Cricket 1894

294 CRICKET 8 A W EEKLY BECOKD GUP THE @AME, AUG. 2, 1894 L A N C A S H IR E v. G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . T h e L an cash ire eleven ou t-p Jayel G lou cester­ shire in the return, played at M anchester on M on­ day and Tuesday, as com p lelely as in the first m a tch o f th e season at B ristol. W inning th e toss L an cash ire were at the w ickeds the w hole o f M on­ day fo r a total o f 351. M r. Aiac’aren and A lbert W ard set the side a good exam ple, scoring 68 in forty-five m inutes f< r th e first w icket Subse­ quently Sugg, Sm ith, and B riggs w ere dism issed w ith ou t m u ch trouble so that at th e m n ch eon in terval fou r of L an cash ire’s best batsm en w ere ou t w ith the score 124. On the jesu m ption A lbert ard fou n d a very useful pai tner in B aker. T h e latter, th ou gh a little shaky at the start, a fter a tim e h it w ith great fr.e d o m , w ith, as a result, a partn eish ip o f 99, o f w h ich his ow n share w «s 61, the ou tcom e o f spirited crick et. A ll this tim e A lbert W brd had been playing w atch fu l cricket w ith ou t taking any liberties, and h e saw tw o m ore batsm eu (W ard and M r. T indall) ou t before he h im self retired. H e w as the eighth w icket dow n w ith the to t 1 337, o f w h ich h is personal f-hare w as 131. H is in n icgs extended over nearly five hours, and there w as nothing th a t cou ld strictly be called a ch a n ce to detract from a very pa nstaking exhibition o f batting. T h e tenth w ick et fell ju st before th e tim e o f draw in s ► tu m ps on M onday, leaving T in sley n o t ou t fo r an excellent score o f thirty-tw o. G lou ­ cestershire began th eir first in n iD gs on T uesday m orning in very disastrous fashion, losin g W . G . as w ell as M r. F erris, W rathall, and M r. F rancis, the tw o last b o th run out. fo r 14 runs. P ainter and M r. Jessop b y spirited crick et added $8 in tw enty m inutes, bu t directly they w ere separated a n oth er co lapse set in. M old follow ed up his success in dism issing Mr. Jessop, by b ow lin g E . M., B row n, M urch, and R ob erts all at, th e Fam e total, and th e innie gs, w hich h a d on ly lasted an hour and a quarter, c m e to an end w hen B oa rd w as given ou t lb w to Brigg<», w ith th e total 99. M old took tix o f th e eigh t w ickets w h ich fell to th e bow lers, and on ly 49 runs w ere scored off him . P tin g in a m inority o f 252, G loucestershire had to follow on, and again the com m en cem en t w as in auspicious, W . G ., Mr. F erris, W rath all and M r. F rancis being dism issed in the forty-five m in u tes before lu n ch eon fo r 42. A s in th e i re- ' i ju s in n ifg s Mr. Jessop h it freely, and E . M ., w h o follow ed him also sc red fast. P ainter, w ho h id again played excellent oricket, w as seventh out, havir gTbeen in rrore than sn h ou r and a half f >r his score o f 54 T h e la^t tw o l atsm en, B row n and B oard, added 24 bu t M old eventu lly f und his w ay to th e la tto i’s w ck e t. 'I his fitiishe ' the m atch, lea viog ija oca sh ire w ith an easy victory by an inninps and 98 runs. M old's bow ling wa«. aga'n an im portan t agent in their success. A lto­ gether, he todk thirteen G loucestershire w ickets at a cost o f 9£ runs apiece. Mr. J essop , w ho com es .from C heltenham , m ade his first appear­ ance fo r G loucestershire in this m atch. L a n c a s h ir e . M r. A. C. M aclaren, c B oard , b R oberts ... 33 A. W ard, b M urch .. 131 F . Sugg, b B row n ... 19 A. Sm ith, c B oard, b B row n .................... 4 B riggs, b R oberts ... 