Cricket 1894

AUG. 9, 1894 CKICKJLT s A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 809 E sse x . First Innings. Mr. H . G . O w en.c W ood , b „ Cav® ......................................30 b H ill ... Carpenter, c and b B ald w in ................... S econd Innings. ... 14 ... 31 c W ood, b B ald- .. „ w in ..................... 12 ? fUSo el1’ ^ Stee,1’ b C ave 17b S tee’e ............... 0 M r.K.J. B urrell, c R obson, b C ave.. .................. ... 6 b S o a r ................... u Mr. H. H ailey, b Steele ... 13 n o t o u t ............... 6 Burns, b S oar .................... n 0 H ill, b Bald- win ....................14 c W ood , b H ill... 62 £ :„ k E ow e>o Steele, b H i l l ........................................ M r C. M ’G ahey, e H ill, b ivr?teer? " t , ■, — 10 c B acon ,b L igh t 103 Mr. C. J. K ortright, b L ig h t .......................................... ? J 'aA n ?,toU t .................. » ru n uui B erkeley, b Steele 0 b b o a r .................... l B 9, lb 2 .............................11 B IO , lb 5... 15 T o t a l.....................201 T ota l ...245 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . c W ood , b S oar 0 3 o t ............ 4 F irst Innings. K orl right M ead ..t Berkeley Burns ... Carpenter H a m p s h ir e . M . R. W . S eeond Innings. O. M . Br. W . . 15.4 4 48 4 10 77 3 O w en R ow e . ?0 . 20 . 13 . 10 .. 11 4 36 1 17 0 37 1 32 0 ---------- . . . . 4 0 M ’G ah ey 1 0 8 0 H ill........... L ight ... Cave ... Soar B aldw in Steele ... E s s e x . gs. O. M. R . W. 12 3 \7 1 15 2 25 1 24 5 60 3 It 4 ?5 1 22 12 16 1 7 0 27 3 E econd Innings. " M . R . W . O. 21 . It 7 19 0 45 3 33 12 m B arton 1 15 1 0 15 0 L A N C A S H IR E v. L E IC E S T E R S H IR E . O w ing to the heavy rainfall at M anchester, the actual crick et in th e m atch fixed fo r the end of last w f efc hardly am ounted to on e fu ll day. As it w as im pos8i le to bow l a b all on T hursday, a start w as n ot m atfe till F riday m orning, w hen a new w icket w as used. E ven then the play did not last ti 1 fou r o ’clocK , having to b e stopped fo r the day li e m inute* te fo re that hour. Still, L an ­ cashire m ade full use o f the opp ortu n ity they got in w inning the toss, and on the w et and easy wi. ket on F riday, Mr. M acL aren and W ard were Heen to su ch advantage, w ith the help of som e little luck, that the p a rtn e'sh ip fo r the first w icket lasted ju st uoder tw o h ou rs and a half. In m is tim e 170 runs were scored, o f w hich Mr. M acL aren s share w as 9J. He ou gh t to have been stum ped w hen he had got fifteen, but this w as the on y blem ish in a »ouud and a ttractive display of bfitting. Sung w as bow led a fter m aking 18, and w hen rain stopped play, W ard w as still in w ith 89 o f 212 fo r tw o w ickets to his credit. On Satur­ day m orning W ard added 10, and then, w hen one short, ran him self ou t in over-anxiety to reach his hundred. H e had been batting three hours and a half, and though h e played a t all on w hen he had scored 10 w ith ou t rem oving the bails, Ms only ) eal c h in ce w as one in the slips w hen he had sot 3>. On W a rd ’s dism issa', Mr. M a cla re n closed L an cash ire’s innings w ith the total at 228, and on y three t atsm en out. G oing in to bat. L eices- t rshire fared badly, so m uch so that nine w ickets f 11 •efore lu n ch eon fo r 69 M essis. L orrim er and R udd w ere b oth run out, and o f the other seven w ic'- et* B riggs took six at a cost o f only 27 runs. D uring the interval rain cam e on heavily, and as there w as no chance of a resum ption of play at fo u r o ’clock , the gam e w as a vandoned L a n c a s h ir e . A Sm ith, n ot ou t ... 7 B 5, lb 7, n b 2 ... 14 T ota l .......... 2 8 Mr. A. C. M’L are •, b H illy a r d ....................£0 A W ard, run out ... 99 F. Sugg, b W o o d co ck 18 M r. P. M . T indall, F. W ard B riggs, T hom as, M old, T insley, and B aker did n ot bat. InLings dec ared cl sed. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . Mr. C. E . de T rafford, c M cL aren , b Briggs ............ H olland, b B riggs ... T om lin, b B riggs ... Chapm an, c T insley, b B riggs ..................... W arren, c Sm ith, b Briggs ..................... Mr. D . L orrim er, run ou t .............................. Mr. G . W . H illyard, b M old ............ Mr. G . E . R udd, run ou t ............................. W o o d co ck b Briggs W a lton , n ot o u t ... W hitehead, n ot out B ........... T otal B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. L a n c a s h ir e . O. M .R .W . O . M . R . W . W ood cock 15 544 1 |W a lton ... 26 5 58 0 H illyard ... 27.3 9 62 1 |T o m lin ... 6 0 21 0 R udd ... 9 1 29 0 | W a lton and W ood cock each b ow led a no-ball. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . O. M .R .W. O. M . R . W . ... 22 1227 6 1 Baker ... 3 0 12 0 ... 18 824 1 | B riggs M old W A R W IC K S H IR E v. G L O U C E S T E R S H IR E . R ain, w h ich prevented the com m en cem en t o f this m atch at B irm ingham on T hursday, brou gh t th e gam e to a prem ature close on Saturday a fter­ noon. G loucestershire, w h o w ere fortunate enough to w in the toss, m ade a fairly g ood start on F riday m orning. F erris helped W .G . to pu t on 43 for the first w icket, and though P aioter, w ho follow ed Ferris, w as soon out, R ice gave his captain useful help to the extent o f 33 runs fo r the third w icket. Ih e n W .G ., w h o had played in his best form fo r an hour a rd forty m inutes, w as caught, having scored 52 o f the total o f 90. R ice saw W rathall and Jessop go b efore his capital in nings, w hich had lasted an hour and ten m inutes, cam e to an end. Six w ickets w ere dow n fo r 108 w hen E . M. G race and F rancis becam e partners. B oth batsm en played w ith confidence, as w ell as judgm ent, and their stand, w hich resulted in an addition o f 77 runs, w as the feature of the innings. A t 185 F rancis w as ou t lbw , and then the innings cam e to a rapid end fo r an addi­ tion o f fourteen runs. E.M . carried ou t his bat fo r 44, a m ost valuable display of batting w ith on ly one ch an ce ju st before w as ou t w hen W ar­ w ickshire w ent in they w ere unlucky in losing Mr. B ain ridge before he scored, and D iv er,h is su c­ cessor, w ith only fourteen runs on. T he broth ers Q uaife. how ever, steadily got the m easure o f the G loucestershire \ ow lm g, and in spite o f frequent changes 126 had been added w ith both batsm en still in w hen play ceased on Friday. W . G . Q uaife’s 45 n ot ou t w as w ithout a m istake, but, his broth er in his 77, had tw o lives, the first w hen he had g ot JO, the secon d at 5j0. On Saturday m orning W . G. Q uaife w as bow led w ith ou t an addition to his total, and W alter w hen lie had on ly added five. A fter their separation little resistance w as offered to the G lou cester­ shire bow lers, and the eight outstanding w ickets on Saturday m orain e only increased th e score by 84 ru rs. G loucestershire, wTh o w ere a fter all only in a m inority o f 25 on the first innings, w ent in again at abou t a quarter to tw o o ’clo ck , and w hen the rain pu t an end to th e gam e, had m ade 70 for th e loss of fou r w ickets T h e gam e w as therefore draw n w ith G loucestershire 45 on and six w ickets to fall. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. D r. w . G. G race, c S hilton, b Hantall 52 M r. J. J. F erris, run 14 , st 44 M r. H . H . F rancis, lbw , b H ill ........... 38 D r. E . M . G race, n ot ou t ........................... M r. H. W . B row n, L illey, b B ill B oard, b San tall K oberts, b H ill... B 6, lb 1 ... ou t P ainter, c L illey, W hitehead ............ d Mr. R . W. B icc, b P allett ....................29 W rathall, c D evey, b P allett .................... 1 M r. G . Jessop, c W . T o ta l ...........199 G . Q uaife, b P al­ lett ............................ 8 Iu the Second Innings D r. W . G. G ra ce scored (not ou t) 14, F erris (not ou t) 1, P «in ter, b W hite­ head 13, R ice, b San tall 16, F rancis, b P allett 0, B row n, lbw , b W hitehead 26 —T otal, 70. W a r w ic k s h ir e . W a lter Q aaife, b R oberts .............77 M .H. W . Bainbridge, lbw , b R oberts ... 0 D iver, lbw , b Jessop 7 w . G . Q uaife, c W . G . G race,b R ob erts 5J S antall, c R oberts, b B row n ................. 6 L illey, b B row n ... 10 D evey, c R ice, b R o b e r t s ...................9 PaU ett, run ou t ... 18 M r. H. G . H ill, c Painter, b R ob erts 3 Shilton, n ot ou t ... 14 J. W hitehead, b Jes­ sop .............................15 B 11, lb 4 ............15 T ota l B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . .. 224 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M . R w. P allett... .. 26 10 68 3 ............ 