Cricket 1895

4 6 0 CR ICKET : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. N o v . 2 8 , 1 8 9 5 o f B om bay to be seen w ield in g the w illow . The native papers were very sarcastic and m ost severe, and frequently suggested that he did nothin g else bu t p lay cricket. These remarks, how ever, fell from his shoulder very easily, because after g oin g th orou gh ly into the m atter he found that d u rin g the tw elve m onths all that he gave to recreation was about 50 hours. H e, how ever, went on his w ay undeterred b y the p u b lic criticism s w ith the result that at the end o f his tenure of office he was thanked b y all the native society fo r havin g fostered n ot on ly cricket in B om bay, bu t E nglish sports in general. Our great pastime had un dou btedly taken a great hold upon the Indian people, because there w ere few villages now that could b e fou nd where little boys were not to b e seen playing. A s regards our own country the matches and visits b y the Australian teams had done a great deal tow ards bin din g the tw o countries m ore closely together. W hen, tw enty years ago, he played fo r K en t against L an ca­ shire at O ld Trafford the gate- m oney did not am ount to m ore than £40, bu t ten years ago it reached close upon £500, a fact which spoke fo r itself and proved that sport in E nglan d had considerably increased, and he was delighted to think that such was the case. Some people had complained that athletics at the present tim e took precedence in our p u blic schools aud colleges, bu t he denied that such was the case. I t was better to hear the boys m aking a noise in the p layin g fields than n ot k n ow in g where they w ere. H e thanked them all very sincerely fo r the splendid reception they had given him that evening. (L ou d and prolon ged cheers.) L o rd Harris presented the Senior Cup to the Cassland C .C ., the K nutsford Cup to H artley C .C ., and medals to the Lauderdale C .C ., and to the tw o clubs first mentioned. NORWOOD CLTJB. M atches p layed , 37. W o n , 1 1 ; lost, 14 ; draw n, 12. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S . N o. T im es M ost o f n o t T otal in an inn s. ou t. runs. inns. A ver. S. H o lla n d s ..................... 17 ... 2 ... 683 ...102*... 45 53 A . P . R oe ...................... 13 ... 4 ... 308 ... 76 ... 34*22 A . G o o d w in ...................... 15 ... 2 ... 364 ...104*... 28 00 C. A . V . C heckland ... 25 ... 2 ... 573 ...101*... 24*91 R . S. R ogers...................... 17 ... 1 ... 377 ... 62*... 23 56 J . D . G illespie ........... 17 ... 0 ... 282 ... 91 ... 16*58 J . R . G o o ld ...................... 28 ... 3 ... 362 ... 58 ... 14*88 L . G o o d w in ...................... 20 ... 4 ... 200 ... 33 ... 12*50 P . S. M ay ...................... 16 ... 3 ... 142 ... 28*... 10*92 J . P . H e n t y ...................14 ... 1 .. 92 ... 22 ... 7*07 P . A . Sharm an ............. 10 ... 0 ... 66 ... 23 ... 6 60 H . A . C. S h e rriff...........23 ... 5 ... I l l ... 25*... 6*16 H . F eath erston e............. 10 ... 1 ... 46 ... 23 ... 5*11 H . B essem er.......................13 ... 2 ... 30 ... 10 ... 2*72 F . S. H allam ............. 7 ... 2 ... 97 ... 34*... — L . F . E lliott...................... 7 ... 2 ... 50 ... 18 ... — B . F ea th erston e............. 7 ... 0 ... 59 ... 