Cricket 1896

326 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 30, 1896. INCOGNITI v. BRYN-Y-NEUADD.—Played at Llanfairfechan on July 28 and 24. I n co g niti . A. A. T o rr e n s, c Knowles, b Leatham 36 A. D. Whiting, b Lea­ tham ................. ... 18 W . H. Whateley, at Felton,bLeatham... 23 E. W . Lake, c Platt, b Leatham................. 0 C. B. Elliot, not out... 0 B 8, lb 4, w 3 ... 15 Total F. Mitchell, cKnowles, b Platt .................46 F. D. B ro w n e , c Knowles, b Conolly 7 J. Giffard, st Felton, b Eastwood ..........67 H. B. Carver, c East­ wood, b Platt..........21 H. A. Denham, c Wil­ son, b Conolly..........27 A. M. I n g li s s , c Knowles, b Brown- fleld ........................160 B ryn - y -N e u a d d . First innings. Second innings, W. F. Felton, c Carver, b Elliott...............................11 b Carver ........... A. Eastwood, c Whiting, b Carver.............................. 6 c and b Elliott ... 8 F. E. Woodhead, c Ingliss, b Carver ....................... 44 o Whateley, b Carver ........... 2 D. H. Brownfield, b Carver 6 st W h it in g , b ...420 75 A. Knowles, b Mitchell J. F. Conolly, runout.......... 1 A. E. Leatham, lbw,b Den- Elliott .......... 7 24 c Torrens, b El­ liott .................7 b Carver .......... 5 ham Rev. Fairchild, absent C. R. Wilson, b Denham , 8. Platt, b Carver.............. P. Hilton, not out ... . B 2, w 2 .............. Total 1 c Carver, b Elliott 37 0 c Whiting, b Car­ ver ................. 0 6 c Whiting, b El­ liot ................. 2 3 c Whiting, b Car­ ver ................. 1 0 not out................. 7 ...106 Total ..151 LUDGROVE (MASTERS X I.) v. MR. H. A. HOARE’S X I.—Played at Ludgrove on July 25. M r . H oare ’ s XI. First innings. G. Hoare, c Jones, b Hansell 10 J. Whittaker, c Stephenson, b Dunn ........................ R.B. Mackenzie, c Weather­ head, b Hansell .......... C. Murray.Smith, b Hansell E. Hodgson, b D unn.......... E. M. Bovrill, b Hansell ... A. Bucknall, b Hansell ... Second innings. 9 not out... not out... b Hansell b Dunn H. A. Hoare, b Dunn.......... 9 C. R. Hoare, b Dunn.......... 0 W . D. Hoare, b Dunn ... 0 P. Hamond, not out .......... 0 Extras ................. 4 c Stephenson, b Crabtree..........22 b Hansell ........... 7 cDunn, b Hansell 2 Extras..........10 Total ..........40 Total (5 wkts) 55 L u d g ro ve . Major Stephenson, b Bovrill .................. 3 F. E. T. Jones, c Bucknall,bM.-Smithl30 H. Bull, c G. Hoare, b H odgson.................. 118 F. L. Crabtree, st G. Hoare, b M.-Smith 52 A. T. B. Dunn, c Bucknall,bM.-Smith 27 N. Malcolmson and L. S. G.Duckworth,c Hodg­ son, b C. R. Hoare 17 H. P. Hansell, not out 32 T. C. Weatherhead, c H.Hoare,bM.-Smith 5 R. Wells, c Bovrill, b C. H oare................. 1 Extras............... 15 Total .......400 T. Burrell did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. SURBITON.—Played at Hamp­ stead on July 18. S u rbiton . A. Trouncer, c Jeaffre- son, b Osmond ... 74 J.Robinson, b Osmond 6 R. Howell, b P. F. Wilson .................63 W . B. Windeler, b Nuding ................. 0 J.M. Capel,bMarsden 17 G.H.Windeler,notout 46 H. A. Forsyth, run out 0 H am pstead . G. M.Maryon-Wilson, b Trouncer .......... 