Cricket 1896

150 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 21 , 1896. GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. At Bristol, May 14 and 15. Yorkshire won by nine wickets. There was nothing either very interesting or very remarkable in this match. It was almost a foregone conclusion that Yorkshire would win, and would, moreover, win pretty easily; and when the Gloucester­ shire first innings only realised 131. the game was as good as over. Most of the Yorkshiremen made runs, but (except Moorhouse and Peel) none of them did great things. In the Gloucestershire second innings the team as a whole again broke down, but W .G. (who had played sound cricket for 30 in the first innings) was seen at his best. He made 70, and was out to a wonderful catch by Mr. Milligan. Yorkshire h id no difficulty in making the necessary runs. G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. W . G. Grace, b Wainwright 30 c M i l l i g a n , b Jackson ...........70 Wrathall, c Tunnicliffe, b Milligan .................. ... 17 E.L.Tnomas, b Wainwright 13 C. L. Townsend, c Hunter, b Wainwright .................. Painter, c Hunter, b Milli­ gan .................................. Board, b Wainwright........... Murch, run out ................... c and b Jackson c Tunnicliffe, b Hirst................... 0 b Peal , 4 c Brown, b Hirst 4 b Milligan 13 c Brown, b M illi­ gan ................... H. C. Prichard, b Milligan 23 b M illigan........... F. C. Bracher, c Wain­ wright, b Hirst.................. 5 b P e e l.................... Roberts, c Tunnicliffe, b Milligan ........................... 9 n otou t.................... Pepall, not out ................... 6 b Jackson ............ B 4, lb 2, w 1 ........... 7 B 9, l b l ... Total ...131 Total Yorkshire. First innings. Lord Hawke, b Town­ send ........................... 0 Mounsey, b Pepall ... 7 F. W . Milligan, not out ...........................33 Hunter, c Painter, b Townsend ........... 4 B 17, lb 5, nb 1... 23 F .8 . Jackson, c Board, b Pepall ...............25 Tunnicliffe, b Town­ send .......................13 Brown, b Pepall....... 12 Moorhouse, c Grace, b Pepall ...............51 Wainwright, b Pepall 10 Peel, b Townsend ... 40 Hirst, c Thomas, b Townsend .......16 Second innings: - Jackson, not out, 28; Tunnicliffe, b Pepall, 25; Brown, not out, 3 ; bye 1.—Total (1 wicket), 57. G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Total ...234 Hirst ......... 16 r> 37 1 ... ... 10 2 30 2 Peel ......... 21 9 33 0 ... ... 17 8 33 2 Wainwright 18 5 40 4 ... ... 15 2 87 0 Milligan 11*4 6 14 4 .. ... 12 3 19 3 Jackson ... ... 37-2 6 29 3 Wainwright delivered one wide. Y orkshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R W . O. M. R. W. Roberts 17 5 52 0 ... Townsend .. 23*1 4 67 5 ... ... 3 0 21 0 P ep a ll......... 26 9 63 5 ... ... 11-2 2 24 1 M urch......... 6 1 13 0 ... ... 8 3 11 0 Grace ......... 7 1 16 0 ... Roborts bowled a no-ball. HAMPSTEAD v. W ILLESDES. stead on May 16. ■Played at Hamp- lbw, W . Cooke, Spofforth L . Short, not out A- O. Breeds, b Spofforth.................. F. Potter, b Thornton H. Hudson, c Dickson, b Spofforth ........... H. Carson, c Mackin­ tosh, b Spofforth ... T. P. B ill, c Carter, b Spofforth .. W illesd en . b J. Brydone, c Hale, b Spofforth................... H. Small, b Spofforth A. S.Dornton,c Danby, b D ickson................. H. W.Carson,c\Iackin- tosh, b Spofforth ... B 12, lb 4 ........... Total F. W . Andrew, Dornton ................... W . S. Hale, b Smail .. W . Danby. b Dorntm Dr. G. Thornton, run out .......................... A R Tiimen, c Ball, b Dornton .......... F.R.Spofforth,cCooke, b Smail ................... A. A. Carter, c Potter, b Breed ................... H ampstead H. Grieg, c Ball, b Brydone ................... C. D. McMillin, c and b Hudson ........... T. W . Mackintosh, b Hudson ................... J. C. R Dickson, not out ........................... B 19,lb 2 ........... Total ...........] GRANVILLE (A) v. BEXLEY.