Cricket 1894

JULY 6, 1894 CRICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OP THE GAME. 285 INCOaNITIv. BEEN T WOOD.—Played at Brent- w ood on J ane 28. I ncogn iti . W . J. Seton, b C urrie 9 C apt. A. B anbury, c C larke, b H eadley 21 W .J.S ynnott, n ot ou t 12 A. C. P atteison , c C utts, b Sheppard 10 F . A . C oleridge, b Sheppard Extras 0 ... 13 T otal C. E . H igginbotham , b H eadley ............ 5 H. de C. H untsm an, b C u tts............................. 2 T . H . Sm ith, b Quen- nell ............................. 58 F . B. Carver, b C utts 8 H. D . T revor,c Lew is, b H eadley.................. 18 C apt. C . E. OrmaD, c L ew is, b Cutts ... 7 B rentw ood . _ _ „ First Innings. C, H . E scott, c Syu-W . K ortright, n o lt, b Carver ... 2 ~ D . E . Sheppard, b C arver .................... 4 A . E. Headley, c C oleridge, b Syn- n o t t ............................. 15 Cutts, c H untsm an, b Carver .................... 6 L. H aw kins, run out 4 C. E . M erew ether, c and b Synnott .. 31 In the S econd Innings S heppard scored, c H igginbotham , b Synnott 23,H eadley, c H untsm an, n S y rn oct 18, Currie (not ou t) 0 ; extras 4 .— Icta l, 45. ...163 11 C arver ............ W. QuennelJ, lbw , b C oleridge ............ 0 B . A . Currie, n ot out 7 J. Clarke, c H unts­ m an, b C oleridge... 0 E xtras .....................14 Total ... 94 IN CO G N ICI V. C O LCH ESTER G VRRISO N .— PJaye 1at C olchester on June 29 and 30. In ccgn m 1 . E . A. Parke, b H all ... W . D .Trevor.bW ill in- son ............................. 6 E . A. P lu tk et, c P at­ ten, b B iggin- to tb a m ..................... 42 H . B . Carver, c Shep­ herd, b WaJker ... 17 W . J. SetoD, b W ilk ­ in son ............ ............23 A . E . H olt, b W alker 0 W . 1 . E ynnott,c sub., b H all ....................13 C. K . Blake, c and b W ilk iu son ............18 A. C. PattersoD, b W ilkinson ............ 7 W . H. BullocV, c H untsm an, b H a 'l 22 P . A . Coleridge, not ou t ............................. 1 E x tra s.................... 22 CoLCHfcSTER First Innings. C. E . H iggiutotham , b Carver ............................. H . de C. H untsm an, c Carver, b B u llo c k ............ L ance-C pl. W alker, c B ul­ lock , b Synnott ............ C apt. A . Patten, c a n d b S ynnott ............................. R . E . Sheppard, b Synnott L . G. F reeland, n ot o u t ... C apt. G . B rittan, c P lunket, b B u llo ck ............ P. E. Bayley, a b se n t............ Capt. L . L ucy, b Synnott Pte. H all, b B ullock Pte. W ilkinson, b Synnott E x t r a s ............................. T ota l ..................... T otal G arriso n . S econd Innings. 173 18 b Blake 23 b Blake 1 b Carver 7 b B lake 5 b Carver 10 b Blake ... 2 ... 12 b Carver b Carver b Blake n ot out b Blake E xtra T ota l ... 6 ) M R. T . W . G IR D L E STO N E'S X I. v. W Y K E H A M IS T S (G . B. S T E PH E N S’ X I).—P layed at Sunningdaie School on June 11 . W y k e h a m ist s . First Innings. Second Innings. G. H , G ibson, c Sheridan, b A tkinson .................13 c A tkinson, b W . M. C ooke ... 41 L ord A n d over, b D affen ... 3 c O. T . Cooke, b D affen ............ 4 A. L. G ibson, c D affen, b A t k in s o n ........................... 2 n ot out ............. 3 G .H . R ow e, c and b A tkin­ son .................................... 2 n ot ou t .............30 J. T. W eatherby, b A tkin­ son .................................... 0 c and b W . M. C ooke ............ 1 G . P . Stephens, c Atkin­ son, b D affen .................12 b 0 . T. Cooke ... 17 K. W igram , b D affen.......... 1 T . L cese, b A tk in son .......... 