Cricket 1895

2*2 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J ui . y 4, 1895 runs,” he added modestly ; “ but I am not at all sure whether I shall be good enough for Surrey now. The wonder to me is that they require my services at all. Undoubtedly, Surrey is the finest team in England, and I am convinced that in Richardson they possess the best bowler in England. Still, I have received a kind invitation to play, and I shall do my best. As you may have heard it is my intention to return to the Cape at the close of the English season with a team. It will not be a particularly powerful combination, for we want to make it an interesting tour. One or two amateurs will go with us, but I am not in a position to give any names at present. I shall return to England with the team and, if required, will play for Surrey again, but that is about as far as I care to look forward at present. Everything of course depends upon circumstances.’* And it can safely be observed that all Surrey partisans will hope those circumstances may prove favourable for George’s per­ manent residence in England. Lohmann, by the way, has generously been offered a benefit next season by the executive of the county which benefitted so greatly by his invalu­ able services. It is dangerous to prophesy, but—there is plenty of cricket in G. A. L. yet! I Z I N G A R I on Ju n e 10. v. H O R S H A M .— P laye d a t H orsham H orsham . A . C. O ddie, b L a m b - ton ........................... 8 R . K . Cross, b L a m b - ton .......................... 24 E . K illic k , b Lam b to n 23 G . Cox, n ot o u t ...........65 H . Y . P rich ard , b B in g h a m ................... 4 C. Etheridge, c B in g ­ ham , b S m ith ..........18 M . D ew ing, b Sm ith... 0 H . A ga te , st B in g h am , b C a ttle y ...................32 T . Cotching, b C attley 0 G . F . M arsh, b La m b ­ ton .......................... 3 G . H u n t, not ou t ... 1 B 9, lb 3, w 1... 13 T o ta l (9 w kts.) *191 •In nin gs declared closed. I Z ingari . G . W . C attley, b K illic k .................. 29 F . Ch ap lin , b K illic k 0 A . E . B . Ind, c H u n t, b K illic k .. ... 0 V . S m ith, c Cross, b P r ic h a r d ................... 8 R . B eckett, not out ... 30 J H on . C. Lam b ton , c Cross, b C ox ...........21 Capt. Raw son an d H on, H o n . H . Stonor, b C o x ........................... 0 H o n . F . H ellu so n, e Prich ard , b K illic k 1 S ir E . D oyle, n ot out 6 H o n . C. B in gh am , c Cross, b K illic k ... 1 B 6 , lb 1, nb 1 8 T o ta l (8 w kts.) ...104 , D . L e ig h did not bat. F O R E S T H I L L v. W A N S T E A D .— P laye d at W anstead on Ju n e 27. F orest H ill . W . J . W ilk in so n , c M eyer, b R oberts ... 56 A . Froude, lbw , b Roberts .................. 0 W . Stew art, b Roberts 4 H A .H ooker,bR o berts 26 i .A F . F ord , b H a m il­ ton .......................... 7 G F.R e ckitt,b Roberts 3 M . R eichart, b W h ita k e r...................32 H .M .R e id , b R eynolds 36 B . W h ite w ick, b R e y­ nolds .......................... 1 T . B arh am , n ot ou t .. 0 E x tra s ...........10 T o ta l ...175 W anstead . H . M o rris, lbw , b j V enables, c an d b H ooker ...................40 jW h ite w ick ....................29 <\ H am ilto n ,b Stew art 50 j E x tra s ...........32 A . Reynolds, n ot o u t 39 — T o ta l ............190 F O R E S T H I L L v. B R I X T O N W A N D E R E R S .— Played a t Fore st H ill on Ju n e 29. F orest H ill . H . O . H o o k e r,n o to u t 56 W . S. H o lt, b G illig a n 10 W . P . D ean, ru n o u t 45 F . S kipper, c and b G illig a n ...................19 •In nin gs declared closed. B rixton W anderers . W . L . Pierce, n ot out 47 E x tra s ...........14 T o tal W . V .G illiga n , c Dean, b Capes ...................45 W . N ew ington, b Capes.......................... 0 G. Mason, not out ... 19 F . O dell, not out E x tra s .. T o ta l F O R E S T H I L L (2) v. B R I X T O N W A N D E R E R S (2).— P laye d a t D en m a rk H ill on Ju n e 29. F orest H ill . A . B lacker, c W ilson , b W ith e rs.................. 3 H . R eid, ru n out ... 0 H . M . W atm ou gh , b Thom pson ...........32 G . To kely, c Spragge, b W ith e rs ...........45 G . F . R e ck itt, b W il­ son ........................... 