Cricket 1894

AUG. 30, 1894 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 368 LONDON RAM BLERS . CHICHESTER.—Played at Priory Park, Chichester, on August 6 and 7. L ondon R a m b l e b s . First Innings. Second Innings. A. T. Pearce, c sub, b Scott .................................. 9 b Tones ... 3 J. 8. Kistruck, b Scott 0 b Cochrane ... 24 Porter, c Seymour, b Jones .................................. 48 b Fam e ... ... 8 S. A. Abbott, c Seymour, b H arris.................................. 25 c Packham, b Jone3 ... 32 W. W . Davies, c Gardiner, b Scott ................................. 56 c Randolph, b Gardiner... ... 1 F . W . Prie3tley, run out « 17 b Jones ... 57 G. Gower, b Harris ........... 4 b Jones ... 39 C. R. Lucas, b Cochrane ... 14 c and b Scott ... 12 H. G. Thom pson, b Harris 3 c Gardiner, b Harris ... ... 2 G. W igley, not out ........... 1 D ot ou t ... 9 J. Johnson, absent ........... 0 st Randolph, b Gardiner ... ... 2 B l i .l b 4 . w l ... 19 B 15,1b 2 ... 17 Total ...........196 Total .. 176 C h ic h e s t e r . First InniDgs. H. D. Cjchrane, c Gower, b Porter ... 20 J. Packhara, c and b W igley .................. 12 C. Howard, b W igley 42 H.W . Harris,b Davies 16 W . Farne,c Priestley, b D a v ie s .................. 45 A. W . Gardiner, b Porter ................... 4 R. W . Jon€s,b Porter C. W . Scott, c Wig­ ley, b P orter........... A.H. M oore,b Porter F. G. Randolph, not out ................... Capt. Seymour, c Wigley, b Porttr ... B 6, lb 3, w I .. Total . 356 In the Second Innings Cochrane ecored (not out) 31, Packhara, b Porter 16, Harris, c Luoap, b Po~- ter 12, Scott (not out) 6 ; b 2, lb 2, w 2 —Total 71. LONDON RAM BLERS v. BOGNOR.—Flayed at Eognor on August 8. B ognor . W . Ide, c Lncas, b Porter ... ........... 0 S. Cocke, b Lucas ... 3 J. G ower, c Porter, b L u ca s ......................... 0 E. Gibson, b Lucas .. 10 P. Clarke, b Porter ... 0 E. A. Jones, b Porter 10 B. Traverp, b Porter... 4 G. E. Scotell, b Porter ................... H. Conder, c Gower, b L u c a s .................. W . W ilson, not out A.D.Hayes, b Porter B .......................... Total L ondon R am blers . A. T. Pearce, b Gower 38 S. A. Abbott, bG ow er 36 W.T.Davies, c Conder, b G ib e o n .................. 1 C. R. Lucas, c and b Gower .................. 5 Porter, lbw, bGower 2 G. Gower, b I d e .........10 J. Johnson, lbw, b Gower ...................13 H. G. Thom pson, b Ide ..........................l i H. W . Priestley, a t sent .................... 0 J.S.Kistruck,not out 1 G. Wigley, run out... 2 * ..........................13 Total ...142 LONDON RAMBLERS v. BRIGHTON BRUNS W IOK.—Played at Brighton on August 2. B righton B runsw ick . W.H Dudney,b Porter 11 W .Clements.c Davies, b Porter ..................14 W .G Inwood,b Porter 42 F. J. Turnbull, not out 77 F. Bailey, b Porter ... 0 C. J. Reed, c Thomp­ son, b P orter.......... 4 T. Herbeit not out... 4 B 4, w 2, nb 1 ... 7 Total ...159 H. B. PearsoD, R. Hemming, A G. Pearson, a n l A .G . E. Gadden did not tat. Innings declared tlosed. L ondon R a m b le r s . A. T. Pearce, run out 14 S.A A bbott,c Dadney, b In w o o d ..................24 Porter, c Hemming, b Inw ood .................. 10 G. Gower, st Dudney, b Clements ........... 2 W . T. Davies, c Reed, b Clem ents ........... 1 H. W . Priestley, b C lem ents,,................ 8 J. Johnson c Turc- bulJ, b Clem ents... 1 C. R. Lucas, b H. P earson .................. 2 J.S.Kistruck, not out 4 H. G. Ihorop on, &t Dudney,bclementa 4 G. W igley, b H. Pe ar­ son .......................... i 1 T ot^ LONDON RAM BLERS v. HAVANT —Played at Havant on August 10 and 11. L ondon R a m b le r s . First Innings. Second Innings. A. T. Pearce, c Agate, b Waller..................................21 ru n ou t ............. 19 S. A. Abbott, c and b Hoar 8 stM oore.b Agate 11 Porter, b Hoar .................. 0 c Moore, b Hear 0 J. S. Kittruck, c Moore, b W e ler.................................. 5 c Freeman, b Agate ...........16 G. G ower,lbw , b Freeman 35 c Agate, b Hoar 31 W. T. Davies, c Street, b W eller................................. 