9 b D affen .............. 8 T. Y . G am ier, n ot out ... 11 lbw, b D affen ... 0 P. R. a . B aber, c W ard, b Atkinson ........................... 2 D . E . Brodie, b A tkinson... 0 L b .................................... u T otal ........... „ 57 T otal ...116 M b. T . W . G irdlestone s X I. O .T . Cooke, b G . H. Hon. R . W ard, b G. G ib son ..................... 0 H. G ibson ... 14 T E . E tlinger, b G. B . B . Sheridan, c H . G ib son .................... 13 Stephens, b G. H . Rev. F. A tkinson, c G ibson ............ 2 B aker, b A. L . G ibE , W . Piper, b A. l ! son ... ..................... 4 Gibsou ............ 1 A. D affen, c Baker, b W. M . Cooke, not ou t 13 G. H . G it s o n ............ 12 T. W . G irdlestone b J. A. B erneis, b G . H. G. H G ibson .. 1 G ibson .................... 3 B 3, lb 3 ... 6 S.F. M ott, lbw , b G. H. G ib so n .................... 9 T otal ... 87 N O RTH B RO O K v. B U R L IN G TO N W A N D E R E R S. — Played at L ee on June 30. B urlington W a n derers . E. C. L indup, c W . W illis, b P aw le ... 17 E . R . W arren, b F ord 2 F. W . F reem an, c Craig, b Pearee ... 35 J.P.Clarkson, bPearse 56 E . W illiam son, b P aw le .................... 0 S. Cook, b Paw le ... 30 D . M. B ow ie, c P aw le, b Ford C. T . G rabham , b Paw le ..................... H. J. B ull, b F ord ... E. H. R ock, n ot ou t D. K now les, b Paw le E xtras ..................... J. D acres, b Bull W . G . W illis, c Cook, b F reem an.................... F. W . W illis, c Bow ie, b B u l l............ S. Abboit, b B ull ... ! N orthbrook . T otal ,..211 E. A . Paw le, b B uli 0 C. C. Springthorpe, b Bull ..................... 7 A. H . Sm ith, n ot out 0 E x tr a s ................... 7 T ota l.................... 46 C. Pearse, J. W . K now les, W . C. Ford, and A. J. Craig did n ot bat. F O R E S T H IL L v . B R IX T O N W A N D E R E R S . - Played at D enm ark H ill on June £0. B r ix to n W andebehs . O dell, b lie id ............. 4 H . P reston, b H ealy... 7 F. F inch, b Arendt ... 20 H. M ason, b A ren d t.. 11 C. H ogg, c Salisbury- Jones, b H ealy ... 21 W . H . Spragge, b H ealy.............................23 E . C alifano, b Reid ... 2 H . E . T h om son , b H ealy ..................... 0 G . E . E dw ards, b Arendt .....................18 H. G. D river, c G ib ­ bon, b A rendt ... 17 G . W . G raham , n ot ou t ............................. 0 B 18, lb 10, n b l... £9 T o t a l ............1C2 F o r e st H il l . P. G ibbon, b P reston 52 1 F . H ealy, retired ... 26 F. Seel, n ot ou t ... 23 R . T aylor, b P reston 3 B 12, lb 3, w 1 ... 16 W . Arendt, c Preston b S pragge................... 36 A. F . R eckitt, c P res­ ton , b Spragge ... 4 — A. Blacker, c Odell, b T otal ...........194 T h o m so n .................... 34 F. Green, H. R eid, F. W . Salisbury-Jones, and C. M oore did n ot bat. F O R E 3T H IL L v. B R IX TO N W A N D E R E R S .— Played at F orest Hill on June 30. F orest H il l . F. G olding, b Jones 0 P . D ean, b Jones ... 4 W .w .C ap es, n ot ou t 4 B ............................. 13 H. A. H ooker, b Gilli- gan ............................. 63 W . L . P ierce, 0 F inch, b G illig a n ....................50 C. W elchm an, b Jones 3 A. E . Q uiney, b Gilli­ gan .............................25 L . B . M eredith, F. Skipper, G . T okeley, and W . H icks did n ot bat. Innings declared closed. B bixto n W a n d e b e rs . T otal ...162 F. R ider, b Capes ... 1 F. Odell, b W elchm an 4 W . F. G illigan,b Capes 0 G. F inch, c H icks, b W elch m a n ............ 66 E . H. C ross, n ot out 27 G . R ider, not out ... 