Cricket 1894

AUG. 9, 1894 PICKET? A WEEKLY KECORX* OF '.THE GAME* 311 B EC O N D M IT C H — 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 August 4. T h e Dutch* m en w on on first innings by 312 runs. G k n tle m e n o p H o l l a n d , M e. W . F. P roost, n ot ou t .....................23 M r. J. W . F. V . der P osch , c a id b G illig a n ..................... 4 M r.J. H isgen, b Hur- l o c k .............................. 0 Mr. D. T . V . U pr T aalm au K ip, c and b H u ilock ... 4 E xtras ...............14 Mr. E . Horelfftvan, c Jones, b Oil igan ... 1 Mr. J. u. Schroeder, b J o n e s ............................. 22 Mr. W . B. S olom on, Ibw, b J on es .......... 6 Mr. J. E. W eiss, b tla o k m r a ....................21 Mr. 0. J. P osth u m *, c P uckle, b tiu ch ... 28 M r. E. B Bourlier, c W hite b G il igan 3L M r. P. R . T rom p de H aas, c Jones, b G illigan .....................16 B r ix t o n W a n d e r e r s . F irst Innings. S econd Inniags. C .H .N .E w ington, b 3rom p de H aas ............................. 3 b W eiss ............ 0 A. B lackm an, c Schroeder, b P o s th u m a .....................33 b T rom p de H aas 71 W . A. G illigan, c P roost, b T rom p de H aas ............ T otal .. 170 2 b W eiss H aat ...................................... 35 b T rom p de Haas 30 B. V. W h i'e, b T rom p de Haas ............................. 6 b T rom p de Haas 0 T. R . R ider, c W eies, b T rom p de HaHS 0 b W eiss ............ 0 G. F inch, run ou t ............ 5 n ot out ............ 17 F. P. R ider, c J. W . Bosh, b T rom p de Haas ............ 2 c 8o!om on , b W eiss ............ 8 W . H. H urlock, n ot ou t ... 2 b P oathum a ... 7 C. F. Jon es, c Schroeder, b P osth ’im I ..................... 0 n ot out ............ 9 H . L . Puckle, b P osthum a 0 E x tra s............................. 10 E x tr a s ........... 15 T otal .................... 58 T otal .. 137 H O R N SE Y v. S U R B IrON.—P layed at Surbiton on A ugust 4. S u r b it o n . W . F. F orsyth, b L. H . B acm eister ... 0 R . Howell, b B. A. Clarke ............. 0 C. Spicer, b L . H. B acm eistor ..........10 E . Ca6t'e, b B . a . C larke ..................... 2 F. Fielding, b B. A. Clarke ..................... 4 H . A. F o s y t h , not ou t ............................. 3 B 6, lb 2 ............ 8 W . B ow ring, c T A. N icholls, b L . H. B acm eister ............ 0 W . B. W iudeler, b S. L . C la r k e .................... 2 J. F . N ew ton, c F eavan.bL . H. B ac­ m eister .................... 9 C. A . T rouncer, c T. A. N icho s, b L . H. B acm eistcr ............4 » R. P. Sew ell, b E. H. B acm eister ............31 H . H . J u pp . c 8. L. Clarke, b u U . B ac- T otal m d 't e r ................... H o r n se y . B. A. Clarke, c W . F. F. H. Nim rno, c F orsyth, b T rouncer 10 Fie ding, bJupp . 5 J*. F. F u m iss, b E . W . Nicholl.--, b T r o a n c e r .................... 8 J u pp ..................... 8 E. H. Bacm eifcter, D . Mimm o, c and 0 run o u t .................... 1 T rou n cer ............. 2 ] . H. B acm eister, b R ev. a . E. Beav^n, S ew ell ....................19 b T ion n cer ............. 3 P. L. Claikp, c Cabtle, T . A. N ichollp, m t b lr o u o c e r ............ 0 ou t .............................. 4 W . H . D avis. o Bow- B 9, lb 2 wb 1 ... 12 ring, b Jupp ............71 — E . A -C ox, b Jupp ... )8 I T o 'a l ........... 153 ...119 H O R N S S Y v. U X B R ID G E .—P lsy e I at Uxbridge i n A ugust G. HORNSEY. B. A. C arke, b Woo«’ s 55 S. L. Clarke, c and b W o o l s ................... 21 R. J. H u tcbin so", c B rb cr b Stone ... 42 W .H .D a\ is,c Bi rber, 3» S tone ............ . 