Cricket 1895

310 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A c g . 1, 1895. HAMPSHIKE v. ESSEX. So moist was the ground at Southampton last Thursday that this match could not be commenced until half-past four in the afternoon. Hants made a good start. Kortright being unable to find foothold, and in an hour Hill and Barton knocked up 76 before Hill left for a vigorous 37, including seven 4’s. Capt. Wynyard was in half an hour for 10, but R. A . Studd failed, and Ward also being disposed of at 109, Hants were not in a very favorable position. W ootton, however, stayed with Barton, who was batting fault­ lessly until play was adjourned with the score 122 for four. On Friday Mead quickly disposed of the not outs, Barton’s 79 being made in two hours and a half with­ out the semblance of a bad stroke, and finished by a fine running catch. Six wickets were down for 148, but Bencraft and Bacon added 45 in forty minutes, while Soar rapidly hit up 30 out of 48 during his stay. Mead bowled splendidly, 67 run? only out of 240 coming from his bowling, though he sent down 47 overs out of 111. Essex’s innings was remarkable for the play of three men, H. G. Owen, A. P. Lucas, and C. J. Kortright, who made 95 out of 117 from the bat. Fifty-six were made by the last named two during their partnership, .the only time when Ba'dwin’s capital bowling was at all punished, Kortright driving him out of the ground for 6. Three wickets went at 118, and the ninth fell at that total, with 6 required to save the foliow on. This was, however, accom­ plished, and Hampshire 118 to the good did but badly in the time left for play on Friday, three wickets falling for 41 runs. On Saturday wickets fell very rapidly, and nine were down for 73, when Baldwin and Soar for the last wicket repeated Brockwell and Richardson’s feat of the previous day at the Oval, and put on 63 runs for the last wicket, a curious coinci­ dence. Mead had again bowled splendidly, and his record for the match was 17 wickets for 119 runs. When Essex went in to make 255, Baldwin was once more to the front, hitting the sticks six times and getting Lucas lbw. His record for the match was 13 wickets for 78, a very fine performance. Of the Essex batsmen the only scores were made by Bums and Kortright, who put on 39 for the sixth wicket, eight men making together but 21 runs. There were no extras in this innings. Score and analysis:— H ampshire . First Innings. Mr. A. J. L. Hill, b Owen... 37 Barton, c Carpenter, b Mead 79 Capt. Wynyard, b Mead ... 10 Mr. R. A . Studd. b Mead ... 0 Mr. H. T. Ward, b Mead ... 10 Wootton,cKortright.bMead 9 Bacon,cCarpenter,bBawtree 28 Mr. R. Bencraft, b Mead .. 35 Soar, c Arkwright, b Mead 30 Dean, not out .................. 0 Baldwin.c Carpenter,b Mead 2 B 2, lb 4 .................. 6 Total ...246 E ssex . First Innings. Mr. H. G. Owen, b Soar ... 24 Carpenter,c Soar, b Baldwin 1 Mr.J.F.Bawtree, b W ootton 6 Mr. C. M Gahey, run o u t... 0 Mr. A. P. Lucas,cWynyard, b S oar..................................37 Burns,c Wootton,b Baldwin 5 Mr. C. J. Kortright, b Baldwin ........... j......... 34 Russell, c Bencraft, b Bald­ win .................................. 0 Mead, c W ootton,b Baldwin 0 Arkwright, b Baldwin ... 5 Pickett, not out .................. 5 B 10, lb 1 ... ...........11 Second Innings, lbw, b Mead b Mead lbw, b Mead b Pickett .. b Mead b Mead b Mead b Mead not out .. .. b Mead st Russell,b Mead 32 Byes ............ 8 Total............136 Second Innings. b B aldw in........... 0 b B aldw in...........14 b B aldw in........... 3 b W ootton........... 5 lbw, b Baldwin... 0 b Soar ... ...........28 not out... 20 Total .................. 128 b B aldw in........... 0 b B aldw in........... 6 b B aldw in........... 7 run out................... u Total.......... 83 BOW LING AN ALYSIS H ampshire . First Innings. O. M. R. W . SecondInnings. O M. R W . Kortright .. 15 3 a: 0 ... ... 6 1 17 0 Mead .. 47 2 20 67 8 ... ... 301 12 52 9 Pickett ... . 18 5 37 0 ... ... 25 9 49 1 Arkwright .. 14 3 52 0 ... Owen .. 10 0 28 1 ... ... 3 0 10 0 Bawtree... .. 5 1 IB 1 .. Carpenter .. 