Cricket 1895

282 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 18, 1895 ESSEX v . DERBYSHIRE. A t Leyton , on M onday, these team s m et, A . P. Lu cas being absent fro m th e Essex eleven. Th e w icket d id n ot p la y too easily, and bow lers had m atters m uch th e ir ow n w ay. H . G . O w en and Carpenter m ade a fa ir sta rt in Esse x’s first innings, m akin g 32 fo r the first w icket, b u t Po rte r an d D a v id ­ son bow led so w ell th a t no one else m ade double figures. Carpenter’s 53 saved h is county from disaster, the o n ly stand being one of 36 w ith lio s lin g fo r the fo u rth w icket. H e was ba tting fo r one h ou r and fifty m inutes, and obtained m ore th an h a lf the runs from the bat. O n D erb ysh ire ta k in g th e ir tu rn a t the w ickets, K o rtiig h t an d A rk w rig h t bowled w ith great effect after the second w ick e t had falle n a t 58, and disposed of a ll the batsm en fo r one ru n less than the Essex side had com piled. T h e fa st bow ler was a t h is best ana fastest. One ru n to the good, Es>ex had 1<>st tw o w ickets fo r 40 on M on day n igh t, tw en ty- tw o w ickets fa llin g in ju s t u n der five hours’ pla y for 253. R esu m in g on Tuesday, A rk w rig h t w as bow led first b a ll, b u t M cG ahey and B aw tree p u t on 26, and the form er and G oslin g 30 fo r the fo u rth and fifth w ickets. B u rn s also played w ell, and K o rtrig h t com piled a capital not out score o f 55, though he could find no one to stay long w ith h im u n til P ick e tt came in fo r the la s t w icket. T h is p a ir added fifty - five ru n s fo r th e tenth w icket, and Essex reached the respectable to ta l of 208. In th e ir second in nin gs D erb ysh ire fa ile d dism ally before M ead and K o rtrig h t, the w hole side being ou t in an h ou r and a h a lf fo r 75, Sugg an d S torer alone show ing any good form . K o rtrig h t again bow led a t h is best, and it w ill be seen th a t in the w hole m atch he had the excellent record of th irteen w ickets for 103. M ead was also d ifficu lt to pla y, an d h is second in n in g s’ analysis reads very w ell. Esse x thus w on th eir fou rth victo ry in the C ham pionship series b y 134 runs. Score and analysis E sse x . F irs t Innings. M r. H . G . O. O wen, c D avidson, b P o rte r...........18 Carpenter, b Porte r .. ... 53 M r. J . F . Baw tree, b Po rte r 1 M r. C .M cG a h ey,b D avidson 5 Second Innings. b P o ite r ...........14 c Storer, b P o rte r 18 c Bennett,bPorter 21 c Evershed, b Porter ...........57 M r. R . C. G osling, c W rig h t, b W a lk e r ........................... B u m s, lbw , b D avidson M r. C. J. K o rtrig h t, b D avidson ........................... R u ssell, c Storer,b D avidson 2 c Storer, b D a v id ­ son M ead, c Storer, b Porter M r. H . A . A rk w rig h t, D avidson ........................... 0 P ick e tt, not ou t ................... 1 c Storer ,bBennett b D avidson ........... 0 n ot o u t .. 9 b Porter 18 B 5, lb 1 ... T otal... b D avidson ... c Evershed, D avidson... B 1, lb 1 ...107 D erbyshire F irs t Innings. M r. L . G . W rig h t, b K o rt­ rig h t ................................... M r. S. H . Evershed, c P iokett, b A rk w rig h t ... Bagshaw , c B u rns, b A r k ­ w rig h t .................................. Chatterton, b K o rtrig h t ... D avidson, b K o rtrig h t Storer, c Baw tree, b A r k ­ w rig h t .................................. Sugg, b K o rtrig h t B e rw ick, lbw , b K o rtrig h t... Porter, b K o rtrig h t .......... Bennett, b K o r t r ig h t........... G. G. W a lke r, n ot o ut........... B y e s .......... ........... Total... B O W L I N G A N A L Y S I S . E ssex . F irs t Innings. O T o ta l...........5 Second Innings. 