Cricket 1895

236 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 27, 1895 SUSSEX v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Once more the county ground at Brighton saw a great batting display when these elevens met on Monday. G. L. W ilson and Marlow going in first for Sussex nearly rivalled the memorable partnership of Palairet and Hewett for the first wicket, 303 being on the board before W ilson was easily caught at mid on. The wicket of course was good, and the Oxford bowl­ ing, without Bardswell, not too strong, but the batting was particularly free from fault, only one chance, given by Marlow when 58, being offered in the two hours and 50 minutes o f the partnership, the rate of scoring being almost 107 in the hour. W ilson made twenty-ieven 4’s in his excellent display, and Marlow, who survived him a quarter-of-an-hour, 18 like hits. Ranjitsinhji, Brann, Murdoch, and Parris, all scored between 30 and 40, and the Sussex total reached 487. Early on Tuesday the Oxonians went in against this big total, and remaining at the wickets all day they came within 14 of heading it for the loss of five wickets. Fry and Warner began well, putting on 72 in 50 minutes for the first wicket, the latter scoring the more quickly. Then Fry and Foster, both play­ ing in good style, in 100 minutes added 141. Mor­ daunt then joined Fry. and in 75 minutes 121 more were put on before the latter left for 125, made in three hours and three-quarters. Leveson-Gower was disposed of for 17, but Phillips and Mordaunt made another century partnership, 104 in 50 minutes, by some very rapid scoring. Continuing yesterday, the score was raised to 651, Mordaunt again playing splendidly and adding 88 to his score without losing bis wicket, and receiving good support from Cunliffe and Hartley. His big total occupied him four hours and a half, and was his biggest score in first class cricket. Sussex were 164 in arrear, and opened their second innings, with nothing but a draw to play for, immediately after the luncheon interval. W ilson again did well, and Ranjitsinhji and Murdoch put defeat out of the question, time finally arriving when eight wickets had fallen for 272 in the innings, and twenty eight for 1,410 in the match. Score and analysis: S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. •G. L. W ilson, c Cunliffe, b Leveson-Gower .............174....c Hartley, b Cun­ liffe ...................37 Marlow, c Smith, b Leve­ son-Gower ............................130 e Lewis, b Cun­ liffe ... Mr. K. S. Ranjitsinhji, c Lewis, b Leveson-Gower 38 not out... Mr. W . L. Murdoch, c Fry, b Cunliffe ..............................32 Mr. W . Newham, c Foster, b Leveson-Gower ........... 11 , 31 Mr. G. Brann, b Cunliffe ... c Foster, Bean, c and b Fry ........... 0 Mr. A. Collins, c Lewis, b Arkw right........................... 7 Parris, b Cunliffe...................39 Butt, c Smith, b Cunliffe ... 3 Humphreys, not out ........... 3 B 12, lb 2, w 1 ... 15 c Foster, b ley ... c Leveson-Gower, b Cunliffe ... 22 c Mordaunt, b Hartley ........... 9 c Phillips, b Cun­ liffe ................... 1 Total... c Phillips, b Cun­ liffe ................... b Cunliffe ........... notou t................... B9, lb 3, w 1, nb 3 16 Total (8 wkts) 272 O xforo U niversity . Mr. C. B. Fry, cBean, b Brann ....................125 Mr. P. F. Warner, c Parris,b Humphreys 46 Mr. H. K . Foster, c Brann, b Bean ... 79 Mr. G. J. Mordaunt, not out ....................264 Mr. H. D. Leveson- Gower, b Parris ... 17 Mr. F. A . Phillips, b Brann ..................... 38 Mr.G.O.Smith, c Butt, b Parris ...................15 Mr. H. A. Arkwright, c Bean, b Parris ... 15 Mr. F. H. E. Cunliffe, c Butt, b Parris ... 13 Mr. J. Hartley, c Butt, b Brann ...................25 Mr. R. Lewis, b Brann 0 B 12, lb 2 ...........14 Total ...651 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M R. W . O. M. R. W . 'Cunliffe .. 50 9 121- 4 ... ... 36 17 62 6 Arkwright ... 32 7 I ll 1 ... ... 14 2 39 0 Fry ... 31 8 89 1 ... ... 