Cricket 1894

JtJLY 19, 1894 CRICKET i A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAM®, 259 dropping them, and then engaging them again. Might they not persevere with certain men who show promise, even though at first they fail repeatedly. There is nothing more fatal to success in a young player than the suspicion that one or two failures will result in his removal from a team. Be sure to give all a full trial. Gunn’s scoring was contagious - at any rate, the elder Palairet, like Gunn in the second innings, scored more than half the total of his side. Onehundred and nineteen was a brilliant effort; to which lbw was nothing less than an anti-climax. Is the report correct that the last wicket added 50 runs, of which the parson stumper scored only four? It is delightful that the old Oxford captain has inaugurated his new career so happily. We wish him and his all possible prosperity. I have often thought, ever since W .G. took his bride to Australia, that cricketing is about the best way of spending the honeymoon. If I had my time over again, I certainly would arrange matters on these lines. Friends have so often told m.e that they were glad to get hom e; they would not say so were cricket thrown in. I try to suggest, that owing to these changes from time to time, a Married v. Single match might come off every five years. P.S.—What if the Australian Cricket Council rejects the new law which the M.C.C. have just passed. They m igh t; what then? H O N O R O kK v . H O LB O R N .—P layed at H onor O ak o n July 14. H o a or O a k . E. 6 . H ayes. c W heeler, b Vieus- seux .............................24 H. B u rton , lbw , b P. H arrow er.................... 9 G. F . Skipw ith, b H enry .....................89 F . F . H arrison, b V ieusseux ............ 0 G . H arrison , b H enry 3 P . C arm ichael, c H oughton, b H ar­ ro w e r.............................15 G . Bm edley, run out T. J. G racey, c Fin- gay, b Vieuasenx .. F . W ilkie, c H ough­ ton , b V ieusseux... 5 C . H. M ayo, c G reen, b H e n r y ..................... A . Jones, not ou t ... B ............................. T otal ............1 H olborn . P. H arrow er, c Hayes, b G . H a rrison ............37 G. H. Sm all, st Jones, b H ayes .....................21 W . W hteler, b H ayes 44 8. W a lk er, run ou t ... 0 W . W . G reen, c B ur­ ton, b H ayes ............23 S. H aw es c and b G. H arrison ... 5 A .H oughton,cH ayes, b G . H arrison ... 5 F. H enry, n ot ou t ... 13 W . J.F ingay.b H ayes 3 B ............................. 3 T o ta l ............154 A . C . B oden and E. V ieusseux did n ot bat. B A R N E S v. P L A IS IO W .—P layed at B rom ley on J u ly 4. B arnes . M. H. Erskine, F. W . E arnshaw , c N ettleton , b Sm ith 31 F. E . Eutt, lbw , b S m ith .............................16 D . F. G itlam , c A . B . E arnshaw , b Bun- b u r y .............................56 T ott, c C. Earnshaw , b A . E .E arnshaw ... 48 A. G. H . Stevens, c S olbe, b Sm ith ... 16 H. T . Bull, c C. E arn- ehaw .b P artrid g e... 1 P latstow . F irst Innings. Sherw ood, b B u c- b u ry .............................21 J . G . M. R obertson , c Sm ith, b A . E. E arnsbaw ............. 3 A. E . Bissons, b A. E . E arnshaw ... 1 J. A. W alker, n ot out 11 J. P . M itchell, c and b P . R . E arnshaw 4 G . N. L evy, c Bowley, b P . R . E arnshaw 17 B 23, lb 6, w 1 .. 30 T otal.............255 C. E arnahaw , c Mit­ chell, b Bull ............ 2 H .B . Sm ith, run ou t 14 C. N ettleton, c W alker, b B ull ... 8 P. R . Earnshaw , c B utt, b Mite hell ... 17 8. A. S m ith, b T ott ... 25 A. E. Earnbhaw, Stevens, b T ott E. G ripper, b G ill- m a n ............ 31 2 L IV E R P O O L AN D D IS T R IC T v. C A M B R ID G E U N IV E R S IT Y . T he C am bridge E 'even brought an un su ccessfu l season to a close at L iverp ool, on F riday, w ith a nine w ick ets’ victory over an e’even o f the district, captain ed b y M r. A. G . Steel. R a in interrupted the gam e m ore than on ce on T hursday. T h e pla y on the open ing day still w as m ostly in favour o f the U niversity, w ho w ere 24 on w ith six w ickets in hand w hen stum ps w ere drawn. F o r this advan­ tage th ey w ere indebted m ainly to the effective bow lin g o f M r. H .G ray.w ho took seven w ickets fo r 56 runs, and th e excellent b attin g o f M essrs. B run- ton, P erkins, and F ield. On F riday m orning the tw o last nam ed added 42 