in while 242 runs were added. He was batting altogether for four hours, and his play thoughout was as noticeable for sound defence as for judicious hitting when an oppor­ tunity occurred. Moreover it was not marred by an actual chance. When Gloucestershire went in a second time, owing to a strain Nichols was unable to bowl, so that Somersetshire lost the help of one of its most reliable bowlers. Sti'l they did fairly well without him, and considering all things they were fortunate in being only three hours and a quarter in the field. E.M. again batted very well, and this time Mr. Ferris, who was at the wickets an hour and three-quarters, got his runs in his best style with only one mistake just before he was out. With only 82 to win Messrs. Palairet and Fowler knocked up 46 in a little over half an hour, and 75 had been got for the loss of only three tatsmen at the time for drawing stumps. As only seven runs were then wanted to win, it was expected the match would be finished on Friday evening. Mr. W . G. Grace, however, declined to go on till the following morning. Rain had fallen in the night, but the weather was quite fine on Saturday, and though Mr. Dunlop was out the first ball, the match was over in five minutes, leaving Somerset the winners by six wickets. G loucestershibe . First Innings. Dr. W. G. Grace, c Gibbs, b Woods ........................31 _Mr. J. J. Ferris, b Woods 8 Mr.S. A. P. Kitcat, c Gibbs, b Woods .......... ... ... 7 Painter, b Woods .......... 0 Wrathall.c Woods,b Tyler 8 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Nichols b Tyler .......... ..........26 Mr. W. G. Grace, jun. c Nichols, b T y le r.......... 25 Mr.H. W. Brown, b Woods 0 Murch. c Gibbs, b Tyler... 2 Roberts, b Tyler................. 5 Board, not out ................. 3 f e ...............................10 Total .123 Second Innings. c and b Tyler ... 5 b Dunlop ..........55 st Crompton, b Tyler ..........20 c Palairet, b Woods .......... 5 c F o w l e r , b Woods .......... 2 lbw, b Woods ... 41 c^lapp.b Dunlop 15 cNichols,b Tyler 9 not out ..........20 lbw, b Tyler ... 11 c Hill, b Woods 8 B 19, lb 1 ... 20 Total .’ ...211 S omerset .—First Innings, Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, b R oberts................. 4 ^Ir.G.Fowler.cBrown, b Robert*.............lg Mr.R. P. Spurway, not out ................... ]QQ Clapp, b Roberts ... 3 Mr. U. E. Dunlop o Wr^thall. b Ferria IQ Nichols,b W Q, Qracp jun......................... . 10 Mr.V. Ti BJU, b Bpowu 58 JtaUw Mf. S. M.J.Woqds, c Bqard bGpace.jiui. 15 Mr.J.A.Gjbfcs.c 13.M, Qrace, b w. G, Grace, jun, ... ? Tyler,0 G. Grape, ' Sen., bFerris .. ... My. E, D. Crompton. ]bwbFerrte.. .......... M'jtstl ... ...853 sacred (not out) 40, tttifcll f Wonrtu r Grace. jW. bFerrlfl R?, BOWLING ANALYSIS. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R W . O. M. R. W. N ichols..........13 8 13 0 Woods ..........26 13 31 5 ........... 37 3 12 73 4 Tyler .......... 24.3 9 49 5 ........... 43 15 83 4 Palairet......... 3 0 10 0 .......... 1 0 6 0 Dunlop... 13 3 29 2 S o m e r s e t . First Innings. Second Innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Roberts ..........36 J4 58 3 ........... 4 0 34 0 Murch .......... 9 2 33 0 ........... 6.1 3 39 1 W. G. Grace ... 14 2 37 0 Ferris................13.3 4 £9 3 ............ 9 3 24 3 Brown .......... 9 2 31 1 ........... 5 0 14 0 W.G.Grace,jun. 18 3 52 3 ........... 4 0 11 0 E .M . Grace ... 3 0 4 0 CH4RLTON PARK (2) v. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY (2).