6 B aker, c W rathall, b E .M . G race .. ... 61 F. W ard, c B oard, b B row n ....................38 M r. S. M. T indall lbw , b Jessop T insley, n ot ou t T hom as, b E . G race M old, b M urch B 4, lb 2 , nb S . 30 ... b 2 M. T ota l ... . 351 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. M r. W . G. G race, b B riggs 0 M r. J. J. Ferris, b M old ... 7 W rath ail. run ou t ... ... 6 M r. H . H . F rancis, run ou t 1 P ainter, n ot o u t ...................34 M r. G Jessop, b M old ... 29 M r. E . M . G race, b M old .. 0 Mr. B . W . B row n, b M old 0 M u rch , b M old ..................... 5 R ob erts b M o ld .................... 0 B oard , lbw , b Briggs ... 8 B 5, lb 4 ..................... 9 T otal ..................... 99 S ccon d Innings. b B riggs ............ 5 c M aclaren, b B riggs ............ 1 c T h om as, b M o’d ............ 2 b M old ............ 0 c Sm ith,b B riggs 54 c Briggs, b M old 19 c Sm ith, b M old 31 n ot ou t ............23 b M o ld ................... 4 b M old ............ 6 b M o d ................... 6 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 T o t a l..........15 b o w l : n g a n a l y s i s . L a n c a s h ir e . _ . t M - E - w . O. M . E . W . R ob erts... 47 21 86 2 1 B row n ... 27 8 73 3 M urch ... 9.2 3 32 2 F erris ... 18 8 26 0 Jessop ... 29 12 72 1 I E .M .G race 20 5 54 2 F erris and R ob erts ea ch delivered a no-ball. G lo u c e s t e r sh ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. D . O. M. R , W . O. M . R . W . P nggB ........... 15 4 41 2 ..............20 2 77 3 M old ... 14 3 496 ............. 7P.2 2 74 7 Sm ith.,. 1 1 0 0 C RO YD O N v. B E D D IN G T O N .—P layed a t B ed­ d in gton on July 28. B e d d in g t o n . Rev. H. A . H odgson, b Feist ..................... 1 H .N . M oody, c Clark, b F eist ..................... 1 F . E . G oddard, n ot ou t ............................. 57 C. W . L indsay, b C hing ..................... 4 W . Beam s, c W h it­ com b , b A rcher ... 19 F. C. Linge r \b F iest 9 E | R ogers, b F eist 0 J. sm ith , c A rcher, b Ching............................ 14 C. M orris, c Straker, b F eist ..................... 3 R . c. K irkm an, b Ching ..................... 0 C. E . P oth eca ry , b ChiDg ..................... 0 B 1,1b 7 ............ 8 T jt a l ...116 E. R W ilkinson, c H o d g s o n .................... 6 C. G . M ay, b L ingard 0 J. W h itcom b , b L in- g a r d ............................. 0 J. A . A rcner, n ot ou t £8 A. E. C ltrke, b Sm ith 16 C r o y d o n . H . R . G room ,b Sm ith 2 C. W . M. Feist, run ou t ............................. 1 E . W . Sm ith, n ot ou t ... . ............ 21 B ?, lb 1, w 2 ... 5 T otal ............89 T. J. C hing, C. G . P aget, and A. V. Straker did CROYCON v. B E D D IN G T O N — PJayed at CroydoD on July £ 8 . B e d d in g t o n . A. H ill, b D rfg e .. . 22 F. H . N. N ew com b, b C. V. Cuff, b H agott... R. Turner, c D rage, b B agott .................... P . 8 . M oody, b B agott d. T aylor, c W atson, b P atey .................... H .P .L indsay, c Patey, b B a g o t t .................... A. K irkm aD , b P atey B a gott ..................... 7 F. CoJlins, c L on g, b B ag >tt .....................10 H . M. C ollinsoD , b P ap ott ..................... 0 A. C ollins, n ot ou t... 7 B 21, lb 2 ............23 T otal .. 120 C r o y d o n . «?. F. T o r g c and b N ew com b ....................44 A . U. D ent, b fu ff ...1 2 T . A. W atsO D , b Cuff 8 H. W . Patey, 0 Hill, b T » y lo r ..................... 11 L .K . W atson n ot out 18 J. A ris, c F. Colling, b C uff .............................