Cricket 1895

A ug. 29, 1895. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 375 LANCASH IRE v. NOTTINGHAMSH IRE. At Manchester, August 22, 23 and 24. Gunn and Flowers were still absent from the Notts team, the latter being detained by his father’s funeral, but Lan­ cashire had exactly the same team as was unexpec­ tedly defeated at Derby. Notts, who went in first, started very well, Shrewsbury and Jones in sixty-five minutes putting on 68runs for the first wicket. A. O. Jones went on battingwell after Shrewsburyleft, and and was fifth out at 97, having been one hundred minutes at the wicket. With the exception of Daft’s 29 not out, there was no other good score, and the whole side was out for 154 on a good run getting wicket. When Lancashire went in, Attewell got two wickets and the score had reached only 38, but Albert Ward and MacLaren then defied the bowlers for an hour and twenty-five minutes, and during that time put on 108runs, this was amost praiseworthy display as the light was very bad. MacLaren gave a chance when34, at the wicket, but this was the only mistake made. Next day the total was carried to 213 before Ward left. His 82occupied himthree hours and ten minutes, and though he gave a chance before he had scored there was no other fault in his innings. Mac- Laren went on hitting until at 327, he was caught for 152 out of 289 while at the wicket, with only one chance. He hit a5, sixteen 4’s, eight 3’s, and fifteen 2’s. It is curious that neither Bagguley nor Wilkin­ son was put on to bowl during this long innings. Notts were 223in arrears, and began their task well. Shrewsbury was bowled after getting well set, but 84 were scored on Friday night for the loss of three wickets. On SaturdayJones and Dixon played capital cricket, and took the score to 157 before the former was caught. The partnership of 87 had occupied one hundred minutes. Jones might have been caught when 36, but his 53 in two hours and ten minutes was a fine display. Dixon went on playing well, but the other batsmen collapsed, indeed, no one was found to stay with him, and at the finish he was not out for 83, one of the very best innings he has ever played. He was at the wickets three hours and ten minutes and made no mistake whatever. Amongst his hits were thirteen 4’s, two 3’s, and four 2’s, and it was entirely due to him that the innings’ defeat was averted. Lancashire needed but eight to win, and these were obtained without the loss of a wicket. On the Notts side of 359 runs from thebat, ShrewsburyandMessrs. Dixon and Jones made 282. For Lancashire, Mr. MacLaren’s remarkable 152 and Briggs’ bowling 12 wickets for 119 runs stand out prominently, as does also thewicketkeepingof Smith,who, inall, dismissed seven batsmen. Score and analysis:— N otts . First Innings. Shrewsbury, c Baker, b Briggs.......................... 31 Mr. A. O. Jones, b Briggs... 57 Carlin,c Tyldesley, b Baker 0 Mr. P. W. Oscroft, c Smith, b Briggs .................... 0 Mr. C.W. Wright, b Briggs 0 Mr. J. A. Dixon, lbw, b Mold ...........................17 Bagguley, b Briggs ........ 0 Daft, not out .............. 29 Attewell, c Smith, b Mold... 4 Wilkinson, c MacLaren, b Mold .......................... 10 Handford, c Smith, b Lan­ caster ........................... 5 Leg-bye.................... 1 Total.................... 154 SecondInnings. b Lancaster ... 41 c MacLaren, b Briggs ........ 53 c Smith, bBriggs 5 lbw, b Briggs ... 11 stSmith,bBriggs 0 not out.............. 83 stSmith,bBriggs 0 lbw, b Briggs ... 3 c Smith,bMold... 6 run out ........ 0 c Baker, b Briggs 4 B 12, lb 2 ... 14 Total ...220 LANCASHIRE. First Innings. Mr. C. H. Benton, st Wright, b Jones ... 6 Mr. C. Smith, lbw, b Attewell .............. 31 Lancaster, c Jones, b Dixon .............. 15 Mold, not out ........ 4 B 11, lblO, nb 4... 25 Total .. 367 A. Ward, b Jones ... 