Cricket 1894

26 0 CRICKET i A WEEKLY RECORD OF SHE GAME; JULY 19, 1894 Y O R K S H IR E v. E 3 S E X . T h ou gh u ntilnearly the finish o f Y orkshire’s first i .nings, the play in the return m a tch betw een t lese counties, begun at H alifax on T hursday, did n ot fa vou r either m u ch , th e gam e subsequently w ent all in favour o f Y orkshire. T h e first day saw t 2 com p letion of an in nings by each eleven,w ith an advantage o f ul runs to Y orkshire. 'Jh is lead w as chiefly due to th e last tw o batsm en, H irst and E arnshaw , and, indeed, th e tenth w icket added no less than 61 runs. On F riday, thougli th e gam e w as several tim es in terrupted b y rain, the cricket generally w as fu ll o f interest. T h e early batsm en o f E ssex fared bad ly in the m orning, and though M r. O w en and B urns pu t on 55 fo r th e fifth partnership, w hen the sixth fell the in-side w ere on ly 31 on S om e vigorou s h itt'n g by M essrs. K ortright and H iggins resulted in the a ddition o f 50 in a little over h a lf an hour, and as M ead and M r. H eatley assisted the scora to the tune o f 43 fo r th e ninth w icket, th e total ultim ately reached 391. M r. K ortrigh t’s t2 in clu ded tw o h its from W ain w righ t fo r six apiece Y orkshire w ent in soon after five o ’clo ck on F riday fo r th e fou rth innings, w ith 144 to w in. T u n n icliffe w as ou t at 16, but w ith C harlesw orth and B row n in, run s cam e fast, and th e result w as soon pla ced b eyon d doubt. T h e tw o players nam ed p u t on 53, and B row n and W ain w righ t added 67 fo r th e nexc w icket. T he first hour had produ ced 100 runs, and in tw enty- five m inu tes m ore the m a tch w as over, leavin g the v ictory w ith Y orkshire b y seven w icbets. B row n played very fine crick et fo r his 57 n ot out. E sse x . F irst Innings. M r. W . J. G ray, b W a in ­ w righ t .. ............................. 1 C arpenter, b F o s t e r ............29 M r. H . G . O w en, b P eel ... 1 M r. H . H ailey, frP eel 12 B urns, H irst T unnicliffe, b ...................................12 S econ d Innings. b W a in w rig h t... 3 b W a iu w rig h t... 5 c M oorhouse, b F oster ............37 c T u nnicliffe, b P e e l..................... 2 ; M illigan, F oster ... M r.G .T .H iggins, c Charles- w orth, b F oster ............ 4 b Fo3ter M r C. J. K ortright, c H irst, b W ainw right ... 5 Itussell, n ot o u t .....................31 M r A . E . H eatley, b F o 3 te r 7 M ead, b W ain w righ t ... 12 Mr. M. B erkley, b W a in ­ w right ...................................... 5 B ...................................... 1 b ... 31 ... 26 .. 32 b b P e e l............ c M oun seyt W a in w righ t ... 3 n o t ou t ............33 c C harlesw orth, b P eel ............37 b P e e l. B . T ota l ... ...120 T o ta l ..194 Y orksh ire.— -F irst Innings. C harlesw orth, b K ort- w right .......................19 T u n n icliffe, c R ussell, b K ortrigh t ............ 0 B row n , c H eatley, b K o rtrig h t.................... 8 W ain w righ t,bB erkley 28 P eel, st R ussell, b B erkley .......................33 M ou n soy, c B urns, b B erkley ..................... 0 M oorh ou se, c H e t- ley, b M e a d ............11 M r. F. W . M i ligan, c and b B erkley ... 0 F irst, n ot ou t ... ... 39 F oster, c and b B e r k le y ..................... 0 E arnshaw , c F ea t- ley, b Berkley ... 23 B 6 lb 1 ............ 