Cricket 1894

802 CRICKET A WEEKLY HECORD OF THE GAME* AUG. 2, 1694 E IG H T E E N T H M A T C H — v. G E N T L E M E N O F IR E L \ N D . A nother v ictory m arked th e first appearance of the South A frican team in Ireland. T h e m atch, w hich w as again st the G entlem en o f Ire’and, was begun on th e L einster C lu b G round, R a th m iocs, D ublin , on M or day. B ain ca u ed a 1« n g inter­ ruption •n T u f sday, b u t still the gam e w as brought to a definile issue that day ending in th e defeat of the Irishm en b y nine w icke s. M r. Sew ell w as again in e v id e n t w ith a w ell-played score c f 73. T h e h ighest con trib u t r, though, in th e first innings o f the S ooth A fricar s w as M r J i hnson, a m em ber o f las-, vear s D u lin U niversity eleven, w ho h it in brilliant style fo r his f9. W hen they w ent in fo r the fourtn in nings the S outh A frican s had 85 to w in. T here on ly rem ained an h ou r and a quarter on Tuesday, b u t w hen M r. Sew ell cam e in at 38 he sonn settled the m atter. H e1hit in brilliant styl^, and w hen h e m ade the stroke w hich w on th e m atch , tw enty m inu tes w ere still left for play. M r. S ew ell scored 126 in the m a tch fo r on ce out, a w orth y supplem ent to h is very fine per­ form an ces o f late. G e n tl e m e n of I r e la n d . F irst Ionings. Mr. A. D . C om y n .st H alli­ w ell, b M id d le to n ................32 M r S. * Smith, b R ow e .. 3 M r L . H . G w yn n ,b G lover 4 M r B H am ilton, b G lover 5 M r.A. P G w ynn, b M iddle­ ton .................... ... 20 M r. F . H . B row ning, c < astens, b R ow e ........... 6 M r. W . D . H am ilton, b J oh n son .......................... 68 M r. R . H . T am bert, c < ripps, b R ow e ............. 5 M r F. F. K ilktlly, n ot cu t 10 M r. T. R o .s, b J ohnson ... 0 M r. A. W allis, b J oh n son 0 Second Innings. b R ow e b J oh n son .. c B alliw ell, R ow e b M iddleton b R ow e b R ow e b M iddleton b R ow e c H alliw ell, R ow e c H earne, R ow e n ot ou t B 7, nb 1... ... 53 ... 0 b ... 31 ... 0 ... 63 ... 14 ... 4 ... 12 b ... 34 b ... 12 ... 1 T otal ............153 S o u t h A f r ic a n s . F irst Innings. T ota l .. 181 Mr. H . H . Castens, lbw , b R oss ............ M r. G. G lover, c W allis, b L am b ert M iddleton, c W . B am ilton, b L a m ­ b ert ..................... ... M r. (\ R ow e, n o t out B 9, lb 6, w 1 ... 36 M r.T. R outledge. c W . H am ilton, b R oss .. 0 M ills, b B . H am ilton 5 Mr. C. Sew ell, st B row ning, b W allis 73 M r. E . A. H a llia el', b L a m b e r t ................... 39 b e r t .. 6 F.H earne, b L am bert 1 0 Mr. (\ L . J o h o fo n , c A. G w ynn, b L am - fe r t ............................79 T o ta l ...........250 M r.G .C ripps, b W allis 14 In th e S econ d Innings R outledge scored, b H am ilton 14, Powell (n ot o u t, 53, C iip p s (n o to u t) 15; b 3, nb 2 - T otal, 87. BO L IN G A N A L Y S IS . G e n il e m b n o f I r e l a n d . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M. R. W . H ow e ...........)7 6 563 ............... 28 2 5 r,7 7 G lo v e r ............. 10 2 442 ............... 10 M iddlt ton ... 6 l 312 ............... 17 M il s ... ... H 0 220 ............... 3 J ohnson ... 1.31 0 3 ............ 8 16 0 2 51 2 1 5 0 3 22 1 G lover delivered a no-ball. S o u th A f r ic a n s . F irst Ianings. O. M . R . W . L am V ert ... lfi.4 5 37 5 v a llis......... 18 9 34 2 R oss ................ 15 2 55 2 li. H am ilton 21 6 55 1 K ilkelly ... 4 1 17 0 L. G w ynn ... 10 1 36 0 S econd Ini ings. O. M . R . W . ... 4 0 16 0 2 0 ... 7 1 3 0 19 0 H a m ilton 30 2 44 1 B . H am ilton delivered three n o-balls and on e w ide. H a m ilton delivered tw o no-ball. F ro m th e fo llo w in g lis t o f resu lts it w ill b e fe e n th a t th e S ou th A frica n s', so fa r, h a v e p la y e d eig h te e n m a tch e s, o f th ese th e y h a v e w o n e ig h t a n d lo s t fiv e , th e o th e r fiv e h a v in g b e e n d ra w n . M ay 52—Sheffield P ark, v. L o id Sheffield’s E leven (lost b y ten w ickets) M ay 25—S outham pton, v. H am pshire (draw n) M ay i8 —O xford, v. O xford U niversity (diaw n) M ay 31—O val v. Surrey (lost by an innings and six runs) June 4—L o rd ’s v. M.C.O