Cricket 1894

JULY 26, 1894 OBICKETs A WEESL tt BECORD OF THE eAME* 277 Y O R K S H IR E v. S O M E R S E T S H IR E . The S om ersetshire eleven, a fter being beaten by L ancashire at O ld 'r a ffo r d o n T uesday in a day, journeyed on to >- uddersfield fo r their first m atch of the season w ith Y orkshire, w h ich was fixed to com m en ce on 'I hursday. O ddly enough, the result was p recisely the sam p, and fo r the second tim e in su ccession Som ersetshire fou n d them selves w ith the unenviable d istin ction o f having a m atch begun and finished in the sam e day. S om erset­ shire w on th e toss, but the w icket, as w as on ly to be expected, did n ot play w ell after the recent rains. H irst in particular g ot up very aw kw ardly at tim es, and W ainw right and he proved so effec­ tive th a t in an hour and tw enty m inutes the innings w as over fo r a total o f 74. H irst's fow lin g figures w ere rem arkable. In thirty-one b alls he took five w ickets, and a t a cost o f only nine runs. Y orkshire in their turn began n on e too favourably, losing three g ood t atsm en in th e tw enty m inutes b efore lu ncheon fo r 26 runs. O n the resum ption, after B row n ’s dism issal, L o rd H aw ke and Peel played excellent cricket, and 55 w ere added before L ord H aw ke, w ho h ad m ade 56 o u t o f 101 w ithout a chance, w as bow led. T hen W ainw right. M oor­ house, and M ounsey w ere soon out, and w ith seven w ickets dow n fo r 123 it did n ot look a fter all as if Y orkshire w ould get a very lon g lead. Som e vigorous hitting b y H irst ju st at the finish, h ow ­ ever, w as o f great service, and w hen ih e tenth w icket fell S om ersetshire w ere 99 behind W ith just a little under an hour and a h alf left fo r play it hardly look ed as if S om ersetshire w ould t e got out a secon d tim e in the day. Still, so successful w ere H irst and W ainw right again that b y six o’clo ck eigh t w ickets had fa llen fo r 68. Som e vigorous hitting b y T yler produ ced a little excite­ m ent, but it w as soon over, and w hen he w as out at 6.25 Y orkshire had w on by an innings and five runs. H irst’s all-round crick et w as the featu re of the m atch . Besides taking ten w ickets for 53 runs, he scored 31 w ith ou t being out. S o m e r se t . F irst Inning?. Mr. V . T . B ill, cH u n ter, b H irst ......................................25 Mr. L . C. H . P alairet, c B unter, b W ainw right ... 1 Mr. W . C. F edley, c M oor­ house, b W ainw right ... 0 Mr. B . C. N- Palairet. c H unter, b W ainw right .. 1 Mr. G . F ow ler, c H unter, b H irst ................................. 11 N ichols, c Sellers, b W a io w right ...................... 0 M r. S. M . J. W ood s, c M ounsey, b Jackson ... 19 Mr. D . L . E vans, c W ain ­ w right, b H irst ... .. 10 Mr. P . T . E b don , c T u n n i­ cliffe, b H irst ...................... 1 T yler, b H irst ...................... 0 Rev. A. P. W ickh am , n ot ou t ...................................... 2 B ......................................... 1 T ota l .....................74 S econ d Innings. b H irst ............ 9 c Jackson, b W ainw right ... 7 ; Jackson, b W a in w rig h t... 18 b E irst ............ 0 b W a in w jig h t... 14 c P eel, b W a in ­ w right ............ 5 c W ain w righ 1, b H irst ............ 9 c Jackson, b H irst ............ 2 b J a ck so n ............ 5 c M oorhouse, b H irst ............2L n ot out B ... T ota l ... 94 Y o r k s h ir e . ... 9 L ord H aw ke,b W co d s 56 Mr. F . H. Jackson, and b T yler ... T unm cliffe, c R . Pal airet, b 'I y le r ............ 0 Mr. A . Sellers, b T y le r .............................1 B row n, c R . P alairet, b T yler .................... 9 Peel, c B ill, b H edley 44 W ainw right, c H ill, b H edley ..................... 4 M oorhouse, c T yler, b W o o d s .................. M ounsey, b W ood s H irst, n o t o u t .......... H unter, c E bdon, b H ed ley .................. B 4, lb 3 ............ T otal ..173 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . S o m e r se t . F irst Innings. O.M . R . W . fe e l ............. 9 2 18 0 W ainw right 13 3 42 4 H irst ........... 6.1 4 9 5 Jackson ... 2 0 4 1 S econd Innings. O. 14 17 2 M. It. W. 4 43 4 4 44 5 0 3 1 Y o r k sh ir e . Tyler Hedley O. M. R . W . = * O. M . R . W . .2 1 4 68 4 | W ood s ...13243 3 . 