Cricket 1895

268 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Vr. <i . , _________________*__________________________ Jiii.v 11, 1895 DERBYSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. T hough neither county w as able to p u t its fu ll strength in to the field fo r th is m ktch, begun on M o n ­ day a t D erby, yet each had suffered to about the same ■ extent. D avidson an d S torer were aw ay from the hom e eleven and Peel and F . S. Jackson from Y o rk ­ shire, a ll ta k in g p a rt in the b ig m atch a t L o rd ’s. G. G . W a lke r, in ju red , was also out o f the D erbyshire ■ eleven, w h ilst B row n , w ho has been unsuccessful of late was, a t his ow n w ish, allow ed a rest by Y o rk ­ shire. W in n in g the toss. L o rd H aw k e ’s eleven m ade a very good show, nine of them gettin g double figures, though no one exceeded th e century, in an in nin gs of 322. O ne o f the best perform ances was th a t of F ra n k M itch e ll, w ho m ade 38 o u t o f 95 in the seventy m inutes he was batting, an d w ith D enton p u t on 72 *or‘ second w icket. T h e latte r’s 65, the highest and best in n in g s on the side, occupied h im tw o hours and five m inutes, he, a t 24, played a b a ll on the groui.d w hich rolled in to the w icket w ith o u t rem oving th e bails. Lan caster and L o rd H aw ke fo r the six th partn ersh ip in fifty-three m inutes p u t on 65 runs. Th e form er, m issed when 13, played w ell for h is 51, the best th in g he has yet done fo r Y o rk sh ire , and L o rd H aw ke ’s 41 was a very b rig h t and attractive in n in g s. F . W . M illig a n an d H aig h , of H uddersfield an d Pe rth , also scored w ell. G oin g in ag ain st a big to ta l, D erbyshire a t first d id badly, losin g in three- •quarters-of-an-hour on M on d a y three o f th e ir best bats fo r 49, b u t on Tuesday m orning th e not out Bagshaw w ith 8. H . Evershed quite altered the aspect o f the g'tm e, and 100 runs w ere added in fifty m inutes, an d in an hour-and-three quarters w hen the am ateur w as out fo r a b rillia n t 112 . the total was ju st double h is in d iv id u a l score, and 190 had been obtained du rin g the partnership. B agshaw did even better, fo r though no one stayed long w ith h im he had m ade 127 w hen the last w icke t fell, h is first century fo r h is county ; he w as b a ttin g three hou rs-an d-a-h alf and gave a chance w hen 48. Evershed and Bagshaw m ade 239, the other nine batsm en 41. In Y o rk sh ire ’ ssecond in n ­ ing*. w hich they com m enced ten on, though T u n n i­ cliffe scored fa irly w ell, the ch ief success of the earlier crick e t was M itch e ll’s 63. H e was tw ice m issed in one over w hen only tw o, b u t then fo r tw o hours played fine cricket. A fte r he left, s ix th out a t 129, L o rd H aw ke and H irs t m ade a most, valu ab le stand, keeping th e ir w ickets up to the closing of p la y and ad d in g 44 runs. Y esterday, the stand was continued u n til 80 had been added to the to tal w hen H irs t was out. L o rd H aw ke com pleted h is 50, b u t a t 253 he and M illig a n both left. T he la st w icket realized 62 runs, H a ig h and H u n te r p la yin g good cricket. D erbyshire had 326 set them to w in, an alm ost im possible task. B ag sh aw again played splendid cricket, b u t Evershed failed. M r. L . J . W rig h t and C hatterton played w e ll in th e ir partnerships w ith Bagshaw , bu t M illig a n ’s bow ling tu rned the scale in favou r of Y o ilcsh ire , who fin a lly w on by 171 runs. The scores ^n th e three first in n in g s were cu riou sly even, on ly 10 ru n s separating the highest from the low est. Score and analysis :— Y o rk sh ire . F irs t Innings. M r. F . M itch e ll, c M y cro ft, b Evans ................. ... 