Cricket 1895

334 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 8, 1895. THE WANDERERS’ TOUR. WANDERERS v. REIGATE PRIORY.—Played at Reigate on July 25. W an d e r e r s . F. C.Adair-Thompson, b English.................. 1 E. H. S. Berridge, st Finch, b Haywood... 46 F. D. Pawle, not out... 52 G. P. Joy, not out ... 3 E x tra s...................10 Total (for 7 wkts)*305 S. Colman, lbw, b Mor­ rison ..........................33 D. L. A. Jephson, st Finch, b Brickett ... 86 G.E.Bicknell, c Night­ ingale, b Morrison... 24 W . E. Hobbs, c Clarke, b Morrison ...........16 J. H. Yearsley, c Dun- gate, b Morrison ... 34 C. A. Beldam and R. N. Dowgless did not bat. * Innings declared closed. R e ig a t e P r io r y . W . Dorling, b Beldam 4 C. B. Haywood, b Bel- F. J. Nightingale, c dam .......................... Pawle, b Beldam ... 0 H. Grower, b Beldam H. Dungate, c Hobbs, F. C. Morrison, not out b Beldam .................28 G.Brickett, cand b T. D. Lee, b Beldam... 1 Beldam ................... A . English, b Beldam 1 E x tra s................... J. Finch, b Beldam ... 2 — A . F. Clarke, c Joy, b Total ...........44 Beldam ................... 4 In the second innings Clarke scored,notout, 52; Morrison, lbw, b Jephson, 37. Extras, 7.—Total, 96. THE WANDERERS v. THE MOTE.—Played at Maidstone on July 26 and 27. T h e M o t e . Rev. R. T. Thorton, b Joy ..........................38 F. M. Atkins, b Joy... 14 S. H. Pedley,b Joy ... 12 W . Wright, b Jeph­ son ..........................116 E. M. Leveson-Gower, b J o y .......................... 0 A. M. S t r e a t f e i l d - Moore, c Coleman, b Jephson..................15 F.S.Stenning,c Hobbs, b Bicknell ...........17 E.Hickmott,b Jephson 42 K McAlpine.bThomp- son .......................... 20 H arris b Bicknell ... 3 F.S.W.Cornwallis, not out ...........................27 Extras ...........17 Total .. 321 Second Innings: Atkins, not out, 20; Hickmott, not out, 4; McAlpine, b Joy, 12; extras, 0. Total (1 wkt), 36. W anderers . First Innings. Second Innings. S.Colman, ht wkt, b Thorn­ ton..........................................12 c Leveson-Gower, b W right ... 1 D. L. A. Jephson, b L .- G ow er..................................47 cAtkins,bW right 29 G. E. Bicknell, c Pedley, b L.-Gower .......................... 19 c Thornton, b W right ........... 7 G.P. Joy, c and b Thornton 3 c Hickmott, b Pedley ........... 4 F. D. Pawle, c Hickmott, b W right ..........................28 st Hickmott, Pedley ... W . E. Hobbs, c Stenning, b Thornton .......................... 0 c Hickmott, Thornton... J.H. Yearsley, st Hickmott, b W right ..........................20 c and b Pedley F. C. Adair-Thompson, b W right.................................. 0 cAtkins,bW right 6 H. E. Scoones, bHarris ... 0 notout.................... 8 O. Prentis, not oat ...........28 b Leveson-Gower 8 W . Couchman, c L.-Gower, b Thornton..........................27 cPrentis,b Thorn­ ton ..................14 Extras .................. 14 Extras ... 25 .. 26 b .. 30 21 Total Total ...179 WANDERERS v. EASTBOURNE. — Played at Eastbourne on July 29 and 30. W a n d e r e r s . First Innings. Second Innings. D. L. A . Jephson, c Edging- ton, b W heeler.................. 139 W . B. Smith, c Case, bBush 0 b Bush................. 39 Capt. Fleming, c Edington, b W heeler.......................... 5 c Morrison, b Montmorency.. 7 T. C. A. Thompson, c Bull, b W heeler..........................15 notout.................53 G. E. Bicknell,b Wheeler... 0 bMontmorency... 14 J. H, Gearsley, c Case, b Wheeler .......................... 8 not out................. o T. S. Tregallas, b Wheeler 34 C. D. Pawle, c Bull, b Wheeler .......................... 0 b B u ll................. 10 W . E. Hobbs, b Mont­ morency ..........................19 F. D. Pawle, b Wheeler ... 1 S. Coleman, not out ... 9 Extras ...................... 27 Extras ... 