Cricket 1894

834 CRICKET? A WEEKLY ftECORD OF THE GAMEC AUG. 16, 1894 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. O. M . R . W . M a r t in ........... W . H eam e .. W r ig h t........... A lec H earne M ason ........... 15 60 4 41 l i 109 3 3 5 0 S econ d Innings. O. M. R . W. 2 7 1 13 151 4 5 O w ing to th e u n fa vou ra ble w eather on M onday W ednesday, and F rid a y th e w eek’s receipts w ere n o t so large as usual. Still the atten dances, on th e w hole, w ere very fa irly good, con sid eiin g that ow in g to B ank H oliday being a blan k, as far as crick et w as concerned, on ly 1527 paid. A ltogether in the six days 14,139 paid fo r adm ission t> th e ground. “ T he O ld Stagers ” occu pied th e boards at the T heatre, and th ere w as as usual a ball at th e M usic H all on W ednesday, as w ell as n o F riday evening. On T h u rsday evening too, there w ere illu m in a tion s and a L antern Parade b y the C ycling C lub. D uring T h u rsda y’s play a collection w as m ade fo r the fo u r K ent p ro­ fessionals, A lec H ea m e. W alter H ea m e, W right, and M artin. T h e result w as a sum o f sixty pounds, w h ich w as equally divided betw een th e four players, and presented on F riday m orn in g by M rs. F . A . M ackinnon. L O N D O N & W E S T M IN S T E R B A N K v B R IG H T O N .—P layed at B righton on A ugust 6. L. & W .B. O. A . Snell, c W e n t­ w orth, b “ D enton ” 26 F. F . M u s s o d , b " D en ton ” ............ 0 W . B r a d b e r y , o C a m p b e l l , b C lem ents..................... 5 H. O. M anfield, b C lem en ts..................... 3 A. P odm ore, c W ent­ w orth , b C lem ents 15 A .G .G ough,c8tuckey, b “ D e n to n ” ............ 3 L . P itt E rook, n ot ou t ............................. 31 C.C.Sim pson, c Ridp- dale, b " D enton ” 8 J. B r a d b e r y , b “ D enton ” ............ 3 F . W . M -ickintosh, c Chant, b R idsdale 18 A. J. M chardson, b Stuckey ..................... 1 L b 1, w 1 ............ 2 T otal... ..115 E r ig b t o n . B ru ce W entw orth, lbw , b M ackintosh 28 H. R . " D enton ” , b P o d m o re .....................24 E .A .R idsdale, c Snell, b M ackintosh............14 R . E. C am pbell, c Snell, b M ackintosh 7 I T o t a l.....................82 E . E. Chant, T . H. P iitch ard, a n d B . G ilpin did n o t bat. A .E .R idsdale.not ou t 3 H. S tuckey, run ou t 1 F. Clem ents, lbw , b M ackintosh ............ 3 F .A .W oolley, n o t out 0 B ............................. 2 L O N D O N & W E S T M IN S T E R BAN K (2) v. C O U T T S .—P layed at G reyhound, D u lw ich , on August 8 and 9. L . & W .B . C. J. Croesley, b P o p e 52 F . F . M usson, b P ope 17 A . G. G ough, b P op e 0 A . J. R ichardson, b P o p e ............................. 2 A .T . M aingay, c P ope, b T h om as ............ 0 T. H. P ritchard, b P ezler ..................... 0 S .B ow m an, b P ope ... 2 F.W .8t:>ne,c T hom as, b P ope .....................10 J. M. A llcock , c S ercom be, b P ope 8 E .G .K eep in g,n ot out l i L .C .B .H ockin,b P op e 9 li 10, lb 5 ............15 T ota l . 99 COUTTS. J.L .M .D avidson.c A ll­ cock , b R ich a rd son 6 L .L .M alleson .c K eep­ ing, b R ich ard son 21 H . P ierce, c M usson, b R ichardson............ 0 T . S. O ldham , c M us­ son, b Richardson 15 S. B. P ope, b A llcock 1 A. T ylecote, b R ich ­ ardson ..................... 2 H . S ercom be, c s u '., b R ich a rd so n .......... F. T hom as, h A llcock E . B. G reenfie’d, not out .............................. A J. Harker, b All­ cock .............................. B .............................. T otal..................... C H A R L T O N P A R K v. T J E B O R D E R R E G I­ M E N T .—Played at C harlton P ark on A ugust 11. B o r d e r R e g im e n t . C apt. Pelly, c M artin, b Pease ...................... 3 L . O. S tack, c M cCan- lis, b Pease .............. 0 C apt. D unne, n ot ou t 13 M ajor D onaldson, c S cott, b M artin ... 0 A . D . T uson, c K eats, b M a rtin ...................... 4 G . E . W arren, c KLScott, b P ease ... 2 Capt. N ash, b Pea3e A. F. P igott, b Pease ..................... Capt. Ferguson- D avie, c S cott, b Martin ..................... Corpl. D onoghue, c and b M artin Pte. H utton, st Sar­ gent, b P ease B 1, w 1 ............ Total ... 31 C h a r l t o n P a r k . A. J. N ew som ,run ou t 100 G . M . M aryon-W ilson, c T uson, b S tack ... 