Cricket 1895

J u n e 6, 1895. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 189 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S omerset . Hearne R aw lin ... Thornton Nepean Stoddart Webbe First Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 44 17 105 2 . 32 11 70 18 6 43 6 84 4 16 0 25 11 4 3 0 4 0 13 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . 80 7 86 3 35 0 45 0 28 0 ... 413 17 ... 34 8 ... 11 0 ... 19 5 ... 9 2 In the second Innings Stoddart bowled 1 wide. M iddlesex . Tyler ... Woods .. Nichols Hill ... Fowler... L Palairet First Innings. O. M. R. W . 12 108 1 48 13 140 4 7- 33 0 0 39 0 2 14 0 5 32 4 20 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 32 15 50 3 ... 27 13 59 3 ... 11 5 ... 2 0 ... 2 1 5 1 In the first innings Hill bowled 1 wide. 15 0 11 0 3 0 16 1 SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. TEMPLE-GROVE (East Sheen).—Played at Sunningdale School on June 1. S unningdale ScnooL. H. A. Lowry-Corry, b W est .................. 23 E.O. Cochrane, c and b E llis ......................... . 9 A. P. Strange, c and b W est........... ...........54 H. Pig£ - Leschallas, b W est ................. 2 M. J. C. S. Johnstone, c Boxall. b West .. 9 C. D. Webster, b West 1 Or. M. Neilson, did not bat. E. Culme - Seymour, bW est .................. 8 R. E. D. Milner,bWest 5 J. H. Kemp-Welch, not out .................. 4 R. B. Townshend, not out ... ................... 3 B 14, lb 2, w 5 ... 21 Total (8 wkts) *139 E.S.Wickham,cLowry- Corry, b Strange ... 4 H. C. W est, b Culme- Seym our.................. 4 R. W . Hopkins, c Pig6- Leschallas,bStrange 3 A. P. Boxall, not out 9 J. Sloggett, lbw, b Strange ................... 1 *Innings declared closed. T emple G rove , S. Weston, c Kemp- W elch, b Strange ... 3 A. . Hewitt, lbw, b Webst* i . 15 M. S. Smith, not out 0 B 2 ................... 2 Total (6 wkts) ... 41 H. E. Ellis, R. Gregson, and H. G. Clark, did not bat. CHARLTON PARK v. BLACKHEATH. -Played at Charlton Park on June 1. B la c k h e a th . H. C. Blaker, b Hunter 2 D. Mercer, c Burnett, b H. C. Sargent ... 43 G. R. Hutchinson, c and b H. C. Sargent 2 M. Christopherson, b H. C. Sargent.......... 27 R. A. Fegan, c H. C. Sargeant, b Pease ... 27 W. H. Prosser, b Pease 21 Major Minchin, c S. R. Sargent, b Pease 0 C harlton P ark , G. O. Jaoob.c A. Bur­ nett, b Pease ........... J. H. W. Davies, b Burnett ................... Capt. Brownrigg, not out .......................... F. Soulsby, b Burnett B 2 , 1-D 2, w 1 ... Total A. H. Pease, c Soulsby b Prosser...................18 H. C. Sargent, b Prosser ... ... 0 H. C. Ogilvy, c Chri­ stopherson,b Prosser 0 A.F.Lovey, c Hutchin­ son, b Prosser...........24 S. R. Sargent, not out 48 Capt. McCanlis, Mercer .................. 39 J. Hunter, run out ... 5 H. Turrell, c Hutchin­ son, b Soulsby ... 0 A . J. Dodd, not out... 2 B 4 ,1-b 1 ........... 5 Total (7 wkts) ...141 W . Kipper and A. Burnett did not bat. LONDON SCOTTISH Brondesbury on June 1. L ondon S cottish . STOICS. — Played at N. C. Fowlie, b Man­ ton ...........................20 A.F.Denni8ton,c Hay- craft, b Brown ... 28 E.A.Bennett,bRoberts 0 W . Hair, b Manton ... 0 C. K . Macdonald, c Brabner, b Haycraft 8 J . G. Howard, b Man­ ton ........................... 0 H . Price - Williams, b M anton... ... 0 W . Allom, b Manton 23 G. Allom, not out ... 20 B. Hume, b Brown ... 4 N. Moser, b Brown ... 27 B 16, w 2 ...........18 Total C. E. E. Lee, c W . Allom, b Fowlie ... W . T. Brown c G. AUom, b Fowlie ... L. Rockcliffe, c W . Allom, b Fowlie ... J. Manton,b Fowlie... A. G. Every, b Fowlie F. A. Tapson, b Fowlie S toics . W . J. Haycraft, c and 3 b Bennett ........... 2 E. C. Roberts, b Fowlie 0 5 L. S. Felce, not o u t ... 0 B. Rennie, b Fowlie ... 0 0 W . J. Brabner,c Hume 40 b Bennett.................. 1 0 B 12, w 1 ........... 13 1 — Total ... ........... 