Cricket 1895

A ug . 8, 1895. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 333 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v . SUSSEX. A t Bristol, August 5th, 6th, and 7th. Each side was strongly represented, Sussex giving a trial to Mr. J. C. Hartley of Oxford, who was just outside this year’s University eleven, and Gloucestershire making no change from the victorious team of last week. It was therefore a disappointment to all con­ cerned that rain fell s o steadily that it was not possible even to make a start on Monday. On Tuesday a start was made, but only thirty-five minutes play was possible, showers falling all the day, and in the course of the afternoon parts of the ground were under water. Marlow and Ranjitsinhji were in the short period of play disposed of by► Jessop, the score being 30 for two wickets. Yesterday, on a cakey wicket, Townsend and Jessop bowled with great effect and the whole side was disposed of for 99, the innings lasting an hour and three quarters. Glouces­ ter began very badly, losing Grace, Ferris, and Humphrey for 20, but Jessop and Wrathall put a better aspect on matters, the former hitting up 53. including nine 4’s, in half-an-hour, and Townsend also making a good show in his 28 made in fifty minutes, the Gloucestershire total reached 159. Sussex were 60 runs'to the bad, and made a shockingly bad show, all being disposed of for 60, Townsend being quite irresistable. Gloucestershire making the small sum required without loss, and winning by ten wickets, a result as will be seen by the analysis, chiefly due to Jessop and Townsend. Score and S u ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. M r. C. B. Fry, c Sewell, b Jessop .................................. 18 s t B o a r d , b Townsend ... 18 Marlow, b Jessop.................. 0 s t B o a r d , b Townsend ... 0 K. S. Ranjitsinhji, b Jessop.................................. 17 b Townsend ... 2 Mr. W . L. Murdoch, lbw, b T ow nsend.......................... 8 c P a i n t e r , b Townsend ... 0 Mr. G. Brann, c Grace, b T ow nsend.......................... 1 c P a i if t e r, b Townsend ... 0 Mr. W . Newham, c Wra­ thall, b Townsend ........... 8 c Sewell, b Rob­ erts .................. 1 Bean, c Ferris, b Townsend 15 b Townsend ... 21 Parris, c Roberts, b Towns­ end .................................. 13 s t B o a r d , b Townsend ... 2 Mr. J. C. Hartley, b Jessop 3 not out ........... 3 Butt, not out.......................... 6 b Jessop ........... 7 Tate, c Sewell, b Jessop ... 3 c Rice, b Jessop .. 4 B 6, nb 1 .......................... 7 B 1, nb 1 ... 2 Total.......................... 99 Total ... 60 G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First Innings. Dr. W . G. Grace, b Parris ................... 1 Mr. J. J. Ferris, c Brann, b Parris ... 12 Mr. W . M. Heming­ way, b Tate ........... 3 Mr. G. J. Jessop, st Butt, b Fry ...........53 Wrathall, b Parris ... 27 Mr. R. W . Rice, Hartley, b Fry Second Innings : Mr. J. J. Ferris, not out, 0; Mr. G. L. Jessop, not out, 1 -Total 1. ... 10 Mr. C. L. Townsend, c Butt, b F r y ........ 28 Mr. C. O. H. Sewell, st Butt, b Hartley... 2 Painter, c Brann, b Hartley .................... 4 Board, not out ........ 14 Roberts, b Fry ..< ... 0 B 4, nb 1 ............ 5 Total ...159 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u ss ex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W . O. M. R. W. Townsend ... 23 4 59 5 ............ 14 4 28 7 Jessop........... 22*411 33 5 ............ 7*2 1 21 2 Roberts ... 6 2 9 1 Jessop bowled two no-balls. G lou cestersh ire . Eirst Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M. R. W . Tate ........... 