Cricket 1895

412 CRICKET: A WEEKLY- RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t. 12, 1895. many a pleasant day and many a merry match. Subjoined are the county Highest Lowest Aggregate. Aggregate. For. Agst. For. Agst. JV.-rbyshire ... 392 . . 363 . . 57 .. 87 Essex.............. ... 692 . . 448 . . 83 .. 63 *Gloucestershire... .. 474 . . 470 . . 51 .. 60 Hampshire........ ... 357* . . 374 . . 92 .. 74 Kent ............... ... 470 . . 487 . . 43 .. 79 ]jancashire........ ... 801 . . 382 . . 68 .. 35 1eicestershire ... ... 289+ . . 486 . . 68 .. 91 "Middlesex........ ... 566 . . 411t . . 57 .. 40 Notts.............. ... 726 . . 468 . . 35 .. 91 Somerset ........ ... 465 . . 801 . . 64 .. 73 Surrey............... Sussex............... ... 520 . . 311 . . 78 .. 43 ... 518 . . 726 . . 60 .. 89 Warwickshire ... ... 407 . . 520 . . Ill .. 106 Yorkshire........ ... 486 . . 353 . . 73 .. 51 •Nine wickets down (innings declared closed). +Seven wickets down, tSevenwickets down (innings declared closed). RESULTS IN PREVIOUS YEARS. 894 1893. 1892. W L D W L D W L D Gloucestershire.. 2 13 1 . . 3 11 2 .. 1 8 7 Kent ............. 6 6 3 . . 6 4 6 .. 2 9 5 3Lancashire....... 7 7 2+ . . 9 5 2 .. 7 5 4 ^Middlesex....... 8 5 3 . . 9 6 1 .. 7 6 3 Notts ............ 4 8 4 . . 5 7 4 .. 10 2 4 Somerset ... . 6 7 3 . . 4 8 4 .. 8 5 3 Surrey............. 13 2 It . . 7 8 1 .. 13 2 1 Sussex............. 3 11 2 . . 4 7 5 .. 1 12 3 Yorkshire....... 12 2 1 . . 12 3 1 .. 5 5 6 N.B.—The inclusion of Derbyshire, Essex, Hamp­ shire, Leicestershire, and Warwickshire only took place this season. tlncluding one tie game. STOICS v. CRYSTAL PALACE.—Played at Crystal Palace on September 5. S t o ic s . O. R. Borradaile, c Nelson, b Umney... 18 A. S. Johnstone,c and b Lulham.............. 55 P. M. Lee, c Stone, b Colman ...............20 J. W. Bowner, b Lul­ ham .....................58 A. W. Rammell, c Nelson, b Lulham... 27 A. Smith, b Coleman 97 C r y s t a l S. Colman, c Borra­ daile, b “ Smith” ... 14 F. H. Nelson, b “ Smith” .............. 13 H. M. Colegrave, c Johnstone,b ‘Smith’ 18 J. F. Dunlop, b Hay­ craft ..................... 9 F.D.Pawle,b “ Smith” 26 E. H. Lulham, c Hay­ craft, b Holten ... 13 Dr. Holton, b Lulham 0 Stanhope Haynes, b Lulham ............... 2 C.C.Roberts, c Nelson, b Colegrave ........ 18 W. J. Haycraft, c Nelson, b Colman ... 2 H. Higgs, not out ... 4 Leg-byes ........ 1 Total ...312 P a l a c e . Dr. Umney, c Bonner, b Haycraft ........ 1 G.W.Stone,b “ Smith” 8 H. W. Gaitskill, b Johnstone ........ 41 R. Brownsmith, not out ..................... 1 D. H. Ledehall, lbw, “ Smith” ............... 1 B 9, lb 8 ................ 17 Total ...162 nONOR OAK v. OLD SCHOLARS.—Played at Honor Oak on September 7. O l d S c h o l a r s . H. Field, c Wilkie, b Hayes .............. 3 A. E. Bird, b Harrison 4 E. Hudson, b Hayes . 4 G. Hodgson, b Harri­ son ..................... 9 G. Hudson, c Harri­ son, b Hayes........10 C. Beavis, st Jones, b Hayes .............. 0 W. Newton, c Jones,b Hayes .............. 3 J. Clark, run out ... 1 H. W. Palm er, st Jones, b Harrison .. 10 H.W. Taylor, b Hayes 1 C. Hudson, not out ... 0 Byes .............. 2 Total 47 H o n o r O a k . E. G. Hayes, c Hud­ son, b Newton ... 75 H. L. Holford, b E. Hudson .............. 26 T. R. Dickason, b E. Hudson .............. 0 G. S. Harrison, c and b Newton.............. 7 J. Johnson, run out .. 15 0. H. Mayo, cE. Hud­ son, b Newton ... 