Cricket 1897

J une 10, 1897. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. 199 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, X II v. XVI. Played at Cambridge on June 3, 4 and 5. Drawn. Vsmost of the old Blues were not playing in this match its importancewas insignificant. Mr. Druce made225in threehours and forty-five minutes. T h e S ix t e e n . J .H .S to g d o n , b F e m ie 90 A . O . R ich a rd so n , b De Zoete.............. 10 A. M. Holdsworth, c Simpson, b F e m ie ... 2 H. J. Davenport, o T. Taylor, b Fernie ... 59 C. R. "Worthington, c Druce, b Boucher.... 34 JStanning.c Boucher, b De Zoete ...■..■. 96- J. B. Dyne, lbw, b Fernie .............. 71 H. G. Curgenven, c Coode, b De Zoete... 69 J. E. Linnell, not out 27 E. A. C. Druce, o T. Taylor, b Boucher... 10 E. W. Fichardt, c Wilson, b Boucher 5 F. A. Houseman, c Coode, b Boucher ... 10 J. Peers, c' T. Taylor, b Simpson ........25 M. A. Black, b Druce 2 -SsS.-Joy, oH. Taylor, b Femie .............. 4 B 13,1b10,w 10,nb3 36 only important innings was that of Mr. S. M. Tin­ dall. The bowlers who met with the greatest success on either sidewere Briggs and Davidson. D erbysh ire . Second innings. Total ...477 O. W. Wright did not bat. T h e T w e l v e . First innings. H. B. J. Taylor, b Joy ... 1 L. J. Moon, b Curgenven ... 29 A. T. Coode, b Curgenven... 16 N. F. Druce, b Joy ........ 3 E H. Bray, b Joy E Garnett, run out T. L. Taylor, cand b Joy... 14-, G H. Simpson, c and b Joy 43 C.I].M,Wilson, bCurgenven 5 H. W. De Zoete, not Out ... 16 A. E. Fernie, b Joy: ......... 1 R. Boucher, c Holdsworth, bWorthington... ;.. ... 5 B 11, lb 5, w 2 ........ 18 Secondinnings, b Curgenven ... 42 b Curgenven ... 21 b Curgenven ... 5 st Black, b Cur­ genven .......225 cCurgenven,bJoy 1 c Peers, b Stog­ don .............. 79 not out.............. 64 b Richardson ... 9 c and b Richard­ son ............. 36 c Stogdon,bPeers 1 not out.............. 4 B 16,1b2,w3,nbl 22 Total ...............161 Total (9wkts.)509 I)e Zoete Fernie ... Simpson Wilson ... T he S ixteen ; O. M. R. W. 56 19 123 3 37-311 81 5 36 11 75 1 18 8 -25 0 O. M. R. W. Coode ... 13 2 50 0 Boucher 18 3 46 4 N. Druce 9 1 17 1 Bray ... 7 2 24 0 DeZoetebowled fivewides and twono-balls, Fernie two and Wilson two*wides, and Coode onewide and oneno-ball. T h e T w e l v e . First innings. O. M. R. W. 40 18 12 4 Joy ... ., E. A. Druce Curgenven... 21 9 Worthington 6’4 3 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 33 13 26 7 76 49 13 105 5 0 16 25 0 . 54 3 . 4 1 ........ 5 0 Peers........ 30 4 78 1 Stogdon ... 7 1 31 1 Dyne........ 13 2 21 0 Holdsworth 4 0 17 0 Davenport 10 3 29 0 Richardson 15 6 26 2 Joy bowled two wides and Druce three wides and one no-ball. First innings. L. G. Wright, c Mold, b Briggs.......................... 23 Bagshaw, c Smith, b Briggs 11 Davidson, b Briggs ........ 18 b Cuttell Chatterton, c Tyldesley, Briggs.................... b Briggs ........ 0 stSmith,bBriggs 26 ’ .. 16 Storer, b Briggs .............. 0 Sugg (W.), run out ........ 3 Houseman, b Briggs........ 0 Wilmott, b Mold.............. 20 Cross, notout.................... 