Cricket 1895

172 CRICKET. A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 30, 1895 BOW LING AN ALYSIS. O xford U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M; R. W . O. M . R. W . Mold ... ,... 46 12 190 2 ,. 184 3 52 3 W oods... ... 351 8 92 5 Stoddart ... 25 7 78 1 18 8 31 1 Lucas ... 6 0 42 0 Clayton ... 12 5 38 1 W ebbe... 7 1 18 1 W oods delivered a no-ball. G entlemen of E ngland . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M . R. W . Bardswell ..., 26 5 92 2 ... ... 31 9 74 4 Arkw right... 11 2 39 0 ... ... 202 4 68 4 Cunliffe 28 4 91 4 ... ... 14 5 47 2 Hartley . 13-1 1 45 4 ... ... 4 0 22 0 Hartley delivered a no-ball. Cunliffe delivered three no-balls. UNIVERSITY v. YORKSHIRE. W The first fixture of the Yorkshire eleven and the Oxford was commenced on the Christchurch Ground last Monday. Seven old Blues appeared for the University, C. B. Fry playing for the first time this season ; of these, three were seniors, the fourth Cun­ liffe, the Etonian freshman bowler. Except that F. W . Milligan played in place of F. S. Jackson, York­ shire played their usual team. The Oxford batting in the first innings was curiously uneven. Five men scored between 35 and 60 each, and the other six put on five runs between them. Mordaunt and Phillips both played splendid cricket, but Warner’s was a mixed display, and Leveson-Gower gave two difficult chances. Mordaunt’s 59 included ten 4’s. Yorkshire exceeded their opponents score by 37 chiefly by the plucky batting of the tail, the first five batsman on the list scoring 116 and the second five 146. Nine men got double figures but no one exceeded 50, so that the scoring was very even. There was some rapid hitting towards the close of the innings, M oor­ house and Hawke making 48 in thirty-five minutes, Lord Hawke and Mounsey 35 in twenty minutes, Lord Hawke and Hirst 32 in less than a quarter of an hour, and Hirst and Hunter 30 in fifteen minutes. Again the Oxonians batted unevenly, Warner, Foster, and Mordaunt played brilliantly, and the first-named pair making 55 in half an hour for the second wicket. Warner was again seen to advan­ tage, and his 52 included nine 4’s ; and Leveson- Gower was missed at 33, but with G. O. Smith put on 55 in an hour for the seventh s,wicket, and when play ceased on Tuesday evening the former was still in with 61 to his credit. On Wednesday morning he continued hitting until he had run up 95, and though the other batsmen did not materially assist the score, Yorkshire were set 252 to win. They did not commence over brilliantly, and when four wickets were down for 84, the county’s prospect were not brilliant. Hawke and Mounsey did well, but the re­ mainder of the tail did not do much, and Oxford won by 54 runs, a very creditable victory. Score and analysis:— O xford U niversity . Mr. P. F. Warner, c Peel, b M oorhouse..........................36 Mr. G. R. Bardswell, b Wainwright ................... 3 M r.H. K. Foster, st Hunter, b W ainw right................... 0 Mr. G. J. Mordaunt, c Mounsey, b Wainwright 59 Mr. C. B. Fry, c Milligan, b Hirst .................................. 37 Mr.H.D.G. Leveson-Gower, b H irst..................................54 Mr.F.A.Phillips, cMounsey, b W ain w righ t...................55 Mr. G. O. Smith, b H irst... 0 Mr. H. A. Arkwright, b Hirst ................................... 0 Mr. F. W.Milligan, b Bards­ well ...................................17 Brown, b Fry ...................33 Charlesworth, c Lewis, b A rkw right.......................... 13 Tunnicliffe, c Mordaunt, b A rkw right.................. .., 5 Peel, c Bardswell, b Cunliffe 48 Wainwright, c Foster, b Fry 11 Moorhouse, b Arkwright ... 33 Lord Hawke, b Fry ...........48 Mounsey, c Mordaunt, b Fry 12 Hirst, c Bardswell, b Ark­ wright ..................................42 Hunter, not out .................. 