24 ... — H . B lach ford ............. 6 ... 1 ... 23 ... 8*... — G . Schum ann ............. 5 ... 1 ... 11 ... 5 ... — T . D . L ee ....................... 4 ... 0 ... 173 ... 95 ... — P . S. F a rw ig...................... 4 ... 1 ... 75 ... 26 ... — H . B road ...................... 4 ... 0 ... 32 ... 16 ... — T . B ra ck e n b u ry ............. 4 ... 2 ... 10 ... 6 ... — W . A u stin ...................... 3 ... 0 ... 59 ... 48 ... — E . M . Sharm an ............. 3 ... 1 ... 19 ... 8 ... — F . F e a th e rsto n e ............. 3 ... 0 ... 10 ... 5 ... — T h e follow in g batted tw ice an d scored W . G ood ­ w in (1*, 8 ), H . A . P ayn e (9, 2*), P . R . H arrow er (128*, 47). T h e follow in g batted on ce and scored :— E . O gilvie (0), W . C. E lborou g h (1 ). W . W . D uffitt (0 * ),H . F ell (0*), F . B assett (0*), R . S. R a b y (22), H . S herriff (0), G . S. S harm an (15). * Signifies not out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S . O vers, M d n s. R u ns. W k ts. A ver. R . S. R ogers ............. 293 ... 79 ... 697 ... 69 ... 10*10 A . P . R o e ...................... 163 ... 50 ... 430 ... 35 ... 12*28 J. D . G illesp ie ............. 250 ... 62 ... 740 ... 42 ... 17*16 H . A . C . Sherriff ... 211 ... 35 ... 695 ... 34 ... 20*20 T h e fo llow in g also bow led W . A u stin (53—12— 1 5 4 -8 ), H . B lach ford ( 8 - 0 - 2 5 —1), H . B road ( 2 - 0 - 2 0 - 0 ) , C. A . V . C heckland (3 0 -4 — 136 -4 ) , W . W . D u ffitt (3—0 —17 —0), W . C. E lb orou g h (13— 3 -4 3 — 1 ), L . F . E lliott ( 6 - 0 — 3 2 - 0 ) , S. E llis ( 1 - 0 - 5— 1), P . S. F arw ig (2— 0— 13—0), B . F eather& one ( 5 - 0 - 2 0 - 0 ) , H . Featherstone ( 1 1 - 2 - 3 4 — 1), F. F eatherstone (2— 0— 6—0), A . G oodw in (55—5 —235— 4), L . G ood w in (17— 2 —83—3 ), J . R . G oold (25— 0 — 1 1 7 -3 ), F . S. H allam 46—11— 132—7), J . P . H en ty (11— 2 - 4 8 - 1 ) , S. H ollan ds (4 7 -1 0 -1 1 5 — 6), P . S. M ay (4 1 -9 -1 5 9 —3), H . A . Payne ( 6 - 0 — 2 5 -1 ), R . S. R a b y ( 6 - 3 - 2 0 —1 ;, H . Sherriff ( 1 2 - 3 - 2 8 - 1 ) . CRICKET FESTIVAL AT LOOMIS, PLACER CO., CALIFORNIA. The first series o f inter-county matches played in N orthern California has just been successfully concluded at the ground of the Citrus C olony Club. The home eleven w on three matches out o f fou r b y large m ajorities, and made a creditable draw w ith A lam eda C o., b y far the strongest team on the coast. The fo llow ­ in g axe the fu ll scores and analysis:— P L A C E R C O . v . L A K E C O .— P layed a t the Citrus C olon y G roun d on O ctober 25 and 26. P la c e r . F irst In n iags. C. Sim m on ds, c Green, b K e ls o n ......................13 A .H . Jackson,cG reen, b K e ls o n ......................18 R . M arsh -B row n e, c H am m on d , b K elson 5 " ‘ ‘ 39 D . F . Jon es, b K elson 14 G . H ydes, c K elson , b bp u rr................................24 R . H . F low er, run ou t 3 A . E . Coates, n o t o u t... 11 F . E . Pakenham , c and b H am m on d ............. 0 E x tra s...................... 9 H . A . B u tt, b N agle. C. K . T u rn er, c Green, b H a m m on d .............16 G . H . Jackson , c E d - T ota l .............174 m unds, b K eeling ... 