Cricket 1896

S ept . 10, 1896. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 423 Studd, R. A ................. Sugg (F. H.) ......... Sugg (W.) ................ Thomas, E. L.............. Thornton, Dr. G.......... Tindall, 8 . M .............. Tinsley (A .)................. T om lin....................... Townsend, C. L ........... Tunnicliffe ................ Tyldesley ................ Tyler ....................... Wainwright................ Ward (A.) ................. Ward (F.) ................ Ward, H. F.................. Wardall....................... Warner, P. F .............. Webb ........................ Webbe, A. J................ Weigall, G. J, V. W elford..................... Wells, C. M .................. West (J. E .)............... Wickham, Rev. A . P... Wilson, G. L ............... Wilson, L..................... Wood ....................... Woods, S. M. J........... Wrathall ................ Wright, C. W ............. Wright, L. G.............. Wright (W .)................ Wynyard, Capt. E.G. . 1896. 1895. 1894. 1893. — ,. 34*50 ... — .. — 39*93 ... 22 91 ... 28-68 ... 34*32 20-25 .. . 24*58 ., — — 28*58 . . 3*88 . — 28*80 ... 31*70 . — — 20*40 ..„ 14*70 ... 24*77 ., — — .. . 13 78 ... 22*62 ..,. 18*31 21-24 .,.. 20*73 .,. — ., — 19*80 .. 20*27 ... 6*66.,.. — 29*82 . 27*13 . 13 13 ,. 28*39 25*59 ... 24*21 ... — .. — 17*22 .,,. 11*44 . . 10*26 ... 9*56 25*53 ... 17*47 .,.. 15*31 .,,. 19 69 30*15 .,.. 43*81 . . 26 82 ..,. 38-33 — , .. — .... — ..,. 1308 24*10 ... 18*81 . .. — .. — — .. — .. . 7*75 ... 13*38 28*57 ..,. 9*6(3 .. . — .. — 16*95 ... 23*20 .. . — .. . — 24*94 ..,.'30-25 .. . 16*50 .. . 22 59 22*30 ... 20 11 .. . 23*24 . 1033 23*05 . .. — .. — .. — 13*87 ... 12-00 ,. — .. . 766 — .... — "., 12*50 .. — 9*60 ... 7*37 ..,. 15-00 .. 19*00 12*03 . 36-65 . 20-16 19 72 . 25 21 . 11 46 50-35 . 33-00 . . 31-58 . . 16*51 . . 10-15 . . 20*55 . 13 21 , „ 21*19 . 19-19 . . 9 66 . . 18*18 . . 8'86 . . 18 36 . . 28*69 . 22*47 . 8-85 . 19*44 117*90 BOWLING. 1896. 1895. 1894. 1893. Abel........................ ... 19*13 . . 53*00 . . 16*00 . . 23*63 Attewell (Wm.) ... ... 14*63 . 16*07 . .16*81 . . 21*60 Baker ................. ... 20 86 . . 37 66 . . 36*33 . . 21*87 Baldwin (Hants) .. ... 25*92 . . 16*11 . . — . . — Bardswell, G. R. ... ... — . . — . 26-57 . . — Barnes ................. .. — . . — . . 19 80 . . 31 75 Bathurst, L. C. V. ... — . . — . . 11*29 . . — Bean (G.) .......... ... 84*00 . . 32*15 . . 26-60 . . 33 95 Bennett................. ... 39*33 . . 16*03 . . — . . — Bradley, W. M. ... ... 22-44 . . 27*09 . . — . . — Briggs ................. ... 19*77 . . 15 10 . . 15*42 . . 13*75 Brown (J. T.) ... 31*60 . . 25 91 . . — . . 15 90 Brown (8.) .......... .. 21*33 . . — . . — . . — Brown, W. S. A.... ... 20*87 . — . . — . . — Bull, F. G.............. ... 15 62 . . 26*71 . . — . . — Davidson .......... ... 22-08 . . 15*69 . . — . . — Ferns, J. J ............. ... — . . 26*80 . . 21 73 . . 26-71 Flowers................. ... 37-00 . . 21*96 . . 14-27 . . 21*85 Ford, F. G. J. ... ... — . . — . . 41*00 . . 24 73 Fry, C. B................ ... 30 06 . . 28*33 . . 23*62 . . — Grace, E. M. ... .. ... 18 00 . . — . . 38*00 . . 22-11 Grace, W . G........... ... 22 00 . . 35*28 . . 33*83 . . 33-05 Geeson ................. ... 27 24 . . 38*90 . . — . . — Glover, A. C. S. .. ... 49-27 . . 