Cricket 1895

202 CRICKET : A WJEEKL? RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ^ e 13, 1895. To the Cricket reader who has no knowledge of cricket outside our own right little, tight little island, it would sound strange to hear of play before breakfast, as, I recently read in an account of a match in Ceylon. A regi­ mental team was playing the Matale Cricket Club at Matale, and according to the report from which I quote the Matale men batted for half- an-hour before break­ fast, with the disastrous result of losing five wickets for fourteen runs. I trust they had the appetite their virtue deserved. THE POSITIONS OF COUNTIES. The following table shows the positions of the fourteen first-class counties in the championship contest so far as it has gone— i.e., to June 12:— Played. W on. Lost. Drwn. Pnts. Lancashire ... ... 4 .. 4 . . 0 .. 0 . . 4 Surrey ........... ... 7 .. 5 . . 1 .. 1 . . 4 Hampshire ... ... 2 .. 2 . . 0 .. 0 . . 2 Yorkshire ... 5 . . 3 . . 1 .. 1 . . 2 Gloucestershire ... 5 .. . 3 . . 2 .. 0 . . 1 Derbyshire ... 3 . . 1 . . 1 .. 1 . . 0 Notts ........... ... 5 . . 2 . . 2 .. 1 . . 0 Leicestershire ... 6 . . 3 . 3 .. 0 . . 0 Middlesex ... 4 . . 1 . . 2 .. 1 . . —1 Sussex ........... ... 4 . . 1 . . 2 .. 1 ... —1 Kent ........... ... 3 . . 0 .. 2 .. 1 .. —2 Essex ........... ... 4 . . 0 .. 3 .. 1 .. —3 Somerset........... ... 5 . . 0 .. 3 .. 2 .. —3 Warwickshire ... 7 . . 0 .. 3 .. 4 .. —3 Losses are deducted from wins and drawn games ignored. BUCKHURST H IL L v WOODFORD W ELLS.— CRICKET AT CAMBRIDGE. THE UNIVERSITY v. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. Thanks to a fine performance by one man on each side this match, played on the first three days of this week was not without interest. For the Cantabs N. F. Druce showed continued fine form in his 116, but Lucius Gwynn’s performance for Dublin was an almost more excellent one. He scored 169 out of 365 made in the two innings by bis side and captured four of the Cambridge wickets. Despite his efforts, how­ ever, Cambridge won easily by an innings and 2 runs. Score and analysis C ambridge U niversity . Mr. F. Mitchell, c and b R. M. Gwynn ... 40 Mr. C. E. M. Wilson, b Ensor ................... 0 Mr. R. A . Sudd, c A. P., b L. H. Gwynn 21 Mr. N. F. Druce, b Wallis ................... 116 Mr. H. H. Marriott, b L. H. G wynn..............60 Mr. W . M. Heming­ way, b Wallis............. 63 W H ITG iFT WANDERERS v. HAMPTON W ICK. ~ —Played at Hampton W ick on June 3. W hitgift W anderers . Mr. W . G. Druce, e and b W a llis ...........31 Mr. C. D. Robinson, b L. H. G w ynn........... 6 Mr. W . W . Lowe, b Ensor.......................... 30 Mr. H. Gray, b L . H. Gwynn ... ...........10 Mr. J. P. Candler, not out Extras 8 ... 13 Total Played at W oodford W ells on June £ B uckhurst H ii , a . G. McEwen, b Kems- ley .......................... 77 Rev.A . Downes-Shaw, b Kemsley ........... 2 A.Richmond, c Carter, b Mason ...................20 W . Roper, c Tosetti, b Mussett .................. 10 H.H.FrancisbMussett 21 H. Osborne not out ... 28 L.H .H odge,c Chamen, b Mussett...................46 O.Charlesworthnotout 8 B 3, w 1 .......... 4 JTotal ...........*216 J. Smith, A. Barwell, and P. Whilton did not bat. ♦Innings declared closed. W oodford W ells . H. H. Davies, c W hil­ ton, b R o p e r .......... 3 A . W . Toseetti, b Roper ................... 