Cricket 1896

J u n e 18, 1896. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 229 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. M.C.O. AND GROUND. Played at Cambridge on June 15, 16 and 17. Drawn. W ith the wicket in good order at the University ground the moderate M.C.C. bowling was very soon collared. W . G. Grace, Jun., went for 0 but after his dismissal all the team who batted on the first day made large scores. Burnup was in great form, and for a second.time this season only just missed his hundred. Marriott, Druce, W ilson, Hemingway, and Mitchell all played splendid cricket, and when stumps were drawn the total was 315 for six wickets. On Tuesday Jessop made 21, but the tail failed and the innings realised 413. Dr. Grace was at once out to Jessop, who has, perhaps, profited by his experience in assisting Gloucestershire to discover the Champion’s weak poiut, whatever that may be. After this, a very long stand was made by Tro41, who seems to have played himself into form, and K. S. Ranjitsinhji, who made another hundred. Hornsby also did well, but six wickets were down for 259. This was in­ creased by about another hundred on Wednesday. Burnup played a second great innings for Cambridge, and Hemingway also did so well, that the innings was closed. There was no time to finish the match. ERSITY. Second innings. c Board, b Ran­ jitsinhji .........93 c Dr. Grace, b Mead ...........13 c Board, b Dr. Grace ...........11 c M ead,b Ranjit­ sinhji ...........15 c and b Shine ... 28 C ambridge U niv F irst innings. C. J. Burnup, c Trott, b Ranjitsinhji ..................95 W . G. Grace, jun., b Shine 0 H. H. Marriott, run out ... 58 N. F. Druce, c Ranjitsinhji, b Trott..................................49 C. E. M. W ilson, b M ead... 78 W . McG. Hemingway, c Board, b Shine..................37 not out............. F. Mitchell, b Trott ...........58 G. L. Jessop, c Robinson, b Trott ..................................21 E. H. Bray, b Trott .......... 0 T. W . Cobbold, b Mead ... 0 H. Gray, not o u t.................. 0 B 13, lb 1, w2 , nb 1 17 Extras ... Total ...........413 Total * Innings declared closed. M.C.C. and G round .—First innings. *218 First innings. Dr. W . G. Grace, c Druce, Second innings. b Jessop .................. 2 c Cobbold, b Jessop .......... 33 Trott (A.E.), c Jessop, b W ilson.......................... 62 c Cobbold, b Jessop .......... 8 K. S. Ranjitsinhji, c Druce, b Cobbold .................. ...146 b M itchell........... 30 J. S. Robinson, c Bray, b Jessop ......................... 0 notout.................. 4 J. H. Hornsby, c and b Cobbold .................. 56 c Hemingway, b Gray................... 3 Board, b Cobbold........... 16 b C obbold........... 45 A. E. Gibson, c Grace, b Cohbold .................. 23 J. H. Stogdon, c Mitchell, b W ilson ..........................12 H . J. Mordaunt. not out 13 c Bray, b Druce 14 E. B. Sbine, c Burnup, b Cobbold Mead, b W ilson .......... B 7, lb 3, nb 1 ... 11 5 cJessop,bMitchell 11 B 13, nb 2 ... 16 Total ..163 Total..................355 C am bridge U n iv e r sity . First innings. Second innings. Shine ........... Mead ......... Trott ......... Dr. Grace ... Stogdon Ranjitsinhji Hornsby 0. M. R. W . 35 12 99 2 29 12 53 2 25-3 8 76 4 34 4 30 6 71 0 1 10 0 O. 13 23 , 13 , 7 M.11. W . 4 48 1 7 72 1 3 30 0 3 18 1 0 11 0 Mordaunt 2 Gibson 9 3 4 17 2 15 0 15 0 Ranjitsinhji bowled two wides and Stogdon one. Ranjitsinhji delivered a no-ball. M.C.C. MR. W . MEADMORE, J u n .’s FALCONS’ v. ROMFORD TRADESMEN.—Played at Romford on June 11. R omford T radesm en . E.Champness, cM ead- G. Ruffle, b Weaver 0 " ” " ' 9 0 more, b Weaver T. M e a d m o r e , b Newbury .................. E. Fletcher, b Weaver L. Fletcher, lbw, b Weaver .................. R. Carter, run out ... A. Rich, b Weaver ... E. Chalenor, run out J. Bower, b Weaver.. H.Stinton,b Newberry J. Sheppai'd, c Hunt, b W eaver.................. B 10, lb 1.............. Total ... M r . W . M ead m ore, J u n .’s F a lc o n s ’ W . Meadmore, run out 20 Newbury,cChampness, b Carter .................. 