Cricket 1894

278 C3RICKET § A W EEKLY BECOBB fe? THE 0AM E o JULY 26 , 1894 P a llin g sw ic k . J. Sm ellie, b W est- h orp e............................. 6 E. H . S. B erridge, b H arrow er....................£3 S. C heesm an, lbw , b H a rro w e r................... 9 F .F urner.b H arrow er 38 M arlow , c N orm an, b H arrow er.................... 70 L . W alker, c P rice, b H arrow er.................... 5 P . L ancaster, b H arrow er ............ C. H. C am pbell, lbw, b P rice ..................... C. d e W in to n .n o to u t T . C lem eccp, n o t out B 1«, lb 2, n b 2 ... 20 T otal.. ...177 G . T . Griffin did n ot ta t. P A L L IN G S W IC K v. V A M P IR E S .—P layed at E a st A cton on July 21. V a m pir e s . G . J. G roves, b C am pC. W . G ra h im , b b ell ............................. 83 C am pbell ............ 9 R. R . H orrow er, b A. J. Carter, c W a l­ C a m p b e ll.................... 41 ker, b B ow stead .. 0 P . E. M »yo, run out... 4 N .V .N orm an.c Dam - pier, b W alker ... G . J. M. r ox, c and b 13 C a m p b e ll..................... 0 F. S. M ayo, n ot out 0 R .S .R og ers.cl am pier, W , A. Langhorne, c b C am pbell ............ 1 D am pier.bW aJker c S. Farr, c D a m p 'er, b B ............................. 11 fcow E tead.................... 4 — M. J. W ells, b W alker 19 T c t a l ...........385 P a l l in g s w ic k , F . H. S. Berridge, b F arr ............................. 6 R. A. !\Ielhuish, b Har­ row er ............................. 12 A H f-ndem an.cG roves, b R ogers ..................... G J. B ow stead, b G roves 31 F . Furner, b R o g e rs... 0 T . C lem ence, c M a jo, b R ogers ....................' 1 C. H. C a m p tell.lb w , b N orm an .....................27 C. D e WintOD, b G roveg ..................... 4 J. H D ean D rake, b Harrow* r ............16 L . W alker, n o t ou t 16 J. D e W in ten , b R ogers ..................... 5 A . J. D am pier, b R og ers ..................... 6 B 9, lb 3, nb 2 ... 14 T .t a l ...116 C 3 A R L T O N P A R K v. F O R E S V H IL L .— P-ayed at C harlton Park on July 21. F orest H i l l . W . L . P ierce, c A. M cC aniia, b K ipper H . A. H ooker, c H. cj ar­ gent. b K ip per............ E . A. Q uinev, c and b B. 8t»rs:ent.................... G . F. R ecketf, b S. Surgent ..................... W . P. D ean, b S. Sar­ gent. .............................. G. W oodm an and A declared closed. F . G olding, n ot ou t 21 F. Skipper, c A. M c­ C anlis, b K ipper .. 7 L . B. M eredith, b Ogilvy ..................... 3 E .D .B oxall, st L aw ­ rence, b 8 . Sargent 35 BIO, lb 2 , w 1... 13 1 T o t a l ..............126 G oldly did n ot bat. Innings C h arlton P a r k . A . H . P ease, n ot ou t 19 I A . J. D odd, n ot ou t 1 H. C. O gilvy, b L b ........... D e a n ............................. 12 J __ T o t a l............ 33 H. C. Sargent, St. John S cott, S. R. S argen4-, W . K ipper, A. L. M cCanlis, H. E. L aw ren cc, C apt M c­ Canlis, and A. B urnett did n o t bat. C H A R L T O N P A R K (2) v. F O R E ST H IL L (2).- P la je d at F orest H ill on J u ly 21 . C harlton P a r k . S. B urnett, c W o o d ­ m an, b H ealy R - S. W ild, lbw, b H ealy ..................... A. E . M asca’l, not ou t ............................. A .J .M asca ll.c W o o d ­ m an, b H e a ly ............ B 3, lb J, w 2 , nb 1 T o t a l....................] F. W . A. K night, b Green .................... 35 g. K. M ills, c Green, b H ealy .................... 8 D r. W. J. C. Keats, b H eely..................... i., £7 A. A. J olly, cB la ck er, b W o o d m a n ............ 0 F. G . A llen, c T aylor, b G reen .................... 