Cricket 1895

S e p t . 1 9 , 1 8 9 5 . CR ICKET : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. C R Y S T A L P A L A C E . B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . T en I nnings AND O ve r . N o. T im es M ost o f n ot T ota l in an inns. ou t. runs. inns. A ver. M itch ell, C ..................... ,.. 23 .. . 0 .. . 915 .. . 124 .. . 412 W ells, L . S ................... .. 14 .. . 3 .. . 418 .. . 114 .. . 3-5-0 N elson. F . H ................ ... 14 .. . 3 .. . 411 .. . 133 .. . 37 4 C am pbell. J . M . ... 13 .. . 3 .. . 326 .. . 84*.. . 32 6 C olegrave. H . E . .. 10 .. . 4 .. . 192 .. . 48* .. 32-0 C olm an, S ...................... ... 33 .. . 6 .. . 818 .. . 113*.. . 30 8 N eam e, L . H ............... . 11 .. . 1 .. . 3<>1 .. . 103 .. . 30-1 P aw le. F . D .................. ... 11 .. . 1 .. . 295 .. . 118 .. . 29*5 D oolloton , A . W . G. .. 10 .. . 2 .. . 185 .. . 28 .. . 23 1 C olegrave, H . M . .. 18 .. . 0 .. . 372 .. . 69 .. . 20-12 F lem in g, C apt. ... . 29 . . 0 .. .581 .. . 72 .. . 20 1 B ick nell. G . E ............. ... 24 .. . 1 .. . 447 .. . 141*.. . 1910 U m n ey, W . F ............. ... 21 .. . 3 .. . 347 .. . 67 .. . 195 L u lh am , E . H ............. ... 20 .. . 3 .. . 277 .. . 67 .. . 16-5 H ill. F ........................ ... 18 .... 2 .. . 249 .. . 41 .. . 15-9 CipriaDi, A . B . ... 17 .. . 4 .. . 192 ... 58 .. . 14 10 D unlop, J . M . ... ... 26 .. . 5 .. . 284 .. . 43 .. . 1311 C osens, A ................. ... 14 .. . 1 .. . 175 .. . 38 .. . 13 6 T od d , J . H ................... ... 12 . . 0 .. . 16 -2 .. . 49 .. . 136 A lexan der, K . ... ... 12 .. . 1 .. . 145 .. . 44 .. . 13-2 D illon, R . H . ... 10 .. . 3 .. . 81 .. . 22 .. . 114 H ay, L . T ................. ... 23 . ,. 1 ., 221 .. . 69 .. . 10-1 U m n ey, J . C . ... ... 15 . . 1 .. . 115 .. . 23*.. . 8-3 M ainw aring, Capt. ... 20 ..,. 5 . ,. 85 .. . 23*.. . 5-10 U nder T en I nnings . F o x , C. J. M . ... ... 8 .... 2 .... 557 .. . 204*.. . 92-5 T od d . A . F . ... 8 . . 1 .. ,. 163 .. . 43*.. . 21 6 F ox , R . H ................ ... 6 . . 1 .. ,. 100 .. . 66*.. . 20 0 P ile, G . H ................ ... 5 . .. 1 . .. 80 .. .. 86*. .. 20 0 Parsons, D ............... ... 7 ... 8 ... 75 .... 44 .. . 18 3 L ock h art. D . E . .. . . 6 . .. 0 . .. 88 .. .. 30*..,. 144 T urn er, E . G . ... ... 5 . .. 0 . .. 72... . 35 .. . 14-2 N oakes, J . N . ... ... 6 . .. 1 . .. 71 ... 35*.,.. 141 T h eobald, E . D . H . ... 6 . .. 0 . .. 81 . .. 25 ... 13-3 B archard, F . C .... ... 8 ... 2 ... 78 ... 29*. .. 13-0 Cosens, G .................. ... 6 ... 3 ... 36 ... 19 ... 12-0 G raham , G. ... 8 . .. 1 .. 82 ... 36 ... 115 F orrester, G . C . .. .. 5 . .. 0 . .. 35 . .. 17 .. . 7 0 D ives, J ..................... ... 8 . .. 0 . .. 55 ... 31 ... 67 Ledebopr, D . ... 6 . .. 1 . .. 30 . .. 23*. .. 60 P erry, G .................... ... 5 . .. 0 . .. 26 ... 9 ... 51 B ellam y, F ............... ... 5 .... 2 . 8 . 5 .. . 2 2 B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S . 100 OVERS OR 20 WICKETS. F o u r I n n in gs a n d U n d e r . A ste, -T.. 25. A ste. P . H ., 2, 0. B ayly, F. S., 2*, 9. B riggs, J ., 17, 0. B oulter, R . S. L , 2. B row nsm ith, R ., 1*. B aker, C. D ., 22, 1. C ato, R ., 4*. C am pbell, C ol., 0. C am pbell, C. S., 0, 2, 0, 2. C oddington. C apt., 2, 5. D illon . H . W ., 6. Forrester, J ., 10. Forrester, W . H ., 3. G aitskell, H .. 