9 b H oar................... 0 H. W . Priestley, c Drewitt, b Weller .......................... 0 n otou t ........... 4 C. R. Lucas, c Ling, b Freeman ..........................13 b F o a r .................... 0 J. JohtisoD, c H )ar, b W eller..................................22 c Ling, b Agate 3 G. W igley, c Freeman, b W eller................................. 5 b H oar................... 1 H. G. Thom pson, not out 0 b W elle- ........... 0 L b .................................. 1 L b ................... 2 Total ..................119 H a v an t. First Innings. Total .. 87 H.T. Drewitt, c Joim- 8on, b W igley.......... 36 F. Ling, b Por:er ... 9 J.P Freeman,st John- 8 od , b VNig lev ..........14 E. Stallaid, lbw, b Porter .................. 8 Hoar, c To. ter, b Davies ..................15 Hooker E. Wix, b Porter ................. 11 G. W eller, c Davies, b L u c a s ................... H. Street, not out ... J. Moore, c Johnson, b W igley.................. Rev. R. J. Wells, b Porter ................... J. Agate, c Kistruck, b P orter.................. B 5, lb?, w 3 ... Total ...........136 In the F e o td Ionings Drewitt scored, b Davies 15, LiDg (not out) 24, Freeman (not out) 25; b 4, lb 1, w 1, nb 1.- TotaJ, 72. AVERAGES OF IH E TOUR.—Matches played 4 - W on 1, drawn ), lost 2. BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. S. A. Abbott ... 6 ... 0 136 ... 36 .. 22.66 G. Gower 6 ... 0 .. 13L ... 39 .. 21.83 A. T. Peatce ... 6 ... 0 104 ... 38 .. 17.33 H. W. Priestley 5 ... 1 5S ... 27 .. 14 J. S. Kistruck 6 ... 2 50 ... 24 .. 12.50 W . W. D&vie3 6 ... 0 f8 .. 56 .. n.>3 Porter ........... 6 ... 0 68 ... 48 .. 11.33 J. Johns >n 5 ... 0 41 ... 21 .. 8 20 C. R Luc is .. 6 ... 0 46 ... 14 .. 7.66 G. W igley 6 ... 2 .. 19 ... 9* .. 4.75 H. G. T h om p­ son .................. 6 ... 1 ... 20 ... 11 .. 4 BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdne. Runs. W kts. Aver. P o rte r................ . Ik8 54 ... 220 . . 23 .. 9.52 Lucas ................ . 28 7 ... 57 . 4 .. 14. 5 D avies................ . 37 16 ... (9 . . 4 . 17.95 W igley................ . 47 )3 ... 125 . . 6 .. 2 ) 83 G ow er................. 8 1 ... 29 . . 0 .. —- Kistruck .......... 12 3 ... 39 . . 0 . — A b b ott................ 16 3 ... 42 . . 0 . — Porter bowled four and Abbott one no-ball, and Lucas 1, Davies 2, Gower 1, and Kistruck 2 wide?. RUSHTON PARK v. SEDDLESCOMBE.—Played at Rushton Park, Robertsbridge.'on August 27. R u s h to n P ark . L.N icolls c J.lhom as, sen., b Coleman ... 33 G.Taylor,c G.Thomas, b Coleman ........... 4 R. W. Stent, b R. Thom ai .................. 18 G Dann, c Blake, b Sm ith..........................18 A. Booth, c Smith, b Coleman .................. 1 N. W. Adamson, c J. Thomas, sen., b Parkin ..................11 G. Wolfe, b Coleman C. Freeland, c J. Thomas, sen., b J. Thomas, jun. F. Mills, c Smith, b J. Thomas, jun. ... W. Paul, not out ... D. Furner, b Pafkin Extras ........... Total 2 2 0 4 ,.100 S eddlescom be . First Innings. T. ParkiD, b Dann ........... 1 A. P. Gould, b D a n n .......... 9 C. Smith, b Dann ........... 1 J. Coleman, b Nicolls ... 2 G. Thomas, lbw, b Dann... 0 J. Thomas, sen , b M colls 1 S. J. Blake, b D a n n ........... 3 R. Thoxas, b D a n n ........... 4 J. Thomas, jun., b N icolls 0 H. A. B. Com be, not out... 2 C. Benge, b Dann ........... 0 E xtras.......................... 5 TotaJ ................„ 28 Second Innings. b Dann ...........18 c and b Dann ... 4 lbw, b Stent ... 5 c Paul, b Dann .. 1 c and b Freeland 2 b Stent ........... 0 c Freel:rd, b Stent ........... b Freeland c Taylor, c Stent b Stent ........... not out ........... E x tras.......... ■Total ... 