0 A . H. Pease, lbw , b T u eon .....................14 S. R . Sarcrent, c W a r­ ren, b T uson ............ 1 St. J oh n S cott, b T u son ..................... 0 F. G. Allen, c D on ­ aldson, b S tack ... 17 W . M artin,b W arren 1 A. B urnett, n ot out 22 H . E . L aw rence, b D onoghu? ........... 3 D r. W . J. C. K eats, Ibw, b D on aldson 10 C apt. M cCanlis, c P elly, b S tack ... 1 B 7, lb 2, w 2 ... 11 T otal .. 180 Y O R K S H IR E v. M ID D L E S E X . A fter an interesting gam e throughout, York" shire w on their return m a tch w ith M iddlesex, on T u esday at Sheffield, w ith fou r w ickets to spare. 'J h e B ram all L an e ground during the last tw o seasons has n ot been in the b est condition, and in th is case the p itch w as m ade w orse b y tho recent rain. M iddlesex, w h o w ere w ith ou t M r. O’Brien, w on th e toss, but m ade little use o f their g ood fo r­ tune, and w ere all ou t in tw o hours and tw enty m inutes. Peel, w h o w as unchanged, tow led w ith m arked success, helped b y excellent all roun d fielding, and in p ro o f o f the in equality o f the t atting it need on ly b e added th a t w hile the sco ie w as 50 w ith tw o m en out th e to ta l w as on ly 98. W h en Y orkshire w ent in, though the w icket w as sti 1 difficult, som e very different batting w as showD. L ord H aw ke and Mr. Jackson before they w ere sepa­ rated pu t on 80 runs, o f w h ich the form er's share w as on ly 25. T unnicliffe, B row n, and Mr. Sm ith w ere soon dism issed, bu t P eel and M r. Jackson b oth scored freely, and at the finish on M onday th ey w ere still in, having added 61 runs in fifty m inutes. A t th a t tim e th e score w as 167 w ith Mr. Jack son n ot ou t 90, and P eel n ot ou t 35. R ain delayed the com m en cem en t on T uesday m orning fo r an hour, and then uoder th e influence of a bright sunshine, the w icket gave the bowler,* so m u ch h elp, that in forty-five m inu tes the innings w as finished fo r an addition o f on ly 17 runs. R aw lin w as in fa ct qu ite unplayable, and in nine o ers h e dism issed six batsm en at a cost of only eight runs. M r. Jackson w as u n fortu n ate enough to m iss his hundred by nine runs. H e h a d only added one on T uesday w hen h e returned a ball to R aw lin. O ut o f 173 he had co n tri'u te d 91. and it is n o exaggera ion to say that, as the w icket was, and against such bow lers as J. T . H earne and R aw lin, it w as quite a lem ark able innings. He w as at the w ickets tw o hours and a h alf, w ith on ly on e really easy chance w hen he had got 74. M iddlesex began their secon d in nings in a m in ority of 86, and w ith a pitch still favouring the b ow lers m aterially, the m a jority of the baism en w en t in fo r a forcin g gam e. H a lf the side w ere dow n fo r 62, bu t th e ta il played up pluckily, so that the result aft?r all w as a very creditable total o f 152. W ainw right’s bow lin g w as qu ite excep­ tional. H e dism issed all the first nine batsm en out, and w as unfortunate enough ju st to m iss the rare feat o f taking all the w ickets, the last m an (M r. B athurst) being caught a t the w icket off Mr. J acks ;n. 'Jh ough Y orkshire ha 1 on ly to get 67 to w in, it w as generally felt th a t this task was b y n o m eans an easy one. L ord H aw ke and Mr. J ack son pu t on 17 b efore the latter w as out, and then L ord Haw ke and T unnicliffe w ere dism issed, m aking three w ickets dow n fo r 81. Mr 8m ith, w ho w as le t off hefore he had scored, lost B row n at 42, bu t P eel and Mr Sm ith h it ou t and the gam e w as a tie w ith the tw o batsm en still ia. B efore the w inning run w as m ade, how ever, b oth M r. Sm ith and P eel w ere bow led, and it Was left to W ain­ w right to w i i an exceedingly g ood m atch fo r Y ork­ shire. R aw lin again bow led w ith great success. H is tw elve tick e ts in the m atch on ’ y cost t5 runs. M id d l e s e x . F irst Innings. Mr. A. J. W ebbe, c H unter, b P e e l .................................... 8 M r.*.E .8 tod d a rt,c T u nni­ cliffe, b P eel ..................... 4 M r. R . S. L u cas, c and b H i r s t ......................................14 M r.F. G. J. F ord, b P eel ... 24 R aw lin. b P eel ...................... 8 M r.G .M 'G regor.c Jacks n, b W a in w n g h t........................13 M r. L . C. V B athurst, c B u n ter, b P eel...................... 5 M r.A . K. W atson, c T unni­ cliffe, b W ainw right ... 