Cricket 1895

A ug . 22, 1895. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 365 HAMPSHIRE y. WARWICKSHIRE. At Southampton, August 19th, 20th, and 21st. Warwickshire, though without J. E. Hill and the Rev. E. Pereira, brought a strong team to endeavour to repeat their victory of a fortnight ago, whilst Hampshire had a very good eleven. Hampshire won the toss and began so well with Captain Wynyard and A. J. L* Hill that a long score seemed in prospect. Though they started slowly, only 20 runs coming in the first half hour, this pair afterwards played capital cricket, and in seventy-five minutes scored 81 for the first wicket. Barton, however, was out at 98. and at 103 Hill’s fine innings came to a close. He had been batting ninety minutes, and in his 61 were eight 4’s and six 3’s. The rest of the side, except Bacon who forced the game, did little, Santall bowling very well, and finishing up with 34 balls for no runs and two wickets. Warwickshire began with Richards and Walter Quaife, and lost the former and Diver for 41 before play was adjourned, Walter Quaife havingbattedwellfor 22notout. The brothers Quaife played well on Tuesday, and though the younger was out at 86, Walter continued to defy the bowling finding good support, after Lilley left without scoring, in his captain. He was at last out ninth for his first century for his county this year, making more than half the runs from the bat. Hampshire were 17 behind on the first innings and did very badly in the time left for play, five wickets going down for 79, the wicket playing very trickily and Glover bowling very well. HillandBartonmade something of a stand, but Captains Wynyard and Quinton were dismissed very cheaply. Yesterday, fifty minutes sufficed to finish off the Hampshire innings for 114, thanks to some excellent bowling by Pallett and Glover. Warwickshirerequired98towin, and H. W. Bainbridge *nd W. Quaifeplayedso finely that 81 were compiled without loss; but then the captain was splendidly caught by Wynyard from his own bowling, and three more wickets fell for the addition of five runs. Itwas while W. G. Quaifeand Diver were together that the winning hit was made, Warwickshire being left winners by six wickets. Score and analysis :— H ampshire . First Innings. Capt. Wynyard, c Lilley, b Santall...........................32 Mr. A. J. L. Hill, b Santall 61 Barton, b Glover . Capt. Quinton, Santall....... Lilley, b SecondInnings. c Glover,bSantall 5 c Lilley, b Glover 20 lbw, b Glover ... 17 17 c Quaife, bGlover 8 b Santall .................... 11 b Glover ........ 12 Bacon, run out .............. 21 b Santall ........ 19 Soar, b Ward................... 8 b Pallett ........ 3 Dr. R. Bencraft, b Santall . 11 not out ........ 5 Mr. C. Robson, c W. G. Quaife, b Pallett ........ 5 c W. Quaife, b Pallett ........ 17 Baldwin, b Santall ........ 13 b Santall ... :.. 0 Wootton, not out............. 0 b Pallett ........ 1 B 12, lb 2, w 1 ........ 15 Extras........ 7 Total.................... 197 Total ...114 W arwickshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Richards, b Baldwin........ 4 lbw, b Baldwin.. 2 Diver, b Baldwin.............. 12 not out ........ 11 Quaife (W.), c Barton, b Wootton .................... 105 b Wynyard 38 Quaife (W G.), b Hill ... 15 not out........ ... 3 Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, c Quinton, b Wootton 26 c and b Wynyard 42 Lilley, lbw, b Hill ........ 0 b Baldwin........ 0 Law, lbw, b Wootton........ 0 Santall, b Baldwin ........ 15 Mr. A. C. S. Glover, c Soar, b Wootton.................... 6 Pallett, st Robson, b Woot­ ton................................. 5 Ward, not out .............. 1 B 13, lb 8, nb 4 ........ 