Cricket 1894

AUG. 16, 1894 0RXCKET g A WEEKLY KECORP OP THE GAME. 835 S O M E R S E T S H IR E v. N O T T S. A fter three days o f even and interesting cricket the return m a tch betw een these C ounties ended yesterday at T aunton in a draw. N otts, w ho had w on th e first gam e at T rent Fridge b y tw enty runs, determ ined to play H ardstaff and H andford w ith a view to strengthen their bow ling. On the oth er side M r. C hallen w as an absentee, m aking w ay fo r M r. V . T . H ill, w ho had recovered from the effects o f his recent strain. N otw ith­ standing th e rain fall o f the previous day, the w icket pla yed fairly w ell on M onday, and N otts, w ho w on th e toss, w ere at the w ickets three hours and a quarter for a total o f £00. Of 183 m ade from the bat, G unn, F low ers, A ttew ell. and H andford con trib u ted n o less than 175, so that seven o f the eleven betw een them only a ccou n ted fo r eight. G unn’s 101 w as quite the feature of the innings. In first w icket dow n at 2, h e w as nin th ou t at 200. D uring the three hours he w as in he show ed sound defence, w ith occasion a lly free as w ell as attractive cricket, and there w as ODly on e possib’ e fa u lt—a hard return to T yler w hen h e had got seventy- seven. M essrs R , P alairet and H ill pn t on 78 for S om ersetshire b y excellent cricket, and ju st as tim e w as up, M r. L . P alairet w as caught at the w icket, m aking tw o w ickets dow n fo r 79. On T uesday m orning the S om ersetshire batsm en w ere seen to advantage fo r a tim e, and at luncheon tim e the to ta l w as 192 fo r the loss o f six w ickets. On th e resum ption. B a n dford’s bow ling effected a great change, and in 43 balls he got rid o f the last fou r batsm en at a cost o f only 14 runs. T h ou gh on the first innings N otts were seven runs to th e t ad, w hen they w ent in again they w ere seen to better advantage, and in the last three h ours on T uesday th ey pu t on 196 runs fo r the loss o f only fou r batsm en. G unn, and F low ers, w ho pu t on 91 runs in eighty m inu tes, w ere again the ch ief figures in this batting perform an ce o f N otts. G unn seem ed to b e alm ost certain o f a second hundred— a very rare achievem ent in im portant m atches—w hen he returned a b a ll gently to Mr, H ill. H is crick et w as again o f the highest quality H is innings extended over tw o hours and a half, and there w as n o sem blance o f a chance. M essrs. W right (32) and^Dixon (4 , the overnight n ot outs, scored freely yesterday m orning till rain stopped play. A fter another sh ort interval from the sam e cause, M r. W right was caught, and on e run later M r. D ixon w as bow led. B oth batsm en had played excellent cricket, though n eith er display w as faultless. M r. D ixon then, w ith the tota l 274 fo r six w ickets, closed his innings,leaving Som ersetshir e w ith 278 to w in. As over three hours and a h a lf rem ained fo r play, there w as plen ty o f tim e to get th e h om e team out, w ith only a very outside ch an ce o f their w inning. A t lu nch tim e, after another stoppage from rain, seven h a d been scored w ithout a w icket, and on resum ing Som ersetshire did fairly w ell so that the hundred w ent up w ith fou r batsm en out. U ltim ately the m atch w as draw n m uch in fa vou r o f N otts, w ith 157 scored fo r the loss o f seven bats­ m en. N o t t s . F irst Innings. M r. J. A . D ixon, b H edley ..................... 3 M r.C . W . W right, b T y le r ............................. 