Cricket 1894

SEPT. 6, 1894 CRICKET g A WEEKLY BECOEI? OF THE GAME; 883 TH E MARYLEBONE CLUB. F IR ST-C LA SS MATCHES. M atches p'ayed 12—W on 8, drawn 1, lost 3. BATTIN G AVERAGES. B arn es................. Mr. F. H. Eoh’.en 4 Brown (Bees) ... 6 Carpenter ......... 3 Chatterton........... 6 Davidson .......... 9 Mr W. G. Grace 4 Mr. W . G. Grace, jun....................... 3 Lord Hawke ... 7 A. H e * m e .......... 7 J. T. Hearae ... 8 Mr. C. Heseltine 3 Mr. H. T. Hewett 4 Mr. J. H. J, H ornsby........... 5 Mr. A. E. L ei- th a m ................. 4 M artin.................. Mead .................. Mr. H. Philipsoa Mr. K. 8. Ranjit- sinhji ........... Rawlin.................. Sherwin .......... Mr. A E.Stoddart Btorer ................. Mr. G .E . de Traf­ ford ................. 7 Mr.C. W . W right 11 Times Inns, not out. Runs. . 164 .. 70 .. 153 .. 11 .. 289 .. 140 ,. 358 .. 54 . .. 222 . .. 116 . .. 37 . .. 30 . .. 74 . . 31 . . 31 . . 5i . , 163 . . 182 , . 67 . . 33 , . 218 . . 37 , . 75 . . 163 . M ost in an Inns. Aver. ... 95 ... 27.33 ... 33 ... 17.50 ... 65* ... 28.25 ... 6 ... 3.66 ... 113 ... 57.80 ... 27 ... 20 ... 196 ... 89.50 54 64 78 10 , 18 . 7 , 23 20 , 6.16 . 10 . 18.53 16 ... 10 80 23 ... 7.75 25 ... 10 33 14 ... 6.50 60 ... 32.60 94 ... ?6 25 15 ,. 13.40 .60 81 ... 54.5) 16 ... 12.33 59 ... 12.5, 71 ... 14.e' The following also batted: Mr. W. C. Bridge" man, 0; M ajor F. A. Currie, 7 — 3; Capt. D*4eth* 0—0; Mr. H. Eaton, 2; Mr. J. J. Ferris, 1; Flowers* 25— ; Mr. L. H. Gay, 8—2 ; GeesoD, 4 — 0 ; Mr. J* A. Gibbs, C— 0 ; Mr. A. H. Heath, 0 - 6 ; Mr. A. N- Hornby, 2—5; Mr. F. S. Jackson, 7—0*; Mr. G* Kemp, 43— ’3 ; Mr K. J. Key, 42; Mr. R. 8. Lucas. 0—5; Mee, 7 —8; Moorhouse. 0 ; Mr. E. a . Nepean, 0— 21; Mr. T. O. O’ ^rieD, 6—0; Mr. C. G. Pope. 14* — 24*; Pougher, 0 —22*; Mr. F. D. Quinton, 17—16; Mr M F. Ramsay, 17 — 58; H. Richardson, 0 ; Mr. P. Russel, 0—25* ; Mr. F. R. Snofifoi th, 0 — 1* ; Mr. C. C. StoDe, 0—8*; Mr. R. a . Studd, 20— 12*; Mr. C. I. Thornton, 0—30; Mr. P. F. Warner, 0—18; Mr. G. J. V. Weiga’l, 4*—42—0 ; and White head (Lees), 4. “ C E N TU R IE S” FOR. Mr. W . G. Grace, v. Cambridge Univ., June 25 195 Mr. W. G. Grace, v. Cambridge Univ., May 24 139 Chattcrton, v. Cambridge University, May 24 113 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs, v kts. Aver. 21 . . 6 . . 52 .. 3 . . 17.33 33 2 . . 8 . . 1 0 .. 2 . . 50 138.4 . 6i . 238 .. 38 . . 18.22 44 . . 22 . . 66 .. 4 . . 16.50 60 . . 17 . . 104 .. 10 . . 16.40 61.3 . 15 . . 147 .. 6 . . 24 50 43 . . 19 . . 64 .. 8 . . 8 2 ’4.2 . . 83 . . 42i .. 48 . . 8 87 167.2 . . 97 . . 244 .. 33 . . 6 42 219.1 . . 68 . . 496 .. 32 . . 35.50 72 . . 31 . . 103 .. 8 12 87 91 . . 34 . . 148 .. 10 . . 14.83 B arnes........... Brown (Beds) ... Davidson ........... G eeson.................. Mr. W. G. Grace Mr. W . G. Grace, jun....................... A. Hearne ... ... J. T. Hearne ... M artin.................. Mead ................... Pougher ........... Raw in ................... The following bowled in two innings on'y: Flower*, 14—4—27—1; Mr. A. E Leatham . 