15 Total ...........257 Total (4 wkts.) 138 E astbo u r n e . F. W . Bush, c F. D. Pawle, b Fleming ... 29 A. S. Bull, not out ... 73 White, c Gearsley, b Fleming .................. 2 R. D. Montmorency, st F. D. Pawle, b Jephson ..................12 W . Edgington,b Jeph­ son .......................... 4 Wheeler, c Thompson, b Bicknell..................22 R. N. Case, b Jephson 3 B. Elliott,cF.D.Pawle b Flem ing..................10 C.A.Simons,b Fleming 0 C. R. Morrison, c F . D . Pawle, b Jephson ... 8 B. Brunton, b Thomp­ son ..........................20 Extras ........... 8 Total ...191 W A N D E R E R S v. H A S T I N G S A N D ST. LEONARD’S.—Played at Hastings on July 31 and August 1. W an d e r e r s . First Innings. Second Innings. D. L .A . Jephson, c Wright, b Lavender..........................22 b W right ...27 S. Colman, lbw, b Wright... 20 c Phillips, b La­ vender ... 30 Capt. Fleming, c Goldsmith, b Lavender.........................10 c Ashby, bWright 10 F. Adair-Thompson, b La­ vender .................................. 6 lbw, b Wright ... 15 G. E. Bicknell, c Phillips, b Lavender ..........................10 lbw, b W right ... 51 W . E. Hobbs, c and b La­ vender .................................. 6 not out...2 T. S. Tregellas, c Phillips, b W right..................................17 b J. F. Marsh ... 45 J. H. Yearsley, c and b Lavender .......................... 9 c J. F. Marsh, b Lavender......... 22 A. H. Behrend, b Wright... 1 c Phillips, b La­ vender 4 W . Braxton-Smith, b La­ vender..................................13 b J. F. Marsh ... 0 C. D. Pawle, not o u t ........... 0 lbw, b W right ... 0 B 18, lb 2, w 4 ...........24 B 13, lb 7 ... 20 Total... ...138 Total ...226 ... 23 b ... 11 H astings and S t . L eonard ’ s First Innings. Second Innings. Lavender, c Behrend, b Jephson ..........................23 c Jephson, b Flem ing.......... G. Turner, st Behrend, b Jephson .......................... 0 b Jephson ... J. F. Marsh, b Tregellas ... 21 c Behrend, Fleming ... E. J. Goldsmith, c Thomp­ son, b Jephson.................. 2 run out ........... 0 J. W . Marsh, st Behrend, b Jephson ......................... 9 not out.................43 J. W . Ashley, st Behrend, b Bicknell ..........................32 c Colman, b Jeph­ son ................. o W right, b Jephson .......... 0 c Colman, b F lem in g.......... 1 H. Phillips, b Jephson ... 32 c Pawle, b Bick­ nell ................13 H. J. Cooper, not ou t...........16 b Jeph son ........... 0 W . E. F. Cheesman, c Hebbs, b Jephson ........... 0 c Behrend, b J eph son .......... 0 A . H. Richardson, b Jeph­ son.......................................... O b Jephson...........14 B 5, lb 6, w 1 .................. 12 B 11,lb 5 ...16 Total ...147 Total WANDERERS v. TONBRIDGE. — Played at Tonbridge on August 2 and 3. T o n br id g e . J. F. Reynolds, st Pawle, b Fleming ... 5 J. Draper, c Pawle, b Y ea rsley..................39 F. W . Franks, b Flem­ ing .......................... 9 M. 0 . Hodson, b Tre­ gallas .........................12 T. Pawley, c Thomp­ son, b Tregallas ... 12 W . Draper, not out ...121 H. J. Hilary, c Col­ man, b Tregellas ... 4 W a n d e re rs'. S. Coleman, st Fox, b W . Draper .......... 46 D. L. A . Jephson, b W ebb..........................12 Capt. Fleming, retired hurt .......................... 6 G. E. Bicknell, b Rey­ nolds ..........................23 J. H. Yearsley, c Hilary, b Reynolds 28 T. S. Tregellas, c Draper, b Reynolds 9 C. R. Worthington, b Thompson ..............31 R . W . Fox, c Colman, b Bicknell................... 2 G. Webb, lbw, b Tre­ gellas.............................33 A. H. Stimson, b Tre­ gellas........................... 1 Extras ..............15 Total ............284 F. D. Pawle, b Rey­ nolds ..........................24 F. Adair-Thompson, b Stimpson.................. 11 W . E. Hobbs, b Rey­ nolds .......................... 