9 A. C. Robertson, b Trouncer................. 20 Dr. G. Thornton, c Howell, b Trouncer 1 W. S. Hale, b Pinker­ ton ........................12 A. E. Jeaffreson, c Howell, b Capel ... 59 T.M.Farmiloe,runout 46 C. F. Nesham, b Mars­ den ........................ J. H. Hopkins, b Hale C. D. Hamilton, b Marsden................. G. Pinkerton, b Hale B 22, lb 4 ......... Total ...244 P. F.Wilson, c Pinker­ ton, b Capel .......... o E. L. Marsden, b Trouncer.................46 R. Leigh-Ibbs, not out 47 A. B. Osmond, c Sub., b Pinkerton .......... 4 C. Nuding, not out ... 28 B 29, lb 7, nb 2... 38 Total (9 wkts) 310 HAMPSTEAD v. CHISWICK PARK.—Played at Chiswick Park on July 15. H am pstead . G. M. Maryon-Wil- son, b Dean ..........23 A. C. Robertson, c Worsley, b Coles ... 31 F. Rowley, run out ... 26 W. S. Hale, c sub., b Worsley .................37 J. G. Q. Besch, c Sich, b Dean ................ 9 A. J. East, c Whiting, b Coles ................. 3 E.L.Marsden,b Clarke 43 G. B. Bell, c Sich, b Worsley .................30 A. A. Carter, c Wat­ son, b Worsley ... 8 C.D.Hamilton, not out 17 H. G. Price-Williams, not out .................14 B 21, lb 4 ..........25 Total (9wkts.) *266 ' Innings declared closed. C h isw ick P a r k . A. W . W a ts o n , b Marsden................. 1 A. L. Whiting, b Marsden................. 0 R. S. Cowper-Coles, c Carter, b Hale ... 4 A. Worsley, c Hale, b Marsden .................26 C. S. Dean, b Hale ... 24 L. Clarke, b Marsden 0 E. Barnett, c Mars­ den, b Hale .......... 7 H. Sich, b Marsden .. 12 A. Loraine, not out ... 21 A. H. Wall, c Robert­ son, b Marsden ... 1 W. Varley, b Marsden 5 B 22, lb 8 ..........30 Total ...131 HAMPSTEAD v. ELTHAM.—Played at Eltham on July 18. H am pstead . H. Woodall, b John­ ston ........................18 W . H. Kelson, b John­ ston ........................ 6 O. L. Tudor, b John­ ston ........................10 A. W . Sharp, b Hay­ wood ......................... 7 J. Gibbon, c and b Johnston.................25 A. Reid, run out......... 0 J.C. Toller,b Haywood E. W. H. Beaton, b Haywood.......... ... A. O. Dunn, cPhillips, b Haywood .......... E. Reid, not out R. Matthews, c Pitt, b Haywood .......... Total E lth am . A. S. Jackson, lbw, b Gibbon .................25 T. Phillips, not ou t... 70 B 3, lb 1, w 1, nb 2 7 A. S. Johnston, b Gibbon ................. 0 J. N. Eagleton, b Sharp........................ 5 Haywood, b Gibbon...104 F. H. Pitt, c and b Sharp........................ 2 J. E. Money, J. S. Spicer, P. A. Simson, E. French, and L. Jackson did not bat. Total ...213 ADDISCOMBE (2) v. FOREST HILL (2).-Played at Addiscombe on July 25. A ddiscom be . C. S. Desprez, b Healy 0 M. M. Moore, c Bat­ chelor, b Healy ... 25 H. G. Roberts, b Healy 17 G. C. Lambert,b Healy 4 R. Martyr, c and b Balkwill ................. 0 M. Hughes, b Balkwill 8 S. Wiltshire, b Healy 24 H. P. Moore, b Balk­ will ........................ 0 H. T. Peard, b Balk­ will ........................ 0 J. T. Barker, c Arendt, b Balkwill .......... 1 H. L. Jupp, not out... 0 Extras.................11 Total ... 90 F orest H il l . H. Green, b M. Moore 0 C. Rew, b M. Moore... 