8—0— 38 -1 : Mee. 40—5—131—3; Mr. E. A. Nepean. 5 -0 —19—° ; Mr. C. G. Pope, 43—19—73—2; Mr. M. F. Ramsay, 1 8 -5 —40—1; a*~d Whitehead (Lees), 12— 2—39-0. The following bowled once only: Chatterton, 3—0—9—0 ; Mr. O. Heseltine, 6—0—10—0; Mr. F. S. Jackson, 15.3—3—29—3; H. Richardson. ]0—7— 4—1; Mr. F. R. Spofforth, 3 2 -7 —9 3 -4 ; and Mr. A. E. Stoddart, 9 -0 —19-2. Mr. W . G. G rac°, jun., bow led three wides. and Chatterton and Mr. G. C. Pope one each. Mr. F. Fpofforth and Davidson each delivered a couple o f no-balls. LANCASH IRE . W e s t ’s P o c k e t S c o r e B o o k contains ample room for keeping Bowling Analys s, &c., for 48 innings. In use by all principal Clubs. P o st free Is. ljd ., o f W right & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill D octors' Comm ons, E.C. A L L F IR S T -C L A S S M A TCH E S. Matches played 23 - Won 11, drawn 3, tie 1, lost 8. BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es not out. Run s. ... 0 ...1067 ... 4 ... 750 ... 906 ... 802 ... 249 ... 172 ... 588 ... 123 ... 175 .. 396 ... 106 Most in an Inns. Aver. 131 ... 27.35 ... 96 ... 25.86 ... 90 ... 25.16 ... 157* ... 24.30 ... 60 ... 22.63 ... 50 ... 19. 1 ... 101 ... 18.37 ... 32 ... 17.57 ... 58 ... 17.50 Inns. A. W ard ...........39 B aker..................33 Mr. A. C. Mac- laren ...........39 F. H. Sugg ... 36 M r.SM . Tindall 11 A. S m ith ...........11 Brigss ...........32 Mr O.H. Benton 9 Paul .................. 13 A. Tinsley.......... 31 C. S m ith ........... 8 M r.w.H.Houlds- worth .........15 Mr. G. R. Bards- well .......... 7 Mr. A.T.Kem ble 11 M old ..................30 Mr.S.M.Crosfield 8 W . Brown ... 3 Mr.A.N. Hornby 5 w harm by.......... 8 Oakley ........... 5 Thom as ...........11 Goodwin ........... 6 Mr. J. A. Mac- laren ........... 3 The follow iog also batted:—Mr. T. Ainscough, 8 - 8 ; Yates, 2—2 ; Bennett, 5 -1 1 ; F. W ard, 18; Lancaster, 0 ; H. Tinsley, 4 ; and Ellis, 3. 1 1 10 , 0 , 0 0 2 . 0 , 3 , 1 , 141 , 55 70 , 134 . 52 . 17 . 26 , ‘/9 . 19 . 30 . 14 ... 53 . ... 27 . ... 21 . ... 24* . ... 18 . ... 24 . ... 14 . ... 7 . ... 12 , ... 11 . ... 15 , ... 9* , ... 10 , , 17.21 15.14 , 10 07 . 9.16 . 7 . 6.70 . 6 50 . 5.66 . 5.20 . 4 83 . 3.80 . 3.75 . 2.80 ‘ CEN TU RIES ” FOR. F- H. Sugg, v. Somerset, July 23 A. Ward, v. Gloucestershire. July 30 A. Ward, v. Gloucestershire, July 19 F. H. Sugg, v. Somerset, July 16 Briggs, v. Kent, June 28 ................... 157* 131 109 105 101 BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. 187 .. 137 .. . 1099.2 .590 .. 2171 ..1027 4 .. 367 ...’ 895 . 93.3 ...J O . .. 203 . 33 ... 15 ... 55 .. 90.1 ... 31 ... 227 ,. 250 ...105 ... 420 .. 21 ... 8 ... 28 .. 23 ... 5 ... 47 Aver* .. 1’ .60 .. 13 83 ,. 26.12 ,. 27.50 .. 58.37 .. 32.80 Mold ................. B iig g s ................. W h arm by......... A. Smith ......... Mr. G. R. Bards- well ................. ... 8 . Baker .................. .... 250 . ... 