Cricket 1897

J une 3, 1897. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 189 for a few days before the match thewicket did not help thebowlersasmuchasmight havebeenexpected, and the result was that Kent made a fairly good total. Alec. Hearne played a fine innings and Mr. Marchant was just getting well set when hewas run ont. A surprisingly good stand was made for the eighth wicket by Easby and Wright, who put on no less than 78runs, bringing the total from 137 to 2lfi, Notts, had three-quarters of an hour’sbatting, and lost Shrewsbury and Mr. Jones for 34. On Tuesday theground was almost under water but in the after­ noon a start was made. The bowlers could obtain no foothold, and the ball cut through. Gunn became well set and gave thefield plenty to do. At close of play he was still in with 62 to his credit, and the only wicket which had fallen was that of Mr. Dixon, who had made 30. Daft was not out 21. This good beginning was hardly kept up yesterday, but Daft increasedhis score to 63, and Notts had a lead of. 12 on the first innings. Kent did pretty well in their secondinnings. K e n t . First innings. J. R. Mason, b Hardstaff . 2 Second innings, st Fike, b Hard­ staff ............... i Hearne (A.), c Dench, t Attewell ................... 34 b Daft.................. 22 G. J. Mordaunt, run out ...38b Daft................. 9 H. C, Stewart, c Jones, b Attewell ..................... 0b Attewell............44 G. J. Y. Weigall, b Attewell 23b Dench ............2» Martin, c Shrewsbury, b Guttridge ................... 10 c Jones, b Dench 4 F. Marchant, run out....... 21 c Jones, b Dench 4 Easby, b Daft ............. 42 not out ............17 Wright, c Attewell, b Daft 45 t Daft............... 3 Hunt, not out .............. 1 b Daft............... 8 Huish, lbw, b Attewell ... 0lbw, b Attewell 3 Lb 2, w 1 .............. 3 Byes............... 2 Total.. ........219 N o t t s . Total ...177 A. O. Jones, c Stewart, b Wright.............. Shrewsbury, lbw, b Hunt..................... Gunn, c Stewart, b Hearne .............. J. A. Dixon, c Mor­ daunt, b Wright ... Daft, b Hearne ........ Dench, c Huish, b Martin .............. Attewell, cStewart, b Hearne .............. 2 J.R.Mason, c Hearne, b Martin............... 1 Pike, b Hunt ........ 14 Guttridge, c Mar­ chant, b Hunt ... 19 Hardstaff, not out ... 7 Extras ........ 2 5 K b n t . Total ...231 Secondinnings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Attewell 41-4 16 61 4 ....... 29-4 16 36 2 Hardstaff 20 8 45 1 ........ 19 7 36 1 Dcnch ... 25 7 42 0 ....... 18 3 88 3 Jones ... 9 3 20 0 ....... 12 3 26 0 Guttridge 13 3 27 1 ....... Daft 8 5 10 2 ....... 18 6 39 4 Dixon ... 3 0 11 0 ....... N o t t s . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Wright ... 27 13 45 2 Hearne .. 42 14 73 3 Martin .. 40 19 53 2 Mason .. 10 3 IS 0 Hunt 16 4 40 3 MIDDLESEX v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Old Trafford on May 31, June 1 and 2. Lancashire won by 46 runs. Rain interfered sadly with this match, and no play was possible on the second day. The bowlers had much the best of matters, and the only batsmen who distinguished themselves were Frank Sugg, Tyldesley, S. M. Tindall, A. E. Stoddart and F. G. J. Ford. Perhaps the best performance in thematch was the fine bowling of Phillips in the first innings of Lancashire. 9 L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. Ward (A.), b Heame ... Paul, b Hearne ........ Sugg (F.), b Phillips ... Baker, c and b Hearne 0 Tyldesley, c Rawlin, b Phillips .............. S. M. Tindall, b Phillips Briggs, not out ........ Smith, b Phillips........ Second innings. MacGregor, b Rawlin ........ 1 b Phillips ........ 1 b Hearne ........ .8 c MacGregor, b Hearne ........ . 46 Hallam, c Stoddart, b Raw­ lin .................................18 Cuttell, b Phillips.............. 2 Mold, b Phillips Extras Total ' c O’B rie n , b Hearne 13 0 c MacGregor, b Phillips .......... 33 13 b Hearne .......... 16 0 c W arner, b Hearne ........ 6 ...176 not out.............. c Stoddart, b Phillips ........ cRawlin,bHearne Extras........ Tot*l .. 1"5 M id d l e s e x . First innings. H. B. Hayman, b Briggs ... 21 P. F. Warner, b Mold ... 3 A. E. Stoddart, c Cuttell, b Hallam .................... 26 G. MacGregor, b Briggs ... 2 Rawlin, c Tindall, bHallam 8 Dr.G.Thornton,lbw, bMold 11 F. G. J. Ford, c and b Hal­ lam ...........................41 Sir T. C. O’Brien, b Hallam 10 C. P. Foley, c Cuttell, b Briggs........................... 2 Hearne (J. T.), not out ... 3 Phillips, b Briggs.............. 1 Extras .................... 7 Second innings, cSmith,b Hallam 11 b Hallam ........ 15 c Tindall, b Hal lam .............. 29 c Baker, b Mold 6 cSmith, b Briggs 15 lbw, bMold........ 0 c Briggs,b Cuttell 0 b Mold.............. 21 cHallam,b Briggs not out............. c Paul, b Mold... Extras........ _ _ Total.................... 135 Total ...100 L a n c a s h ir e . First inningg. Secondinnings. O . M . R. W. O . M. R. W. Hearne ... .. 32 13 69 3 ... .. 18 4 42 6 Riwlin ... .. 20 11 25 1 ... .. 5 2 19 1 Stoddart ... ... 6 1 17 0 ... Thornton . .. 4 1 21 0 .. Phillips ... .. 16 5 37 6 ... 13 1 42 3 M id d l e s e x . First innings. Second innings. O . M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. Bri-gj ... .. 323 9 40 4 ... ... 22 8 32 2 Mold ... ..18 3 53 2 ... ... 7-14 9 4 dallam ... ..2 5 14 31 4 ... ... 23 10 42 3 Cuttell ... . . 2 1 4 0 ... ... 9 2 14 1 Cittell bowled a no-bill. DERBYSHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Derby on May 31, June 1 and 2. Drawn. During the whole of Mondty the Derbyshire mea were batting for 263runs, and the cricket was seldom very attractive. Davidson made 40, Bagshaw 4J, and Chatterton, 35; but the best cricket of the day was seenwhenWalter Suggjoined Mr. MaynardAshcroft, who made his first appearance in first-class cricket against Surrey. Sugg, as usual, when he gets set, played a very taking game, and Mr. Ashcroft showed that he is likely to be a decided acquisition to the Derbyshire team. His innings of 50, not out, can hardly be praised too highly. Sugg made 44 and pleased everybody. On Tuesday rain prevented any play, and yesterday there was not time to finish the game. D e r b y s h ir e . Secondinnings. i Bainbridge, b Pallett ........ ri c Bainbridge, Forrester... . b Whitehead c Whitehead, Pallett ... . First innings. L. G. Wright, c Glover, b Pallett........................... 1 Davidson, st Lilley, b Whitehead................... 44 Bagshaw, c Diver, b Pallett 49 Chatterton, st Lilley, b Whitehaad...................35 Storer, b Pallett.............15 S. H. Evershed, c Lilley, b Pallett........................... 1 E. Maynard-Ashcroft, not out.................................50 not out.......... Sugg, c Bainbridge, b Forrester ....................44 Wilmot, b Forrester ......... 0 Warren, b Whitehead........ 9 Hancock, lbw, b Forrester.. 3 Extras ............. 13 Extras... Total ...... 264 Total.. *Innings declared closed. W a r w ic k . First innings. Quaife (W.), b Davidson . Diver, b Davidson ... . T. S. Fishwick, c Wilmot, b Davidson.................... 23 H. W. Eainbridge, c Sugg, b Warren .................... 33 Quaife (W.G.), b Davidson 15 Lilley, c Evershed, b Han­ cock .......................... 28 J. E. Hill, c Davidson, b Chatterton.................... 19 Pallett, cand b Davidson... 5 A. C. S. Glover, b Davidson 0 Whitehead, not out ........ 9 Forrester, b Chatterton ... 