41*, 0. G ladstone, H . S ., 3. G ordon -Sm ith , 4, 1 ,0 . K ayess. A .. 11. L adell, H . R ., 3, 2, 8. L adell, H . S , 6. 25. L ock h art, J . E ., 0, 1, 5. M oberley, M ., 2*, 15*, 15, 12. P atterson, C. C ., 4, 0, 9. P ayne. A . J. L ., 1, 4. S olom on. A . F ., O. Stone. G . W .. 5, 7, 8. T urner, H . L I., 15. T h u rm . A ., 10. T od d, W . J .. 9, 0. U m ney, H . W ., 12, 6, 2. Y olla n d , A . B ., 7. M itch ell, C ., 124. 115,101. F o x , C. J . M .. 204*, 153*. W ells, L . S., 114. N elson , F . H ., 133. ‘ C E N T U R IE S ” F O R . Signifies n o t ou t C olm an, S.. 100,113*. N eam e, L . H ., 103. P aw le, F . D ., 118. B ick nell, G . E ., 141*. O vers. M dns. R uns. W k ts. A ver. .... 306-2 ... 74 . . 744 ... 54 .. . 1342 ... 222-2 ... 38 ... 562 ... 37 .. . 15-7 ... 416 4 ... 161 ... 1052 ... 64 .. . 1628 ... 113 1 ... 16 ... 343 ... 20 .. . 17-3 ... 118-3 ... 32 ... 267 ... 15 .. . 17-12 I. 161-4 ... 40 ... 356 ... 20 .. . 17-16 , ... 386 ... 93 ... 1007 ... 46 .. . 21 41 . ... 107-1 ... 12 . . 437 ... 18 .. . 24 5 ... 113 4 ... 18 ... 317 ... 12 . . 26 5 ... 112 .. 23 ... 294 ... 11 .. . 26 8 ... 165-1 ... 48 ... 371 ... 14 ..,. 26 77 ... 100 .... 11 ... 411 ... 14 ..,. 29 5 UNDER 100 OVERS. .... 26 ... 8 . 85 ... 6 .,.. 141 ... 28-1 ... 6 . 81 ... 6 . . 1 33 M . 35 ... 8 ... 120 ... 6 ... 20'0 ... 254 ... 1 . .. 106 ... 5 ... 21-1 ). 401 ... 6 ... 112 ... 5 ... 22 2 ... 62 4 ... 8 ... 184 ... 6 ... 30 4 E . 66*2 ... 10 ... 247 ... 8 ... 30 7 3. 86 ... 18 ... 252 ... 8 .. 31 4 ... 67 5 ... 264 ... 7 . . 37-5 Co^en*, A . ... Flem insr, F . J. C olm an, S.... N elson, F . H . C am pbell, J . 1V1 U inney, W . F . H icknell, G. E . H ay, L . T . ... N oakes, T . N . Cosens, G . ... W ells, L . S. H ill, F . G raham , G. C olegrave, H . D u n lop , J . F . F orrester, G . < Pile, G . H . ... A ste, P . II.. .. T he follow in g obtained less than five w ickets : F . W . A ste, 1 fo r 5 5 ; A . B . C ipriani, 1 fo r 2 1 ; J. B u r- stall, 1 fo r 6 ; C. J . M . F ox, 4 fo r 166 ; D . E . L ock­ h art, 1 fo r 201; D . L edeboer, 4 fo r 182 ; C. M itch ell, 2 fo r 55 ; L. H . H earne, 1 fo r 28 ; Capt. M ain w aiin g. 1 for 47 ; G . P erry, 1 fo r 49 ; C. C . Patterson, 1 fo r 26 ; G . W . Stone. 1 fo r 2 7 ; A . B . Y olla n d , 1 fo r 11; E . G . T urner, 1 fo r 124. T h e follow in g bow led w ith ou t su ccess: G . A ustin, G . B lack w ood, F . S. B ayly, C. D . B aker, H . W . D il­ lon , A . G ladstone, H . R . L a d ell, G ordon Sm ith. W . Parsons, C. E . Sm ith, T urner H ill, E . T h eobald, J . C. U m ney, J. H . T od d. LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK. F IR S T X I .— B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . N o. T im es M ost of n ot in an T otal inns. ou t. inns. runs. . 24 ... 5 ... 59*... 511 . C. A . Snell ............. L . P itt-B rook W . B radbery N . O. M anfield ... G eorge R aby F . F . M usson C. J . B ow m an T . W . M ackin tosh C. C. Sim pson A . P o d m o r e ............. C. S. J. D ou glas ... H . B . S quire............. A . G. G o u g h ... . 24 20 . 24 . 12 . , 22 20 . ’ 16 . 11 ... . 13 , 15 7 . 58 ... . 54*.., 51*... . 50 ... 57 ... . 50*... . 