Cricket 1894

JULY 19, 1894 PICKET § A WEEKLY RECORJ? OF '.VHE GAME, 263 F IF T E E N T H M A T C H — v. G L A S G O W AN D D IS T R IC T . F ollow in g up their su ccess at the en d o f last w eek at E dinburgh, th e S outh A frican cricketers secured th eir se on d v ictory iu S cotland at G lasgow yesterday, w hen they beat a lo ca l team b y an ion in g s and 3 5 ru »s. T he credit o f this success belon eed chiefly to M essrs. Sew ell, Row e,' and G lov«r. T he grou n d w as suffering at the out­ set from the effects o f t e recent rain fall, and the gam e w as n ot com p leted w ithout interruption from the w et. Mr. R ow e w as particularly sucess- fu l w ith th e b all fo r th e S outh A fricans. H is thirteen w ickets only cost 52 runs. G lasg o w a n d D ist r ic t . F irst Innings. Second Innings. M r. W. G . Crum , b R ow e 0 c M ills, b R ow e 3 M r. J. f arrick, c H earne, b R ow e .......................... 0 n ot out ... ... 10 Mr. W .Jow ett. c H alliw ell, b G over .......................... 3 c Castens, b R ow e ............. 0 D avies, b G lover ........ 2 c G lover, b R ow e .........14 Mr. H . S pence, c R o u t­ ledge, b K o w e ................. 6 b G lover ...........20 M r. J H . M iller, b G lover 3 b R ow e .............. 0 T ripney, n o t o u t ..............31 c H al iw e'l, b R ow e .........14 M r J. H . E d m iston, c Castens, b R ow e .......... 8 c C astens, b R ow e ............. 0 M acD ougall, b G lover ... 2 st H alliw ell, b G lover ............. 0 M r. W . J. R eid, c Parkin, b R aw e ........................15 b K e m p is ............... 0 Mr. A . N . H unter, lbw , b R o w e ........................... 3 c R outledge, b R ow e ............. 0 B ...................................... 1 B ...................... 2 T otal 74 S outh A frican s . T o ta l ... 63 M r. C. G lover c and b D a v ie s .................... M r. D . P arkin, b D avies .................... Mr. G . K em pis, c Carrick, b D avies M r. G. R ow e, n ot out Mr. D . C. D avey, lbw , b S pen ce ............ 9 M ills, b D a v ie s ...........19 M r. E H alliw ell, c Jow ett, b D avies ... 5 M r. T . R outledge, b Spence .................... 15 Mr. C. O. Sew ell, c B H unter, b D avies .. 79 F. H earne, b D avies 8 T otal M r. H. H . Castens, c M ’D ougall.bH unter 9 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . G lasg o w a n d D ist r ic t . ... 13 F irst Innings. O. M. R ow e G lover P arkin M ills Spence H unter , 25 11 25 6 S econd Innings. R . W . O. M . R . W . , 17 5 3 ... 17 4 ... 5 1 27 7 2 4 11 1 K em pis 12 S ou th A fr ic a n s . O. M. R W . O. M. R . W . 31 8 77 2 I D avis ...2 5 .4 1 1 34 7 12 3 34 1 |J ow itt ... 3 0 11 0 M R. T . W . G IR D L E S T O N E ’S X L v. R . M. C. S T A F F .—P layed at Sunningdale S chool on July 17. M r . T . W . G irdlestone ’ s X I. A. D affen, ran out ... E . T . E tlinger, b W ith a m ..................... S. F. M ott, b Luehing- ton .............................S 0 . T . C ooke, b W it­ ham ............................. R ev . F . Atkinson, c and b C ooper-K ey ( J. A. B erners, c Strau- benzee, b Cooper- K ey ............................. J . A. C rocker,b W yn- y a r d .............................12 R . N ares, c W yn- yard, b Cooper- K ey ............................. 3 E . W . Piper, b Jopp 23 W . M . C ooke, not ou t .............................42 T . W . G irdlestone, b J o p p ............................ 3 B 11, lb 1, w 1 ... 13 Capt. V an Strauben- zee, run ou t ............ C apt. L ushington, c A tkinson, b D affen Cap*. E. G . W ynyard, lbw , b D a ffe n ............ Capt. Cooper-K ey, b A tk in s o n .................... M ajor B aiter, b D af­ fen ............................. M ajor G atliff, o D af­ fen, b A tkinson ... R . M. C. S t a f f . First Innings. T o til ...202 Colonel Jopp, b D affen ..................... C apt. M oirison, b A tkinson ............ Colonel Ferguson, n ot o a t .................... Capt. B olton, b D affen ..................... W itharo, absent h a r t ............................. B 1,1b 5 ............ T otal ............83 In the Second Innings V an S traubenzee scored (not out) 10, W ynyard (n o t out) 60, F eigusson, b Crocker 3 ; w 2.—Total, 75 O l d B o r s ’ r. S u m n e r .— P layed on the ground of the form er at N easden on baturday last. A n oth er defeat fo r the O.B.C.C., this tim'd b y 28 rang. B oth t£ftm& pldsod shoft. E tores—O ld BoyB, 82; Sam ner, 6D. ^ D E R B Y S H IR E v. S U R R E Y . D erbyshire w as sadly out o f lu ck on the occa ­ sion of the return m a tch w ith Surrey, w h ich ought to have been com m en ced at D erby on M onday. H eavy rain prevented the delivery o f a ta ll that day, and on the follow in g m orning, ow ing to cir­ cum stances over w hich the D erbyshire authorities had n o control, they had som e difficulty i a com ­ pleting their eleven. E vans, w ho had been b ow l­ ing w ell in recent m atches, fou n d h im self too unw ell at the last m om ent to play, and to m ake m atters w orse H ulm e w as so in censed at a rem ark m ade to him by a professional of h is ow n side that he absolutely refused, in spite o f every argum ent, to take part in th e m atch. B esides this pair, M r. S. H. E vershed w as still unable to play, so that D erbyshire w as in a rather bad w ay. In this em ergency th e executive had to fa ll back on Mr. W . B. D olacom be and W iddow son, a grou n d m an w h o had beea bow ing wi h som e success in loca l m atch es. Mr. W . W . R ead w on the toss fo r Surrey, w h o w ere w ith ou t M r.K ey and L ock w ood , and although Ihe w icket w as slow ^nd never very easy, th e D erby­ shire eleven had a 1 >ng outin g. A yres and A bel w ere in nearly h a lf an hour fo r 12, b u t Mr. J ephson and A bel m a de a better show , and 42 w ere added before th e am ateur w as caught. A bel, w ho had been m eanw hile m issed at slip, had B rockw ell as his n ext partner, and w ith tw o in terruptions, one fo r lunch, the oth er o f forty m inu tes from rain, th e partnership, w h ich had lasted an hour and a half, realised £5 runs. M aurice Read, w ho cam e next, in trodu ced som e life in to the g im e, and although pla y had tw ice to be suspended fro m show ers, runs a fter a tim e cam e freely. A bel, stim ulated b y his partner’s exam ple, played faster cricket, and at the end of the day the tw o batsm en w ere still in, having then added 133. Abel, w ho had been b a tticg fo r nearly five hours, w as n ot ou t 112, and Bead n o to u t 74. R a in p evented a ' esum ption yesterday b efore noon,and then R ead, w ho had added 10 was cau gh t at the w icket.H eh ad played free and attrac­ tive crick et and his 84 w as w ithout a blem ish. A bel also added ten b efore his tim e cam e. H e was batting altogether fo r five hours, and taking into a ccou n t the fa ct that the w icket w as slow and the various interruptions from rain, his 1?2 w as alto­ gether a h ghly com m en d able display of w atchful cricket, under n ot th e m ost favou rable circu m ­ stances. E ven then, the end w as n o t at hand, and indeed 62 w ere added before the innings, w hich had lusted nearly seven hours, ca m e to a close. A s Surrey w ere i.ot ou t till half-past three oV lock. there w as no ch an ce o f finishing th e m atch . Still there w as tim