65 NOTTS v . SURREY. The crowd at Trent Bridge on W hit Monday more nearly approached, than has been usual of late years, its old-time dimensions. The weather was somewhat threatenin', and the wicket did not play too well at the outset owing to recent rain. Maurice Read stood out of the Surrey team, while the Notts captain was unable to play, as was also Pike the wicket keeper. The first day showed some fairly even play. Only 241 were scored for thirteen wickets, the highest total was Gunn’s 41, made in an hour, and the ball all day had the better of the bat. Two Notts men were hurt, Gunn slightly, but Flowers so severely by a hard blow on the back of his left hand, that he had to retire hurt, and was unable to bowl in Surrey’s first innings, and only to go in to bat at the end of Notts second innings. This was a serious loss to Notts, whose bowlers were already weak in numbers. Oscroft and Bagguley made a good stand against the Surrey bowlers late in the innings and registered 32 in three-quarters-of-an-hour; the young amateur has a capital style, and it is to be hoped that he will be fre­ quently available for his county. Surrey scored three only in the first quarter-of-an-hour of their innings, the bowling being excellent, Lockwood left at five, Brockwell at 35, and Holland at 66, but Abel played in his best form, and was not out 39 when stumps were drawn. Tuesday brought much better weather, and with the Notts’ bowling weakened by Flowers’ absence, Surrey had much the best of the game. The earlier wickets did not do much, and Surrey were but seven ahead at the fall of the seventh wicket. Then Key, who had gone in with the score at 88 for 5 began to hit brilliantly, and in two hours and five minutes he scored 127, including nineteen 4’s. His principal help­ mate was Richardson, who made 41 not out, and this pair actually put on 70 runs in 25 minutes, possibly a record even for this season o f fast scoring. 144 to the bad, No-ts in three hours scored 122 for three wickets, by slow' but fine cricket. Gunn’s 63 were got in his most masterly style, and Jones and W right main­ tained a stubborn defence. On the third day of the match the seven outstanding wickets added only 83 runs. C. W . W right played a sound game, and little Bagguley gave some trouble, whilst Flowers, despite his injury, went to the wickets. Surrey were set 58 to win, and .these were ma.de for the loss of Lock- wOod’s wicket. Score and analysis : N otts . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. O. Jones, c Wood, b Richardson ..................11 Daft, c W ood, b Brockwell 22 Gunn, c W ood, b Brockwell 41 Flowers, retired h u rt........... 6 Mr. C. W . Wright, b Rich­ ardson ..................................10 Attewell, b Richardson ... 23 b Hayward... b Lockwood b Richardson not out........... b Richardson c W ood, b Lock­ wood Mr. R. H. Howitt, b Rich­ ardson .................................. 5 b Hayward. Mr. P. W . Oscroft, b Brock­ well ..................................18 Bagguley, b Richardson ... 21 Wilkinson, not out ........... 1 Mr. J. S. Robinson, c Wood, b Brockwell .................. 0 N-bs .......................... 4 Total... b Lockwood c Richardson, b Hayward...........17 c Abel, b Lock­ wood .......... 0 b Richardson ... 0 B 2, n-b 1 ... 3 Total ...201 S urrey . Street, c Jones, b Atte­ well ...........................13 Smith, c Howitt, b Attewell ...................10 W ood, c Jones, b Atte­ well ...........................10 Richardson, not o u t... 41 Byes ................... 4 Lockwood, c Jones, b Wilkinson ........... 3 Abel, b Wilkinson ... 57 Brockwell, c Robinson, b H ow itt.................. 13 Holland, b Attewell.. 13 Mr. W . W . Read, c and b H ow itt...........11 Hayward, c and b Attewell .................. 4 Mr. K. J. Key, c sub, b Daft ...................127 In the second innings, Abel scored not out 35; Lockwood, c and b Flowers, 20; Brockwell, not out 4. Total 59. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Total ..306 Richardson Smith ... Lockwood Brockwell N otts . First Innings. O. M. R. W . 