8 3 13 1 Chilton ..2 2 7 46 0 W hitehead 15 2 23 1 ............ 24 9 £9 2 S antall .. 21 7 40 2 ............ 16 10 18 1 H ill ... .. 10.3 5 15 3 Santall b ow led a wide. W a r w ic k s h ir e . o £ o M. R. W . R oberts... 40 23 49 5 |W . G . Jessop ... 17 12 16 2 1 G race 11 0 34 0 B row n ... 31 7 72 2 |F erris ... 10 4 27 0 |E .M .G race 2 0 11 0 RUGBY v. MARLBOROUGH.—Played at L o r i’s on August 1 and 2. R u g b y . Mr. J. Stanning, not out ............................152 Mr. O. P. Tidm an, lbw, b Ainsworth... 4 Mr. C. P. Nickalls, b G raham .................. 109 Mr. D. Chiistopher- son, c Preston, b G ra h a m ...................... 27 Mr. J. F. Thompson, b Graham ............ 8 Mr. G. P. Newstead, b A in sw orth ............ 2 Mr. P. W . Niokalls, b S a le ...........................11 Mr. T. N. Sample, st Preston, b Ains­ worth Mr. W. F. Gowers, Johnstone ... . Mr. N. Fletcher, Johnstone ... . Mr. A. L. Allen, Ainsworth ... . B 20, lb 18, w 6 . Total ... . 10 25 5 44 M a r l b o r o u g h . Second Innings. ... 70 First Innings. Mr. J. Graham, c Gowers, b Christopherson...........27 b Gowers Mr. C.B. Cheales.c Sample, b Gowers > ................... Mr. T. C. G. Sandford, b Chrietopherson ........... Mr. W. Y. Johnstone, b Christopherson ........... Mr. G. H. Beloe, c C. Nickalls, b Christopher- eon ..................................14 Mr. J. C. Sale, b Christo­ pherson .......................... i Mr. C. M. H. Howell, c Allen, b Christopher- Bon ......................................... Mr. C. H. Mylne, b Gow ­ ers ................................. ... Mr. W . P. Blore, b Gowers Mr. J. L . Ainsworth, run out .................................... 1 Mr. F. S. Preston, not out 0 c G ow ers, b S a m p le ............ 15 c Allen, b S am ­ p le ..................... 0 b C hristopher­ son ........................ 16 b Christopher- ... 33 , 12 b ... 14 B 8, lb 2, w l ... Total ...101 son b Gowers c StaD ning, Sample ... b Gowers ... b Sample ... not out c C. Nickalls, b C h r i stopher- son .................. 16 B 1,1b 7, w 3 11 Total ..a T ... 10 CHELTENHAM COLLEGE v. H AILEYBUR COLLEGE.—Played at L oid ’s on August 3 and C h e l t e n h a m C o l l e g e . S econd Innings. F irst Innings. H. B . Jeffery, c and b G ib ­ son ......................................37 F . H. B. C ham pain, c P h i lips, b L ee .....................20 E . T. M. B arrett, c G iles, b L e e ......................................31 W . H. D enne, lbw , b Car­ ter ............................................... 8 E . C. O. G raham , lbw , b C a rte r......................................13 F. R . C oates, b G raves ... 10 H . C. B aird, b Graves ... 0 J. W . S tratton, n ot ou t ... 36 J.D . E . Jones, c B roadrick, b G raves ..............................12 W . F. D ay, b C a rter............ 0 C. A. D . B est, b G raves ... 1 B 2, lb 2.............................. 4 not out ... . b Graves ... . c Stevenson, L e e ................ . 78 . 12 c Gibson, b Lee 1 b Graves ...........70 b Long ........... 8 lbw, b L f e ......... 9 c Lee, b Long ... 6 c Carter, b Lee 2 c Miles, b Lee ... 10 lbw, b Graves ... 0 B 9, lb 6 ... 15 Total .. 172 Total 211 H a il e y b u r y C o l l e g e . F irst Innings. Second Innings. E . F. L ong, b D enne... .. 16 b Stratton ............ 0 S. L. H arke, b Coates ... 9 b D enne . ... 8 J. F . Carter, ran out... .. 52 c Baird, b S trat­ ton ..................... 2 C. V . M iles, c Jones, b D e n n e ............................. ... 3 c Coates, b C ham pion ... 88 H. C. B roadrick, b S trat­ ton ............................. ... 12 b D a y .....................20 W , A. G iles, run out... ... 24 b S tratton ............ 1 G . H . S tevenson, lb w , b D ay ............................. .. 4 n ot out ............88 P. P. G raves, n ot ou t ... 12 c D enne, b Strat­ ton .....................29 H. F . T . P hillips, b D ay ... 0 c B est, b D ay ... 1 E. H . G ibson, c B est, b D ay ............................. ... 4 b D enne ............14 R . O. L ee, b D ay ............ ... 5 b S tr a tto n .......... 4 B 13, lb 4 ............ ... 17 B 12, lb 5, W 2 19 T ota l ............ ..158 Total ...224 T h k B l u e s a n d T h e ir B a t t l e s (1827 to 1893) witn scores of all Cricket Matches p la y e d between the Universities. One Shilling, B y p o s t Is 2d.— W right and Co., 41, St. Andrew’B Hul, D octor^ Comm ons, E.Gv I • '