Cricket 1894

AUG. 23, 1894 0BICKET 8 A WEEKLY EE COED O f TElS GAME, 841 only added tw o on F riday m orniD g. H e had been batting ju st over tw o hours, and his 65 w as a fault­ less display o f cricket. M essrs. B encraft and Stsele subsequently added 47, and ultim ately the innings closed fo r 251. A s it had lasted three hours and forty m inutes, it w ill b e seen that H am p­ shire scored at the rate o f a bou t seventy runs an hour. G oin g in again 109 io th e bad, Sussex lost Bean and M arlow fo r 39. B y capital cricket M essrs M urdoch and N ew ham added 93 iu an hour and a h alf, and at th e end o f th e day M urdoch, w ho had been batting three hours and forty m inutes fo r 105, w as still in w ith the total 228 fo r five w ickets. On Saturday m orning M r. M urdoch continued to bat in his best style, and o f the next 121 runs added his share w as 67. He w as n ot out, indeed, w hen he declared the innings, having m ade 173 o f the fu ll total of 349 fo r eight w ickets. H e had been at the w ickets altogether a little over six hours, and though hi3 score w as n ot free from m istakes, it w as none th e less a m ost com m en d ab le exhibition o f ju diciou s and w atch fu l batting. A s there on ly rem ained three hours fo r play w hen H am pshire w ent in w ith 241 to w in, th e ch an ces seem ed altogether againsc them . M r. R ob son w as ou t at 17, b u t Capt. W ynyard and Mr. B ill pu nished the Sussex bow ling so severely that 173 w ere added in tw o hours, o f w h ich th e ca pta in ’s share w as 117, a m ost b rillian t display o f hitting. L ater on, B arton played g ood cricket, and th ou gh Mr. W ard and B acon b oth failed, H am pshire gained a splendid victory b y six w ickets three m inu tes before tim e. S u s s e x . r F irst Innings. Bean, c H ill, b S oar ... M arlow , c H ill, b B ald­ w in ... ............................. 9 Mr. W . L . M urdoch, b Soar ......................................42 Mr. W . N ew ham , c W ard, b B ald w in ............................. 1 Mr. C. B . F ry,c W ynyard, b S oar...................................... 8 c ♦Second Innings, c R o b s o n , b S oa r..................... 9 c H ill, b B ald­ w in ... n ot out ... 19 ...172 : W ynyard, B arton ... b ... 41 Mr. G. B rann, c W ard, b H i ! ......................................39 b H ill Mr. J. 0 . H artley, c R o b ­ son, b Soar ..................... 8 R obson , b B a ld w in ............11 , 18 B utt, c H ill, b S o a r............ 5 P arris, b H ill ... ............23 H um phreys, n ot o u t ........... 0 H ilton, c B acon, b B a ld­ w in .................................... 1 T otal ...142 c Cave, b B ald­ w in .....................30 C W y n ya rd , b B arton ............ 7 c B a r t o n , b C ave.....................14 n o t ou t ............ 8 B 16, lb 4 ... 20 T otal .. 349 Innings declared closed. H a m p s h ir e . S econd Innings, c F ry, b Brann 15 b F r y .....................53 F irst Innings. M r C. R ob son , c and b H um phreys ........................10 Mr. A. J. L . H ill, c B utt, b F r y ......................................75 Capt. W yn yard, c B utt, b H um phreys .................... 2 B arton, lbw , b F ry ............ 0 c F ry ,b B rann ..117 c P a r r i s , b B rann ............31 c B utt, b F ry b F ry ............ Mr. H . F . W ard, st B utt, b F r y ..................................65 B acon, b H um phreys ... 18 Mr. R . B en craft, lbw , b H um phreys .................28 Mr. D. A . Steele, c B ean,b H um phreys .................33 n ot ou t .................. 5 Soar, c N ew ham , b H il­ ton .................................... 5 B aldw in, n ot ou t .......... 2n ot out ................ 8 Cave, lbw , b H um phreys 1 B 2, lb 9, w 1........12B 9, lb ?, w 1 12 T otal ............251 T otal .. 241 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . S u s s e x . F irst Innings. Soar ... Baldw in Steele ... H ill ... O. M. R . W . .2 7 8 76 5 , 24.110 43 3 , 6 0 14 0 4 2 S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W . 1 46 1-2 53 24 Cave B a rton ... W yn yard W a rd ... 59 58 0 52 19 28 19 0 5 0 Fry H a m p s h ir e . F irst Innings. O. M . R . W 31 10 75 H um phreys 31 10 64 H ilton 23 Parris ... 12 H artley ... 5 9 45 3 32 0 S econd Innings. O. M . R . W . ... 18 3 6 59 3 ... 