Cricket 1894

AUG. 16, 1894 OBICKET s A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, 838 CROYDON FORTNIGHT. So su ccessfu l w as the hom e te n n in the second week, w inning 4 m atches end draw ing 2, that the results o f the fortn igh t on th e C roydon C.O. ground are—7 won, 3 drawD, and 2 Jost. On M onday—as usual on B ack H olidays— the m atch w as w ith A ddiscom te, and a m ost interesting one it proved to te . T h e visitors had the pood fortune to w in the toss, aDd of course took first innings, the bow lers having the disadvantage o f a w et ball. So w ell did the A d d iscom b e m ake use of their opportunities, that the last w icket did n ot fa 'l till the score had reached 217, o f w hich num ber J. G rant contributed 97, a capital innings. T here rem ained on ly abou t tw o hours and a quarter for C rojd on to bat, bu t—great as th e task w as—it toon becam e evident that they had a chance, and were determ ined to try fo r a w in. R u n s cam e at a great pace, notw ithstanding frequent changes o f bcw ling, and ju st fifteen m inutes before th e tim e o f draw ing stum ps, C roydon am id m uch excitm en t w on with only five w ick ets dow n. A. E . Clarke played a splendid in nings of 96, C. W . M. Feist m ade 56, and T . A. W a tson 34. T uesday’s m a tch v. H ornsey R ise w as an easy * in for the hom e side. H ornsey R ise m ade 97, and C roydon 176 (F. B ill 44 and J. a . Archer 36). J. A. A rcher also took 6 w ickets for 20 runs. T h e m atch on W ednesday resulted in a draw. C roydon scored 186 (J. Aris 48), and C ham pion H ill 165 fo r 8 w ickets (0. F. S kipw orih 71 n ot out). On Thursday v.N oibu ry Park, Croydon w on. the see ras being—C roydon 237 (J. A ris 60, T. A. W atson 46, and J. A. A rcher 42); N orbury P aik, 106. On Friday, v. the B ohem ians, the hom e team again w on easily, lh e B ohem ians ta tted first, but w ere all ou t for 75. T . A. W atson takiog six wickets fo r 58 runs, and C roydon, rem aining at the w ickets fo r the rest o f the day, ran up a score of 324 for 8 w ickets (L. de M ontezum a 119, T. A. W at­ son 63, and E. W iltshire 54). Saturday’s m atch w as draw n —C roydon 121 , M itcham 69 fo r 6 w ickets. C R O Y D O N v. AD D ISC OM BE.—P la yed at C royd on on A ugust 6 . A d d is c o m b e . P. Allen, lbw , b Feist 4 E .W iltfh ire,c B iscoe, b Sm ith .....................15 J. Grant, c R olls, b D e n t ............................. 97 N. C utler, lbw , b Archer .....................24 R . L angton, c Sm ith, b Feist .....................19 T . B. M arshall, b S m ith ............................. 2 R . J. G rant, b Sm ith 0 C b o y d o n . Rev. H. A. Serres, st B iscoe, b D ent .. 27 F. T. W iltsh ire,c and b S m i'h .................... 4 W. S. Jtnner, n ot out ... J. R. C oulthard, Sm ith ................. B 13, lb 3, w 5 T otal ... 217 H. R . G room , run out 1 J. W h itcom b , c Fer­ res, b J e n n e r............. 7 A. E . Clarke, c E . W iltshire, b Cutler 96 T . A. W atson, c Sei- res,b Cutler ............31 C. W. M. F eist, c T otal L an gton , bJ. Grant 56 G . F. L ong, c C utler,b C oulthard.................... 0 A. C. D ent and J. A. Archer did not bat. F. J. R olls, st Serres, b E . W iltshire ... 18 E. W . Sm ith, n ot ou t ............................. 10 R . B iscoe, n ot ou t ... 2 B 7, lb 5, w 4, nb 2 18 CROYDON v. H O R N S E Y R IS E .—P layed at C roy­ don on A ugust 7. H o r n se y R is e . F irst Innings. K. A. J. B. D avies, c H ill, b E. lld r e d , c L . B a g ott ..................... 4 W atson , b J. G. B u ckth orp e, run Archer ....................... 0 ou t ............ ............ 