Cricket 1894

JULY 5, 1894 P IC K E T 'S A W E E K L Y BECOBI? O F THE GAM E . 231 THE TONBRIDGE WEEK. K E N T Y. L A N C A S H IR E . T h e T onbridge W eek ended on Saturday as it had began — auspiciously for K ent. F ollow ing up their creditable victory over M iddlesex, the K ent eleven finished up on Saturday w ith an equally good w in. this tim e over Lancashire, a fter an exciting finish. A s in th e previous m atch, Mr. M archan t w on the toss, and K ent, getting first use o f a good w icket, w ere batting three hours and ten m inutes fo r a total o f 251. O f this sum tw o bats­ m en, M essrs. M ason and W eigall,con tribu ted m ore than on e h alf. T he tw o am ateurs, w ho pu t on 119 fo r th e fou rth w icket, w ere both seen to great advantage, though neither in nings was free from m istake. Mr. M ason’s 102 was his first score of three figures in cou n ty cricket. H e ought to have been caught in the slips w hen h e had got 5, but, still, his Datting all round w as w orthy o f th e highest praise, and his fine up standing style w as m uch adm ired. L ancashire loss three o f their best bats­ m en on T hursday afternoon for 48, but B riggs and B aker gave a lo t of trouble, raising the tota l to 109 before p ay ceased for the day. On the follow ­ ing m orning Briggs h it with great freedom , and 200 w ent u p w ith only another batsm an out. Subse­ quently, how ever, W a lter H earne bow led w ith rem arkable success. H e finished up the innings in successful style w ith th e hat trick, dism issing T honias.M old, and G oodw in w ith successive balls, and altogether took eight w ickets for 66 runs. B riggs ju st m anaged to rea ch his hundred. H e w as in tw o h ours and a half, and though he m ight have been caught at the w icket before he had scored, h is hitting all roun d w as quite up to his b est form . K ent had a lead o f 81 runs on the first hands, b u t w hen they w ent in again M old bow led to such effect that they lost m ost o f their advant­ age. Six w ickets w ere dow n for 51, and it w as only the plu ck y cricket of M essrs. W eigall and L e F lem ­ ing, assisted by W right, that produ ced the fairly re­ sp ectable total of 148, th e last four w ickets adding 92 runs. M old took seven w ickets for 61, and a ltogether in the m atch th ifteen w ickets. L a n ca ­ shire entered on the fou rth innings on F riday afternoon w ith 175 to w in, and w hen pla y ended th a t night the odd 75 had been got fo r the loss of fou r w ickets. T h e gam e w as then a little against L ancashire, but on the follow in g m orning Mr. M cL aren and Briggs added 40 by excellent cricket, and then the ch an ces were perhaps a trifle in their favour. M artin, how ever, bowled B riggs at 119, and w ith another run added also dism issed Mr. M cLaren, who h id played adm irable cricket w ith­ out a n yth in g like a m istake. A fter his dism issal, the end soon cam e, and w hen the tenth w icket fell at 144 K ent had won a ca p ita l victory by 30 runs. M artin’s bow ling helped greatly to this su cce ss O n Saturday m orning he took five w ick ets fo r 23, and ia tbe innings eight w ickets for 45 runs. A ltogether, the T onbridge W eek w as su ccessfu l as w ell as eDjoyable, and the evening entertainm ents added considerably to the attractions of the annual gathering. K e n t . B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . F irst Innings. A . H earne, c T hom as, b M old ...................................... 2 M r.J.R .M ason, cM cL aren, b M old .................................. 