43 B.F .B urniss.b W ood s S. 8. T aylor, b W oods 0 F. O. T u bb y , c W cod - b idge, b S tone .. 3 , U xBKtDGE. F irst Innings, I). N ia.m o, not out .. 11 H . Coliiiu ridgj, c E ves, b Bar- er ... 9 P. A . N icholls, c W o o d b r i dge, b W ood s .................... 4 G. P Steve* s, abt e it 0 B 3, nb 1 ............ 4 T otal .. 198 W. R. C o lins, b B. C ia»ke ..................... 0 J.C Hi* bert>,o Taylor, b S. llir k e ............ 3 A. NT. T h om as, b B C larke .................... £5 C. K. Stevens, b S. C larke .................... 7 C. C. Stone, c T ubty, b S. C larke ............ 6 Wood**, c N icholls, b 8. C la rk * ... W .L .E ves c F urniss, b S. Clarko ............ 3 A . R. W oodnrid'-p, c L a 'i? , h 8. ( laike 0 F. W . Thou: a°, b Furni s ... ... i5 Rev. A B. F a m p fe c, run ou t ........... ... 7 W. P. B a rter to t out 0 lit- 3, w 2 ............ 6 T. tal ... 85 In the S econd Innings C clliis Fcorer’ . b B. Clarke 9, T hom as (not ou t) 8, S evtns, b F urniss 4, Stone (not ou ’ ) 1. Ham pden, run ou t 3 Barber, c B utchinsoD , b B, C larke? ; lb 1 .—T otal, 21 , S O M E R S E T S H IR E v M ID D L E S E X . T h e dou ble victory o f the S om ersetshire eleven lent additional interest to their return m a tch w ith M iddltsex. fixed fo r the first h alf o f th is w eek at T a u n ton , and there w as con sequ en tly a g ood attendance ou B ank H oliday. R ain prevented a start on M onday aftern oon until h alf-past tw o o ’clock , and then M iddlesex, w ho w on th e toss, m ade such a bad start that three o f the best b ats­ m en w ere ou t fo r on ly nineteen. M r. L u ca s also gave little trouble, and the first, as it w as the on ly stand o f the innings, w as w hen M r. O’B rien join ed R aw liu on the fa it of the fou rth w icket, rtfter a tim e b oth batsm en scored freely, and in a little under tw o hou s 149 runs w ere added. R iw- lin, w ho had been in a little over tw o hours,w as then ou t fo r a fine score o f 85 absolutely w ith ou t a fault, flf'r. W arner, the O xonian w ho m ade his first appear­ an ce for M iddlesex in this m atch, a fter m aking six, w as ou t lbw , and before play ceased on M on­ day, P hillips, Mr. W ats >n, and M r. B athurst w ere all dism issed, leaving Mr. O 'B rien n t ou t w ith 79 to his credit. On T uesday m orning, H earne stayed in w hile Mr. O’B rien added 31, and w ith the f< rm er’8 dism issal at 231 the innings w as c'osed . Mr. O ’Brien, w ho carried ou t his I a t for 1 0, w as at the w icket three hours and five m inutes w ithout givnig a chance. Mr. H ill signalised the com m en ce­ m ent o f S om ersetshire's innings with som e resolute hitting, and o f the 1:9 scored on the fall o f tbe third w icket his share w as 79, the result of ju st under tw o hours cr ic k e t. T he su sequent batting hardly fulfilled the prem ise o f the early part o f the innings. M essrs. R oe and W o ds, indeed, alone got dou ble figures, and chiefly through R aw lin 's t ffactive bow ling the later batsm en did so little iliat the total, after all, on ly reach ed 203. R aw lins took five w lck eis for 35 runs. G oing in a secon d tim e 25 runs to the good, M iddlesex again began badly. In a little over an hour 70 runs were scored at a cost o f five w ickets, and w ith M iddlesex 95 on, and h a lf their w ickets in hand, play ceased on T uesday. R a ;n overnight had n ot im proved the w ickes fo r yester­ day, and Capt. H edley b ow led w ith such success in the m orning, that the last h a lf o f the M iddlesex innings on ly reached i:3 runs. T h is left Som ersetshire w ith 1 9 to w in, and their chances, n o t perhaps the m ost h op efu l as the w icket w as, w ere con sid era bly reduced by the failure o f the early batsm en. B y lu n ch eon tim e fou r w ickets had fallen fo r fourteen and though the P alairets, and subsequently M r. D unlop, Mr. G ay, and T yler played up pluckily, M iddlesex alw ays had a little in hand, eventually w inning b y 19 runs. K aw liu’s all-round crick et had m uch to do w ith their success. B esides scorin g 93 in the m atch, h e took ten w ickets fo r 82 runs. M id d l e s e x . Pir^t Innings. S econd Innings. Mr. A. J W ebbe, b H ed ley 0 lbw , b T yler ... 