b efore they w ere sepa­ rated, and so h a lf the U niversity side w ere ou t for 153. A fter this, though, the b attin g broke dow n te fo r e th e b o w iin g o f H an dford and H enson, so m u ch so that th e latter h a lf o f the innings only added 88runs, lh o u g h th ey began th eir second innings in a m in ority o f 104, th an ks to the adm irable ta ttin g o f M essrs. M cLaren, Stnbbs, and B o m b y th e deficit w as w iped off fo r the loss o f on ly fou r w ickets. Subsequently, how ever, M essrs. G ray and R ob in son b ow led w ith such success, that, excep tin g Mr. K em ble, little resist­ an ce w as offered, and w hen th e ten th w icket fell the total w as only J85. W ith 82 to w in Cam bridge lost Mr. F ield, w ho w as stum ped w ith the total on ly three. M essrs. M itchell and R an jitsin h ji, w h o played fo r Mr. J. D ouglas, w ere, how ever, both in a rare vein fo r hitting, and in ju st over three-quarters of an h ou r th e m a tch w as w on w ith ou t th e loss of an oth er batsm an, In the m aatch , as w ill be seen, M r G ray g ot eleven w ickets fo r C am bridge at a co st o f under ten run s apiece. L ive r po o l a n d D is t r ic t . E . B ow ley, b G ill- m a n ............................. 7 P . Solbe, b G il’.- m a n ............................. 8 N. Partridge, not ou t 11 A. B unbury, c Sis­ sons, b T o t t ............ J. Sherw ood, c Sis­ sons, b T o t t ............ 4 B 16, lb 2 ............18 T otal ...156 In th e Second In n in gs C . E arnshaw scored, b Stevens 2, N ettleton, c F. W . E arnshaw , b Stevens 1, P . R . E arnshaw , c G illm an , b Scissons 2, A . E. E arnshaw (n ot out) 6, S olbe (n o t out) 10, P artridge, c B ull, b Sissons 0 ; b 2.—T otal, 23. LO N D O N S C O T H S H v . W I L L E S D E N -P .a y e d at B rondtsbury on July 14. L ondon S cottish . P ow ell W i liam s.lbw , b M akeh bm ............11 E . A. B ennett, c eub., b T h om as ............. 1 E. Figgis, b M akeham 13 A. F. D enniston, b D o r n t o n .......................67 F. G . A nderson, b Breeds .......................10 D . G . A nderson, run ou t .............................. 0 H. M axwell, b M ake­ ham ............................. 5 H. J. R. P ope, c D ornton, b M ake­ ham .................... ... 0 A. R. R ainy, b M ake­ ham ............................. 0 F. R . Connell, b Sm ail .....................15 C. W . Cum m ins, not ou t ............................. 2 B .............................. 2 WILLESDEN. T otal ...156 T . D on, b D enniston 0 H. A. H . Carsons, b A. O. B reeds, c D enP o p e ............................. 1 niston, b P ope 9 A. G . T h om as, n ot G. R . M akeham , b ou t ............................. 29 D enniaton ............ 3 A. S. D ornton, b A. R . lir c h , b P op e .. 0 P o p e ............................. 0 C. Cooke, b D ennisA. M cK ay, b D en ­ ton ..................... 0 niston ..................... 2 H. W . Sm ail, b D enH. W. Carson, b D. niston ..................... 4 A nderson ............ 2 F irst Innings. M r. A . C. M cL aren , b G ray ......................................34 Mr. H . B. Steel, c R a n jit­ sinhji, b P o p e ..................... 6 S econd Innings, b G ra y.................... c B ru n ton , b G ra y .................... M r. T. A . Stubbs, c R o b in ­ son. b G ray ..................... 5 b R obin son M r. E C. H ornby, c P er­ kins, b G ray .....................11 H enson, c a n d b P op e ... 2 M r. A . G . Steel, st W . D ruce, b G ra y .....................14 E . Sm ith, run out ............ 3 M r. E . F ieldw ick, b G ray 0 A. Sm ith, b G ray ............ 0 Mr. A. T. K em ble, c F ield, b G ray...................................... 8 H andford, n ot ou t ............ 0 B ...................................... 4 c N. D ruce, R ob in son b R ob in son b G ray . ... , c W . D ruce, P o p e ........... , b R ob in son c P erkins, R ob in son T otal , 87 b G ray not ou t... B ... T otal . 11 ... 0 b ... 11 ... 23 ... 5 ... 4 ...185 C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . F irst Innings. Mr. E . F ie ’ d, c E ., b A . Sm ith .. ............30 Mr. F. M itchell, b A. S m ith .............................19 M r. K . S .R anjitsin hji, c F ielding, b A. S m ith ............................ 0 M r. J D u V . B runton, b H. B .S t e e l............54 M r. P . H. L atham , c and b A. Sm ith ... 