102 M r. W . R ashleigh, b M old 10 E asby, b M old ..................... 0 M r. (j. J. V. W eigall, c T h om as, b M old ..........65 M r. F. M . Atkins, b M old 0 Mr. F . M arcliant, c and b B r ig g s ...................................17 M r. J . L e H om ing, st T h om as, b B rig g s ..........16 W righ t, b B riggs ............ 7 M artin, n ot o u t ...................12 S econd Innings, b M o ld .................... 4 W . H earne, b B riggs .. B 4, lb 6 ..................... ... 10 ... 10 b M old ............ b B riggs ... b M o ld ........... b M o ld ............ b M o ld .......... b M o ld ........... b B riggs ... n ot o u t c B enton, B riggs ... b M o ld .......... B 4, lb 1 ... 14 ... 10 ... 0 ... 35 ... 0 ... 43 ... 16 b ... 0 ... 10 ... 5 T o ta l .....................251 L a n c a sh ir e . T ota l ...143 F irst Innings. M r A .C .M cL aren ,c A tkins, b W . H earne ....................21 b M artin A . W ard, c A tkins, b W . H earne ............................. 7 S econd Innings. F . Sugg, b W . H earne ... 4 B aker, lbw , b W. H earne 31 B riggs, c A . E earne, b M ason .............................101 T insley, c A tkins, b M asoa 21 M r. W . H . H ouldsw orth, c A. H earne, b W . H earne 14 Mr. C. H . B enton, n ot ou t 3 T h om as, c M ason, b W . H earne .......................... 2 M old, b W . H earne ............ 0 G ood w in , b W . H earne ... 0 c A t k i n s , M artiu ... . b M artin ... , b M artin ... , b M artin ... . c A. Hea^ne, M ason ... , b M artin b M artin 55 ... 2 ... 15 K e n t . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . w . O. M . R . W. B riggs ... ... 37.3 7 104 4 .. ... 25 6 67 3 M old ... ... 86 7 106 6 ... ... 21.2 6 61 7 B aker ... ... 6 5 5 0 .. ... 5 3 8 0 G oodw in ... 5 1 8 0 . . ... 1 0 2 0 Sugg ... 2 0 11 0 T in sley ... ... 2 0 7 0 L a n c a sh ir e F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . M artin ... ... 32 15 47 0 .. ... 39 17 45 8 W . H earne ... 38 17 66 8 .. ... 27.311 55 1 W righ t ... ... 16 3 41 0 A. H earne ... 26 13 34 0 .. ... 5 3 2 0 M ason ... ... 8 3 19 2 .. ... 7 0 32 1 B 11, lb 2 ... ... 13 C H IS W IC K P A R K v. C R Y S T A L P A L A C E .— Played at Chisw ick P ark on June 33. C rystal P alace C. G ardner, b S. Farr 6 H .L L adell,b S. F arr 9 A .B .C ipriani.not ou t 34 J. P erry, b S. F arr .. 0 A. F. S olom on , b S. G. D ives, b S. Farr 19 C apt. J. Flem ing, c sub, b G roves ... 0 G. W .G ow anlcck, b S. F arr ......................... 24 A. Cosens, lb w , b C. F arr ... M .T u k e .16 B 5, l b l ,w 2 J. F. D u nlop, c Brad­ shaw , b S. Farr ... 6 T o t .1 C . W . T heobald, b S. 0 F arr ........................... 0 C h isw ic k P ar k . 2 ... 124 C . M . T uke, c Gowan- lock , b Cosens ... 45 G . J. G roves, b Capt. Flem ing .............................47 G. A. V on R eischach, b L adell .............................18 J. Clarke, c G ardner, b D ives ............................74 A. A. Surtees, c Cipri- Tofcil ............ 253 aoi, b L a d e ll,................. 7 S. Farr, b D iv e s ............... 5 J. Jones, n o t ou t ... 17 . J. N icoll did n ot bat. S. H . B eck ley , b L ad ell .....................19 C. W . T urner, b L adell ..................... 0 E . de Q uincey, not out .............................. 3 B 17, lb 3,w l,n b 2 23 Q U E R N M O R E HOU SE SC H O O L v. ST . B E R . N a R D . - P layed at W oking on June 28. Q u ernm ore . D . H arvey, c H ew it- son, b S jow ball ...2 0 W . a . E lder, b Sw ayn 5 L. Jezzi, b bw ayn ... 