Cricket 1897

J u ly 1, 1897'. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 251 ESSEX v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Southampton on June 24, 25and 26. Essex won by an innings and 87 runs. W ith a weak team Hampshire had little chance of beating Essex under any circumstances, and as the luck was entirely against them, a defeat was a certainty. The loss of the toss and the very heavy rain on Thursday night, quite settled the matter. The Essex batting was very sound, and Carpenter, Mr. McGahey, and Mr. Lucas greatly distinguished themselves. On a most difficult wicket Hampshire could, of course, do very little, but Barton, Mr. Hill, Mr. Robson, and Mr. Bennett played excellent cricket. E ssex . H. G. Owen,b Webb... C. J. Kortright, c Bar­ rett,' b Baldwin F. G. Bull, c Hobson, b Hill.......................... Mead, b Baldwin Pickett, not ou t........... Extras.......... ... Carpenter, b Light ...73 C. McGahey, b Hesel­ tine .......................... 53 P. Perrin, c Baldwin, b Heseltine ...........36 Russell, c Heseltine, b Light..........................16 A.J. Turner, c Robson, b W ebb ...................33 A. P. Lucas, c Light, Total b H ill..........................70 •H ampshire . Soar, b B u ll.......................... 8 not out.................. 0 D. A. Steele, c Kortright, b Bull .................................. 3 lbw, b Mead ... 9 Barton, c Mead, b Kortright 2 b Mead ...........31 E. J. M. Barrett,b Kortright 4 st Russell, b Bull 6 Webb, c McGahey, b Bull... 6 b Mead ...........14 A. J. L. Hill, lbw, b Mead... 37 b Mead ........... 4 C. Robson, c Perrin, b Bull *28 b B u ll.................. 2 R. A. Bennett, b Mead ... 30 c Perrin, b Bull... 27 C.He8eltine,c Russell,b Bull 4 b Mead .......... 3 Light,runout ..................14 c Pickett,bBull... 15 Baldwin, not o u t .................. 0 c Lucas,b Mead... 15 Extras..........................11 Extras ............. 7 T otal...........133 Total O. .................. 147 E ssex . M. R. W . O. M. R. W . 10 1 29 21 5 61 12 6 18 8oar ... 19 2 74 0 Steele Baldwin... 42‘4 15 87 2 Light H ill........... 14 3 48 2 Webb Heseltine 20 7 37 2 Heseltine and Light each bowled a wide. H ampshire . 0. M. R. W . Kortright ........... 14 4 27 2 ... . Bull .................. 29 6 71 5 .......... Mead ................... 15 4 38 2 .......... Bull bowled a wide. O. M. R. W. 29 7 76 4 28*4 7 50 6 LANCASHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Played at Bristol on June 24 an4 25. Lancashire won by 10 wickets. Gloucestershire were altogether outplayed in this match, and their batting was decidedly weak. In fact, only two men played up to their reputation, Mr. Champain and W . G. The former, who is a great acquisition to the team, played splendid cricket for 97 in the first innings, but stood almost alone. In the second, W .G . was in great form. Ward, Frank Sugg, and Baker were all seen at their best when Lancashire batted, and several other men did well. G loucestershire . W . G. Grace, c Hornby, b Cuttell......................... ... Wrathall, c Baker,b Hallam C. L. Townsend, c Hallam, b Cuttell.................................. F. H. B. Champain, c Baker, b Hallam .......................... A . G. Richardson, c Mold, b Hallam.................................. Board, c Ward, b Cuttell ... W . MeHemingway,c Briggs. b Cuttell .......................... Painter, b Cuttell.................. W . S. A . Brown, c Ward, b B rig g s.................................. E. C. Wright, st Smith, b B riggs.................................. Roberts, not o u t ................... B 1 ,lb 1 ................... 1 cCuttell,bHallam 56 0 st Smith,b Briggs 17 4 b Mold.................. 19 97 c Smith, b Briggs 8 2 b M old.................. 3 0 b Cuttell ........... 4 8 c Sugg, b Cuttell 0 3 b Hauam .......... 0 13 not out ........... 7 0 b M old.................. 7 7 b M old.................. 0 2 B 13, lb 2, nb 1 16 Total ...137 L ancashire . Total ...137 Ward(A.),cChampain, b Townsend ...........51 C. R. Hartley ,b W right 7 Sugg (F.), run out ... 