e en ou gh to get D erbyshire out once, and w ith th e com p letion o f th eir in nings the m atch w as draw n. B agshaw m ade 28, Chatter­ ton carried ou t his b a t fo r th e sam e num ber. N one o f the rest, how ever, did a nything against the bow ling of R ich a rd son and Sm ith, and the aggregate only am oun ed to 89 T h e tw o bow lers nam ed, divided the ten w ickets equally, though Sm ith had rather the better figures. On the one innings played, Surrey had an advantage o f 242 runs. S u r r e y . A el, c Sugg, b B ag­ shaw .............................122 Ayres, c MalthOuse, b D a v id s o n ..................... 8 M r. D . L . A. Jephson, c W alker, b Sugg . 1 3 B rockw ell,b D avidson 23 M . R ead, c Storer, b B a g s h a w ....................84 Street, b D avidson ... 23 H ayw ard not ou t ... 31 Mr. W . W . R ead, c M arsden, b D avid­ son ... ............ Sm ith, c D avidson, b B agshaw ............ M arshall, c Sugg, b D avidson ............ R ichardson, c and b B ag .'haw B 6, lb 1, w 5 ,n b 1 13 T otal 331 D e r b y sh ir e . M r. L . G . W right, c [ W . Sugg, c and b R ic h a r d s o n ........... 2 W id dow son .b S m 'th 1 Mr. G . A. M arsden, 0 M arshall, b R ich ­ ardson ............ M althouse, b R ich a rd­ son ............ ... 6 B agshaw . c W . R ead, b Sm ith .....................28 Storer, b S m ith ............ 0 D avidson,st M arshall, b Sm ith ... ...............10 C hatterton, not ou t... 28 B O W L IN G b R ich ard son M r.W .B D elacom be, b R ich a rd son M r G . G . W alker, c W . R ead, b Sm ith B ?, lb 1 ............ T otal A N A L Y S IS . ... 89 D avidson W alker S o r r e y , O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . M althoase 17 7 26 0 D ela com b e 4 0 17 0 B agshaw 24 1 5 43 4 77 45100 5 43 17 74 0 C hatterton 16 2 42 0 F ugs:........... 11 4 17 1 W alker baw led on e w ide and one n o -ta ll and D ela com b e fou r w ides. D e r b y sh ir s . O. M .R . W . O. M . R . W . R ichardson 26 6 525 |Sm ith ... 23.1 14 34 5 P layin g fo r 8oham , v. F ord h am , at Fordham recently, W. F . Reddaw ay perform ed the “ hat trick ” in his first over, ana captured in all six wicktetB fjt tw o runs. In the Eecbnfl innings he tobk in etftfal ntim bfef Kt a fcligh ly gW ater cost, S oham winning b y innings and 30 runs. Y O R K S H IR E v. W A R W IC K S H IR E . A fte r the ex cel’ent show m ade t y th e W arw ick­ shire eleven in th e first m atch at birm in gh am , it w as oniy natural that a ddition al in terest shuuld be cen tred in the return, begun at bheffi^ld cn M onday. U nfortunately, the rain w h ich p re­ vailed over E ngland that day affected tb e ground m aterially, so that the crick et w as n ot seen under the sam e con d ition s as at B irm ingham . A co m ­ m encem ent w as n ot po3sible till nearly fou r o ’clo ck on M onday afternoon and th en W arw ick­ shire, w ho had w on th e toss, w ere in and out w ithin the tim e that rem ained. T h e batsm en had n ot, as can b e im agined, a very essy task c f it, and th e innings, w h ich lasted alt gether tw o hours and a quarter, was chiefly notable fo r the free hitting o f D iver and L illey, and the careful crick et o f W . G. Q uaife, w ho w as in an h ou r and a h a lf fo r 20 Pt’el took five w ickets fo r 29, and F o?ter fou r fo r the sam e num ber. On T uesday m orning, th ou , h the w icket w as difficult, the Y orkshire < atsm en were m ostly seen to fair advantage. H irst and H un­ ter, w h o had been pu t in fo r the te 1 m inutes over­ night, scored freely 011 the resum ption, and the fo r­ m er b y vigorous hitting m ade 2 / o f 44 got on the fa ll o f th e first w