0 H. C. Preece, c Champ- ness, b Fletcher ... 20 Little, c Champness, b R ic h .......................... 0 H. Jackson, b Fletcher 0 T. Weaver, lbw, b Champness ...........15 S. Hunt, b Meadmore 5 W . Hoskings, b Mead­ more .......................... Jackson, b Meadmore D a r t n a ll, lbw, b Champness ........... S p e e d , c a n d b Champness ........... B 4, lb 3, nb 2 ... Total ........... ETON COLLEGE v. ETON RAM BLERS.-Played at Eton on June 13. E ton R am blers . A. T. B. Dunn, c Hoi lins, b Allen ...........57 F. L. Crabtree, runout 0 H. R. Bromley-Daven- port, c Lennox, b Tryon .................. 2 R. C. Gosling, b Ward 49 W. C. Bridgeman, c Pilkington, b Ward 16 H. A. Arkwright, c Penn, b Ward......... 31 A. S. Ward, b Legard 29 E ton C o lle g e . G. A. Foljambe, cHol- lins, b T r y o n ........... 3 E. Lane-Fox, bLegard 11 Capt. J. A. Berners, c Hollins, b Tryon ... 0 H. E. Snagge,bLegard 0 P. J.’de Paravicini, not out .......................... 4 B10, lb 2, n b3 ... 15 G oldsm iths ’ I n stitu te . Total ..217 First innings. Second innings. A. F. Lovey, lbw, b O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Murrell .................. 0 .Tefsop . . ... 26 6 70 2 ... .. 12 3 54 2 A. J. Mascall, b Bul­ Wilson. . ... 31 5 92 3 ... . . 6 0 21 0 lock .......................... 62 Cobbo.d ... 29 5 94 5 ... . . 7 0 20 1 H. S a r g e a n t , b Gray . ... 14 0 T8 O ... .. 12 2 31 1 Joanes .................. 15 Giace . . ... 7 •> 12 0 ... S. K. Mills, c Murrell, Buinup ... 3 1 8 0 ... b Joan es.................. 1 Mitchell Druce ” 5 3 . 4 1 14 2 8 1 J. E Allen, b Murrell A . B nn* tt, b Bul­ 3 Jessop delivered three no-balls. lock .......................... 16 A. D. Legard, b Ark­ wright .................. 6 R. Lubbock, b Ark­ wright ................. 4 H. C. Pilkington, b Arkwright .......... 11 C. T. Allen, b Ark­ wright .................. 4 F. Mitchell, b Ark­ wright ..................12 N. S. Lytton, b Ward 9 C. Browning and E. Tryon did not bat. F. Hollins, not out .. 71 Hon. B. C. Gordon- Lennox,bArkwright 29 E. Penn, c Foljambe, b Davenport ...........12 Hon. G. Ward, not out 18 B 14, lb 10, w ,n b 3 29 Total (8 wkts) .. .205 CANE H ILL v. KENSINGTON.—Played at Cane Hill on June 13. C ane H il l . First innings. Dr. Mornement, c Bloomer, b Montezuma .................. 5 Dr. Pope, run out..................21 Rev. J. C. Crawford, c sub., b Damian .......................... 0 H. Smith, b D am ian.......... 11 E. Windebank, b Damian... 6 Dr. Boycott, run o u t ...........27 R. Newman, b Damian ... 3 H. B. Sholl, b Currie ... ... 4 Dr. Cribb, c Davies, b Currie 3 D. Rolfe, not o u t.................. 5 W . Chappell, st Briggs, b C urrie.................................. 9 B 5, lb 2 ................... 7 Second innings. b Damian ........... . st Briggs, b Damian ........... 1 lbw, b Damian ... cDavies,bDamian c Montezuma, b Damian ........... b Damian ........... b Damian ........... b Damian ........... b Damian ........... b Damian ........... not out.................. B 5, lb 1, wb2 Total ................101 K ensington . Total C. E. Bloomer, b Mornement ........... G. T. Davies, lbw, b Sholl .................. L. de Montezuma ... J. Briggs, b Sholl C. E. Currie, b Morne­ ment .......................... G.R. Jenner, b Morne­ ment .......................... O. Damian, b M om e- m en t.......................... 0 F. M. Wheatley, b Mornement ...........?9 A. E. Damian, b Sholl 5 C. J. Dux, b Smith ... 7 E. J. Tatton, not out 0 B 16, lb 4 ...........20 Total ...138 CHARLTON PARK (2) v. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTI­ TUTE.