13 15 B ean ... Brann 13 F ry delivered tw o w ides. 0 51 0 5 44 0 4 27 0 21 0 27 3 Y O R K S H IR E v. L E IC E S T E R S H IR E . T h e Y orkshire eleven avenged their defeat in the first m atch o f the season at L eicester, in the return p 'ay ed at H arrogate on T hursday and F riday. R ain n ot on ly interfered w ith th e gam e considerably on th e first day, bu t a f­ fected the pitch so m u ch subsequently that th e batsm en generally w ere seen to great disadvantage. N either C ounty had quite its fu ll strength, as w hile L ord H aw ke and M r. F . S. Jackson w ere unable to assist Y orkshire, Leicestershire w as w ith ou t M r. G. W H illyard. Y orkshire, w inning the toss, rem ained in until ju st before fou r o ’clock on T hursday, th e extent o f the day’s play. A t the lu ncheon in terval the pcore w as 114 w ith h a lf the side out, but after heavy rain during the interval, M r. S tocks bow led w ith such success that on ly 28 runs w ere added. T h e young bow ler nam ed to o k seven w ickets fo r 69 runs, an excellent perform an ce. R ain, w h ich stopped play on th e com p letion of Y orkshire’s innings, caused the w icket to be all in favour o f the tow lers on F riday, and thirty w ickets fell fo r an aggregate o f 258 runs. W hen L eicestersh ire w ent in. P eel and W ainw right baw led unchanged, and the total only reached 64, o f w hich £7 w ere p u t on by W arren and H olland for the third w icket. P eel’s bow ling was particularly effective. A s w ill be seen, he d eliverel ninety- seven balls fo r 80 runs and seven w ickets. Y ork ­ shire, w ith a big lead o f 78, began their second innings badly, so m u ch so that the score w as only 40 w hen the seventh w ick et fell. Som e free cricket b y D enton and H irst im proved m atters considerably fo r them , and D eo ton eventually carried ou t his bat for a very useful 25. W ith 174 to w in, L eicestersh ire, as th e w ick et w as, h a d an alm ost im possible task. F ive batsm en got dou ble figures, but still th e innings, w hich lasted an hour and fifty m inutes, only realised 99, so that Y ork ­ shire w on b y 74 runs. H irst’s bow ling, it w ill be seen, w as very effective at th e finish. H is analysis show ed sixteen balls fo r fou r runs and three w ickets. Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. M r. E . Sm ith, b W ood - S econd Innings. co ck ............................. ... 8 c W a r r e n , b W o o d co ck ... 0 B row n, hw , b Stocks ... 17 b W ood cock ... 11 lu n n icliffe. c Chapm an, b W o o d co ck .................... ... 1 c H olland, b W ood cock ... 0 Peel, c and b Stocks ... 24 lbw , b S tocks ... 6 W ainw right, c and b S to ck s .. ............ ... 22 b S tocks ... ... l i M oorhouse. c P ougher, b W o o d co ck .................... ... 18 st W hiteside, b W ood cock ... 6 M ounsey, c T om lin, b S tock s ............................ ... 26 c C hapm an, b S tock s ... ... 0 D enton, c W arren, b S tock s............................. ... 5 n ot out ... 25 Hirst, c W hiteside, b S tock s.................... ... ... 6 run out ... £8 F oster, c T om lin, b S to ck s ............................ ... 5 b W a lton ... ... 1 H unter, n ot o u t............ ... 7 c Pougher, b W a lton ... ... 3 L b 2, nb 1 ... ... 3 L b ............ ... 1 T ota l ............ ...142 T otal ... 95 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . F irst Innings. S econd Innings. Mr. C. E . de T rafford, c H unter, b W ainw right 0 C Sm ith, b W a in ­ w right ............ 15 H olland, c W ainw right, b P eel ...................................... 18 st H unter, b P e e l..................... 16 T om lin, b P e e l .................... 2 b W ainw right ... 14 W arren, n ot o u t.................... 25 c Sm ith, b W ain­ w right ............ 2 C hapm an, c and b W ain­ w right .................................... 3 c H unter, b ^ a in w rig lit... 0 Mr. S. H . M arriott, b P eel ...................................... 2 st H unter, b P e e l.................... 0 P ougher, b P e e l.................... 4 1) Hirst ............ 29 Mr. F . W . S tocks, st H u n ­ ter, b P e e l............................ 4 c T unnicliffe, b H irst ............ 10 W ood cock , b P eel ............ 0 b H irst ............ 5 W alton, c M ounsey, b W ainw right .................... 0 c B r o w n , b P e e l.................... 1 W hiteside, b P eel ............ 4 n ot ou t ............ 0 B 1 ,lb 1 .................... 2 B 5, lb l, n b l 7 T ota l ............ 64 T o ta l ... 99 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . Y o r k s h ir e . F irst Innings. O. M. R . W W o o d co ck ... 