—Played at Woolwich on June 16. C h a r lt o n P a r k . A. F. Lovey. b Hinde 8 F. W. A. Knight, b Begbie ................. 0 F. G. Allen, b Begbie 2 C. H. Style, b Hinde 13 Stratton Mills, c Ker, b Begbie.................48 R.G. Cowley, t Murch 11 A. A. Jolly, b Murch... 10 R. S. Wi d did not bat, S. K. Mills, b Bar­ row ........................33 S. Burnett, c Grylls, b Barrow ..........17 A. S. M. Porter, not out ........................ 1 B 2, w 1, nb 2 ... 5 Total ..........148 innings declared c’osed. R o y a l M il it a r y A ca d e m y . F. G. Clayton, b Alien 0 H. T. Russell,b Wild 14 S. D. Barrow, b Allen 14 A. Hinde, c and b S ty le ........................12 E, H. Collen, c Bur­ nett, b Allen ..........13 C. A. Ker, b Burnett.. 2 C. Symons, b Burnett 8 A. R. Begbie did not bat. J. B. Grylls b Allen 5 A. Brough, not out 3 D.G. Murch, not out 8 B 1, lb 4, w 1 ... 6 Total , 85 LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. LONDON AND WESTMIN81ER BANK. — Played at Champion Hill on June 12 and 13. L.&C.B. G. F. Wells, c Pod­ more. b Macintosh 0 W. R. Pattinson, c S. Bowman, b Macin­ tosh ........................11 B. M. Waldock, b Podm ore................. 7 T. Bishop, b Podmore 13 W. Bentley, c Brad­ bury, b Snell..........17 S. H. Sargant, b Podmore................. 0 L.&W.B, F. T. Bradley, c Man­ field, b Podmore... 10 F. J. Finlinson, not out ........................ 4 A. A. Yeoman,b Fod- more........................ 0 C. S. Fowltr, b Snell 0 E. R. Horne, absent B 5, lb 2 .......... Total .......... C. A. Snell, c Bishop, b Horne....................12 F. F. Musscn, c Sargant, b Bishop 2 C. J. Bowman, b Bishop ................. 0 C. S. J. Douglas, b Total Bishop .................33 E. B. Manfield, T. W. Mackintosh, A. Podmore, and S. Bowman did not bat. W. Bradbury, c Bentley, b Bishop 3 H.O.Manfield.not out 15 C.C.Simpson.not out 8 B 3, lb 1, w 2 ... 6 78 CBISWICK PARK v. WIMBLEDON.—Playel at Chiswick Park on June 10. C h is w ic k P a r k . First Innings. 8 C. S. Dean, lbw, b Sprigg .................13 H. Sich, b Glennie... 2 G. Lyons, b Sprigg... 7 C. Sicb, b Glennie ... 4 H. D. Howes, not out ........................ 1 B 4, lb 3 .......... 7 A. W. Watson, c sub. b Glennie................. 2 A. Priestly, c Jones, b Sprigg .................14 J. J. N. Green, c sub., b Holland................. 6 J. Clarke, b Glennie 0 G. J. G r o v e s , b Holland ................. C. M. Tuke, c and b Glennie ................. 0 In the Second Innings Priestly Beored (not out) 14, Groves, Ibw, b Oliver 47, Dean (not out) 12, Howes, c *Jonps, b Glennie 10: b 8 —Total, 91. Innings declared plosed. WjM RLQDQN, First Inrii]— H. T. Grundtyig, b Total Howe? H, J. Glennie, b Howea .............. Q C. S. Graham Lloyd b Howes..................... . 0 W. Jonea, bGreen l F, G. Oliver, p pud b Dean ... ’ .............. gg W- Carvet, p anfl b Gi&tbe.i. ... w ... 10 W. Reeve, b Groves ... ... „. 5 W. P. Sprigg, 0 Howes, b Dean ... 11 W. Holland, lbw, b Howos ... ,,, „. 0 R4.U>8!?}H 1 Total 70 ••• it* *U W. **\Boodle (JWnot bat. la the Beoond IttBinga frnmafcylg reared (hot Carver foot CLAPTON v. MIDDLESEX H O S P IT A L — Played at Clapton on June 13. C la p t o n . First Innings. R Graham, c Finch, b Seymour ......... 15 G. R.Crofts, c Baker, b T e b a y ............. . A. Mm ton, b Ellery Dr. Ladell, b Sey­ mour ....................... Dr. Jonep, not o u t... B 5, lb 1, nb 2 ... B. S. Waterer, c and b Mornement... ... 8 G. Stanley, c Herring, b Bascombe .......... 