—Playtd at Charlton on June 13. C harlton P a r k . E. B. Graham, lbw, b R e e d .......................... C. P. Hobson, b Joanes ........... W . H. Swallon, b Bullock ................... J. Moore, b Bullock ... U. Cornish, not out . 0 9 4 0 0 B 10, lb 1, nb 1. .. 12 Total ...........122 W . H. Joanes, c Sar- geant, b Mascall ... 13 J. T. Reed, c Hobson, b Sargeant .......... 3 H. E. Murrell, b Hob­ son ..........................16 I . T. Easton, c Mills, b Sargeant ........... 8 B. R. Scully, b Allen 25 U .Y . Bullock,b Allen 1 P. Brownfield, run out 1 S. R. Best, c Hobson, b Sargeant ........... 7 H. Mayo, c Cornish, b Sargeant ..................16 0. E. DeGruchy, c Allen, b Hobson ... 0 W . H. Manley, not out .......................... 2 Byes.................. 2 Total ... 94 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. MARLBORO’ .— Played at New Cross on June 13. G oldsm iths ’ I nstitu te . A. W rce, b Lingwood 9 F.Bowler, b L’ngwood 0 J.A. T. Good, b Fisher 22 W . S. Murrell, run out 1 S. Cozens, c Over, b E a rp .......................... 25 S. Wise, c Fisher ... 0 W . Falkner, c Heath, b Earp .................. 12 H. J. Yezey, b Earp... 1 H . Knapton, c Over, b Earp .................. 0 E. M. Medway, b Fisher ..................24 A. Baldwin, not ou t... 11 B 5, lb 3, nb 1 ... 9 Total .114 M arlboro ’ . D. Over, b W ise...........17 Lingwood, c Good, b W ise .......................... 6 C. Hood, not out ... 39 J. Sparvell, b Wise ... 8 E. Fisher, b Wise H. Pusety. not out Total (4 wkts) ... 82 Earp, J. Rumble, Heath, Kellett and Harding did not bat. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. BANfeTEAD ASY­ LUM .—Played at Banstead on Tune 6. B rixton W an derers . F. P. Rider, b Mitchell 0 F. Odell, b Boardman 9 H. Mason, c Betteris, b Boardman .......... 32 C. Hogg, c Cox, b Randell ..................13 E. H. Cross, c Jones, b Boardman .......... 24 W . A . Gilligan, b Mitch' 11 .................. 15 A.R.Whitley,b Benger 28 G. Mason, c and b Boardman ........... 6 G.Thompson.b Benger 0 F. R. Lloyd, not out... 0 C. F. Jones, c Jones, b Benger .................. 2 B 3, lb 2, w 1, nb 2 8 Total ..140 B an stead A sylum . A. Boardman, c and b Gilligan .................. A. Betteris,b H.Mason H. J. Mitchell, b H. Mason .................. W . Benger, b Gilligan A. Randell, c Odell, b H. Mason.................. E. Clark, lbw, b Gilligan ..................! Dr.Meakin,bH.Mason Dr. Jones, c Rider, b Gilligan .................. A. Head, not out W . Hiett, b Jones ... S. Cox, b Jones........... B 2, lb 2 ........... Tetal ........... RICHMOND v. THE W ANDERERS.-Played at Richmond on June 15 and 16. R ichm ond . G.W . Beldam, c Paule, b Yearsley .......... F.W.Bush, b Yearsley F.P. Francis, b Adair- Thompson ........... E. A. Bush, b Adair- Thompson ........... Dr. G. Elliott, c Paule, b Fleming ........... F.W .James,b Fleming W a n d e r e rs , First innings. Capt. Fleming, b Elliott ... 3 E.H.S. Berridge, b Denham 13 H. C. Pretty, b Denham ... 43 S. Colman, b Denham ... 6 W . E. Hobbs, b Denham ... 0 F. C. A. Thompson, run out 7 F. D. Paule, c Furze, b Denham ..........................19 J. H. Yearsley, b Denham 26 F. G. Wagener, c Williams, b D enham .......................... 4 A. J. Clarke, c Chaldecott, b F. Bush .......................... 7 A. B. Leome, not ou t........... 3 B 21, lb 3, w 1 ...........25 R. F. G. Chaldtcott, b Adair Thompson ... 57 H. B. Denham, b Thompson .......... 59 R. N. Hickson, notout 31 W . Williams, b Clarke lfi W . Furze, b Wageuer 1 B 5, lb 7, w 1 ...13 Total ..265 Second innings, b F. Bush ... c F r a n c i s , Chaldecott c Chaldecott, b D enham ........... st Francis,b Beld- h a m .................. 7 b Williams..........30 st Francis,b Beld- h a m .................. 0 31 41 12 b Beldham... b Chaldecott st F r a n c is , Williams... not out........... not out.......... Byes 12 4 1 0 11 Total ... 156 Total ...1GS