Cricket 1895

326 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 8, 1895. YORKSHIRE v . HAMPSHIRE. A t Sheffield, August 1st and 2nd. The absence of Messrs. Jackson and Mitchell from the Yorkshire team was by no means fortunate for the northerners in this match in which 38 wickets fell for 444runs and Hampshire won by two wickets. It is by no means depreciatory of Hampshire’s excellent bowling to say that the batting of the two Cantabs might possibly have turned the scale. In the Hants team appeared Mr. E. H. Buckland who will be well remembered as the old Oxford bowler, but who has not been seen in first-clasp cricket for some years. He, with seven wickets for 61 runs, made a distinguished re-entry into county cricket and should be very useful to Hampshire. In Yoikshire’s first innings his bowling and that of Baldwin were quite too much on a bowler’s wicket for all the batsmen except three, Brown, Lord Hawke, and Mounsey, the remaining eight contributing four runs apiece. But Peel and Wainwright bowled so well when the turn of Hamp­ shire for batting arrived, that but for A. J. L. Hill, who was the batting hero of the match, the southern county would have fared even worse. Hill made 46 of 120 from the bat in capital style and with a confidence very uncommon on such a wicket. On Friday York­ shire went in with arrears of 17 and these were obtained by Brown without loss. But adding five, the Driffield professional was bowled off his pads, having scored all the runs then obtained, and Tunni­ cliffe and Denton, who played in excellent form, looked like running up a bii? score. Tunnicliffe was in fifty minutes for 13 and Denton an hour for 32, but on their dismissal wickets fell very fast to Soar, who took his first four wickets for seven runs. Eight wickets were down for 83, and though Mounsey and Hirst put on 24 for the nin^h the side was all out for 111. Hampshire wanted 95 to win, and three wickets fell for 19. Then a shower fell, and Hill, when play resumed, hit finely, the wicket being easier, Captain Quinton, his partner, playing a strictly defensive game, not opening his score for half an hour. Fifty- five runs were added for the fourth wicket, which fell at 74, leaving 25 to get to win. Yorkshire played up very hard, and Steele was dismissed at 79, Buckland at 83. Hill at 87, and Soar at 88. Bencraft and Bald­ win were then together and every ball was watched with interest. The batsmen proved equal to the occasion and, amid great excitement, slowly obtained the necessary seven, Hants thus obtaining a most creditable victory. Score and analysis Y orkshire . First Innings. Brown, c Bencraft, b Bald­ win ... .......................... 25 Tunnicliffe, c Steele, b Bald­ win ................................... 9 Denton, c and b Buckland 0 Moorhouse, lbw,b Buckland 2 Wainwright, b Buckland ... 6 Peel, c Bencraft, b Baldwin 3 Lord Hawke, c Quinton, b Baldwin ..........................23 Mr. F. W. Milligan, ht wkt, b B aldw in.......................... 0 Mounsey, c Barton, b Buck­ land ..................................17 Hirst, c Steele, b Buckland 3 Hunter, not out B 12, lb 1... Total... ..110 Second Innings. b B aldw in...........22 c Soar, b Buck­ land ...................13 b Soar...................32 st R o b s o n , b B aldw in........... 1 c Robson, b Soar 0 st R o b s o n , b B aldw in...........10 b S oar................... 0 b Soar................... 5 cWynyard,b Soar 15 c Robson, b Buck­ land ...................11 not out................... 1 Bye ........... 1 Total ...111 H ampshire . MERTON y. IBIS.—Played at Dulwich on Aug. 3. First Innings. Mr. C. Robson, b Wain­ wright..................................16 Barton, c Tunnicliffe, b Peel 1 Capt. Wynyard, lbw, b Peel 15 Capt. Quinton, c and b Peel 4 Second Innings. b P e e l................... 1 c Wainwright, b P e e l...................13 b P e e l................... 5 c Moorhouse, b P e e l...................16 b Wainwri&ht ... 49 c Brown, b Peel 0 b Wainwright ... 1 not out................... 4 st Hirst, b Peel... 2 Mr. A. J. L. Hill, b Milligan 46 Mi’.E. H.Buckland,c Wain­ wright, b H irst................... 7 Soar, st Hunter, b Peel ... 