Cricket 1895

252 CPTCKET : A WEEKLY- RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 4, 1895. HAMPSHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. T h ou gh Som ersetshire had a decidedly w eak team at Southam pton in th is m atch, com m enced on M onday, th ey obtained so great an advantage on the first day’s p la y th a t H am p sh ire were never after able to get upon even term s, and were fin a lly easily defeated. T h e credit o f Som ersetshire’s first score of 184 was p rin cip a lly due to tw o m en, V . T . H ill and N ichole, who between them scored 101 Th e w icket on M on day d id not w ear w ell, and H am psh ire m ade no sort o f stand, seven w ickets fa llin g fo r 70. The ta il on Tuesday d id som ew hat better, and 59 were pu t on fo r the la s t three w ickets, Capt. Q u in to n ’s 24 being a p lu ck y innings, and in clu d in g some good h its off W oods, w ho bow led very finely. I t should be m en­ tioned th a t W ootton, late o f K e n t, played in this m atch fo r the first tim e fo r H a n ts under the resi­ den tiary qu alification . Som ersetshire go in g in for the second tim e, on a w icke t w h ich had recovered in a great degree from the effects of the ra in , gave a fine e xh ib itio n o f batting. W oods and H ill scored ra p id ly till, a t 26, the la tte r left, and then th e captain an d R . P a la ire t h it up 92 in an hour, w hen P a la ire t w as out fo r 56. W oods and Porch p u t on 41, and then three w ickets fe ll ra p id ly . H am psh ire’s troubles were n ot yet over, for T ra sk and Poynton in eighty-five m inutes added 90 runs, the in nin gs closing w ith H am p sh ire le ft w ith 364 to w in. E ig h t bow lers were trie d in the W estern C o u n ty ’s second in n in g s. O n Tuesday evening H am psh ire had lost Robson’s w icket fo r 4 runs, and yesterday, despite a u seful partner­ ship betw een W ootton and B arto n w hich realized 60 runs, and some careful b a ttin g by Capt. Q u in ton and B ra d fo rd , the form er being n ot out for h is 44, the re su lt w as never in doubt, Som ersetshire w in n in g com fo rtably by 183 runs. Score and a n a ly sis:— S o m erset . F irs t Innings. M r. S. M . J . W oods, c B a r­ ton, b S o a r.......................19 M r. V . T . H ill, b Soar ...6 2 M r. R . C. N . P a lairet, c B encraft, b S oar ........... M r. R . B . Porch, c B a rto n b S o a r ................................. 4 M r. H . T . Stanley, b B a ld ­ w in ................................. 6 Surg.-Capt. T rask, bS oar... 1 D r. F . J. Poynton, c H ill, b Soar .............................. 10 20 M r. E . W . B artlett, c W o o t­ ton, b B a ld w in ................... N ich o ls, c H ill, b Soar ... ; T yle r, b B a ld w in .................. M r. F . T . W elm an , not out E x tra s .......................... Second Innings. c Robson, b Soar 77 c B arton, b Soar 15 c and b Soar .. 56 c Robson, b Soar 10 b B a ld w in ........... 1 b B a ld w in ...........46 c Soar, b W o o t­ ton ...................55 b W o o tto n ............18 c Robson, b Soar 4 c Q u in t o n , b W oo to n ...........10 not o u t................... 3 E x tra s ...............13 Total... T o tal H am psh ire . F irs t Innings. M r. C. Robson, b W oods 12 M r. A . J. H ill, b W oods ... 1 B arto n ( V .) ,c H ill,b W oods 14 M r. E . R . B rad ford, s t W e l­ m an, b T y le r ...................12 M r. H . F . W a rd , b W oods 10 Capt. Q uinton, c and b W o o d s ..............................24 Soar, c T yler, b W oods ... 0 Bacon, c W oods, b T y le r ... 8 D r. R . Bencraft, c H ill, b N ich o ls ........................ 9 W ootton, n ot o u t................ 6 B ald w in , b W oods .......16 E x tra s ...................... 17 ...129 Second Innings. c P o y n t o n , b W oods ........... 0 b W oods ...........14 c T rask, b N ich o ls 26 c P a la iret,b T y le r 9 c W oods, b T y le r 5 n o to u t...................44 c W oods, b T y le r 22 c T rask, b T y le r 0 c T ra sk, b T y le r 7 cStanley,bW oods 29 c W oods, b T y le r 2 E x tr a s .......... 22 Total... B O W L IN G A N A L Y S I S . Soar B a ld w in W ootton S om erset . F ir s t Innings. O. M . R . W . '4 15 72 7 ... 28 13 7 69 3 1 35 0 ... H ill W a rd Bacon ... Q uinton B ra d fo rd Second Innings O. M . R . W 5 31 31 17 11 3 2 5 4 Soar delivered tw o no-balls. 