12 4 39 0 Hartley ... 16 3 58 0 .. ... 24 2 105 2 Warner ... 3 0 18 0 Gower ... ... 23 4 75 4 ... ... 4 0 11 0 Fry bowled one wide, Hartley a wide and a no-ball, and Cunliffe two no-balls. O xford U niversity First Innings. O. M. R. W . Collins... 37 9 120 0 Parris ... 64 13 183 4 Humphrys 49 12 143 1 LLOYD ’S v. ST. SW ITH IN ’S.—Played at Catford Bridge on June 10 and 11. L loyd ’ s Y. Carleton, c Silver- . thome, b Odell ... 0 E.B.Lean,c LewisWall H. R. Swatman, c Silverthome, b Odell 54 A . W . Harpur, b Tem­ pleton .................. 19 A . Melville, c Lewis, b W all ........... ... 24 C.T.Donaldson,c and b O dell.......................... 10 R. H. More, c Silver­ thome, b Templeton 1 Godbold, run out ... 5 H. C .V . Davis, b W all 4 O. M. R. W . W ilson ... 19 5 72 0 Bean ... 22 6 62 1 Brann ... 15*2 4 57 4 b Leonard W all ... 27 C. A. Becker, c Lewis Wall.bLeonardWall 14 C. G. Plowright, not out .......................... 0 Extras ...................31 Total ...189 S t . S within ’ s . LewisWall, c Melville, b H arper.................. 0 L . Bayley, b Becker ... 0 F. Odell, c Davis, b Harper .................. 6 R. H. King, b Harpur 13 A. E. Lewis, b Harper 0 S.Silverthorne,c More, b H arpur................... 4 L. W . Dent, b Becker 7 Leonard Wall, not out 22 M. C. Dent, b Becker 0 Theo. Jones, b Becker 3 S. J. Templeton, c Godbold, b Harpur... 3 Extras ................... 3 Total , 61 NORTHBROOK (2) v. PA RR’S & ALLIANCE BANK.—Played at Lee on June 24 and 25. N orthbrook (2) W . D. Butler, c S'ib, b Skene.......................... 38 C. O. Springthorpe, b Petherb rid g e.......... 100 W . C. Ford, b Young- man .......................... 10 H . Murphy, b Skene... 0 F. W . Foston, F. Mote, W . Harris, and C. Hillyard did not bat. G.A.Wood,cYoungman Petherbridge...........21 A . C. Clayton, not out 14 H. C. Cooper, not out 6 By 15, lb 1, w 3 ... 19 Total (5 wkts) 208 P arr ’ s : A lliance B ank . A. S. Davey, c and b F o r d ...........................40 W . C. D. Turner, b Foston .................. 2 K . E. F. Gordon, b Foston ................. 2 G. Stay, b Ford ... ... 5 S. Billamore, c Sub, b Ford ... -................. 0 E. H. Youngman, c Ford, b Foston ... 5 G. Petherbridge, F o r d ................... E. Lee, b Ford ... G. Clark, b Foston W . Skene, not out W . H. Heywood, Foston .......... B ... Total ........... b ... 20 PALLINGSW ICK v. BARNES.—Played at East Acton on June 22. B arnes . E. H. Frith, run out... 6 A . G. H. Stevens, b H .V. Stevens, b Chees- man ...........................10 W . F. L. Frith, b L. Hutchinson ...........72 F. W . Bensted, b L. Hutchinson ........... 4 G. R. Mossop, b L. Hutchinson ........... 0 M. H. Erskine, b Hall 51 L. Hutchinson ... 1 C. S. Sission, b Cheese- m a n ..........................19 H. Sherriff, not ou t.. 10 A.Sission,bCheeseman 0 H.R. Sission, c Hutch­ inson, b Cheeseman 8 B 19, lb 3, w 1 ...23 P allingswick . Total ...204 R. Davis, c Bensted, b R. G. Stevens H.W .Bumside,notout J. Hall, b W .F rith ... C. J. Jarvis, not out M .T . la Hangue, lbw, b H. V . Stevens ... 28 W . Foxton, b A . H. Stevens ... ........... 1 B .A .Carter,stErskine, b Bensted.................. 15 S. Cheeseman, c and b Benstead................... 1 Total (7 wkts.) 120 L. Hutchinson, c Y. Stevens, b W . Frith 34 W . C. Yarborough and A. B. Dampier did not bat. H . Boyton, not out ... 95 Lewis Wall, b Harpur 8 C. Wall, c Swatman, b Harpur ...................16 J. P. Nelson, c and b Harpur ................... 6 G. R. Blades, b Harpur 3 J. Carew Hunt, c Hil­ ton, b Harpur........... 7 W . Greenhill, c Har­ pur, b Mason ... 17 Harpur G. Eyre, c Bartlett, b Mason .................. S. J. Templeton, b Mason .................. G. C. Breese, b Har­ pur .......................... ST. SW ITH IN’ S CLUB v. M r . J. TA RV ER’ S X L — Played at Gunnersbury Park on June 15. , M r . J. T arver ’ s X I. J. R. Tarver, run ou t......... A. Bloxham,b Greenhill .. P. Harvey, b Coleman G. Hobbes, c Nelson, 1 Coleman ......................... A. A . Somerville, c J. H Hunt, b Greenhill .. W right, c and b Greenhill.. st W all, b Fox ... 