8 Mr. R. Benoraft, c Hunter, b Wainwright ... ... 4 Mr. D. A. Steele, not o u t... 17 Baldwin, c Tunnicliffe, b Wainwright ... ........... 2 notout.................... 2 W ootton, c Hunter, b Wain­ wright .................................. 0 B 6, lb 1 ........................... 7 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 Total..................... 127 Total (8 wkts) 96 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Baldwin ... 26 8 46 5 ............ 20 9 42 3 W ootton ... 9 4 21 0 ........... 7 1 16 0 Buckland ...16*1 4 30 5 ............ 18 6 31 2 Soar ... 9 4 5 21 5 Peel................ Wainwright Hirst ......... Milligan First Innings. O. M. R . W . 27 8 58 4 . 23-1 8 37 4 . 11 4 13 1 . 8 3 12 1 . Second Innings. O. M. R. W . . 35 20 37 6 ,. 29-213 42 2 , . 5 4 6 0 . 5 2 8 0 NORTHBROOK v. BROMLEY.—Played at Bromley on August 2. B romley . W . H. Hardcastle, b Higham .................. F. M.Smith, c Abbott, b H igham ................. L. Lezzi, b Higham ... W . G. Hewett, not out B 4, lb 2 ........... A. H. Hewett, b Hig­ ham .......................... 7 A. H. Bennett, b Hig­ ham ..........................51 C.P.Hewett, b Abbott 19 J. E. Jeary, c Hooper, b S m ith .......... ... 28 M. Baker, b Smith ... 19 A.J. Kellenay,run out 0 Total ...........145 J. Welks, b Smith ... 5 N orthbrook . C. Higham scored, not out, 42; A . H. Smith, not out, 53. B 4, lb 2.—Total 101. F. H. Willis, C. O. Springthorpe, H. Goodall, S. Abbott, J. W . Knowles. C. A . Hooper, A. D. Kennard, S. J. Abbott, and W . C. Ford did not bat. NORTHBROOK v. BURNTASH WANDERERS. - Played at Lee on August 5. N orthbrook . W . O. W illis, b Ekins 22 A. H. Smith, c and b Perch..........................11 C. Higham, b Perch... 2 F. H. Willis, c Pate, b Ralph ...................26 C. O. Springthorpe, c and b Perch .......... 115 E. A. Pawle, not out 128 H. boodall, notout ... 26 B 3, lb 1, w 1, nb 1 6 Total .......... 336 J. W . Knowles, W . C. Ford, and C. A. Hooper did not bat. B urntash W anderers . W . S. Pate, b Goodall 54 H. W . Gill, b Ford ... 1 E. F. Debenham, c F. W illis, b Ford . ... 0 Perch, c and b Higham 7 J. P. Clarkson, c F. W illis, b Ford........... 7 H. N. Smith, c Spring­ thorpe, b Goodall .. 15 N. W . Norman, b Higham .................. Ralph, not out ........... Ekins, b Goodall ... C. H. Ryder, c Smith, b Higham.................. R. Cuff, not out........... Byes ......... . ... Total ..120 LONDON & COUNTY BANK v. UNION BANK.— Played at Dulwich on July 30 and 31. U nion B ank . C. A. Watson, run out 3 J.H.Warren, c Pattin­ son, b Bishop........... 0 G. A . Lloyd, b Bishop 27 D. H. Langriege, c Wells, b Sargant ... 6 E. A Stevenson, b Bishop .................. 2 J. L. Parsons, b Wells 5 W . Simon, b Bishop... R.H.Hughes, b Bishop S. Pearson, not out ... J. C. Robertson, b Bishop .................. P. J. Wiffen, b Bishop B 3, lb 2 ........... Total .., ... L ondon and C ounty B ank . W . Bentley, n otou t... 21 P. Wells, lbw, b Pear­ son .......................... 6 T. Bishop, b Pearson 0 G. P. Blizard, b Pear­ son .......................... 1 E. R. Horne, b Simon 10 S. H. Sargant, A. Jackson, B. M. Waldock, and F. J. Finlinson did not bat. J. A . Bienvena, c Lan- gridge, b Roberts ... W . R. Pattinson, not out .......................... B 11, lb 3 ........... Total ........... LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK v. H. GODWARD’S X I.—Played at Denmark Hill on July 31. L ondon and W estminster B ank . C. A . Snell, b Hum­ phreys ..................16 F. F. Musson, b Hum­ phreys .................. 3 C. T. Lawless, b W ick 18 H .O .Manfield, b W ick 9 C. J. Bowman, b W ick 6 L. Pitt-Brook, lbw, b Humphreys ...........13 H. O. Squire, c Barber, b Humphreys...........15 H . G odward ’ A. Podmore, b Hogg F. H. Pritchard, b Humphreys ........... A. J. Richardson, not out .......................... S. Bowman, c Pear­ son, b Humphreys... B 12, lb 3................... Total X I. Spratley, run out Pearman, c and t Lawless ................. Gardner, b Podmore.., Humphreys.b Lawless Godward, b Lawless... 