Cricket 1894

234 0B1CBJ3T s A WEEKLV RECORD OF THE GAME0 JULY 5, 1894 TUB SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM IN ENGLAND. T E N T H M lT C H -v . G L O U C 3 S T E R 1 H IR E . A lthough they had to pu t u p w ith a n oth er re­ verse in this m atch, played at B ristol, at th e end o f last w eek, the S outh A frican s, considering that they w ere w ithout Joh n son , as w ell as M ills and M iddleton, m ade a creditab le show . L osin g the toss, G loucestershire h ad to take the field first, and, at on e tim e, seem ed in fo r a fairly lon g outing. W . G .’s bow ling, th nigh, proved too m u ch fo r the m ajority, and th 3 lis t fou r batsm en fell w ith ou t a run. W . G had a hand in all the ten w ickets, getting nine from his ow n bow ling, and ca tch in g th3 tenth fro m E . M . H is batting, too, wa3 the great featu re o f G loucestershire’s first innings. W ith fou r w icket3 dow n fo r 35 he w ent in, and he w as n ot ou t wh*?n the in nings closed, having scored 3 29—his s e o n d hundred of th e w eek. T hough th ey w ere 116 b ehind on the first in ­ nings, th e b ou th A frican team played u p so pluckily w hen they w ent in again on F riday afternoon, that b y th e end o f the day th e score w as 193 fo r the loss o f on ly three w ickets. H earne had n u d e 103 (n ot ou t) w ith tw o chances, H a li- w ell 81, and on S aturday th e la tter in creased his score to 110. O therw ise, n o op p osition w as o f­ fered to the G lou cestersh ire bow lers, and the tota l after all only reach ed 262. L e ft w ith 147 to w in, W . G . reserved W ra th a ll and h im self to give th e oth er batsm en a ch an ce, and th ey w ere suffi­ cient fo r th e em ergency, securing th e v ictory for G loucestershire with five w ickets in h a id . S outh A f r ic a n s . F i's t In n iags. S econ d Innings. M r D . D avey, c W . G ., b E . M. G race .................49 c B oa rd ,b F erris 3 M r. E . H alliw ell, lb w , b G race sen ........................... 8 b R o b e r t s ..............110 M r. C. S ew ell, c W rathall, b G race, sen ............................ 5 b F erris .............. 0 M r. T . R outledge, lbw , b G race, sen ......................... 13 b F erris .............. 1 F . H earne, b G race, sen. 56 b R o b e r t s ...............101 M r. A. S eccu ll, c B oard, b G race, sen..........................17 c B r o w n , b R o b e r t s ............. 2 M r.G .C ripp3,b G raca, sen. 13 b R o b e r t s .............. 3 M r. H. C astens, n ot o u t ... 23 c B r o w n , b G race, sen. ... 0 M . G. G love *, lbw , b 3race, sen.................... .......... 0 n ot ou t ..................17 M r.D. P arkin , lbw , b G race, sen............................ ... 0 lbw ,b G race,son . 8 M r. G . R ow e.c a n d b G race, sen............................................ 0 st B o a r d , b G race, sen. ... 6 L b ............................ ... 4 E x t as ... 8 T o ta l .....................185 T otal G lo u c e s t e r sh ir e . F irst Innings. ..252 M r. H . W . B row n, b R ow e ..................... 6 M urch, b R ow e ... 0 R ob erts, c P arkin, b R ow e ..................... 3 B oa rd , lbw , b P arkin 1*5 B 1,10 3 ............ 4 T otal ...301 M r. J. J. F erris, b P arkin ..................... 6 M r.R .W .R ice ru n o u t 0 W rath all, c H alliw ell, b P a r k in .....................95 M r.E .H enry, b P arkin 0 M r. E . M . G race, c H earne, b R ow e ... 