Cricket 1894

422 CJKICKETs A WEEKLY BECORB Ctf THE ®AME, OCT. 25, 1894 T H E G R A N V IL L E (LEE ) C LU B . Matches arranged 68—W on 28, lost 20, drawn 15, tie 1, abandoned 4. Highest Lowest Highest Lowest Inns, for Inns, for Inns. agst. Inns. agst. 259 .......... 31 .......... 271 .......... 21 RUNS SCORED. FOR. AGAINST. Runs Wkts. Aver. Runs Wkts. Aver. 8719 ... 635 ... 13.73 ... 7i8i ... 701 ... 10.54 In addition to the alove a match whs played on Saturday, April 21st, Captain's XL v. Captain (A) Ttam'8 XV11I. With the Result that Captain’s XI., 99; Captain (A) Team’s XVIII., 83. A match, Tourists v The Rest, was played on Saturday, beptember 15th, remlt'ng in a win for the former, lh e Rest, 93; Tourists, 113 for four tickets. SPECIAL BITTING PERFORMANCES. C enturies S cored D uring I be S eason . W. Morris, v. Audley tiouse S ch ool.................*176 A. S. Johnston, v. Crystal Pa’ace ................. 114 F. E. Lander, v. Royal Naval School .......... 114 E. G. Wilson, v. Norwood ............................... *109 C. J. M. Godfrey, v. Croydon ........................*100 F ifties and O ver P cjred D uring T he S eason . E. G. Wilpon, v. Brom ley...................................... 64 E. G. Wilson, v. Croydon.................................... 9) E. G. Wi'son, v. H ornsey..................................... 60 E. G. Wi son. v. Border Regt................................ 72 S. G. C. Scarky, v. Charlton Park .................*t8 w. G. C. Starky, v. Cryt-tal Palac j ........................ 5 J P. P. Lincoln, v. Croydon....................................... 58 W. Morris, v. Whitgift w anderers ................. 71 W. Morris, v. Blackheath.....................................*54 W. Morris, v. Forest Hill...................................... 94 F. G. Bull, v. Bictley Park ............................... 65 F. G. Bull, v. Devonshire Park ........................ 74 F. E. Lander, v. Audley House School .......... f5 L. R. Glower, v. Border Regt.................................... *50 L. R Glover, v. B.P.S.............................................. 57 L. R. Glover, v. St. Duns*an’s College .......... 52 W. Edwards, v. Charlton Park ........................ 71 W. Edwarda, v. Norwood......................................*62 W. Greer, v. Bromley.............................................. 69 A. 8. Johnston, v. Plaist w ................................ 6) W. Au&tin, v. Crystal Palace ...........................*94 Jos. Wilson, v. Royal Naval School ................. 56 CHIEF BOWLING PERFORMANCES. T hree R uns per W icket and U ndfr . Name Club F. G. Bull ., ... v. Bromley .......... F. G. Bu 1 ..........v. Flthum .......... F. G. B u ll......... v. East* ourne F. G. B u ll..........v. Eastbourne .., S. G. C. Starky v. ( harlton Park C. J. M. Godfrey v. S uth Sixons . Wkts.Rns. A. Davis A. Davis A. Davis A. Davis ... L. R. Glover L. R. Glover L. R Glover W. Edwards W. Edwards , v. Panther , v. Charlton Park.......... v. 2nd Inns . v. Royal Naval School . v. Border Regt............. . v. B.P.S......................... . v. Crrshilton .......... . v. ch .rltcn Park v. Eitham H. W. Edwards v. Guy’s Hospital J. Edward ... v. Fen. Club....... C. t ill.....v. B.P.S................................ B. F. Gordon ... v. St. DuDstan’s Col. W. A ustin.v. Willinpd n ..................... 2 ... G. H eld er.v. Charlton Park ... 6 ... G. H elder.v. Go'dsmiths’ last. .. 7 ... WICKET-KEEPING. A. R. Layman caught 16 and stumped 16. J ATTING AVERAGES. Ten iniiiogs and over. Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs an inns. Aver E. G. Wilson . -.7 ... 3 . . 650 .. 1C9* ... 27.08 W. Austin......... 11 ... 1 . . 251 .. 94* ... 25.4 W. Morri4......... 41 ... 8 . 803 ... 116* ... 21.42 F. G. B ull.......... 32 ... 4 . . 573 .. 74 ... 20.46 C. J. M. Godfrey 84 ... 6 .. 661 . . 100* ... 20.03 Jos. Wilson ... 14 ... 4 ... 199 . . f 6 ... 19 9 L. R. Glover ... £6 ... 7 .. 453 . 57 ... 15.58 W. Edwards ... 27 ... 3 .. 373 . . 71 ... 15.55 F. E. Lander ... 28 ... 4 .. 491 . . 114 ... 14 5 8 . G. C. Starky 23 ... 3 .. 167 . . (8 ... 13.81 E. Furze ......... 16 ... 1 .. 173 . . 35 ... 1193 J. A. Johusto i 24 ... 6 .. 214 . . 3t ... 11.88 S. Ellis .......... 29 ... 5 .. i75 . . 47 ... H.5 B. F. Gordon ... 16 ... 1 .. 159 . . 31* ... 10 6 J. Wilson, jun. 81 ... 1 .. £41 . . 41 ... 10 33 W. G re er.......... 27 ... 3 .. 236 . . 69 ... 9.83 R. F. Taylor ... 2 1 ... 0 .. 222 . . 48 ... 9.65 P. P. Li-jcola ... 17 ... 0 .. 1£8 . . 1 8 ... 9.29 J. P. Clarkson... 37 ... 7 .. 277 . . 36 ... 9.23 L. R. Havers ... 12 ... 1 .. 99 . . 28 ... 9 A. Davis .......... 12 ... 3 .. 67 . . 16 ... 7.41 a . R . Layman . 25 ... 10 .. 1 0 . 23 ... 6.63 H. W. Edwards 21 ... 2 122 . . 21 ... 6.'2 E. F. Detenham 12 o 61 . . 18 ... 5.33 C. J. Knowles .. 15 ... 2 .. 60 . . 15* ... 4.61 G. Helper.......... V ... X .. 22 . . 9 2 The following batted in lees than ten innings. A. S. Johnston W. Pyne-Coffyn L. Duttson........ F. Beider .......... A. D. Parry J. D. Conry J. H. fry .......... G. H ill................. A. H. Hersee ... S. J. Allin .......... E Lamb .......... H. R. Kirkpatrick J.R.Hollingworth G. HutchinEon ,. F. Tolly ......... Rev. J. W. Green T. Johnston ... F. E. Glover ... C. E. E. Lee H. W. G ill.......... A. L. Ryder J. Edward......... F. P ate.......... A. E. Norton ... E. T. Lloyd E. R. Wright ... The following a^so b a tte d L o r d Lovat, 0 ; F. Carr, 4* ; N. S. Leslie, 4*—.*; B. Davis, 0*; and W. J. Cordeaux, 15. BOWLING AVERAGES. Ten Innings and Over. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts Aver. 9 ... 1 ... 215 ... Ill* ..,. 26.87 3 ... 2 ... 21 ... 15 ..,. 21 5 ..,. 3 ... 33 ... 16 .,.. 16.5 4 ..,. 1 ... 45 ..,. 15 ... 15 3 ..„ 0 ... 40 ... 30 .... 13.33 8 .,.. 0 ... 103 ..,. 31 ... 12.87 9 ..,. 0 ... 88 ... 36 .,.. 9.77 4 ..,. 2 ... 39 ... 17* .,. . 9 5 8 ..,. 0 ... 61 ..„ 42 .,.. 8 2 ..,. 0 ... 16 ..,. 9 .,.. 8 9 ... 0 ... 70 ... 2D .... 7 77 6 ., 2 .. 27 .... 9* ... 6.75 5 .. !! o 1 .. 2» .... 16 ... 4.6 4 .. o .,.. 16 .... 7 ... 4 4 .... o ... 13 .... 7 ... 3 25 6 ... i ,.. 15 ... 8 ... 3 5 .. 2 .. 9 4 ... 3 8 ..,. 1 ... 24 .. 10 ... 3 6 ..,. 0 ... 