22 S econd innings : - C . Sim m onds, c K elson , b K eel­ in g, 2 ; A . H . Jackson , n ot ou t, 32 ; R . M arsh -B row n e, b K elson , 2 ; H . A , B u tt, n ot ou t, 6 0 ; extras, 4. T ota l, 100. In n in gs declared closed. L a k e . F irst innings. S econd innings. H . V . K eelin g, c B u tt, b S im m o n d s ................................18 C. R e n w ick ,b T u rn er............. W . S. B ayton , st A . J a ck ­ son, b T urn er ...................... C. M . H am m on d , c Jones, b T u rn er ............................... 3 F . M . K elson , b T urn er ... 5 W . O . E d m on ds, b T u rn er 6 A . B . R od m an , b T u rner ... 6 E . N ag le, b T urn er .............17 A . H . S purr, lbw , b T u rn er 0 A . G . P . M cN u tty, b Sim ­ m onds ......................................... 0 F . G reen, n ot ou t ............. 1 E x tr a s ............................... 3 c Jon es, b B u t t... b Sim m onds 0 b S im m onds 16 c B u tt, b T urner b T urn er ............. b S im m onds c C oates,b T urner b S im m onds run o u t...................... n ot o u t...................... b T u rn er ............. E x tr a s ............. T otal .. P L A C E R v . N E V A D A C O .— P layed a t th e Citrus C olon y G rounds on O ctober 27. N e v a d a . W . B aker, c T urner, b B u t t ................................ 5 __T urner ...................... 0 R . S h u gg, c A . J a ck ­ son, d Alder B . F oss, st A .Jack son , b B u tt ...................... 4 J . E d d y , b B u tt............. 6 J. H ill, b B u tt .............21 J . E . C arr, b T u rn er... 12 J . C. F oss, b T u rn er... 0 J . J . Jackson, c and b W . Jeffery, c G . Jack ­ son, b T u rn e r............. N . B ennetts, c Sim ­ m onds, b T u rn er ... J . E . Jen kin , n ot out E x tra s ...................... T ota l , 64 P la c e r . C. S im m on d a,n otou t.. .162 A . H . Jackson , c and b B . F oss ..................... 1 R . M arsh -B row n e, b F o s s ................................12 H . A . B u tt, lbw , b J effrey ...................... 9 C .K .T u m e r, b B . F oss 11 A . E . C oates, G . H . Jackson, and F . E . P akenham did n ot b a t. D . F . Jones, c B aker, b B . F o s s ......................13 R . H . F low er, b E d dy 11 H . A lder, n ot o u t ...101 E x tra s......................24 T otal ...344 P L A C E R CO. v» S A N T A C L A R A .-P la y e d at the Citrus C olon y G rou n d on O ctober 29 an d 30. P lacer C o. C. Sim m onds, b Coles 45 A .H . J a ck s o n ,b M a y o 14 H . A . B u tt, st P osk e- thw aite, b Coles ... 44 C. K . T urn er, b C oles 6 H . A ld er, c P osk e- th w aite, b M a yo ... 3 G . H . Jackson, b M ayo 3 R . M arsh -B row n e, c D ay, b Coles ............. 7 G . H yd es, c P osk e- th w aite, b Coles ... 15 A . E . C oates, n ot ou t 78 D . F . Jon es, c and b M a y o ............................... 1 R . H . F low er, b M a yo 28 E xtras .............16 T ota l . 260 S a n ta C la r a . F irst In n in gs. ‘ S econd In n in gs. W . S. M ayo, c T u rn er, b S im m o n d s ................................ 32 c H yd es, b B u tt 25 F . K n ow les, b S im m onds ... 2 c A . Jackson, b B u t t ............. 19 F . B riscoe, b T u r n e r ............. 4 b B u t t ............. 0 C. H . Coles, e F low er, b S im m o n d s ................................ 8 c A . Jackson, b A ld er 1 H . P osketh w aite, b T u rn er 2 c H yd es, b B u tt 3 W . A in sw orth , c an d b T u rn er......................................... 5 c A . Jackson, b B u t t ............. 