8 79 8 86 1 48 3 S 26 0 1 13 0 0 13 0 1 19 0 1 11 0 F irs t Innings. H am psh ire . T o ta l ...180 T y le r W oods . N ich o ls . Second Innings. O. M . R . W . ........... 23*3 5 66 6 ........... 13 16 68 3 ........... 16 8 21 1 H ill... 21 3 0 W oods bow led tw o wides. O. M .R . W . .1 7 1 49 2 . 19*3 5 45 7 . 4 0 18 1 DERBYSHIRE v. NOTTS. A t D erby, on M onday, there was a good deal o f rain and p la y was m uch interfered w ith , the hom e team com pleting an in nin gs fo r 124, in w hich the only item s w o rth notice were tw o carefu l displays by G u nn and H . B . D a ft, and D erbyshire losing one w icket for 28 runs. M ore ra in fe ll in the n igh t, and w ith b rig h t sunshine in the m orning, runs were very d ifficu lt to get, the seventh w icket going dow n w ith the score at 84. Th en Bennett joined L . G. W rig h t, and the two p la yin g a capital gam e, the N o tts to tal was passed, and the partnership realized 67 rim s. W rig h t going in first w as eighth out, an d his 63 was a very s k ilfu l innings. B ennett’s 42 w as an invaluable innings, and m ade by m ost vigorous cricket. Flow ers signalised his re-appearance in the team by some fine bow ling. N o tts w ent in 42 behind, b u t on a w et w icket. Flow ers and Jones m ade a splendid start, and 71 were on the score-board before Sugg b rillia n tly caught Flow ers a t cover-point. D a ft and Jones played out tim e, N o tts being 42 runs on w ith one w icke t down. Yesterday, w ith the w eather d u ll and the w icket soft, B enn ett bow led w ith great effect, and h a lf the w ickets were dow n fo r 129 runs, bu t D ixo n played a capital in nin gs, and the score w as 161 fo r seven, w hen rain, w hich had m uch delayed pla y, came on h ea vily at h a lf past three, and the m atch was abandoned, the gam e being le ft in a fa irly even condition. Score an d analysis :— F ir s t Innings. N o tts . M r. C. W . W rig h t, b D a v id ­ so n ......................................... 8 M r. A . O. Jones, b D avidson 7 G unn, c Chatterton, b D avidson ......................... 27 Flow ers, ru n o u t ................... 0 M r. J . A . D ixo n , b D avidson 6 A ttf w ell, c Sugg, b D a v id ­ s o n ......................................... 7 Bag guley, lbw , b D avidson 11 D aft, lbw , b Sugg ...........31 M r. R . H . H o w itt, b Sugg... 14 Carter, b Sugg ................... 3 H ard y, n ot out ................... 5 B y e s .................................. 5 Second Innings. c W rig h t, b B e n ­ nett ................... 3 b D avidson ...........44 b B e n n e tt...........13 c Sugg,b B agshaw 39 c W rig h t, b B en­ nett ...................42 cPorter,b B ennett 9 n ot o ut ......... 3 lbw , b B ennett ... 4 n ot o u t................... 0 E x tra s ............ 4 T o ta l T o ta l ...161 D e rbysh ire . M r. S. H . Evershed, c W rig h t, b A tte w e ll 7 M r. L . G. W rig h t, c W rig h t, b A tte w e ll 63 Sugg (W .), c W rig h t, b A tte w e ll ...........22 C h atterto n, b Flo w ers 5 D avidson , c D ixo n , b Flo w ers ................ 0 Storer (W .), lbw , b Flo w ers .................. 1 Bagshaw , Ibw, b Flow ers ...................13 Storer (H .), b Flow ers 2 Bennett, c C arter, b Flow ers .................. 42 M r. G. G. W a lk e r, c Jones, b Flow ers ... 4 Porter, not o u t ........... 3 B 1, lb 2, w 1 ... 4 T o ta l B O W L IN G A N A L Y S I S . D avidson Porte r ... B enn ett... Sugg W a lk e r ... F irs t In n ing s. O. M . R . W . 37 19 45 6 29 16 31 0 15 10 23 0 9 4 12 3 , 1 0 8 0 Second InniDgs. O. M . R . W . 45 18 70 8 0 20 36 17 40 3 0 14 1 D e rbysh ire . ..166 O. M . R . W . O . M . R . W . A tte w e ll... 40 17 53 3 [B agguley 4 2 8 0 H a rd y ... 9 0 25 0 D a ft ..., 3 1 7 0 Flow ers ... 30 3 69 7 I H a rd y bow led a wide. H O R N S E Y v. S O U T H H A M P S T E A D .— Played at H om sey. H orn sey . C .W . Talbot, b Couch­ m an .......................... F . B . D ent, c Couch­ m an, b G illia rd R . W . N i c h o l l s , c Lam b ert, b O rgias... L . H . Bacm eister, and b H oughton W . J . L . Brew er, O rgias .. 37 b £0 R . H . K in g , ru n o u t... 25 E .H . Bacm eister, c G il­ lia rd . b Couchm an 49 C. D . Ross, b H o u g h ­ ton ............................. 