23 G.C. M organ,b Snow ­ ball ............................. 0 C. A rm strong, . c W alker, b Storey ... 69 H . P ow is,c Snow oall, b Sw ayn ..................... 5 T. E dey, b S now ball 0 W . L . nm gelhardt, b Storey ..................... 8 W . S trudw ick, b Storey ..................... 0 H. G rovts, n ot ou t... 9 P . Strudw ick, b Sw ayn ..................... 2 B 7, lb 3, w l ... 11 T otal ............152 S t . B e r n a r d . First Innings. S econ d Innings. S. W alker, b A rm strong ... 0 c P ow is, b A rm ­ strong ............ 0 O. M cL en nan, b H arvey 0 c P ow is, b A rm ­ stron g ............. 0 W . Snow ball, b A rm strong 0 c E dey, b A rm - F. G ardiaer, b A rm strong P. Sw ayn, c E lder, b Arm ­ strong ...................................... S. Jam blin, run ou t ............ D . Hewits->n, run ou t ... M. H ayton, D A rm strong G . Storey, c and b A rm ­ strong ... strong 5 b H arvey ............ 0 lbw , b H arvey ... 0 c M organ,bA rm - strong ............ 1 b A rm stron g ... 4 c and b J ezzi ... 0 b H arvey ............ B . H eath, b A rm strong ... 0 n o to u t V. K inder, n ot out B 4, w l T otal ... 16 b J czzi L ) ... T o ta l ... 24 SU T T O N (2) v. R O T H S C H IL D S .—P layed C atford B ridge on June 33. S utton (2). at Total ...............2! not ou t ............ 9 b M artin ............ 0 c E asby, b W . H earne ............10 B 9, lb 1.,. 10 Total ...144 E. C. Stew ard,cCallon b M e tc a lf................... . 20 J. W . M artyr, b L eigh 8 W . S cott, b G reenhill 22 A . E . O akes, c K ir- chiner, b Leigh ... 12 R. M. B ell, c B irch, b G re e n h ill.....................39 W. G. P ool, n ot out ... 29 G . R . B lade?, b G reen - hi)l .............................. 0 R o th sch ild s . J. H . D im sdale, run ou t ..............................20 B irch ,c Oakes, b T em ­ p le to n .............................28 W . P rice, absent ... 0 S. S. L eigh , run o u t ... 17 W . W . G reenhiil, b T em pleton ............ 0 J .C a ’lon, b G . Blades 0 G . G. K irchiner, lbw , b G . B !ade3 ............ 3 L . Straker, c K illick, b G reenhill ............ 6 S. T em pleton , b G reenhill ............ 4 L . H. Blades. bB irch 10 fcL. F arley, b B irch ... 4 E xtras 19 C R Y S T A L PAL&.CE v. C R O Y D O N .—P layed at C rystal Palace. C r y st a l P a la c e . F. H . N elson, c L au ­ der, b A r ch e r............31 D r. W . F. U m ney, b C larke .....................13 J. H. T odd , b Ching .. 53 C M itchell,st Straker, b A r c h e r ....................11 J. N. N oakes, b P aget 73 J. M. Cam pbell, b F e is t .............................20 C ro yd o n . K . B. Alexander, b F eist.............................47 F. B ellam y,b A rcher 15 C. E . Sm ith, b F eist 0 C M .O rm e, c Archer, b Feist ..................... 0 P . H. Aste, n ot out... 0 B 8, lb 6 ............14 T otal ...281 T ota l ............173 F . K illick, b G. B lades ..................... G .M etcalf, b T em ple­ ton G .C. B reeze, c o t out H. S ilverihorne, run ou t .............................. E x tr 8 ............ ! T otal G .F . L on g, b U m ney 9 A. E. Clarke,b U m ney 34 C. G . M ay, lbw , b U m n ey .................... 2 C. W . M . Feist, run out .............................. 9 J.A . A rcher,c U m ney, b N o a k e s .....................17 F.|E. L auder,c Cam p­ bell, b N oakes ... 23 S.G. Ching,b U m ney 16 C. G . P aget, b Noake3 ........................16 C. W icks, c A lexan­ der, b U m ney ... 12 A. S. W arren, run ou t .............................. 6 A. V . Straker, not ou t ................................ 