Cricket 1894

358 SBICRE¥s A WEEKLY BECOKB ta? THE AUG. 30, 1894 M IDDLESEX v. KENT. Unfortunately the rain prevalent everywhere at the end of last week curtailed the cricket in this m atch at Lord’s very considerably. A comm ence­ m ent was not possible on Thursday in consequen € of the heavy rainfall and from the same cause the wicket on Saturday was clearly so unfit that the umpires at once pronounced against a resum p­ tion of the game. '•he actual cricket consisted of about three hours’ play on Friday. This tim e was occupied with the com pletion o f an innings by Kent. For a long tim e it looked as if they would be out for considerably less than a hundred. That they were not was due in a great measure to the laxity of the fie’ding of Middlesex. As it was, even with this indulgence,six of the test batsm en on the side were out for only 38. Mr M archant, who had one life, was the first to make any stand, and sub- seque-'tly Mr. Kemp and Martin, also ?et off by the field, and W alter Hearne lent such useful assistance that the last four wickets were able to increase the score by 77 runs. Alec Hearne, who went in first, was tatting, it may be added, an hour for one run. J. T. Hearne, it will be seen, bowled with great success, although badly supported by the field. Bia six wickets on'y cost 53 runs. B» cl light prevented Middlesex goiria in on Friday Light, and as the w.cket, after another heavy downpour, Was not fit on Saturday, Kent’s one innings repre­ sented the extent of the cricket. K e n t . Mr. M C. Kemp, b Stoddart.................. W right,c Stoddart, b Hearne ... .......... Martin, not out W .H earne,cDouglas, b R aw lin.................. B ........................... Total ... 1'5 M r J.R.M ason.bRaw- lin ........................... 7 A. tiearno, b Hearne 1 Rev. W . Rashleigh, b Hearne .......... 9 Mr. L . W ilson, b Hearne .................10 Mr. H. C. Stewart, b Hearne .................. 1 Mr. G. J. V. Weigall,b Rawlin .................. 3 Mr. F M archant, o O’Brien, b Hearne 24 M iddlesex Mr. A. E . Stoddarfc, Mr. A. J, W ebbe, Mr. F. G. J. Ford, Mr. G. MacGregor, Mr. R. S Lucas, Mr. T. C. O’Brien, Rawlin, Mr. J. Douglas, Mr. A. K.WatsoD, Mr. L. C. V. Bathurst, and J. T. Hearne. BOW LIN G ANALYSIS. K e n t . O. M. R. W . o . M R. W. Hearne .. 37 18 53 f> | Pathu'st 4 1 6 0 R aw lin ... 39.1 17 49 3| Stoddart 7 3 6 1 SOM ERSETSH IRE v. YORK SH IRE. Rain praitica'ly reduced the cricket in this m atch a tT .u ton at the end o f last week, to a libtle over two hours’ play on Friday afternoon. A comm encem ent was not possible on Thursday owing to the heavy rainfall, and when play did begin on Friday it looked as if Somersetshire w ou'd be able to claim a great advantage in going in first. A fresh wieket had bean prepared, and Messrs L Palairet and Hill m ade such good use of the slow pitch, that fifty-four runs had been m ade in the same num ber of minutes, when Mr. Palairet was oat. After their separation the batting, with one exc ptio-», failed com pletely before H irst’s excellent bowling. Mr. Roe, who went in first wicket down, was seen to great advantage. He received, however, very sm all assistance, and. in fact, the last nine wickets fell for 53, of which his share was 23 not out. Hir t’s fow ling was quite exceptional. He delivered twenty-one overs for thirty-two runs and seven wicket3, remarkable figures. Mr. Jackson and Hirst had made three runs for Yorkshire in th^ same number o f overs wben rain stopped play on Friday. The downfall, too, continued during the night, as well a9 the following morning, and as the wicket would never subs ?quently have bee a fib for play, it was decided early on Saturday to give up the game as drawn. S o m e r s e t . M r L C. H. Pa’ airet, b Hirst ..................21 M r Y. T. Hill, c Peel, b Jackson ........... 30 Mr. W. N. Roe,not out 23 Mr. R. C. N. Palairet, b H irst ................. 4 Mr. G. Fowler, b H ir s t ......................... 0 M r C. E. Dunlop, c Tunnicliff *, b Hirst 6 Mr. S. M J. W oods, c Peel b flirst ... Capt. W . C. Hedley, b Wa'nwright Tyler, c Smith, b Wainwr g h t ........... Mr. A. E. Newton, b Hirst ................... Nichols, b Eirst B .......................... Total ... ... Y o r k s h ir e . Mr. F. S Jackson,not I Brown, not out ... 