7 M r.A E . ► toddart, c 3ylcr, b H edley ............................. 1 c H ill, b T yler .. U M r. R 8. Lr.cas. b T yler .. 8 b Hedley .......... l i M r.G M 'o re g o r b He<ilej 12 b N ichols ...........21 R aw lin, c L . P alairet, b H edley ............ 85 b T yler ... . 10 M r T . C/. O’ Brien, c o t ou t 110 c R. P alairct, b T yler ............13 M r P. F . W arner, lbw , b T yler .................................... 6 b H edley ............ 4 P hillips, b T yler .................. 4 b H edley ............ 5 Mr. A. K . W atson, c and b H edley ............................. 3 b H edley ............ 4 Mr. L. U. V. B athurst, st G ay. b i yler .................... l b H edley ............ 3 J. T H earne, c L Palairet, b T yler ............................. 1 n ot ou t ............ 5 B 5, lb 2 ... 7 T ota l ............ '.31 SOMERBl T. f irst Innings. Mr. V. T . H ill, b R aw lin .. 79 M r. W. n. H edley, p fctcd- dart b H e a rn e ................... 11 T otal .. 103 S econd Innings b R aw lin . c O ’ Brien.b Ra.v- liu ..................... M r. J. B. ( h a ’ en, c W a _- ner, b R aw lin ... 27 b H o m e ............ 2 Mr. L C. H . Palairet, o 1*earno ............................. 8 c Stoddart, b B aw lin ............: 5 M r W . N. R oe, b R aw lin ‘.8 c M ‘G regor, b R aw lin ............. 6 Mr. R . C. N. P alairet, c O’B r c >, b B athurst 7 b H earne ..........l i M r. S. M .1 v oods, c L u cas, b P hillips ... 2' b H earne ... ... 1 Mr.U. E D unlop u R aw lin 0 Mr. L II. G ay, n ot ou t ... 5 N ichols, b P h illips ............ 1 T y er, r>R a w lin .................... 6 B 9, w 1........................... l'J • c M ‘<-»regor, b R aw lin ........18 lbw , b B carne . . 14 not ou t ........... 0 b dea rn e ........18 B 8, lb 1 .. 9 T ota l ....................2 6 T otal .. 103 BOW LIN G - A N A L Y S IS M id d l e s e x . I irst Innings S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M. K. W . T yler ............ M 4 7 875 ...................20 7 25 4 ) edley ............3 < 8 665 ............... 23 4 7 59 5 N ich ols ............ 14 3 410 .............. 3 1 12 1 W ood s ............ 3 0 33 0 B o e ..................... 2 1 4 0 S o m e r s e t . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M R . W . H earne ............ 27 14 74 2 ............ 28.411 51 5 R aw liu ............. 21 12 35 5 ............... 28 9 47 5 B athurst ... 11 2 41 1 P h illip s ............. 10 2 24 2 S to d d a r t............ 9 5 22 0 ............... 1 1 0 0 B athurst bow led on e wide. D E R B Y S H IR E v. H A M P S H IR E . T h ou gh they m ade a very bad start on going in at Derby on M onday, the H am pshire eleven were able, thanks to a lon g stand by Mr. W a*d and apt. W ynyard, to get a useful lead on the first i jnings w h ich p ractically determ ined the result in th eir favour. T h e tw o am ateurs w ere together fo r tw o hours and a quarter. Iu that tim e they added 327 o f w h ich 60 were pu t on in the las-; h a lf h our. W h en D erbyshire w ent in, Mr. * right a od H ulm e scored 45 fo r the first w icket. Su fr e ­ quently, h ow ever, no one except ► u se offered any real resistance to the bow ling of B aldw in, and the total on-y