4 M r. W . E. H oldehip, b W ainw right ..................... 0 T-hlllipa, n ot ou t...................... 5 J. T . Hearne, c H aw ke, b P eel .........................................10 B 2,lb l... T otal... Second Innings. b W a iu w rig h t... 4 c and b W ain ­ w right ............16 b W a in w iig h t... 13 b W a in w ri°h t... 11 b W ainw right ... 12 c M oorhou^e, b V. ainw right ... 27 c H unter, b Jacks n ............ 3 b W ainw right ... 16 b W ainw right ... 0 not o u t ...................15 c H unter, b W a in w rig h t... 20 B 13, lb 2 ...1 5 .Total ..152 Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. L ord H aw ke, c M 'G regor, b Stoddart.............................25 M r. F. 8. Jackson, c and b Baw lin .............................91 T unnicliffe, b H earne ... 4 B row n, b R aw lin ............ 0 M r. E Sm ith, b R aw lin ... 2 P e e l,stM ‘G regor,bR aw lin 89 W ainw right, c L u ca s, b R aw lin ............................. 2 M oorhouse, n o t o u t ............ 4 M ounsey, b R a w lin ............ 3 Hirst, c F ord, b R aw lin ... 0 H unter,c W ebfce,b R aw lin 0 B 12, lb 1, w 1 ............14 S econ d Innings, b H earne ............11 b R aw lin ... ... 6 c F o rd ,b B aw lin 4 cL u ca s b R aw lin 35 b r earne ... ... 18 b R aw lin ............10 n ot on t ............ 2 n -t ou t ............ 0 T o t a l.............................184 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . M id d l e s e x . i .................... 2 T ota l ... 68 F irst Innings. O. M . R . W. W ainw right 21 P eel ... J ackson B ir s t ... 10 37 3 18 83 6 ... ., 1 15 0 .......... 3 10 1 .......... Y o r k s h ir e . S co n d Innings. O. M . R . W . F irst Innines. O. M. R . W . H earne ............ 85 14 65 1 R aw lin ............ 33 14 50 8 , B a th u rst............ 3 0 11 0 S to d d a rt............ 6 0 20 1 P hillips ............ 4 0 20 0 F o r d ..................... 2 1 4 0 S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . .......... 10.1 2 31 2 . ... 11 3 35 4 CLAPTO N v. W IL L E S D E N .—P la yed at Clapton on A ugust 11. W il l e s d e n . A. C. H ackney,c B o y ­ ton, b B ish op ............ 9 C. M. Croasm an, b M c E w e n ..................... 0 C. E. M arriott, st B eecm ft, b N olloth 28 H. G. E llery, st Bee- cro ft, b N olloth ... 2 K. T ebay, b A sser ... 8 A. S tu art,c M cE w en, b N olloth ..................... 0 H. C. S tuart, tt Bee- croft. b N olloth ... 36 A. G. M offltt.c Asser, b N olloth ............ 6 H . A. H. C arson, b Asser ..................... 0 W . N. N icholson, b Asser ..................... 1 T . Don, n o t out ... 0 T ota l ... 70 F. A .B ishop, b M offitt 0 J. W . M ckw en, b H. C. S tu a rt..................... 1 A . B eecrofc, c E llery, b H ackney ............33 H . B oyton , c N ich ol­ son, b D on ............88 S. A. ARser, c D on , b M effict ..................... 6 J. H ughes, b M offitt 2 W , H. N olloth , c and b T eba y ..................... 8. G enders, b Tebay G . R . C rofts, n ot out H . R ich ard son , n ot ou t .............................. B .............................. T ota l ...IE 6 J. W illiam s did not bat. STOICS v. LO N D O N S C O T T IS H .-P layed at B rondesbury on A ugust 11. S to ic s . A. L . F oley, b M ajor 0 C. H aywood, c M ax­ well, b M a jo r ............ 1 E .«.W esth orp ,b M a jor 12 S. Cheesm an, c P ope, b A nderson ............23 W . J. H aycra ft, c D enniston, b M ajor 4 R . A M elhuish.bM ajor 0 B. R ennie, c P ope, b A n d e rso n .....................10 F .R ockcliffe.c Ander- son, b M a jo r...........27 F. E lston, c D ennis­ ton. b P o p e ............ 5 R. L . S. R ennie, n ot out .............................. 01 P. B ou n d y, b M ajor 3 B ............................. 6 T otal , 91 L ondon S c o t t is h . J. M ajor, c B. Rennie, b R ockcliffe ... ... 13 E . A. B ennett, b W es­ th orp ............................. 41 A. F . D enniston, b R o ck cliffe .................... 21 H . M axwell, c H ay­ wood, b R ock cliffe ... 8 F . G. A nderson, b W e sth o rp ..................... 9 H. J. R . P ope, c H ay­ w ood, b R ockcliffe 3 J. H . W h iteh orn , b R ock cliffe ............ 0 W. A llom , n ot o u t ... 16 C. K. M acdonald, sb B ou n d y , b Chees­ m an .................... 30 C. C. A llom ,c Chees­ m an, b R ennie ... 16 J . N. M oser, c and b F oley ...................... 0 B 29, lb 2 ..............31 Total .188