Cricket 1895

JjNE 6, 1SJ.J. U K K J K L T : A W E E K L Y K E J J R U O F T l i l i OAMJfi. 179 wags the body. I was present at Liverpool in 1885, when the last Lancashire wicket piled on 173 runs. Why, here’s Hunter, who has often helped to stop a rot in the past, playing an important part in another last wicket stand on the same day—102 v. Cam­ bridge University. Yorkshire should look after this partner of Hunter’s, David Denton. If he had had a tenth part of the trial some of his county men nave had, he would have long ago obtained his cap. He is one of the soundest young batsmen the county possesses, and is a brilliant field. For some years, though he is not far on in the twenties, he played for a soap-making firm—Hodgson and Simpson—well known cricketally, in the West Riding. Recently he has been engaged in an office at Castleford, but solely on account of his cricket. But enough. Here’ sWhit Monday at last. I have been hard at work almost since day­ break so that I may complete this before cricket begins. I have heard Lancashire and Yorkshire are to play at Sheffield. Somehow, I seem to bode no good luck for the White Rose this year, just as the Notts and Surrey match at Trent Bridge may not add another point to the {Southerner’s total. But we shall see. The outlook, meteorologically, is not promising. Bowlers ought to be happy for once. I shan’t expect a century this week— no, not even from W. Gr.’s bat. CLAPTON v. HOLBORN.—Played at Hornsey on June 1. H olborn . C. C. Fowler, b E. J. hichardson .......... W. Newell, b Tate ... G . Lovatt, c Partridge, b E. J. Richardson... G. W. Askew, b E. J. Richardson ........... F. Newell, b E. J. Richardson ........... H. \V. Easum, c sub., b Tate .................. E. G. Barnett, b E. J. Richardson ........... D. W . Drummond, b T a t e .......................... A . G. Wells, c sub., b E. J. Richardson ... P. Morris, not out ... J. Crawfield, c Crook, b Tate B 2 ,1-b 1, w 1 ... H. R ic h a r d s o n , c Askew, b Lovatt ... 16 J. L. Tate, c Wallace, b Lovatt .................. 48 J. A. Abbott, b Lovatt 4 J.A.W aterer,b Newell 9 E J. Richardson, c and b N ew ell.................. 0 C. H. Hood, b Fowler 19 Total ........... C lapton . * W.Partridge, b Lovatt M .Van Boolen, not out E.G. Pettif r, b Lovatt W . Crook, b Lovatt .. G. Stanley, absent ... B 6 ,1-b 1 ........... Total CLAPTON ’ on June 1. UPTON PA R K .-P layed at Clapton C lapton . S. A. Asser, c Ellen, b Fanner ...................18 H. Chichester, c Buck­ ley, b McGahey ... 10 R. M. Graham, b M cGahey...................18 G. Lyons, run out ... 71 W. H. Nolloth, not out ..........................52 B 5 ,1-b 1 ... 6 Total (4 wkts) ...*175 F. A. Boys, H. E. Swift, S. Genders, S. Meadows, R. H. Walbancke and A . Dodson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. U pton P ark W . E. Dadley, not out 18 • J.Gilchrist, c Graham, b Chichester ........... 1 J. Facey, b Asser ... 32 E. Buckley, not out... 20 B 2 ,1-b 1 ... 3 Total (2 wkts) ... 74 CLAPTON v. ENFIELD.—Played at Enfield on June 1. C lapton . J. H. Douglas,b Cham­ bers .......................... 37 C. H. Nelson, b Turner 0 H.Boyton, b ChamberslOl J. H. Robinson, c Boundy, b Chambers 0 A . J. East, b Chambers 0 P.R. Waterer,b Cham­ bers W . W . Thorogood, b F o rd .......................... J. Owen-Peny, not out .......................... Rusby, c Turner, b F o rd .......................... B 12, lb 1 ........... Total (8 wkts.) 154 H. Airrey did not bat. E nfield . Enfield scored R. Pritchard, b Thorogood 0; P. Boundy (not out) 10 ; H. A . Ford (not out) 13: byes 14.—Total, 37. CLAPTON v. UPPER CLAPTON F. C.- Clapton on June 3. CfiAPTON. -Played at R. R. Bruce, c Hearne, b Tumner................... 