30 ... 41 .., . 61 ... 0 ... 38 ... 0 ... 33 ... 0 464 349 428 181 382 243 85 151 118 148 148 51 A lso B atted : S. B ow m an (4, 8, 6, 7*, 11*), B rooks (11, 17*. 2, 0, 0), C. T . L aw less (18. 0, 0, J . H . H erschell (9, 9*, 0, 9 ,1 1 ), J . B radbery (0, D . G . Shephard (0. 4, 16), T . H . P ritchard ( A . J . R ichardson (14*, 5*). * Signifies n ot out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S . O vers. M dn s. R u n s. W k ts A . P od m ore ............. 418 ... 156 ... 734 ... 80 . C. G . Snell ............. 222 ... 24 ... 763 . 71 . C. C. Sim pson ... 190 ... 61 ... 351 ... 31 . C. T . L a w le s s ........... 127 ... 45 ... 269 ... 22 . A ver. .. 26 89 ... 22-09 ... 2181 .. 2140 .. 2')*11 .. 18-20 .. 16-20 .. 14-16 .. 13 63 ... 13 11 ... 11-38 .. 9-86 . 7-28 P . W . o, 10), 6, 9, 5), 4», 19), A lso b o w le d : J . B radbery (43— 12—80—9 ), T . W . M ackintosh (3 7 -7 —82— 5 ), H . O . M anfield (16—1—■ 74—5 ;, J . H . tterschell ( 2 3 - 3 - 6 4 - 2 ) . A . J . R ich ard ­ son (9 —2 26— 1), W. B rad bery (1 2 - 0 —4 .3 -0 ). S E C O N D X I .— B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . N o. T im ei M ost o f n ot T otal in an In n s. ou t. runs. inns. A ver. Stone, F . W . ... 14 . . 5 ... 187 . 48*.. 2077 A llcock , J. M . ... 13 . . 2 ... 207 . . 32 .. 18-81 R aby, G ....................... ... 10 . . 1 ... 158 . . 44 .. 17*56 B rooks, P . W . ... 7 . . 0 ... 116 . . 37 .. 1657 P ritch ard, T . N . ... .. 20 . . 1 ... 297 . . 63 .. 1563 G ou gh, A . G . ... 18 . . 0 ... 217 . . 41 .. 12-05 Brenan, T . H . ... 16 . . 4 .. 141 . . 34 .. 11-75 H rown, A . W . ... 8 .. 0 .. 91 . . 69 .. 11-37 B ow m an, S ................ .. 12 . . 0 .. I l l . . 31 .. 9 2 5 H ersfh ell, J . H . .. ... 9 .. 0 .. 76 . . 25 .. 84 4 M aingay, A . F . .. ... 8 . . 2 .. 44 . . 19*.. 7-33 B eadbery, J .............. ... 8 . .. 0 .. 45 . . 18 .. 5'62 Richardson, L . J . ... 8 . . 0 .. 26 . . 13 .. 3-25 « Signifies n ot out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S . O vrs. M dns. R uns. W k ts. A ver. N arton, A . S. ... 16 .. 2 .. 30 ... 10 .. 3 00 H erschell, J. H . .. ... 75 .. 20 . . 122 ... 28 . 4*35 R ichardson, A . J. ... 90 .. 26 .. 187 ... 35 .. 5 34 B row n, A . W . ... 86 .. 18 . . 168 22 . 7-63 A llcock . J . M . ...178 .. 60 .. 394 50 .. 7 88 B radbery, J .............. ... 44 .. 8 .. 119 ... 11 .13-81 T H IR D X I . J. P . M u rray has a ba ttin g average o f 26 fo r thirteen in n in gs ; and A . W . M aclean, 17 fo r tw en ty- three innings. T. W . N aines has taken 102 w ickets fo r an average o f 7-0 3 ; and J . P . M u rray, 41 w ickets fo r an average o f 7 28. A ver. . 917 . r -7 4 . 11 32 . 12 *22 Mr. John Piggott, of Cheapside, sends us his catalogue of sporting materials, dress, &c. It would be difficult to name any article of cricket utility that he does not supply. In every other branch of sport he is equally a universal provider. The athlete, the photo­ grapher, the cyclist, and the footballer alike may obtain their paraphernalia at Mr. Piggott’ s. The proprietor states that he does not believe in selling one article at cost price, and putting a big profit on another, and as regards the latter statement his price list certainly seems to bear him out. 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