9 M r. W . G . G race, sen., not ou t ... ...129 M r .W .G .G ra ce ju n ., c H ea-ne, b Sew ell 33 In the S econd Inning3 F erris scored (not out) 19, R ice, b G lov er 35. H enry, b G lo v e r33, E . M. G race c Heccull, b P arkin 29, W . G . G ra ce ju n . (n ot out) 15 , B row n, b G lover 5, M urch (run ou t) 10 ; e x t r is l.— T otal 147. B O W L IN 1 A N A L Y S IS . S outh A f r ic a n s . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M R W . G race, ju n . ... 4 0 21 0 ... ... 5 l 18 0 R o b e rts............ 23 12 36 0 ... ... 29 17 38 4 G race, sen. ... S7.2 11 71 9 ... ... 29 2 3 106 3 B row n ............ 5 1 15 0 ... ... l i 1 35 0 M u r c h ............ 5 1 17 0 ... ... 4 1 13 0 E . M. G race 2 0 13 1 ... ... 8 2 16 0 F er.is ............ 9 6 8 0 ... ... C3 8 28 3 G lq u c e ste r sh ir 5. F irst Innings. S econ d Innnigs. O. M . R . W . O M. R. w . R ow e .. ............45 15 95 4 ............ 19 7 28 0 Parkin ............40 13 108 4 ............ 52 8 63 1 G lover ............12 2 33 0 ............ 1 6 3 8 21 3 Seccull ............ 7 0 24 0 ............ 4 2 6 0 Cripps ............ 2 0 6 0 ........... 7 2 15 0 Sew ell ............ 7 2 ]9 1 ............ 6 1 11 0 H earne ... ... 4 0 13 0 E L E V E N T H M A T C H — v. SU S3E X . T h e S outh A frican s fou n d H u m p h reys’ lob s anything but to their ta ste at B righ ton on T u es­ day, as they had in th eir open ing fixtu re at Sheffield P ark. Sussex, w inning th e toss, m ade an excellent start, B ean and M arlow pu tting on 99 in seventy m inu t?s. M essrs. B rann, A rlington, and Som erset subsequently w ere seen to som e advan­ tage, and in the end the innings, w hich had lasted fou r h ours and fifty m inu tes, closed fo r 278. On M onday evening the S outh A frican s lost tw o of their b est batsm en for three, and on the fo il iw ing m orning they fared so b ad ly again st H um p h reys’ lobs, th a t in an hour and ten m inutes the innings w as over fo r 71. In th e follow -on M essrs. R ou t­ ledge, Sew ell, and H alliw ell offered a sturdy resistance to th e Sussex bow lers. H u m phreys, how ever, w as again successful, and, th ou sh the collectiv e result o f the S ou th A frican batting w as a total o f 210, Sussex w on easily enough b y nine w ickets. In th e m atch H um phreys took eleven w ickets fo r 120 runs. S u s se x .—F irst Innings. B ean, c H alliw ell, b K em pis .....................54 M arlow , c M iddleton. b G lover .................... 75 M r. G . B rann, b John­ son ..............................47 Mr. W . N ew ham , c M iddleton, b G lover 2 Mr. G. H . A rlington, st H alliw ell, b John­ son ... .....................25 Mr. C. A . Sm ith, b J oh n son ..................... 0 In the S econ d Innings B ean scored b R ou tle3ge 0, M arlow (n ot ou t) 4, B rann (not o u t; 0.—T otal, 4. S o u th A fr ic a n s . M r. A. F. Som erset, b M iddleton .. ..2 8 G uttridge, b M idd le­ ton .................... ... 20 B u tt, c M iddleton, b G lover ..................... 4 H um phreys, n o to u t 7 H ilton, c M iddleton, b J oh n son ............ 1 B 3, lb 10, w 1 ... 14 T ota l , ...278 F irst Innings. M r. T . R outledge, c B utt, b G uttridge ..................... M r. C. Joh n son , b H u m ­ ph reys ................... feecond Innings. st B utt, b H u m ­ ph reys ............49 ... 13 st B utt, b H um ­ phreys ............ 4 1 c B utt, b G ut­ tridge M r.C.Sew ell, c and b H um ­ ph reys ..................................... F. H earne, c B ean, t H um phreys .................... 