18*51 . — . . — Guttridge ......... ... 26-61 . . — . . 28*55 . . 40-52 Haigh ................. ... 15-28 . . 14*71 . . — . . — Hallam ................. ... 17-41 . . 26 28 . . — . . — Hardstaff .......... ... 23-44 . 15*35 . . 14*93 . . — Hartley, J. C. ... 31-95 . . 13*41 . . — . . — Hayward .......... ... 14*83 . . 15*07 . . 17*28 . . 24-30 Hearne (A .).......... ... 16*79 . . 20*00 . . 14*97 . . 20-28 Hearne (G. G.) ... ... — . . — . . — . 24*16 Hearne (J. T.) ... ... 17*95 . . 19 80 . . 14*03 . . 16-04 Hearne (W .)......... Hedley, W . C. ... 43.33 . . — . . 13*35 . 11*84 ... 28*50 . . 13 93 . . 15 84 . . 22*87 Hill, A. J. L. ... — . . 40*53 . . — . . — HiUyard, G. W. ... ... 21*35 . . 26 41 . . — . . — Hilton ................. ... — . . 24*38 . . 17*66 . . 37-62 1896. 1895. 1894. 1893. Humphreys.......... .. — .. 2576 ... 23*27 .. 16*43 Hirst ................. .. 23*91 .. 16*93 ... 13*05 .. 1660 Hulme ................. .. 21-94 .. 39 66 ... __ I’A nson................. . 25-09 ... — _ _ Jackson, F. S. .. 21-02 ... 14*94 13*44 . . 12*30 Jessop, G. L ........... .. *21-34 .. 17 24 ... 16*50 .. — Jones, A. O............ .. 30 64 ... 35*50 .. _ _ Killick ................. .. 40 89 ... 30 25 .. _ __ Kitchener .......... .. 18*27 — _ __ Kortright, C. J. ... .. 22*86 15*92 _ _ Lancaster .......... ... — ... 22*51 * __ __ Lockwood .......... .. 22*82 ... 23*27 .. 14*27 ! ! 17*22 Lohmann .......... .. 15*36 ... 13*96 .. — _ Martin ................. .. 21*11 ... 25 90 ... 16*00 . ! 19-11 Mason, J. It. .*. ... .. 30 51 ... 4313 ... 30 80 24*46 Mead ................. .. 20*56 ... 15*80 .. — — M ee........................ .. — — ... 26-60 .’ 20-56 Milligan, F. W . ... .. 22 57 ... 14*50 .. — .. — Mold ................. .. 1720 ... 13*71 ... 11*36 . 14*99 Murch ................. .. 37 66 . 20 04 ... 33*8) .. 22-28 Nepean, E. A. .. — ... 39 66 .. — 46*33 Newnham, Capt. A. .. — ... — ... 11 30 . — Nit-holla................. .. 31-66 .. 27*40 ... 21*82 .. 22*23 Oakley ................. .. — .. — — .. 23*47 Pallett ................. .. 25 "7 .. 20*85'.'.'. — — Parris ................. .. 27*97 .. 29*80 ... 13 33 .. — Peel........................ .. 19-07 .. 14 80 ... 11 16 1418 Pepall ................. .. 28-28 ... — ... — — Phillips (J .).......... .. 28-97 .. 17*12 ... 16*78 .. 29*46 Pickett ................. .. 38*80 .. 18*72 ... — — Porter (Derbyshire) .. 35-48 ... 18*18 ... — .. — Pougher............... .. 28*74 .. 17*51 ... — .. — Rawlin ................. .. 24-01 ... 20 52 ... 14*35 . 19*82 Richardson (T.) ... .. 15*46 ... 13-89 .. 11*31 .. 14*34 Roberts................. .. 28*21 ... 21*86 .. 16*70 . . 20-27 Robson (Somerset) .. 33-54 ... — .. — . . — Santall ................. .. 26-22 ... 22 89 .. — — Shacklock .......... — — ... — .’ 20*83 Sharpe ................. .. — — 48 00 .'. 31*60 Shaw (A.) .......... .. — ... 26 60 ..’ 12 58 . . — Shine, E. B............ .. 25*09 ..; — .. — — Smith, C. A............ — ... — .. 50-75 .. 35-50 Smith, E................. .. 17*09 ... 37*33 ... 37-00 . 2413 Smith (F. E.) .. 38*00 ... 24 15 .. 14*03 .. 25-00 Soar........................ .. 23*12 ... 18 06 ... — — tSteele, D. A ........... .. 29 65 — — .. — Stoddart, A. E. ... .. 30 76 ... 35 06 !" 22 06 !. 20-45 Storer (W.) .......... .. 27-20 ... 31*00 .. — . — Tate........................ .. 26-54 ... 19*50 .. 21-50 . 33-95 Townsend, C. L. ... .. 