Cricket 1896

S ept . 17, 1896. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 439 Woods, 8. M. J. Wrathall .......... Wright, C. W ... Wright, L G. ... Wright (W.) 1896. 1895. 1894. ...32-22...34-26 ..19 27.. ...18-79...16-51... — .. ...20 5).. 13-04...18-J5 . ...25 80...21*31...13 40.. ...10".u0...l2 46.. 11-3J.. Wynyard, Capt.E.G. 49 42.. 22-34.. Welford ................ 21-85...'— W eb b .......................17.76... — BOWLING AVERAGE3. Abel ................. ArkwrigLt, H. A. Attewell (Wm.) Bagguley .......... Baker................. Baldwin (Hants) Bardswell, G. It. Barnes................. Bathurst, L. C. V. Bennett, A. It. .. Berkeley, G. F. H. Bean (G .)......... Brockwell.......... Briggs............... B.-Davenport,!!.U 1896. 1895. 1894. .19-51... — ...22-13.. .. — .. 25-17... — .. . 15-75...16 88.. Bennett (Derbyshire) ...2149 . ...26*26.. 38-80.. . 24-16 19.71.. 45 46 . 15 77. 41-72. .17*54.. .21*71. .31 64.. .18*12!! 24-58.. .17-02.. 1893. 1892. 19-C3 . V j 'ZI 19-06 ..1416 16"78.!!l4*71 1893. 1892. ,23-00...13-83 .18*78... — 21 67. ..14-00 .22 31... — .39-78 24-93 .16 06.. 18 60 . .16-03 27-09. 2693. .39*63.. 22-91. .23-81. .13-83 .. — ...17-80 .21*28 .. — !!26*3l’!!l9*45 .26*26 . — ,.15*39... — .15-89 13-75 17-50 . 22 01 .26 24. .23*75. 29-14. — . 22*77... — ... — ... — 17*86.. 18 26 . 18-72’.’. .18 *29. ! 14*04!! .13*i9... ..15*84 . ..18*28... Bradley, W. Hi. ...22*41 Bull, F. G..................................6 00 Brown (S.)...............................21*70 Caudler, J. P............... — . Cnatterton...................— .. Cobbold, P. W . ...19*58... Collins, A ................................ — . Creswell ................22 61 Cualitfe, F. H. E. ...:6*40...29*29. Davidson ................2391...16-79 Dixon, J. A ............... — ..18 61. Douglas, J.................— ... — .. Ferris, J. J................— ...26'80.. Flowers ...................— ...20"30. Forbes, D. H ...............— ... — .. Ford, F. G .J...............— ... — .. Foster.......................... — ... — .. Fry, C. B.................. 33*36...25*21.. Geesoa.......................27 73 . 23*-14 Glover, A. C. 8. ...47*46...*8*51.. Grace, E. M..................— ... — .. Grace, W. G...............24*01.. 32 93.. Gray, H .................... 20-87.. 22-79.. Gultridge..................27*3. Gwynn, L. II. llaigh .......................15 34.. Hal.am ................18 62.23*63. Haudford.................— . .39 25 . Hardstatf.................19-52...16*35.. Hartley, J. C............. 27-.7.. 20 02.. Hayward ..................lii*93 .16 17.. Hearne (A.) .......... 18-32 ..21-59.. Hearne (G. G.)... — ... — .. Hearne (J. T.).........14 :8 . 19 37 . Hearne (W.) .............— ... — . Hedley,Capt. W. C. Hilton................. Hide (J.) .......... Hill, A. J. L. Hillyard, G. W. Hirst ................. Huish (F. E.) ... Hulme .......... Humphreys l ’Anson ......... Jackson, F. 8.... Jessop, G. L. ... Jones, A. O. ... Kitchener.......... Kortright, C. J. Lancaster (T.)