Cricket 1896

190 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 4, 1896. O x fo r d U n iv e r s ity . First inning3. O. M. R. W . Jones ........... 41 21 47 5 G iffe n .......... 31 4 9 65 3 . Trott .......... 7 2 21 0 . Trumble ... 25 8 54 1 . Eady ........... 13 2 40 1 . I Second innings. O. M. R. W . . 1 9 5 49 1 ,. 13 2 38 2 5 1 21 1 ,. 24 15 17 6 Second innings. O. M. R. W . .. 16 2 7 26 1 . .1 4 1 26 2 A u str a lia n s . First innings. O. M. R .W . Cunliffe ... £0 21 98 4 ... Hartley ... 412 4 119 3 ... W addy ... 17 9 38 0 ........... Raikes........... 7 2 21 1 ........... Bardswell ... 8 1 16 2 ........... Warner 2 2 0 0 Cunliffe delivered five no-balls, Waduy two, and Hartley one. YORKSHIRE v. NOTTS. Played at Trent Bridge on June 1 , 2 and 3. Drawn. It is becoming customary for Yorkshire to make a big score (except when they play the Australians), and at Nottingham they did entire justice to their reputation. Not so many years ago, it was most unusual for anything like a large score to be made in a Notts v.Yorkshire match, even on the very best of wickcts, for the bowling on both sides was so good, and the fielding so close, that the batsmen were placed at a disadvantage.’ In these days all this has been altered, an.I anybody is at liberty to knock the bowling about. Mr. Jackson reappeared on the Yorkshire side after his accident, and made «°8. The great stand of the Yorkshire innings came when he was dismissed, Tunnicliffe and Brown completely mastering the Notts bowling. Brown made another hundred. Denton was soon disposed of, but nearly everybody else g.ive the Notts field plenty of work. Another fine stand was made by Peel and Hirst at the end of the innings, and, as most of the team made double figures, the total was very larpe. Against it Notts—thanks chiefly to Gunn and Shrewsbury, who, as partners, played almost perfect cricket—did very well indeed, although they could not quite save the follow on. At the end of the second day they had just finished their first innings, and there was very little prospect that the match would be brought to an issue. On Wednesday Notts managed to keep in until just before the time of drawing stumps. Great praise is due to Attewell, Gunn, and Mr. Wright. Y o rk sh ire . F. S. Jackson, b Hard- s t a ff..............................33 Brown, b G unn............107 Tunnicliffe, c and b Attewell ......................65 Denton, b M e e ............ 3 Moorhouse, b Attewell 23 Wainwright, c Pike, b Hardstaff..................... 30 Peel, b Hardstaff ... 87 Lord Hawke, b Daft... Hirst, not out ........... F. W . Milligan, c Pike, b Attewell ........... Hunter, b Attewell ... B 9 ,lb 7, nb 1 ... Total ...450 N o tts . First innings. Shrewsbury, c Peel, b W ain­ wright................................... 49 A . O. Jones, b H ir s t...........13 Gunn, c Tunnicliffe, b Jack­ son..........................................64 Flowers, cHawke, b Jackson 4 J. A. Dixon, b H irs t...........14 C. W . W right, run out ... 28 Daft (H. B.),lbw , b Jackson 24 Attewell, c Hunter, b Peel 38 Pike, b Wainwright ...........20 Mee, not o u t.......................... 6 Hardstaff, b W ainwright... 3 B 8, lb 6, nb 1, w 1 ... 16 Second innings. c Hirst, b Jackson 4 c Wainwright, b Hirat.................. 27 c Brown, b Jack­ son ...................56 b Jackson ........... 5 b Jackson ........... 0 c Peel, b Denton 69 c and b Wain­ wright ...........16 c J a c k s o n , b Wainwright ... 96 c Tunnicliffe, b Wainwright ... 21 not out...................20 b P e e l.................. 3 B 5 ,lb 5, w 1 11 Total * .................. 279 Y orksh ire . Total ...328 O. M. R. W . Mce ... 34 4 107 1 Attewell 48.3 20 78 4 Jones... 17 2 77 0 HardstaffCS 12 93 3 Dixon ... Gunn ... Flowers Daft ... O. M. R. W . 16 0 33 1 11 0 18 1 Attewell bowled one no-ball. N o tts . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . H irst........... 29 8 77 2 ........... 21 fi 46 1 Peel ........... 23 10 53 1 ........... 21-2 6 37 1 Milligan ... 11 3 19 0 .......... 13 1 32 0 Wainwright 20.2 6 34 3 ........... 24 7 52 3 Jackson ... 5 11 56 3 ........... 45 16 87 4 Brown 9 2 24 0 .......... 3 0 15 0 Moorhousc 5 2 19 0 Denton 5 0 lit 1 Tunnicliffe 3 1 10 0 Hirst bowled one no-ball, and Brown and Jackton one wide each. are amon°’ the latest T h e follow in g h u n d re d s:— S. M. J. W oods , S omerset v . S ussex .................. 158 W . L. M urdoch , S ussex v . S omerset .................144 K. S. R anjitsinhji , S ussex v . S omerset ...........107 W . Newham, Sussex v. Somerset .................. 2 ol* A.G.G.A8her,Gr’ge (Sc’tl’d)v. Mr. Bewicke’sX I. 10 i R. J. Johnstone, Grange, v. Mr. Bewicke’s X I. 143 H .J.G. Leveson-Gower, N. Col. (Ox ) v. Inc’gniti 202* C. J. Burnup, Cambridge trial m atch .................. 138 J. A . Hickson, Blackheath v Incogniti ...........103 G. C. Hubbard, Blackheaih v. Incngniti ...........103 W . G. Grace (Jun.), Pembroke v. C'aius (Camb.) 213 C. S. G. Smith, Pembroke v. Caius (Camb.) ... 141 J. H. Stogdon, Trin. (Camb.) v. Rickling Green lv6 H. R. Parkes, Uppenham School v. Incogniti ... 130* R. Ryder, Dunstable Gr. School v. Incogniti ... 102 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, R.M.C. Staff v. Staff Col 261* F. M archant , K ent v . Y orkshire .................. 1*28 L ord H awke , Y orkshire v . K ent .................. 110* P ougher , L eicestershire v . W arwickshire ... 102* Q, uaife ,W .G .,W arw ’ ksiiire v. L eicestershire 105 W elford , W arwickshire v .L eicestershire ... 118 J. H. Kelsey, Blue Mantles'v. South Lynn ... 101 C. P. Foley, Cuckfield v. Scots Guards.................. 127 W . H. Mitchell, Cuckfield v. Scots Guards ... 131 F. Butler, Clapton v. The Close .......................... 1' 2* E. H. S. Berridge, Clapton v. The Clos3 ...........143* B rown , Y orkshire v . N otts ................................. 107 E. Wiltshire, Addiscombe v C roydon.................. 128 E. H. Bacmeister, Hornsey v. Northbrook...........100* G. Bacon, Beddington v. Suttoi ..........................130 S.C.A. Cosser. Tonbridge Sc. v. Marlboro’ Blues 104 A. Barron, Willesden v. Chatham H ou se.......... 101 H. G. Roberts, Addiscombe (2.) v. Croydon (2.) 10) J. C. Stone, Granville v. Bickley Park ...........108 J. A . Gibbs, M.C.C. v. Dulwich ..........................178 C. C. Stone, Uxbridge v. The W anderers...........147 Capt. F. Fleming, The Wanderers v. Uxbridge 103 R. Ryder, Dunstable Gram. School v. Incogniti 102 J.M .T.Sm yth,W .W r’ tt’gPk.v.Pem Col.(Cam.) 2 104 H. F. Fox, Incogniti v. Trinity College ... ... ICO* F. Ryan, Southgate v. University College Hosp, 103* C. Farmer, Arundel v. St. Swithin’s .................. 103 C. McGahey, Leyton v. Clapton .......................... 205 E. J. Heasman, Dulwich v. Chislehurst ...........127 * Signifies not out. HAMPSTEAD v. STOICS.—Played at Hampstead on May 27. S toics . First innings. A.W.Ramwell,rnotout 57 C. E. Roberts, b S toddart..................25 L.Rockliffe.b Stoddart 0 W . J. Haycraft b Hale 5 B. Rennie, b Hale ... 0 B 25, lb 4, nb 1... 30 J. W . Bonner, b Thornton.................. 1 C.E.E.Lee, b Stoddart 2 L. Cowlishaw, b Thornton..................13 F. W . Holton, c Stod­ dart, b Thornton ... 0 O. R. Borradaile, b Stoddart.................. 0 M. Abbott, b Stoddart 0 Second innings.—J. W . Bonner, b Bell, 65 ; C. E- E. Lee, b Bell, 23; L. Cowlishaw, b Carter, 12 ; O. R. Borradaile, not out, 4 ; M. Abbott, not out, 5 ; B 12, lb 2, w 1—15, Total (3 wkts), 124. Total ...133 HAMrSTEAD. G. Maryon-Wilson, b Roberts ..................17 R. R. Cruise, c Ram- well, b Roberts Dr. G. Thornton, c Bonner, b Roberts... A. E. Stoddart, b Roberts .................. W .S.Hale, c Rammell, b Roberts.................. S. H. Williams, c Bon­ ner, b Roberts 11 W .W .A ’Deane,notout 29 A. A. Carter, run out.. 1 E.Whinner, b Roberts 6 G. B. Bell, c Rennie, b Roberts .................. 