Cricket 1896

434 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S ept . 17, 1896. in the operations out there, Major Ridley, iu Lis time also made his mark on the cricket field. The following announcement from yesterday’s Daily Mail will interest Cricket readers :— “ A marriage has been arranged between the Rev. H. C. Lenox Tindall and Muriel Caroline, eldest daughter of Mr. Philip Oxenden Papillon, of Crowhurst Park, Battle, and Lexden Manor, Essex.” Papillon and Tindall have been conspicuous names in Sussex cricket, more particularly in connection with the South Saxons’ Club at St. Leonards, of late years. I t is interesting to know that bad as has been the weather in England, it has been worse in Bombay, where the cricket grounds have been quite flooded. It was even proposed to call out the Fire Brigade to pump the pools of water off the Gymkhana ground, in order that the first trial match of the Parsees might be played. A ccordin g to the latest news from India it was feared that the matches between Poona and Bombay and the Presidency match, the two chief matches of the Bombay season, would have to be abandoned altogether. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G. H. Y.—42, Victoria Road, Morley, would reach him. FOREST BILL v. CATFORD BRIDGE FOOTBALL CLUB.—Played at Forest Hill on September 12. F orest H il l . J. Pratt, b Bradley ... 10 F. Balkwill, b Bradley 10 S. Anson, lbw, b Brad­ ley ........................ 0 Extras.................10 H. A. Hooker, b Brad­ ley ........................ 0 C. Welchman, b Brad­ ley ........................17 B. Bachelor, notout... 18 W. Williams, b Brad­ ley ........................ 0 Total (7 wkts) * C. S. J. Douglas, b Phillips ................. 4 , •Innings declared closed. C atford B ridge F ootball C lub . W illiams,bW elchman C. Phillips, c Pratt, b Williams................. Carlton, c Balkwill, b Williams................. H. M. Watmough, b Williams................. Edwards, b Smith ... W. M. Bradley, b Welchman Collins, c andb Welch­ man ........................ L. B. Meredith, b Welchman .......... Sheriff, not o u t.......... Extras................. Total .......... Bonter and Potter, absent. FOREST HILL v. GRECIANS—Played at Forest Hill on September 5. F orest H il l . H. A. Hooker, b Ker- leigh ........................23 A. Blacker, c Cole, b Eastwood................. 8 F. Balkwill, c Mul- ford, b Duncan ... 13 C. G. Hill, c Mulford, b Gill.......... ..........21 G. F. Phillips, b Ker- leigh........................ 0 * Innings declared closed. G recian s . W. R. Williams, not out ........................52 H. M. Watmough, c sub, b Eastwood ... 0 C. Moore, not out ... 2 Extras................. 9 Total (6 wkts) *128 A. W . Mulford, b V. Smith........................ T. M. Richards, c Phillips, b Balkwill... II. Locke, b Hooker... W. Gill, not out .. ... F. Duncan, b Balkwill H. Newbury, run out J. Eastwood, b Balk­ will ........................ H. Kerleigh, b Balk­ will ........................ C. Percy, not out Extras .......... E. Cole did not bat. Total (7 wkts) 47 RICHMOND & DISTRICT v. SURREY. Played at Richmond on September 14 and 15. Surrey won by five wickets. R ichmond an d D istr ic t . First innings. E. H. S. Berridge, b Loh­ mann ............................... 2 A. Stoner, b Richardson ... 15 C. E. Hobbs, c Ayres, b Richardson........................ K. E. M. Barker. b Richard­ son...................................... G. H. Jupp, b Richardson S.A.Williams, b Richardson W. B. Pentelow, c Hayes, b Lohmann ........................ D. A. J. Bacon, lbw, b Lohmann ........................ A. E. Harris, b Richardson A. E. Bird, b Lohmann ... Second innings. b Richardson ... i b Richardson ... I 0 b Lohmann b Lohmann ... 8 b Richardson ... 1 c and b Lohmann 2 W. Williams, st Ayres, b Lohmann ........................ 4 E. R. Punnett, b Lohmann 0 G. Thomas, b Richardson... 1 A. H. Hudson, c Lohmann, b Richardson ................. 1 P. L. Heasler, b Richardson 1 W. Barker, not out .......... 7 W. Shepherd, b Richardson 0 C. B. V. Davy, b Lohmann 4 H.E.Judd, lbw, b Lohmann 0 4 c Lohmann,bAbel 20 0 b Richardson ... 0 0 b Lohmann ... 4 0 c Hayes*, b Loh­ mann .......... 3 Byes not out.................15 b Lohmann ... 0 c Hayward, b Lohmann ... 10 c Hayward, b Lohmann ... 0 c Leveson-Gower, b Richardson... b Lohmann b Lohmann b Richardson ... c Richardson, b Lohmann Byes .......... Total ... 45 S u rrey . First innings. Abel, run out........................40 H. B. Chinnery, c Bacon, b • W . Williams ................. 1 Hayward, run out .......... 0 Baldwin, c Berridge, b W. Barker................................ 8 Hayes, st Heasler, b W. Williams ........................ 3 Lohmann, b W. Williams 0 Ayres, b W. Williams ... 4 Wood, c Pentelow, b W. Williams ........................ 4 W. J. Graburn, not out ... 13 H. D. G. L.-Gower, c W. Barker, b W . Williams... 8 Richardson, st Heasler, b W. Williams ................. 