Cricket 1895

410 CRICKET: V WEEKLY RECORD OF THIS GAME. S ept . 12, 1895. Class Counties Championship, I am able to give the table show ing the relative success o f the seven counties w h o took part in the first com petition. D urham ’s defeat ju st at the end b y Worcestershire, and n ot the latter’s best side, deprived the form er o f the Cham pionship, w hich, up to that time, seemed alm ost in its grasp. Pld. Won. Lost. Drn. Pts. Worcestershire .. 10 .. 5 . . 2 . . 3 . . 3 Norfolk........ .. 8 .. 4 . . 1 . . 3 . . 3 Durham........ .. 8 .. 4 . . 1 . . 3 . . 3 Oxfordshire... .. 8 ... 3 . . 2 . . 3 . . 1 Bedfordshire .. 8 .. 3 . . 4 . . 1 . —1 Hertfordshire .. 8 .. 2 . . 4 . . 2 . —2 Staffordshire .. 8 .. 0 . . 4 . . 4 . —4 T h e match betw een the elevens re­ spectively captained by Messrs. W . G. Grace and W W . R ead, to be comm enced on the R eigate P riory G round to-d ay , like the curfew , tolls the knoll o f parting day so far as matches o f any im portance in 1895 are concerned. T o -n ig h t the usual dinner is to be held at the T ow n H all, w ith M r. C. A . H ardm an, the President o f the R eigate P riory C .C ., in the chair. The A ttorney-G eneral, Sir R ichard W ebster, w h o is also President o f the C ounty C .C ., I believe, w ill be one of the principal guests. The Secretary of the Midland Railway C.C., Kettering, sends us extracts from the score book of his club, for matches played on Saturday last and the week previously. He thinks the results may be interesting to lovers of the national game. It is not often a match is played with a result like one of these, and much rarer that two are played by the same club on following Saturdays. The winning club has only lost one match this season, and their lowest win was by 47 runs. The first match was played at Kettering, August 21, againt the Loco C. C., whosescoreran : H. Baker, 3; H. Walker, 1; Kitcher, 0; W. Freeston, 0; J. Maskell, 1; C, Dorks, 0; W. Bartlett, 0 ; G. Church­ man, 1 ; H. Saddington, 1; S. Hales, 0; Moble, 0; extras, 1.—Total, 8. The KetteringM. It. C. C. made 97, 27 being extras. The second match was also played at Kettering. August 31, against Messrs. Margetts & Neals’ XI. The score of the latter eleven was: G. Lund, 0 ; G. Mitchell, 1; W. Clark, 0; J. Kennedy, (*; E. Ward, 0; J. Panott, 0; S. Huckbody, 2 ; F. Hudson. 0; W. Brandy, 0; G. Taylor, 0; H. B. Taylor, 0; extras, 1.—Total, 4. The Kettering M. JR. C. C. scored 194, 33being extras. STREATHAM v. J C. LOVELL’S XI.—Played at Tvlse Hill on August 30. :'TREATHAM. CRYSTAL PAT.ACE v . SPENCER.—Pfayed at Crystal Palace on September 7. S p e n c e r . E. S. Bailey, run out 1 N. H. Pike, b Candler 13 N. E. Sutton.bCandler 9 J.K.Barradell,cMoun• tain, b Candler .. 1 L.N.Roberts,bCandhir 4 S. W. Brown, b Cand• ler ... .............. 4 J. A. Druce, not out .. 8 J. C. L o v e l l ’ s XI. H. Field, b Candler ... H. Rathbone, b Smith C. E. Turner, b Smith G. Freeman, c and b Candler .............. B 17, lb 3 ........ Total ........ C.H.Mountain, cFree­ man, b Barradell ... 9 K. Robinson, b Free• man ................... 0 S. Lloyd-Jones,oRath- bone, b Pike ........ 59 E. W. Smith, cRoberta b Pike .............. 4 G. H. McCausland, b Pike .................... 1 S. H. Flindt, run out 5 P. B. Parker, c Bailey b Pike.................... 5 T. D. Fudge, b Barra­ dell .................. G J. P. Candler, b Pike 12 E. D. Lovell, not out 12 F. Lovell, b Pike ... 0 B 16, lb 2 ....... 18 Total ..131 STREATHAM v. SURBITON.