59 C .H .C hauncy.b H ealy 1 A .L ovey ,lb w , b Heaiy 4 F orest H il l . A. B iacker, b A . J. P. G ill on, b K eats... 0 M ascall ..................... 4 K. H ea’y, liutout ... li J. W alton, retired ... 7 G . T nkeley, n ot out 9 H . Green, b K eats ... 21 . B 2, lb 1 . 3 J. T rotter, b B urnett 14 ( _ T o ta l...............69 F . Beel, R . T aylor, F. W ood m a n , and C.M oore flit! not hat, THE COMING AUSTRALIAN SEASON. The representatives of the Ciicketing Associations, Mr. J. Portus (New South Wales), Mr. J. Creswell (South Australia', and Mr. E. D. Heather (Victoria), and Messrs. B. J. Wardill and Sheridan (repre­ senting the English team), together with representatives of the trustee3 of the Sydney Association Cricket Ground and the Mel­ bourne Cricket Club, met on June 17 to draw up the programme c f international and inter­ colonial matches for the next Australian season, which, with the visit of the English team, promises to be a remarkably busy one. Five test matcles were determined upon, but as against these extra representative games of return matches with Victoria and New South Wales, which always had a place in the programme of visiting eleven?, have been dropped, so that the number of matches remain the same, as only one representative match is played in Adelaide. The English­ men play a return match with that colony, so that South Australia will be the first to greet the visitors in tbe field and the last to meet them on Australian ground. In view of the visit of the Englishmen and the necessity for drawing up a programme it was necessary to pick dates for the intercolonial matches, which are usually arranged much Jater in the year. The following is the programme. I n ter c o lo n ia l . N ov. 30 and D ec. 1, 3, 4—A delaide, V ictoria v. South Australia D ec. 22, 24.26,27—M elbourne, N ew South W ales v. V ictoria Jan. 5, 7, 8 , 9—Adelaide, S outh A ustralia v. New bouth W ales Jan. 25, 26, £ 8 , 29-S y d n e y , V ictoria v. N ew South Wales Feb. 9, 31, 32, 33—Sydney, Q ueensland v. N ew South W ale 3 F eb. 9, 11, 12 , 13—B risbane, Q ueensland v. New South W ales F eb. 15,16, 18,19—M elbourne, S outh Australia v. V ictoria Feb. 22, 53, 25, 2 6 -S y d n e y , S outh A u stra lii v. N ew S outh W ales E ngland v . C olonies . N ov. 9, 10, 32, 13— Adelaide, E cglan d v. South Australia N ov. 16,17,19, 20—M elvourne, E ngland v. V ictoria N ov. 23, 24. 26, 27—Sydney, E ngland v. New South W ales D ec. 7, 8 ,10—B risbane, E ngland v. Q ueensland F eb. 15,16,18, 19— B risbane, E ngland v. Q ueens­ land (conditional) M arch 22, 23, 25, 26—A delaide, E ngland v. Sou’ h Australia, E ngland v. A u str a l ia . D ec. II, 15,17, and 18—Sydney, E ngland v. A u s­ tralia D ec. 29, 31, and Jan. 1 and 2 — M elbourne, E ng­ land v. A ustralia Jan. 13,12, 14 and 15—A delaide, E ngland v. A u s­ tralia F eb. 1 , 2 , 4, a n d 5 -S y d n ey, E rgland v. A ustralia Mor. 3 , 2, 4 , and 5 —M elbourne, E ngland v. A us- tialia. M essrs. H eather (V ictoria), P ortus (N .S.W ), and Creswell (S. A ustralia), met- subsequent y, and ar­ ranged a three years program m e, subject to the approval c f their A ssociation s. E very ciicketer shou d send 7 stam ps to the (n ice o f this paper fo r this year’s C r ic k e t C a l e n d a r (27th 3 ear o f i^sue?. It contain s chief fixtures fo r the season arranged in ch cn o lo g ic il O'der, ta ble for registraii jn o f pla ytrs in m atches to com e, pages for the insertion o f oth er en g iec- m ents, L aw s o f C ricket, etc., etc. H andy size fo r the pocket, bound in clo th ; in leather w allets, gilt lettering, l* , 6 d, THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM ENGLAND. IN S IX T E E N T H M A T C H — v. L IV E R P O O L AN D D IS T R IC T . E x cep