Cricket 1897

J u l y 8, 1897. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 273 until he had made 125by excellent cricket, which so greatly pleased the spectators that a collection of over £21 was made for him on the ground. Unfortu­ nately, no one else except Mr. Lacey, who played well ior 27, could do anything with the bowling, and the total, which promised to be very large, only came to 251. Yorkshire did not begin at all well, but after four wickets had fallen, runs came with rapidity. Wain­ wright batted splendidly for 118 not out, and Moor­ house for 66, while Hirst also did well. But the total only exceeded that of Hampshire by 42. In their second innings Hampshire put on 112 for five wickets before stumps were drawn on Tuesday, Captain Wynyard, Mr. Robson, and Mr. Lacey having played excellent cricket without meeting with much assistance. Mr. Lacey increased his score to 58 on Wednesday, but the tail did nothing, and Yorkshire only had to make 138 runs to win. Brown and Tunnicliffe proceeded to knock these off without losing a wicket. H am pshire . First innings. Second innings. Barton, c Brown, b Jackson 125 run o u t................. 0 C. Robson, c Wainwright, b H irst................................. 10 b Jackson .............21 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, st Bxirstow, b Peel ..........63 Capt. F. W . D. Quinton, b Peel .................................. 0 b Hirst. A. J. L . Hill, c Tunnicliffe, b H irst................................. 3 F. E. Lacey, b Jackson ... 27 Tunnicliffe, Hirst b ... 33 R. A. Bennett, lbw, b Jack­ son.................................. ... 4 Webb, c and b Jackson ... 5 D. A. Steele, b Jackson ... 7 Baldwin, b Jacksoa ........... 3 Soar, n otou t.......................... 1 Extras .................. 3 b Hirst.......... c Bairstow, Jackson ... . 13 ... 5 b ... 58 c Haigh, b Jack­ son ..................15 c and b Jackson .. 9 not out.................. 8 b Jackson ........... 2 b Jackson ........... 6 Extras........... 9 Total... ...251 Total ..179 Y o rksh ire . Brown (J.T.),b Baldwin 14 Tunnicliffe, c Soar, b Hill ..........................27 F. S. Jackson, c Ben­ nett. b So »r .......... 6 Denton, c Quinton, b Baldwin .................. 15 Moorhouse, run out ... 66 Wainwright, not out...118 Second innings :—Brown, not out, not out 51 ; extras 2.—Total 138. Hirst, b Hill Lord Hawke, b Hill... Peel, b Hill.................. Haigh, st Bennett, b H i l l .......................... Bairstow,b Baldwin... Extras .................. Total . 293 Tunniciiffe, H am psh ire. First innings. H ir s t........... Wainwright Peel ........... H aigh........... Jackson O. 27 15 41 30 12-3 M. R. W . 8 60 2 3 51 0 10 81 2 13 37 0 5 19 6 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 23 5 62 3 17 4 33 1 ... 4 0 14 0 ...35-113 61 6 Hirst bowlel two no-balls, an I Peel one wide. Y o rksh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Soar ... . . 24 2 68 1 ... ... 5 0 26 0 Baldwin 33*1 14 83 3 ... ... 14 5 26 0 Hill ......... . 25 7 51 5 ... .. 10 2 43 0 Quinton .. . 9 3 25 0 ... ... 5 0 20 0 Webb ... . . 3 0 17 0 ... Wynyard 3 0 9 0 ... 1 0 6 0 Steele .. . 11 3 ?9 0 ... ... 3 0 10 0 Barton 1 0 2 0 ... ... 2 1 5 0 Wynyard bowled a wide and Hill a no-ball. J. C. LOVELL’ S X I. v. NORBURY.- Played at Tulse 11ill on July 3. N oruury . J. C. Simpson, b Candler ................25 H. Haz 11, b Flindt... 12 T. Payne, not out .. 7 J. H. Heath, c Candler, b Flindt... 0 A. Beare. b Ca» dler... 5 B 2, lb 1............. 3 C. E. Compton-Ken- dale. b Candler ... 0 H. C. Plummer, b Candler ..............15 W . E. Hobbs, b Candler ...............20 F. Holmes, b Candler 23 C. E. Snowden, b Candler ................... 8 S. Bowditch, b Candler 23 Total . 141 J. C. L o v e l l’s X I. J.P.Candlar,b Simpson C. H. Mountain, b Simpson .................. A. Golds, b Simpson .. J. S. Lovell,c Simpson, b Snowden................. L. W . Roberts, not out G. A. Ring, b Holmes S. H.Flindt. b Simpson H. Iidy, b Simpson ... H. Haigh, b Holmes.. E. D. Lovell,b Holmes A . Meller, not out ... B 12, lb 2.......... Total .. 