Cricket 1896

J u l y 23, 1896. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 301 YORKSHIRE v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Southampton on July 16, 17 and 18. Drawn. It is pretty safe to say that if Yorkshire, despite the absence of Mr. Jackson and Brown, who were playing for England, had won the toss against Hamp­ shire, they would have made one of the big totals for which they are famous when the wicket is good. As, on the other hand, they lost it, they for once had the experience of fielding out for the other side until they became aweary. It cannot be argued against Hamp­ shirethat theabsenceof the two famousYorkshiremen, who were at Old Trafford, appreciably weakened the Yorkshire bowling, for Brown, though he is a man who may be put on as a change with advantage, is not a great bowler, and Mr. Jackson has lately been altogether out of form with the ball. Captain Wynyard, who has done so much for Hampshire, was the hero of the match. He has again proved that when he is in form the class of bowling which he meets does not make much difference to him ; he can score against Sussex, and he can score against the Australians, with almost equal ease. Against Yorkshire he was an hour and a half in making his first fifty, but after this his rate of scoring was rapid enough to astonish the bowlers, who are not used to being collared by anybody. At the end of the first day he was not out 211. He was greatly helped by Mr. Ward and Captain Quinton, who each played very fine cricket for over 50, but while he was batting only 323 runs were put on, so that he scored about two thirds of the runs. Three wickets had fallen for 350, and one may doubt whether any team has ever done such a fine per­ formance against Yorkshire. On Friday Captain Wynyard increased his score to 268, aninnings which had lasted for just over six hours; it comprised two 6’s, thirty-eight 4’s, five 3’s, twenty-three 2’s and forty-three singles. While he was batting 402 run were made, so that he scored exactly two thirds of the runs. The innings closed for 515, Soar carrying his bat for 39. The Yorkshiremen could not by any possibility win, and at half past three they set about playing for a draw in a very determined way. Not that all the batsmen made runs very slowly, for in the three hours that remained for play, 206 runs were put on; but some of the team played the game which is usually adopted when a draw is the only hope for a side. Tunnicliffe, for instance—the great hitter of the team—was in for nearly an hour for 7, while Peel made 36 in an hour and half. On Saturday Mounsey and Hirst played well, but the innings closed for 307, and the probability that Yorkshire would not be dismissed a second time before the match ended, became almost a certainty, for the Hampshire bowlers had lost their freshness. Nevertheless, Yorkshire began very badly indeed. At 3 Denton was out; Wainwright followed him at 13; at 17 Peel was bowled by Soar; directly after­ wards Tunnicliffe was disposed of, and Hampshire looked like winning easily. At this stage of the game Mounsey was missed, and after this the bats­ men began to gain the upper hand of the bowling. Mr. Milligan, Mounsey and Hirst all made over 50. But despite their efforts Hampshire still had a chance of winning, for when the last two men came together (Moorhouse was unable to bat) the total was only 209, and there was time for Hampshire to go in again. But Haigh and Hunter kept in until half past six. It was a splendid finish to an interest­ ing match, and although the Hampshire men were naturally disappointed at not having time to win, they may greatly congratulate themselves on the result of the match. H ampshire . H. F. Ward, c Hunter, Peel .......... .............53 Barton, b Haigh ... 14 Capt. Wynyard, c Moorhouse, b Wain­ wright ..................268 Capt. F. D. Quinton, b Denton....................57 Webb,cHirst, b Haigh 21 D. A. Steele, b Wain­ wright .................. 0 Y orkshire . First innings. Lord Hawke, c Capt. Quin- < ton. b Soar........................ 7 Tunnicliffe, c Wynyard, b < Soar ............................... 