7 E. C. Palmer, c Hodge, b Richmond ...........14 H . F. Chamen, not out ...........................12 E. 8. Mason, b Rich­ mond'...........................28 A . Chamen, b Rich­ mond ........................... J. Mussett, b Rich­ mond ................... ... ] A . Mason, b Rich­ mond ........................... A. J. J. Giller, not out B 8, lb 1 ........... Total (7 wkts)... ! D ublin U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. MrA .D . Comyn, cMarriott, b G ra y ................................ 0 b Lowe ........... Mr.A.P.Ross,c W .G. Druce, b G ray................................ Mr. J. H. Brunskill, c Wil­ son, b Candler.................. Mr. A . P. Gwynn, c and b Gray ................................... 4 Mr. L. H. Gwynn, c N. F. Druce, b G ra y ...................63 b Lowe... Mr. P. A . Maxwell, lbw, b Gray .................................. Mr. G. Meldon, b Candler... Mr. A . M. Porter, bGray ... Mr. E. Ensor, b Gray... 30 E. G. Turner, c Sivers, b Clark .................. 26 H. B. Hubbard, c Wright, b Ottway... 11 H . L. Turner, b Ott­ way ..........................21 G. Marks, c Sivers, b Clark........................... 4 C. Moss, b Clark ... 6 A . E. Howes, c Mait­ land, b Ottway ... 51 R. L. Turner, c Ott­ way, b C lark .......... 0 L. J. Turner, b Church 67 E.H.Balch,bBamsdall 26 A . W . Cooper, c and b Barnsdall.................. 0 H .R. Docking, not out 0 B 2, lb 4, w 1... 7 Total .219 H ampton W ick . H. E. Knight, b H. L. Turner ...................37 H. Temple, c E. G. Turner,bL.J.Tumer 20 R.J.Sivers,c L. J. Tur­ ner, b E. G. Turner 14 Ottway, b L. J. Turner 5 Brown, b L. J. Turner 0 A . J. Clark, c Howes, b E. G. Turner ... 16 E. J. Wright, b L. J. Turner ................... 7 N. Bamsdall, lbw, b E. G. T u rn er........... H. Church, not out ... H. Maitland, b L. J. Turner ................. P. Moore, c L. J. Tur­ ner, b H ow es........... Total 11 c Lowe, b W ilson 5 4 c Mitchell,b Lowe 15 j Lowe, b W ilson 32 0 6 3 0 Mr. R. H. Gwynn, not out 23 Mr. A . Wallis, run out Extras Total run out ........... b N. F. Druce ... b Gray.................. c W ilson, b Lowe b Lowe .......... not out................... Extras........... ADDISCOMBE v. CANE H ILL ASYLUM .—Played at Cane Hill on June 8th. A ddiscombe . First Innings. •Second Innings. A . Hughes, lbw, b Sholl ... 0 J. H. Purser, b Lovelock .. 56 P. Allen, b Sholl.................. 1 A . C. Field, b Kidd ...........33 H. J. Roberts, c Crawford, bK id d .................................. 2 J. Martin, b Crawford J. R. Coulthard, c Lovelock, b Crawford..........................23 H. W . Sharp, b Sholl.......... 13 B. Wildman, lbw, b Sholl... 2 b K idd........... not out........... b Sholl b Sholl c Younger, Crawford 7 28 1 H. P. Moore, not out E. Bayley, b Sholl Extras ... Total.. 31 c Chappell,b Kidd 27 .. 14 ... 0 ... 1 ... 2 ... 10 ... 9 ...124 b 8holl not out... b Sholl... b Kidd .. b Kidd .. Extras ...192 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. C ambridge U nivbrsity . C ane H ill . Ensor ... L.Gwynn ! W allis M. R. W . 9 87 2 10 93 4 3 110 3 R.Gwynn Comyn .. Brunskill M. R. W . 1 45 1 1 35 0 1 15 0 Ensor and Wallis bowled one wide each. D ublin U niversity . First Innings. Second Innings. DULW ICH v. SPENCER.—Played Tooting on June 1. D ulwich . b at Upper T. S. T. Tregellas, Jackson .................. W . Morris, c Cox, b T. J. Wheeler ........... L. Phillips, c T. J. Wheeler, b Sykes ... F. E. Huish, c Sykes, b Jackson................... H . Darby, b Jackson.. T. R. Pearse, st Listef, b Jackson.......... T .C.StaffordjbHedges 14 C.P.Tregellas,cLister, b H. W . Wheeler ... 