0 W . H. Nolloth, c Douglas, b Tumner 20 H.Chichester,c Robin­ son, b Tumner ... 32 G. L. Lyons, c Robin­ son, b Bond ...........25 P.R.Waterer,cParker, b Robinson ...........57 J.H. Renals. c Probyn, b Robinson ... ... 29 U pper C lapton . First Innings. J.H.Douglas, c and b Rc A. M. Eaton, b Britton J. S. Bond, b R en als........... E. Hearn, b Renals ........... W. Partridge, b Renals ... A . E. Murton, b Renals ... A . Probyn, c Hughes, b Britton .......................... Dr. Jones, b Britton ........... Tumner,eWaterer, b Renals J.H.Robinson,cWalbancke, b Britton .......................... J. L. Newman, not out ... B 7, 1-b 2, w 1 F. Hughes, not out ... 29 W . Fenton-Jones, c Partridge, b Eaton 0 H.F.Britton,bTumner 29 R. H. Walbancke, b Tumner ................... 3 J. Owen - Perry, b Tumner ................... 9 B 10,1-b 5, w 3, n-b 1 19 Total ...252 Total...................48 17 not out ........... 19 2 c Fenton-Jones, b Chichester 3 0 4 c Waterer, b Chichester 8 0 not out .......... 0 1 13 b Nolloth ........... 1 0 0 c and b Chichester 26 1 b Chichester 2 0 b Nolloth ........... 0 10 B 2, w 1............. 3 48 Total (6 wkts.) 62 CLAPTON v. LOW ER CLAPTON. — Played at Walthamstow on June 3. L ow er C lapton . First Innings. A . Steet, c Dyke, b Tate ... Aveling, b Tate .................. W . Steet, b T a te.................. Waight, b Genders ........... Ware, st Boys, b Tate J. Steet, b Genders ........... J. Boys, c Tate, b Boys Tunney, b Genders ........... Hopkins,-c Dyke, b Genders Dearsley. not out................... Bishop, b Genders ........... B 18, lb 4, w 1, nb 2 . I 25 Second Innings. b Genders ........... 8 c Tate, b Genders 0 not out..................36 b Genders ........... 0 not out.................. c Poole, b Tate ... b Genders .......... c Richardson, t T a te................. b G enders......... Total ...124 C lapton . and b B 17, lb 2 Total (7 wkts.) 125 S. Genders, Tunney .................. 5 F. A . Boys, c and b Tunney ........... 8 J. L. Tate, c Waugh, b J. Steet.................. 11 R. M. Graham, b A. Steet.......................... 9 H. E. Swift, b A. Steet 15 A. J. Dyke, b A. Steet 4 E. J. Richardson, b A. b te et.......................... 6 H. C. Hood, c Tunney, b A. Steet ........... T.W . Morcom, b Tun­ ney .......................... Poole, b Tunney........... Urling, not o u t .......... B 9, lb 3, nb 2 ... Total .......... NORTHBROOK v. ELTHAM .—Played at Eltham on June 3. N orthbrook . G. E. A. Pawle, b. Mitchell ............... 1 A. H. Smith, c sub., b W ood ................ 51 C. Higham, b Haywood 57 C. O. Springthorpe, not out ...............55 S. Abbott, c Spicer, b Johnston...............15' J. Dacres, b Haywood 3 H. Goodall, lbw Hay­ wood .......................... 2 A . O. J o h n s t o n , c Pawle, b Higham ...153 J. Eagleton, b Higham 21 J. C. Wood, b Smith 27 W . G. Mitchell, cH ig­ ham, b H. Goodall 18 Haywood (pro), lbw ,b Smith ................... 8 J. L. Spicer, c Craig, b Smith ................... 0 M. G. Nelson, b Hay­ wood ..........................6 P. Goodall, lbw, bHay- w ood ..........................35 W . O. W illis, b Hay­ wood ..........................22 A. G. Craig, c Johnson, b H ayw ood............... 1 B 19, lb 3, n-b 1... 23 Total ...271 T. Phillips, c Dacres, b Higham ...........12 F. Pitt, b Higham ... 3 J. E. Money, b Pawle 0 G. W . Mitchell, not out .......................... 1 E. French, b Higham 0 B 25, lb 4 ...2 9 Total ...272 NORTHBROOK v. HORNSEY.—Played at Hornsey on June 1. N orthbrook . E. A . Pawle, not out 129 L-b , J. Dacres, b A. Clarke 1 C. Higham, c Dent, b G. H. Swinstead ... { ^Innings declared closed. H ornsey . S. L. King, b Pawle... 11 S.L.Clarke, c Higham, b H. G oodall...........28 C. H. Swinstead, b Pawle ........... 