15 S. G. C. Fox, c Brassey W . W . Greenhill, b b W right... ........... 26 W right .................. 3 J. P. Nelson, b Brassey 1 G. D. Coleman, run L. Wall, b Brassey ... 21 out .......................... 3 J. H. Carew Hunt, b L. G. Coleman, b Brassey ................... 0 Brassey .................. 0 C. R. Wall, c and b G. G. Kirschner, not Brassey ................. 0 out ........................... 0 J. H. Dimsdale, b Extras ......... 11 Brassey ................... 2 — R. G. Blades,b Brassey 0 Total ........... 67 C. R. Hutchinson, not out 23 Hon. G. Ward, c and b Greenhill ........................... 1 G. Brown, run out ........... 6 P. Brassey, lbw, b Coleman 4 Famfield, b Colem an........... 0 Extras ................... 4 Total ...........70 c Hunt,b Coleman c C. W all, b Greenhill........... not out................... b W a ll................... lbw b F o x ........... b W all ......... ST. SW ITH IN ’S v. PRIVATE BANKS.—Played at Catford Bridge on June 22. S t . S within ’ s . L. W all, c Bartlett, b Total P rivate B anks . C. E. Melville, not out ........................... Byes ................... Extras Total... S t . S w ithin ’ s C lub . PALLINGSW ICK v. ST. M ARY’S HOSPITAL.— at East Acton on June 19. P allingswick . F. S. Mayo, c Walton, b Deas ......................20 F. Fumer, b Conry ... 4 Dr. A. J. Carter, c Deas, b Worth ... 30 E. A. Collins, b Deas... 19 H.Y.Piper, c Sharpies, b Worth .................... 2 Marlow, b W orth ...3 3 J. Bowstead, c Ferris, b Symes ...................... 44 H. A . Budden, c Cox, b Sym es.................. 70 D. F. Davis, c Walton, b Conry ................. 20 R.L.Lancaster,not out 22 F. W . Hutchinson, c Ferris.b Sharpies ... 16 B 13, lb 2, w 2 ...17 Total ..297 S t . M ary ’ s H ospital . First Innings. R. Hobbs, c Marlow, W . A. C. Cox, c Mar- b C ollins................... 7 low, b Collins.......... 3 M. F. Squires, b M ar- J. Sharpies, c Mayo, b low .......................... 7 Marlow ................... 4 P. Deas, c Bowstead, E. Symes, c Collins, b b C ollin s................. 25 M a rlow ................... 0 H. Walton, cHutchin- W . Ferris, not out ... 3 son, b Marlow ... 24 R. S. Osborne, c Bud- F. Conry, lbw, b Mar- den, b Marlow ... 0 low .......................... 14 B 6 ........... 6 F. J. Worth, c Hutch- — inson, b Collins ... 3 Total ...........96 In the second innings: P. Deas, not out, 7; H. Walton, c sub, b Budden, 11; F. Conry, not out, 22 : J. Sharpies, b Fumer, 13; B 1.—Total (2 wkts) 74. SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. FARNBOROUGH SCHOOL.—Played at Sunningdale School on June 19. S unningdale S chool . H. A. Lowry-Corry, b Prince Raj ...........62 E. O. Cochrane, c and b Dalmeny ............ 4 A. P. Strange, b Prince Raj .......................... 92 H. Pig^-Leschallas, c Greaves, b Dalmeny 27 C. D. Webster, c Brocklebank, b Dal­ meny ...........................30 R.E.D.Milner, not out 9 M. J. E. S. Johnstone, not out ..................11 B 12, w 4 ...........16 Total (5 wkts) *251 E. Culme-Sevmour, J. H. Kemp-Welch, W . Hals­ welle, and R. B. Townshend did not bat. * Innings declared closed. F arnborough S chool . H . R. Swatman, c L. W all, b H u n t...........34 J. H. Mason, c C. Wall, b Greenhill ........... 0 T. A. S. Tapson, b Total (3 wkts.) < G reenhill.................. 12 A. H. Bartlett, A. W . Harpur, S. Silverthom, W . Gower, H. C. Davies, H. A. Hilton, and C. A. Becker did not bat. Lord Northland, b K em p-W elch...........17 F. G. Brocklebank, b K em p-W elch........... 0 Lord Dalmeny,not out 62 R. Pigot, run out ... 0 Hon. N. Primrose, b K em p-W elch........... 0 B. Symans-Jeune, b K em p-W elch........... 0 Prince Raj, b Strange 2 A. C. Oppenheim, b K em p-W elch........... O. Greaves, lbw, b K em p-W elch........... E. B. Faber, b Kemp- W elch ................... J. Pearse, c Kemp- Welch, b Strange ... B 4 ,lb 1 ........... Total , 88