£0 W . H. B gott, b Cuff 4 E . A. W illiam s, b C ol inson ... ... A. E . Drage. b Cuff ... It.A rch er,tC ollii s >n H .T . H ipw ell,absent B 8 .lb 5 .w 4 ... T otal .. 335 CRO YD O N v. C A R S H A L T O N .—P layed at Ca- th a ton on July 28. C r o y d o n . R . D . D algliesb, b BM ingham ............ 7 N. L avers, b Sim m s...*12 W. H. D ent, c M ay, b Sim m s ..................19 E . H . Balch, st Cock­ ayne, b M ay ........ 26 L. H. Sm ith, c H ol­ ford, b M ay ........... 0 J. H. H ardy, b V er­ don ............................ 2 Total C a r s h a l t o n . H. Bott'm , b H ardy ... vt. C ockayne,b B alch H olford . b B alch ... G . M ay, b Ba'ch O. V erdon, b Hardy... BilliDphatn, b B ardy H Bid well, c Sm ith, b H ardy .................... Croom e, b B alch Sim m s, c Sm ith, B ilch ............ , Taylor, b B alch K laD e, not o u t ... B 6 , lb 3 ... T ota l ... L E IC E S T E R S H IR E v. N O T T S . F ollow in g up th eir excellent perform ances again st Surrey, the L eicestersh ire eleven defeated N otts at L eicester yesterday. T hough under any circu m stan ces this w ould have been a creditable perform ance, its value w as em phasised b y the fa ct th a t ow ing to an io ju ry to his hands w hile batting, P ougher w as unable to bow l, so that L eicestersh ire had to do w ith ou t the h elp o f its best bow ler. T he first da y’s play w ent a little in favour o f N otts, w ho, a fter dism issing th e h om e team fo r 123, had th em selve 3 m ade 134 fo r th e loss o f eight w ickets I efore p 'a y ceased. T h e highest individual scorer w as t low ers, w ho w as at the w ickets ju st an hour and a h a lf fo r an excellent 50. W ood cock , w ho had taken six o f the eight N otti w ickets overnight, dism issed th e tw o rem aining batsm en on Tuesday m orning fo r an addition of six, so that after all N otts on ly had a lead o f seventeen runs. W o o d co ck ’s bow ling w as quite ou t o f the com m on. H e took eight w ick ets for 67 runs and hit the stum ps n o less than six tim es. W hen L eicestershire w ent in a second tim e, Mr. D e T rafford w as in his best vein for hitting and 85 had been m ade fo r the first w icked, w hen H olland, w ho w as responsible for only eighteen of th e num ber, w as out. A. L orrim er a n d T om lin a*so lent their captain useful assistance, the form er helping to add 41 fo r the second, the latter 43 for the third w icket. Mr. D e T rafford w as third out at 169, o f w h ich he had con tribu ted 89. H e w as at the w ickets tw o hours and a quarter, and, except for a har>i ch a n ce in the long-field w hen he had g ot five, his in nings was absolutely faultless. M r. D . L orrim er and W arren m ade another stand, and 200 w as up at one tim e w ith only fo u r batsm en out. W hen G unn w ent on to bow l, how ever, the end soon cam e. In eight overs he took fou r w ickets fo r 27 ru n j , and w ith P ough er absent, the innings w»*s eventually over fo r a total o f 263. L e ft w ith 247 to w in, N otts w ith som elu ck had m ade 70 fo r the loss o f th ree w ickets w hen pla y ceased on T uesday night. Kain delayed a resum ption till n ooa yester­ day, and then W od cock bow led w ith su ch success that th e m atch w as soon over. In fa ? , non e o f the batsm en Iu t Mr. W right offered any serious re­ sistance, and as th « total only reach ed HO L eicestershire w on a highly creditable victory by 103 runs. In the m a tch W ood co k to o k fifieen w ickets fo r L eicestersh ire, at a cost o f 136 runs L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . A. H nm l le, c M ay, b PiliiDgham ... 11 B. P ow ell, lu n o u t ... 