53 HAM PSHIRE v. LEICESTERSH IF E. The Hampshire eleven did another excellent per­ form ance at Southam pton at the end o f last week, though unable to bring the m atch to a definite conclusion. Leicesteishire, who had won the toss, had what little batting there was on Thurs­ day, scoring <6 for the loss of one wicket. On the follow ing morning, Mr. De Trafford, w ho was not out 48 over night, hit vigorously with one life till he was at last I owled with the total at 111, of which bis share was 81. After his ietirem ent Baldwin and M r.Bili bowled with great success, so much f o indeed that the ini ings,which had lasted two hours and fifty minutes, closed for 166. Hampshire in their turn began 1adly, losing Mr. Robson when only three runs had 1een scored. Mr. t i l played carefu ly while Capt. Wynyard hit and when the form er was bowled at 91. he had only made 25. Barton and Capt. W ynyard scored freely till at last at 160 the latter was caught. Be had made *16 out of 167 in an hour and three- quarters, and a brilliant disp’ay of cricket was only marred by one chance not long before he wa s out. W ith Mr. W ard and Barton in Leicester­ shire,with Pousher still unable to I owl, fared very badly. After making 68 M r.W ardwas caught, and at the end of the day when the sccre thowc d 306 for four wickets Barton w as still in with 81, an admirable innings, to his credit Rain fell heavily during Friday night, and though the weather held up on Saturday tbe wicket was so soaked that it was found im possible to continue the m atch. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . Mr. C. B. de Trafford b Baldwin ...........81 Mr. G. W . Billyard, c W yn$ard,b Soar ... 15 Holland, c W ynyard, b Hill ................... 6 Warren, c Barton, b B ill ... ........... 11 Tom lin, c lald w in b B 8. lb 2 Hill ..........................14 Pougher, c Steele, b Total Baldwin ................. 11 Mr. H. H. Marriott, b Baldwin .................. 5 H a m p s h ir e , Chapman, c Hill, b B aldw in .................. Hassall, c W ynyard b Baldwin ........... Mr. F. W. Stocks, not o u t .................. W oodcock, c Quin­ ton, b Bill ... 10 ... 166 Mr. C. Ro\ sod, b B ill­ yard ........................... 1 Mr.A.J.L H il’.b Hill­ yard .............................25 Capt. W ynyard, c hillyard. b Chap­ man .........................116 Barton not o u t..........81 Mr. H. F. W ard, c Stocks, b deT raf- f^rd..........................68 Capt. Quinton, not o u t .......................... 4 B 7, lo 4 ...........11 Total 306 Mr. H.W.Forster. M.P., Mr. D. Steele, Soar, Eald- win, and Bacon to bat. BOW LIN G ANALYSIS. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . O. M. R . W. Soar ... 11 3 i9 I I Forster Baldwin .. 2J 3 53 5 Steele ., H i 1 21.1 4 54 4 I H a m p s h ir e . O. M. R. W . 70 0 Chapman 3 60 2 Bo land ... O. M. R. W . . 2 0 11 0 10 3 10 0 W oodcock 24 4 Billyard... 28 It Stocks ... 22 Tom lin ... 2 O. 6 70 0 18 M. R . W. 0 18 1 0 15 0 De Trafford6 0 44 1 EIRDS ALL v. W E STO W .-PIayed at Birdsall on Augufct 25. W e s t o w . First Innings. R. Midgley, b D eare 19 W. J. Butterwick, c Machin, b D eare ... 2 C. Midgley, c Lealie, b Parsons ................... 1 R. W atson, c W . W tatteril'.bParsons 0 S. Oliver, b Machin ... 3 J. R. Butteiwick, c Ellwood. b Machin 2 J. DuflUt, lbw, b Machin ................... H Hoggard.b Machin W. Graesby, not out ... ^................... R.Hoggard.b Macbin B ........................... Total ...........47 T. Hoggard, b Milner 10 In the Second Innings R. Midgley scored, c P*r sons, b Deane 7, W . Butterwick, c and b Cooper 2- C. Midgley, b Deane ?, W atson (not out) 9, T, Hoggard (run out) 8, Gra^sby, c Machin, b Coope . 11.—Total. 39. Innings declared closed. r B ir d s a l l . First Innings. Second Innings. W. W . D eane.b R. M idgley 1 b R. Midgley ... 3 G. Milner, b R. Midgley ... 0 b W a ts o n ........... 4 J. T Cooper, ltw , b R. M idgley ........... ...........16 C. Ellw ood, b W atson W .8. W eatherill, b Watson E. Parsons, b R. Midgley... W. Machiu, c Duffi't, b W atson ........................... A. C. Let lie, c R. Butter­ wick. b R- M idgley.......... Hon. A. Cathcart, b R. Midgley .......................... W . Smith, b W atson ......... C. Weatherill, not out ... B .................................. Total ................... c R. Butteiwiek, b WatEon run out ........... b W atE on........... not out ........... 6 b R. Midley 1 b R. Midgley 0 b Watson ... 4 not out 4 run out 6 B ........... >1 Total 0 0 1 , 1 U