Cricket 1894

396 CRICKET s A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME* SEPT. 13, 1894 L. H A L L ’S E L E V E N v. E IG H T E E N OF SCOTLAND. Id this match, played at Cupar on Monday and Tuesday, Hall’s E leven had an easy win bv eight wickets. A ttewell bowled with great Fucoess for the Eleven, taking sixteen wickets for 80 run s. Watson, the Lancashire veteran, bowled with m uch of his old effect, getting ten wickets at a cost of 58 runs. On the other side Hnigh, the professional to the Perthshire ( Inh, took six of the E leven s wiokets for 82 ru e. E ig h t e e n o f E c g t l a n d . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W . R. Sharpe, c and b Attewell .......................... 0 not out ........... 5 Dr. Macgregor, 0 Flowers, b A ttew ell........... ........... 7 c Storer, b W at- feon ................... 2 Dr. Mailer, c Frank, b Attewell ........... ... ... 0 c and b W at­ son ... ... ... 3 Mr. P. M. Shepherd, c Pougher, b Attewell ... 12 c Sellers, b W at­ son ................... 4 Mr. D. Lees, c Hall, b Attewell .......................... 0 b W atsson.......... 0 Mr. J. Mailer, Ibw, b Atte­ well .................................. 1 c Attewell, b P ou gher.... ... 2 Haigh, c Storer, b W at­ son .................................. 8 b A ttew ell........... 7 Mr. J. C. Macbeth, c Sel­ lers, b W atson ........... 0 c Attewell, b W a ts o n ........... 6 M*\ T. Towther, c Sellers, b W a tso n .......................... 3 C Bean, b W at­ son ................... 2 Higgins, c Attewell, b Pougher ................... 2 c Chatterton, b W a ts o n ........... 0 Mr. H. M Tristram, c Storer, b A'tewell 1 b F lo w e rs........... 3 Mr. H. D. Latta, c Storer, b Pougher ... 29 b Attewell........... 1 Mr. A. J.W hyte.b Poogher 0 st Storer, b A ttew ell........... 1 M r. H O. Macgregor, c Sellers, b P ou gher......... 0 c H-U, b Atte­ well ........... 2 W alton, b P .u g h e r .......... 13 c Bean, b Atte­ well ........... 0 Mr. W . C h apr, b Pougher 11 c Pougher, b A tte w e ll......... 0 Mr. **. B. Asht jn c Frank, b A tte \c 1 .......................... 3 c Burns, b -tte- well ................. 0 Mr. M. S. Farmer, not out 0 rua out ........... 0 B 6, i b 2 8 ................ 31 Total ......... 124 Total ... 38 H a l l ’ s E l e v e n . Fi s tIn ings. A t'ex el', b Haigh ... Pou,her, not out ... Burns, b Haigh Patson. c bhepherd, b Haigh ................. B 4 lb 2 ........... Mr.A.Sel er3,c hapel, b A a lt o n .................18 Hall, c Lees,b Walton 24 Kean, low, b W a ton 16 Flowers, b Haigh 56 Chatterton, c Haigh, b Lees ........... 0 Mr R. VV. F.ank, c Total ...........144 Macbeth, b ^alton 13 Btorer, run o u t .......... 5 In the Second Innings Chatterton scored, b **aigh *. Barns (not outi 10, A ttjw e l, b i-aigh 0, Pougher (noo out) 6.—Total, 18. H O^O^ 0 \K (2J v. ST IN L E Y .—Play ed at Britton un y p * . 8. H onor O ak . W . North, c and b Em »iet »n ........... 8 P. Carm ichael, b Errr’ie lo u ................. 2 E. McNab, b Mcrg n 13 HI. Ho'f«*rJ, b Leleu .. 21 H Holford, c Ldeu, b Morgan .. T. W oodfal, hw, Morgan ................ , 41 S Halifax, c and b M o rg a n ................... C. L>. tiayes, not out T. Loder, b Lam s- den ........................... S. Baker, b Lum^den S. DickasjD.b Lum j- den .......................... B l? , lb 2 ........... Total S t a n l e y . B. Embleton, ltw , b Hayes ... .........52 A. Walker, b H. Hol- foid .......................... 