13 O akley................. ... 21 .. 28 ... 0 Goodwin . 23 ... 5 ... 47 ...0 The following bow led in two innines only: — Paul, 12—2—3^—0; Lancaster, 49—23—69—8 ; F. H. Sugg 33—2—45—2 : Mr. S. M. Cmsfield, 5—1—5 1 ; and Eflis, 41.2—12—76—11 ; and the following on ce:—w . Brown, 3—0—12—0, and A. Tinsley, 2—0—7—0. Briggs, Lancaster, and Oakley each bowled a wide. SURREY. A L L FIR ST-CLASS M A TCH E S. Matches played 25— Won 19, drawn ?, tie 1, lost 3 BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es M ost in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. . 36 .... 5 .. 1091 ..,. 108 ... 35.19 , i2 , ... 2 .... 622 .. 66 ... 31.10 . 36 .,.. 4 ..., 873 ..,. 142 ... 27.28 , 39 ... 3 ..., 955 ... 136*... 26 53 , 34 ... 2 ..., 792 ... 127 ... 2i.75 32 ... 3 ... 689 . 80 ... 23 75 L31 .... 2 ..., 666 .... 161 ... 22.96 38 ... 2 ... 353 ... 68 ... 20.06 , 21 .... 3 ... 346 ..,. 94*... 19.22 , 14 . . 1 .. , 193 ..,. 44 ... 14.84 . 17 .... 3 .... 144 ..,. 42 ... 10 28 , 15 . 6 ..., 87 ..,. 28 ... 9.66 . 28 .... 5 .... 170 . 26 ... 7 39 . 31 .... 7 .... 175 .,.. 24 ... 7.29 , 5 . . 0 .. . 31 ..,. 10 ... 6.20 5 . . 0 ., , 23 ..,. 10 ... 4.60 Brockwell M. Read Hayward Abel LocKwood Street ... Mr.D. L. A. Jeph- son ........... A\ res ........... M -rshall ... W ojd ......... Richardson... Smith ........... Henderson ... Baldwin The following batled in one innings only Mr W . T. G rabum 39; Holland, 76; and Thom pson, O' “ C E N T U R IE S” FOR. Mr. W . W . Read, v. Yorkshire, June 2 8 ...........161 Abel, v. Middlesex, May 24 ..................................3361? Hayward, v. Kent, August 20..................................142 Hayward, v. Somerset, July 26 .......................... 113 Brockwell, v. Gloucestershire, May 17 ...........107 Brockwell, v. Yorkshire, June 25.........................103 Brockwell, v. Notts, August 6 ... .................. 10C* Brockwell v. Essex, June 18....................... . ... li 8 Abel, v. D erry shire, July 1 6 ..................................122 Lockw ood, v. Warwickshire, July 33..................127 BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs.W kts. Aver. ... 936.3 ... i93 ...2024 ...396 ... 1032 ... 708.3 ... 201 .. 1705 .. 1*3 ... 13.86 ... 737.4 ... 254 .. 13 5 ... 95 ... 13.94 R ichardson... Lockw ood ... F. E. Smith .. Hayward ........... 68 ... 20 ... 171 ... 11 . Abel .................. 108 ... 30 ... 264 ... 14 Street .................. 109 ... 39 ... 207 ... 10 . Mr.D. L. A. Jeph- son .................. 40 ... 7 ... 161 ... 6 ... 26.83 Brockwell .......... 168 ... 55 ... 372 ... 13 ... 28.61 Mr. W . W . Read, 3—0—20—1, and Thompson, 8—5—13—3, bowled in one innings only. 15.54 18.85 20.70 TH E PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1894. CHELTENH AM COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times M ost in Inns, not out.Runs. an Inns.Aver. E. H. B. Stanley 4 ... 1 .... 116 ... 57* ... 88.6 F.H. B. Champain 13 ... 0 ..,. 353 ... 94 ... 27.1 E. I. M. Barrett 14 ... 0 .. . 362 ... 