11 Warren, cTindall, b Briggs 0 Hancock, cTindall,bBriggs 4 Lb.................... 1 LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE. AN EXCITING FINISH. Played at Liverpool on June 3, 4 and 5. Lancashire won by one wicket. Rain considerably interferedwith this match which after running a somewhat uninteresting course suddenly became very exciting. Lancashire after a disastrousfirst innings pulled up considerably in the Becondwhen theyhadtomake184towin. Fortunately forthemthewicketwasbetter thanatanyotherperiod during the match, and as nearly every man made double figures they were always gettingalittle nearer to their goal. But at the last, when nine wicketshad fallen, therewerestill eightrunswantedtowin. Mold and Cuttell werethe two batsmen, on whomthe issue depended; the latter had been infor somg time and was fairly well set, but Mold is always an uncertain quantity. Amid great excitement,however, the runs werehitoff, Cuttell carrying his bat for a well played 17. Derbyshire seemed tohave the best of it several times during the innings, but their finest chance was when six wickets had fallen with 35 runs still to be obtained. The only Derbyshire batsmen who played an innings at all out.of the commonwere Walter Sugg, who made the highest score in the matchoneitherside— 48—and Chatterton. Lancashire batsmen were also not seen atr their best, and the o Tyldesley, b Cuttell........ b Briggs ........ c Paul, b Mold... b Hallam ... i ... b Briggs ........ b Mold.............. cCuttell,bHallam not out ....... B 2, lb 1 ... INCOGNITI v . CLIFTON COLLEGE. — Played at Clifton on June 2and 3. I n c o g n it i . First inffings. ^ Second innings. Major. H. F. Montresor, c Gamett, b Verrall ........14 A. G. Archer, b Verrall ... 21 b Verrall 1 notout... 6 b Verral ........ 2 5 c Tagart, b Raw 5 Total ........ 99 L an cash ire . Total N. A. Lewaine, b Raw J. J. Howley, c Noton, b Raw -......................... J. A. Gibb, b Raw ........ W. F. Felton, lbw, b Raw... H. L. Macdonald, c Luce, b Raw -u, .............. 14 c andb Williams 36 J. A. Berners, c Williams, Capt. P. C. W. Trevor, lbw, b Raw........................... 6 b Verrall ......... 3 A. Roberts, c Williams, b Garnett .................... 16 b Raw................ 4 T. C. Bett, not out ........ 16 notout................11 B 3, lb 1 ............... 4 0 b Raw . First innings. S. M. Tindall, cHancock, b Cross ........................... Paul, run out.................... - Sugg (F. H.), b Davidson... Baker, cBagshaw,b David­ son................................. Ward, cWright,b Davidson Tyldesley,cStorer, bDavid­ son ................................ Briggs, cSugg, b Cross ... Smith, not out ... ... Hallam, c Chatterton, b Davidson ... .............. Cuttell, b Davidson ........ Mold, cWarren, b Cross B 2, lb 1, w 1 Second innings* 6-« Houseman, b Storer ........ 42 7 b Hancock...... 18 0cCross, b David­ son .............. 12 b Cross.............. 11 c St'orer, bDavid­ son .............. 28 c Houseman, b Warren...........25 c Davidson, b Hancock...........10 c Baghaw, b Davidson ... 13 0 c Davidson, b Hancock........ 0 not out............... 10 notout........ ... , 4 B3, lb 3... Total ... 53 D e r b y s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Briggs........ 39 16 70 8 ... Mold ........ 13 10 15 1 ... Hallam....... 25 17 13 0 ... Total...185 Second innings. O. M.R. W. ..1 6 3 54 4 .. 21 9 42 2 .. 2013 15 2 Cuttell 9 3 23 2 Davidson Cross ... L a n ca s h ire , First innings. O. M. R. W. 21 14 22 6 201 8 27 3 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 34 14 7t 3 30 9 53 Warren 10*1 2 27 1 Hancock 10 3 20 Storer Davidsonbowledawide. INCOGNITI v. DULWICH COLLEGE.—Played at Dulwich onJune 2. I ncogniti . D. C. Lee, c Howell, b Wodehouse ........ 21 E. Rodriguez, b Knox 45 A. F. Bawtree.b Gilson 2 F. D. Browne,bHowell 15 S. H. Haynes, b Gilson 28 J. C. Mallam,b Gilson 25 Rev.A.G. P. Baines,st Godfrey, b Knox ... 0 Capt.A. S.Vanrennen, not out ...............21 N. King, c Treadgold, b Knox .............. 