—Played at Streat­ hamon September 7. A. Bailey, c Pinker­ ton, b Allcock....... C. J. Francis, c Pin­ kerton, b Allcock ... H. M. Leaf, c Reed, b Allcock R. deMontmorency, o Roche, b Baxendak E. P. Pulbrook, not out .................... N. H. Pike, b Castle. . J. E. Barradell, c Coode, b Allcock ... 17 D. O. Kerr, c Roche, b Pinkerton............21 H. Field, b Castle ... 12 R. K. Harvey, c For­ syth, b Pinkerton ... 3 H. L. Dawson, b All­ cock ................... 4 Extras........... 13 Total ..190 S. Castle, b Pike . 68 W. B.Windiler, c Pul­ brook, b Francis . . 0 A. T. Coode, b de Montmorency 26 W. G. Allcock, c Pul­ brook, b de Mont­ morency .............. 17 G. Brann, c Kerr, b Dawson .............. 40 A. J. Roche, c Pike, b de Montmorency ...10 H. A. Forsyth, runout G. Pinkerton, b de Montmorency........ C. J. Reid, run out ... Rev. A. E. Beavan, b Dawson .............. F. R. S. Baxendale, not out .............. Extras.............. Total ........ 1 STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM. Beckenham on August 10. Played at B e c k e n h a m . B. Cox, c Alexander, b Umney.............. 55 n. W. Wheeler. :Col­ man, b Nelson ... 8 S. Cook, c Colman, b Nelson ...............54 T. J. Wheeler, c Alexander, bUmney 0 S. W. Hedges, not ont 34 E. E. Elkinton, G. Sturgeon, and A. Lister did not bat. • Innings declared closed. C r y s t a l P a l a c e . S. Colman, bHedges... 0 C. Mitchell, b Gay ...54 F. H. Nelson, not out 66 H. M. Colegrave, c Gay, b Wheeler ... 23 L.Wood, c Alexander, b Umney ... ’........ 0 J. C. Larkin, b Lede­ boer .....................54 G. A. Gay, not out ... 4 B 6, lb 4, w 2 ... 12 Total(for6wkts)*221 E. H. Lulham, not out .....................20 B 15, lb 1 ........ 16 Total (for3wkts) 179 K. B. Alexander, Dr. Umney, J. F. Dunlop, H. A. Gaitskell, D. Eliott Lockhart, and D. H. Ledeboer did not bat. G PICKET Report Sheets, lOd. perdozen, post free Orderof Going-InCards, 7d. perdozen, post free West’s Pocket Sioring Book, 1/2 each, post free.—To be obtained au the Office of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. B. S. Mathews, lbw, b Trollope .............. 20 A. H. Marshall, at Bailey, b El. H. Scott 20 V. E. Earnshaw, c Russel’ ,b H.H.Scott 18 A. M. Iiglis, Ibw, b H. H. Scotfc ... . . 5 W. Stenning. c aud b Russell.............. 22 J. A. Parker and H. E. Boyle did not bat. * Innir gs declared closed. P treatiiam . A. A. Baker, b Trol­ lope .................... 0 A. 11. Colyer, run out 0 R. H. Dillon, run out 55 H. B. Bolus, not out 24 Extras.............. 18 Total(8wkts.)*184 N. Miller, b Earnshaw 10 E. S. Bailer, b Earn- shaw ............. . . 3 H. H. Scott, not out... 43 P. G. Rat.hbone, b Earnshaw........ .. 1 S. H. Scott, Herland, Johnston, Russell, L. B. Durrantand Sitwell did not bat. W.S. Trollope, not out 48 Extras.............. 1. Total (3wkts. 106 CLAPI'ON v. FIN< ilLEY.—Played at Finchley on September7. C l a p t o n . J.H. Renals, b Hooton 19 J. H Robinson, b Leinard .............. 63 H. Chichester, ht wk\,, b Leinard.................25 H. E. Trafford, st Harris, b Hooton ... 3 THAMES DITTON v. MITCHAM.—Played at Thames Ditton on September 7. T h a m e s D it t o n . First Innings. C.Wardroper, bKeene 6 Plaistow, c Keene, b T. Harvey D. Lynd, b Hussey .. D. Otway, b Keene .. F. Crowther, not out Extras............. Total ....... W. II. Nolloth, not out .................... 4 R. Canby, c and b Leinard .............. 4 B 3, lb 1 .............. 4 Total (5 wkts, '*122 W. R. Hood, S. Genders, E. J. Richardson, F. M. Harding, andM. Van Boolen did not bat. *Innings declared closed. F in c h l e y . ; . Leinard, notout .. 