... L illey................. Lockwood......... Lohmann......... Lowe, W. W . ... Martin ......... Mason, J. R. ... M ead................. Mee ................. Milligan, F. W. Mold ................. Moorhouse......... Murch................. Needham .......... Nepean, E. A........... — ... — ... — Newnham,Capt. A. - ... — ...11.30 Nichols ................29.42...28 51...25.36.! Oakley........................— ... — ... — .. Painter ........... — ...15.25.. Palairtt, L. C. H. ...48 72...3 5.92.. Pallett....................... 2) 27...*21.49.. Parris....................... 2^.03...31.08 . Peel ....................... 17.1 >..,14.97.. Pepall....................... 28 20.. — .. Phillips (J.) ..........72...17-.2 . Pickett ................ 2931 16*72. P01ter(Derbyshire)..3V10. .16*34 . Pougher ................ 24*02...19*39.. Raikes, G. B............. 25*13 . 18*75.. — ... — ... — .. 16 35 38-05 . — !!! — !!! — ..13*05.. 19 91... — .10 09... — ... — .2870...*27 82...25-60 .21* 7...S9 62...24*10 .16*. 8..21*79...15-46 .26 20.. — ... — . — ...25 36 . 28-22 .16*17... — — .‘.8-40 *2754 . 22 54 23-77.. 41-57 ,.38 81. .30-90 . 27*18 ...22*67.. ...21 61.. ...20*96.. !!’22*03.! ...23-52.. .. 33 95.. ...2S-57.. ...18-27.., ...22 24 . 18-83.! ...21*41,. ...16*25... .*.*.*21*15.7. ...28.67.. .. 24.32 ...21.75.! ...18.12 ...36.50. .13 93. 24 12.. 38 18.. 26-68 . 17*. 6.. .39*36.. .F500.. .26*92 . .17-97!! .1746.. .35 50.. !l5‘82 . 22*51.. .23*29.. 14*12.. 25 32 . 2o-28 .41.08 . 14.55.. !18 63 ! 15.96 . .35.70 . .20.01.. .17 95...25 15 .24 85...21 -71 .16-17...15 30 .11*1*4 ..18-13 22 56 15 75 33-72 .. — . — ...16*86 ,18-33...3437 — .. l.*39 .1951 .16*53 22 80.. 14-80. ,16 62 .17*32 . 20 51 .20*56...18*68 24 07...15*82 .. — ,14-88 .16 78 . 13-58 15-33 17.11 . .27.44.. 1*2 xo! .14.21.. .34.*0, .20-53. .24.14 . .13.i8 . 21.48 . 16.96’! ..27.0J.. .22.85.. .11.87.. 12.7H . .13.44.. 1678’ .31 09.. . 8 2i , 9-35 . .14-5/ . .21.25 .16.91 .14.33. 30-25’ .14-40' 13 63 21.36 !’.26.SO !!i5 94 ! 21.13 . 1' .52 ..16.8U !*20"83 !!l5"23 Rawlin ... ... Richardson (T.) Robeits ......... Robinson, J. J. Santall .......... Shacklock.......... Sharpe ......... Shaw (A .)......... Shilton .......... Shine, E. B. Smith (A.).......... Smith (C. A.) ... Smith, E............ Smith (F .)......... Soar ................ Spofforth. F. R. Stocks, F. W. . . Stoddart. A. E. Streatfeild, E. C. Street ................. Tate ................. Thornton, Dr. G. Townsend. C. L. Trott (A. E.) ... T yler................. Waddy, P. S. ... Wainwright Walker, G. G. ... Walton .......... Wardall ......... Ward, H. F. ... Watson (A.1) Wells, C. M. ... Whitehead (J.)... Wilkinson......... Wilson, C. E. M. Wilson, G. L. ... Wilson. T. S. B. Woodcock.......... Wood, J. B. ... Wools, S. M. J. Wootton ......... Wright (W.) ... 1896, .24-06.. ..H-32. ..28 61.. 1895. .21*18 .11*37. .21*61.. ,. 26 -eo. .'.31*15. 1894. 14 53.. .10*32.. .16-37. ,.24-64. .27 05. 28*40.! .12*58.. ..2w*82. 1893. 189*2. .21*51...18*09 .15*40 ..iO 75 .22*21.. 26 79 .25*27...17 67 .28"6o...2S*60 ..18-68. ..24*56. .. 9 14 .36*36 . 