8 b G u ttri'g e . M r E . H alliw ell, run ou t 21 n ot ou t ... , M r A .W . Seccull, c A rling­ ton, b H u m p h reys............ 9 b H um phreys M r. G . C ripps, b H u m ­ ph reys .................................... , 52 M r. H . H .CasteD 8. n o to u t Mr. G . G lover, c B utt, b H um p h reys ..................... Mr. G . K em pis, b G u t­ tridge ............ ............ M iddleton, b G uttridge ... L b ...................................... 1 c S om erset, b H um phreys ... 17 7 c B rann,b S m ith 1 0 c M arlow , b H um phreys ... 3 b G uttridge b G uttridge B ............ T ota l ............71 T ota l ...210 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . S u s se x . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . 22.2 6 62 4 P2 20 882 32 9 72 3 21 9 42 1 R o u tle d g e ... 1 1 [0 1 i r ip p s ............ 0.4 0 4 0 J oh n son b ow led one wide. S o uth A fr ic a n s . F irst Innings. S econd Inning.s. O. M. R .W. O. M . R . W . 16 1 4 35 3 ............... 14.1 4 37 4 l i 5 31 6 ...............19 2 86 5 H ilt o n ..........13 1 45 0 S m it h ........... 7 1 20 1 B ean ............ 6 0 18 0 J o h n s o n ... M iddleton G lov er ... K em pis ... G u tt idge H um phreys Q U E R N M O R E H O U Sfl S C 3 0 3 L v. S ID C U P C O L L E G E .—Played at P laistow on June 27. Q oernm ore H ou se . D. C. H arvey,c Lloyd! b W ea r .....................22 G .C .M organ, b G reen- ham ............ .......... 3 L . P. Jezzi, b G reen­ ham .............................13 W .H . E lder, b G reen ham ............................. 2 C. W . C. A rm stron g,b G resn ham ....................82 r. H. Edey, b G ieen- ham ............................. 6 H. R. M. G roves, b G reenham ............ 0 SlDCDP COLLEGE W . L . E ngelhardt, c D i n w i d d y , b Thompson ..... R .E ck ford.b T h om p­ son ............................. W . Strudw ick, b T h om pson ........... C. Pow is, n ot ou t ... B 12 lb 1 ............ T otal ...103 A. T reland, b H arvey 0 H. D inw iddy, b A rm ­ strong ..50 R .G reenh9m ,bH arvey 23 D . T ichener.b H arvey 0 G .W hitm ore,bH arvey 12 F. W ear, b A rm strong 8 W . H ale,b A rm strong 0 P. Sandercock, b H arvey ... ............ 2 B. T h om pson , b H arvey ..................... P . Stam p, b A rm ­ strong ..................... E . L loyd, n ot ou t ... B l , lb 1, w l . n b l T otal . 101 LO N D O N AN D CO U N TY B A N K v. L L O Y D ’S BAN K .— P layed at C atford on June 25 and 26. L lo y d ’ s B a n k . H. S w a tm a n ,B ish o p 43 A. W. H arpur, D B ishop .................... 8 R . E. M ills, b B ishop 7 A. H ow ard, b B ish op 1 H. C. V . D avis, c T row ell .................... 5 V. C arlton, b B ishop 3 M .K now les, b T row ell 1 C. B ecker, b T row ell E. R H ulford, n ot ou t ............................. C. G . P low righ t, c Pattinson.b B ishop R. H . M ore, c and b T r o w e ll..................... B 14, lb 3 ............ L . & C .B . T otal T . B ishop, run out ... 4 C. R . T row ell, b W . B entley, n ot out... 45 Sw atm an ............ 0 W . R . P attin soa, b H . W . W alrond, b H arpur .................... 29 Sw atm an................... 9 B. M. W aldocs, b E. da C osta R icci, st, H arpar .................... 0 b Sw atm an ............ 2 A. Jackson, run out 2 P. W . G oodch ild, c F . J. Finlinson, b and b Sw atm an ... 6 S w atm a n.................... 0 B 6, lb 1, n b 1 ... 