6 B 12, lb 6 ............18 Total A. W hitley, H. E . Sm ith, F. T hom son, and C. F. Jones did n ot bat. Y O R K S H IR E v. N O T T 3. A s th e first m atch o f the season betw een the tw o coun ties had on ly ended in fa vou r o f Y ork ­ shire, a fter a hard fight, b y the narrow m argin of three w ickets, the return, begun at L eeds on M onday, w as invested w ith con siderable interest, particularly after the im p roved form N otts had been show ing in its recent engagem ents. In this instance, though, the N otts eleven w ere ou t of luck, as in addition to A rthur Shrew sbury neither Mr. D ixon nor Mr. R ob in son w ere able to play, Y orkshire w ere, on th e oth er hand, fortunate enough to w in the toss, and, w ith a bad light at tim es and tw o heavy show ers, did w ell to reach a total o f 220. F or this, th ey w ere m ainly indebted to Mr. Jack son at the outset, and later on to a very usefu l stand b y B row n and T unnicliffe. T h e tw o profession als pu t on 89 runs w hile they w ere together b y capital cricket. B row n ’s 72 w as an innings o f great m erit under the circum stan ces. H e batted w ith great confidence as w ell as judgm ent, and his play w as g-n erally attractive. N otts had a little over a quarter o f an h ou r fo r batting on M onday evening, and in th a t tim e D aft and Mr. H ow itt pu t on seventeen runs. O n tbe follow in g m orniD g F oster's bow lin g proved very effective, so m u ch so, indeed, that in spite o f tw o useful scores b y Mr. H ow itt and G unn, h a lf th e side w ere out fo r on ly fifty-niDe runs. A determ ined stand by M r. W righ t and A ttew ell, how ever, im p roved the position m aterially fo r N otts, and at luncheon tim e on T uesday, the total had been raised to J53 w ith b oth batsm en still in. On r sum ing, how ever, a separation w as soon effected, and then H irst and F oster soon brought the innings to a close fo r an addition o f 45 runs. M r. W right and A ttew ell b oth deserved the highest praise fo r their plucky crick et at a tim e w hen thin gs had a lto­ gether against their side. Y orkshire open ed their second in nings w ith an advantage o f 22 runs, and this tim e M essrs. Sellers and Jackson began so w ell, that 77 h ad been g ot before the form er, w h o had on ly m ade 21 o f the num ber, w as out. M ounsey, w ho follow ed Mr. Sellers, w as again unfortunate, b u t B row n p roved a u sefu l partner fo r his captain, and in spite o f frequent bow ling changes the tw o batsm en w ere still in at the end o f the day. In a little over tw o hours and a h alf,Y orkshire had m ade 233 fo r tw o w ickets, and o f these M r. Jack son had con tribu ted 136 w ith ou t a chance. Y esterday the Y orkshire b attin g did n ot up h old the prom ise of the previous afternoon. Thirty-five runs on ly had been added at a cost o f five w ickets w hen W ain­ w right and B irst becam e partners. T h e tw o professionals, how ever, offered a vigorous resis­ tance, and 62 runs h a d been put on fo r the partnership, w hen M r. Jackson closed his innings w ith the total 330 fo r seven w ickets. T h is left N otts w ith 353 to w in, and at lu n ch eon tim e they had m ade 32 o f them fo r the loss o f M r. right’s w icket. A t the in terval M r. H ow itt and G unn w ere n ot out, and though the form er w as soon afterw ards dism issed th e third w icket gave som e trouble. G unn and D aft played w ith the greatest care, and runs cam e at a very slow rate. Just after G unn had com p iled his fifty he put on e in to the hands o f M r. Sellers and retired a fter an innings o f ju st under tw o h ou rs’ duration In addition to D aft, F low ers and A ttew ell a so