and G rou n d (w en by 11 runs) June 11—L eicester, v. L eicestersh ire (w on by seven w ick e's) June 16—C hatham , v. C hatham and D istrict (w on b y five runsi June 22—Cardiff, v. G lam organshire (w on b y ten w ickets) June 23—T au n ton , v. Som ersetshire (.lost I y nine w ickets) June 28— F ristol, v. G loucestershire (lost b y five w ickets) July 2—B righ ton v. Sussex (lost b y nine w ickets) July 5—P ortsm ou th , v. Mr. C. W . W righ t’s U niver­ sity X I (draw n) July 9 —B irm ingham , v. W arw ickshire (drawn) July 12—E dinburgh, v. S cotland (w on by nine w ickets', J uly 17—G lasgow , v. G lasgow and D istrict (w on by an innings and 32 runs) J uly 19—L iv erp ool, v. L iverp ool and D istrict (w on b y seven w ickets) July 2^—D erby, v. D erbyshire (draw n) J uly 30—D ublin , v. G entlem en o f Ireland (w on by n ine w ickets) T h e rem aining fixtures a r e : A ugust 2—B elfast, v. N or h o f Ireland Augu3t 8—L eeds, v. L eeds and D istrict August 10—S carborough, v. S ca rtorou gh and D istrict A ugust 13—B exh i 1, v. L ord C au ttlu p e’s X I. H O N O R O A K v. L E Y T O N —P layed at H onor Oak on July 21. H o n o r O a k . E . G . H ayes, c Pen- ston e b B utler ... 45 G. Barrison, c Butler, b D ra ce .....................10 C. F. S kipw iih, st W alker, b B u tle r... 13 T. D i c k a s o n , st W alker, b Butler ... 7 H . B u rtoD , st W alker, b B u t le r ..................... 4 G .Sm edley, c W alker, b B u t le r ..................... 0 A. Jones, b B u t’er ... 82 F. H. H uieh, c Del), b B utler . ............ 0 P. C arm ichael, b D ruce ....................11 C. H. M ayo, n ot out 2 H. L . H olford , b D ruce .................... 8 B 8, lb 1 ............ 9 T otal... ...I ll L e y t o n . n. M cG ahey, b H ayes 57 , R . Galton, lbw , b H ayes .....................13 G. D iu ce, b D ick a so n 2 J A. L aw , b D ickason... 0 j F . Butler, c H olford, b H a y e s .....................10 G. F. H iggins, c Sm edley, b H ayes... 29 H.A Penstone, c C ar­ m ichael, b H uish i 8 P. W . Jones, bt Jonep, b M ayo .....................1» H . G . T. L ee. n ot ou t 27 T . G racey, run o u t .. 23 W alker, n ot ou t ... 0 L b 1, w 1 ............ 2 T otal .. 211 N O R TH B R O O K v. H A M P T O N W I C K .-P la je d at L ee on July 28. N o r t h b r o o k . A. H. Sm ith, b B iggs 10 A. H. W oolm er, c Sis erp, b Bipg4 ... 3 C. H i g h a m , b H um phreys ............ 0 F. W il is, b B igg* ... 7 R . L . A llport, c K eel­ ing, b H um phreys 13 J.N V.Knowles,b Biggs 4 C. O. S pringthorpe, b R aw linson ... ... 28 T. W . B lenkiron, c K eeling, b Hum ­ phreys ....................35 W . O. W illis, c and b H u m p h ie y s ........... 8 H. N. Sm ith, b R a w ln s o n ............. 1 W . <\ F ord, n ot out 0 B 5 , l b l ............ 6 T otal... H a m pt o n W ic k . ...115 T . A. R aw linson, c and b H igham ... 36 E. L .D unster, c A. H. Sm ith, b F ord ... 21 R.J. Siverp.b H igham 27 H um phreys, c A. H. Sm i h, ii F ord ... 12 C. F t arse, b B lenkiron 8 H. T em ple, b H igham 15 J. W . B iggs, b B lenkiron ............ 0 E . M. M oss, run out 1 F. M u r p h y , b tig h a m .................... 0 J. D r y d e n , b H igham .................... 2 A . P. K eeling, not ou t ............................. 8 B 36, I d 4, nb 7 ... 47 T ota l ...177 L a w s o f C r ic k e t f o r 1894.— T ogether w ith H ints to Y oun g P layers. A n in stru ctive treatise illubtrated l y seven special engravings, five diagram s show ing how to p lace a team in the field to different howling, and copy of rules for guidance of th ose form in g clu b s. & c. Also special in stru ction s as to th e “ P reparation of Cricket G rounds.” P ost fr e F our Stam ps.