21*84 .. 12*58 ... 22*77 . 23*19 Tyler ................. .. 29*09 .. 22-40 ... 15*47 .. 1912 Wainwright.......... .. 18*72 .. 19-34 ... 10*17 .. 12"55 Walker, G. G. ... .. 48 00 ... 24-00 ... — — Ward, II. F............ .. 24*52 — ... — — Wells, C. M............ .. 1817 ... 17-29 ... — .. 14*13 Whit-head (J.) ... .. 36*60 ... 26*61 .. — — Woodcock ... ... .. 26*03 .. 19 25 ... — .. — Woods, S. M. J. ... .. 26*47 ... 27-40 ... 18*83 . 24*83 Woof ................. .. — ... — ... 44 00 . — Wootton................. .. 47*27 ... 19*48 .. — . — Wright (W .)........ ., 1986 .. 24-07 ... 18 69 .. 21*50 JU8T OUT. To be had from the Publishers, D. Nutt, 270. Strand, or from Cricket Office, or from all booksellers at 1/- each. Frederick Gale: “ THE PUBLIC SCHOOL CRICKET MATCHES FORTY YEARS AGO.” Second edition with facsimile of the original illustration of “ Public School Matches and those we meet there” (1853). Frederick Gale: “ ECHOES FROM OLD CRICKET FIELDS.” Revised issue of the original edition (1871). Both works have long been out of print, and have become very scarce. FREQUENTED BY CRICKETERS. Announcements are inserted in this column at a charge of 21s. per annum. Half-inch space , 50s. per annum. Each Hotel inserting an Advertisement will receive a copy of the paper, by post , free of charge. B IR M IN G H A M . THE GRAND HOTEL. Centrally situated. 300 rooms. All modern luxuries. Equal to best London Hotels. P ress N oticbs .— Best Hotel outside London, ilanks amongst the best Hotels in the country. J oseph A dams , Manager. E A S T B O U R N E CAVENDISH HOTEL, Grand Parade. Geo. L ow m an , Manager . S O U T H A M P T O N . DAVIS’S HOTEL Facing Station. F. B en nett , Proprietor. ITINERANTS. Matches played 12 ; won, 5; lost, 4 ; drawn. 3. BATTING AVERAGES. J. C. Stone ... . H. G. Cryer ... . A. Holmes ... .. A. S. Hoe ........ Rev. J. C. Boyd . H. M. Blake ... . P. W . Hoe ... H. Blake.............. H. Holmes ... . F. Heppenstall E. M. Cavenaugh . F. J. Buck ... . J. T. Drake ... . The following also batted: E. E. Humphries, 73 and 38* ; J. T. Reid, 7 and 0; W. Buck, 5* and 3* ; 8. J. Holmes, 0 and 0* ; A. H. Holmes, 0; R. Winde­ bank, 15*; C. J. Smith, 0 ; B. R. Scully. 18; Capt. Richardson, 2; F. Wint, 0; A. Lockhart, 12*. * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Jo. Times Most >f not Total in an ins. out. runs. inns. Aver. 7 ... 0 . .. 313 ...148 ... 44*5 12 ... 0 . .. 308 ...106 ... 25*8 11 ... 2 ... 149 ... 47*. .. 16*5 6 ... 2 ... 51 ... 29*. .. 132 5 ... 0 . .. 55 ... 31 ... 11*0 11 ... 1 . .. 109 ... 31 ... 10.9 11 ... 1 . .. 79 ... 16 ... 79 6 ... 2 ... 30 ... 17 ... 72 12 .. 1 . .. 51 ... 14*... 4-7 5 ... 0 . .. 20 ... 10 ... 4*0 3 ... 0 . .. 12 ... 6 ... 4-0 5 ... 2 ... 12 ... 7 ... 4.0 7 ... 1 . .. 21 ... 7 ... 3*3 A. Holmes .......... .......... 368 ..,. 207 .... 19 .,,. 10 89 H. G. C ryer......... .......... 825 .,.. 355 .,.. 32 . . 11-09 P. W. Hoe ......... .......... 90 .. . 66 ... 4 .. . 16*50 8. J. Holmes........ .......... 65 ... 33 ... 2 ... 16-50 J. C. Stone ......... ..........315 . .. 232 .. . 12 .... 19 33 The following also bowled : J. T. Reed, 5 wkts. for 15 runs ; A. S. Hoe, 2 for 42; F. J. Buck, 1 for 25; R. Windebank. 1 for -25; E. M. Cavenaugh, 3 for 51; P. Heppenstall, 0 for 2; E. Humphries, 1 for 46; B. R. 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