12 F. E. Wilkie, b Field 9 T. J. Gracey, c and b Newton .............. 4 H. Burton, not out ... 0 A. Jones, absent ... 0 F. F. Harrison, absent 0 B 5, lb 3 ........ Total ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AMERICA. F IR ST MATCH .—v. NEW YORK. Mr. F. Mitchell’s team have commenced their tour in America well. In the first match v. New York, on September 3rd and 4th, the home team were dismissed cheaply by Hartley and Milligan for 112 , which did not quite reach the individual score of N. F. Druce, whose 121 was well supported by J, A. Phillips’ 88 . The New Yorkists were 211 behind on the first innings, but at the second time of asking hit off the deficit and made 57 runs to the good. The requisite 58 cost three wickets, including that of Druce. The match was played twelve aside. So was the second game at Toronto on the 6 th and 7th instant. The opposition were all Canada, but Hartley bowled too well for them, and they made but 137 and 86 against England’s 188. Druce and Phillips again doing well and being helped by Robinson. Time did not allow an English victory, but the team needed but 21 with ten wickets to fall when the game ended in a draw. Score :— N e w Y o r k . First Innings. Byers stRobinson, bHartley 32 Paterson, c Wilson, b Lowe 17 Tyers, b Arkwright ........ 7 W. R. Cobb, c Milligan, b Hartley .....................16 Lohmann, c Robinson, b Arkwright.................... 3 Rokeby, c Hill, b Hartley... 1 Mart,stRobinson, b Hartley 8 Kelly, c Robinson, b Milli­ gan ........................... 1 McNutt, b Milligan ........ 2 Pool, c Robinson, b Hartley 3 Calder, c Arkwright, b Hartley .................... 0 Rose, not out.................... 4 Extras ........ 18 Second Innings, cLowe,bMilligan 10 c Hill, b Milligan 10 c Robinson, b Milligan........ 0 run out 73 Total.. .112 c Hill, b Hartley 21 b Arkwright ... 66 cHill, b Milligan 12 b Milligan........ 24 lbw, b Hill........ 12 c Milligan, b Hill 1 not out.............. 9 candbArkwright 5 Extras ... 22 Total ...268 M r . M it c h e l l ’ s T e a m . Second Innings. c Byers, b Cobb... c Tyers, b Kelly b Cobb., not out.. First Innings. F. Mitchell, c Calder, b Kelly ........................... 0 V. T. Hill, b Cobb ........ 0 C. E. M. Wilson, run out... 4 N. F. Druce, c McNutt, b Kelly ...........................121 F. A. Phillips, b McNutt ... 88 R. A. Studd, c Cobb, b Kelly 31 F.W. Milligan, c Patterson, b Cobb.......................... 6 not out.. W. Mortimer, c Rokeby, b Cobb ........................... 3 C. D. Robinson, b Kelly ... 47 W. W. Lowe, c McNutt, b Kelly ........................... 5 H. A. Arkwright, not out... 9 J. C. Hartley, b Kelly ... 0 Extras ........ 9 E n g l a n d . First Innings. 19 Mitchell, b Laing Hill, c Wadsworth, Laing.................... 3 Studd, cBoyd, bLaing 9 Druce, b Lyon ........ 33 Phillips,bGoldingham 51 Marriott, run out ... 0 Milligan, b Laing ... 2 Robinson, b Golding­ ham .....................47 In the Second InningsMitchellscored,b Laing, 10; Hill, not out, 5; Studd, not out, 0.—Total (I wkt) 15. M ortim er, lbw, Laing ... ... . Lowe, c Terry, Goldingham ... . Arkwright, not out . Hartley, not out . Extras ... Total 5 3 0 16 ...188 DULWICH v. MALDEN WANDERERS.-Played at Burbidge Road, Dulwich. M a l d e n W a n d e r e r s . H. R. Morrison, b Darby .............. 0 A. G. Rough, b Huish 6 W. Wright, b Darby 5 B. Smith, c Calcott, b Darby ............... 9 Higgs, not out ........ 23 A. Jennings, c Calcott, b Darby .............. 