0 W . Braxton-Smith, b Stimson .................. 7 C. Hodson, not out .. 0 E x tra s..................15 HORNSEY v. UXBRIDGE.—Played at Uxbridge on August 5. U x b r id g e . Total ..181 W . R. Collins, b B. A. Clarke ..................19 C, C. Stone, b Tubby 21 C. M. Woodbridge, b B. A. Clarke .......... 27 W oods, cT.A.Nichols, b B. A. Clarke .. 41 F.W . Thomas, not out 25 A. Foot, c T. A. Nich­ olls, b B. A. Clarke 4 J. L. Crouch, b S. L. Clarke .................. 0 J. C, Hibbert, c S. L. Clarke, b F. J. Nich­ olls ...................11 S. L.Clarke, c Roberts, b Stone ..................36 F.J. Nicholls, cWoods, b Stone .................. 6 B. A. Clarke, not out 32 W . H. Davis, b Stone 20 C. E. Stevens, c T. A. Nicholls, b F. J. Nicholls ................... Rev. C. T. Roberts, c S. L. Clarke, b F. J. Nicholls .................. H. R. Jeffries, b B. A. Clarke .................. B 6, lb 2, w 1, nb 3 Total .......... ] F. H. Nimmo, lbw, b Stone.......................... 7 F. O. Tubby, not ont 1 Byes ................... 4 Total D. Nimmo, E. F. King, H. Collingridge, T. Nicholls, and E. Jukes did not bat. ...106 A. SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL.-CRICKET AVERAGES, 1895. Matches played 19—won 13, drawn 1, lost 5. RUNS SCORED. F or . A g a in s t . Average Average Runs. Wkts. per wkt. Runs. Wkts. per wkt. 3044 ... 238 ... 12-79 ........... 1610 ... 237 .. 679 BATTING AVERAGES Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an inns. Aver. A . P. Strange ... 28 ... 0 . . 865 .. 146 .. 30-89 G. M. Neilson ... 7 ... 1 . . 77 .. 33 .. 12-83 C. D. Webster ... 25 ... 3 . . 264 .. 41 .. 12 H. Pig£-Leschallos 27 ... 3 . . 285 .. 38*.. 11-87 E. O. Cochrane ... 28 ... 1 . . 304 .. 54*.. 11-25 J.H. Kemp-Welch 23 ... 7 . . 151 .. 36 .. 9-43 H.A. Lowry-Corry 26 M.J.C.S.Johnstone 27 ... 0 . . 236 .. 62 .. 9-07 ... 5 . . 195 .. 39 .. 8-86 E. Culme-Seymour 25 ... 2 . . 154 .. 28*.. 669 W . Halswelle ... 10 ... 1 . . 42 .. 9 .. 4-66 R. E. D. Milner... 23 ... 1 . . 102 .. 15 .. 4-63 R. B. Townshend 19 ... 10 . . 30 .. 13 .. 3-33 * Signifies not out. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. H. Kemp-Welch 276 4 ...115 ... 386 ...105 ... 3-67 A. P. Strange ... 3101 ...105 ... 587 ... 94 ... 6‘24 E. Culme-Seymour 108 3 ... 20 ... 284 .. 25 ... 11 36 (No other bowler bowled as many as ten overs.) The Se ond Eleven also played three matches, winning two, and losing one. MR. T. W . GIRDLESTONE’S X I.-C R IC K E T AVERAGES, 1895. Matches played 7—won 4, drawn 2, lost 1. RUNS SCORED. F o r . A g a in s t . Average Average Runs Wkts. per wkt. Runs. W kts. per wkt. 80 ... 9 23 1364 71 , 1921 739 . BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an inns. Aver. W . M. Cooke ... 8 ... 5 ..,. 130 ... 53 ... 4333 E. Nicholson.......... 4 ... 1 . .. 113 .... 44 ... 37-66 A . Daffen ........... 8 ... 0 .. ,. 221 .... 83 ... 27 62 O. T. Cooke........... 9 ... 1 .. .. 211 .... 49 .. 26*37 C. H. Marten 2 ... 0 .. . 42 .. 33 ... 21 T. W . Girdlestone 4 ... 2 ..,. 26 ... 14*... 13 J. A. Berners 3 ... 0 . .. 36 .. 19 ... 12 R. E. Campbell ... 4 ... 0 .. .. 42 ... 20 ... 105 A. M. Low ........... 4 ... 0 .. .. 59 ... 29 ... 9-&T E. W . Piper........... 6 ... 0 . .. 41 ,... 17 ... 6'83 ReV. J. O. Young 4 ... 0 . .. 14 ,... 12 .. 35 • Signifies not out. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. E. W . Piper ... ... 51-2 . . 17 .. 108 .. 14 .. 7-71 A. Daffen ... 1693 . 57 .. 318 ... 39 .. 8-15 O. T. Cooke ... ... 19 . 5 .. 49 ... 4 .. 12-25 W M. Cooke ... 91*3 . . 25 .. 195 ... 14 .. 13-92 A. M. Lowe .. ... 38 . . 5 .. 91 ... 5 .. 18-2 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Cricket Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. West’s Pocket Scoring Book, 1/2 each, post tree.—To be obtained at the Office of Cricket, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.