0 Extras ... ........ 7 Total .........159 Second innings. not out.............. I c Warren, bHau- cock.............. li c Bagshaw, b Storer ........ 1( b Davidson... not out........ Extras.. Total (3wkts) 45 D e r b y s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Pallett ...... 54 27 87 4 ......... 11-1 4 20 2 Whitehead ... 36 13 78 3 ......... 11 2 29 2 Wm. Quaife... 14 5 30 0 ......... Forrester ...28’2 8 59 3 ......... Glover ...... 2 1 1 0 ......... W. Quaife bowled awide. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. 0. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W Davidson 42 19 62 6 . . ... 10 4 12 1 Storer ....... 19 4 48 0 . ... 5 4 1 1 Bagshaw 4 0 11 0 . Chatterton .. 14 2 7 2. Warren 2 1 1 1 . ’. !!! 12 5 20 0 Hancock 6 2 9 1.. ... 8 5 9 1 Hancock bowled a no-ball. INCOGNITI v. ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL.- West Kensington on May 29. -Played at I n c o o n it i . A. P. Mason, run out 12 P. C. Trevor, b Dodd 6 Capt. A. S.Vaurennen, cBailey, b Dodd ... 11 N. G. Price, c Gibb, b Dodd ... .............. 0 W. Winter, b Dodd ... 30 G.E.Pritchett.bCarlile 34 E.T.Pritchett,b Carlile 1 B. R. Gibson, b Dodd 5 H. G. Thompson, c Gibb, b Carlile ... 25 Major H. F. Mont- resor, not out........32 J. E. Raven, b Dodd 1 C. E. Horner, c Lee, b Carlile .............. 1 Byes ............... 4 Total ...162 S t . P a u l ’ s S c h o o l . E. Carlile, run out .. 1 L. D. Bailey, not out 37 J. Gibman, not out ... 24 Byes .............. 4 A. C. Hunt, c G. Prit­ chett, b Trevor....... 22 A. R. Littlejohn, st G.Pritchett.b Trevor 22 H- S. Keigwin, st G. Pritchett, b E. Prit­ chett ..................... 0 H. P. Gibb, C. H. Walker, C. S. Lee. N. A. Ulmar, G. E. Barry, and L. T. Dodd did not bat. Total 110 ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL v. KEN­ SINGTON PARK.— Played at St. Quintin’s Park onMay 29. S t . B a r t h o l o m e w ’ s H o s p it a l . H. Bond, candb Acton 21 J.W. Nunn,c Nicholas, b Acton .............. 26 H. S. Greaves, c Donaldson, b Acton 67 J. C. Sale, b Seaton . 0 E. F. Rose, st Brown, b Wade .............. 13 F. E. Brumett, c Donaldson, b Wade 5 J. A.Willett,cWatson, b Donaldson ........ 29 H. E. Scoones, not out .................... 18 H.Whitwell.cWatson, b 8eaton.............. 2 A. O’Neill, c Brown, b Seaton.............. 6 H.W. Pank, cWatson, b Donaldson ........ 0 Extras ........ 4 Total ...191 K e n sin g to n P a r k . T.H.C.Levick, notout 8 Extras ........ 7 J. G. Donaldson, c Bond, b Sale ........40 W. J. Scott, not out... 57 Total (I wkt.) 112 A. W. Waston, E. H. Seaton. M. A. Nicholas, E. V. Acton, G. T. Brown, J. G. O’Brien, C. F. Wade, and A. H. Unwin Clarke did not bat. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) v. CITY BANK (2).— Played at Denmark Hill on May 20and 21. L o n d o n a n d W e stm in st e r B a n k . L. P. Selfe, c Dewey, b Lawford............ . 0 A. W. Harris, b Tibbs 0 H. Constable, not out 12 B 4, lb 4, w2 ... 10 M. G. Dunlop, run out 9 A.W.Maclean.b Tibbs 36 J. D. Paul,bBeesley .. 39 E. G. Keeping, not out 54 H. Hardingham, b Lawford.............. 5 A. H. Bassindale, b Total (7 wkts) *166 Lawford.............. 1 I C. E. Bloxham and H. C. Bremner did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C it y B a n k . G. Martin, bHarding­ ham ..................... 5 W. A. Collins, cPaul, b Hardingham ... 14 J. B. Hardwicke, b Hardingham ........ 5 E. A. Lawford, bPaul 13 F. (J. Beesley. c Blox­ ham, b Paul ........15 Total (8 wkts) 130 A. J. Dewey, run out 35 G, S. Mornieo did not bat. A.J.Tibbs, cBloxham, b Hardingham ... 23 C. S. Harwood, notout 3 E. E. Wortley, run out 5 W. H. Chambers, not out ..................... 0 B 9, w 3 ........ 12