—Played at Bexley on May 16. G ranville . W . S. Pate, lbw, Ashdow n................... 9 J. H. Fiy, b Ashdown 15 C. S. Carry, lbw, b Ashdow n...................19 G. J. Nicoll, b Gann­ away .......................... 22 L. R. Glover, c Has- lett, b Ashdown ... 19 R. F. Taylor, c Gann­ away, b Ashdown ... 4 B exley . J. R. Hollingworth, c Field, b Ashdown ... 28 J. A. Johnston, b Cawthorne ..........11 F. E. Glover, not out 5 G.Helder,b Cawthorne 3 T. Passmore, b Ash­ down .......................... 0 B13, lb 3, w l, n b l 18 Total .153 C. E. Cawthorne, Taylor, b L. Glover 0 J. Field, c Helder, b Pas»m ore.................. 4 E. Gannaway, b Pass- more .......................... 0 W . Y. Morris, c L. Glover, b Nicoll ... 55 A . Haslett. run out ... 1 F. Matthews, c Helder, b L. Glover ........... 4 W . Ashdown, b Pass- more .......................... 2 C. W . Hatch, not out 18 S. Hatch, c and b L. Glover .................. 6 G. Durlacher, c and b L. G lover.................. 0 F. French, lbw, b L. Glover .................. 4 Byes ... .......... 6 Total ...100 GRANVILLE v. PLAISTOW .—Played at Lee on May 16. G ranville . P. P. Lincoln, b Stuart 12 C. J. M. Godfrey, b Stuart .. 38 W . Morris, c Hodgson, b Knowles ...........46 J. C. Stone, c Ker, b Gregory ...................46 W . Edwards, c Knowles, b Hodgson 3 F. E. Lander, J. Moore, and A. R. Layman did not bat. P laistow . C. Earnshaw, lbw, b S. A. Smith, not out... 13 L. R. Havers, not out 9 J. Wilson, jun., b Gregory .................. 0 P. G. Swann, not out 5 B 12, lb 1, nb 1... 14 Total (6 wkts) 173 B... ................... 8 Total (2 wkts) 134 Morris ... ... 72 F. de L. Solb<5, b Godfrey ................... 5 W . L. Knowles, not out .......................... 36 J. S. Hodgson, A. E. Earnshaw, M. Baker, R. Stuart, A Bowley, J. Ker, and C. L. Gregory did not bat. GRANVILLE v. ROYAL AR TILLER Y, WOOL­ W ICH .—Played at Woolwich on May 13. R.A. W oolw ich. First Innings. E. D. Wheeler, b Perch ... 7 C. C. Barnes, lbw, b Godfrey 2 C. A . Sykes, b Godfrey ... 2 Capt. Wynne, c Lincoln, b Perch .................................. 2 L. M. Wilson, b Godfrey ... 0 Col. Davidson, b Perch ... 0 Major Abdy, b Godfrey ... 0 Capt. Adair, not out ...........13 Capt. Slee, b G odfrey........... 3 Bom. Butler, b Godfrey ... 0 Major Coker, c Tam er, b G lover..................................27 B 3, lb 1 ........... 4 Total ...........60 G r a n v ille . W . Morris, c David­ son, b Wheeler ... 75 J. Wilson, junr., c Butler, b Wynne . 37 P. P. Lincoln, c Sykes, b Butler ................... 3 C. J. M. Godfrey, c and b W heeler......... 17 Perch, c Abdy, b W ilson ...................55 F. E. Lander, c David­ son, b W ilson ...........29 Second Innings. not out..................27 b M om s .......... 32 c Taylor, b Glover 13 c and bLincoln... c Perch, b Glover ! Godfrey, Glover No-ball Total (5 wkts.) 82 R. F. Taylor, b Wilson 6 L. J. Turner, not out 56 W . Greer, c Sykes, b W ilson .................. 2 L. R. Glover, run out 10 A. R. Layman, b W ilson .................. 3 B 14, lb 3, nb 1 ... 18 CRYSTAL PALACE v. GUY’S HOSPITAL.- Played at the Crystal Palace on May 11. G uy ’ s H ospital . A . E. Clarke, bNoakes 35 L. Humfery, lbw, b K. B. Alexander, c W . F. Umney ...22 J.C. Umney, b Capes 33 F. W . Sime, b W . F. E. Cohen, b Capes ... 0 Umney ............................ F. C. Weatherall, b E. G. Goddard,b W .F. W . F. Umney........... 9 Umney ...................... 0 F. J. Nii'holls, c W . F. L. Pein, not o u t .... 3 Umney, b Noakes ... 0 B 8, lb 5, w 2 ... 15 M. S. Barker, b W . F. Umney ...................11 Total .. 