51 Baker, c Champain, b Townsend..................55 Tyldesley, c Champain, b Townsend ...........31 Townsend ............. 2 Smith (C.), c Heming- B 4, lb 3 ........... 7 way, b Townsend ... 26 Brifrgs, c Board, b Total...................273 Roberts ^ .................. 3 8econd innings :—Ward, not out 0 ; C. R. Hartley, not out 4; total (no wicket) 4. Hallam, c Richardson, b Townsend ......... A. N . Hornby, not out ..........................: Cuttell, c Painter, b Roberts .................. Mold, c Champain, b Townsend G loucestershire . First innings. 0 . M. R. W . Hallam .......... 25.2 8 37 3 .. Cuttell .......... 31 13 57 5 .. Briggs .......... 8 2 20 2 M old.......... ... 5 . 21 _ _ _ . 9 1 21 0 ..............21 Cuttell delivered a no-ball. L ancashire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 9 3 11 8 38 2 3 22 2 6 50 4 First innings O. M. R. W . Second innings. O. M. R. W . Townsend .. 34.4 4 110 6 ... Wright ... .. 23 8 67 1 ... Roberts ... .. 28 10 56 2 ... ” ! 0.4 0 4 0 Grace .. 7 1 19 0 ... Painter ... ... 3 0 18 0 ... Brown ... 3 2 1 0 ... ETON v. WINCHESTER. Played at Eton on June 25 and 26. Winchester won by ftl runs. This was a bowlers’ match, and the only time that the wicket was at all easy was when Winchester began their second innings. The only two batsmen who made anything like a large score were Noel and Lewin for Winchester. Of the bowlers, Rpbarts for Eton, and Joy and Stevens for Winchester will be able to look back upon the match with very great pleasure. W inchester . First innings. E. B. Noel, c Browning, b T ry o n ................................. Second innings. 3 c Browning, b Robarts .......... 51 E. O. Lewin, c Marsham, b T ry o n .................................. 2 cand b Robarts .. 46 J. L. Stow, b Penn .......... 22 c and b Mitchell 19 R. A.Williams, c Browning, b R ob a rts..........................18 lbw, bLegard ... 21 R.S.Darling,candb Robarts 0 c Browning, b Robarts ........... 1 A.B.Reynolds, lbw ,b Tryon 3 lbw. b Mitchell... 0 H. V. Gillett, b Robarts ... 19 c Browning, b S. N. Mackenzie, not o u t... R.C.Hunter, lbw, b Robarts L. M. Stevens, b Robarts ... F. D. H. Joy, c Tryon, b Robarts .......................... Byes .......................... Robarts 9 b Tryon 2 c Marsham, Tryon 4 b Tryon 0 not out........... 3 B 6, lb 2 Total ..................85 E ton . First innings. R. Lubbuck, c Reynolds, b Stevens .......................... 5 C. H. B. Marsham, c Noel, b Joy ..................................15 H. C. Pilkington, b Joy ... 3 R. Johnson, c and b Joy ... 0 A. D. Legard, b Stevens ... 1 F. H. Mitchell, b Joy.......... 1 E. F. Penn, c Darling, b Hunter..................................24 b Stevens G. Robarts, c and b Stevens 0 b N oel... Hon. W . G. Cadogan, not out ..................................16 G. L. Tryon, b Joy .......... 1 C .H . Browning, b Hunter... 12 B 6, lb 2, w 1, nb 2 ... 11 Total..................89 Total ...177 Second innings, b Stevens ........... 3 c Gillett,bStevens 3 b Stevens ........... 0 c and b Stevens... 21 b Stevens ...........22 b Stevens ........... 7 ... 0 ... 25 b Stevens ........... 2 b W illiams........... 2 not o u t.................25 B10, nb2 ... 12 Total.. .. 122 Tyron .. Mitchell Robarts.. Penn W inchester . First innings. O. M. R. W . 19 8 37 3 ... 3 14 0 ... 17 6 2 14 6 ... . 1 17 1 ... . Legard . Johnson . Williams Stevens ... J o y .......... Hunter ... E ton . First innings. O. M. R. W . ... 5 1 18 0 ... ... 16 6 30 3 ... ... 14 6 21 5 ... ... 9 5 9 2 ... Noel Second innings. O. M. R. W . .. 9 3 40 3 .. 21 6 38 2 .. 42 24 38 4 9 4 15 0 .. 15 2 3 30 1 . . 3 2 8 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W . . 1 5 9 14 1 .. 27 16 38 8 .. 18 6 46 0 , . 7 6 1 0 .. 5*4 2 11 1 Williams bowled a wide and a no-ball, and Stevens a wide and two no-balls. MARQUEES, TENTS from 16/-. complete ; all kinds, sices, prices. New and secondhand. Before pur­ chasing write for list.