65 ... 25.8 H. B. Jeffery 17 ... 2 .... 363 ... 78* ... 24.2 E C. O. Graham... 15 ... 2 ... 263 .,. 70 ... 20 2 F. R. Coates.......... 12 ... 1 .... 155 .. 31 ... 14.1 J. W . Stratton ... 15 ... 3 ..., 359 ... 36 ... 13 2 J. D. K. Jones ... 7 ... 3 .... 42 ... 12 ... 10 5 W. F. L. Day ... 34 ... 3 .. . 104 ..,. 26* ... 9.4 H. C. B a ird ........... 15 ... 2 ... 123 .... 46* ..., 94 W . H. Denne 13 ... 0 ... 79 ... 13 .... 6.1 C. A. D. Best 4 ... 1 ... 7 ... 6* ... 2.3 F.H.B. Champain 85 J. W . Stratton ... 282 . F R. Coates ... 147 . W . H. Denne ... 183 . H. H. C. Baird... 83 3 . W. F. L. Day ... S9 3 . J. D. K. Jones ... 115 . BOW LING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. 20 84 33 41 11 SO £6 ... 2>8 474 388 416 2.6 210 332 ... 8 ... 46 ... 23 ... 20 ... 10 ... 1U ... 17 Aver. 57.2 10.3 368 23.8 21.6 21 12.5 R 03SA L L SCHOOL.—Matches played 16—W on 5 lost 6, drawn 5. BATTIN G AVERAGES. T imes M ost in Inns, not out. Runs, an inns. Aver. A. W histon ... 19 ... 1 406 ... 103* ... 2>.55 F. B. Newett ... 22 ... 1 426 ... 67 .... 20.98 G. P. Wilson ... 20 ... 3 335 ... 102 .. . 19.70 D. D. witson ... 19 ... 4 247 ... 39 .. . 16.46 E. D. Matthews 22 ... 2 299 ... 41 ..,. 14.95 W . M. Gordon 14 ... 2 159 ... IQ* .... 13 v5 M. C. Hill ... :12 ... 1 142 ... 41 .... 12.90 O. Andrews ... 17 ... 5 115 ... 23 .... 9 58 E. Gib»> .......... 9 ... 0 68 ... 38 ..., 7.55 G. F. Tetlow ... 17 ... 1 H6 ... 41 ..,. 7.25 G.N. Hampshire 17 ... 4 75 ... 15* .. . 5.76 BOW LING AVERAG E5. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts, Aver. F. B. Newett ... 5 0 ... 10 .. 1 .. . 10 O. Andrews ... ... 431.2 ...128 ... 871 ... 78 .... 31.16 M. C. Hill ... ... 108.3 . 20 ... 288 ... 17 .... 15.76 E. D. Matthews ... 85.1 . 20 ... 396 . 12 ..,. 16.33 G. F. Tetlow .. 84 24 ... 182 .. 11 .... 16.54 G. P. W il-on ... 234.3 51 ... 600 ... 34 .... 17.64 A. W histon ... ... 345.4 . 45 ... 320 ... 17 . 18.83 E. G i b b .............. .. 12-.4 , 24 ... 334 ... 17 ..., 19.64 W. M. Gordon ... 8 3 ... 25 . .. 1 ... , 25 RUGBY BCHOOL. Matches played, 12—won 4, lost 6, drawn 2 BATTING WF,RAGES. Tim es Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns, i J. Stanning ... 16 ... 2 ... 415 ... 152* ,. 29.93 D.Christopher- ,. 18 40 son.................. 15 .. .. 0 ,. 276 .... 51 C. P. Nickalls IS .... 1 .... 274 ... 109 ..,. 18 26 T. N. Sample... 15 „,. 3 .. 178 .... 35 .,.. 14.91 P. W . Nickalls 12 ... 2 ..,. 135 ... 67* ..,. 13.5 O. P. Tidman 12 .. 1 ... 127 ... 89* .,.. 11.54 J.F. Thom pson 9 ., . 1 ,. 88 .... 28 .. . 11.00 G. P.Newstead 15 .. . 1 . ,. 338 ... 54* .,.. 9.85 W. F. Gowers 14 .,.. 3 .,.. 101 .... 33 .,.. 9.18 N. Fletcher ... 7 . .. 2 .,.. 26 .... 8 .,.. 5 2 A. L. Allen ... 5 ., . 0 ., .. 11 .... 5 .,.. 2.2 N. I letcher......... W . F. Gowers .. D. Christopher- son ................ T. N. Sample BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. 98.1 . , 191.3 297.3 . ... 165 . ... 638 . ... 441 , ... 655 , 16 . 51 . 32 , , 43 , Aver. 1031 , 12 6 . 13.78 , 15.2