9 G .GaJe,b J.A A rcher 0 E. J. M iroy, c J. A. A. D am es, not ou t ... 24 A rcher, b H ardy ... 22 E. J. B enoit, b J. A . W . Burke, Ibw , b J.A. A rcher ....................... 2 Archer ....................25 C. Hughep, b L avers 4 C. Gale, c L. K . W at- N b .............................. 1 son, b J. A . A rcher 6 — R . G. PrailJ, b J. A. Total ............97 A rcher ..................... 0 In the S econd Innings D avies scored (n ot out) 48. Buckthorpe, b R . A rcher 4, M iroy, b Hill 5, Burke, c T . A. W atson, b H ill 24, C. Gale (run out) 2, D am es (n ot out) 60; b 1 .— T otal 144. C ro yd o n . G. F. L on g, lbw , b G. G a l e .............................. 6 T. a . W a tson , b G. G a’e . . 13 I*. H ill,c B uckthorpe, b B urke ....................44 J.A. A rcher,c H ughes, b B urke ....................36 L . K. W atson , c C. _ Gale, b D am es ... 25 B. A rcher, b E ldred... 18 N . L avers, c and b D avies .................... R . D . D algliesh, b D am es .................... W . H. B agott, c Burke, b G . G ale F . L u ca s, n ot out ... J. H. H ardy, run out B 4, lb 3 ............ T otal ...176 C RO YD O N v. CH AM PION H IL L .—P layed at C roydon on A ugust 8 . C r o y d o n . G .F. L on g, c Bar jeant, b Storey .................... 2 E . W. Sm ith, b E dw in 19 T.A .W atson, b L over- idge .............................18 J. A. A rcher, c and b L overid ge.................... £8 C. W . M. Feist, c F ul­ ler. b W oods ........... 12 L. K . W atson, b W oods .................... 5 J. A ris, c and b Sar- jeanc .....................48 H. T. H ipw ell, b W ood s .................... 18 E. H . B .S tanley, n ot out .............................17 N .L avers.b S arjean t 0 R. A rcher, c G od­ w ard, b W ood s ... 2 B 8 , lb 7 ............15 C h a m pio n H i l l . T o ta l ..186 J. C ross, b Sm ith ... 11 W. Fuller, c and b F e is t ............................. 7 C. F. Skipw orth, n ot out ............................. 71 A. J. Sarjeanr, Jew, b F e i s t ............................. 2 S. P . E dw in, c L ong, b J. A rcher ............ £9 G. W ood s, b T . W at- s n ............................. 5 J. W . G r’ffin did n ot tat. F . L overidge, lbw , b J. A rch er ............ 1 A.V. S torey, c Sm ith, b Feist .....................18 T. F reem an, run ou t 5 H . N. G odw ard. n ot ou t ............................. 9 B 5, lb 2 ............ 7 T ota l . 165 CROYDON v. N O R B U R Y P A R K .—P layed at C roydon on A ugust 9. C r o y d o n . R . D. D algliesh, lbw, b S m ith .................... 0 L . K. W a tson , b H obl-s ....................25 A . Bush, c Sm ith, b S leat ................... 12 J. a . H ardy, n o t out 1 B 11, lb 4, nb 3 ... 18 T otal ...237 H. W . W ard, b Sm ith 1 A. F. Clarke, b Sleat... 1 T.A.W atson, c W ilk in ­ son, b Sleat ............46 J. A. A rcher, lbw , b V ilkinson ............42 F. J. B olls, c R alph, b W ilk iu son .................... 9 J. Aris,c H obbs bSleat 6 ) G. F . L ong, c M orris, b B axter .................... 22 N o r b u r y P a r k .- B. H. M. Sm ith, c and b T . W atson ............21 R alph, c W ard, b T. W a tson ..................... 1 T . W ilkinson, b T. W atson .................... 0 A. H. Behrend, b R olls 14 W. E . H obf's, c Dal- glieth, b T. W atson 8 Sleat, c T. W atson, b R o l l s .............................2L In the S econd Innings Sm ith scored c L . W atson, b A rcher 5, Behrend, c Clarke, b Archer 12, H obbs (not o rt) 39, M orris (n o t ou t) 11. Sw ift, b H ardy 1 ; b 4, lb 1. -T o ta l, 73. F irst Innings. J. J. M orris, n ot out 18 E . Sw ift, run ou t ... 2 H ." oodard.cC larke, b T . W a tso n ............ 