reached 117. B aldw in, w h o took five w ickets fo r 37 runs, b w led w ith equal success w h en D er yshire follow ed on, and fou r o f the best batsm en w ere ou t fo r only 32 runs. C hatterton and Susg m ade the first stand, pu tting on 51 for the fifth w icket. On C hatterton’ s dism issal Sugg c 'ntinued to pla y fine cricket and he w as the last m an out. B e had been batting tw> hours and a quarter, and w i h ou t a ch an ce. B aldw in took seven w ickets fo r 57, s ) that lie had the ex­ ceptionally good record o f tw elve w ick ets fo r 113 runs in the m atch. Y esterday, H am pshire w ent in fo r the fourth in nings w ith 102runs to w in, and rain caused so m any interruptions that it seem ed as if the gam e w ould t e unfinished. A s it w as, the runs w ere g ot fo r the loss o f h a lf the side, so that H am pshire w on b y five wickets. H a m p s h ir e . F irst Innings. Second Innings. M r A . J. L. H ill, c and b D avidson ............................ 0 b D avidson ... 6 M r. C. R ob son , b H ulm e 1 b H ulm e ........... 7 B arton, c v\right, b D avid­ son ............................. 1 lbw , b Sugg ... 31 Capt. Q uinton, c S tore-, b H ul m e .................................... 20 c and bD avid­ son 17 B acon, c Storer, b D avid­ son ... ..................... 4 b S u g g ................ 14 Mr. d .F . W ard, n ot out 61 n o to u t ........12 Capt. W ynyarJ, c D avid­ son, b b u lm e ............ . 93 n o to u t ............ 9 M r. A. P. W ood , c and b H nitre ..................... 5 Mr. D . A Ste le, c su b , b • u lm e .....................................10 B a ld w in ,c E vans,b D avid­ son ...................................... 5 Cave, b H ulm e ..................... 3 B 3. w 1............................. 4 B (, lb l,n'< 1 6 7 ota l ..102 T o ta l .....................201 D e r b y s iiir f . F irst Innings. Second Innings. M r. L . G . W right, b Bald- w ii ......................................3G b B a ld w in ............... 2 H ulm e, run O u t .................... 21 c Q uinton, b B aldw in . ... 7 B agshaw c and b H ill ... 5 c Q uinton, b B a ld w in ..........10 C liatte ton lbw , b B a ld ­ w in ....................1 1 b H i 1 ................... 35 D aviJson, b B aldw in ... 0 cR o b s o n b B ald­ w in ............ 9 Storer, b Baldw in ............ 0 b B il d w i n ..........10 w . Sueg. run ou t . 27 c t ill. b B arton 77 M r F .E vershed, b B aldw in 0 c ' ill,b B aldw in 19 E vans, b S t e e le .................... 2 l un ou t ... 23 M althouse, L ot ou t ........... 6 c R o s jn b B a ’ d- w in ................... 4 M r.G . G . W alker, b H ill 6 n o t o u t ... . y B 7 lb 2. w 1 10 T ota l ....................137 T o ta l 388 £ 0 A L IN * A N A L Y S IS . H am psh ire F irst Inning3. S ccon d Innings i». M.R . W . O. M R W . D avidson .. 40 25 H24 ............... 30 16 J*1 2 H ulm e ..........44.310 7S6 .............. 13 3 31 1 W a lk e r .......... 17 4 33 0 Bag^haw ... 6 2 9 0 I*.vans ............ 5 0 25 •» Pugg ............ 4 0 21 0 .................... 16.2 7 H u lm c b ow led a w ide and D avidson one n o-' a ’l. D e r b y sh ir e . I irst Innings. S e.on d Innings. O. M . R. W . O. M . K. W. F i-J ..................24.2 7 49 *2 ................33 3 3 1 1 C i v e .................. 6 1 IS 0 ............. 3 0 18 0 B aldw in . .. »6 6 37 5 ............. £4 6 75 7 S teele ............ 11 3 131 ............. 94 9 55 0 P a »tfn 13 0 5 1 S teele bow led a wide. L o n d o n A r s ir a la h a n s v L e y to n C l p b .— PJaj e l tt L e y t"n ou A ugust 6»b, aud w on by ih e L on d on A ustralasians *y rni s. w itl i 1 tw o m inutes o f tim e. Ecorc 8—L ondon A ust a asiane, i 03 ; L eytcn , 173.