38 "Tunnicliffe, b P o r t e r ...........16 D enton, b E v a n s ...................65 M oorhouse, b P o r t e r ...........10 W a in w rig h t, c Chatterton, b E v a n s ...................................19 Lancaster, b Porter ...........51 L o rd H aw ke, b Bennett ... 41 H irs t, b B e n n e tt................... 1 M r. F . W . M illig a n , not o u t 38 H a ig h , b B e n n e tt................. 25 H u n ter, lbw , b B ennett ... 4 B 13, lb 1...........................14 Second Innings. b B enn ett ...........63 c Porter, b Ben­ nett ...................21 c C hatterton, b B enn ett ...........15 b H u lm e ........... 0 c Chatterton, Evan s b Porter b B enn ett ... b B enn ett ... c Chatterton, Porte r c S t o r e r , Chatterton n ot out B 6, lb 3 ... ... 11 ... 65 ... 41 b ... 27 b ... 36 ... 21 ... 9 T otal... T o ta l ...£15 D e r b y sh ir e . F ir s t Innings. M r. L . G. W rig h t, b H irs t 4 Sugg, b H a ig h .................... 3 B agshaw , not ou t.................... 127 Cbatterton, b H irs t ............ 5 M r. 8. H . Evershed, c T u n ­ n icliffe, b M oorhouse ..112 Bennett, b M illig a n ..............15 E van s, b H a ig h ....................... 11 H u lm e , c T u n n icliffe, b H a ig h ................................... 1 iStorer (H .), b H a ig h ............ 0 Po rter, b H aig h .................... 1 M y c ro ft (F .),b H ir s t ............ 1 B 23, lb 9 ............................ 32 Total.........................312 Second Innings, c H u n ter, b H irs t 30 c H u n ter, b H a ig h b M illig a n .......... 45 b M illig a n ...........29 b M illig a n ........... c T u n n icliffe , b M illig a n ........... c W a in w rig h t, b D enton ........... 15 b H a ig h b M illig a n ... n ot ou t........... b M illig a n ... B 10, lb 5, w 4 19 Total .154 B O W L I N G A N A L Y S I S . Y o rksh ire . F ir s t Innings. Second Innings. O . M . R . W . O . M . R . W . H ulm e ...........16 4 61 0 ... . . 1 9 5 64 1 Porter ...........40 5 87 3 ... . . 32 14 51. 2 Ev*ns ...........41 8 93 3 ... . . 3 1 7 74 1 B e n n e tt...........19 17 38 4 ... . . 57 21 101 5 Sugg ........... 4 0 29 0 ... . 2 1 2 0 B agshaw . . 5 3 7 0 C hattertom . 6*1 3 7 1 D e rbysh ire . F irs t Innings. Second Innings. H a ig h ........... H irs t ... ... M illig a n W a in w rig h t L an ca ster ... M oorhouse ... b Soar ... b Soar ... , Susivx. F irs t’Innings. M r. G. L . W ilson , c Robson, B S o a r .............. .......... '... 0 M a rlo w , c W a rd , b Soar ... 57 K . 8. R a n jitsin h ji, st R o b ­ son. b B a ld w in ...................83 M r. W . L . M urdoch, c W a rd , b B ald w in ... 32 _________ M r. W . N ew ham , b B a ld w in 13 not out... M r. G . B ran n , c Robson, b B a ld w in ........................... 9 Bean, b 8 o a r.......................... 5 M r. G . H . A rlin g to n , c B ild w in , b W oo tton ... 29 Second Innings. 11 . 8 and b W oo to n 41 not out... , 89 . 95 O. M . R . W . O. M . R .W . P a rris, b B ald w in ... .. 15 24 5 73 5 :.. ... 13 3 30 2 H ilto n , c W ebb, b 8oar .. 28 28-2 4 82 3 ... . 14 0 34 i Tate, not o u t................... .. 1 8 0 06 1 ... .. 11-4 3 26 6 B 3, lb 7 ... ... ..1 0 B 9, lb 5 ... 14 13 3 48 0 .. 8 1 21 0 — — 4 0 24 0 ... T o t a l.......... ..282 T o ta l.......... 2 8 8 2 20 1 ... D enton *.. 4 .. 