2 G unn, c R . P alairet, b B e d le y ...................101 F low ers, c F ow ler, b N ich ols ............31 D aft, lbw , b H edley... 0 A ttew ell, b N ich ols... 28 M r. A . O. Jones, b N ic h o ls ..................... 0 A. P ike, c G ay, b T yler .................... 3 B aguley, b T yler ... 0 H andford, b T yler... 15 H ardstaff, n ot out... 0 B 15, lb 2 ............17 T otal ...200 In th e S econ d Innings D ixon scored b H ill 40. W right, c R oe, b H ill 72, G unn, c and b H ill 89 F low ers, c B ill, b T yler 47, D aft, c and b T yler 6, A ttew ell (n ot out) j , Jones b R oe 14; b 5 — T ota l 274. Innings declared closed. S o m e r s e t . F irst Innings. Mr. R . C. N. P alairet, C Jones, b A tte w e ll....... 35 Mr. V . T . H ill, c D aft, b F low ers ................49 M r.L.C H P alairet, c Pike, b H an dford ................... 1 M r. W . N . R oe, b A ttew ell 44 M r. L . H . G ay, c Jon es, b F low ers ............................ 3 M r.G. F ow ler,c H ardstaff, b F lo w e rs......................... 19 M r. C. E . D u nlop, c P ike, b H andford .................26 M r. S. M . J. W o o d s, c D ixon, b H andford ... 14 Capt. W . C. H edley, c G unn, b H andford ... 2 T yler, b H an dford .......... 0 N ichols, n ot ou t... B 4, lb 7 ... S econd Innings. b A tte w e ll.......... 12 b B aguley c H andford, A ttew ell b F low ers ... T otal ... 11 ...207 n ot ou t c and b F low ers 4 b H andford ... 19 b G unn .......... 2 n ot ou t .......... 9 B 3, lb 1 .......... 4 T otal ...154 F irst TyTer B ed ley ... N ich ols ... F ow ler ... B O W L IN G A N A L Y SIS. N o t t s . Innings. O. M. R . W , 1-8.110 68 4 , £7 12 48 3 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . H andford H ardstaff A tte w e ll... F low ers ... B aguley ... F irst Innings. O. " 54 3 13 0 R o e ............ W ood s ... D u n lop ... L . P alairet H i l ............ S o m e r s e t s h ir e . 27 7 77 2 26 9 £8 0 , 23 10 55 0 12 0 3 0 1 4 1 1 3 R . W . , 33.314 53 5 0 11 5 0 55 2 ., 41 3 ., 14 0 .. G unn S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . . ...33 15 57 1 . ... 5 0 23 0 . ...31 15 34 2 . ...17 8 21 2 . ... 4 1 11 1 ... 4 2 4 1 H A M P S T E A D v. C H A R L T O N P A R K —Played at H am pstead on August 8. C h a r l t o n P a r k . H . E . L aw ren ce, S p o ffo rth ........................12 F. W . P . H olton , c Shackel, b Spof- f o i t h .............................24 A. J. New son, b Spof­ forth .................................15 C apt. W . M cC anlis, b S p offorth .................... 4 A. tf. P eaee. b Spof- forth ...................................13 F. G . A llen, n ot out... 18 W . M a r t i n , c W illiam s, b H old­ ship .............................. A. L . M cC anlis, b H oldsh ip..................... W . J. C. K eats, b Spofforth ............ F. W . J. K night, b S p o ffo rth ..................... W . J. Cow ley, b S p of­ forth ............................. B 2, lb 3 ................... H. B. H aym an, « M cC anlis, b Allen 109 S. H . W illiam s, b A. H a m p s t e a d . T otal ... 98 L . M cCanlis ... W . E . H oldship, Cowley, b A llen W . S. Hale, lbw, A lle n .................... , W . D anby, b A llen , F . R . S pofforth, A lle n .................... , 8 J. C. T oller, st L aw ­ rence, b A llen ... 28 L . H. W alters, c H olton, b A llen ... 0 H . R . L ip scom be,n ot ou t ............................. 8 H. J. Shackel, b K eats .................... 1 C. D . H am ilton, n ot ou t ............................. 4 B 13, lb 2 ............15 T o t a l ............ i H A M PSTE AD v. K E N IL W O R T H .— P la y ed at K enilw orth on August 9 and 10. K e n il w o r t h . F irst Innings J. M ayfield, c H am i!