15 2 5 37 3 I N ichols82 18 0 K E N T v. N O T T S . T h e early part o f th e m a tch betw een these coun ties, begun at M aidstone on T hursday, had gone so m u ch in favour o f K ent that th* ir defeat seem ed very im probable. In th is case, as it was, the unexpected happened, and N otis played up so w ell th a t th e result w as a m ost creditable v ictory fo r them w ith only 13 runs in hand. O w ing to rain a start could n ot b e m ade till p a st one o ’clock , and then N otts, w ho w ent in first, found rungetting so difficult again st W a lter H earne and M artin that the innings on ly realised 47. T hanks to th e batting o f Mr. M ason and M essrs. W ilson and P erkins, th e N otts to ta l w as passed by K ent in a little over h a lf an hour, and w ith only tw o batsm en out. Perkins h it w ith ju dgm en t as w ell as vigour, and his 45 w as decidedly th e featu re of th e innings. A fter his dism issal little w as done, and w ith the fall o f the tenth w icket, play ceased fo r the day, w ith K ent 63 to th e good on the one innings played. On F riday m orn in g the K ent fielding w as som ew hat faulty, and a life in the deep field to G unn w hen he had m ade seven proved very ex­ pen sive. L ater on he ou gh t to have beer stum ped, and this d ou ble m istake had a great influence on the result. A s it was, he w as in fo r tw o h ou rs and forty m in u tes, an excellent innings under the circum stan ces. W alter H earne again bow led w ith great success. H is record for th e m atch w as tw elve w ickets for 72 runs. W ith 66 to w in K en t’s v ictory seem ed fa irly certain. In spite, how ever, o f A lec H earne’s v a tch fu l batting, seven w ickets w ere dow n fo r 35, o f w hich H earne’s share w as 23. A little free hitting b y M r. M ar- ch a n t im p roved K ent’s ch a n ces slightly, bu t as M artin and W alter Bearne on ly added 3 betw een them , th e gam e w as soon over, leaving N otts v ictoriou s b y 13 runs, as b efore stated. F low ers and A ttew ell bow led unchanged. T he form er, though, had m u ch the better figures, as h is seven w ickets only cost 24 runs. N o t ts . F irst Innings. Mr. J. A D ixon, c M ason, b M artin ............................. M r. R H. H ow itt, b M artin F low ers, b W . H earne ... G unn, run ou t .................... M r. C. W . W right, b W . H earne ............................. D aft, c W . H earne, b M ar­ tin .................................... ... M r. J. S. R obin son , b M a r t in ................................... A ttew ell, c W eigall, b W . H earne ............................. Pike, b W . H earne ............ Baguley, n ot o u t ................... M ee, c P erkins, b W . H earne ............................. B ...................................... S econd Innings. T otal 8 b W . H earne .. 10 0 b W . H earne .. 16 14 b W . F earne .. 0 11 b W . H earne .. 49 1 b W . H eam e ... 8 1 c W ilson, b A H earne ........... 3 1 b A. H eam e 2 7 b W . H eam e .. 3 0 b W . H earne .. 11 0 st A tkins, b M ar tin ..................... 0 2 n et ou t ........... 0 7 B 15, lb 5 .. £0 47 T otal ...128 K e n t . F irst Innings. Mr.J.R M ason, c Baguley, b Attew ell .............................11 A . H earne, b F low ers ... 5 Mr. L . W ilson , b F low ers 20 M r.T.N . Perkins, c W right, b B a g u le y ................... ... 45 M r. G . J. V . W eigall, b B aguley ............................. 9 M r. W. H . P atterson, b A ttew ell ............................. 4 Mr. F . M. A tkins, c and b A ttew ell ............................. 0 E asby, b B aguley ............ 1 M r. F . M archant, c M ee, b A ttew ell ............................. 6 M artin, run o u t .................... 4 W . H earne, n ot o u t ............ 0 B ...................................... 5 S econd Innings. c and b A ttew ell 0 c D ixon, b A tte­ w ell .................... 23 b F lo w e r s ............ 1 lbw , b A ttew ell 3 b F lo w e rs ............ 8 c and b F low ers 0 c P ike.b F low ers 0 b F lo w e rs ............ 0 n o t out ............14 b F lo w e r s ............ 3 c H ow itt, b F lo w e r s ............ 0 T otal ...110 T ota l 52 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . N o t ts . F irst Innings. O. M. R . W . M artin ............22 15 11 4 W . H earne ... 2'.3 9 29 5 S econd Innings. O. M . R W . ... 37 19 fO 1 ... 41.419 43 7 A. H earne 17 8 15 2 A tte w e ll... F low ers ... B agu’ey ... M e e ............ K e n t . F irst Innings. O. M. R . W . ... 17 4 41 4 ... 16 3 33 2 ... 19 8 29 3 ... 4 3 2 0 S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . . ... 16 7 28 3 . ... 15.4 4 24 7 P A L L IN G S W IC K v. M .C.C. & G R O U N D .— P layed at E a st A cton on July 16. PALLIKGSWICK. E. M . H am ilton, b W h ite sid e ................... 2 H. J. P iper, st T urner, b A . H earne ............17 B ev. A . Leach, b W h itesid e ............ 0 F. Furner, b W h ite­ sid e ............................ 26 M arlow , b A. H earne 5 C. D e W in ton , Ibw, b A. H ea rn e.................... 3 C. H. C am pbell, run ou t ............................. B. Shaikh,c P alm er, b H earne ............ L . W alker, b B u m s F. S. M ayo, n o t out A . J. Carter, b B urns B ............................. T otal ... eo A. M .C.C. H earne, lbw , b ... 1C9 M arlow ............ ... 33 Burns, e W alker, b M arlow .................... 59 T otal R . w . N icholls, c M ayo, b M arlow ... W h itesid e, C. B . Palm er, M ajor Pochin, C. E dlm ann, G. W .T u rn er, E . P . D aniel), and ti. W. R ick etts did n ot ta t. & G . H. W . Cobb, n o t o u t 1 B 7, lb 1 ............ 8 P A L L IN G S W IC K v. M ID D L E S E X H O S P IT A L — P layed at E ast A cto n on July 17. M id d le se x H o sp it a l . R. H . M ornem ent, c Stevens, b Cam pbell 14 A. Baker, b Cam pbell 26 E . H em in g.c M ayo, b C a m p te ll..................... 8 E . H . Berridge, run ou t ............................. 85 H . W . W heeler, c P ip er, b D e W in ton 13 H. H . L an gd on , b M e lh u ish .................... 0 C. B a scom te, b Mel- huish .....................£9 T. E . T en ch , lbw , b C am p Veil ............ 8 H . E . E llery, n o t out 4 J. W ood h ou se, lbw , b C a m p b e ll............ 1 J. J. Day, c Furner, b Campbell ............ 0 B 9, w 3, nb 2 ...1 4 T otal ..152 P a llin g sw ic k . First Innings. H. J. Piper, b M orne­ m ent .............................. Rev. A. L each , b 8 M ornem ent ............23 F. F urner, b Bas- com b e ..................... 1 C. De W in ton , c Tench, b B ascom ^e 3 F. S. Baajo, b Bas- com be.......................... 1 R . A. M elhuish, b M orm m en t ... ... 5 C. H . C am pbell, b M ornem ent ............ A. H . Stevens, c and b B a sco m b e ............ T . W . H utchinson, b M ornem ent A. J. C arter, n ot ou t A . B . D am pier, c Baker, b M om c- m en t ..................... B 2, lb 1 ............. T o t a l ............49 In th e S econd In n in gs P iper scored (n ot out) 54, L each, b Berridge 5, Carter (not out) 23 ; b 8, lb ?.—T otal, 92. P A L L IN G SW IC K v. D U L W IC H .—P layed at E ast A cton on July 19. P a llin g s w ic k . b F. M oir, c and b H e a sm a n ....................87 C. D e W inton, b T re g e lla s.................... 2 F .F urner,lbw ,b H eas­ m an .............................64 E . A. Collins, b Heas­ m an .............................. 5 H . W. Burnside, b M orris .................... 1 P. L ancaster, c B rierly, b M orris ... 3 C .H .C am pbell.not ou t 48 D u l w ic h . A. J. Carter, M orris ..................... 4 T. Pearson, b M orris 16 F .S. M ayo, c B row n, b D a r b y ..................... 7 G. F . G riffin, run ou t ............................. 0 B 10,1b 6, w 1, n b 1 18 T otal ...255 B. W . H easm an, b C am pt eU ..................... 2 C. P . Tregellas, b C a m p b ell.................... 27 H. W. W heeJer, lbw , b C o llin s .....................18 H. D arby, c M oir, b C ollins ............... 0 W . M orris, b C ollins 32 A. H. R einhan dt, b C a m p b ell.................... 5 H .M . M arks.b CollinB 11 T . C. Brierley, c and b D e W in ton ............80 E . H . H easm an, b M o ir............................. 13 J. B row n, n ot ou t ... 2 F. H untley, b D e W in t o n ..................... 0 B 6 nb 1 ............ 7 T otal ...147 P A L L IN G SW IC K v. E R R 1T IC S .—Played at E ast A cton on July 20. E rratics . b J. W esth oip e, b W alker .....................11 P. B arrow er, lbw , b C a m pb ell.................... 6 R . J. Bivens, b Chees- m a n ............................. 31 J. P rice, b M arlow ... 38 M. J. W ells, » M aijow . 26 EJ. D unster, c Chees- ~ m an, b M arlow ... 38 N. V . N orm an, M arlow ..................... 0 F. S. Mayo, b M arlow 0 A.J.Clarke, b M arlow 30 C. P. K eeling, n ot ou t 0 A. J . Carter, c Chees- m an, b C lem ence 2 B 20, lb 5, w 3 ,n b l 29 T otal