icket. Still, P allett’s bow ling required a lo t o f w atching, and h a lf the side w ere ou t fo r an addition o f only 34 runs. Subsequently, how ever, the b est crick et o f the day w as s.en , and besides P eel, M oorhouse, L ord H aw ke, and M ou osey ,T e iton, o f Castleford, w ho had taken M r. F . S. J ack son ’s p lace in th e eleven, and F oster m ade a useful staod, th e last w icket adding 36. P allett, w h o kept up an end through­ out, aud took six w ickets, really bow led better th a n his figures w ould im p ly. W arw ickshire, w ho w ere in a m in ority o f 113 on the first innings, had m ade six runs w ith ou t the loss o f a w icket, w hen heavy rain stopped play as it proved fo r the day. M ore rain fell in Sheffield yesterday m orning, and the gam e cou id n o t be resum ed till fou r o'clock . E ven then it seem ed as if :th ere w ou ld 1e suffi­ cien t tim e to finish the m atch, and W ainw right, helped b y the w icket, bow led with tu ch effect, th a t eight w ickets w ere dow n fo r 53 W h en the gam e w as apparen tly lost, how ever, Shilton and P allett becam e pattners, and their plucky cricket s*ved the side from defeat. T he gam e at th j finish w as draw n, W arw ickshire still w anting 35 runs to save th e in nings w ith tw o w ickets in hand. W arw ick sh i b e . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. M r. H . W . C am bridge, c and b H irst .................... 0 c Tun nicliffe, b E i st ... ... 23 D iver, b F o s t e r ..................... 30 b W aiaw right ... 4 W. G Q uaife. b P eel 20 b P e e l.................... 3 W elter Q uaife, c H aw ke, b F oster ............................. 3 c H unter, b P eel 4 L aw , c and b P eel ............ 1 run ou t ............ V M r. L . C. D ocker, b P eel... 6 st tiuater.b P eel 0 L i ley, c s u r , b F oster ... 23 lbw . b P eel 5 Santalt, b F oster ............ 8 c W ainw right, b B irst ............ 2 S hilton, c H irst, b Teel ... 5 not ou t ............ 16 P allett, lbw , b P eel ............ 1 n ot ou t ............ 10 W hitehead, n ot o u t ............ 0 B .............................. ... 9 B 4 , lb 1 ... 5 T o ta l .....................105 T otal ... 78 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. H irst, lbw , b S h ilton 27 M oorhouse, lbw , b H unter, b P allett ... 17 P allett ..................... 21 T u nicliffe, c D ocker, L ord H aw ke,bP al ett 14 b S h ilt o n ........................13 M ounsey, b P a 'lett 17 B row n, c L illey, b D enton, b P allett ... 22 P allett ............ - . 1 0 F oster, n ot ou t ... 25 W ain w righ t,cS an tall, I B 6, lb 8 ...............14 b S h ilt o n ...................... 2 — P eel b Santall ............36 T o ta l ... ,,.218 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . W a r w ic k sh ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. O. M . R . W .O. M. R . W . W ainw right 16 8 24 0 ... ... 23 15 20 1 H irst ............ 9 5 14 1 ............. 17 14 5 2 F oster ............ 14 5 29 4 ............. 6 2 10 0 P eel ............ 20.2 7 29 5 ............. 34 15 38 4 Y o r k sh ir e . O. M . R , W . O. M . R . W. P a llttt ...4 2 .2 1 6 84 6 IW h ite h e id 9 1 38 0 S antall ... 7 4 17 1 |S h ilton ... 26 3 65 3 T h e old H arrow B lae, V. T h om pson , and H . J. S alm on, last year’s B anstead captain , playing for N ew castle-on-T yne v. W alsen d, scored 48 in 14 m inu te j on S aturday. T h re e D ozen O r d e r of G oin g - in C arps w ith latest im provem ents, together w ith W ooden Case fdr hanging u p in P avilion or tent, s^nt on receip t o f 2/9 by th6 o f th is Pit^er, 41 St. A ndrew ’s H ill, D o c t o r ’ C om m ons, E.C