15 A. E. Turberville, b H. Goodall ........... 9 B. A . Clarke, c Smith, b A b b o tt...................25 F. B. Dent, not o u t... 37 E. H. King, c Higham, b Pawle ................... 4 F. O. Tubby, not out 2 B 11, 1-b 2 ... 13 Total ...144. NORTHBROOK v. HAMPTON W ICK.—Played at Hampton W ick on May 30. H ampton W ick . T ENTS.—Tents, second-hand Government, 40ft. in circumference, complete, poles, pegs, and mallets, 21/- each. Beware of lower priced Tents. Cash with order.— W ood & S ons , Brandon-street, Walworth, London. E . Berridge, b Gibbons 11 J. Price, c Craig, b Pawle ................... 7 R. J. Sivers, b Gibbons 17 H. Knight, c Pawle, b Gibbons ...................21 T. H. Rawlinson, c and b Gibbons...................12 H. C. Tucker, b Pawle 20 H. Frere, c Pawle, b Gibbons ................... 6 T. Eady, b Gibbons ... 13 P. Church, c Abbott, b Gibbons................... 4 R. J. Belchamber, lbw, b Pawle ................... 4 A . P. Keeling, not out 1 B 13,1-b 3 .......... 16 Total ...132 N orthbrook . A. n . Smith, c and b E a dy.................. ... 0 F. H. Willis, st Keel­ ing, b Berridge ... 47 C. O. Springthorpe, b P rice..........................16 S. Abbott, c Tucker, b E a dy.......................... 3 E. A. Pawle, b Eady 60 Gibbons, b Eady ... 11 M. G. Nelson, b Ber­ ridge ..............................23 A. G. Craig, b Eady... 4 W .O.Willis, c Keeling, b Eady .................. 4 C. A. Hooper, c Keel­ ing, b Church.......... 11 H. Murphy, not o u t... 15 B 15, 1-b 1, n-b 5 .. 21 Total ...215 NORTHBROOK (2) v. SIDCUP.—Played at Lee on June 1. N orthbrook . W . D. Butler, c A. Taylor, b Edward... W . C. Ford, b Edward H . Murphy, b C. C. Southey ................. H. Plumer, b Edward J. B. Sumner, b C. C. Southey ................... A . East, run out H . Leeds, b C. C. Southey ................... Brewer, c Butler, b E a s t.......................... 10 G. E. Southey, b Clay­ ton .......................... 41 E. Brooks, c Butler, b E a s t ...........................10 F. Peter, c Leeds, b Clayton ...................15 C. C. Southey, lbw, b Clayton ................... 0 G. A . W ood, c Brewer, b C. C. Southey ... 14 A . C. Clayton, b C. C. Southey .................. 22 0 F. Mote, c Boultbee, b 0 Edward .................. 2 P. Westley, not o u t... 0 4 | B 3 ,1-b 3 .......... 6 3 — Total .......... 66 2 S idcup . A . W . Boultbee, b Clayton .................. 0 J. A . Taylor, b East... 17 S. Harker, run out ... 8 L. Hudson, b Clayton 0 J. Edward, st Butler, b East ..........................11 B. Tolhurst, not out... 0 B 2, 1-b 2, n-b 1 ... 5 Total ..117 NORTHBROOK (2) v. MR. G. CLARKE’ S X I.— Played at Lee on June 3. G. C larke ’ s X I. W . R. Mungeam, b W . Tinkham, not out G. Stay, c and b Ford 2 F o r d .......................... 19 0 E. H. Godsland, b E. B. V. Christian, c E a s t .......................... 4 Murphy, b Ford ... 0 J. A. Symonds, b Ford 3 J. Stay, b E a s t .......... 2 E. A. Lee, c Butler, b G. Clarke, c Knowles, F o r d .......................... 2 b Ford .................. 2 W . H. Haywood, c B y e......................... 1 W ood, b East........... 4 — E. T. Baker, c Butler, Total .......... 40 b East ............... 1 N orthbrook . W . D. Butler, b G. S t a y .......................... 183 W .C.Ford, b Symonds 34 J.W .Knowles, cGods- land, b Mungeam ... 0 G. A. W ood, c Gods- land, b Mungeam ... 29 H. Plumer, c Clarke, b G. Stay...................45 A . East, lbw, b Mun­ geam ...........................94 H. Murphy, c Clarke, b Mungeam .......... 17 F. W . Foston, c Hay­ wood, b Mungeam 4 P. Westley, b J. Stay 20 S, O. Woolmer, b Mungeam.................. l II. C. Cooper, not out 7 B 17,1-b 3, w 1, n-b 1 22 Total ...456