21 |E. E. Diver, b Renals .T. Harris, i; Renals ... 11 j D. Mid diem as, st 1 Hood, bNolloth ... 4 F. Hu/.ell, b Genders 33 I Hooton, not out... B 7, lb 2... C. fraham, b T. Har­ vey .................... 5 L. 0. Braund, c Hus­ sey, b Keene ........29 C. Mills, run out ... 12 J. 3. Lohmann, b Iveene .............. 0 W. T. Grab urn, c Phoades, b Keene . . 7 E. N. Carlton,*lbw, b Keene .............. 1 Second Innings : Graham, c and b Sturt, 7; Mills, not out, 1; Graburn, not out,5; Wardroper, c Lee, b N. Harvey, 0; Carlton, bN. Harvey, 4 ; Otway, run out, 3; Extras, 4—Total (4 wkts), 24. M it c h a m . N. A. Harvey, st Ot­ way, b Mills ........15 W. PuUinger, b Mills 5 J. Cranstone, lbw, b Mills.................... 8 M. Moorhouse, bMills 2 ltev. A. Sturt, c and b Wardroper ........32 T. P. Hirvey, c Lynd, b Carlton.............. 36 W. Hussey, not out... 6 Total T. D. Lee, c Graham, b Wardroper........ 6 W. C. Rhoades, b Wardroper ........ 5 H. F. Clarke, b Plais­ tow .....................21 J. Keene, st Otway, b Carlton ........ 3 Extras............... 5 ...144 KALEIDOSCOPES (BRISTOL) v. OUANTOCK LODGE (SOMERSET). —Played at Quantock Lodge on September 9. K a l e id o sc o p e s . Rev. G. R. Wood, b Randolph.............. 57 G. T. Bryant, b West­ cott .....................14 S. G. Ellis, b Ebden... 42 H. W. Wookey, st Wood, b Palmer ... 68 W. Rossiter, run out 4 C. H. Greenway, b Ebden .............. 8 J. Wickens (Glouces- tershire)lbw,bEbden 5 Q u a n to c k L o d g e Lieut. F. Williams, R.N., b Westcott ... 3 J. Lowman, run out 13 F. Glass, b Ebden ... 4 A. J. Dixon, run out 2 P. G. Phillips (capt.), not out .............. 0 Extras...............33 Total ...253 T. Wood, c Glass, b Lowman.............. 35 Clapp (Somerset) c Wickens, b Dixon... 52 H. T. Stanley, c and b Williams.............. 21 W.H.Randolph,notout 30 H. B. T. Brucher, not out .................... 4 Extras...............10 Total (3wkts.)152 Westcott (Somerset), W. H. Couzens, J.Hieks, Dr. R. E. M. Smith, II. Willis, J. F. Ebden, andE. Palmer did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. MR. PALMER’S XI.—Played at Reading on September 7. Mr. W. H. P a l m e r ’ s XI. J. Dowell, c Lips­ combe, bPryce-Wil- liams.................... 30 A. Leaver, b Lips­ combe .............. 21 V. F. Critchley,c Lips- eombe, b Carter ... 36 W.H. Palmer,cField, b Selfe .............. 22 W . Garrard, c Selfe, b Bell .................... 18 T. T. Cass,cMcMillan, b Reed .............. 2 C. B. Maxwell, b Selfe 7 H. J. Isaacs, c Carter, b Bell .............. 10 F.W. Phillips, notout 15 J. Manners, b Carter 2 A. Burgess, c and b Carter .............. 0 Extras.............. 6 Total ...169 H a m p s t e a d . First Innings. E. Field, b Maxwell Second Innings. ... 16 b Burgess C. D. McMillan, b Burgess 3 A. A. Carter, bBurgess ... 0 H. R. Lipcombe, bMaxwell 3 G Bell, run o u t............... 2 b Burgess ... C Nuding, b Burgess........ 0 A. Reid, b Burgess ........ 0 b Burgess ... H. Pryee-Williams, stCase, bMaxwell..................... 6 b Burgess ... A . R. Grylls, b Burgess ... 0 not out........ IN. Abbott, b Burgess........ 12 b Burgess ... F. O. Selfe, not out ........ 6 b Maxwell .. Extras ..................... 4 Extras.. Total... 52 Total Total (4wkts) 81 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen,post free. Order of Going-InCards,7d. perdozen, post free. West’sPocket Scoring Book, 1/2each, post free.—To oe obtained at the Office of Cricket, 168, Upper IroniesStreet, London, E.C.