2 Byes........................ 2 Total ... 79 Second innings, not out.................23 b W . Barker b W . Barker c W. Williams, b Barker .......... cShepherd.bDavy c S. Williams, b W. Barker ... not out................. Extras ... 0 Total... 85 Total (5 wkts.) 41 R ichmond an d D istrict . First innings. O. M. R. W. Richardson 11 5 22 10 . Lohmann... 11 3 19 8 . S u rrey . First innings. O. M. R. W. 26 7 35 7 ... 19 5 32 1 ... 4 0 14 0 ... 2 0 2 0 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 11 7 15 6 14-2 2 44 11 Abel 3 10 1 W.Williams W. Barker . Jupp ... . Stoner ... . Second innings. O. M. R. W. . . 5 0 16 0 ... 10*2 3 21 4 Davy 6 4 4 1 PANTHER v. BEXLEY.—Played at Catford on September 12. P an th e r . W.L. Bayley, b Baynes H. C. Taylor, c Morris, b Baynes.................20 W. A. Standish, c Morris, b Mart.......... 5 A. Wallers, c and b M art........................ 6 A. E. D. Lewis, not out ........................33 P. Newton, b Marsden 13 N. S. Leslie did not bat. R. Williams, c sub., b Marsden................. B. W. Green, c Hen­ derson, b Marsden Percy Key, b Baynes Hulme, c Elms, b Baynes ................. B 2, w 3 ......... T otal..........*100 •Innings declared closed. B e x l e y . H. E. Baynes, not out, 19; Rev. A. C. Marsden, not out, 19.—Total (no wkt), 38. F. Hulbard, W. V. Morris, A. Henderson, J. Mart, H. Ockleston, M. Walton, and Elms did not bat. CRICKET IN CEYLON. COLOMBO v. UP-COUNTRY. Played on the Colombo Cricket Club Ground in the Cinnamon Gardens, on Friday and Saturday, the 7th and 8th August. His Excellency, the Governor, and several high officials were present. The members of the Colombo Cricket Club were “ at home ” to their friends. COLOMBO. First innings. Major Young, c Lloyd, b Roberts ........................16 Second innings. c Gossage, b Pap­ illon .................Ji E. B. Alexander, lbw, b Halliley ........................ 3 b Halliley F. J. Brown, c and b Gais­ ford ...............................40 L. B. F. Currie, b Lloyd ... 4 W. H. Moor, c Clarke, b Halliley ........................17 c Papillon, bGais- ford ................ run out .......... hit wkt, b Gais­ ford ................. Col. Ward, c and b Papillon 44 c Halliley, b Gais­ ford ................ H. Thornhill, c Roberts, b Gaisford ........................ 0 not out................. H. M. Waldock, b Lloyd ... 76 b Gaisford.......... E. R. Waldock, c Wright, b Papillon................. ... 6 G. H. Alston, not out.......... 9 R. S. Templer, c Gaisford, b Roberts ........................ 8 Extras........................ 7 st Gay, b Gaisford not out................. 6 Extras... Total (8wkts)*108 Second innings, c Moor, b Currie 1 Total ................230 •Innings declared closed. UP-COUNTRY. First innings. W. G. L. Powell, c and b Bowen............................... 2 F. H. Gossage, c Bowen, b C uirie...............................14 c Young, bBowen 3 W. Lloyd, c Bowen, b Currie 31 ' * P. Gaisford, lbw, b Currie... 10 L. H. Gay, c H. Waldock, b Bowen ................. .. 4 P. H. Papillon, c Thornhill, b Bowen ....................... 2 T. Y. Wright, c YouDg, b Currie...............................21 F. J. Roberts, lbw, b Currie 0 W. P. Halliley, st Moor, b Bowen...............................22 R. Gatehouse, run out ... 9 b Bowen b Bowen b Bowen b Bowen not out... not out... ..103 ... 9 A. C. W . Clarke, not out ... Extras........................ b E. Waldock . c H. Waldock, Bowen ... . Total ...118 Extras... Total... . 13 . 4 .181 LEATHERHEAD v. STREATHAM.—Played at Streatham on September 12. S tr e a th a m . P.B. Parker, b Perkins 2 A. C. de Scanlan, c sub., b Perkins ... 0 D. O. Kerr, lbw, b Perkins ................. 1 H. M. Leaf, not out... 96 H. Hockley, b Sturt... 0 Russell, b Sturt..........16 E. C. Bambridge, c sub., b Perkins ... 1 F re e m a n , hw , b Perkins ................. 4 E. L. Pullbrooke, b Gladsione.................16 Freeman, jun., b Perkins ................. 1 H. Sherville, c B Hue Williams, b Glad­ stone ........................ 3 Byes................. 7 Total ...107 L e a th e r h e a d . T. N. Perkins, not out 105 A. W . F. Rutty, b Russell .................11 L. Alcock, b Bam­ bridge .................28 B. L. Hue Williams, b Parker................. 0 H. S. Gladstone, c Hockley, b Bam­ bridge ................. 4 H. B. Tritton, not out 0 B ye................. 1 Total (4 wkts) 149 C. Smith, R. Langton, F. Sturt, and Davis did not bat. _________________________ BATSMEN WHO HAVE MADE 2,000 RUNS IN A bEASON. W. G. Grace......... W. G .Grat e ........ W. G. Grace........ W. G. Grace.......... W. Gunn................. A. E. Stoddart W. G. Hrace......... R. Abel ............... K. S. Ranjitsinhji R. Abel ................ W . G. Grace.......... Year. 1871 J873 1876 1887 1893 1893 1895 1895 18F6 1896 1816 Runs. ... 2,739 ... 2,139 ... 2,622 ... 2,062 ... 2,057 ... 2,072 ... 2,346 ... 2,057 ... 2,780 ... 2,218 ... 2,135 N E X T ISSUE, T HURSDA Y , OC TOBER 29.