21*02 . .17-95. ! 28*3l!! ..14-58 . — ...19*37 . — ...37*25 .. — — ...18*o2 ..30 25 13*94 .. — ... — . 28 92 . 2r»9 . . 27 23. 3 i*38 . .22-92., .19 81 . .18.17.. . 28.40 .."22.41. .20.07.. 19-54 .28-5:5. 13*; 4 . .21-45 . 23-42.. 17.29.. 26.61., .34 13.. 20.20.. .2>.47. 19.48 24 53. .17-55 , 18-40.. . 20*70 ' 21-43 . .23*89 ! !!l6*32 ! 12 73.! ..19-71 . ,24.94. .20*96...53*33 .17-54 .19-97 34 06 . 20*48 .21*51.!! — !l7*66 ..15-32 ..14 4!) 16-29 !.'l8 4o!! 27.25 !! — .’.’.'14.77 .14.37. 25.39 ,17.17.. 15.90.. ..73.66... — ..25.4-2...19.16 ..15.1 2 . ,!20.6l! .20.77!! ,31.33 . 21.26 .23 05 . 16 83 A NOTTS XI. v. XVIII. OF T.1E ISLE OF MAN. —Played at Douglas on September 9 and 10. I sle o f M a n . First innings. Richardson, b Guttridge ... 16 Wh^tham, st James, b Ben­ nett ............................. 2 Pedder, b Bennett ........ 8 Burt, run out...................... 1 Bridson.c Oscroft. bBennett 0 Windro-s, b Guttridge ... 0 Heslop, b Guttridge ........ 0 Edward*, b Guttridge ... 0 Little, b Guttridge ........ 4 Goulden. not o u t .............. 0 King, b Guttridge ........ 5 Bishop, b Guttridge ........ 3 Johnson, b Guttridge ... 0 Dale, b Guttridge.............. 0 Sugden, c Pugh, b Guttridge 8 Philpott, b Guttridge.......... 2 Godwin, c James, b Bennett 3 Jackson,st James, bBennett 0 Extras............... Second innings, st James, b Jones 4 c James, b Jones 0 st James, b Jones 5 cMarshalljbJones 6 c Jones.b (iunn . 0 stJameSjbFlowers 0 c Jones, b Gunn 3 c Pugh, b Jon< s 14 not out ......... 16 c and b Guttridge 7 lbw, b Gunn ... 0 lbw, b Guttridgc 0 c Wilkinson, b Jones .......... 0 c Flowers, b Gutt­ ridge................. 2 c Radcliffe, b Jones .......... 8 st James, b Jones 0 b Guttridge.......... 1 b Gunn................. 3 Extra ........ .' 1 Tota First innings. Jones, st Edwards, b Philpott .....................36 P. W. Oscrofr., lbw, b Bishop 2 Flowers, b Bishop ...... 10 G. Radcliff, st Edwards, b Bishop............................. 0 F. Guttridge, b Bishop ... 0 W. Wilkinson, c Edwards, b Philpott...................... 0 W. Marshall, c King.b Phil­ pott ............................17 F. Gunn, b Bishop .......... 7 W. James, runout .......... 1 G. Pugh, not out................. 3 B nnett.c Bi>hop,b Philpott 4 Extras........................ 4 Total ... 70 Second innings. c Richardson, b Goodwin.......... 8 b Bishop .......... 0 st Edwards, b Goodwin.......... 1 c Johnson, b Goodwin.......... 9 st Edwards, b Bishop ..........16 c Johnson,b King 7 18 Total 84 b Bishop c Philpott, Bishop b King.......... run ou t......... not out.......... Extras ... Total hotels FREQUENTED BY CRICKETERS. Announcements are inserted in this column at a charge of 2Is. per atmum. Half-inch space, 50 s. ptr an uni. Each Ilote.l inserting an Advertisement will rrc*i»e u copy of the paper , by post, free, of charge. B I RM I N G H AM . THE GRAND HOTEL. Centrally situated. 300 rooms. All modern luxuries. Equal to best London Hotels. P ress N o tic k s .