4 J.H.Douglas, c Finch, b Bascombe ..........11 H. Boyton, b Bas­ combe ................. 9 A. J. East, c Morne­ ment, b Tebay.......... 5 H. E. Trafford, c Total ..........6> Ellerby, b Tebay ... 1 In the Second Innings Douglas scored, b Sey­ mour 3, Boyton (not out) 30, East, b Bascombe 2, Trafford, b Seymour 2, Graham, b Seymo Murton, b Seymour 0; nb 1.—Total, 45. M iddlesex H ospital . R. H. Mornement, b Ladell ................. 0 E. H. Herring, lbw, b W aterer.................38 A.E. Baker, run out 39 E. H. Berridge, c Murton, b Waterer 30 C. BaBCombe, run out 6 K. 8eymour, b Ladell 28 S. E. Finch, b Ladell 0 H. G. Ellery, c Ladell, b Trafford 32 M. Tet ay, b Trafford 18 F. J. Keats.c Stanley, b Trafford .. ... 11 C. Woodhouse, not out ....................... 4 B 17, lb 1’ , w 2 ...80 Total ...516 CLAPTON v. FINCHLEY—Played at East Finch­ ley on June 16- C l a p t o n . A. S. Hatt, st Munro, b H ooton....................12 C. H. Nelson, b Chap­ man ........................... 48 W .H Nolloth, c Cress, b Hooton .................... 21 R. Canby, c Munro, b Chapman......... ... 0 R. Graham, b Chap­ man .......................... 1 A. Dodson, run o u t... 11 F in c h l e y . H.E.Diver,c3rah*m, 3 - - - 3 J.J. isgett, b Parks 13 G. R. Crofts, c Cress, b H^zell.................10 J. a . Abbott, st Munro, b Hazell... 4 W. H. Beedeli, not out ........................16 S. Genders,b Parke j 0 B 3, lb 2, w 2 - tj. 7 Tot 1 .143 A. J. Chipman, c Nel­ son, b N olloth........ C. H. Crees, b Nelson C. Munro, c Crofts, b Nolloth ................. 6 F. G. HszelJ, st Gen­ ders, b Nolloth ... 8 A. Wheatley, c Dod­ son, b C rolt3 ..........17 C. Tomlinson, b Nel­ son ... ................. 1 b Canby.................11 A. Hooton, c Nelson, b Cant y ................. 2 D. Smith, c Canby, b Crofts ................. 0 F. W.Parkes, c and b Canty ................ 1 W.Hawkins, not out 4 B ........................ 4 Total 6J CLAPTON v. PALLINGS W ICK.-Played at Clapton on June 16. C l a p t o n . J.H.Douglas.bMarlow 5 H.E.Trafford,bMarlow 2 S.A. Asser. c Me’luish, b M iilson................. 9 W.WT. Thorogood, lbw, b Marlow................... 16 R. H. Walbancke, b Marlow ................. 8 F. \.Bishop, b Marlow 3 R. R. Bruce, c Ward, b Walker .......... 3 H. ( hichester, b M arlow .................55 J. H. Robinson, b M arlow ................. 7 F. A. Boys, not out 36 B 14, lb 7. nb 2.. 23 P a l l in g s w ic k . Total .. 167 C.R.Forward,b Bishop 12 T.C.Pearson.b Bishop 1 Marlow, c Boyton, b A sser........................25 E. A. Collins, c and b Bishop ................. 0 A. H. Millson. c Wal­ bancke, b Asser ... 9 L, Walker, c Bishop, b Asser ................. 1 R. A. Mfelu'8h, c Robinson, b Bishop 1 T. H. Ward, b AsEer A. Sanderman, c Bruce, b Bieh .p .. F.Lampard, cThoro- gooi, b Bishop ... E. Daniell, not out B ........................ Total 6 1 2 61 CLAPTON v. PADDINGTON.—Played at CliptQq on Jute 18. C la p t o n . J.H. Douglas,bDoran 69 I E. R. Ford, not out... 19 E. C. Palmer, b Bod- W.W. Ihorogood.not 53 Total ...173 den W. H. Nfillothj Doran .................16 G. L. Lyqne, b Ste­ phens ................ 12 Cooper, J. J. Liggett, A. E. Mijrton, Dr. Gordon, ana 8, Geudprs d(4 tiqt b»jj. JnRing* declared closed. P addington out ........... ... ... 3 b 10, lb 2,w l,nb 1 14 C, E. Bodden, q Sub,, b Thoroeood ... ... 6 ?■ &. Borridge, b Thofooood ... U Dirt, opt out ..........40 Stephen#, Doran, Parker, Mid ftn n fW W n o tin g , g.uhbn, not out ... I 3, w qb 1 ... Totftl ... ... 8? itumble,'Sacott,