13 lbw , b M e ad ... 9 25 c R ussell, b K o rt­ rig h t................... 5 23 b M ead .......... 10 1 b M ead ........... 0 4 b K o rtrig h t 0 1 b M ead ........... 12 18 b K o rtrig h t 13 2 b K o rtritrh t 0 10 b K o rtrig h t 4 5 n ot out .. ........... 16 1 b K o rtrig h t 4 . 3 Leg-byes 2 .106 T o ta l........... 75 M . R . W . D avidson ... 26 12 33 5 ... P o r t e r ............. 30 11 52 4 ... W a lk e r ... 5 1 16 1 ... B ennett' B e rw ick D erbyshire . F irs t Innings. O . M . R . W . K o rtrig h t ... 19 2 50 7 ... M ead ............. 8 2 28 0 ... A r k w r ig h t... 10 3 25 3 ... Second Innings. O. M . R . W . 44 4 22 63 4 41 12 80 7 1 9 3 1 1 31 Second Innings. O. M . R . W . . 15-1 0 53 6 . 1 5 6 20 4 C R I C K E T R e p ort Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. C rick e t G oin g-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. W e st’s P ocke t Scoring B oo k, 1/2 each, post free.— T o be obtained a t the Office o f Criekit , 168, U pper Tham es Strttet', Lon don , E .C . YORKSHIRE v . LEICESTERSHIRE. A lth o u g h L o rd H aw ke, F . S. Jackson and H u n te r were a ll absent from the Y o rk sh ire eleven a t Sheffield on M onday, w h ilst Leicestershire were nearly fu ll strength, yet the Y o rk ists established a strong lead on the first day’s play. T he Leicestershire batsm en fo r the m ost p art faile d badly, though D e T ra fford h it freely, and Pougher was an hour a t the wic kets for 22. Peel and H irs t bow led very finely in the after­ noon and each had a good analysis. The w icket was good, and there was no excuse fo r the Leicestershire failu res, as was show n w hen Y o rk sh iie w ent in. B row n w as misi-ed in the slips when he had scored b u t one, b u t then he and T u n n icliffe h it in fine style, and in an h ou r and fifty m inutes passed th e ir opponents score by 5 ru n s before the latte r was out. H is 62 had eig h t 4’s, and B row n ’s 72 ten, both h avin g played a good forcin g innings. D enton and M o o r­ house follow ed up the good beginning by adding 73 in the last h a lf hour w ith o u t fu rth er loss. O n Tues­ day, D enton was out in the first over, b u t W a in ­ w rig h t and M oorhouse took the score to 293, the latte r then leaving for an excellent aud fau ltless 75, w hich in clud ed tw elve 4’s. W a in w rig h t and Peel m ade another good stand, and 83 m ore were p u t on, w hen the form er who had been ba tting 95 m inutes le ft fo r a splendid 74. Peel’ s 55 occupied an hour, an d was also w ith o u t f a u lt : he was o u t a t 409. In h is 44 n ot o u t H irs t gave tw o chances, b u t played fine cricket, and th e Leicestershire m en were set 349 to save the in nin gs defeat. W ith one exception a ll the Y o rk sh ire batsm en obtained double figures, though no one exceeded the century. T h e ir opponents, against P eel and W a in w rig h t they never looked like saving the ga m e ; in fact, excepting H o lla n d and Geeson, no one reached a h ig h er score th an 11. W a in w rig h t got a lo t o f w o rk on the b a ll and was alm ost unplayable, h is six w ickets costing b u t 26 runs, w h ile in the w hole m atch he had eig h t fo r 46. R a in fe ll in the m id d le of the day, and the state of the w icke t no doubt assisted the Y o rk sh ire bowlers, b u t Leicestershire’s d isp lay was very feeble. Th e b ig county w on by an in n in g s and 256 runs. Score and a n a ly sis:— L eicestershire . F irs t In n ing s. M r. C. E . de T rafford, c B row n , b W a in w rig h t ... 29 H o lla n d , c W a in w rig h t, b H irs t .................................. 