8 R . H . K ing, lbw , b S w atm an .................... 7 T otal ............112 L O N D O N AND CO U N TY BA.NK v. L L O Y D ’S R E G IS T ER.—P layed at D ulw ich on June 27 and L . & 0. B. W . R . P attinson, b Bradley ....................5 S. H . Sargant, b B radley ..................... T . B ishop, b Bradley W. Bentley, bB radiey A. Jackson, b W ood... G . F. W ells, c Hayes, b B ra d ley .................... B. M. W aldock, c Bradley, b W ood ... C. V . B ooth, n ot out F. J. FinlinsoD, b Bradley ..................... R. H. King, b W ood C. R . T row ell, b W o o d ..................... B 2, lb 2 ............ T otal ............ L lo yd ’ s R e g iste r . T. Stafford,c Sargant, b B ooth .................... 14 P .W .W arlow , b B ooth 1 E. Carey, b B ish o p ... 0 C. H ayes, re tire lh u rt S3 A. F olks, b B ishop ... 0 W . M . Bradley, b B ishop ....................20 W . J. B ennett, b Sar­ gant ............................. 8 F. B . W ood ,b B ishop 1 A. S. M artin, b B ishop ..................... 0 W . J. P arson s, b B ishop ..................... 0 R . P . H utchinson, n it out ............ „ 1 B 11, lb 3 ............ 14 T otal ... 87 S U R R E Y C L U 8 AN D O IK .—P layed at H onor H onor G . H arrison, run out 21 E. G. H ayes, c H ol­ land, b T hom pson .. 43 C. F. Skipw ith, c L ath a m ,b V intcent 1 T. R. D ickason ,c H ol­ land, b T hom pson 15 H. B arton ,cV in tcen t, b H o lla n d ...................42 T. G racey, run out ... 10 H O N OR 22 S u r r e y C lu b A. M . L ath am , lbw, b D ickason .............. 0 A yres, c Hayes, b M a y o .................................49 H olland, c D ickason, b H a y e s ....................143 R . S m ith, c Car­ m ichael, b G. H ar­ rison .............................40 T hom pson, run out .. 10 W. F. G raburn, c Jonee, b H olford ... 17 G R O U N D v. O ak on June 26. O a k . A. J on es.c V in tcen t, b dussey ............ F. H .H uish.b H ussey P. C arm ichael, n ot ou t .............................. C. H. M ayo, c H o l­ land, b V intcent... 83 H . L . H olford , b T h om pson ... ... 0 B 5,lb 4, w 1, n b 2 12 T otal ...........219 and G round . E . H. V in tcen t,c and b G. H arrison ... 1 B.W . H olm an,c H ar­ rison, b D ickason ... 26 Earl, c H ayes, b H arrison ............ 0 W ardroper, c H uish, b H arrison ............17 H ussey, n ot o u t ... 12 B 1,1b 4 ............. 5 T otal ............32) H O N O R O IK v. B U C K H U R S T H IL L .-P la y e d at H on or Oak on June 30. H onor O a k . G. H arrison, b R op er 21 G . Sm edley, c C o n -. E. Hayes, c Russell, b R op er .....................11 P. C u m ich a el, c R u s­ sell, b A llport............21 J. Johnson, b R^per 12 T. J. G racey, c R u s­ sell, b R oper ............ 5 F. H arrison,cCharles- w orth, b R oper ... 0 quest, b R op er ... 42 T . D ickason, b R oper 8 C. F . Skipw itb, b Tw een .....................73 F. W ilkie, not ou t ... 20 C. H. M ayo, n ot o u t 40 L b 3, n b 1 .:. ... 4 T otal Innings declared closed. B u ckh u rst H il l . . 2 33 H. H ailey,c G. H arri­ son, b F. H arrison 29 G . W . C ook, b W ilkie 13 Russell, n o t o u t .......... 61 R . L . A llp o rt, b C ar­ m ich ael ....................24 L . F rost, run ou t ... 0 O. C harlesw orth, b D ickason ............11 G. Conquest, b D ick ­ ason .............................. 0 W . R oper, n ot ou t ... 5 B 12, lb 5, w 1 ... 18 T otal ...........151 W . W . T w een, Freem an, and H. M usgrave did n o t bat.