8 T. N. Ready, c T ay ­ lor, b B o ttin ............ 4 R . T . Stanley, n et ou t .............................. 6 E . P. B idw ell, b B il- lin g h a m ..................... 0 B ..............................17 ...322 H O RN SEY RISE v. B R IX T O N W A N D E R E R S.— P layed at D enm ark H ill on July 28. B r ix t o n W a n d e r e r s . F .P .R ider, b W illiam s 52 li. B u rliogton , c J. Y., b J. B. D avies 3 G . E . F inch, b J. Y. D avies .................... 2 F. Odell, run out .. 31 W . G . G rossm ith, b W illia m s ....................S3 H. O del', run ont ... 1 H . S tu tb s, b G . G a!e 0 C .T row ell.b W illiam s 10 C. F. Jones, c W . Burke, b W illia m s 1 A .W .M cLean,not out 5 C. H ogg, c o . G ale, b W illiam s ............. 9 B 1,1b 4 ................ 12 Total ...149 H o r n se y R is e . H. L anham , c and b BuriingtOD ............24 J. B. D avies, c and b B urlington ............28 W. R . W illiam s, b StubbB .................... 11 R . H ughes, b BnrliDg* ton ............................. 5 G. B uckthorpe, b S tuv bs .................... 6 C. G al?, run ont... 83 W . Burke, b JoDes 15 J. Y. D avies, bJoDes 0 J. Burke, n ot ou t ... 6 G. G ale, b J oces ... 4 A. D am es, b Bur­ lington ..................... 0 B ............................. 9 F irst Innings. H olland, b M e e ............ Mr. C. E . D e Trafford, c W right, b A ttew ell ... 12 Mr. A. L orrim er, c and b M ee ....................................... 9 T om lin, b A tte w e ll............30 P ougher, c Barnes, b M ee 12 v\ arren, b W ilkinson ... 8 Mr. D . L orrim er, b M ee 13 G. W . B illyard, c Baguley, b A t t e w e ll........................... 0 M r. G . E . R udd, c M ee, b A ttew ell .................................30 W ood cock , c W right, b F low ers ............................. 6 W hiteside, n ot ou t ............ 5 B 5, lb 7, n b l ............13 T otal ....................122 N o t t s . F irst Innings. Mr. R H . H ow itt, b W o o d ­ co c k ........................ ............ 8 G unn, lbw , b W ood cock ... 12 D aft, b W co d co ck ............ 0 F low ers, b W ood cock ... 50 B arnes, b W ood cock ... 0 Mr. C. W . W right, c W hiteside, b B illyard ... 6 A ttew ell,c R udd,b T om lin £0 B aguley, b W o o d co ck ... 1 P ike, b W oodcock ............32 Wi kinson, c and b W ood­ co ck ...................................... 6 M e e ,n o t o u t ............................ 0 B 8 , lb 6 ... ... 34 S econd Innings, c M ee, b A ilkin­ son ................... 19 c Mee, b F low ers 83 b A tte w e ll.......... 37 c and b F low ers i2 absent, hurt ... 0 c H ow itt, t>G unn 2 c c right, b G unn 46 c P ike, b G unn .. 0 n ot ou t ............13 c W ilkinson, b G unn ........... 10 c W ilkinson, b F lo w e r s .......... 0 B 6 , lb 2 ... 8 T o ta l .. 563 S econd Innings. c A. L orrim er, b W o o d co ck ... 6 c Vi hiteside, b W o o d co ck ... lbw , b W ood cock 0 c W hiteside, b T om lin ............38 b W o o d co ck ... 4 c and b H illyard 27 c W hiteside, b W o o d co ck ... 6 c W hiteside, b W o o d co ck ... 4 n ot ou t ............ 19 run out ............17 c sub., b W o o d ­ co c k .................... 31 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 T otal ............339 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . L e ic e st e r sh ir e . T ota l ...140 T otal .131 F irst Innings. O. M e e ............ A tte w e ll.. W ilkinson P o w e r s ... M. R . W . 24 4 57 4 . 27.215 24 4 . 7 2 16 1 3 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . 12 1 ... . H ow itt . Baguley Gunn , 24 28 , 12 , 13 . 1 7 . 8 1 79 0 4 65 4 15 2 41 0 8 3 10 2 27 Mee de ivered a no-ball.