0 out .......................... 3 | Total ... ... 3 Mr. E. Smith, Tunnicliffe, Poel, W ainwright, M oorhouse, Mounsey, H ust, Denton, and Hunter did not bat. W ainwnghtl5 Peel ........... 8 BOW LIN G ANALYSIS. SOMSERSET. O. M. R. W . O. 5 25 2 |Hirst ... 21 M. R W, 9 32 7 7 27 1 11 0 |Jackson 14 Y o r k sh ir e . O M. R. W . O. M. R W, Tyler ... 2 0 2 0 |H edley... 1 0 1 0 HAMPSTEAD v. E ASTBOURNE.—Played at The Saffrons, Eastbourne, on August 2) and 21. H am pstead. First Inning*. Second Innings. F.R Spoff rth, b Thornton 0 not out ...........2 W. H. Kelson, c Ford, b Crawford .......................... 31 6t Tom kins, b W . S. Hale, b Wheeler ... 5 W. R Moon, c Wheeler, b Thornton ........................... 8 J. G. Q. Bescb, c TonokiDB, b W neeler.......................... 7 C. D. D. Me JliliiD, b 1 horn- ton .................................. 3 Jhornton ... 7 b W heeler...........15 lbw, b W hee’er 5 b W heeler........... 7 c Hanson, b Thornton ... 0 E. W. Bishop, st Tomkins, b Ihornton .................. 14 b Thornton J. C. Toller, b Wheeler ... 0 A E l’oart not out ...........16 not out T. W. Mackintosh, lbw, b 'Thornton ... ... ... 2 F. V. Selfe, c and b Thorn­ ton .................................. 6 B 5, w 2 .......................... 7 Total .................102 E ^STBOUBNE Rev. R. T. ThorntoD, c and b Hale ...........25 H. J. Davenport, c Be3cb, b Spofforth 3 A. F. J. Ford, sc Moon, b Spofforth ........... 4 R. O. Crawford, b S p offorth ...................52 E.O Powell,bSpofforth 40 F. W . Bush, c M ood, b Sp.fforih ...........19 Total 59 K. L. Tomlsias, c Eiloart, b Hale ... 0 E. A. Bush, c sub., b Spofforth .........29 R. F. Haason, b Spofforth ........... 4 C. G. D. H oar', o Eiloart.b Rpoff >i t*i 7 Wheeler, not out ... 4 B4, lb 5 ........... 9 Total ...196 HAM P3TE1D v. W ILL1NGDON.—Played at W illiugdon on August 22 and 23. WlLLINGDO.V. First Innings. T.C.Brown cMcMillin, b 8noffoith ...........29 G. H Arlington, b S pofforth ..................15 O. P Tidman, b Spofforth ... ......... 0 R. b. Hart, c Eiloart, b Spofforth ...........12 E. C. P jchin, b Spof­ forth ... .................13 J. Vine, b H a le........... 7 Jesse Hide, b Spof­ forth ...............16 E. Mayfield, c Mack- lnto3h, b Spofforth 8 A. Bakei”, c Kelson, b Hale ........... ... 0 F.M iw le.c McMillin, b Hale ................. 1 S. Hart, not out ... 0 B ........................ 1 T ctal ..........102 la IhjQ tcond Innings Arlington scored b Hale 2, »adman, b H *le 9, Po^hio, 6t Moon, b Spofforth 4, Vine, b Spoffortb 2 ; lb 1.—Tota\ 18. H am pstead J.G.Q.Beach, c Ariing- tou, b B.’o w q ...........3) w. H. Kelson, b Hide 0 W .R.M oon, c R. Hart, b Hide ................... 2 E. W. Bishop, b Hide 4 W. S. Hale, c aad b H id e .......................... 5 F. R. Spofforth, c Arlington, b Hide... 19 U. D. D. McMillin, b H id e ......................... 0 J. 0. Toller, b Brown 0 A. Eiloart, not out... 13 T. W. M acsiatosh, b H ide.......................... 2 F. V. Selfe, b Brown 0 B 9 ,1 .4 ...........13 Total ... ... 9) H AMPST3 iD v. B L U E M ^.NTLES —Played at Tunbridge Well* on August 24 and 25. B lu e M an tles . First Innings. Sscond Ionings. H. M. Braybrook, b Spof­ forth ..................................11 c Hale, b M ack­ intosh ......... . 43 R D. Budworth, c and b Spoff o t t h ..........................17 b Spofforth ... 21 J. H. Kelsey, lbw, b Spof­ forth ..................................10 c Selfe, b Spcf- forth ........... 0 E. H. E. Morgan, c and b S p o ffo rth ............................ 3run out ............. 3 T. li Scott, c Me Ml in, b Selfe ..................................15c and b Spoff jrth 33 A. S. Page, c Moon, b Selfe .................. .......... 0 b Spofforth ... 11 E. Malden, b Spofforth ... 11 b Spofforth ... 8 L. Andrews, c Selfe, b Sp ffo r th ........................... 2 st Moon, b Spof­ forth ................. 1 R. A. Ingram, b Spoff >rih 0 c McMillin, b Spofforth ... 12 H. M. S. Malden, not o u t .. 1 st Mo m ,b Mack­ intosh ........... 