8 T. Lum sden, b E. H olford ......... 7 C. Leleu,b H.Holford 2 F. Butcher, b Hayes 0 {}. Mott, b tl, Holford 11 W . Leleu, run o u t ... F. Soates, not out ... G. Simpson, b H. Hojford ................... T. MorgaD. c E. H ol­ ford, b Hayes H. W ood, b Hayes... BIO, lb l, w l ... Total 8 12 .118 DULW ICH WEEK . Dulwich won 2, lost 1, and drew 3. F . Thompson (42.16), F. H. Gillingham (32.71), and W . Morris (21) b ead th e averages for the week ; while T. R. Pearse was by far ihe m ost successful low ler, taking 52 wickets at an average cost o f 9.63 rune. DULW ICH v. E B R A IIC S.—Played at Burbage Read, Dulwich, on September 3. D u l w ic h . O. Jones, b N orm an 36 J. Bison, not out ... 14 Total ...231 F. H. Gi lingham, c and b Price ...........31 H. Thom pson, not outl26 S. Colytr, b Duuster 7 Rev. a . H. Knott, b P i i c e ..........................14 K. H. Headman, J. F. Colyer. H. Darby, T. C Et *fford, and A. N. Other did not baii. Erratics did not bat. DULW ICH v. P ALLING3W IOK.—Played at Burbage Road, Dulwich on September 4. D u l w ic h . First Innings. F. H. Gillingham, c sub., b Bowslead ........... ... 10 H. IhompsoD, b Marlow ... 15 H. Darby, b Marlow ..; ... 3 E. H. Heasman. b Marlow 11 J. Illson, c Caitsr, b Hay­ craft ..................................39 T. C. Stafford, b Haycraft J. F. Colyer, st Berridge, b Haj cceft.......................... O. Jones, low, b Haycrafc T. R. Pearce, run out Rev. A. H. Knott, not out .................................. A. H. Reinhardt, c Berridge, b Haj craft ... B 1, w 1 .. ................... Second Innings. b Marlow .......... 2 lbw, b Chess­ man ................... 4 retired................. 3 b Marlow ......... . 0 r o t ont ........... 4 b Marlow ... ... 0 5 0 5 4 lbw, b Marlow ... 2 Total ... 91 not out ...........12 B3, lb I, w 2,nb 1 7 Total ... 34 P a l l in g s w ic k . J.S.Haycraft, bPearse J. Howstead, c Jones, b Pearse .................. E. H. Berridge, b Idson.......................... 8. Cheesman, lun out H. J. Piper, c Thom ­ son, b Pearse ........... Marlow, b Illson Dr. Carter, b hearse First Innings. 3 P.L.Lanc ister.cRein- hardt, b Illson G. F. Griffin, o lllaon F. L&mpard, b Pearse J.DeW inton, not out B 2, lb 2 .................. Total ... 30 In the Second Innings H aycraft scored (not out) 6', Beriidge (notout) 19, Cheesman, Ibw, b Darby Mar'ow, c Thom pson, b Pearse 32; extras 4 — Tctal, 116. Innings declare l closed. DU LW ICH v. V A tfH R E S FOOTBALL CLUB. — t'ja. ed at Bu: bage Hoad, Dulwich, on Sept. 5. O. R. Borrocfaile, c PulU r .ok, b Pearse 27 E. H. t*. Berridge, b Pearse ........... ... 6 C. A. beldam , c Col­ yer. b K nott ........... 6 J. Kesl* y, c Thom p­ son, b O olyer...........18 C. McGahey, c Gil­ lingham, b K nott... 10 E . L. Dunster, not cut ..........................23 P. S. Narrower, b Pearse ...................44 W. J. Wells, st Thom pson,b Knott 1 R. E. Mayo, b Illson 12 A. G. S. Lawrence, not out ................... 6 £ 8, lb 3, nb 2 ... 13 T o t a l......... 165 F. S. Mayo did not bat. InLinjs declared clos d. D o l w ic h . F. H. Gillingham, b Beldam ...................32 H. Thom pson, c Ber­ ridge, b Harrower... 4 J. F.Colyer, b Beldam 5 J. Illson, b Beldam .. 24 R?v. A. H. Knott, b H arrow er................. 1 A. H. Reinhardt-, b B^ldajp ... ... 4 S. p ullbrook, b Bel­ dam .......................... T. C. Stafford, b Earrower.................. F C. Brierley, not out .......................... T. B. Pearse, b Bel­ dam ......................... O. Jones, b Peidam U .......................... Total ... 