Cricket 1895

M ay 30, 169 j . CRICKET: A WEEKLY' RECORD OF THE GAME. 175 THE LONDON & WESMTNSTER BAN K (2) v. THE CAPITAL & COUNTIES B A N K .-P layed at Denmark Hill on May 22 and 23. C apital J. Heath, c Allcock, b Brown .................. 23 '\V‘. R. Scammell, c Stone, b Allcock ... 0 A. E. Lifton, c Cross- ley, b A llcock...........51 M. Goldsmith, run out 1 E. Gallop, b Stone ...1 2 A.J. McCabe, b Gough 12 F.G.Jeffery, b Allcock 0 C ounties B ank . E. H. Mould, c Pritch­ ard, b Gough ........... H . Page, not out J. C. Jones, c and b Allcock ................... H. W . Whitehead, b Allcock ................... B 3 ,1-b 2 ... Total ........... L ondon & W estm in ster Bank (2). A. G. Gough, c and b Gallop .................. 4 A. W . Brown, run out 15 C. J. Crossley, run out 20 T. H. Pritchard, c and b Lifton ..................22 F .W . Stone, not out 26 D. G. Shephard, b Gallop .......... 6 J. M. Allcock, b Gold­ smith .......................21 H. Crossley, notout... 4 B 2 ,1-b 2, w 1 ... 5 Total .......... 123 W . E. Huuter, A. W . Maclean, and T. W . Haines did not bat. LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK (2) v. LLOYD ’S BANK.—Played at Catford on May 20 and 21. L loyd ’ s B ank . H. R. Swatman, lbw, b A llnnnlr R. H. More, b AUcock C. E. Melville,b Brown C.P.John8ton,bAllcock R. E. Mills, c and b Brown ................... T. B. Blair, c and b Allcock ................... H. C. Davis, b Brown E. B. Leon, b Brown E.R. Hulford, run out 0. G Wheeler, not out C. A. Becker, c Shipp, b Allcock................... B 2, lb 1, w 1 ... Total ........... L ondon and W estminster B ank (2). 7 W . E. Humper, b 2 M ore........................ T. P. Shipp, b More... A . S. Harton, not out B 19, w 1 ........... A. G. Gough, b Becker S.Bowman, b Johnston A. W . Brown, c Hul­ ford, b Becker........... T.H. Pritchard, cBlair, b More ................... F. W . Stone, b Becker T. H . Brenan, st Blair, b Swatman 26 Total F. W . Haines and J. M. Allcock did not bat. G RAN VILLE (Lee) v. GODDINGTON. Orpington, May 25. G oddington . C. S. Bang, b Passmore G. R. Tumstall, b Passmore................... i G. E. Asprey, b Pass- more .......................... J. F. Graham, b Pass- more .......................... Relf, c Passmore, b Hollingsworth ... 79 E. Norman, not o u t... 2 A. Mitter Hallett, b Passmore................... 1 E x tra s...................26 G r a n v il l e . -Played at Total (6 wkts)150 H. M. Hughes, A. Akers Douglas, J. Hughes, and H . Crux did not bat. J. H. Fry, not out ... 11 J. A. Johnstone, not out ........................... 9 E x tra s................... 2 J. W ilson, c Tumstall, b Relf ................... 6 E. Rymer Jones, rim out .......................... 10 L. R. Glover, c Crux, b Hughes.................. 6 Total (4 wkts) 71 W . Greer, b Turnstall 27 J. Hollingsworth, J. Moore, T. L . Passmore, R. Fry, and L. Duttson, did not bat. GRAN VILLE (Lee) v. CRYSTAL PALACE.- Played at Lee on May 25. C rystal P alace . A. Cosens, ht wkt, b Havers ...................23 J. F. Dunlop, run out 14 H .E. Colegrave,b Bull 44 D. Elliott Lockhart, c Layman, b Havers 0 G. H. File, b Starkey 9 F. S. Bayly, run out... 9 F.M .Campbell,notout 84 A . P. Capriani, b Bull G. Perry, b Bull........... J. L. Lockhart, b Godfrey ................... H. S. Gladstone, b Bull Extras Total G ranville . P. P. Lincoln, c File, b Cosens .................. 0 J. W ilson, Jun. not out .......................... 80 S. G. C. Starkey, b Pile ..........................28 W . Morriss, c Capriani b Campbell .......... 11 C.J.M.Godfrey not out 28 Extras ... 8 Total (for 3 wkts.) ...155 W . Edwards, L. R. Havers, F. G. Bull, T. E. Lan­ der, W . Pettman, A . R. Layman did not bat. E. Roche, a member of the Nondescripts C.C., when playing for them last Saturday v. Bickley Park, had a remarkable analysis, he taking 5 wickets with con­ secutive balls. This analysis was 1 over, 4 balls, .1 maiden, 4 runs, 5 wickets. 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