9 1 4 10 14 0 I B O W L I N G A N A L Y S I S . H ir s t bow led fou r wides. SUSSEX v. HAMPSHIRE. A lth o u g h a t H ove on M onday Sussex were withou^ B u tt and H um phreys, on the casualty returns, and M r. C. B . F ry , w ho was p la yin g a t L o rd ’s, yet H ants a>so suffered from the absence of Capt. W y n y a rd and V ic to r B arton . M r. R . A . Studd. of Cam bridge, however, assisted h is county. W in n in g the toss. H am psh ire d id very w e ll in m akin g 290. F o r this score the ch ief credit is due to M essrs. Studd, W ard, and Lacey. Tw o w ickets had falle n fo r 17 when the first-nam ed p a ir kep t together one hundred m inutes and added 108 runs, w hen W a rd was u n lu ck ily run out, his 63 in clu d ed e ig h t 4’s. Studd was batting two hours an d ra quarter, and though he played a rather cram ped game w hen approaching 100, and was bowled w hen 7 short, h is in nin gs fo r the greater p a rt showed the m ost correct and sty lish cricket. H is partnership w ith Lacey yielded 70 runs. D r. B e n craft and Soar m ade a useful stand of 36 fo r the eighth w icket. Sussex lost G . L . W ilso n from the first b a ll of the innings, b u t then K . S. R a n jitsin h ji played in his very best style, h ittin g m ost b rillia n tly , so th a t 81 were scored w ith o u t fu rth er loss before the close of p lay, of w hich the In d ia n prince claim ed no fewer th an 64. 38 runs were added on Tuesday before R a n jitsin h ji was stum ped fo r 83, m ade in eighty m inutes, in clu d in g fifteen 4’s. M u rdoch and M ar.ow pla ye d very fine cricket, and p u t on 36 for the th ird w icket, when the latte r was o u t fo r a capital 57. W icke ts then fe ll qu ickly, and the on ly notew orthy feature o f the later cricket w as a good stand fo r 38 by M r. A rlin g to n and H ilto n fo r the n in th w icket. H am psh ire had a lead o f 8 runs on the first innings, b u t began th e ir second attem pt badly, three good w ickets going fo r 47. R . A . Studd and W ebb, how ­ ever, by careful cricke t then added 69, before Studd was o u t fo r a patient and w e ll played 37, which occupied h im an hou r and a quarter. W ebb was out a t 126, h is 45 being a m ost welcom e contribution, and then Lacey and Soar added 23, pla yin g o u t tim e. Y esterday the not-outs scored a t a great pace, and p u t on 98 in an hour. Soar was then out, the partner­ ship h avin g yielded 121 runs in an hour and a half. L ace y and B e n craft brought u p the th ird century, bu t tw o runs later the form er was out fo r 94, m ade in three hours and a h alf. The in nin gs was closured when nine w ickets were dow n fo r 357, leaving Sussex three hours and a h a lf to get 366, a very severe task even a t H ove. M a rlo w and W ilso n were disposed of cheaply, tw o w ickets fa llin g fo r 20. Then R a n jit­ sin h ji scored freely, m akin g 41 out o f 64 w h ilst he was a t the w icket. M urdoch and N ew ham were partners a t 84, and defied a ll efforts o f the H am p­ shire bow lers to p a rt them , rem ain ing together till stum ps were draw n, w ith the to ta l a t 258 fo r three, th e ir partnership adding no few er than 174 runs to Sussex’s total, the m atch thus ended in a draw . A g a in over 1,000 runs were scored in a m atch on the B rig h to n ground, th is tim e the to tal reached 1,187. Score and analysis :— H am pshire . F irs t Innings. M r. C. Robson, b Tate ... 0 M r. H . F . W a rd , ru n out ... 63 M r. A . J . L . H ill, c A rlin g ­ ton, b H ilto n ................... 4 M r. R . A . Studd, b H ilto n 93 M r. F . E . Lace y,b H ilto n ... 43 Soar, b H ilto n ... ... 9 Bacon, c H ilto n , b P a rris ... 15 M r. R . B encraft, not o u t ... 23 W ebb, b H ilto n .................. 17 W ooton, b H ilto n .................. 8 B a ld w in , b H ilto n ........... 2 B 9, lb 4 ...................13 Second Innings. b H ilto n .......... b H ilto n ...........: F irs t Innings. 8econd In n in g -. O . M . R . W . O. M . R . V Tate ... 28 13 54 1 ........... 25 7 80 1 H i t >n ... ... 43 3 13 92 7 ........... 