63 O. Jones, c W ood, b Elkington ...........29 F. C. Brierley, not'out 48 H. C. Bateman, b H. W . W h e e le r........... 4 B 13. lb 5, w 1 13 S pencer . Total ... 19 .. 300 S. W . Hedges, b M or- B. Cox, not o u t........... 3 n8 ........................... 4 B 1, lb 4, nb 1 ... 6 H. W . Wheeler, not — out ...........................25 Total ...........38 L . W ood, E. E. Elkington, R. Castle, G. Sykes, G. Sturgeon, T. J. Wheeler, A . Lister, and G. A . Jack­ son did not bat. C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. West’s Pocket Scoring Book, 1/2 each, post free.—To be obtained at the Office of Cricket, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. Gray Candler.. Lowe ... O. M. R.W . O. M. R. W . ... 23 9 487 ............. 17 6 51 1 ...263 8 612 ............. 12 1 40 0 4 1 70 ............. 31 12 61 5 W ilson ... 32 7 77 2 :LF.Druce 9-4 4 20 1 Candler bowled one wide. WANDERERS.— HONOR OAK v. BRIXTON Played at Honor Oak on June £ H onor O ak . E. G. Hayes, not ou t.. 101 T. R. Dickason, b Veil- lard .......... ... 1 G. S. Harrison, c Bur­ lington, b Gilligan.. 55 J. Johnson, c Jones, b Mason .................. 17 F. F. Harrison, A . Jones, C. H. Mayo, and H. L. H olford did not bat. T.J.Gracey, b Griffiths 15 F. A. Wilkie, b Mason 24 H. H. Burton, not out 20 B 6, lb 2 ............ 8 Total (5 wkts) *241 Dr. Kidd, b Sharp ... 94 T. Lovelock, b Sharp 16 Rev. J. C. Crawford, c Purser, b Moore ... 27 H . B. Sholl, lbw, b Sharp.......................... 2 Dr. Pope, b Sharp ... 8 H. Smith, c Martin, b Sharp.......................... 13 D. Younger, b Sharp E. Toyer, b Sharp ... W . Chappell, b Sharp F. Cliffe, b Hughes ... C. Norris, not out .. Extras ........... Total . ...189 STREATHAM June 8. EPSOM.—Played at Epsom on E psom . First Innings. F. W . Ledger, c Field, Second Innings. * Innings declared closed. B rixton W anderers . W . A . Gilligan, b G. H arrison.................. 24 E. H. Cross, b Rolford 2 F. OdeH, b W ilkie ...12 H. Mason, c Jones, b W ilkie .................. 23 G. Stubbs, b W ilkie ... 34 A. Griffiths, c G. Har­ rison, b W ilkie ... 0 F. Rider, c Dickason, b W ilk ie ................... 0 R. Burlington, c G. Harrison, b Dicka­ son .......................... 3 A. B. Fowler, b Dicka­ son .......................... 0 A. Veillard, not o u t... 16 C. J. Jones, not ou t... 8 B 2, lb 3 .......... 5 Hancock C. H. Northley, c Kerr, b Francis .......................... H. Hockley, c Barradell, b Francis .......................... J. B. G. Lester, b Browne R. A. Crauford, not out ... A. J. Green, b Browne A. Baker, b Browne ........... D. Keely, b Francis ........... H. W . Edwards, b Browne R. Norman, b Hancock ... H. A . Jeffrey, b Francis .. B 12, lb 3, w 2, nb 1 ... 0 b Browne ... 0 lbw, b Browne 1 b Field.................. 22 c Kerr, b Field ... 40 run out ...........28 c Leaf, b Browne 34 c Browne, b Field 39 b Field.................. 0 not out.................. 17 c H o o p e r , b Browne ...........19 b Field.................. 9 B 10, lb 2...........12 Total ...221 S treatham . Total ...127 W . Hancock, lbw, b Lester ................... 1 F. Francis, c Norman, b Lester ...................49 L. S. Browne, b Green H . H. Scott, b Lester C. H. Leaf, bLester... J.E.Barradell,c Green, b Lester .................. J. F. Hooper, cGreen, b Lester .................. D.O. Kerr, c Crauford, b Green ................... F. G. Price, not o u t... H.Field, c an I b Green Extras ........... Total ..........