6 T o m lin , b Peel ...................11 Chapm an, c Earnshaw , b W a in w rig h t ................... 3 Pougher, b H ir s t ...................22 K n ig h t, c W a in w rig h t, b H irs t .................................. 13 Geeson, c W a in w rig h t b H irs t ................................... 8 M r. G. W . H illy a rd , b H irs t 11 W oodcock, lbw , b Peel ...1 1 K in g , n o t out ................... 2 W h itesid e, b P eel................... 5 Second Innings. st Eam sh aw , b P e e l.................. 1 b W a in w rig h t ... 24 c T u n n icliffe, b P e e l................... 4 b W a in w rig h t ... 10 c T u n n icliffe , b P e e l................... 6 b W a in w rig h t ... 11 B 14, lb 2 T o ta l , 16 b W a in w rig h t n ot out........... b W a in w rig h t lbw , b H irs t c Tu n n icliffe, W a in w rig h t To tal Y orkshire . Tu n n icliffe , c Geeson, b Pou gh er.................. B row n , c W hiteside, b P o u g h e r.................... D enton, c Chapm an, b W oodcock ........... M oorhouse, c and b H illy a rd ................... W a in w rig h t, c C hap­ m an, b W oodcock... 74 Peel, c Pougher, b W oodcock ...........55 75 Lancaster, c W h iteside b G e e so n ................. 17 M r. F . W . M illig h a n , (capt.) c and b H ill­ yard .......................22 H irs t, not out] .......44 R ile y , ru n o ut ......... 0 Earnshaw , c H illy a rd , b Pougher.............. 14 B 9, lb 11, w 2 ,n b l 23 T o ta l ...486 B O W L I N G A N A L Y S I S . L eicestershire . H irs t .......... Peel ......... W a in w rig h t Milligan F ir s t Innings. O. M . R . W . 27 9 60 5 . 27 4 13 31 3 . 7 2 20 2 . 6 1 10 0 , Second Innings. O. M .R . W . . . 1 1 2 29 1 ... 22 10 33 3 ...15*3 6 26 6 Y orkshire . W oodcock Pougher H illy a rd O . M . R . W . . 37 1 152 3 I 29 4 104 2 Geeson 23 K in g ... 10 O. M . R . W . 6 76 1 1 44 0 W oodcock bow led one w ide and one no-b all, and King antewide. HAMPSHIRE v . SURREY. A t Southam pton, on M onday, H am psh ire had th e ir fu ll team excepting F . E . Lacy , w h ilst W . W . Read was on the in j ured list, and Loh m an n d id not appear fo r Surrey. Lockw ood resum ed his place in the team and room was fou n d fo r Henderson. H am psh ire batted first, and the first w icke t fe ll fo r a single, but B arton and Captain W y n y a rd m ade a fine stand, and in seventy m inutes p u t on 90 runs. B arto n ’s 63 was a capital innings, in clu d in g a num ber o f fine drives off Richards^ in and Lockw ood, h is h its being n ine 4 ’s, nine 2’s, and nine f-ingles. O n h is leaving a ro t set in and eight w ickets were dow n for 105. T he in nin gs then looked nearly over, b u t D r. B e n craft and W ootton m ade an unexpected stand and added 62 fo r the n in th w icket, an in valu able and creditable contribution. Surrey began very w e ll, A b e l and M . Read scoring 58 in fo rty m inutes, w hen the latte r was out, and A bel, H ayw ard, B rockw ell an d H en der­ son had follow ed w hen the score read 97. H o lla n d , however, played in adm irable form and receiving good help from K e y . Lockw ood and W ood, the record was 199 fo r seven w ickets when play w as adjourned. On Tuesday H o lla n d and W oo d continued the Surrey in nin gs and m ade a fine stand, H o lla n d was m issed w hen 84, and W ood, as usual, had sevt-ral lives. T he younger player was a t la st out a t 263 fo r a splendid 91, fo r w hich he had been b a ttin g tw o hours and three-quarters, and w hich included th irtee n 4’s. The w icket had p u t on 104 runs. W oo d s till h it aw ay an d registered 83 by free batting, in clu d in g a 5 and seven 4’s in ju s t under tw o hours, the