10 Wightwick, run out ... 0 Crawfus, c Podmore, h Lawless ...........11 Barber, c Musson, Lawless ........... Laroner, b Snell... Carrick, not out... Hogg, b Snell ... B 8, lb 4, w 1... Total E. Buckland, c and b Whitley ...................24 H. W . Perkins, b Whitley ................... 1 W . L. Roberson, b Whitley ...................26 E. Dorrington, c sub., b Godward ........... 9 H. Mason, c and b Whitley ...................10 I bis . G. Allanson, c E. God­ ward, b Godward ... 5 W . Clark, b Fay ... 9 Prince, run o u t ...........10 G. Rogers, c Fry. b Fay 12 W . Wright, not o u t... 0 Fairman, c Young, b Whitley ................... 2 Byes.................. 5 Total ...113 E. Godward, c Mason, b Buckland .......... H.E. C. Fry, b Wri-fht Dr. Young, b Wright A.L. Pathson, not out B 3 ,lb 5 ........... Total ...........1 F. L. Head, b W right 1 C. A. Godward, b W right....................... 5 H. W . Stedman, b Wright .................. 1 F. D. Head, c and b Buckland.................. 23 M. A. Whitley, not out ..........................54 E. F. Fay and N. H. Cooke did'not bat. Mr. T. W . GIRDLESTONE’S X I. v. GIRDLE- STONEITES (Charterhouse).—Played at Sunning- dale School on J uly 31st. G irdlestoneites . F. J.Walton, b Daffen 0 G. M. Mort, b Daffen 15 G. A. S. Richardson, b P iper..........................10 J. Healy, b O. T. Cooke 11 H. W . Currey, run out 3 M. E. Richardson, b Piper.......................... 0 G. R. Ryder, c W . M. Cooke, b Daffen ... 2 G. S. Churchill, b Daffen .................. A.W .Hooper, b Daffen A.D.Buzzard, b Daffen T. S. Hollebone, not out ........................... B 10, lb 1, w 1 ... Total 58 M r . T. W . G irdlestone ’ s X I. A . Daffen, b Walton 47 C .H . Marten, bCurrey 33 O. T. Cooke, b Currey 7 W . M. Cooke, c M. Richardson.bWalton 53 Rev. J. O. Young, b Currey ................... 0 E. O. Cochrane, c G. Richardson. bCurrey 0 H. Pige-Leschallas, b Currey ................... 6 J. H. Kemp-Welch, run out ................... 0 E. C’ulme - Seymour, not out ..................13 R. E. D. Milner, b Buzzard .................. 0 E.W . Piper, b Buzzard 0 B 3, lb 1, w 1, nb 1 6 Total ...165 PRESCOTT DIMSDALE v. GLYN, M ILLS & CO.- Played at Catford Bridge on July 25 and 26. P rescott D imsdale . W . H. Coppinger, not out ..........................40 J. H. Dimsdale, b Case 17 W . Rowledge, b Hoe 9 H. E. Harris, c and b N ash.......................... 8 L. G. Ilsley, c Rodick, b Nash .................. F. E. Hills, b Hoe J. Brown, b B 2, lb 1, w 3~ Total ...102 W . A. Green, H. J. Anwyl, L. H. Brewitt, and F. Yaughan did not bat. G lyn , M ills & Co. F. Golding, b Hills ... 0 A. S. Hoe, b Ilsley ... 10 W . Sedgfleld, b Ilsley 21 W . L. Lagden, b Ilsley 4 J. Coulson, b Ilsley ... 1 A. Heinig, c and b Ilsley.......................... 0 P. R. Case, b Hsley ... 2 E. Rodick, not out ... 10 H. S. Kerr, c Coppin­ ger, b Brown ......... 0 W . H. Lewis, b Brown 0 T. S. Nash, not out ... 0 B 1, lb 2, nb 1 ... 4 Total 52 THE WANDERERS v. NORWOOD.—Played at Norwood on August 5. N orwood . W . Austin, st Beh­ rend, b Jephson ... 0 J. R . Goold, b Jeph­ son ..........................11 S. Hollands, st Beh­ rend, b Jephson ... 9 C. A . Checkland, b Jephson .................. 4 L. Goodwin, c Leane, b Jephson ...........26 H. A. Sherriff, cand b Jephson ................... 0 T he W anderers . H. P. Henty, b Jeph­ son .......................... 0 H. Featherstone, b Jephson .................. 4 H. Bessemer, st Beh­ rend, b Bicknell ... 10 W . Goodwin, not out 1 Last, b Jephson........... 0 E x tra s.................. 4 Total ...........69 A. H. Behrend, c Bes­ semer, b L ast...........48 W . E. Hobbs, b Austiu 14 W . Braxton-Smith, b Austin .................. 59 H. C. Pretty, c and b Sherriff .................. 13 G. E. Bicknell, c W . Goodwin, b Goold ... 0 Total A. J. Clarke and F. D. Pawle did not bat. \ S. Colman, notout ... 53 B. Maughan, c Sher­ riff, b A u stin .......... 5 A. B. Leane, c Fea­ therstone, b Sherriff 14 D. L. A. Jephson, not out .......................... 21 E x tra s.................. 22 ...249