16 3 54 3 S to c k s .......... fc5 3 69 7 W alton ... 6 4 7 0 P ough er ... 3 0 9 0 S tocks b ow led a no-ball. S econd Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 12 4 24 4 ... 14 2 41 3 ...8.1 4 24 2 6 1 5 Q L e ic e s t e b b h ir e . Fir3t Innings. O. M. R . W . W ainw right 20 8 32 3 " ' .. 19.2 7 30 7 ............ F oster ... H irst F oster to w le d a no-ball. S econ d Innings. O. M . R . W P eel 21 7 54 27 12 20 3 0 14 3.1 2 4 S U T T O N (2) v. AD D ISU OM BE (2).—P layed at A ld isco m b e on A ugust 4. A d d is c o m b s . H .H ulbert.c M artyr.b T em pleton ............ 0 R . M arty-, b T em ple­ ton ............................. 2 G. M artin, c W ilt­ shire, b M artyr ... 33 F. G rant, b Stew ard 14 A. P u lford, run ou t... 9 H. Clark, b M artyr ... 8 S. Purser, c and b Stew ard ..................... 7 J. S m allw ood, b B a con ..................... 2 H. Stovold, n ot out... 6 D .R o werts, c N elson, b B a c o n ............ 0 D . Coulthard, ran ou t .............................. 3 B 13, lb 1, w 1, n b l 16 T otal 100 S utton . J. P . N elson, b C lark 31 F. J.N ightingale, Ibw, b fato v o id .................22 G . M. T o p p , c H ul- te rt, b M artin ... 18 J.W . M artyr, b Coult­ hard ..........................24 E . C. Stew ard, b Stovold ................... 1 W .E.G regg,b S tovold 2 S. T em pleton , run out .............................. 1 W . S. H olford, b S tovold ..................... 0 A. W iltshire, n ot o u t 0 B 5, lb 3, w l, nb3 12 T otal ... U l A. B a con and T . B urrow s did n ot bat. SU TTO N (2) v. B E D D IN G T O N (2),—P layed a Sutton on A ugust 6. E e d d in g t o n . A. Hill, c Stew ard, b N elson .................56 A. K irkm an, lbw , b H oop sr ..................... 4 E. T aylor, b M artyr... 1 R . C. K irkm an, c and b H o o p e r ..................23 P. M oody, b B acon... 11 S. L ord , b B a con ... u S u t to n . N ew com be,c N elson, b B a c o n ...................... 0 J. W yatt, b B a con .. 0 F, C ollins, b B acon 0 A. Collins, n ot o u t ... 15 H . C ollison, b N el­ son ............................... 6 B ll,lb l2 ,w l,n b 1 35 :otal ............146 S econd Innings. F irst Innings. H. M . H ooper, b C ollison 4 b R. K irkm an ... F. J. N ightingale,c M oody b C o llis o n .............................. J. P. N elson, c H ill, b R . K irkm an .............................. G . M . T op p , b C ollison ... G. R . B lades, c T aylor, b R. K iikm an ... «,« ... E . C. Stew ard, c and b R. K irkm an . ..................... 2 c F . Collins, b C o llis o n ............ 7 c T aylor, b R. K irkm an 5 b C oJ lison ............ 2 c A. K irkm an, b C o llis o n ............ 6 c T aylor, b Col­ lison .................... 2 0 b R . K irkm an ... 8 4 n ot ou t ............l i W . E . G regg, b R. K irk­ m an ............................. J. W . M artyr, run out C. W ood, c L ord , b R . K iikm an ............................. 11 c L ord , b Colli­ son ..................10 A. B acon , lbw , b R . K irk ­ m an ...................................... 1 run ou t ................ 0 S. T em pleton , not ou t ... 2 c A. C ollins, b R . K irkm an ... 20 L b 1, w 1 ............ 2 B ..................... 8 T otal ... 46 T otal ... 57 SU TTO N (2) v. W H IT G IF T W A N D E R E R S (2). | P layed at Sutton on A ugust 18. W h it q ip t W a n d e r e r s . ... 1 T. B. Joy, b M artyr.. R. S. M cC ulloch, b M artyr ............ J. H. Purser, c E . G. Blades, b B e ll......... 6 H. G. R oberts, c sub , b B e ll............................10 H . D ocking, b B ell ... 13 E. H. B elch, b M a r- t jr .............................. 1 E . A rcher, b B ell ... 0 G . B. Thw aites, b B e l l.............................. 6 E . T . W arner, b B ell 18 H. Y . G reen, n ot ou t ............................. 2 H .O .G reen ,cS raker, b M a rtyr.................... 2 B 10, n b 1 ............11 S u t t o n . T otal ... 70 R . S. D ally, c B elch, b R o b e r t s ...................20 F. J. N ightingale, b B e lc h ............................. 2 R M. Bell, c D ockin g, b B elch .................... 21 E . G . B lades, c H. V. Green, b W arner ... 3 S. T em pleton , b R ob erts .................... 9 J. W . M artyr, c W ar­ ner, b R oberts ... 13 W . E .G regg,c B elch, b R o te rts ............ 0 L . V . Siiraker, c R oberts, b W arner 11 A. B a con , lbw, b B elch ..................... 4 L . H . Bladep.not ou t u G . R. Blades,run ou t 5 B 3, lb 1, n b 3 ... 7 Total , 95