Cricket 1894

JULY 12, 1894 CRICKET i A WEEKLY EECORP Of THE GAME, 255 B L A C K H E A T H v. BAN D O P B R O T H E R S .- Played at R ectory F ield on July 7. B l a c k h e a t h . S. Castle, b T on ge 54 D. R onald, b T on ge .. 16 T. H em m ant, c R . Berena, b W i'son ... 94 E. G . W ilson , c and b R . E erens...................... 4 J. H. L. Fegan, c F. C ornw allis,b T on ge 18 C. H . H unter, c E. B erens, b A. Cern- w a llis ............................35 J. R . M ason, c F. C ornw allis, b E . B erens ................... 4 C E . S.M ason, c F. M archant, b 8. C hristophereon ... 7 R . B . Stew art, n ot ou t ... .................21 K . C hristopherson, n ot ou t ................ 14 B 19, lb 3, w1 ... 20 T otal ...£87 E . P. Isaacs and R . A. F egan did n ot bat- Innings declared closed. B and of B r o th e r s . J. N. T onge, c H em - m ant, D J. R . M ason ... ... ... 1 G. R . W o o d , c and b W i son ... ... ... 48 L . W ilson, c H unter, b C. E . M ason ... 52 H on. J. T afcon, not out ............................. 3 T o t il ... 10* M a jor Friend, F. M archan t, R. E . M archant, A. W . Cornw allis, E. Berens, R . Berens, S. C h risto­ pherson, and If. S. W . C ornw allis did n ot bat. B L A C K H E A T H v. B L A C K H E A T 3 P R O P R IE ­ T A R Y S C H O O L .—P layed at M anor W ay, Lee, on July 7. B . P . S ch o ol . M . C. W etherell, b R o b so n .................... 18 G . L ath am , b N apier- C la v erin g .................... 0 H . R. W ooliich , c G rjlls, b R ob son ... 1 A. W . L ew is, b R ob ­ son ............................. 4 A. S. Jackson, c J. E. M ason, b R obson ... 5 W . D . A uld,c B laker,b R ob son ..................... 13 H. E . W hately, b R o b s o n .........................84 S. W . M ossm an, b H. M ason .............. 5 L . Da H aviland, b R ob ertson .............. 6 C. L atham ,c A dam s, b R o b e rts o n ............. 3 D . H . K night, n ot ou t .................................22 B 8, lb 3, w 1 ... 12 T otal ...223 B la c k h e a t h . J. E. M ason,c K night, C. Adam , c Lewip, b b M ossm an ............ 1 A u ld .............................. 22 H . O. B laker, b M ossH. L . G odden, c m an ............ 11 L ew is, b W eth er­ T . K obson , b W etherell .............................. 26 ell .............................. 7 H , C bristopherson, J.H. G rylls.c Latham , n ot ou t ..................... 14 b W eth erell ............ 6 F. W estbrook , b F . N apier-C !avering, c MoB8man,b W eth ­ A u ld .............................. 13 D. R obertson , run erell ............................. 16 ou t .............................. 1 H . M ason, c A uld, b B 6, w 1, n b 1 ... 8 W eth erell................... 8 — T otal ............13* C H A R L TO N P A R K (2) v. G R A N V IL L E (L E E ) (2).— P layed at L ee on July 7. C harlton P a r k . F irst Innings. W . J. C ow ley, b G lover ... 2 F. W . A. K night, b D avis 19 W . B urnett, ran o u t ............ 1 F . G . Allen, b G lover ... 1 A. A. Jolly, b D a v is ............ 9 R . G . C ow ley, b G lover ... l S. K. M ills, b D a v is ............ 0 A . E . M artin, b D avis ... 0 J. H. W . D avies, b D avis... 5 A. E . M ascall, c J oh n st:n , b G lover ............................. 0 A . J. M ascall, n ot out ... 7 B 5 , lb 2 ..................... 7 Second Innings. b H elder ............ b H elder ............ c W ilson, b H elder ............ b D avis ............ b D avis ............ c F urze, b H el­ der ................... b D avis ............ b D avis ............ lbw, b fleTder ... b H elder ............ n ot out ............ B 1, l b l ... T otal ... 37 T ota l .....................62 G ranvillb . R . F. T aylor, b A. J. M ascall ..................... 0 J .W ilson ,ju n ., b AUen 0 F. E. L auder, c and b A lle n ............................. 9 L.R . G lover, c K night, b A . J. M ascall ... 4 E . F urze, cR .C o w le y , b A llen ..................... 0 C. K now les, c M ills, b A l’e n ............................. 0 A. D avis, b A. J. M as­ ca ll ............................. 8 In the Second Innings L au d er scored c Cow ley, b A . J. M iscall 11, G lover, c and b A llen 1, F u rze, c Cowley, b Allen 1, K now lea, st M ills, b A. J. M as- ca ’l 0, Johnston (not o u t) 0.— Tota1, 19. ■First Innings. J. A. J oh n ston , b Allen .....................18 E . F. D ebenh am , b A. J. M a sca ll............ 8 G . H elder, b A. J. M ascall ..................... 0 E . L . T . G rant, not out .............................. 3 B .............................. 5 T o ta l ... 50 C H A R LTO N P A R K v. G R A N V IL L E (L E B .)- P layed at C hailton Park on July 7. G r a n v il l e . W . E d w a rd s, b A. L. M c C a n lis ............ 8 S. G . C. S tarky, not out ..............................68 B . F. G ord on , c C hauncy, b Sar­ gent ..............................11 W . G re3r, n o t o u t ... 0 B 9,1b 2 ...................11 T o ta l ............190 R . L aym an .did n ot bat. W. M orris, c O gil»y,b C hauncy .................... 9 P. P. L in co ln ,c D odd, b O g ily y ..................... 5 F. G. tJulJ, c K eats, b A. L . MoCanlis ... 42 C. J. M . G odfrey, c A. L . M c'Canlis, b S a r g e n t ......................35 J. P. C laikson, b H olton ..................... l W. P ine C offia and A. Innings declared closed. C h ar lto n P ark . Capt. M cCanlis, b Bull .............................. 7 3. R. S argent, b B u ll 2 H. T arrell, not o u t ... 12 a. J. D odd, b B ull ... 0 Dr. F. W . P. H olton , c G reer, b B a ll ... 10 H. C. O giivy, b BuU .. 0 Dr. W . J. C. K eats and H. E. L aw ren ce did n o1 bat. A. L . M cCanlis, B u ll..................... C. H. (h a u n c y , B u l l ..................... A. H. P ease, not B 15, lb 3 ... T o ta l ... b .. 3 out 5 ... 18 , 59 R e vised “ L aw s op C r ic k e t ” for 1894, together w ith H in ts to Y ou n g P layers, an in stru ctive treatise illu strated by seven special engravings, five diagram s show ing how to place a team in he field to different bow ling, and cop y o f rules for guidance o f th ose form ing clubs, & c. Post ree 4 stam ps, o f W right and Co., 41 St, Andrew 's H ill D o cto rs’ C om m ons, E.C E L L IM A N S EM B R O C A T IO N 1/lJ, Excellent for SPRAINS and BRUISES SHANKS ’S MOWERS PRIVATE LAWNS T H R 0 U 3 H 0 U T FHE K I NGDOM . IMPORTANT IM PftOYEM RKTS FOR iS M r-P atcn t S prin gi n ow fitted on H o r n a n d P okv M achines, ren d er M anipulation a plea su re, and redrxoe vibration to a m inisnm n. L ists o f H orse, P o n y , D o n k ey , H a n d M ow ers, emd Chsr4m DoUert on U sed a t ALL the FADING PARKS & CRICKET GROUNDS A N D ON TH O U SA N D S O F PHE BEST FOR LISTS ADDRESS— &SON l im it e d , DEN8 IRON WORK8, ARBROATH, SCOTLAND , AND 110, CANNON ST. LONDON, E C. M A m iN E * W IT H P A T E N T S P P IN G S . LONnoN w a r e h o u s e : 5 , O L D S W A N L A N E UPPER THAMES ST , E.C. R ep airs e x e cu te d b oth a t th e W ork s and in L on d on .