2 0 3 0 ... E ssex . First Innings. O. M.R. W . Baldwin........... 34.4 18 36 6 W ootton ... 20 8 40 1 Soar ........... 15 4 41 2 Second Innings. O. M. R W . . 18*4 8 42 7 7 1 21 1 . 1 1 4 20 1 LANCASHIRE v. SOMERSET. This match was set for decision at Manchester on July 25, 26 and 27, but owing to heavy rains and the consequent unfitness of the wicket, not a ball was bowled. The teams selected were L ancashire . Mr. A. C. Maclaren, Albert Ward, Briggs, Mr. F. N. Sugg, Baker, Mr. A . Tinsley, Tyldesly, Mold. Paul, Smith, Lancaster or Hallam. S omerset . Mr. S. M. J. Woods, Mr. R. C. N. Palairet, Mr. G. Fowler, Mr. V. T. Hill, Mr. E. D. Compton, Mr. F. B. Roche, Mr. C. E. Dunlop, Dr. Trask, Captain W . Hedley, Nichols, and Tyler. ST. SW ITH IN ’S v. BARCLAY’S C.C.—Played at Catford Bridge on July 18 and 19. S t . S within ’ s . W . A. Gilligan, c Orp- wood, b Jones... W . H. Coppinger, Mason, b Fluck J. H. Dimsdale, Cooper, b Jones A . W . Harpur, lbw, b F lu ck.........................31 G. R. Blades, not out 0 B 8 ,lb l, w 1 ... 10 Total ..161 W.W.Greenhill,bJones 3 S. Silverthorne, A. E. D. Lewis, G. G. Kirchner, S. S. Leigh, and G. C. Breese did not bat. B arclay ’ s J. H. Mason, run out 13 F. A. H. Jones, b Greenhill.................. 0 A . B. Youngman, b Gilligan .................. 8 J. E. Chipp, c Silver- thome, b Greenhill 5 W . N. Seeley, not out 7 G. Orpwood, b Green­ hill .......................... 0 A. Partner, b Gilligan 3 W . R. Fluck, b Green­ hill ..........................11 G. Y. Haiwood, b Greenhill.................. 1 J. Cooper, b Greenhill 4 H. Gregg, c Greenhill, b Gilligan................. 0 B 7, nb 3...........10 Total 62 ST. SW ITH IN ’S v. SM ITH’S.-Played at Catford Bridge on July 25 and 26. S mith ’ s . W . B. Ball, bVeillard 7 B. Draper, b Veillard 1 J.J. Turner,bVeillard 13 W . H. Hilton, b Har­ pur .......................... 0 G. G. Snydden,b Veil­ lard ... .................. 11 E. Sanders, b Veillard 13 J. W . Star, b Veillard C. Girdlestone, cLewis, b Veillard ........... L. H. Curtis, b Harpur A. R. Blake, not out J .W .Nelson,b Harpur E x tra s.................. A. W . Harpur, c Snud- den, b H ilton.......... 4 C. Sabin, b H ’lton ... 0 A. E. Lewis, b Sanders 10 S. Silverthorne, b Gir­ dlestone ..................29 A .E .V eillard, c Blake, b Hilton .................. ,8 F. Odell, b Girdlestone 14 G. R. Blades, b Girdle­ stone ..........................17 S t . S w iT n iif’s. Total S. S. Leigh, b Girdle­ stone .......................... H. Si1verthome, b Gir­ dlestone .................. A. F. Blades, not out R. Callon, b Hilton ... E x tras.................. Total 95 ST. SW ITH IN ’S v. INGATESTONE.—Played at Catford Bridge (by permission of Private Banks C.C.) on July 27. I ngatestone . L.J.Petre b Chambers H. M. Colegrave, b Greenhill.................. 1 T. P.Watkins, run out 41 J. A. Hardcastle, c Nelson, b Greenhill 1 W . Kortright, c sub., b Templeton ..........33 J. Maxwell Scott, b Greenhill E. J. Marven, b Boy­ ton .................. R. J. Upton, run out H. D. Wraith, b Boy­ ton E. W . Hardy, run out Rev. C. Earle, not out B 9, lb 1, w 4 Hy. Boyton, not out 108 G. R. Blades, b Cole­ grave .......................... 0 J. P. Nelson, lbw, b Kortright.....................32 Chambers, c Hardy, b Watkins .....................30 S t . S within ’ s . Total Total CROYDON v. BEDDINGTON .-Played at Bedding­ ton on July 27. C roydon . E. W . Smith, b Lin­ gard .......................... 60 C W . A. Feist, c Moody, b Lingard .. 18 C. G. May. not out ... 11 B 18, lb 6 ...........24 H.R.Groom,c Cheales, b Lingard.................. A.E.Clarke,b Hodgson S. J. Ching, b Lingard J.Whitcomb, c Moody, b Hodgson ........... T.A. Watson, b Hodg­ son .......................... Total *197 ...109 ...249 J. A . Archer, E. G. Paget and L. K . Watson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B eddington . C. Lindsay, not out ... 27 H. M. Moody, not out 10 B 8, lb 1 ................... 9 Rev. H. A. Hodgson, b Paget .................. C. B. Cheales, b Smith F. E. Goddard, c Groom, b Ching ... 29 Total W . H. Lindsay,b Feist J. S. Christopher, R. C. Kirkman, C. F. Evans, F. C. Lingard and W. Beams did not bat. CROYDON v. BEDDINGTON .