5 Extras ..........................26 Mr. F. H. E. Cunliffe, not o u t......................................... Mr. B. P. Lewis, b Hirst ... B 7 ,1-b 3 ........... c Peel, b Milligan 52 b Wainwright ... 1 c Tunnicliffe, b H irst..................31 c Brown, b Peel 35 b P e e l................... 6 st Hunter, b Peel 95 run out ........... 0 b Brown ...........22 c Mounsey, b Wainwright ... 22 2 b Milligan ... OJJnot out........... 10 Bves Total ...256 Total ...288 Total.. c Bardswell, b Arkwright ... • c Mordaunt, b Cunliffe c Mordaunt, b Cunliffe ........... b Arkwright ... c Lewis, b Cun­ liffe ................... c Cunliffe, b Ark­ wright ........... c Cunliffe, b Ark­ wright ........... not out................... c Bardswell, b C u n liffe........... c Leveson-Gower, b Arkwright ... c Bardswell, b Arkwright Extras........... Total ...........1 INCOGNITO v. H ARTLEY RO W .—Played Hartley Row on May 24. H artley R ow . BOW LING ANALYSIS. O xford U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M . R. W . O. M . R. W . Hirst ........... 32 18 58 5 .. ... 30 6 100 1 Wainwright 34 12 59 4 .. ... 27 6 61 2 Milligan 9 2 36 0 .. .. 22 6 54 2 Peel .......... 21 10 36 0 .. .. 21*1 13 20 3 M oorhouse.. 11 4 25 1 .. ... 3 3 24 0 Mounsey .. 3 0 13 0 .. B row n.......... 3 0 19 0 .. !!! 6 0 20 1 Y orkshire First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R .W . 0. M. R. W . Bardswell .. 17 2 83 1 . ... 7 1 26 0 Arkw right.. 27-1 10 62 4 . ... 31 7 87 6 Fry .. 25 6 73 4 . Cunliffe 14 3 49 1 . ... 33 10 60 4 Leveson-Gower ... 5 0 21 0 Bardswell and Cunliffe each bowled one wide, Ark­ wright three, and Fry two. INCOGNITO v. R.M.C., at Sandhurst on May 25. SANDHURST—Played H . F. Bircham,notout F. A. Jones, run out B 5, lb 7 ...........12 C. S. Rome, b Biyan 20 J. T. Ferris, c Maud, b R u sse ll..................42 R. H. Livesey, run out 109 K. Wigram, c Russell, Total ... *257 b Pemberton ...........64 A. M. Byng, R. C. Barnett, R. A . Cassels, W . W . Van Soweran, K. E. Money, and F. L. Ferling did not bat. *Innings declared closed. I ncognito , Major C. E. Clowes, b Byng .................. C. S. W . Cobbold, run out ........................... G. Brame, c Livesey, b Rome .................. J. H. Curtis, c & b Byng Capt. H . L. Talbot, b Rome .................. F. Bunyan, c Money, b Rome .................. 13 23 Total First Innings. Watkinshaw, c Russell b H illyard..........................34 C. R. Seymour, b Fox ... 7 Soar c Hillyard, b Braun 14 C. P. Hastings, c Howley, b H illyard.......................... 16 H. J. B. Hollings, b Fox ... 5 E. H. Bent, b Hillyard ... 2 H.Maturin,c and b Hillyard 11 F. G. Tuck, b Fox ........... J. W . Choulas, c Hillyard, b F o x .................................. F. Phillips, b Fox ........... A . Cruttenden, not out ... B 4, w 1, n-b 2 Second Innings, cRussell,bBarrett 8 not out... 2 Sir W . Russell, b Byng 18 P. Maud, c& bRom e... f J . J. Howley, b Byng 3 E. Barrett, absent ... 0 G. P. L. Pemberton, run out ................... 3 Sir A. Hemming, not out ........................... 0 B ........... ...........11 INCOGNITO v. UPPER lOO TIN G .- Upper Tooting on May 25. U pper T ooting . , 87 -Played at Rev. H. S. D. Gill, b Fox ...........................23 D. H. Butcher, b Fox 7 A. A . Allen, b Fox ... 65 W . B. Jones,b Tuke... 60 D. C. Bartley, c and b T u k e .......................... 12 R. M. Harvey, c Fox, b Tuke .................. 10 I ncognito . D .C.Lee, c Whitehead, b H arvey................. Rev. F. W . Poland, t Russell ................. A . Bird, b Bartley .. A . J. L. Payne, Harvey .......... C. M. Tuke, c White­ head, b Russell ... 21 E. A . Parke, c and Bartley ................... 