1 T . J. Irw in, b Clarke 4 J. P. B axter cH ardy, b A rcher ............ 3 B 1C, lb 3 ............13 T ota l ...1C6 CR O Y D O N v. B O H E M IA N S .—P layed at Croydon on A ugust 10. B o h e m ia n s . A. J. Lane, c and b T . A. W atson W . V . M orris, c L avers, b H ardy ... 0 F . E . Peter, c and b T . A. W a tso n ............ 2 J. J. M orris, c Laver?, b T. A. W atson ... 6 J.W est, b M ontezum a 31 L . L . F oster, lbw , b T .A .W a t s o n ............ 0 D . H . M cL auchlan, D M o n te z u m a ............19 G. R . bla des, b T . A. W atson ..................... 1 W . L ead better, c H ardy, b X. A. W a tson ..................... 13 H . G . D river, not ou t 0 F. Spurgeon, b M ontezum a ............ 0 T otal... C r o y d o n . . 75 G. F. L ong, c F oster, b P eter ..................... 9 T. A. W atson, c W est, b M cLauchlan ... 53 E. W iltshire, ru n o u t 54 A. E . Clarke, c J. M orris.b M cL a u ch ­ lan ............................. 2 L . de M ontezu m a, c D river, b L an e ... 119 C. G . May, b L an e ... 23 A. H ill did n ot bat. N. L averp.c and b W . M ori is ...................... 8 H .T. H ip well, b S pur­ geon ...........................27 L . K . W atson, n ot ou t ............................... 3 J. H. H ardy,n ot ou t 0 B 9, lb 6 ,n b 1 ... 16 T otal 324 C RO YD O N v. M IT C H A M .—Played at C roydon on A ugust 11. C ro y d o n . C. P . W icks, lbw , b P illinger .................... 16 A. Hill, b P illinger ... 23 H. W . P atey, lbw , b P illin g e r ..................... 5 N. L avers, b Jones ... 1 G. Spicer, c Clarke, b J on es ..................... 7 A . B ush, c Jones, b R ussell ..................... 6 P. W. Scrivener, hw , b J o n e s .....................26 J. H . ta rd y , c Rus- se'l, b Southerton 9 V .G . biscoe,b R ussell 17 E .E .W h ite, b Russell 0 T .L .R ob erts.n ot ou t 0 B 11, lb 3 ............14 T ota l ...124 J. P illinger, c B iscoe, b H ardy ..................... W . Clarke, c and b P a te y ............................ G . W . H arw ood, b H ardy............................. A. R . H arw ood, b H ardy.. M it c h a m . F . R ussell, b H ardy 3 W . Jones, not out ... 26 W .S outherton, c and b P a t e y ..................... 5 W . R ussell, n ot ou t 0 B 8 , lb 2 ............10 T ota l F. M ann, A. Beard, and H . M ann did n ot bat THE CANTERBURY WEEK. K E N T V. Y O R K S H IR E . T h ou gh fortu n ately th e w eather h eld up co n ­ siderably fo r the L a d ie s’ D ay at ( anterbury, rain sp o ile d th e concluding stages o f this m a tcn a lto ­ gether. K ent w ere lu cky in w inning th e toss on T hursday, and M essrs. M ason, R ash leigh , and v\ilson played so w ell, on a w icket w h ich helped th e bow lers, tb at at the lu ncheon interval the score w as 80 w ith only three I atsm en out. S oon after th e resum ption M r. R ashleigh, w ho b a d been in tw o hours fo r 38, ran h im self out, and then W a in ­ w right and P eel bow led w ith such success that the innings w as com p leted fo r J23, seven w ickets fa ll­ ing a fter lu nch lor an addition o f on ly 43. Peel, w h o took five w ickets fo r th iity , and W ainw right to w le d w ell, and th e Y orkshire fielding w as th rou gh ou t brilliant. T he Y orkshirem en had ju st under tw o hours fo r batting on T hursday, and in th a t tim e lost five g ood w ickets fo r seventy- five. O n F riday rain restricted th e pla y to a little over tw o h ours N o play w as possible till after lu ncheon, and another heavy dow npour finally p u t an end to crick et fo r the day ju st before five o ’clock . Qhe w ick et after the rain w as fairly easy, and, in the tim e play lasted, the last five w ickets o f Y