7 T otal ............171 In th e S econd Innings C harlesw orth scored c H eatley, b B erkley 30, T u nnicliffe, c C arpenter, b M ead 11, B row n (n ot o u t; 57, W ainw right, c R upsell, b O w en 35, P eel (n ot ou t) 10; lb 1.— T otal, 144. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . E sse x . F irst Innings. O. M . R W . P e e l..................... 20 11 19 2 W a in w rig h t... 22.1 U 24 4 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . H irst M oorhoues F oster ... , 14 , 5 . 11 , 80.3 13 . 17 . 12 30 1 6 0 40 3 ............ 9 M illigan ... 4 45 3 13 0 Y orkshire , F irst Innings. O. K oftrig h t ... 24 M ead ............22 B e r k le y ............12 M . R . W . 52 3 62 1 ... . £0 6 ... . B urns H eatley . O w en Second Innings. O. M . R . W . 26 0 53 1 0 35 1 0 32 0 0 30 0 1 8 1 T h e 2nd X I o f Q uernm ore S ch ool, B rom ley, again added another brillian t v ictory to th eir list on July 4, defeating H ornbrook b o u se S chool, ChiBlehurst, b y an innings, seven w ickets, and 63 runs. T h e m atch was played at B ickley Park. S U R R E Y v. L E IC E S T E R S H IR E . R a in interfered so m aterially w ith th :s m atch, begun at the O val on '1 huraday, th a t w hen stum ps w ere finally draw n on Saturday afternoon on ly eighteen w ickets h a d fallen. T h e rain fall of T hursday m orning caused the ground to be slow at th e outset, and, in w inning the toss, it look ed as if L eicestersh ire w ould get a t ig advantage. A s it was, excepting the captain , w ho w hile he w as in m ade 47 o u t o f 74 w ith ch aracteristic vigour, n o one else offered any real resistance to the Surrey b ow l­ ing. R ichardson, w ho had n ot played since the M iddlesex m atch at L o rd ’s, reappeared in the Surrey eleven, and w ith success. T h ou gh he w as n ot p u t on till 53 had been g ot, he took fo u r o f the last eight w ickets, and at a cost o f on ly eleven runs. T he innings, w hich, ow ing to the w et, did n ot begin till ten m inu tes past fou r o ’clock, had lasted a little over tw o hours ith on ly five m inu tes left fo r play, M r. K ey sent in R ich ard son and M arshall, and w hen P ough er b ow led the latter in his first over, stum ps w ere draw n fo r the day. On F riday, ow ing to th e rain, play w as lim ited to tw o sh ort period s of tw enty and ten m inutes. Still, this h a lf hour, w hich produ ced 24 runs, w as fa tal to th ree m ore Surrey batsm en, Abel, A yres, and R ichardson, th e la st tw o o f th em stupidly run out. W ith on ly i7 up fo r fou r w ickets, th in gs did n ot look pa rticu ­ larly w ell fo r Surrey w hen a start w as m ade on Saturday m orning, and w ith M essrs. R ead and J eph son dism issed fo r an addition o f fou r­ teen the advantage seem ed to be all w ith L eicestersh ire. Som e very fine cricket by B rock ­ w ell and M aurice R ead, how ever, entirely altered th e appearance o f th e gam e. T h e w icket w as all again st run-getting, and P ough er bow led w ith such ju dgm en t th a t the batsm en had every­ thin g again st them . E xcep tin g one alm ost im p os­ sible chance to B rockw ell, though, neither m ade a m istake, and 68 had been added w hen R ead w as ca u gh t at the w icket, M r. K ey had hardly com e in before rain began to descend heavily, and w ith a subsequent hailstorm , th e ground w as soon in parts under water. P lay w as stopped soon after one o ’clock , and though, a fter abou t tw o hours, th e sunl cam e out, th e w icket up to nearly five o ’clo ck had recovered so little that it w as deter­ m ined to give up the gam e. A t the finish, Surrey w ere tw enty on w ith tw o w ickets to fall. L eices­ tershire w ere w ithout M r. G . W . H illyard and W arren. L eicestershire . Mr. C. E . de Trafford, c M arshall, b R ich ­ ardson .................... 