17 .. 11 ... 2 81 a .,.. 0 ... 5 .,.. 5 ... 2.5 7 .. 1 .,.. 15 .. 7 ... 2.5 4 .,.. 0 .,.. 9 .,.. 7 ... 2.25 5 .. 0 .,.. 10 .... 8 ... a 2 .,.. 0 . 4 .,.. 4 ... 2 8 .,.. 0 ... 13 .,.. 4 ... 1.62 4 .,.. 0 . .. 6 .... 5 ... 1.5 A. Davis................ 197 ... 75 ... 334 ... 52 ... 6.23 G. Helder .......... i 01.1 ... 6) ... 386 ... £8 ... 6.65 F. G. Bull ......... 552 3 ...160 ...1C28 ...129 ..„ 7.^6 W. Edwards......... 136.4 ... 21 ... 340 ... 38 ... 8 94 L. R. Glover......... 382.1 ... 67 ... 815 ... 86 ... 981 H. W. Edwards ... *39 ... 56 .. f27 ... 47 ..,. 1121 C. J. M. Godfrey... 4011 ... 94 ... 839 ... 73 ... 11.49 S. Ellia ................. 55.3 ... 9 ... 117 ... 10 .... 11.7 L. R. Havers 113.2 ... 46 ,... 273 ... 22 ... 12.40 S. G. C. Starky ... 317.4 ... 97 ,... 651 ... 49 ..,. 13.34 Under Ten Innings. J. Edward ......... 46.1 ... 18 ... 69 ... 16 ..,. 3.68 E. Furze .......... 18 ... 3 ... 30 ... 5 .., 6 A. D. P a rry.......... 16 ... 4 ... 31 ... 5 ... 6.2 A. H. Hersee 10 ... 4 ... 26 ... 4 ..,. 6.5 B. F. Gordon 13 ... 0 ... 46 ... 6 ..,. 7.66 C. Hill ................. 14 ... 5 ... 28 ... 3 ..,. 9.33 W. Austin .......... 38.3 ... 10 ... 87 ... 9 ..,. 9.66 Rev. W. Green 32 ... 9 ... 53 ... 5 ... 11.6 Jos. W ils m .......... 13 ..., 2 ... 38 ... 3 ..,. 12.66 E. F. Debenham... 34.2 ..., 3 ... 89 ... 7 .. 12.71 A. S. Johnston ... 36 ..., 10 ... 81 ... 6 .,.. 13.83 L. Dutt&on .......... 21 .... 5 ... 48 . .. 8 .. . 14.33 F. Helder .......... 3) ... 5 ... 101 ... 7 .,.. 11.42 N. S. L eslie.......... 8.3 ... 1 ... 25 ... 2 .. 16 W. Morris .......... 13 ..., 3 ... 31 .. 2 .... 17 J. A.John3ton ... 113 ... 1 ... 38 ... 2 ..,. 19 W. Greer ......... 39 ..., 7 ... 93 ... 5 .,.. 13.8 E. G. Wilson 32 ..., 7 ... 77 ... 1 ... 77 EXETER COLLEGE, OXFORD. Matches plajed 13—Won 3, drawn 9, lost 1- BITTING AVERAGES. Inns. F. A. Phil ips ... 6 S. H. Hipnell ... 10 A. H. Hol<1f*hip .. 11 G. T. Unwin ... 12 L. W . Reyco ds 10 R. Bromley ". 7 F. E h com b ..........10 H. E. Atkinson 8 F. Bayley ..........13 G. v . Carey ... 4 T. E. Williams .. 5 J. Reynolds ... 6 R Bromley took £2 L. W. Reynolds 11, Williams 8. Times Most in notout. Runs, an inns. ... u ... 356 ... 112 ... ... 2 ... 283 ... 78* ... . 305 ... 67 5 ...181 ... 67* 0 ...248 ... 93 4 ... 74 ... 33* 1 ...203 ... 0 ...185 .. 1 ...135 ... 0 ... 31 ... 25 0 ... £6 ... 24 ... 1 ... 17 ... 6* ... 58* ... 0 ... 36 ... Aver. 66 35.2 30 5 vf.l 2 '.8 21.2 23.2 23.1 11.3 7.3 7.1 32 wickets, A. H. Holdship 21 G. M. C-iey 10, and T. E. The P all M all Budget of October 18 con­ tains two excellent sketches of the first match between Lord Hawke’s team and Philadelphia- G race P a rlo u r C r ic k e t.— This novel game provides amusement for one or a number of persons. Matches can be played and analysis kept same as on the cricket- field. Sent securely packed to any address on receipt of 23. 