7 R. Grylls, b Cowli­ shaw ..........................18 B 5, lb 5 ...........10 Total ...120 INCOGNITI v. UPPINGHAM SCHOOL.-Played at Uppingham on May 25 and 26. I ncogniti . First innings. W . Winter, c Chapman, b- Hind .................................. G. T. Wells-Colo, b Hind... ' T. A . Higson, c Terry, b W ilson..................................1 E. A. Parke, b Hind ........... H. B. Carver, c Wilson, bH ind.... ... Second innings. b Hind................... c Taylor,bWilson c Canny, b \Vilson ataent................... .. 19 M. G. Nelson, b Hind........... 0 C. J. Carver, c Terry, b Hind 29 J. E. Raven, c Terry, b W ilson.................................. 1 C. F. Wade, run out ........... 0 G. Winter, b Hind ...........14 J. H. Metcalf, c Lee, b Hind 1 E. Lake, not o u t ................... 4 B 1, lb l ... ... 2 Total ... 83 c Canny, b Chap­ man .................97 c H ini, b W ilson 12 not out.................. 21 c Terry, b Barker 11 b H in d ................. 5 c Taylor, b Hind 9 runout...................27 absent................... 0 B 7, lb 2, w l... 10 Total ...206 U ppingham . First innings. B. T. L. Taylor, b H . B. Carver ................... 0 H . R. Parkes, not out.130 K. E. M. Barker, b Higson ..................25 C .E. Wilson, b Wells- Cole ..........................20 J. Chapman, run out.. 20 Lee, b H. B. Carver... 8 A. E. Hind, b H . B. Carver .................. 0 Fecond innings.—K. E. M. Baker, lbw, b E. Carver, 0 ; H . F. Terry, not out, 0 ; Bishop, not out, 1; Canny, c G. Winter, b C. Carver, 0—Total, 1. H. F. Terry, b H Carver .................. Bishop, b Higson Blew, b H igson .......... Canny, c H. B. Carver, b H igson ................... Gillespie, not out B 41, lb 5, nb 8 ... Total ........... PALLINGSW ICK v. Richmond on May 27. P a llin g sw ick . RICHMOND.-Played at B. A . Carter.bDenham 13 F. S. Mayo,b Williams 7 A .J .Clarke,cWilliams, b Elliott .................. 7 S. Cheesman, b Den­ ham ............................. 4 H.J.Piper.b Flemming 10 E. A. Collins, b W il­ liams ..........................34 B. W . Gonin,b Elliott 2 R.A.Melhuish,bElliott 8 H. A. Buddrn.bElliott 11 C. Hay Campbell, not out .......................... 31 F.Kieiman,bWilliams 4 Byes ...........18 Total ...149 R ichm ond . A. W . Malden.cCarter, b Cheesman .............120 E. A. Bush, c Budden, b C ollin s......................14 Dr. G. Elliott, c Chees­ man, b Collins.............. 15 F. W . James, c Chees­ man, b Collins ... 26 F. Kemp, W . Williams, Capt. Fleming and E. Nicholson did not bat. G. E. Bicknell, notout 32 R. M. Hincks.b Chees­ man .......................... 0 H. B.Denham.not out 0 B 18, lb 1, wb 3, nb 1 23 Total ...240 SPENCER (3) v. DULW ICH (3).-P la y e d at Wandsworth on May 30. D u lw ic h . D .B. Butler, b Stevens 54 A.Thompson. bFeather- sfonehaugh ........... 8 G. H . Reed, c Eyuon, bFeatherstonehaugh 0 H .M .Marks,cVickcry, b Weeks ..................14 J. N. Steed, b Feathcr- stonehaugh ...........10 R . E. Mayo, run out... 7 S.B .Halbert.stVickery, b W e e k s ...................36 C. W . Johnson, b Featherstonehaugh 8 W . Adams, b Weeks 0 S. Bullock, b Feather­ stonehaugh ......... 1 H. J. Lighton, notout 0 B 3, lb 1 .. Total .142 S pen cer . W . Lipscomb, b Reed 21 M. R. Vickery, b Reed 17 E. Mayon, b Reed ... 0 W . K. Weeks, c and b Reed ................... 9 S. A . Stevens, b Reed 6 R. M. Moore, b Reed 3 A. Hedges, b Lighton 24 Brannan, b Liphton... 11 Eyuon, b Lighton ... 0 E. F. Terry, b Lighton 0 Featherstonehaugh, not out .................. 0 B 21, lb 1 ...........22 Total ..113 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. 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