17 4 64 1 ............ ’3 0 1 0 P a rris........... 22 6 48 3 Fry ........... 12-1 3 21 4 Hartley ... 7 2 21 2 Fry bowled a no-ball. x C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. West’s Pocket Scoring Book, 1/2 each, post free.—To be obtained at the Office of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. CRYSTAL PALACE v. HORNSEY.—Played at Palace on August 3. C r y s ta l P a l a c e . H. M. Colegrave, b Davis..........................11 A. Cosens, not out ... 16 Dr.W.Umney, not out 13 B 18, lb 2, nb 1... 21 L. S. Wells, b Back- meister ..................13 A.W . Gardner-Wollo- ton, b Davis ...........26 J. F. Dunlop, c Talbot, b Tubby .................. 1 C. Mitchell, b Davis... 58 E. H. Lulham, c Nicholls, b Davis ... 4 L. T. Hay, W . J. Todd and M. Moberley did not bat. * Innings declared closed. H o r n sey . Total *163 F. Nirnmo, c|Lulham, b Wells .................. W.P.Harrison,st Cole­ grave, b Wells R.W.Nicholls,st Cole­ grave, b Wells G. H. Swinstead, c Todd, b Cosens ... 21 W . H. Davis, not out 55 E. A. Cox, not out ... 6 B 1, nb 1, .......... 2 Total (4 wkts.)... 96 L. H. Bacmeister, D. Nimmo, E. W . Nicholls, F. Talbot and F. O. Tubby did not bat. NORWOOD v. FOREST H IL L .-P layed at Nor­ wood on August 3rd. ‘ N o rw o o d , 0 W . Austin, lbw, b Hooker ..................48 L. Goodwin, not out... 6 Extras................... 6 J. R. Goold, run out S.Holland, c Newman, b Capes ..................10 A. Goodwin, n >t out... 60 C. A . Checkland, c Cockell, b Balknell 11 Total * Innings declared. F orest H il l . H. A. Hooker, b Aus- W . Hurlock, not out tin ........................... 9 C. J. S. Douglas, b Austin .................. 57 W . W . Capes, c Bes­ semer, b Austin ... 24 *141 18 C. J. Welchman, not out ..............................22 Extras.................... 8 Total ............138 HONOR OAK v. HORNSEY RISE.—Played at Honor Oak on August 5. H ornsey R is e . H. Lanham, b Hayes 21 J. Burrage, b Hayes... 1 C. Gale, c Holford, b Hayes .................. 10 J. T. Davies, b Hayes 0 W.Burke, c Dickason, b Hayes .................. 4 J. B. Davies, c and b Hayes .................. 3 F. Lewis, c Dickason, b B elleni.................. 13 G.Buckthorpe,bHayes 0 E. Eldred, c Ridge, b Belleni .................. 2 G. Gale, c Dickason, b B elleni................... 3 J. Burke, not out ... 4 B 8, lb 1 .................. 9 Total , 70 H onor O a k . E. G. Hayes, b J. T. Davies ................... 185 T. R. Dickason, b J. T. Davies....................131 E. Holford, b J. T. Davies ................... 6 F. Harrison, b J. T. Davies .....................24 W . Tapp, c and b J. B. Davies...................74 H. Burton, lbw, b J. B. Davies ........... 4 G. Hayman, not out 22 B 11, lb 2, w 3 ... 16 Total ...462 F. Belleni, F. Wilkie, S. Dickason, and W . Ridge did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. ISLINGTON ALBION.—Played at Hampstead on Aug. 3. I slin g to n A lb io n . R. F. Chaldecott, b Spofforth.................. S. H. Williams, b S elfe.......................... W .H.Robson, c Mack­ intosh, b Spofforth J. Gibbon, c Griffiths, b Spofforth .......... B. W . Sharp, c Mc- Millin, b Spofforth H. Collett, c and b Mackintosh ........... 10 C. A. Covernton, b Spofforth.................. J. P. Ward, c Griffiths, b Spofforth .......... J.H. Oxley, c Mackin­ tosh, b Spofforth ... E. Reid, c McMillin, b Mackintosh .......... A. J.Wheeler, n ot ou t B 7, W 1, nb 1 ... Total ........... H am pstead . E. Field, b Gibbon ... 