— Best Hotel outside L ndon. : anks amongst the best Hotels in the country. J o seph A d am s , Manager. E A S T B O U R N E CAVENDISH HOTEL, Grand Parade. G e o . L o w m a n , Manager. S O U T H A M P T O N . DAVIS’S HOTEL Facing Station. F. B e n n e t t , Proprietor. HAMPSTEAD v. SOUTn HAMrSTEAD.—Played at llamp.'tead on Sept<mber 9. H a m pste a d . C. D. McMillin, c W il­ liams, b Allcock ... 5 VV. S . Hale, ht wkt, b Houghton.................47 W . F. Hancock, b Lockner .................21 H. R. Lipscombe, c and b Houghton ... 27 E. L Marsden, run out ........................13 J. G. Q. Besch, c and b Houghton ......... A. A. Carter, not out C. Nuding, c Thomas, b Houghton .......... R. L. Ibbs, lbw, b A11cock ................. B8, lb 1, n b l ... Total .. 142 G. B. B*-ll and declared closcd. E. Reid did not bat. * Innings S o u t ii H a m p s t e a d . W. nanwell, b MarsRev. A. Wilson, c and den .............. 1 b Hale ................. 5 W E. Hodge?, c MarsR. Lockner, c Carter, den, b Hale .......... 0 b nale ................. 3 J. A. Houghton, b W . Allcock,b Marsden 0 Marsden ................. 7 J. Thomas, not out . 0 W. Williams, c Ibbs, H. P. Curtis, run out 3 b Hale ................. 1 B 9, lb 1 .......... 10 W. J. Whelan,c Mars— den. b Hale .......... 13 Total .......... 43 W. Hair, c Besch, b n a le ........................ 0 HAMPSTEAD v. MALDEN WANDERERS __ Piaj ed at Hampstead on September 12. H a m p s t e a d . S. Pawling, b Smith... 11 G. B. Bell, b Altfield 2 E. L. Marsden, c Attn . Greig, b Attfield 5 field, b Smith.......... 18 J. G. (A. Besch, not H. Symes-Thompson, out ........................ 10 b Attfleld................. 7 C. Nuding, c New, b W.F. Hancock, b AttAtttield ................. 1 field ...................... 3 B ................. 2 W. S. Hale, b Attfield 9 — W. Danby, c Attttrld, Total .......... 82 b Smith ................. 0 R. L. Ibbs, lbw,b Att- fi Id ........................ 14 M a l d e n W a n d e r e r s . W. Sanderson, lbw, b N. Vickery, b Hale lla le . I H.A.J.ones, b Pawling 8 A. G. Rough, b Ha’e 17 J. G. Attfield, not out 6 R. H. M. Smith, b Marsden ................. E. Swift, c Greig, b H a le........................ H Hiiggs, b Marsden G. H. N«w, c Marsden, b Pawling................ C. II. Mountford, b Pawling ................. 0 B ................. 7 Total ..........63 HAMPSTEAD. The following scored centuries for the Club during 189) :— A. E. Stoddart, Teddington, v. Teddington, May 9 .................................................................. 12J T. M. Farmiloe, Willesden, v.Willesden, July ll...*lol W. F . Hancock, Hampstead, v. Hornsey, July :8 143 J. G. Q,. Beseh, Hampstead, v. South Hamp&tead, August 3 ............................................................... 101 A. R. Trimen, Hampstead, v. South Hampstead, August 3 .............................................................*102 W. S. Hale, Bamp.*tead, v. A. J. Palmer’s XI., August 8 .............................................................. 122 * fcignifics not out. N E X T ISSUE, T HURSDA Y , OC TOBER 29.