0 F . Seel, b W h ite ... 16 W . Parker, c Benge, b W h ite .................. 0 L . Selfe, not out ... 4 W . G. Frow de, not o u t 3 E x tra s ... 12 T o ta l (7 w kts)115 C. H . R a vn and F . A . H e a ly d id not bat. B rixton W anderers . H .Thom pson, b H e a ly 4 C. W ilso n , c Blacker, ' b Selfe ................... 0 E . V . W h ite , b H ea ly 1 R . T . H a rris, c Frow de b Selfe ...................12 F . Thom pson, b H e a ly 1 F . Fin ch , c Tokely, b W h atm ou gh ...........37 C. S m ith , c W h a t­ m ough, b H ea ly ... 55 H . S m ith, n ot out ... H . W . Spragge, b H ea ly .................. B enge, b W hatm ough W ith ers, b H ea ly E x tra s ........... T o ta l ...150 T W I N I N G ’S v. F O R E S T H I L L (2).— P layed at P riv a te B an ks, Catford, on Ju n e 26 and 27. T wining ’ s . F . B a lk w ill, b W il- C. K . M acdonald, c sub, b H u m e ......... 2 R . K . Stevens, b H um e 3 D . D . K e rr, b H um e 1 S. Saunders, c Hum e, b F it t ..........................26 C. T . D onaldson, b H u m e .................. 2 J . R . L illis o , c Cockell, b W illia m s ...........29 lia m s ........................... 8 W . J . U tfield , b Selfe 19 C. V in e , c and b W il­ liam s .......................... 0 A . L , H atfield, b W il­ liam s .......................... 9 R . Syer, n ot ou t........... 0 E x t r a s .................. 24 T o ta l . 123 F orest H ill (2). 15 G. N ew m an, b B a lk ­ w ill ..........................16 W . J . H o lt, b B a lk ­ w ill .......................... 9 W . R . W illia m s, not out ..........................74 L . V . Cochell, c Saun­ ders, b B a lk w ill ... 13 G. Tokeby, J . G . T ro tter, C. F itt, L . J . Selfe and H . S. M u lle n s did not bat. H . M . W atnough, I A tfie ld ................. A . H . H um e, n ot o ut 20 E x t r a s ..................25 T o ta l (4 w kts) 172 K E N S I N G T O N P A R K v. O X F O R D A U T H E N T IC S . — P laye d a t St. Q u in tin ’s P a rk on Ju n e 27. O xford A uthentics . H . T . Stanley, b W ade 14 J . L . R ushton, b Sea- P . R . Porch, c W ade, b L lo y d ..........................10 G. R H u n t, c Seaton, b H o lt ....................... 104 E . A . Parke, b W ade 5 G . R . Theobald, b Sea­ ton .................................56 W .L.T h o m as, c Borne, b W a d e ................!. 28 P . S. W a d d y , lbw , b W a d e .............................40 I ton ......................... 5 C. S. Parker, b W ad e 5 W .H .K e fie ld , c W ade, b Seaton ................. 5 E . B ritto n H olm es, not out ...............15 B 15, nb 1 ...1 6 T o tal ...303 K ensington P ark . W . J . Scott, not out...104 C .S .S .L lo y d , st W ake­ field, b W a d d y ... 4 A . H o lt, c Theobald, b W a d d y .................. 4 F .A .W a rn e r,b Stanley 24 E . H . Seaton, not o u t ‘20 B 15, lb 4, w 1... 20 T o tal ..176 J . C. Lo w , E . H . Borne, V . Thom pson, C. F . W ade, A . S. Paterson, and T . B . O ’N e ill did n ot bat. M E R T O N v. H E A T H F I E L D - w o rth on Ju n e 29. M erton . ■Played a t W and s- M , H . W h itle y , lbw , b F a u lk n e r ..................10 F . D . H ead, st Low les, b Bow les ......... 3 T . P. H arvey, not out 67 J . Cranston, c G urney, b B o w le s ................... 10 M . M oorhouse. not out 76 B 13, lb 6 ...........19 T o ta l ... *185 E . G od w ard, L . G odfrey, L . Bond, D r. Y ou ng , H . W . Stedm an, and P . Craven d id not bat. * In n in g s declared closed, H eathfield . A . F . W . H u m a i, c , H arvey, b W h itle y... 1 R . N . H u m in, ru n out 27 j G. A dam s, c H arvey, b W h itle y ........... ...1 2 S. J . Bow les, not o u t.. 46 1 J . R . P. G urney, b B o n d ................. ... 11 R . J. J . G unner, c and b H arvey* ........... i F. Sw infen,’ b B *nd ... 3 T . T . Brew er, n ot o u t 1 B 9, lb 4, nb 1 ... 14 Total M r. J . C. L O V E L L ’ S X I . v. C R O Y D O N .-P la y e d at Tulse H ill on Ju n e 29. C roydon . F irs t Innings. Second In n ing s. J . A A rcher, b R obinson ... 4 G .F.Lon g , c R in g , b Candler H . W . Patey, c Candler, b 16 not o u t................... 0 R obinson ........................ 4 b Spen-Lo vell ... 15 J. C. Neech, b Candler ... 