- toD, b Selfe ............11 J. Russel], b W ilson 23 W heeler, b Selfe ... 20 E . M atheson,b J.W il* son .............................58 G reville-C layton, c T u rterville,b H old­ sh ip .............................12 A. E. P assm an, b W ilson .................... 0 T. P axton , b W iL o n 18 R . H . A rrow sm ith, b W ilson ..................... 4 E . K. B ourne, b W il­ son ............................. 13 D . S. G illm ore, c and b W ils o n ................... 7 G. J. H om fray, not ou t ............................. 2 P . B . Evans, c Eelfe, b W ilso n ..................... 0 B 8, w 1 ..................... 9 T otal ............177 In th e Second Innings M anfield scoied b R iley 9, R ussell, c L eig h -Ib ts, b S elfe £0, M atheson (not out) 35, Q reville-CIayton, b Riiey 3, P assm an (n ot out) 31, Brow ne, c Shackel, b R iley 3 ; b 7, lb ?, w 2. nb 2.—T otal, 124. Innings declared closed. H a m p s t e a d . First Innings. H Sm ith-Turberville, C. D. H am ilton, b c and b W heeler ... 8 P assm an ............ l P. F . W i son, run out U T . V. Selfe, c and b W. E. H oldship, c M atheson ............ 1 R ussel], bM atheson 31 G . Riley, b M athe- W . D anby, b W heeler 45 son ............................... 2 C. E . Stevens, c Clay- R . L eigh-Ibbs, n ot ton, b B o u rn e............ 6 ou t ............................... 2 A .E iloart, b PasBm an 17 B ...............................21 P. D ollar, b M ayfield 1 — H .T .S hackel,cB outne, T otal ...................149 b Passm an ............14 In the Second Innings Sm ith-Turberville scored c Passm an, b M atheson 0, W ilson, c W heeler, b P assm an J, H oldship (not ou t) 23, D anty, b C layton 1, Stevens, b R ussell 14, Jtiloart, b C lay­ ton 0, D ollar (n ot out) 8 ; b, 1.— T otal, 48. H AM PSTE AD v. E L T H A M .—P layed at H a m p ­ stead on A ugust 11. H a m p s t e a d — F irst Innings. H. B . H arm an, H unter,b H ayw ood 0 S. H. W illiam s, c H unter, b H aywood 35 W , D anby, c Money, b H a yw ood ............ 7 W . E . H oldship, b H a yw ood .....................36 J. G. Q .B esch , b Stog- don .............................. 1 G . T h orn ton , run out 19 F .R .S pofforth,not ou t 10 H . R . L ip scom b e, c W oodbridge.bH ay- w o o d ............................10 E. W . B ishop, b H ay­ w ood ..................... 2 W .A .P eth ick , c Stog- don, b H ayw ood ... 2 S. S. P aw ling, b D avy.............................. 5 B 3, lb 1 ............ 4 T otal ...131 In th e Second Inninga H a ym an scored c W o o d bridge, b D avy 23, D a n b j(n o t ou t) 11, B esch , c sub b D avy 31, T hornton, b D avy 0, P eth ick, b D avy 0 ; b 1, lb 2, w l.—T otal, 69. E l t h a m . S pof- S pof- C. H. H unter, b T h orn ­ ton ............ E . Stogdon, b forth ............ C. V. D avy, b fo rth ... . M ould, c P ethick, b S p o ffo r t h .................... T. P h illips, c T horn­ ton , b S pofforth ... H ajw ood , c Pefchick, b S p o ffo r th ............ ... S7 . 0 . 0 . 12 94 H A M P STE A D v. W O O D F O R D W ECiLS.— P la y e d at W ood ford on August 11. H a m p s t e a d . M. W ood* ridge, b T h orn ton ............ F.A braham ,b T h orn ­ ton .............................. E. M oney, c D anby, b T h o r n to n ............ C. D. H a m ilton , b T h orn ton ............. N. S picer, n ot o u t .. B 9, lb 1, n b 2 .. T otal E . F iggis, c L ew er, b H arper ..................... H . M. H ebert, c D ixon, b B a rp er ... W . 8. B ale, n o t ou t .. H . G reig, c L ew er, b K em sley ..................... 