— H ia t h t i e ld , Lauderdale Buildings, Aldersgate, London. SHREWSBUKY SCHOOL v. ROSSALL SCHOOL. —Played at Shrewsbury on June 22 and *23. R ossall S chool . Darlington, o Jones, b &Humphrys..........................12 Jacob, st Salt, b Humphrys 10 Wil-on, c Alexander, b Haslam ..........................10 Harper, b Humphrys........... 2 Webb, b Humphrys ........... 0 Campbell, b Humphrys ... 6 Beecham, lbw, b Bowring... 14 Adkins, c Humphrys, b Bowring ..........................37 Stolterfoth, b Humphrys ... 4 Cowell, not out .................. 1 Bushell, c Druce, b Hum­ phrys .................................. 0 Extras..........................13 c Bowring, b Has­ lam ..................17 b Humphrys ... 27 c Humphrys, b Alexander ... 1 c & b Alexander 1 c & b Alexander 9 c Humphrys, b Alexander ... 9 cSalt,bHumphrys 5 run out..................11 c Bowring,b Hum­ phrys .......... 1 not out.................. 2 b Alexander ... 0 Extras.......... 5 Total... ...109 Total 88 C. W . Alexander, Cowell, b Bushell ... 12 A. B. Leather, c Stol­ terfoth. b Bushell... 45 C. C. H. Twiss, lbw, b Cowell ..................16 R. M. Druce, c Stolter­ foth, b Darlington 22 F. H. Humphrys, b Bushell .................. 5 E. G. Skelton, c Jacob, b Bushell.................. 6 S hrewsbury S chool . P. Johnson, b Darling­ ton .......................... 9 E. G. Jones, not out... 40 W . P. Salt, b Bushell 8 G.D.Haslam, cWilson, b Cowell .................. 1 F.H.Bowring, b Camp­ bell ..........................55 Extras .......... 29 Total .218 SHREWSBURY (2) v. ROSSALL (2).— S hrewsbury (2). First innings. C. Lawrence, b Wilkinson 6 A. S. Goldie, c Russell, b Loveday .......................... 48 R. H. Geoghegan, b Wilkin­ son......................................... 3 Second innings, b Haigh ...........19 c Beadle, b Haigh 19 c Haigh, b Love­ day .................. 14 W . T. Lipscombe, b Love­ day ..................................13 b Loveday ... G. Wilkinson, c Oldfield, b Loveday .......................... 6 b Loveday ... A. Petrie, b Newton ... .:. 12 b Loveday .. E. Gwatzin, c Haigh, Newton ....................... ... 24 ... 10 R. C. Standring-Smith, c Carrington, b Haigh.. 42 A . Richter, not out .........17 H. Davey, b Haigh .......... 5 H. Cooke, lbw, b Haigh ... 0 Extras ..........................21 Total ............... 181 • Innings declared R ossall (2) H. W . Carrington, b Petrie 30 R. Channer, b Davey........... 0 Fewnell, c Gwatzin, b Cooke 8 S. Fletcher, b D a vey........... 0 B. W . Russell, hit wkt, b C o o k e .................................. T. Newton, c Lipscombe, b D a v ey .................................. Oldfield, b Davey... ........... Haigh, c and b Petrie........... c Russell, b Love­ day .................. not out not out... 22 , 11 Extras...........31 Total... *175 closed. b Cooke ... 4 c Petrie,b Davey 2 b Cooke ......... 1 b Cooke ......... 7 Loveday, not ou t......................54 Wilkinson, b Petrie ............ 0 Beadle,c Lipscombe,bCooke 7 Extras ... .................... 6 Total ............ 137 0 c and b Cooke 9 b Cooke 6 b Davey c Lawrence, Davey b Davey b Cooke not out........... Extras... 17 Total 9 10 0 52 CRYSTAL PALACE v. GRYPHONS.—Played at Crystal Palace on June 26. C rystal P alace . H. Colegrave, not out 90 R. H. Hayne, c Smith b Daniels.................. 0 A. B. Cipriani, not out 19 " 9 B 7, lb S Total (5 wkts.)*202 R. H. Dillon, c Far­ rington, b Daniels.. 20 L. Walker, b Taylor... 18 Dr. W . F. Umney, b Taylor ..................25 F.C.Barchard, c Lock­ hart, b Cosens .. ... 21 | W . E. Barber, R. H. Fox, H. G. Yeysey and F. Bellamy did not bat. * Innings declared closed. G ryphons . A. Farrington, not out 4 B 4, lb 4 ........... 8 D. Eliott Lockhart, not out ..................60 C. O. Bennett, c Bar- ™ , ber, b W alker.........14 Total (2 wkts.) 103 E. C. Taylor, b Barber j 7 H C Daniels. M. M: Reid, G. Cosens, J. S. Vaughan. E. C. Smith, D. L. de Rougemont and H. P. Clarke did not bat.