10|d. Wright and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, London, E.C. THE TWELFTH ENGLISH TEAM IN AUSTRALIA. With the exception of Mr. H. Philipson, who joined the boat at Naples, all the members of Mr. Stoddart’s team for Australia sailed from Tilbury on Sept. 21 in the Orient steamship “ Ophir.” The cricketers went do wn to Til­ bury by the special train from Fenchurch Street Station, which was simply thronged with people to see them off. Among those who went on board the “ Ophir ” at Tilbury were Lord Darnley, the Hon. Ivo Bligh, Mr. G. MacGregor, Mr. A. F. J. Ford, J. T. Hearne, H. Wood, Maurice Read, Mr. O. Absolon, G. W. Ayres, and G. Baker. Before the tender left, the cricketers and their friends assembled in the smoking-room, and the health of the eleven was proposed in very graceful terms by Mr. C. E. Green. In reply Mr. Stoddart thanked the company for their good wishes,and expressed great confidence in the ability of the players under his command. Hearty cheers were given as the tender went back to shore. The names of the thirteen players are— J. Briggs (Lancashire) A. Ward (Lancashire) R. Teel (Yorkshire) w. Brockwell (Surrey) W. Lockwood (Surrey) T. Richardson (Surrey) J. T. Brown (Yorkshire) W. Humphreys (Sussex) Mr.A.E. Stoddart (Capt.), (Middlesex) Mr. A. C. MacLaren (Lancashire) Mr.L. H. Gay (Somerset) Mr. F. G. J. Ford (Midd esex) Mr. H. Philipson (North­ umberland) Of these only Mr. Stoddart, Mr. Pbilipson,Briggs, and Peel have ever been to Australia before. A fter a pleasant voyage the teams arrived at Colombo on the 16th inst There they played a match against Eighteen of Colombo, with the following resu lt:— S toddart ’ s T ea m . Ward, not out Lockwood ... Brown .......... Stoddart Brockwell ... Maciaren Ford .......... Peel................ First Innings . ... 24 . ... 2 . ... 0 . ... 3 . ... 4 Briggs.......... Gay .......... Philipson ... Humphreys Richardson Extras Total... 0 2 . 76 In the Second Innings Ward scored (not out) 29* Brown 6 Stoddart 1, Broikwell 7, Maciaren 18. Ford 2, Peel 2, Briggs (run out) 1, Gay (not out) 3, Philipson 12; extra* 7.—1'ota i, 68. Eighteen of Colombo scored 58 (Thomasz 10, Th mas 11. Saltier 11, and Rappee 12. YORKSHIRE COUNTY CLUB. At a meeting of the Yorkshire County Com­ mittee held at the Corn Exchange, Sheffield, on the 10th inst., fixtures for 1895 were settled, subject to suitable dates being arranged. The various matches were placed as follow : At Sheffield, v. Lancashire, Notts, Leicester­ shire, Hampshire, and Notts Colts ; at Brad­ ford, v. Surrey, Gloucestershire, andWarwick- shire ; Huddersfield, v. Sussex ; Dewsbury, v. K ent; Harrogate, v. Essex ; Leeds, v. Somer­ set, Derbyshire, and Middlesex Id will be noticed that Hampshire are to be met. It was further decided to play second eleven matches versus a team selected from the various districts at Keighley, Batley, Barnsley, and Middlesbrough. T he Annual Meeting of County Secretaries for the arrangement of the various pro­ grammes for next season will take place at Lord’s on Tuosday, December 11. B r o c k w e l l, the Surrey Cricketer, is con­ tributing an account of the tour of Mr. Stoddart’B team to Australia to Sporting Sketches , accompanied by snap-shot Mustra- tions, NEXT ISSUE NOVEMBER 29