97 DULW ICH v. GRAVESEND.—Played at;Burbage , Road, Dulwich, on September 8. G r a v e s e n d . Collins, lbw, b Pearse 27 G- McCanlis, c Jones, b Pearse .................. 13 F. Newcomb,b Pearse 1 L. f'e Montezuma, c Thom pson,bPearee 2) E. Hturgeor, c Pearee, b Baile y .................14 A. BooimaD, b Pailey 0 J. A. Jarvis, b PearEe 10 P. A. Sandford.c Gil­ lingham, b Bailey 13 D. James, c Pearse, b Bailey ................... 0 H. Wood, not out ... 0 G. Baily, c Colyer, b Bailey .................. 0 B 12, nb 2 ...........14 Total .. 112 D u l w ic h . F. H. Gil.ingham, b Stureeon .................. 82 H. Thom pson, c James. b McCan’ is 91 J F, Colyer, st Jarvis, b McCanlis ...........23 E.J.^easman, c Boor­ man, b McCan’i i ... 21 Rev. A. B. Knott, b M cCanlis.................. 0 E. H. Heasman, b Collins .................. 4 A. H. Reinhardt b Co’lin s ................. T. C. Stafford, b Col­ lins ...' ........... ... o A. Bailey, Ibw, b M c­ Canlis ................. ; 1 O. Jonep, not out ... 7 T. R. Pearse not out 11 B 11, lb 2 ..............13 T otil ............259 3 DULW I H v. CLAPTON.—Played at Burtage Road, Dulwich, on September 7. D ulw ich . F. H. Gillingham, b C o o v r ..................65 B. 1 hom psc n, b Cooper .................. 0 T.C.Stafford,b Boyton 35 J. F. Colyer, b Croper 10 J. I'lson, c Trpfford, b Boyton .................. 3 A. Bailey, b Roy ton .. 2 A. H. Reinhardt, c Boyton, b Coc per... 3- T.P.Pearse b Cooper 1 O. Jones, c Beecraft, b Foy on ...........17 E- H Heasman, b B o y t o u ................. 18 Rev. A. H. Knott, not out ... ...........21 B 13. lb 3 ...........16 Total ...191 C l » pto n . J. H. Douglas,b Knott 5 A. Beecraft, b Pearse 0 J.H. Renale, c Colyer, b Bailey ..................51 H. W illiam s,c Pearse, b K nott .................. 6 G. L^ons, b Knott ... 2 H. Boytoo, not out .. 43 H. E. Trafford, b Pearse .................. 0 J. I.L imbert, st Gi 1- ineham, b Bailey 10 J. J.Wiggett, not out 0 B 12,lb 5, w l.n b l 19 Total .. 136 S. Genders and Cooper did not bat. DUL’JVICl v. B R IX ro^ WANDERERS.—PJayed at Burbage 1oad, Duiwich, on September 8. B r ix t o n W a n d e r e r s . E. V. White, low, b Pearte .................. 1 H. M»son, c Jones, b Pearse .................. 3 G. rinch, c White, b Pearee .................. 2 T. R. Rider, b Bailey 1 W. Giilisan, c and b E. H. Heasman ... 55 W. HuxJock, c Jones, b P*-« r s e .................. 0 H. Smith, not out ... 0 H. Thom son c E. J. Heasman,b Pearce 0 A. Fowler, c E. J. Heasman, b Pearse 1 C. Newington, b E. H. H easm an..........34 F. Rider, c G d ling­ ham, bE .B . Heas­ man .......... ............. p B 6, lb 1, w 4 ... 11 Total ...117 D u l w ic h . F. H. Gillinghim . c Newington, b Hur­ lock .......................... 4 H.Thompson, run out 10 J. F. Colyer, c White, b G illigan..................18 W. Morris, &t Newing­ ton, b Gilligan ... 0 F. H. Heasman, c F. Rider, b Gilligan ... 0 E J. Heasman, c and b Gilligan .......... 14 O. Jones, b Hurlock 0 A. H. Reinhardt, not out .......................... 9 T. R. Pearse, not out 0 B .......................... 3 Tota . 58 E, White and A. Bailey did not bat. W e s t ’s P o c k e t 8 c o r e B o o k contains am ple room for keeping Bowling Analys s, «tec., for 48 innings. In use by all principal Clubs. Post free Is. ljd., of W right & Co., 4i, St. A n d ^ ^ 's HilJ D octors’ Comm ons E.C. 1 J