— W righ t & Co., 41, S t. A ndrew ’s H ill, E.C. Y O R K S H IR E v. D E R B Y S H IR E . A little m ore than a day sufficed fo r the com p le­ tion of the return m atch betw een these neighbour­ ing cou n tie*, begun at hheffield on M onday. T he w icket a t the com m en cem en t w as soft, and from the first batsm en fou n d run getting a m atter o f great difficulty P eel, w h o captain ed Yorkshire in th e absence o f L o rd H aw ke, Mr. Jackson, and M r. Sellers,w on the toss, and decided to go in first. T he result w as disastrous, and D avidson’s bow lin g p 'o v e d so effective that the total w as on ly 49 w hen th e n in th w icket fell. Again, how ever, H irst and H unter cam e to the rescue of their side w ith som e plu ck y cricket, and their stand fo r the last w icket realised 33 runs. H irst carried ou t his bat fo r 27, n ot only the highest score on the side, b u t an innings of the greatest value, and, u od er th e circu m stan ces, a very pluck y, as w ell as m eritorious, display of cricket. D avidson ’s t ow ling w as the ch ief cause o f the ch ea p dism issal o f th e Y orkshirem en. H e took eight o f the ten w ickets a t a cost o f on ly 33 runs. W h en D erbyshire w en t in H ulm e hit w ell, and a little later C hatterton and D avidson show ed som e excellent crick et against the good bow lin g o f Y orksh re adding 42 runs in the sam e n u m ber o f miLU es. C hatterton, w ho had played adm irable cricket, w as fifth ou t at 79 , but afterw ards S torer alone shaped w ell against the bow ling o f W ainw ritiht and P eel. T he last fiv* w ickets, indeed, only added 25, so that after all D erbyshire had to be con ten t w ith a lead o f 21 runs. W ain w riglit’s bow ling w as th e m ost su c­ cessful on th e Y orkshire side. H e took five w ickets for 29 runs. Y orkshire had fifty m inutes left fur b attin g on M onday night, and, in a t ad light, H ulm e bJlvled w ith such success that half the side w tre out b efore play ceased fo r 34. W hen th e gam e w as resum e 1 on T uesday m orr- ing Y orkshire w ere eleven run s on w ith five w ickets gone, B ulm e, how ever, ng»in bow led w ith great effect so m u ch so th a t the last five w ickets ®nly added 16 H ulm e took all these last w ickets at a co s t o f but eight runs. His analysis fo r the in nings show ed nine o f th e ten w ickets fo r an average o f three runs apiece. W ith 28 to w in, D erbyshire lost Sug* w hen the m atch w as a tie, and then Mr. W right m ade the w inning hit, leaving th e victory w ith D erbyshire b y nine w ickets. Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. Tunnicliflfe, c Storer, b D avid o i .............................19 B row n, c H u’m e, b D avid­ son . ............................... 3 M ounsey, b H ulm e ............. 0 W ainw right, b D avidson 4 M r. F. M itchell, b D avid- s)n ........................................ 0 P eel, c H ulm e, b D avidson 2 M oorhouse, lbw , b D avid­ son ........... ............ 3 n o t o u t ............ D enton, c su b , b D avid­ son ....................................... 9lbw , b F ulm e ... H irst, n ot ou t ...................27 b fiu lm e ......... F oster, b D avidson ... . . . 0 b H ulm e H unter, ro n o u t ..................... 9 c and b H ulm e B 3, lb 2 ...................... 5 B l , l b l ... S econ d Innings. c M nrsden, b D avidson ... 0 c a n d b H ulm e 0 c W alker, b H ulm e ............. 8 b H ulm e ........11 c W right, b H u lm e ... c W alk tr, b H ulm e ............. 0 T otal ... 81 T otal ... t0 D e r b y s h ir e .— F irst In n iogs. H ulm e, c M oun sey, b H ir s t ............................21 Mr. L . G . ^ right, c F oster, b H irst ... 0 W Sugg, c T unnicliffe, b W ainw right ... 1 C hatterton, c W a in ­ wright, b P e e l ..........29 D avidson, lbw , b V\ainw right ............15 Storer, b P eel ............18 M altliouse, b P eel ... 2 In the S econ d Innings H ulm e scored (not out) 14, b r ig h t (L ot ou t) 1, W . Sugg, b W ainw right 13.— T otal, 28. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . Mr. G A . M arsden, b W7a in w rig h t.......... M r S. H . W ood , n ot o u t ............................. Y oun g,bW ainW iight M r. G . G . W alker, c M o o r h o u s e , b W a in w rig h t............ B 8, lb 4 ............ T otal ...101 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. O M . R . W . D avidson ... 19 8 33 8 ... H ulm e ............ 18 12 43 1 ... D e r b y s h ir e . F irst Innings. O . M. R W . WTa in w rig h t... 23.311 i9 5 H irst ............ 10 4 21 2 F oster ............ 6 1 36 0 P e e l..................... 18 9 26 3 S econd Innings. O. M. R . W . ... 18 5 ‘/I 1 ... 17.4 8 27 9 S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W . . ... 3.2 1 19 1