1 M. W aterlow, c MeMillin, b Spofforth ... ............ 1not out .............. 2 B 4, lb 2 ................... G B ......................12 Total ... 77 Total ,,,147 H am pstead . First Innings. Second Inning*. J. G. Q. Bescb, c Page, b E. M alden.......................... 29 b Kelsey ........... 0 W. H. Kelson, b E.Malden 7 b Kelsey ........... 1 W. S. Hale, st Andrews, b E. Malden.......................... 5 c Andrews, b E. Malden ........... 0 W . R. Moon, not o u t .. ... 61 c Page, b E. Mal­ den ................... 6 F. R. Spoffortb, b Kelsey 1 b Kelsey ........... 2 A. Eiloart. st Andrews, b is. M alden.......................... 0 b E . Malden ... o E. W. Bishop, b KeUey ... 0 b E. Malden ... 1 C. D. D. McMiliia, c E. Malden, b M organ.......... 1 run out ........... 3 J. C. Toller, c Braybrook, b M org a n .......................... 5 not out ... ... 6 F. W. Mackintosh, c Bud- worth, b E. Malden 0 run out ........... 0 F. V. Salfe, c Page, b E, MaVlen................................. 0 b E. Malden ... 2 B 1, lb 1 .................. 2 L b ........... 2 T otal..........................I ll Total ... 23 HAMPSTEAD v. HAMPSTEAD FOOTBALL CLUB.—Played at Hampstead on August 25. H am ? 3TE id F.C. P. F.W ilson.b Hebert 0 H. G.Price W illiams, J. S. H aycraft,c Lips- b Thornton ........... 3 com be, b Hebert ... 13 A. M. Pitt, st Lips- F. H. W ilson, b com be, b Thorn­ Thornton.................. 3 ton .......................... 0 S. Chee&maD, c Reid.b B. Johnston, b He- Hebert ................... 15 t e r t .......................... 0 R. A. Melhuish, b P. H. Pitt, not out ... 3 H e e rt ................... 8 A. Rogers, c and b H. B. Benham, lbw, Hebert ................... 0 b Hebert ................. 21 B 4, lb 1, n b l ... 6 H. Clementson, c — Reid, b He’oert ... 20 Total ........... 92 H a m p ste a d C.C. C. D. H im ilton, b CleE. Reid, b Clement­ mentson ................... 1 son .......................... 9 H. B. Hayman, c and D. J. Drake, Ibw, b b Clementson........... 6 C lem entson........... 4 E. Figgis, b Denham 18 A. C. Mutter, b Den­ H. R. Lipscom be, b ham ........................... 4 Denham ................... 0 A. S. Drewry, b Cle­ G. Thornton, c P. F. mentson ................... 4 W ilson, b ClementG. Riley, not out ... 0 son .......................... 20 B 11, lb 6. nb 2 ... 19 H. R Hebert, b C!e- — m en tson ................... 2 T otal ........... 87 G. L. Jeffery, c Cle­ m ent ion,b Denham 0 BARNES v. SPENCER.—Played at W andsworth Common on August 25. S p e n c e r . B. Cox, c AndersoD, b T.J.W heeler,not oat 27 F r ith ..........................23 E. E. Elkington, b 8. W. Hedges, b Sis- j Frith ................. 5 sons ..........................55 B ................................10 H. W. Wheeler, b — F r ith ..........................31 1 T o t a l............ 122 L . Wood, T. B. Marshall, G. Sturgeon, A. Lister, H. E. Coad, and G. Godbold did not bat. Innings declared closed. B a r n e s . W.F. L. Frith, run out C. Nettleton, c Cox, b Elkington.................. H. A. Newbronner, b E lkington ................. A. Sissons, b Elking­ ton .......................... T. B. Sanderson, lbw, b H e d g e s................... A. E. Terry, c Coad, b Hedges ........... 9 H. Shirreff, b Hedges 7 R. W. Shaw, c and b Elkington ........... 8 M. H. Erskine, not out ........................... 1 B .......................... 1 Total ... . Hornblow and C. E. Ratcliff did not bat. 55 CROYDON v. H \MPTON W ICK.—Piayed at Crojdon on August 25. H a m pto n W ic k . M. M. Barker, b Hardy.......................... 3 J Price, b Hardy ... 23 R. J. Sivars, not out... 73 H.E.Knight.cT. Wat­ son. b R . Stanley 78 B 5, lb 4, w 1, nb 1 11 Total ...........188 C. C. Barker, S. Knight, Humphreys, P. Keeling, and J. B. Long did not bat. C royd on . H. R. Groom, not out 59 G. F. Long, b H um ­ phreys ................... 2 T. A Watson, o Long, b Price ................... 4 C. G. May, c Long, b Pi ice E H. B. Stanley, c Humphreys,b Bar­ ker ..........................12 H. W. W ard, not out 23 B 1, lb 2, nb 1 ... 4 Total 75 H. W . Patey, L. K. Watson, F. Luc*8, J, H, H ardy, an<J R. T- Stanley did not bat.