0 A. A. Torrens, st Godfrey, b Knox ... 4 C. B. Elliott, st God frey, b Knox........ Byes 10 Total D u lw ich C o lleg e . First innings. P. Anthony, candbHaynes 10 F. P. Knox, cand b Haynes 4 S. M. Douglas, b Elliott ... 11 bKing L. H. Troughton, b Elliott 1 c M a llam , Second innings. b Haynes ........ st Baines, b Elliot ........ 5 C. T. Gilson, c Bawtree, b Elliott...........................21 T. G. Treadgold, c and b Haynes.......................... 1 W. W. Godfrey, c Browne, b Elliott .................... 0 T. Whitehead, b Haynes ... 0 A. T. Speechly, cRodriguez, b Haynes .................... 0 E. B. Howell, c Mallam, b Elliott........................... 0 E. A. Wodehouse, notout... 0 Byes.................... 2 Haynes ... cBrowne,bElliott 4 st Baines,bElliott not out.............. 31 b Elliott ........ 5 not out.............. Total,, ... 50 B 5, lb 1 .. Total ... 58 Total ..107 Total ... C lifton C o lle g e . First innings. G. H. Noton, c Howley, b Roberts ..................... 0 N. O. Tagart, c Trevor, b Roberts .................... 3 J. Daniel, cand b,Bett ... 78 H. G. Garnett, c and b 1 Roberts .................... 31 R. G. Raw, b Roberts ... 15 S. V. W. Williams, c and b Bett .......................... 5 W.L.Luce, cBett,bRoberts 12 . Montreath, b Bett........ 9 . P. Lauson, not out........ 4 A. H. Bmtley, b Roberts... 2 W. J. E. Verrall, c Trevor, b Bett........................... 6 B 5, lb 3w 1 ........ 9 Total *..168 Secondinnings, cHowley, b Gibb 107 candbRoberts... 10 notout.............. 38 c Bett, bTrevor... 24 b Trevor ........11 notout.............. 8 hit wkt, b Gibb... 92 st Trevor, b Ro­ berts ........ 0 Total........290 BLACKHEATH v. CHARLTON PARK.— Played at Charlton Park onMay 30. C harlton P a r k . A. J. Dodd, b Robert­ son .................... 58 H. C. Ogilvy, b Hub- S. R. Sargent, b Mar­ ten .................... A. H. Pease, not out F. Lovey, cHutchin­ son, bRobertson .. B 7, lb 1 ........ bard H. Sargent, c Robert­ son, b Hubbard ... 51 W.McCanlis, bRobert­ son .................... 0 Total...............171 R. G. Cowley, b Hub­ bard .................... 19 A. Jolly, W. J. Cowleyand T. W. Green did not bat. *Innings declared closed. B la c k iir a th . K. Christopherson,run out ..................... C. J. Robertson, bMc­ Canlis............. W. O. Hubbard, cMc­ Canlis, b Jolly........ J. R. Rogers, c and b Jo lly.................... H. Mason, st Sargent, b Pease .............. G.H. Marten, b H. Sargent .............. 19 G. R. Hutchinson, b Pease.................... 0 M.Christopherson,not out .................... 3 A. W. Lewis, not out 18 Lb 1, nb 2 ........ 3 Total 91 H. Christopherson and H. Blackeston did not bat. WANDERERS v. UXBRIDGE.-Played atUxbridge on May 29. U xbrid g e . W. R. Collins, not out 58 -f W.L. Eves, cFleming, C. P- Wills, b Birch. A. Foot, c Brooks, b Jephson ............... C. M. Woodbridge, b Jephson ............... Woods, c & b Jephson Hon. C. W. Mills, st Brooks, b Jephson.. W. Hackman, bJeph­ son .................... b Norman... C. E. Stevens, b Jeph­ son .................... F. G. Eves, b Norman 19 R. Moss, Jephson and b Total ...107 W an derers . S. Colman, c Foot, b Woods .............. 9 D. L. Jephson, runout 17 Capt. Fleming, c F. Eves, bFoot ........ 33 H. C. Pretty, c Foot, b Hackman.............. 17 R.Williams,stW.Eves, b Moss .............. 17 A. M. Latham, c and , b Woods............ . 0 P. B. Brooks, c W. Eves, bHackman... F. H. Birch, cWills, b Woods .............. N.V. Norman, cMills, b Wills .............. 21 B. Maughan, run out 0 F. Wraylands, not out 20 Extras.............. 11 18 Total