61 E. Figgis, c Oxley, b Chaldecott ...........18 W . Danby, b Gibbon 36 F.R.Spofforth, not out 17 Total (for 3 wkts) 155 J. C. Toller, C. D. McMillin, H. T. Tewson, T. W . Mackintosh, F. V. Selfe, and G. Riley did not bat. R. C. Griffiths, out .................. B 8, w 1, nb 2 HONOR OAK v. TOW NLEY PARK.—Played at Honor Oak on August 3. H onor O a k . E. G. Hayes, c W ood, b W allers.................25 T .R . Dickason.bBiggs 83 H. Burton, b Wallers 0 A. Jones, b W . W ood 4 S. D i c k a s o n , c C. W ood, b Biggs ... 16 C. W . Lander, not out 2 H. Holford, c Biggs, b W . W oods ...........11 C. H. Mayo, c and b Wallers ................... 2 F. Wilkie, c Wallers, b Kemp ................... 1 W . Ridge, c Kemp, b W . Woods .......... 16 C. D. Hayes, b Biggs 0 B 8, lb 1 ........... 9 Total T o w n le y P a r k . 3 W . W ood, b Wilkie., J. K e m p , b E. G. Hayes ................... 8 A . B. Gasson, c C. Hayes,bE.G.Hayes 9 J. Buck, b Wilkie ... 0 E. Saberton, c Bur­ ton, b Ridge ......... 30 G. Simpson, P. J. Broadhurst and W . Biggs did not bat. A. Waller, b Ridge ... 13 C. W ood, not out ... 7 W . Playford, not out 0 Bye ................... 1 Total (6 wkts) 71 FOREST H ILL v. NORBURY PARK.—Played at Forest Hill on August 6. F orest H il l . H. A. Hooker, b Ben­ son .......................... 9 W . S. Holt, b Benson 7 H. Reid, lbw, b Storer 18 W . S. Pierce, b Benson 3 C. Welchman, b Ben­ son ..........................13 L. I. Cockell, b Holmes 36 F. Balknill, b Benson 18 In the second innings : H. A.Hooker, not out, 21; W . S. Holt, b Macaldin, 11; H. Reid, not out, 6; extras. 7. Total, 45. J. W . Pratt, lbw, b Benson .................. 0 F. Healy, b H olm es... 8 F. Lloyd, b Benson ... 0 D. A. Tuck, b Benson 17 H. G. Pickett, not out 0 Extras................... 6 N o rbury P a r k , First Innings. H. C. Plummer, b Balknill 4 R. C. Storer, b Welchman 23 E. Benson, b Welchman ... 5 F. Holmes, b Welchman ... 12 A . R. Hoare, b Welchman 0 Second Innings, b Welchman ... 2 b Hooker ........... 5 b Welchman ... 0 b Hooker ...........50 c Lloyd, bW elch- m a n .................. 0 E. Woodard, c Pratt, b W elchm an.......................... 0 b Hooker ... J. Snowden, c Lloyd, b W elchm an.......................... 6 b Welchman C. E. Snowden, b Balknill 0 b Hooker .. J. J. Macaldin,runout ... 0 runout J. Heath, c Pierce, bWelch- 10 0 21 P. E. Barton, not out........... 0 J. Raphael, b Welchman ... 0 Extras.......................... 1 Total.................. 62 c Tuck, b Welch­ man ................. 21 cCockell,bHooper o not out.................. 0 Extras ... 4 Total ...........116 CRYSTAL PALACE v. WEST KENT, -Played at Crystal Palace on August 5. W est K e n t . F. A. Green, b Hay ... 35 A.Robertson,b Nelson 0 J. C. Mallam, b Pile... 27 W . Tyne, c Pile, b Campbell.................. 5 A. A. Torrens, c Cole­ grave, b D. E. Lock­ hart ..........................11 C. P. Nickalls, c Bar- chard, b Nelson ... 91 H. A. Hutton, c Pile, b Hay .................. 1 C r y sta l J. M. Campbell, c Chattel, b Hurlbatt 70 F. H. Nelson, not out 63 H. M. Colegrave, b Budworth .......... 12 R. H. Dunn, b Coaens D. P. D. Budworth, c Hay, b Barchard ... C. Hurlbatt, c Camp­ bell, b Barchard ... D. Chattell, not out... G. Edleman. c Cole­ grave, b Pile ........... B 12,lb 2 ........... Total ...........1 P a la c e . L. T. Hay, c Dunn, b Budworth ........... 0 B 10, nb 1 ...........11 Total (3 wkts.) 156 W . J. Todd, F. C. Barchard, R. H. Dillon, D. E. Lockhart, M. Moberley, T. Cosens, T. L. Lockhart and G. H. Pile did not bat. C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. West’s Pocket Scoring Book, 1/2 each, post free.—To be obtained at the Office of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.