innings closing for 309. H am psh ire were 140 to the bad, but began th e ir second in nin gs in capital form . B arton and H ill m akin g 40 fo r the first w icket, and H ill and W y n y a rd g ivin g an adm irable display o f b a ttin g for fifty m inutes fo r the second partnership and adding 62 runs, when H ill was out fo r a fine 40. W a rd and Captain W y n y a rd again d id w ell against the Surrey bow ler, and 45 runs were scored fo r the th ird w icket. Then fo u r w ickets fe ll q u ickly, W y n y a rd being m u o u t fo r a b rillia n t 69 m ade in an h ou r and three- quarters, and in clud in g ten 4’s, and W ebb, Q uinton and Soar being cheaply disposed o f ; bu t, as in the first innings, D r. B e n craft batted w ell, and was w ell helped by W ootton. and the to ta l reached 256, leaving Surrey 117 to get to w in. Sm ith and H en der­ son in five m inutes le ft fo r p la y m ade 4, b u t yester­ day m orning S m ith le ft a t 11. H enderson d id not give m uch trouble, and A b e l again failed, bu t M a u rice Read an d H o lla n d played fine cricket, and h it off the balance, Surrey being le ft victorious by seven w ickets. Score and analysis : H ampshire . F irs t In n ing s. Second Innings. M r.H .F .W a rd .b h ich a rd so n 1 cA bel,bLockw ood 12 B arton, c H o lla n d , b L o c k ­ wood .................................. 63 Capt. W yn yard, c H o lla n d , b Lockw ood ...................24 W e b b , b R ic h a rd s o n ........... 1 M r. A . J . |L. H ill, lbw , b R ichardson.......................... 4 Capt. Q uinton, c A bel, b L o c k w o o d .......................... 5 Soar, c W ood, b Lockw ood 3 M r. C. Robson, c W ood, b L o c k w o o d .......................... 0 D r. R . B encraft, not out ... 34 W ootton, b B rockw ell ... 31 B ald w in , st W ood, b B ro ck ­ w ell .................................. 0 Leg-byes................... 3 c H ayw ard, b R ichardson ... 28 m n out ...........69 c R ichardson, b S m ith ........10 c W ood, b B ro ck ­ w e ll ................40 b B rockw e ll ... 4 c A be l, b Sm ith... 6 Total... ...........169 S urrey . b Lockw ood ... 17 b R ichardson ... 31 c S m ith , b R ich ­ ardson ...........15 n ot o u t...................10 B 9 ,lb 3 ,w l,n b l 14 T o ta l...........256 A b e l, b W o o tto n ...............35 Read (M .), b B a ld w in ... 30 H ayw ard, b W o o tto n ........... 3 H o lla n d , lbw . b H i l l ....... 91 B rockw ell, b W ootton ... 7 H enderson, c W yn yard , b B a ld w in ........................... 5 M r. H . J . K ey, b Soar ... 11 Lockw ood, b W oo tton ... 16 W ood, c W ootton, b Soar... 83 S m ith, not out ................... 9 Richardson, b W ootton ... 10 B 7 , w 2 . (................. 9 c H ill, b Soar not ou t........... not o u t........... b W o o tto n ... c W y n y a r d , W o o tto n ... , E x tra s .. 3 .. 52 T o ta l..................309 T o ta l ...117 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S I S . H am psh ire . F irs t Inning s. Second Innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . r T w . R ichard so n.. 26 5 73 3 ............. 32‘4 10 79 3 B rockw e ll ... 1 52 5 22 2 ............. 11 2 41 1 Lockw ood ... 20 3 47 5 ........... 25 5 50 3 S m it h ........... 5 1 11 0 ........... 22 6 63 2 A b e l ........... 8 3 18 1 ............ R ichardson delivered one n o-b all and Lockw ood one wide. S u rrey . O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . Soar ........... 31 3 92 2 ............ 9 2 25 1 B a ld w in ... 33 6 102 2 ............ 16*4 9 35 0 W ootton ... 45*2 12 97 5 ............ 19 2 41 2 H ill .......... 5 0 9 1 ........... 6 0 14 0 W o'otdn tfcliVwrtd tW cfwMea.