48 T . M. F crm iloe, c R op er, b K em sley 11 C. D. D. M cM illin, c P alm er, b K em eley 12 J. C. T oller, n ot o u t 17 B ?, lb 2, w 1 ... 5 T otal ............185 P. J. W ilson , F. V . Selfe, E. R eid, and G . R iley did n o t ta t. In n in gs declared closed. W o od fo rd W e l l s . E .E .P alm er, b H eb eit T. C. B. H unt, c M c- M illin, b H a le .......... 5 E. S. M ason, b H ebert 19 P. Blake, c T oller, b Hale ............................. 0 W. R oper, run ou t ... 10 E. T holainder, c and b H ale ..................... 0 S. Lewer, c R eid, b H ebert .................... 0 W. K em sley, b H ale W . H . D ixon, n ot ou t H. H . Brow n, b H ebert ..................... R . J. H arper, b H ebert ..................... B 2, lb 3, nb 2 ... Total . 71 S T R E A T H A M v. B E C K E N H A M . — P layed at & Beckenham on A ugust 11. S t r e a t h a m . H. H. S cott, b A. A. B a k er.............................. A. C. Robertp, c T an ­ ner, b A. A . Baker . L. M ortim er, c B eek, b T anner ..................... E . C. E velyn, b A. A. B aker ..................... F. W . L eaf, b A. A . B a k er............................. E. H . L eaf, n ot o u t ... A. B. F ield, b D ash­ w ood .....................30 H. L . D aw son , b D ashw ood ............ 6 L . H . R ob erts, b D ashw ood ............ 0 C. A . T om kins, c A. J., b A. A. B aker... 0 E . J. F raser,b D a sh ­ w ood .....................13 B 21, lb 3, n b l ... 25 B e c k e i > h a m . T otal ...150 L .D ashw ood, b M or­ tim er .................... 6 H. Tanner, n otou t 25 F . C. Chater, b E velyn .................16 H . Beck, n ot o u t ... 9 E xtras ........ 9 147 H. B olus, c E . L eaf, b M o r tim e r ..................... 0 J. H . Sim sin, c E. Leaf, b T om kins ... 38 A . M. Inglis, c S cott, b D aw son ....................27 A. A. Baker, c E. Leaf, b T om k in s....................13 H. F. C ornabe, lbw , b T otal T om kin s .................... 4 G . M . L ee and A . J. B aker did not bat. S T R E A T H A M v. M R . L O V E L L ’ S X I .-P la y e d at Streatham on A ugust 11. S tr e a th a m . F irst Innings. Second Innings. D. O. K err, b R ob in scn ... 8 c R o tin so n , b Candeler ... 11 C. P. P ulbrook, b C andeler 0 st R obin son , b . L lo y d -J cn e s 4 T. C halm ers, b C andeler... 3 run ou t ........... 2 N. F. D ruce, b Candeler ... 47 n ot ou t ........... 73 W . S. T rollope, atsen t ... 0 c Flindt, b Can­ deler ............ 0 P. B A P arker, b C andeler 0 Et R oberts, b C andeler ... 4 N. E . H ockley, b R obin son 8 c Flindt, b Can­ deler ............ 6 C. H. M ortim er, b C andeler 1 c L loyd-Jones, b M iller ............. 12 H. R athbon e, b C andeler 1 b M iller ............ 4 N. L loyd, at R oberts, b R obin son .............................. 0 c Y etts, b C an- H. F ield, n ot out E xtra s ............ deler 5 b F udge ... 0 E xtras... 7 0 13 T o ta l 73 J. H u tch in son , H ock ley ..................... S. H .F liD dt, b D ruce P. R oberts, b D ruce .. K. R obineon, b H ock­ ley ............................. W . M. Y etts, b D ruce S. L loyd-Jon es, b D ruce............................. M b . L o v e l l ' s X I. F irst Innings. T otal ... 136 A. M iller, b D ruce ... 10 F . Fudge, n o to u t ... 11 J. P. C andeler, b D ruce ..................... E . D . L ovell, lbw , b D ruce ..................... 0 E . G. L ongtoD , b D ra ce ..................... 8 B 6, lb 5 ............11 T otal ............ 72 In th e S econd Innings F lin dt scored, b H ockley 0, R ob in son (not ou t) 1 , L loyd-Jon es (n ot ou t) 5, L ovell, b H ock ley 0.— T otal, 6.