82 Mr. F. H. Sugg, c Wright, b Attewell 23 Paul, c and b Attewell 2 Mr. A. C. MacLaren, c Bagguley, b Hand­ ford .....................152 Tyldesley,lbw,b Jones 2 Baker, c Attewell, b Jones..................... 0 Briggs, c Oscroft, b Attewell .............. 25 In the second innings Mr. C. Smith scored, not not out, 3; Lancaster, not out, 5.—Total, 8. BOWLING ANALYSIS. N otts . FirstInnings. O. M. R. W. ?8 1852 5 34 1363 3 ... 7*1 2 15 I ... 11 523 1 ... Sugg ... Briggs ... Mold . Lancaster Baker ... Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 42-119 67 43 15 21 6 8 7 4 0 Handford Attewell Jones ... Dixon ... Daft ... Carlin ... L ancashire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. 32 6 102 70 32 91 4 40 11 119 4 10 4 20 1 5 1 8 0 0 2 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . 1-3 0 4 0 Wilkinson... 1 Jones bowled four no-balls. HORNSEY v. WOODFORD WELLS.—Played at Hornsey on August 24. H ornsey . W. P. Harrison, b W, Kemsley ................ 25 F. J. Nicholls, c Cha- men, b W. Kemsley 13 L. H. Bacmeister, not out .................... 55 W. H. Davis, b N. Kemsley.............. 18 E. H. Bacmeister, not out .................... 15 B 33, lb 2, w 2 ... 37 Total (3wkts)163 . S. S. Taylor, F. Orton, C. W. Talbot, H. Colling­ ridge, T. A. Nicholls and L. Orton did not bat. W oodford W ells . H. H. Davies, b Davis 0 W. H. Dixon, c F. J. Nicbolls, b L. H. Bacmeister ........ 7 B. W. Sharp, b E. H. Bacmeister ........21 H. F. Chamen, b L. H. Bacmeister ........ 6 S. Lewer,b E. H. Bac­ meister .............. 0 H. G. Morris, not out 22 W. Kemsley, c Davis, b L. H. Bacmeister 16 S. Bate, c F. J. Nic­ holls, b L. H. Bac­ meister ............... 0 N. B. Kemsley,notout 8 Leg-byes ........ 2 Total (7 wkts) 82 G. Riley and W. Woodhouse did not bat. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. 8WANSCOMBE. —Playedat Greenhithe on August 24. SwANSCOMBE. A . Cole, runout........ 0 S. Heys, c de Grucy, b Windebank ........ 3 W. Watts b Bullock 18 R. Heys,b Windebank 2 T. Stephens, bBullock 1 C. Deram, b Stone ... 14 T. Lockyer, c de Gruchy, b Stone ... 0 G oldsmiths ’ I nstitute . E. Heys, candb Stone W. Bliss, bBullock ... W. Teal, not out ... W. Artlett, b Bullock Byes .............. Total ........ J. C. Stone, b Cole ... H. M. Blake, c Step­ hens, b Bliss ........1 H. Ciyer, b Cole H. Bullock, b Bliss ... H. Blake, lbw, b Bliss S. Best, b Cole ........ L. T. Easton, c E. Heys, b Cole ........ A. E. White, b Cole... J. E. de Gruchy, not out .................... R. Windebank. b Cole F. Bowler, b Bliss ... Total ........ 4 CHISWICK PARK v. SUTTON COURT, at Chiswick on August 24. C hiswick P ark . -Played C. L. Veal, b French 9 E. B. Todd, b Stuart 0 N. Dawes,cChauncey, b French.............. 6 Dr. P. P. Whitcombe, c Chauncey,bFrench 3 C. J. Johnstone, run out .................... 51 H. Whiting, b Brodie 19 S. E. Athinson, b Keighley.............. 3 S utton C ourt . First innings. N. H. Brodie,cand b Dawes 0 H. C. Stuart, b Howes ... 0 R.D.Bird, c Corballis, b Keighley ........ 0 C. T. V. Frsbery. st Chauncey,bKeighley 0 F.Tuck r, c Chauncey, b Brodie.............. 4 W. P. Percival, not out .....................32 Byes.............. 22 Total ...149 H. R. Umfreville, b Todd... 10 V. Keighley, c Howes, b Tucker...........................40 W. Wright, b Tuckar........ 9 N. Lord, b Bird .............. 5 C. Chauncey, b Tucker ... 1 C. French, b Bird.............. 0 G. Burrow, b Bird ........ 0 J. C. Keighley, not out ... 0 J. Corballis, b Tucker ... 0 Byes.................... 13 Total ........78 Second innings, cHowes,bDawes 22 c Johnstone, b Dawes ........ 2 b Howes ........ 5 cBird,b Dawes... not out............. st Athinson, b Dawes ........ b Howes ........ not out.............. B 8, nb 2... Total ...105 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen,post free. Cricket Going-In Cards.7d. per dozen, post free. West’s Pocket Scoring B<»ok, 1/2 each, post free.