len t useful assis­ tan ce T h e last nam ed though cou ld find n o one to stay w ith him , and the later batsm en cou ld do so little w ith the bow lin g o f M r. Jackson and Peel, that th e total on ly reach ed 151, leaving York-, shire w ith an easy v ictory b y 201 runs. H ow m u ch o f this success w as due to th e all-round crick et o f M r. Jackson , the figures w ill show In addition to his aggregate o f 188, runs h e took five w ickets fo r 47 runs. S econd Innings. c H ardstaff, b F lo w e rs............21 b A ttew ell............145 b H ow itt ............ 1 c P ike, b M ee ... 77 c and b A ttew ell 1 b M e e ..................... 3 c B arnes, b A tte­ w ell ..................... 5 n ot ou t ............41 n ot out ............ 21 B 12, lb 2, n b l 15 Y o r k sh ib e . F irst Innings. * M r. A . Sellers, c P ike, b M ee ......................................17 < M r.F.S.Jackson, c W right, b A ttew ell.............................43 M ounsey, b M e e ..................... 0 B row n, c W right, b H ow itt 72 T unnicliffe, b H ardstaff 43 P eel, b A tte w e ll.....................14 M oorhouse, c D aft, b A tte­ w ell ....................................... 8 W ainw right, b H ardstaff 6 H irst, c G unn, b A ttew ell 5 F oster, b H ardstaff ... 1 H unter, n ot o u t ..................... 0 B 1, lo 2, n b 1 ............11 T ota l .......................220 T o ta l ...330 * Innings declared c’ osed. N otts . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. H . B . D aft, c W a in ­ w right, b B irst ............. 5 lbw , b P eel ... 23 M r. R . H . H ow itt, b F oster 25 cM oorhouse, b W ainw right .. 17 G unn, c H unter, b F oster 20 c Sellers, b J ack ­ son .....................51 F low ers, c H unter, b F os­ te r.............................................. 0 b J a c k s o n ............21 B arnes, run o u t ............ 8 c W ainw right, b J a ck so n ............ 0 M r. C. W . W right, b P eel 59 c Sellers, b F os­ ter ..................... 6 A ttew ell, c T unnicliffe, b H irst ......................................61 n ot ou t .............. 18 P ike, b H irst ..................... 1 c W ainw right, b J a c k s o n ............ 1 Carlin, b F oster..................... 1 c H irst, b P eel... 4 M ee, c Sellers, b F oster ... 2 c H unter,b J ack ­ son ..................... 2 H ardstaff, n ot ou t ............11 b P e e l....................... 2 B ............ ..................... 5 B 5, lb 1 ... 6 T ota l .......................198 T ota l ...151 B O W L IN G A N A LYSIS. Y o b k s h ib e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . M e e ............ ... 25 10 50 2 ............26 7 69 2 A tte w e ll... ... 34 6 76 4 ............35 8 90 3 H ardstaff ... 14 2 2 32 3 ............14 0 44 0 F low ers ... ... 7 2 16 0 ............ 3 0 18 1 C arlin ... ... 6 1 21 0 H ow itt ... ... 5 1 14 1 ............13 2 43 1 B arnes 3 0 17 0 D a ft... 3 1 15 0 G unn 1 0 19 0 M ee and H ardstaff each delivered a no-ball. N otts . F irst In n in g 3 . Second Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M . R . W . P e e l.................. .. 15 5 23 1 ... ... 35.418 36 3 H irst ... .,.. 32 18 43 3 ... ... 14 2 29 0 F oster ... ... 35 10 85 5 ... ... 14 8 12 1 W a in w righ t... 9 1 24 0 ... ... 11 3 31 1 J a c k s o n ... ... 6 2 10 0 ... ... 20 6 37 5 M oorhouse .... 4 1 8 0 T he O ld B oys’ C.C. have given several brilliant (?) exhibitions of low scoring ttis Eeascn. tu t fairly eclipsed th em selve 3 on Saturday last, on their ground at N essden , when the 8 t. Augustine C.C. disposed o f them for 13 runs. T h e St. Augus- tines’ ran up a score o f 93 in response.