4 B . D a y, c G . Jackson , b T u rn er......................................... 7 c G . Jackson , b A ld er 9 F . Saunders, b T u rn er 4 c B u tt, b A ld er 1 E . L . W ood lan d , b T urner 0 b B u t t ............. 0 B .V .H ard m an , b S im m onds 9 b B u t t ............. 1 G . G raham e, n ot o u t ............. 0 n ot o u t............. 0 E x tra s ................................ 11 E x tr a s ... 6 T otal ...................... 84 T ota l... 69 P L A C E R C O . v. A L A M E D A C O .-P la y e d a t the C itrus C olony G rou n d o n N ovem ber 2 an d 3. P lacer C o. F irst In n in gs. Second In n in gs. C . Sim m onds, c H ogu e, b W a rd , S r....................................13 cS cott,b W a rd ,J r. 0 A . H . Jackson, lb w , b S lo­ m an ......................................... 2 st P rice, b S lo­ m an ...................... 5 H . A . B u tt, c S cott, b Slo­ m an ......................................... 3 n ot o u t......................40 C. K . T urn er, lb w , b P eel... 8 b W a rd , J r. ... 0 G . H . Jackson , c S cott, b Slom an ................................55 b W a rd . J r. ... 25 R . M arsh-B row ne, b H og u e 11 c W a rd , J r., b W a rd , Sr. ... 1 A . E . Coates, ru n ou t.............33 H . A ld er, b Slom an .............20 b W ard ,*Jr. ... 0 D . F . Jones, st P rice, b S lo­ m an .........................................18 n ot o u t......................... 1 R . H . F low er, b W a rd , J r. 2 F . E . P akenham , n o t o u t ... 0 E xtras ...................... 8 E xtras .. 9 T ota l......................173 T ota l (6 w kts) 81 A lam eda C o. R . B . H ogu e, b B u tt 33 E . H ood , b T u rner ... 5 F . S. Price, c Jon es, b B a t t ................................14 E . G . Slom an, b S im ­ m onds ......................13 H . W a rd , J r., b B u tt 43 J . J. R . Peel, b T u rn er 8 C. W . S cott, b A ld er 29 H . W a rd , Sr., b B u tt 28 E . H . B ryan , c S ub, b B u t t ................................11 C . B ragg, c A . Ja ck ­ son, b B u tt ............. 6 F . C roll, n o t o u t ... 0 E xtras ............. 9 T otal ...199 B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S .— C IT R U S C O L O N Y . T otal N o. o f T im es runs. inns. n ot ou t A ver. A . E . C o a te s ..................... . 171 . 5 ..,. 3 ... 85*05 H . A . B u tt ..................... . 212 .... 7 .. 2 ... 42*46 H . A ld e r .............................. . 124 ... 4 ... 1 ... 41*33 C. S im m on d s....................... 280 .,.. 8 .... 1 ... 40*C0 G . Jack son ..................... . 105 ... 4 .... 0 ... 26*25 A . H . Jackson ........... . 92 ,... 7 .. 1 ... 15*33 G . H y d e s .............................. . 42 ... 3 . .. 0 ... 14*00 R . H , F lo w e r ..................... . 44 ... 4 .,.. 0 ... 11*00 D . F . Jon es ..................... . 54 . 7 .,.. 1 ... 9*00 C . K . T u r n e r ..................... . 48 .... 6 .,.. 0 ... 8*00 R . M arsh -B row n e........... . 43 .. 8 . .. 1 ... 6*14 F . E . P a ck en h a m ........... . 2 ... 4 ... 1 ... *66 B O W L IN G A N A L Y S IS . N o. o f balls R un s. M d n s. W k ts. A ver. H . A ld e r ............. 110 ... 35 ... 9 ... 4 . . 8*75 H . A . B u tt ... 330 . .. 127 ... 16 ... 14 .. . 9*07 C. K . T urner ... 524 ... 201 ... 33 ... iO .... 10*05 C. Sim m onds ... 420 ... 126 ... 32 ... 11 .... 11*45