10 M r. T. N. P erkins, b H a n d ford ....................38 M r. N. F . D ruce, c F i e l d w i c k , b H an dford ............ M r. W . G . D ruce, b H andford ............ Mr. J. J. R obinson, n ot ou t .................... Mr. C. G . P ope, b H enson ..................... M r. H. G ray, lbw , b H enson ..................... B .............................. T o t a l ............191 F irst Innings O. M . R . w . G ray ............ 16.1 3 55 7 ............ 39 P op e ............ 32 2 20 2 ............£2 M itch ell ... 4 2 7 0 ............ 2 R ob in son 19 C am bbid ge U n iv e r sit y . 4 51 4 2 55 1 0 37 0 5 53 5 F irst Innings. O. H an dford 22 A . S m ith ... 21 E . Sm ith ... 6 F ieldw ick ... 14 H . B. S teel... 6 H enson... ... 2 M . R . W 6 61 3 4 57 4 2 14 0 5 24 0 1 35 0 2 0 5 S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . T otal W IL L E S D E N v. LON D O N S C O T TISH .—Played at W illesden on July 14. WILLESDEN. F. J. P otter, b P ryce W illia m s .................... a G. W. S hort, run ou t 0 H. Y. B row n, c G. A llom , b P ry ce W illia m s.....................14 J. B rydone, c and b P ryce W illiam s ... 4 A. W . S. C ochrane, b S h a w .............................15 W . P. L evick , b G. A llom .............................32 L ondon S c o ttish . G. A llom , c B row n, b B rydone ............ 0 C. C. A llom , b C o ch ­ rane ............................. 39 H. P ryce W illiam s, b B rydone ..................... 5 B. H um e, run ou t ... 2 W. A llom , lbw , b L evick ..................... 3 Jas. A nderson, B rydone ........... H. G. P otter b Shaw H. H udson, c A cder- son, b M oser............ F. H . D uukley, b P ryce W illiam s ... G . G unningham , c M oser, b G . A llom M. Carey, not ou t ... B 4, lb 3, w 1 ... 17 T o al H. Allison, run out 11 A . W ilkey, c P otter, b C ochrane ............ 8 M eek, b B rydone ... 1 J. N. M oser, n o t out 0 J. H . Shaw, c B row n, b B rydone ........... 0 B » ,lb 2, w l ... 6 T otal 92 LONDON & C O U N IY B A N K v. LON D O N & W E S T M IN 8T E R B A N K —P layed at D ulw ich on J uly 11 and 12. L &.C.B. W . R . Pattinson, b P o d m o re ..................... 5 C. V . B ooth, c R aby, b Snell ................... 12 W .B entley,bPodm nre 7 G. F . W ells, c a cd b P o d m o re ..................... 0 E. R. H orne, b S n e ll.. 4 T . B ishop, t>Snell ... 2 F. H . T hirlw all, st B rook, b Snell S. H. Sargant. c B ow ­ m an, b S n e ll............ 9 A. Jackson, b Snell... 0 B. M . W aldock, c P o d m o re / S im pson 15 F. J. Finlins.-n, n ot ou t B 3 ,lb 3 T otal... , 65 L.& .W .B . 14 In th e S econ d Innings F ield scored c K em ble, b H andford 0, M itchell (n ot ou t) 40, R a n jitsin h ji (non ou t) 4 1 ; b yes 3.—T ota l, 84. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . L ive r po o l a n d D is t r ic t . S econ d Innings O. M . R . W . 61 5 3 2 3 _ 22 1 1 20 0 2 3 0 0 15 0 2 9 0 A .G .S teel 3 H orn by 1 C. A. S neJ, c P attin ­ son, b Sargant ... 5 W . B radbury, retired 10 C .C .Sim pson.bB ishop 31 C.S. J.D ouglas,not ou t 57 G. R a by, b H orne ... 4 H. O. M anfield, b T otal... S argant ..................... 2 C J. Bow nan. F . F. M usson, and A. P odm ore did n ot bat. L . P itt B rook, B ishop ............ A. J.R icn ardson , not ou t ............................. 2 B 2, lb 3 ............ 5 ..330 B A R N E S v. BO STO N P A R K —P layed at B ren t­ ford on July 7. B oston P ar k . G .H . Jupp c Erskine, b F r a n c o ..................17 W . V osper, b Stevens ( A. E . H arris, c and b F ra n co ...................... 39 W . B row n, c R ob ert­ son, b S issocs ...20 1 — T otal ..........220 F . Tt ylor, H. G onim , C. 8aunder3, and E . U nder­ w ood did n ot bat. Innings declared closed. B a r n e s . F . C . P roctor, b Rat- c’ iff .............................. 4 W . P oupart, b Ste* v e n s ............................. 24 F. M eam m , n ot ou t 13 B 10, lb 4 ............14 J. G. M. R obertson, c M essum , b T aylor 13 J. A. W a lk er,bB row n 14 G. N. L evy, b B row n 4 A. G. H . Stevens, b B row n ..................... 3 C. E . R atcliff, b T ay ­ lor .............................. 2 J. J. F ra n co, lbw , b B row n ... ............ 0 M . H. E rskine, c Brow n, b M essum 11 G. R . M ossop, not out ............ ............71 A. Bissons, c V osper, b B row n....................... 5 H . Shiireff.st H arris, b V osper ............20 A. J. F ranco, n ot out 10- B 20, n b 1 ............21 Total ........ 174