18 B 7, lb 1 ............. 8 T otal .............170 A D D ISC O M B E v. B R IG H T O N —P layed at B righ ton on June S A d d isc o m b e . C. G . M ay, c H. B. PearsoD ,bF.Clem ent 3 P. Allen, b F. C lem ent 8 T . B . M arshall, run ou t ............................. 10 L . de M ontezum a, st D udney, b F. C le­ m en t ............................. 6 A. P e ck ,c In w ood , b F. C lem ent ............ 9 T .D . L ee,b F.Clem enfc 13 ...102 B R U N S W IC K F.H ill.b H .B.Pearson 1 R . J. G rant, c D ud­ ney, b F. Clem ent 17 H. R . H ulbett, c In ­ w ood,b F .C lem ent 6 W .L em m on . at D ud­ ney, b F . C lem ent 4 S C. Purser, c Dud­ ney. b Inw ood ... 9 O .M .R oberts n o to u t 0 B ......................... 2 Turn>ull, b Peck ... 1 W . H D udney, b M ontezu m a ............ 9 C. B utcher, b M on te­ zu m a .............................. 8 W . G . Inw ood, b M on tezu m a ............ 0 W . Clem ent, c and b M on tezu m a ............ 9 F. T . P earson, b M ontezum a ............ 4 C. M. P erkins, b L e m ­ m on .............................21 B runsw ick . Total , 83 F. C lem ent,c M on te­ zum a, b P eck ... 14 A . G . P earson, b P e ck ............................. 0 S. H erbert, b P eck... 40 H . B. P eareon, b P eck............................. 0 F . B urchell, n ot o u t ............................. 15 B .............................17 T otal ...138 A D D ISC O M B E v . C H IS L E H U R S T .—P la yed at Chislehurst on June 80. A ddiscom be . P . A llen, o L yn e, b N ussey ..................... 3 C. M oss, b N ussey ... 4 N .C utter,lbw ,bN ussey 13 A. P eck , b N ussey ... 7 W .H . D ent, b N ussey 14 J.G rant, c D .C hattel!, b W . C hattell............ 5 C. W iltshire, c C am ­ roux, b W . Chattell 23 C h isle h u r st . R .J.G rant, c H arker, b C am roux ............18 G. C. L am bert, b W . C h a tte ll..................... 1 W . Lem m oD , n ot ou t 3 B 7, nb 1 ............ 8 T otal , 96 W. J. Chattell, b P eck 14 J. C. M a lam , b W ilt­ shire .............................. H. A. H utton, b P eck J. N. N ussey, b W ilt­ shire ............................. D. C hattell, b W ilt­ shire .............................. W . L yn e, c D ent, b P e c k ............................. 10 G .B .W ebster, b Peek 13 E. W. HuttoD, b P eck 0 A. G. G ibson, b P eck 24 G. H arker, not o u t ... 3 G .F .C am roux,b P eck 0 B 17, lb 1 ............18 T otal ... 83 A D D ISO O M B S (2). v. W B IT G IF C G RAM M AR SC H O O L.—P la je d at A d d iscom b e on June 33. A ddiscom be . S. W iltsh ire, b C raw ­ fo rd ............................. 5 H .R .H ulbert.cT urner, b H aw kins ............ 8 R . M artyr, c Turner,b H a w k in s .....................15 F. T. P errin, b Craw­ fo rd ............................. 0 A. P ulford, b C raw ­ fo rd ............................. 38 H. W . Storold,bC raw - ford ... ................... 2 D. M. R ob erts, b T otal Callaghan ............ 0 W h it o if t G rammar S chool . S. Purser, c C raw ­ ford, b H aw ­ kins .............................29 J. R . Coulthard, b Craw ford ............. 0 H . T . P e a rl, n ot out ............................. 7 H. A. Serres, c H aw kins, b C raw ­ fo rd ................................ 4 B 1 1, lb 1, w 2 ... 13 .121 R. L . T urner, not ou t ............................. 9 B 13, lb 1 w 1 ... 15 H. H . B. H aw kins, n ot ou t ... .........................54 V . F. S. C raw ford, b P urser .....................101 J. T . Callaghan, lb w ,b T otal P urser .........................14 R est did n ot bat. 93