46 13 119 - P a rris ... ... 29 6 81 1 ........... 22 5 50 1 B ean ... 9 3 19 0 ........... 14 4 -29 1 W ilso n ... .. 10 1 31 0 ........... B ran n 16 6 25 1 R a n jitsih n ji 13 2 36 1 S u ssex . O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . B ald w in... ... 58 18 109 5 ........... 30 13 65 t» S oa r.......... ... 38 14 93 4 ........... 27 4 82 2 W ootton ... 7 1 19 1 ........... 17 5 43 1 H il l ........... ... 16 3 46 0 .......... 12 1 36 <> W ebb 3 1 5 0 W a rd 6 1 13 0 b T a te .................. 17 b P a rris ...........37 b B ra n n ...........94 c Bean, b H ilto n 59 b H ilto n ........... 11 lb w ,b R a n jitsin h ji 34 cN ew ham ,b Beau 45 n ot o u t.................. 15 not o u t.................. 10 B 15, lb 3... 18 T o ta l.................. 290 T o ta l........... *?57 * In n in g s declared closed. F I R E B R IG A D E S v. M E R R Y W E A T H E R .—Played a t Southl orough on Ju n e 22. Th e gam e was one oi fire engine users against fire engine m akers, and the latt r were easily victorious, M a w b y’s 148 deciding 'h e gam e, and being a w ell h it innings. A fte r an inspection of the local fire station buildings, the team s m et at the B e ll H ote l fo r din n er under tne presidency Of the captain and secretary of tbe v isitin g teams, M essrs. M aw by and R u shforth, and o f Superintt ndants Floo d and Stringer. In the afternoon collecting boxes in aid of the local hospitals were taken round the ground by firem an in uniform , and a substantial sum realised, th u s com bining ch arity, athletics, and pleasure in the day’8 proceedings. Score F ir e B rigad es . W .H on eysett, c Payne, b M a w b y .................. W . Flood, ru n out W . Fenner, ru n o u t... A . W ater, c and b Bergersen.................. G rey, c W . Lacy , b M aw by ................... A . R alp h, b Bergersen F . H e w litt, c M aw by, b J e f f e r y .................. 11 R . H a ll, c A lle n , b Jeffery .................. 11 A . B atchelor, b A lle n 1 W . H ayw ard, c B er- ger&ou, b A lle n ... 1 M orley, not o u t........... 6 Page, b A lle n ........... 4 E x t r a s ...........12 T . M aw by, not out ...148 H . Payne, ru n out ... S. Bergersen, c H a y ­ wood, b R a lp h ... H . A lle n , st Page, b Fenner ...................• S. G . N elson, c Grey, b H ood ................... W . Lacy, b Fenner ... T o ta l M er r yw e a th e r . lbw , A . J effery, Fenner ................ W . J. R ushw orth, P a g e ....................... W . B an ks, b Fenner. H . Lacy , n ot out . E x tra s ... . . 0 . 26 . 18 . 18 T o ta l G . W h ite and J . F ie ld did n ot bat. C H A R L T O N P A R K v. G R A N V I L L E (Lee).— Played a t C h arlton P a rk on J u ly 6. G r a n v ille . J . W ilso n , Ju n io r, b H u n te r .................. 0 W . M orris, c N eats, b H u n ter ...................18 C. J . G odfrey, c and b S. Sargent ........... 0 S. G . C. Starkey, c Lo^ey. b S. Sargent 64 L . R / H a v e r s , b S. Sirgrent ...................24 T . Bassm ore and A . R . Laym an did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C harlton P a r k . F . E . Lan der, not out 19 E.R ym erJon es.c L a w ­ rence ,b H .C . Sargent 1 1 B . F . G ordon, c S. Sar­ gent, b H .C .S arg en t It) J . M oore, b H u n ter ... 13 Byes .................. 10 T o ta l ...........*170 H . E . Law rence, c Lander, b H av el’S ... 6 S. R . Sargent, b G od­ frey .......................... 2 Capt. W . M cC an lis, c Laym an, b G odfrey 21 A . H . Pease, n ot o u t 25 H . C. Sargent, c L a y ­ m an, b H avers ... 17 B 16, lb 11, w 4... 31 T o ta l . 102 T . W . M organ, J . H un ter. A . F. Lovey. W . K ip ] er, D r. W . J . C. Neats, and C. H . Chauncy d id not bat.