0 N. V ick e ry , c H. Thompson, b Huish 2 G. H. New, b Adam... 5 F. C. Faux, c Calcott, b Huish .............. 0 D.W.Skinner,bHuish 1 H. A. Jones, c Staf­ ford, b Huish........ 4 B 4, lb 2 ........ 6 Total 61 D u l w ic h . H. Thompson, b Mor­ rison .................... 22 P. B. Calcott, b Faux 56 H. Darby, b Morrison 8 O. Jones, c New, b Faux.....................35 A. Thompson,cSmith, b Faux .............. 0 J. W. D. Adam, c Rough, b Faux ... 3 T. C. Stafford, b Smith 5 E. H. Heasman, b Morrison.............. 4 L. Phillips, c Skinner, b Faux .............. 16 F. E. Huish, not out 14 T. A. Darke, not out 5 B 10, lb 6 ........ 16 Total (9wkts)184 DULWICH v. OLD OLAVIANS. —Played at Dulwich on September 7. O l d O l a v ia n s . Total... .323 Extras Total SECOND M A T C H -y . A LL CANADA. A l l C a n a d a . First Innings. Second Innings. Saunders, st Robinson, b Hartley .................... 13 c Arkwright, b Hartley ........ 6 Martin, c Robinson, b Ark­ wright ...........................12 b Hartley .......... 4 Goldingham, c and b Milli­ gan ...........................19 c Hill, b Lowe ... 11 Terry,cMortimer,bHartley 20 run out ........15 Laing,cRobinson,bHartley 18 lbw, b Hartley ... 10 Wilson, cMarriott,bHartley 6 b Hartley ........ 9 Jacques, cMitchell, bHart­ ley .................................10 Wadsworth, not out........ 20 P. Brownlow, c Lock­ hart, b Bailey........ E. Luff, b Brown ... H. Parris, b Bailey ... F. Lowe, c White, b Brown ........ ... J. Berridge, st Scott, b Bailey ............... G. Lowe, b Brown ... E.G.Fishwick,bBrown D u l w ic h . E. Sims, c Lockhart, b Brown ............... M. Cavenaugh, b Brown .............. T.J. Trowell, c Brown, b Bailey ............... A. Largen, not out ... B 2, lb 1 ............... 8 Total G. H. Davis, bBrown- low .................... P. C. Scott, run out ... J F. J. Finlinson, c Sims, b Brownlow... W. C. Lockhart, c and b Brownlow ........ D. B. Butler, not out 34 Bailey, b Brownlow ... 20 B. W. Heaseman, not out ..................... 1 B 2, lb 3 ............... 5 Total (5wkts) 103 J. Brown, E. White, G. A. Druce, and A. N. Other did not bat. NORTHBROOK v. CROYDON. September 7. C r o y d o n . G.F. L o D g , c Murphy, b Foston..................10 N. Lavers, c S. O. Woolmer, b Murphy 41 J. Aris, b Plumer ... 65 R. Archer, c S. O. Woolmer, b Plumer 11 L.K.Watson,b Plumer 2 C. W. Woolcott, b Plumer ..................21 -Played at Lee on A. Bush, b Plumer ... 4 E. H. Raich, not out 14 A. E. Drage, b Fos­ ton .................... 12 R. D. Dalgliesh, not out ... ............... 1 T. S.Ready didnot bat; 0 Byes.............. 13 Total (8wkts) ...*194 Innings declared closed. N o r t h b r o o k . b Lowe........ c Robinson, Lowe........ b Lowe .156 Boyd, c andbHartley........ 2 Bnstowe, st Robinson, b Hartley........................... 0 b Hartley ... Lyon, c Robinson, b Arkwright ........................... 1 not out D’Arcy Martin, run out ... 4 b Hartley ... Extras ........ ... 12 Extras........ Total ........137 Total ......... A. H. Woolmer, b E. H. Raich ........ 35 T. G. Cannon, b E. H. Raich... ............... 1 A. Westley, b E. H. Raich.................... 56 S. O. Woolmer, H. C. Cooper, F. W. Foston, A. Scott, W. Murphy, andH. T. Scoble did not bat. H. Murphy, notout... 11 H. Plumer, not out ... 9 Byes... ........ 9 Total (3 wkts) ...121 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Orderof Going-In Cards, 7d. perdozen, postfree. 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.