7 L. Cockell, b H. Moore 28 F. Balkwill,bH.Moore 0 B. Batchelor, b M. Moore ................. 3 W.Arendt,b M. Moore 0 F. Healy, b Roberts 3 F. Seel, b M. Moore 5 W. Bartram, c Lam­ bert, b Roberts ... 9 H. Rew, b M. Moore... 2 A. Corker, not out ... 0 Extras.................12 Total ADDISCOMBE v. FOREST HILL.- Forest Hill on July 25. F orest H il l . -Playe 69 at W . Pierce, b Perrin ... 1 H.Hooker, c Kenward, b Peck .................97 F. Skipper, b Peck ... 92 W . S. Holt, b Peck ... 5 C.J.S. Douglas, b Peck 36 The rest did not bat. * Innings declared closed. A ddiscombe . C. Phillips, c Peck, b Perrin ................. 0 W . Williams, not out 1 Extras................. 9 Total (6 wkts.) *241 P. Allen, b Welchman 11 J. R. Coulthard, b Welchman ........ 18 N.E.Cutler, c Douglas, b Squires................. 4 W. I)unman, b Squires 1 R. Kenward, b Welch­ man ........................ 2 Peck, b Welchman ...29 J.H.Purser, c Skipper, b Phillips.................13 T. F. Perrin, not out H. V. Green, lbw, b Welchman .......... H. O. Green, b Squires L. J. Anderson, cHolt, b Welchman .......... Extras .......... Total ..........] SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. CANTERBURY MKET WEK Cheap Excursion on Bank Holiday. Leaving Charing Cross at 7.15 a.m., calling at Waterloo, Cannon Street, London Bridge, and New Cross. Returning at 8 p.m. same day. Return Day Ticket 5s., Third Class. A lf r e d W illis , Managery Passenger Department. CANTERBURY Grand Cricket Week, 1896. Commencing Monday, August 3rd. The Elevens will be chosen from the following FIRST MATCH. August 3 rd, ±th, and5th. K E N T v . L A N C A S H I R E . KENT. F. Marchant, Esq. W. H. Patterson, Esq. M. C. Kemp, Esq. Rev. W. Rashleigh. J. R. Mason, Esq. G. J. V. Weigall, Esq. R. O’H. Livesay, Esq. C. J. Bumup, Esq. E. B. Shine, Esq. A. Hearne. Wright. Martin. Easby. Huish. LANCASHIRE. A. N. Homby, Esq. A. C. MacLaren, Esq. C. H. Benton, Esq. S. M. Tindall, Esq. Briggs. Ward. Sugg. Mold. Paul. Tyldesley. Baker. I’Anson. Tinsley. SECOND MATCH. August 6thf 7th, and8th. K E N T v . A U S T R A L I A N S . KENT. F. Marchant, Esq. M. C. Kemp, Esq. Rev. W. Rashleigh. J. R. Mason, Esq. G. J. V. Weigall, Esq. R. O’H. Livesay, Esq. C. J. Bumup, Esq. E. B. Shine, Esq. A. Hearne. Wright. Martin. Easby. Huish. AUSTRALIANS. G. H. S. Trott, Esq. G. Giffen, Esq. S.E. Gregory, Esq. F. A. Iredale, Esq. J. Darling, Esq. H. Graham, Esq. H. Donnan, Esq. H. Trumble, Esq. C. J. Eady, Esq. E. Kelly, Esq. T. R. McKibbin, Esq. E. Jones, Esq. C. Hill, Esq. A. E. Johns, Esq. Playwill commenceonMondayandThursdayat 12 o'clock , andonotherdaysat 11 o'clock. A dm is s io n - ONE SH ILL ING . Bicycles not admitted ; they will be taken care of in field close to the gate at a small charge. By the kind permission of Colonel Featherstonhaugh and of Colonel H. R. Abadie, C.B., the Bands of the 3rd Battalion KING'S ROYAL RIFLES AND OF THE CAVALRY DEPOT Will play on the Ground during the Week. A M A T E U R T H E A By the “ OLD STAGERS.” GRAND BALLS at the Music Hall On WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. The CityandtheDaneJohnIlluminated. GRAND PROCESSION of Illum inated Cars and Cycles on Thursday Evening. LATETRAINSONBOTHRAILWAYLINESAND CHEAPFARES.