—To be obtained at the Office of Cricket, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. CROYDON v MIT0HAM.—Played at Croydon on August 24. M itcham . N. A. Harvey, cWhit­ combe, b Howes ... 31 Rev. Sturt, c Whit- c *mbe, b Turner ... 18 M. Moorhouse, lbw, b Turner .............. 7 T. Cranston, c and b Howes .............. l T. D. Lee, c Stanley, b Howes.............. 3 T. P. narvey, not out 6t A V. Clarke, b Howes 0 F. Knight, b Paget ... 21 Rev. McAllister, Groom b Paget . F. Harris, b Turner. Dr. Young, not out. B 4, lb 3 ... . 1 10 Total * Innings declared closed. C roydon . H. R. Groom , b McAllister ........ 6 J. Whitcombe, not out .................... 44 a W. M. Feist, c Knight,bMcAllister 3 I C. G. M'ly, b T. P. Harvey .............. 4 A. E. Howe*, notout 2‘i B 9, lb 3........ 12 Total ... 95 E. W. Smith. C. G Paget, E. H. B. Stanley, T. J. Ching, L. J. Turner, and J. W. Claike did not bat. FOREST HILL v. LONDON ANDWESTMINSTER BANK. - Played at Forest Hill on August 25. L ondon and W estminster B ank . C. A. Snell, b Healy... 19 i H.O.Mansfield,cDean, A. Pitt-Brook b Hume 35b Reichert .............. 31 W. Bradbery, b Healy 4 C.C. Simpson, notout 25 C.S.J.Douglas,c Lloyd F. F. Musson, not out 4 bWilliams ........18 j B 3, lb 1, nb 1 ... 5 C. T. Lawless, mn — out ..................... 0 ! Total (6wkts) *141 C. J. Bowman, A. Podmore, and T. W. Haines did not bat. * Innings declared closed. F orest H ill . , W. P. Dean.not out... 32 L. B.Meredith,notout 6 Byes .............. 10 Total (4 wkts)104 F. Skipper, b Podmore 4 A.11. Hume, b Lawless 4 W. Williams, b Simp­ son .................... 42 M. Reichert b Lawless 6 R. D. Boxall, S. A. E. Newman, A. 1). Lloyd, F. Healy, andA. N. Other did not bat. THE COUNTIES IN 1895. WARWICKSHIRE.—Matches played, 18; won, 6 lost, 6; drawn, 6. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most Quaife, W. Lilley........ Rev. E. Pereira Quaife, W. G.... Mr. J. E. Hill... Mr. J. Rhodes... Mr. L. C. Docker Law .............. Santall ........ Mr. A. C. S. Glover 23 Barnes Richards ... Diver ... Whitehead Pallett Mr. H. G. Hill Cresswell ... Devey........ Shilton BartonThe following ---- A. L. Nelson, 2-0 0. *Signifies not out. of not in an Total Inns. out. Inns. runs. Aver. .. 33 ... 2 ... 105 ... 1156 ... 37-29 .. 32 ... 1 ... 158*... 1137 ... 36 67 re 33 ... 1 ... 142 ... 1069 ... 3340 .. 4 ... 1 . . 34 .. 78 ... 26'CO .. 33 ... 5 ... 78* 671 ... 23 96 .. 12 ... 2 ... 73 ... 235 ... 23-50 .. 4 ... 0 ... 64 ... 83 .,.. 20 75 .. 6 ... 1 ... 43 ... 93 .. 18-60 .. 26 .. 1 ... 89 ... 451 ... 18-04 . 29 ... 4 ... 38*... 356 ... 1424 j ... 1 ... 78 ... 292 ... 13-27 .. 4 ... 2 .. 11*. 25 ... 1253 .. 10 ... 1 ... 61*... 112 ... 12-44 .. 12 ... 1 .. 39 ... 133 .. 12-09 .. 20 ... 11... 20 . 91 ... 10-11 .. 25 .,. 3 ... 25 .... 155 .,.. 7-04 .. 2 .. 0 .,.. 13 ... 14 ,. 7-00 .. 3 ... 0 ... 14 .... 21 .. 700 .. 12 .,,. 1 ... 17 .. 74 ,. 672 4 . .. 1 . .. 8 .. 20 ... 6-66 . 2 .. .. 0 . .. 10 ... 11 ... 5-50 o batted :—-Ward, 2—1—5'6, and BOWLING AVERAGES. Pallett....... Cresswell ... Santall Barton VVhit°head... Ward ... ... Devey........ Shilton Barnes ....... The following also bowled: 23-6—62—0; Diver, 5-0-15— *^Palletthowledninewidesandfiveno-balls; Santall, fifteenwides and two no-balls; Glover, three wides; Devey, two wides ; and Whitehead and H. G. Hil’, onewide each. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts.. Aver. ■217-1 ... 50 .. 611 ... .33 .... 18-51 . 980-4 .. 331 .... 1919 .. 92 ... 2085- . 81 ... 26 ..,. 178 ,... 8 .. . 22-25 . 945-4 ,... 377 ... 1786 ... 78 ..,. 2289 . 53 ... 18 . 115 ... 5 ..,. 23-f0 . 484-4 ... 152 .. . 1038 . ... 39 ... 26 61 . 71 ... 13 ... 174 ... 6 ... 29 00 . 59 ... 15 . . 176 ... 5 ... 35-20 . 99 ... 30 ... 180 .. 4 ... 45 00 . 55 ... 15 ... 145 .. 3 ... 4833 -Quaife (W. G.), 3; and H. G. Hill,