28 W . E . M ann in g, b G illia rd ................... 8 A . E . Flow er, n ot out 14 J. Dem psey, c sub, b H ou gh ton ........... 0 B 1, lb 2 ........... 3 T o ta l ...........260 S outh H am pstead . C. S. Couchm an scored (not out) 46; W . H an w ell (not out), 39.—T o ta l 85. A . E . H ill, T . B . O rgias, W . H . Broom an, F . W . Tew , A . H oughton, L . E . Thom as, J . J . Lam bert, P. B . G illia rd and A . N . O ther d id not bat. M. C. C. AND GROUND v. OXFORD ^UNIVERSITY, O xford h ad n ot quite th e ir fu ll team fo r th is tn e ir la st tria l m atch played a t L o rd ’s on M on day and Tuesday, the gam e being lim ite d to tw o days, the in te r-u n iversity sports being held yesterday. M .C .C . h ad a fa irly strong team , in clu d in g W . G . Grace, F . E . Lace y and Pough°r. W in n in g the toss, the club d id none too w e ll against the O xfo rd bow lers, G race being easily got rid of, and though m ost of the batsm en g o t runs, a t the fa ll of the seventh w icke t it looked as though the side w o uld be out fo r 150. Th en W h ite ­ head, w ell supported by M r. H illy a rd and Geeson, played capital cricket, and in the end the score reached 218. O xfo rd began so w ell th a t they looked lik e leaving th is to ta l fa r behind, the score w hen stum ps were draw n on M on day being 139 fo r three w ickets, R aikes n ot o u t 58. T h is to ta l he d id n o t increase on the resum ption o f play, the score occupied h im tw o hours and in clud ed eleven 4’s, a stylish and vigorous innings. Th e rem ainder o f the team , w ith tw o exceptions, d id little on a w icket w hich kicked badly. P h illip s in forty m inutes h it up 40 runs, in clu d ­ in g seven 4’s, a h ’ rd -h it score and p layed in quite th e proper w ay on such a w icket. F ry scored 45 in h is best style, and was la st m an out. G . O. Sm ith was in 25 m inutes fo r a single, and in a ll m ade five in 40 m inutes. O n M arylebone again going in , 35 behind, W . G . played a fine gam e, and though he scarcely scored w ith h is accustom ed freedom , he yet, in an h ou r and fifty m inutes, registered 72 runs on a w icket w h ich w as a ll against the batsm an, w ith o u t g ivin g any chance w h ich w ent to hand. H e w as fo u rth out a t 131, and a draw w as now certain. Lacey m ade some very fine h its in h is not out 47, and M . C. C. were 178 runs on w ith three w ickets to fa ll, when ra in p u t an end to p la y a t a quarter-past six . The gam e was thus le ft a fa irly even draw . Score and a n a lysis:— M .C .C . F irs t Innings. M r. W . G. Grace, c and b A r k w r ig h t...........................16 M r. D . L . A . Jephson, st H eadlam , b H a rtle y ... 12 M r. F . E . Lacey, c W a rn e r, b A rk w rig h t .................. 11 M r. C J . V . W e ig a ll, c and b H a rtle y .......................... 26 M r. F . Leveson-G ow er, b A r k w r ig h t.......................... 13 M r. F . L . Fane, c H eadlam , b A rk w rig h t .................. 4 Pougher, c sub., b H artley... 0 c H e Second Innings. b H a rtle y ...........72 b A rk w rig h t ... 15 n ot o u t .................47 c W a rne r, b A r k ­ w rig h t ........... 7 c M ord au n t, b H a rtle y ...........18 W hitehead, b R aikes ... 64 M r. G .W . H illy a rd .b R aikes 22 Geeeon, n ot o ut ...................19 H an d f ord,cLe veson-Gower, b A rk w rig h t .................. 12 B 15, lb 4..................... 19 b H a rtle y ...........16 a d l a m , b H a rtle y ........... 6 c W a rn e r, b A r k ­ w rig h t ........... 7 n ot o u t................... 1 T o ta l ... ...218 B 19, lb 1, nb 4 24 T o t a l...........213 O xford U n iv e r sity . M r . P . F . W arner, b Geeson ...................42 M r. G. B . B aikes, c H illy a rd , b Geeson 58 M r. H . K . Foster, b W h itehead .......... 23 M r. G. J. M ordaunt, b H illy a rd ........... 3 M r. H . D . G . Leveson- Gower, b Geeson ... 3 M r. F . A . P h illip s, c W e ig a ll, b Geeson... 40 M r. G. O. S m ith, c Geeson, b H an d fo rd 5 | M r. C. B . F ry , b Gee­ son ..........................45 M r. H . A . A rk w rig h t, c Grace, b Pougher 8 M r. J . C. H artle y , c Leveson-G ow er, b Geeson .................... 7 M r. C. 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