-Played at Croydon on July 27. C roydon . R. Paget, c Landon, b Yates .................. 3 A. C. Dent, c Taylor, b Newcomb ...........46 E. A . Williams, b Landon .................. 3 R. D. Dalgleish, c Val- der, b Yates ........... 3 T. S. Ready, b Moody 8 T. A. Jenkins, c New­ comb, b Taylor 24 J. H. Hardy, c and b Taylor ................... 0 A. L. Curtis, b Yates 25 T. D. Southgate, b Yates ...................13 E. E. White, not out 2 T. Jenkinson, cH ill, b ^ Voffla f) B 11, lb 3‘ w l,n b “iil6 IS o£L — Total ...........145 C. Morris, b Dent A. Hill, b Hardy ... A . B. Yates, b Hardy P. S. Moody, c South­ gate, b Williams B eddington . Valder, lbw, b Jenkins 12 E. Taylor, not out ... 5 B 5, lb 2 ........... 7 Total (5 wkts) 155 T. Landon, not out ... 61 F. Newcomb, J. Henderson, A . Kirkman and A. Collins did not bat. LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK v. LON­ DON AND COUNTY BAN K .-P layed at “ The Greyhound,” Dulwich, on July 23, 24, and 25. L ondon and W estminster B ank . H. O. Manfield, b Bishop .................. L. Pitt Brook, b Wells J. Bradbery, b Wells C. J. Bowman, not out A . Podmore, b Wells B 8, lb 4 ........... Total A. H. Breese, lbw, b Hardy .................. 5 W , F. Grant, not out 19 J. H. Dimsdale, b Hardy ...................19 B 3, lb 3 .......... 6 W . W . Gieenhill, S. P. Judge, S. J. Templeton, and G. C. Bretse did not bat.___________ “ Barbados Cricketer’s Annual for 1894-95.” This little volume reaches us from the West Indies, and is a modest attempt to .summarise the srason’s play in the island, and to further the interests of the game therein. The compiler is evidently much in earnest, stating that the idea of publishing the annual has been ‘ drove into him,’ and trusting that the book will become ‘ a dire necessity amongst a’l cricketers in these parts.’ No doubt next year’s issue will be improved in several up-to-date particulars, but the present annual affords much information, interesting even beyond the confines of Barbados, and the article on school cricket contains many admonitions which need enforcing at home as much as in the Caribbees. The proud Barbadians are especially proud of P. F. Warner, who hails from Harrison College in the island. C. A. Snell, b Bienvenu 37 F. F. Musson, b Wells 38 W . Bradbery, c and b Bienvenu.................. 2 C. S. J. Douglat?, b Bishop .................. 11 H. B. Squire, c Hear- sum, b Bishop.......... 7 C.C.Simpson, b Bishop 13 L ondon and C ounty B ank . W . Bentley, c Brook, J. A. Bienvenu, not b Podmore ........... 1 J. Hearsum, c Pod­ more, b Simpson ... 22 P. Wells, lbw, b Pod­ more .......................... 5 A. Jackson, c W . Brad­ bery, b Simpson ... 3 ! W . R. Pattinson, c Squire, b Simpson... 11 j F J. Finlinson, b Pod­ more .......................... 0 ; Total out B. M. Waldock, b Pod­ more .......................... E. R. Horne, b Pod­ more .......................... F. G. Cummings, b Simpson .................. A. Bishop, absent B 10,lb 2 ........... LONDON & WESTM INSTER BANK v. THE ALLE YN .—Played at Denmark Hill on July 27. L ondon and W estminster B ank . F. F. Musson, b Brad- bery ..........................10 L. Pitt-Brook,b Thom­ son ..........................58 J. H. Herschel, b Flower ..................11 C. C. Simpson, c Btn- son, b Hawkins ... 41 W . Bradbery, C. A . Snell, J. Bradbery, and A. Podmore did not bat. * Innings declared closed. A lleyn . H. B. Squire, b Flower 19 G. Raby, not out ... 17 C. J. Bowman, not out .......................... 19 B 11, lb 3 ... 14 Total (5 wkts) ...*189 A. W . Benson, b Pod­ more .......................... 2 H. Hall, b Podmore... 41 E. C. Thompson, st Brook. bSneil........... 6 E. J. Bradbery, st Brook, b Snell........... 2 C. J. Parsons, c W . Bradbury, b Snell.. 5 A. E. Flower, b Pod­ more .......................... 0 A. Parsons, c J. Brad­ bery, b Snell ........... W.F.Hawkins, b Pod­ more ...................'... R. D. Shaw, not out .. J. Pratt, c Musson, b S n ell.......................... A.Mornington,run out B 11,lb 3........... Total ..........