7 Denton, c Passmore,b Steele 35 Wainwright, c Wynyard, b Ward ...............................26 Peel, c Bacon, b Soar..........36 F.W. Milligan, st Passmore, b Capt. Quinton ..........58 Mounsey, c Baldwin, b Capt. Quinton.................55 Hirst, c sub., b Ward......... 55 Haigh, c Baldwin, b Capt. Quinton ........................ 0 Hunter, not out ................. 5 Moorhouse, absent, hurt ... 0 B 12, lb 10, w 1..........23 24 Bacon, b Haigh ... J. M. Q uinton Wainwright ... ... 1 Soar, not out ..........39 Baldwin, b Peel..........18 Passmore, st Hunter, b Peel ................. 0 B 15, lb 5 ..........20 Total ...515 Second innings, c Passm ore, b Soar................. ' c J. Quinton, b Baldwin.......... b Soar ................. b Soar ................. b Soar ................. Haigh .. Hirst .. Peel ... Milligan H ampshire . O. M. R. W. 62 19 132 3 40 18 70 0 55419 119 3 18 6 41 0 O. M. R. W . W ’nwrght 29 4 102 3 Mounsey 6 1 18 0 Moorhouse 5 1 10 0 Denton... 5 3 3 1 Y orkshire First innings. O. M. R. W . Baldwin ... 36 13 68 0 Soar .......... 39 15 81 3 Steele.......... 12 Ward .......... 12 J. Quinton... 6 Capt Quinton 17 6 28 1 2 35 2 4 14 0 2 42 3 Wynyard ... 3 0 16 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 34 17 44 1 ... 45 17 97 7 7 15 0 8 33 0 J. M. Quinton bowled a wide. 3 21 0 1 16 0 HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE v. ETON RAMBLERS.— Played at Chelsea on July 14. H ousehold B rigade . not out... not out... Capt.B.Y.Wentworth, J. C. Heriot Maitland, c Grenfell, b Follbw, b Foljambe ... 13 jambe....................... 50 C. E. Pereira, b Fol­ F. J. Heyworth, c jambe ................. 23 Hoare, b I n d ......... 22 Corporal Pennington, Lord Newtown-Butler b Gosling................ 2 lbw, b Foljambe ... 14 H. J. Wyld, b Fol­ H. W. Studd, c Grenjambe ................. 22 fell, b in d ................. 25 Private Cooper, not N. R. Wilkinson, c out ........................ 0 Norman,b Foljambe 0 Extras .......... 21 J. B. Bradshaw, b — Foljambe................ 3 Total ..........195 E ton R amblers . R.C. Gosling, c Butler, b Studd .................. 4 C. P. Foley, c Mait­ land, b Studd.......62 H.T. Stanley, c Went­ worth, b Studd ... 2 A. T. B. Dunn, b S ttdd....................26 W . G. Crum, b Studd 6 A.E.B. Ind, c Wilkin­ son, b Studd .......... 0 A. Grenfell R.C. Norman, c Penn­ ington. b Wentworth 46 W. R. Hoare, not out 47 G. A. T. Foljambe, b 8tudd ....................16 S. F. Gosling, b Penn- ington .................. 4 Extras ........... 7 Total (9 wkts) .. .220 did not bat. SURBITON July 11. E aling . E.H.Berridge,c Castle, b Pinkerton ..........62 C. C. Frye,b W . Win- deler........................ 0 A. T. Coode, b Pinker­ ton ........................21 R. H. Mallett, b Bailey 74 H. H. Perry, b G. Windeler................. 2 C. P. Coode, b G. Windeler................. 4 EALING.—Played at Surbiton on R.K.Moseley, b Bailey 5 E. H. Stanley, c Robinson, b Bailey 0 A. Batchelor, b Bailey 20 C. Worth, c Robinson, b G. Windeler.......... 7 C. Dunster, not out ... 1 B 15, lb 2, nb 4... 21 Total ...217 W. B. Windeler, b A. Coode........................ 5 P. Robinson, not out... 130 J. M. Capel, c Moseley, b A. Coode ......... 0 J. H. Hopkins, c Ber­ ridge, b Mallett ... 21 P. Castle, b A. Coode 5 S urbiton . P. E. Bodington, c Mallett, b A. Coode 11 G. H. Windeler, c C. Coode, b Worth ... 16 C. F. Nesham, not out 10 B 20, lb 2, w 1 ... 23 Total ..221 Rev. C. R. Bailey, G. Pinkerton, and H. T. Bowell did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. UXBRIDGE, stead on July 11. H ampstead . -Played at Hamp- c Bacon, b Soar 52 c Capt. Quinton, b Soar ..........64 b Soar.................68 Total .307 B 5, lb 4 ... 9 Total (8 wkts) 235 G. M. Maryon-Wilson, b W o o d s ................16 P. F. Wilson, b Stone 8 H. G. Symes-Thomp- son,cCrouch,bWood8 40 Dr. G. Thornton, c Hortin. b Foote ... 38 F.R.Spoffortb,bFoote 0 W . S. Hale, c Wilson, b Woodbridge ... 24 S. H. Williams, c Woodbridge,b Stone 58 U xbridge . INCOGNITI v. SCHOOL OF GUNNERY.-Played at Shoeburyness on July 10 and 11. I ncogniti . Total C. C. Stone, run out... 1 C. M. Woodbridge, b Spofforth.................14 A. Foote, run out ... 6 J. C. H ib b e r t, b Spofforth.................44 F. Hortin, b Spofforth 0 W o o d s , c and b Spofforth................. 