4 F. G. Thome, b Fox... 9 C. B. Elliott, b Tuke 0 P. W . Russell, b Tuke 6 Rev. G. T. Whitehead, c Poland, b Fox ... 1 H. S. Urwick, not out 0 B 13,1-b 5, w l, n-b 1 20 Total... ... 14 c Braun ,b Barrett 0 cRussell,bBarrett 20 b Barrett ........... 1 N - b ........... 2 Total... . 213 Total G. R. Clarkson, b Soar Capt. H. L. Talbot, c Bent, b Phillip s ... 1 G. Braun, b Phillips... 0 G. W . Hillyard, c Cruttenden, b Soar 40 S. C. G. Fox, c Soar, b Phillips...................12 F. Bryan, c Tuck, b S o a r .......................... 40 Sir W.Russell,c Hast­ ings, b Maturin ... 15 .......... I ll Total (for 4 wkts.)63 I ncognito . M ajor C. E. Clowes, b Phillips ................... J. J. Howley, b Crut­ tenden ................... E. Barrett, not out ... Sir A . Hemming, c Tuck, b Cruttenden B 1, 1-b 2 Total ...1' KENSINGTON PA RK v. ASHTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—Played at Dunstable, Bedfordshire, on May 25. K ensington P ark . Dr.W .J.Scott, run out 19 C.H.M.Thring.runout 0 V.Thompson,cThring, b Manton.................. 4 A . E. Holt, b Brown 14 H. K. Gow, run out .. 1 G. Cambell, st Sanger, b Brown .................. 7 R. H. Foa, b Manton 10 G. O’Brien, st Sanger, b Brown ................... L.E. Abney, b Manton G. Thompson, not out D.L.Surtees,c Thring, b Brown ................... Total . 62 A shton G rammar S chool . L. C. R. Thring, c Foa. b T h rin g .................. 84 O.G,Anderson, c Cam­ bell, b A bn ey...........86 J. Manton, b Thring 1 R. Ryder, c Gow, b Abney .................. 35 J. Healing, b Scott ... 19 J. Sanger, not out ... 87 J.O.Benzley,cO’Brien, b Abney ................... 0 W . F. Brown, b Abney 21 W . J. Preston, notout 18 B 41,1-b 3 ...4 4 Total ...395 S. C. W . Styshenson and E. G. Blow did not bat. FENSTANTON v. S. BOWDITCH’ S X I.—Played at Christchurch Road, Streatham, on May 25. B owditcii ’ s X I. Second Innings, st Baker, b Par­ sons ................... 3 First Innings. A . W . Dunk, c sub, bMeller S. Bowditch, b Ring ........... 4 P. Kem , c Barton, b Ring... 2 L. Comyn, b Ring ...........13 E. White, c and b Mellor ... 1 H. W est, b R in g ...................11 S. W . Daniels, not out ... 13 A. Berger, c sub, b Ring ... 4 H. Clift, c Roberts, b Ring 2 W . Trimmer, b R in g ........... 2 E. Woodcock, absent........... 0 Extras .......................... 14 b Roberts .......... c sub, b Roberts not out................... b Mellor ........... not out................... b Mellor ........... b Roberts ........... Extras Total ...6 6 Total (6 wkts.) 103 H. Emus, b W est ... 14 A . Baker, b West ... 1 Corp. Barton, run out 3 S. Briggs, c Dunk, b Trimmer ...................37 L. W . Roberts, b W est 29 A . Mellor, b West ... 33 G. A . Ring, not out ... 12 F enstanton . E. C. Dunk, b Berger 10 B. W . Parsons, c White, b Daniels ... 15 W . Smith, absent ... 0 A. N. Other, absent... 0 E xtras...................22 Total ..176 AUDLEY HOUSE SCHOOL v. FOREST H IL L HOUSE SCHOOL. — Played at Forest Hill, May 23rd. F orest H ill H ouse S chool . S. C. G. Fox,b Bartley 17 W . J. Synnott, b Bart­ ley .......................... 5 W . J. Seton, b Bartley 2 J. C. Raven, b Harvey 5 S. C. Bartley, not out 0 B 10,1-b 1, w 1 ... 12 ...117 A . Freen, b Grant A. Elliott, b Darvill .. F. S. Salter, not out .. C. Mackrell, b Darvill C. Fowell, b Grant .. A. C. Sharrer, b Grant E. Richardson, b Darvill 4 H. Cottrell, c Carr b Darvill... ........... F. Matthews, b Grant C. H. Lyon,c&b Grant D. Hankin, b Grant... Extras ........... W . M. Darvill,b Fowell 4 E. Grant, b Fowell ... 0 H. W ilson, b E lliott... 20 H. Le May, b Lyon ... 0 C. Rowbotham,bElliott 6 O. Wallace, b Elliott 1 W .H .Norton,b Mackrell 2 Total A udley H ouse S chool . A. Helder, not out H. Buttifant, b Elliott F. Carr, b Elliott E. Le May,b Mackrell Extras ........... Total ..........