orkshire added 138. T h ou gh w ith a w et grou n d and slippery ball the K ent bow lers w ere seen at a great disadvantage, b row n and M oor­ h ouse w ere th e on ly batsm en to give any great trouble. In an hour the tw o professiona s added 72 runs, and at the end o f the innings B row n w as still in w ith 95 to his credit H is display w as one o f con spicu ou s m erit. A ltogether he w as batting fo r over three hours, and there w as n o actu al ch an ce to discredit a fine innings. W ith arrears o f 90 against them , K en t tegan their secon d innings on Saturday, under very great disadvan­ tages. U nder the in fluen ce o f a I right sun, too, the w icket w as getting very treacherous, so that their ch a n ces o f saving the gam e w ere o f the sm allest. Still, M essrs. M ason and fcashleigh began in a styje w h ich afforded som e hop e. On ih e difficult w icket b o th batsm en played really g ood cricket, and their perform an ce in pu ttin g on 68 before th ey were separated w as a fine perform ­ ance. D irectly they w ere separated, how ever, the eud soon cam e, W ith th e pitch getting m ore and m ore difficult, W ain w righ t t«nd P eel bow led w ith irresistible effect, so m u ch so, indeed, that the last nine w icketa on ly added 47 runs. 'J his left Y orkshire w ith 26 to w in, and as L ord H aw ke and Mr- Jackson got these, K ent w ere beaten b y ten w ickets. In the m a tch P eel took nine w ickets for 79, W ainw right the sam e num ber fo r 89. K e n t . F irst Innings. R ev.W .R ashleigh , run ou t 38 M r. J. R . M a 6 on, c T u n n i­ cliffe, b Jackson ............18 Mr. L . W ilson, c B row n , b P eel ......................................25 A . H earne, c H unter, b P eel ...................................... 1 Mr. G . J. V . W eigall, b W ainw right ... ... 16 n ot out M r. T . N. Perkins, c M oor­ house, b P eel ..................... 1 S econd Innings, b W a in w rig h t.. 44 b W ainw right . . 42 c H unter, b P eel 0 c and b W ain- w iigh t ............ 0 ... 11 M r. F . M archant, b P eel... 6 M r. M . C. K em p, c T u n n i­ cliffe, b W ainw right ... 5 W right, b W ainw right ... 4 M artin, b P eel ................... . 6 W . H earne, n ot out ............ 0 L b ...................................... 3 T otal ...................123 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. c T unnicliffe, d P e e l.................... 3 b W a in w rig h t... 8 b W a in w rig h t... 4 st H unter,b P eel 0 b P e e l........... ... 0 c b irst, b W ain ­ w right ............ 1 B ... ^ 2 T otal .. 115 L o rd H aw ke, b W . H earne ..................... 3 M r. F . S. Jackson, c P erkins, b M artin... 15 T unnicliffe, b W . H earne .................... 11 B row n, n ot o n t ............95 M r. E . Sm ith, c W il­ son, b M a rtin ............19 P eel, c W ilton , b A. H earne .....................13 W ainw right, c and b W . H earne ............ M oorhouse,c W eigall, b M a s o n .................. M ounsey, st K em p, b M artin ..................... H irst, b M artin Hunter, lbw , b H earne ............ B .................... ... 0 A. ... 10 ... 4 T otal ... 213 In the S econd Innings L ord H aw ke scored (not ou t) 10, Jackson (n ot ou t) 10; b 4, lb 2.—T otal, 26. B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . K e n t . F irst Innings. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M. R . W . W ainw right ... 33.1 12 52 3 ............ 34 16 37 6 P e e l .................... 31 18 30 5 .............. 35 14 49 4 J a c k s o n ............11 4 17 1 ............... 6 1 16 0 H irs t.................... 9 5 110 .............. 4 1 11 0 S m ith ............ 4 2 10 0