4 C. P . W icks, b Candler 0 not out ........... 21 A . P . Patey, not o u t ........... H . W . W a rd , c Spen-Lovell, 15 b Candler ......... . ... ... 0 c Lloyd -Jon e s, b C andler ........... 5 J . W . C lark, b Robinson ... H . T . H ip w e ll, c W aterer, b 0 b Cand ler .......... 0 R obinson .......................... 0 b Candler ........... 2 C. W .W oodcote, b R obinson 0 J. H . Hard^ , b R obinson ... 7 B 9, lb 1 .......................... 10 B 13 lb 4...........17 T o ta l.......................... 60 T o ta l ... 6 ^ M r . J . C. L ovell ’ s X I . J . Spen-Lovell, lbw , b N eech .................. 1 C. H . M ou n tain, b N eech ...................10 P. M . W aterer, b P atey 28 P . B . Pa rke r, lbw , b Neech ................... 6 H . N . R in g, b Patey... 3 S. Lloyd-Jon es, run out .......................... 2 K . Robinson, c Clarke, b Patey ................ 39 W . M Y etts, n ot out14 T . D . Fudge, b N eech 0 J. P . Candler, c Clarke, b Neech ............... .23 J . C. L o v e ll, b Neech 0 B 9, lb 2 ....... 11 T o ta l ., . ..-.137 R O S S A L S C H O O L v. S H R E W S B U R Y S C H O O L .— P laye d on Jun e 28 and 29. R ossal . D . D . W ickson , b M oser ... 19 G. P . W ilson , c B an n in g, b F in n e y ..................................19 A . W h iston , b M o s e r........... 0 F . S. Burgess, lbw , b M oser 0 W .G ordon,c M oser,b Fin n ey 1 W .L .R in d ,c Finney,b M oser 1 E . B arlo w ,c Foster,b F in n ey 0 C. R . D arlington, c K en rick, b M oser ..........................15 G. D . H ig nett,c B an n in g, b F in n e y .................................. 0 c K en rick, b M oser 3 cB anning,bFinney 26 c Foster,b K e n rick 0 b K e n rick ........... 0 b H um p hrys ... 0 b H um p hrys ... 6 s Foster, b Fin n e y 13 H . F . A tk in s, b Finney W . Cam pbell, not out... b Fin n e y ... c B an n in g, H ig netc ... not out c H um p hrys, Stubbs E x tra s ... ... 10 b ... 15 ... 11 b ... 0 ... 22 T o ta l..........................57 T o ta l ...123 S hrewsbury . C . K e n rick , c W h iston b W ils o * .................. C. V . Beresford, b W h is t o n ................... G. H . H um p hrys, b W h isto n ... H . Stubbs, b A tk in s F. H . O ldham , b W h isto n ... ...........■ G. M oser, lbw , b W h is t o n ...................: C. Fin n ey, b W h isto n 0 H . L . B anning, run ou t .......................... 47 J . Churton, c H ig nett, W h is t o n ...................l i R . Le-N eve Foster, b A tk in s ................... 6 H .L lo y d -Jo n e s,n o t out 0 E x tra s ........... 1*2 T o tal .194 In the second in nin gs C. K ^ nrick scored, c R in d , b W ilso n , 2; C. V .B eresford, c G. P. W ilson , b A tk in s. 9 ; F . H . H um p hrys, b W h istou , 4; H . Stubbs, not out, 5 ; F . H . O ldham , n ot out, 2 ; E x tra s, 4. T o tal (3 w kts), 36. F E N S T A N T O N v. D U L W I C H (2) .- P la y e d at C hristchurch Road, Streatham , on Ju n e 29. C. Batem an, b W h e at­ m an .......................... #S. Pu lb roo k, lbw , b W heatm an ........... S. B . H albe rt, b Roberts ... ........... A . K in g , b Roberts ... C. L o ck , c D u n k, b b W h e a tm a n ........... W .L o ckh a rt,b W heat­ m an, ... D ulwich (2). F irs t In n ing s, H . Em m ett, b W h e at­ m an .......................... C . Johnson, b W h e at­ m an ... .......... W . H orne,b W heatm an H . Ligh ton , b W h e a t­ m an .......................... T . A ltm a n , n ot out .. E x t r a s ................... T o tal In the second in nings Batem an scored b M e lle r 10 ; Pulbroo k, Ibw, b M e lle r 20 ; K in g , b M -ille r 3 • Lock! b V o n Berg 8 ; L o ck h a rt (not out 5 ; extras 2.— T o tal (4 wickets), 48. F enstanton . ..116 T . J. Fa ulkn er, E . R . Robinson, and J . W . Low les d id not bat. S. W . D aniels, b L ig h ­ ton .......................... 0 L . W . Roberts, b Lig h to n .................. 94 E. O ’N e ill, b L ig h to n 0 S. Bow ditoh, c Lock, b L o ck h a rt ........... 1 A . W h e a t m a n , b L ig h t o n .................. 8 A . M e lle r, b L ig h to n 9 G . A . R in g, c H albe rt, b P u lb ro o k ........... H .C .Jiggens, bEm m ett A . V o n Berg, b H o m e A . W . D unk, n o t out E . W h ite , b H orn e ... E x t r a s ................... Total ..........l