30 12 55 5 14 6 35 21 4 46 13 3 5 22 0 ........... 0 ........... 4 ........... Hayward Read ... Second Innings. O. M. R. W . 36 11 78 3 18 10 16 0 38 14 49 4 13 3 35 0 9-1 3 18 3 2 1 2 0 Richardson delivered two no-balls. Lockwood bowled three no-balls. S urrey . First Innings. O. M. R. W . Second Innings. O. M . R. W . Attewell Howitt... . Wilkinson . Bagguley Daft ... . 19 33 114 7 45 15 8 107 8 1 24 5-4 2 12 12 2 5 22 2 0 8 0 1 Gunn ... Flowers 0 21 3 8 CROYDON v. M r . J. C. LOVELL’ S X I.—Played at Croydon on June 1. M r . J. C. L o v e ll’ s X I. J. S. Lovell, b Neech 13 G.McCausland,bBalch 13 C. H. Mountain, b H. Patey...........................45 K.Robinson,bH.Patey 2 L. Jones, b Balch ... 2 W .M .Yetts.b H.Patey 20 P.B.Parker,b H. Patey 0 E. D. Lovell, b J. A. Archer ................... 6 J. Langdon, b J. A. Archer ................... 2 J. C. Lovell, not out... 5. H. Tidy, b H. Patey... 1 Total ...109 C roydon . J.Whitcomb, b Robin­ son ...........................27 G. F. Long, b J. S. Lovell .................. 3 J. A. Archer, b E. D. Lovell .................. 38 A. P. Patey, c Jones, b E. D. Lovell...........62 H. W . Patey, c Jones, b McCausland...........26 J. C. Neech, b McCaus­ land ......................... 0 R. Archer did not bat. H. W . Ward, c and b McCausland ........... 3 A.W .Cooper, b Robin­ son ......................... 0 G. Spicer, not out ... 19 E. H. Balch, not out... 6 B 6, lb 2 ... 8 Total ...192 CROYDON v. LONDON COUNTY A S Y L U M .^ Played at Cane Hill on June 1. L ondon C ounty A sylum . T. Lovelock,not out... G. Younger, b Turner Rev. J. C. Crawford, b Ching........................... Dr. Kidd, b Ching ... H. B Sholl, c Ching, b Turner ................... Dr. Pope, lbw, b Dent Dr. Boycott, c Groom, b Dent ................... J.R. Newman, b Ching C. Evans, c W icks, b D e n t.......................... W . Chappell, c W at­ son, b Dent ........... C. Norris, b Ching ... B 9 ,1-b 3 ........... 14 0 C roydon . Total ...163 H. R. Groom, b New­ man ...........................67 S. J. Ching, c Norris, b S h oll..........................16 A . E. Howes, b Kidd 31 C. W . M. Feist, lbw, b Craw ford..................42 A. C. Dent, c Newman, b Crawford ...........11 T.B.Marshall, b Craw­ ford ...........................17 C. G. Paget, c Love­ lock, b Kidd ........... J. Aris. b Crawford ... L. K. Watson, not out C. P. Wicks, lbw, b Crawford................... L. J. Turner, st Love­ lock, b Crawford ... B 6 ,1-b 2 ........... Total ...........2 CROYDON v. ADDISCOMBE.—Played at Addis* combe on June 3. A ddiscombe . First Innings. W .T. Goodwin, c 8outhgate, b Neech ...........................34 D. M. Roberts, b Drage ... 43 S. C. Purser, c Dalgleish, b N e e ch ..................................13 A. Pulford, b Neech ........... 0 J. R. Coulthard, c South­ gate, b Neech ................... 4 b Neech ............ 2- A. S. Tomkins, b Drage ... 0 b Neech ........... 20. S. Wiltshire, b D rage...........26 b Neech ...........11 H. P. Moore, b Drage........... 3 not out................... 4 W . Lemmon, b Neech ... 8 b Neech .. .. l G. G. Myatt, b D rage...........18 b Neech ............11 G. H. King, not out ........... 2 b Neech ............ 0, B 3 ,1-b 3 ... ................... 6 B 8 ,1-b 3 ... 11 Total ...........76. Second Innings. lbw, b Drage ... 12 c Lavers, b Neech 4 b Neech ........... 0. c Lavers, b Drage 0. Total ...........157 C roydon . G. F. Long, c Coult­ hard, b Purser ... 33 H. W . Ward, b Coult­ hard .......................... 16 J. C. Neech, c and b Moore ...................30 N. C. Lavers, b Moore 33 J. Aris, b Roberts ... 30 C. W. W oolcott, b Roberts .................. 25 A . L. Curtis, lbw, b Roberts ................... 1 R. D. Dalgleish, b Pul­ ford .......... ... C. P. Wicks, not out... A. E. Drage, c Godwin, b Roberts................... S. G. Southgate, b Roberts ................... B 10,1-b 3, w 2 ... Total ... ...S