25 Extras........ 2 Total.................... 214 Total ... 98 BOWLING ANALYSIS. H ampshire . First Innings. O. M.R. W. Pallett........ 34 14 64 1 ... Santall........ 34-415 52 6 ... Glover ........ 13 3 35 1 Ward........ 12 3 31 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . . 8 1 3 12 3 .. 27 11 43 3 .. 16 6 32 4 1 20 0 Santall and Glover each bowled awide. Baldwin So 11 * Hill ... Wootton Quinton Wynjard W arwickshire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. 54 33 56 3 23 11 28 0 8 54 26 27 10 46 2 5 5 0 0 0 Second Innings O. M. R. W. 5 18 2 1 16 0 0 13 7 4 7 0 23 0 17 0 Wootton delivered four no-balls. HORNSEY v. CHESHUNT. August 17. H ornsey . W. P. Harrison, b Holmes ..............50 S, L.Clarke, bC. Rain­ cock .................... 0 E. J. Ramsay, c Rain­ cock, b Prichard ... 10 F. B. Dent,c Prichard, b D. Rincock.......20 B. F Fumiss, c and b Holmes ........ 8 F.O.Tubby,bPrichard 15 PlayedatCheshunt on F. Orton, b Holmes ... H. Collingridge, b Prichard.............. H. E. Dormer, b Prichard .............. S. W. Tubbs, not out G. Hart, c C. Clapham, b Holmes.............. B8, lb 3, w4 Total C hesiiunt . C. Raincock, not out... 25 H. Harper, b S. L. Clarke .............. 8 F. O. Keysell, c E. J. Ramsay, b Harrison 15 D. Raincock, b S. L. Clarke .............. 3 R. Bassell, E. J. M. Clapham, Holmes, A. Judd, and G. Hills did not bat. R. Prichard, b W. P. Harrison.............. R. Arthur, not out ... Byes .............. Total ........ B. W. INSTITUTE v. J. C. LOVELL’S X I.- Played at Tulse Hill on August 17. B. W. I nstitittk . First innings. C. Wright, b Candler........ 1 H. Noyes, b Candler........ 4 H. Ponton, b Candler........ F. Lurtchford, c McCaus- land, b Candler.............. W. Jones, b E. D. Lovell .. G. Back, c Parker, b E. D. Lovell.......................... G. Noyes, b Flindt ........ J. Westbrook, b Flindt ... F. Mitcham, b Flindt........ W. Finedon, b Flindt........ Second innings. not out............... 7 st Langton, b F. Lovell .. .. 0 not out.............. 12 12 b Flindt ........ 9 1 0 c Parker, b Fudge 11 — ' ~ ' i 0 15 b Fudge 0 5 C. Handel, b Flindt ........ 2 R. Handel, not out ........ 4 B9, lb 2 .....................11 c and b Fudge ... 0 st Langton, b F. Lovell ........ lbw, b F. Lovell Byes ........ J. C. L ovell ’ s XI. G. H. McCausland, b Finedon .............. 9 P.B.Parker, cWright, b G. Noyes ........21 T. D. Fudge, run out 1 S. Lloyd-Jones. c Wright, b H. Noyes 2 S.H.Flindt, b Finedon 7 W. M. Yetts, run out 13 E. J. Langton, b Fine­ don ... .............. 2 J. P. Candler, not out 20 E.D.Lovell,bH. Noyes 8 H. Tidy, b H. Noves 0 F. Lovell, b Finedon 0 B 2, lb 2 .............. 4 Total 87 HAMPSTEAD v. WOODFORD WELLS.-Played at Woodford Wells on August 17. W oodford W ells . A. D. Chamer, c and b W. Sharp . ... 0 W.H.DixonbOsmond 0 E. C. Palmer, c A. W. Sharpe, b B. W. Sharpe .............. 2 H.G.Morris,bOsmond 1 W. J.Giller, b Riley... 40 A. Hanlon, b A. W. Sharpe ............. , 12 A. Thorlander, b Os­ mond.................... 6 H ampstead . N.Kemsley,cStephens, b Riley ............. o R. J. Harper, lbw, b Mackintosh ........ 6 W. Woodhouse, b Osmond .............. l W. Kemsley, not out 6 B 13, w3, nb 1 ... 17 Total 91 B.W.Sharpe, b Palmer 38 W.H. Kelson,b Kems­ ley ........ ... 18 A.W. Sharpe, cDixon, b Kemsley ........ 23 H. J. Tewson, bKems­ ley .................... 3 H. A. D. Stephens, b Palmer .............. 10 T. W. Mackintosh, b Palmer .............. 6 H. G. Bishop did not bat. A. B. Osmond, b Palmer ..................... H. H. Davies, not out R. Leigh Ibbs, lbw, b Palmer .............. G. Riley, c Chamer, b Palmer .............. B 1,1b 4 ... ... Total ........ l C RICKET Report Sheets, 101. per dozen, post free. Orderof Going-In Cards, 7d. perdozen, postfree. West’8 Pocket Scoring Book. 1/2 each, post tree.-To be obtained at the Office of Cricket. 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. Second Innings. b Dornton . 18 HAMPSTEAD v. WILLESDEN.—Played at Hamp­ stead on August 17. H ampstead . First Innings. W. S. Hale, b Dornton ... 14 P. F. Wilson, c Chapman, , b Smail .................... 0 C. H. Gray, b Smail ........ 33 Dr. G. Thornton, c Short, b Smail ........................... 8 H. R. Lipscombe, c Short, b Dornton .................... 1 J. S. Worthington, b Dorn­ ton................................. 8 E L. Marsden.lbw,b Levick 40 C. D. McMillin, b Dornton 17 W. Shackle, c Bull, b Smail 2 F. H. Wilson, not out ... 0 J. Kilburn, b Dornton ... 4 b Dornton........ 29 cDunkley,bSmail 18 b Smail ........ 8 B 7, lb 7, nb 2 Total.. .. . 16 not out........ b Domton ... not out........ c Chapman, Smaile B 6,lb 11 . 8 , 8 , 21 0 17 ..140 Total (6wkts) 123 W illesden . W.P.Levick, b Thorn­ ton .................... J. P. Bull, run out ... G. Short, b Marsden... H. Chapman, c Hale, b Thornton ........ H. W. Smail, b Mars­ den ..................... H. J. Hudson, lbw, b Thornton.............. H. G. Dunkley, b Thornton.............. 5 R. F. Bull,b Thornton 0 G. A. Payne, b Hale... 16 H. E. Carter, b Thorn­ ton .....................15 A. S.Dornton, not out 0 B 17,lb 3........ 20 Total . 85 CRYSTAL PALACE v. FOREST HILL.-Played at Crystal Palace on August 14. F orest H ill . First Innings. Second Innings. H. A. Hooker, c Alexander, bH ay...........................17 M. Reichert, c Todd, b Cosens........................... 7 b Hay............... 0 C.J. S. Douglas, c Coomber, b Noakes ..................... 1 cCosens,bNoakes 1 W. L. Stewart, c Dunlop, b Hay ...........................22 C. Welchman, c Coomber, b r,„ Nelson...........................13 not out ... 3 G. Finch, b Cosens ........ 16 cCosens,bNoakes 8 F.Skipper,cCosens,bNoakes 8 notout ... 15 W. S. Holt, b Cosens........ 4 c Nelson,bCosens 18 W.H.Hurloch, c Alexander, b Cosens ..................... 8 J. W. Wilkinson, not out ... 3 A. N. Other, absent ... B 8, lb 1, w 2, nb2 Total.............. ... 0 ... 13 ...112 b Cosens ........ 7 c Alexander, b Cosens ........ 40 B 5, w 1 ... 6 Total (6wkts) 98 C rystal P alace . F.H. Nelson,bHooker 7 R. H. Dillon, bWelch­ man .................... 10 A.Co8ens,cWilkinson, b Welchman ........ 8 J. F. Dunlop, cFinch, b Hooker.............. 7 W. J. Todd, b Welch­ man .................... 0 J.N. Noakes,bWelch­ man .................... 0 K. B. Alexander, o Wilkinson,b Welch­ man ..................... 7 L. T. Hay, c Holt, b Welchman ... l A. W.Gardner-Woolt- ston, not ou t........ 3 T. Coomber,cHooker, b Welchman ........ 2 M.Moberley, bWelch­ man .................... 12 Bye.................... l Total ... 58 INSTOW v. BIDEFORD.—Played at Bideford on August 17. I nstow . 50 F. Ashby, b Stokes P. Child, b Tucker ... 8 E. White, b Mountjoy 7 H. S. S. Clarke, lbw, b Mountjoy ........ 22 W. Pidler, bMountjoy 0 S. J. R. Sellon, b Mountjoy....... . ... 1 E. Jennings,b Mount­ joy .... ............... 11 B ide ^ ord . Captain Kirkwood, st Ashby, b Fulton ... G. Prouse, b Jury ... R. Marshall, lbw, b Jury..................... W. Couldridge, bJury W. S. R. Boyle, b Jury............. Dr. P. Stokes, b Jury C. Fulton, b Mountjoy 14 W. R. Oliver, run out 1 W. Fry, not out........ 1 E.T. P. Juiy, cProuse, b Mountjoy ........ 0 Extras.............. 6 Total ..121 C.M.Mountjoy.bJury A. Cory, run out E. Tucker, b Fulton... A. Prouse, not out ... E. Jaggard, b Jury .. Extras............. Total 0 1 0 5 3 8 43