4 G. A. Cobb, c and b H a le........................13 First innings. H. Peachey, b K irk e.......... A. E. Gibson, b Dorehill ... A. P. McGhec*, b Kirke ... H. B. Carver, b Dorehill ... Col. Balby, b Kirke .......... H. Collingridge,lbw,b Kirke A. W . Colville, c Dorehill, b Kirke ........................ H. B. Mayne, c Creswell, b Dorehill ........................ C. Dixon, b Kirke .......... E. Lake, c Dorehill, b Kirke P. Hilton, not out .......... B 14,lb 3................. Total .......... Second innings, c Creswell.bKirke 2 c Dorehill,bKirke 17 b Kirke b Kirke c and b Kirke b Hinde 0 4 14 0 5 cJerdwin,bHinde 4 6 cCreswell,bHinde 3 3 lbw, b Kirke ... 1 0 not out................. 3 1 b Hinde .......... 3 17 B l, w 2 ... 3 98 Total..........51 S chool of G unnery . W. W. A’Deane, c Woods, b Stone ... 2 A. E. Jeaffreson, b Woods .................26 C.D.McMillin, b Foote 11 C. D. Hamilton, not out ........................ 0 B 22, lb 4 ..........26 ...249 J. L. Crouch, b P. F. Wilson .................16 C. E. S te v e n s , b Spofforth................. 0 C. S. Wilson, not out 6 F. G. B. Eves, c Williams,bSpofforth 0 B 19, lb 5 ..........24 Total ...128 First innings. A. Hinde, c Dixon, b Gibson 17 C. Phillips, b Carver..........21 Capt. Staveley, b Gibson ... 1 Sergt. Reilly, c Dixon, b Lake ...............................20 Capt. Dorehill, c Dixon, b Carver...............................12 Capt.Wynne, c Collingridge b Peachy ........................25 G. Creswell, not o u t ............ 24 Major Shute, b Lake............ 10 K. Kirke, b Carver ............12 F. P. Hutchinson, b Gibson 7 Capt. Jerdwin, c Peachey, b Carver................................ 1 B 5, lb 6 ................... 11 Second innings, c T ike. b Gibson o b Gibson ..........11 c Dixon, b Gibson 9 b Gibson ... lbw, b Carver b Carver .......... 9 c Hilton,b Carver 0 c Lake, b Gibson 3 b Carver .......... 0 c Dixon, b Carver 0 not out................. 2 Total ...161 Total... WANDERERS v. CHISWICK PARK.—Played at Chiswick on July 11. C hiswick P ark . S. Beckley, b Alcock 0 A. Watson, b Alcock 24 A. Worsley, c Brooks, b J o y........................17 J. Clarke, c Brooks, b Joy ........................10 C. S. Dean, b Alcock 31 Capt. Cowper-Coles, b b A lcock .................13 A. O. Whiting, b Joy 11 L. Clarke, b Joy ... 7 N.A.Loraine, b Alcoek 1 A. H. Wall, b Alcock 8 J. Birt, not o u t.......... 1 Extras................. 9 Total ...132 W anderers . S. Colman, b L. Clarke 0 A. M. Latham, lbw, b Dean .................15 H. C. Pretty, c Dean, b C.-Coles.................43 E.Williams,b J.Clarke 8 R. B. Brooks, b L. Clarke ................. 7 G. P. Joy, c sub., b Worsley .................22 W . Alcock was absent. J. H. Yearsley, b J. Clarke .................24 H. E. Hockley, not out 32 J. E. G. Hadath, b L. Clarke .................23 E. L. Dunster, c Whiting, b C.-Coles 6 Extras.................24 Total ...204 ARMY COLLEGE (HEATH END) v. 4 th BATT. KING’S ROYAL RIFLES.—Played at Heath End on July 8. 4 tii B a tt . K ing ’ s R oyal R ifles . Prince Christian Vic­ tor, c Welch, b Gibb 14 J.V.Hordern,b Green­ hill ........................ D. H. Blundell, b Campbell................. H. F. W. Bircham, run out ................. Sergt.Grainger,c Gibb, b Morgan................. Sergt. Hosley, c Price, b Greenhili .......... 60 21 A. J. Lainson, b Gibb Capt. Hon. S. Jervis, b Price........................5 Hon. R. Cathcart, b Greenhill................. G. A. Armytage, b Greenhill................. H. G. Howard, not out B 10, lb 3 ..........] 25 A rmy C ollege . Total R. C. Welch, c Hor­ dern, b Grainger ... 6 R.C.Campbell,b Lain­ son ........................35 E. Gibb, c Bircham, b Grainger....................12 R. F. Peel, c and Grainger.............. A. C. Burton, Grainger ... ... . C. A. H. Palairet, Lainson .............. Morgan, not out B8, lb l, w l... . Total ... . 0 10 83 G. H. Price, b Lainson 3 F. W . Greenhill, b Lainson ................. 0 H. P. M. White, c Hosley,b Grainger... 0 O. W. E. Bannerman, cHordern,bGrainger 8 Sccond innings.—R. C. Campbell, not out, 7; E Gibb, not out, 5; R. F. Peel, c Prince Christian, b Hordern, 2; Morgan, b Hordern, 3.—Total (2 wkts), 17.