t th a t M r. A . G. S t 3 el w as absant, L iver­ p o o l pu t a fairly representative eleven in to the field on the A igburth ground on T hursday to opp ose the South A frican team . Still, th e locals w ere seen to disadvantage at all points, ho m uch so that the result w as lia dly in dou bt even before th e gam e had reached its m idw ay stage. M essrs. L orrim ore, Stubbs, H. B . Steel, and K em ble were th e only batsm en w h o cou ld do m u ch w ith the b ow lin g of M r. R ow e and M iddleton, and the first- n am ed show ed certain ly the best crick et on the side. F or the S outh A frican s M essrs. Johnson and D avey con trib u ted m ore than on e h a f the aggregate. T h e form er had to retire ju st as he h ad com p leted his fifty, lu t J ohnson stayed till he had got 312. H e m ight have 1 een caught b efore he had scored, but otherw ise his innings, w h ich lasted tw o h ours *n d a h alf, w as quite faultless. T h e S outh A frican s w on b y seven w ickets. In this success the e ffe cts c bow ling of M r. R ow e and M iddleton w as an im portant fa ctor. 1 ho form er took nine w ickets fo r 140, M iddleton seven fo r 53 runs L ive r po o l an d D ist r ic t . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. M r H .A iD scough,cC astens, b R ow e ............................. 2 c sub, b J ohnson 9 M r.D .A. L orrim er, c M ills, b M iddleton 48 c Sew ell,b R ow e iS M r. t . Ainsc ugh, c H alli­ w ell, b R ow e ..................... 0 st H alliw ell, b R ow e ............ 25 M r. T. A . S tubbs, c Casten, b R ow e ..................... ... 10 st H alliw ell, b R ow e ............ 32 M r. H . B. Steel, run o u t ... 10 c su K, b R ow e ... 16 A. Sm ith, c Joh n son , b R o w e ...................................... 11 c and b M iddle­ ton ..................... 4 H orne, b M id d le to n ............ 0 n o t o - t ............ 4 M r. G . R . B ardsw ell, c G lover, b M iddleton 7 c Sew ell, b M ills 14 M r. A . T. K em ble, b R ow e 15 c M iddleton, b M ills.................... 19 M r. W . H . H ilton, n ot out 0 b M iddleton ... 3 H andford, b M iddleton ... 1 b M iddleton ... 13 B ...................................... 3 B .................... 20 T otal ...310 T ota l ...207 S duth A f r ic a * s . F irst Innings. M r. H. H . Castens, b H andford ............ 3 M r. G. G lover, c H ilton, b Sm ith ... 14 M iddleton, n ot ou t .. 16 M r. V. R ow e, c K em ble, b H orne .. £7 B ............................. 31 T ota l . .. 287 M r. T. R outledge, b Sm ith ..................... 8 M ills, lbw , b Sm ith .. 31 Mr. U. O. Sew ell, c Sm ith, b B ardsw ell 27 M r. E . a H a lliw el1, c Sm ith, b B ardsw ell 7 M r. D . C. D avey, retired hurt ............50 Mr. C. L . Johnson, c H ilton, b Sm ith . 112 M r. G. Cripps, b B ardsw ell ............ 1 In th e S econd Innings M r. T. R o u t edge scored (n ot out) 2>, M ills, lew , b H andford 8, Mr. u. O. Sew ell n ot out) 0, Mr. E . A. H alliw ell, c Stutfcs, b H andford 0, M r. G . C ripps, b Sm ith 1.— T otal, 31. B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. R ow e ... . G lov er .. . M iddleton J oh n son . L iverpoo l an d D istr ict . F irst Innings. O. M . I S econ d Innings. 8 13 3 6 W . 5 ............ 0 4 ............ 0 ..... M ills .......... R outledge O. M . R . W 36 9 88 4 131 19 3 6 31 3 39 1 12 2 37 0 R outledge bow ’ed three w ides, M i’Js on e w ide, and M iddleton one n o-b a l1. S outh A fr ic a n s . F irst Innings. S ccon d Innings. O. M. R . W . .. 5 0 30 2 ... 3 0 12 1 ... 1.1 0 9 0 O. M. R . W, H an dford ... i7 8 73 1 Sm ith . ... £0 30 53 B a rd sw e ll... 38 12 H orn e............ 33.4 4 S*eel ............ 8 1 1 \ t o n ............ 4 0 7 0 4 3 1 26 0 90