146 K. V. Troubshaw, b W . F. Um ney......... 9 Second Innings: E. Cohen, not out, 18; K. Troubshaw, not out, 51; T oLal, 69. A.W . Gardner W oollo- ton, lbw, b Clarke ... 2 J. Dives, b Clarke ... 1 Capt. Fleming, c Bar­ ker, b Nicholls ... 53 C. Mitchell, b Goddard 62 E. H. Lulham, b God­ dard ......................... 36 R. H. Dillon, b God­ dard .......................... 0 J. N. Noakes, b God­ dard .......................... 1 C rystal P alace . H. M. Colegrave, b Weatherall .......... 8 Dr.W . F. Umney, lbw, b Goddard ...........12 W .W .Capes,b Nicholls 1 J. C. Umney, not out 4 B 3, lb 1 .................. 4 Total ...184 CRYSTAL PALACE v. EW ELL.—Played at Ewell on May 16. E well . J. H. Bridges, c and b J. M. Campbell ... 58 C. A. S. L^ggatt, c Fox, b W e lls ...........35 F. Barry, c Theobald, b Wells ...................14 A. Perks, c and b W ells.......................... 7 G.N.Eyre, c Lovelock, b J. M. Campbell... 32 N. E. Brandt and W . L. F. Cumming, lbw, b W ells.......................... 7 A. F. White, not out 30 A . M. Walters, st Cipriani, b Wells ... 0 T. A. Rawlinson, not out .......................... 18 B 38, lb 4 ... 42 Total (7 wkts) 243 Harrowell did not bat. C rystal Palace. J. F. Dunlop, b Perks 46 H. Colegrave, c and b Rawlinson ...........21 W . Hardy, b Wells ... 1 L. S. Wells, not out .......................... 49 G. H. Pile, b Perks 6 J. M. Campbell, not out ...........................13 Leg-byes ... 1 Total (4 wkts) 137 E. W . H. Theobald, A. B. Cipriani, D. E. Lock­ hart, R. H. Fox, and E. T. Campbell did not bat. KENSINGTON PARK v. H AM PSTEAD.-Played at St. Q.uintin’s Park on May 13. K ensington P ark . T. H. C. Levick, c McMillin, b Hale ...119 C. H. M. Thring, c Cruise, b H a le......... 41 A. E. Holt, b Hale ... 0 W . A. Bailey, run out 10 J. G. O’Brien, b Turn- h a m .......................... 6 E. L. Dunster, lbw, b Turnham ................... 4 L. E. G. Abney, b Hale 0 C. S. G. Lloyd, absent. H ampstead . Rev. H. S. Stork, not out .......................... 19 E. H. Samuel, ran out 24 G. Bawksworth, jun., b Matthews B 16, lb 8 Total 0 23 R . R. Cruise, b Abney 2 F. Rowley, c Stork, b Thring .................. 52 F. W . Andrew, c Bailey, b Abney ... 11 J. W , Sandilands, c Lloyd, b Thring ... 14 W . S. Hale, b Abney 0 H. R. Lipscombe, b Thring ...................41 C. D. McMillin, b Abney ................... 4 E. Whinney, lbw, b Thring .................. G. B. Bell, b Abney ... R. V. Turnham, b Thring ................... T. Matthews, not out B ........................... Total ...........1 MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. BEDDINGTON.- Played at Beddington on May 16. B eddington , Rev. H. A. Hodgson, c C. W . Lindsay, b Thring ...................33 W . A. Winton, c H. Rogers, b Coles ... 10 F. E. Goddard, c H, P. Lindsay, b W . H. Lindsay ................... 8 H. N. Moody, b Coles 1 L. G. Paice, c C. W . Lindsay, b Thring 8 H. B. Hodgson did not bat. closed. M arlborough B lues . F. C. Lingard, c Kit- cat, b L. W.Lindsay 26 J. H. Christopher, b C oles.......................... 30 C. F. Evans, notout... 33 W . Beams, c Coles, b Thring .................. 6 D.H Gwyther, not out 8 B 20, lb 5 ...........25 Total ... *188 * Innings delared W . H. Lindsay, Beans, b Paice G. Coles, not out B 7, lb 2, w 1 Total ... 90 C. H. M. Thring, c Paice, b Rev. H. A. H odgson................... 26 C.W. Lindsay, c Paice, b Lingard................... 7 S. A. P. Kitcat, c Lin­ gard, b Christopher 37 H. M. Harwood, H. M. Rogers, R. Baggallay, W . A . F. Rogers, H. P. Lindsay, and C. Hodgson did not bat. » M ARQUEES. Second hand. Suitable, for every purpose. £0 X 16 ft., £8 ; 28 X 14 ft., £7; 15 X 9 ft., 65/-. Army Bell Tents, 17/6. Complete in every requirement. Best Value. P e te rs & Sons, 44, Tenter Street South, Goodman’s Fields, E.