47 H olland, b L ock w ood 9 T om lin , c W . R ead, b Sm ith ..................... 4 C hapm an, c A bel, b Sm ith ....................12 P ough er, b Sm ith ... 0 M r D . L orrim er, b R ich a rd s m ............ 0 M r. G. E . R udd, c M arshall, b R ich ­ ardson ... ... 3 W ood cock , b R ich ­ ardson ..................... 0 W alton, c M arshall, b B rockw ell ... . 13 W hitesid e,cR ich ard - son, b L och w ood ... 8 R andon, n ot ou t ... 0 B ............................. 1 S urrey . T otal ... 97 R ead, c W hiteside, b P o u g h e r.....................44 L ock w ood , c L o rri­ m er, b W a lton ... 0 M r. K . J. K ey, n ot ou t ............................. 3 B ............................. 5 T otal ...117 R ich ard son , run ou t 2 M arshall, b P ough er 8 A bel, c L orrim er, b P ou gh er ..................... 4 A yres, run o u t ............30 B rockw ell. n ot o u t ... 43 Mr. W . W . R ead, c W a lton , b P ou gh er 1 M r. D . L . A . Jephson, c W hiteside, b W a lton ..................... 2 F . S m ith did n ot bat. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . S urrey . O. M .R . W. O. M . R . W W o o d co ck 30 328 0 | R udd ... 4 1 11 0 P ou gh er... 24 3041 4 | R an don .. 2 0 6 0 W a lto n ... 30 323 2 | L eicestershire . O. M .R . W . O . M . R . W . L o ck w o o d 33.1 3 33 2 | Richard* S m ith ... 20 645 3 1 son ... 12 j B rockw ell 5 7 11 3 7 RICH M O N D v. C H IS W IC K P A R K .-P la y e d at C hisw ick Park on July 11. R ich m o n d . F .P .F ra n cis.c L yons, b T uke .....................14 E . A . B ush, b D aw es 11 H.C. P reece, b Turner G4 W .W .B row n ,b C larke 35 H .B .D nhr,ra,b Clarke 0 R , W . Burrows, c M oran, b D aw es ... 4 H . S. G re.v ee,b T uke 43 E . W . Ball, not out ... 63 R . N. H incks, c John­ stone, b R eisch a ch 2 P. F. W iigby, not out 5 B 33, W 1 ............34 T o ta l............ W . F rith and N. R oberts did not tat. ...245 A .W .W atson, c Frith, b D enham ............ 7 J. Clarke, c and b D e n h a m ..................... 4 C. M. Tuke, c Francis, b D tnham ............12 L.JobnsoD , c Francis, b D enham ............ 4 C ccil Turner, b F rancis .................... 18 K. D aw es, D . Bird, and C h isw ick P ark . G. A. R eischach , c Ball, b D enham ... 3 W . E. Mot an, n ot out 15 G . L yons, c D enham , b F rancis.....................35 S. Farr, not o u t............ 2 B 3, lb 5 ............ 6 T otal.....................86 W . W alker did not bat. Q U E R N M O R E H O U SE SCH OOL (2) v. F O R E S T H IL L (2).—P layed a t P laistow cn July 11. Q u ern m o re (tf). C. Pow is, run out P. H am on d, c W aid, b Sm alley ............ 9 S. D yas, c Cooko, b W a rd ............................. 4 R . C azeaux, c Cottell, b W ard .................... 0 C. H . T ow nend, run on t .............................51 S. C azeaux, c W ard, b Sm alley ............ 6 T otal W. Arm strong, b F a w c e t t ..................... F o r e s t H il l (2) O. F ow ls, lbw , b F a w c e tt..................... C. E . K elly, lfcw, b F aw cett ..................... E Carsley, c C ooke, b Faw cett ............ ... A . Strudw ick, n ot ou t ..................... B 4, w 7, n b 3 ... 1 ...131 W . Batem an, b R . Cazeaux ................... 32 D .C ttell.bR Cazeaux 52 G . W ard, run ou t ... 1 C. L y on , run ou t ... 0 F. Sandal), run out ... 12 B.Cooke, b S. Cazeaux 1 M. Fawcet*-, c K. C a z e a u x , b S. Cazeaux ..................... 0 A . Sm alley, b C azeaux ............ E . Sehwater, b C azeau x,............ W . Innis, not out W .A n d erson , b Cazeaux ............ W 1 ............ T otal............ S. 0 s! 2 1 r ! 0 ... 1 82 Q U E R N M O R E H O U SE SCH O O L v. F O R E S T H IL L .—Played at P laistow on July 11. Q uernm ore . W . H. E lder, b P ow ell H. D. P ow is, c Salter, b G lo v e s ................... 8 D .C. H arvey, c Jones, b G ro v e s ....................21 L . P . G. Jezzi, b P ow ell .....................27 G . C. M orgaD, c M atthew s,b G roves 0 T. H . E dey, b G roves 0 T o t a l. H. R . M. G roves, c and b P o w e ll............21 F orest H il l . W . L . E ngelhardt, b F aw cett ..................... R . Eckford, c Preen, b P o w e ll..................... W . S trudw ick,not out P . S trudw ick, c P ow ell, b F aw cett W 2, n b 3 ............ W .E liot.c Sbrudwick, b J ezzi .................... 15 H P reen, in n ou t ... 9 P .W ard, b H arvey ... 4 F. P ow ell, b H arvey 0 S. F aw cett, c J ezz1, b H a rv e y .................... 2 C. P ow ell, c Engel- b ardt, b Harvey ... 0 A. S h ortr, run ou t ... 1 F . Salter, run ou t ... E . Jonea. c G roves, b H arvey ..................... F. M atthew s, b E lder H. G roves, n ot o u t ... B 2, w 1 ............ T otal..................... 1 8 H O R N S E Y v. S O U T H G A T E .-P la y e d at South- g ite on July 7. S o u th g ate . L . D . Sm ith, b D ent 9 E. R . Sugden.run ou t 17 S. W . S cott, not out... 79 A. L . K em p, b C larke 26 A . R ick etts, c aud b D a v is.............................22 A. L . F ord , c K ing, b Clarke ................ 0 J.D . W alker, c Davis, b C la r k e .................... 6 H o r n sey . and b 2 c H. B . G ripper, b C larke ..................... 8 C. Ew art, b C lark e... 1 1 W . R icketts, c T ur- bert ille,b G i o le tt... 3 E. W hite, b C arke... 8 B 4, lb 4, w 1 ... y T o t i ...£01 L . T u b ts, E w art ............ R. J. H utchinson, Sugden, b A. R ic­ k etts ..............................13 A. E . Turberville, bA. R icketts ... ... ... 20 E. J. R am sey, b A. R icketts ....................18 E . F. K ing, J. M. G ib lett T . A. N icholls, and W, H. Davis did n e t ta t. F . B . D ent, n o t out... 11 J. H. N icholls, b A. R ick e tts ..................... 2 S. L . C arke, n ot ou t 1 B 6, lb 3 ............ 9 T ota l ............76 H O R N S E Y v. C H R I3 T ’3 C O L L E G E , F IN C H ­ L E Y .—P layed at H ornsey on July 11. C h r is t ’ s C o l l e g e . 0. P . Fisher, c N ic­ holls, b G . H . Swin- s te a d .............................16 B. F . O ’D ow da, c N im m o, b G. H. Sw instead .......... 4 O. H . D avies, c N ic­ holls, b G. H . Sw in­ stead ............................. 0 C. W . K ing, b G. H . Sw instead ..........15 E . J. Pilgrim , lbw, b G . H . Sw instead ... 0 A. G. B utler, c K. H. Sw instead, b G . H . Sw instead ... ... 3 H P. T hom pson c P riestley, b Bac* m eister ..................... W . B atty, b G. H . Swinstead ............ F . M. B ox, b B a c­ m eister ..................... M . H icke, n ot ou t ... A . E . Stevens, b B a c­ m eister ............ ... B 1 , nb 2 ............ Total 44