73 NOTTS v. DERBYSHIRE. D avidson ’ s B enefit M atch . Played at Derby on July 5, 6 and 7. Drawn. The bad luck which has followed Derbyshire this year seemed to have left them when they won the toss in this match and made a fine score, thanks to wonderfully good cricket by Chatterton and Mr. Evershed, who only just missed making their hundred, and very useful innings by Storer, Walter Sugg, Bostock and Cross. Although Notts lost Shrewsbury and Mr. Jones for a few runs. Mr. Dixon was in his best form and made 59, while Gunn batted as well as ever in putting together the fine score of 152. Dench also did exceedingly well. There was never much chance of finishing the match on Wednesday. D erbysh ire . First innings. Second innings. S. H. Evershed, c Guttridge, b Jones ..........................98 b Attewell.............10 L. G. Wright, c Pike, b Attewell ................. .. 4 Bagshaw, c Gunn, b Jones 2 Chatterton, c Gunn, b Atte­ well ..................................90 Davidson, b Jones ........... 1 Storer, b Attewell ...........32 Sugg, c Gunn,b Attewell... 3L Bostock, b Dixon..................38 Cross, not out .................. 29 Steeples, c Dixon, b D a ft... 4 Hancock, lbw, b Daft B 5, lb 5 ........... c and b Jones ... 2 cAttewell.b Gutt­ ridge.................. 4 b A ttew ell........... b Daft ........... stPike, b Jones... b A ttew ell.......... st Pike, b Jones run out ........... c Shrewsbury, b Jones .......... not out.................. B 4, lb 1 ... Total ...338 T o ta l..........156 N o tts . A. O. Jones, c and b Davidson . ...........14 Shrewsbury, b David­ son ... ................13 Gunn, c Storer, b D avidson.................152 Attewell, b Davidson 2 J. A. Dixon, b Chat­ terton ..................59 Dench, c Hancock, b Cross..........................51 D erbysh ire . Daft, b Steeples... Pike, not out Guttridge, c Storer, Steeples ... ... Brown, b Steeples Extras .. Total .. 0 .. 20 b ... 5 .. 13 .. 16 .. 341 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Gut*ridge ... 23 6 61 0 ... ... 12 3 30 1 Atteweli 46 21 81 4 ... ... 18 6 39 3 Brow n.......... 35 19 56 0 ... ... 7 2 18 0 Jonts ........... 21 4 82 3 ... ... 17 3 ■11 4 Den h ......... 8 1 2o 0 ... Dixon .......... 12 5 20 1 ... Daft ........... 2-2 1 2 2 ... 18 2 8 2 J 1 N o tts . O. M. R. W . Davidson... 62 32 6S 4 I Storer Chatterton 50 2! 66 1 |Hancock Steeples ... 43 15 73 4 . Cross......... 27 10 61 1 | O. M.R. W . .7 0 22 0 9 0 32 0 .4 1 16 0 THE ABBEY SCHOOL, BECKENHAM v. ST. MICHAEL’S SUHOOL, WES TGATE-ON-SEA.— Played at Westgaie. A bbey S chool . H. B. Hartley, c Bots­ ford, b Humphreys 4 S. B. Winch, b Hum­ phreys .................. 9 R. D. Craig, b Hum­ phreys ... 0 W . E. Comab£, b Humphreys .......... 25 N. C. Phillips, b Fer- gusson ..................14 L. D. Johnston, b B otsford.................. 0 T. A. Tapp, not ou t... S. K. Andeison, b B otsford .................. G. <hanner, b Neame K. N. Bruce, b Hum­ phreys......................... E. T. Wheen, b Hum­ phreys......................... Extras ........... Total.. R. Miles, b Tapp J. Bonsor, c Cornab£, b Anderson .......... N. Fergusson, c John­ ston, h Anderson ... J. H. W . Curti-*, b Anderson.................. B. Neame, c and b Anderson ......... J. Astley, lbw, b Tapp Second in n in g s R . 1; B. Neame. not out, extras, 23.—Total, 66. S t. M ic h a e l’ s S ch o o l. 5 A. Botsford b Tapp... 13 E. Ellis, b Anderson... 2 H. Humphreys, b Anderson.................. 4 N. Flint, not out......... 4 H. Walker, c Craig, b T a p p .......................... 1 E x tra s.................17 10 0 Total Miles, c Cornab£, b Anderson, 18; A. Botsford, not out, 2 1; ABBEY SCHOOL, BECKENHAM v. STRATHE- DEN HOUSE. BLACKHEATH .-Played at Blackheath on July 3. A bbey S chool . Johnston, run T. A. Tapp, c Owen, b R. H annay.......... 5 A. B. Hartley, runout 32 S. B. Winch, not out 15 Extras..................43 L. D. out ..........................23 N. C. Phillips, b Len­ nard .......................... 5 W . E. Cornab<5, b D. Hannay ..................19 R. D. Craig, not out ... 73 Total.. .215 S. K. Anderson, E. T. Wheen, A. V. Johnston and K. N. Bruce did not bat. S trathedej * H ouse S chool . B. Sandon,c and b Tapp D. Hannay, b Tapp C. Phillips, c Bruce, b Philips .................. G. Owen, b Anderson... L. Lennard, b Tapp ... R. Hannay, b Tapp ... C. Sharpe, not out ... G. Hammersley, b An­ derson .................. A. Brooke, b Ander­ son .......................... B. Sharp, b Anderson K. Beaumont, c Phil­ lips, b Anderson ... E xtras.................. Total................... ABBEY 8CHOOL, BECKENHAM, v. TEMPLE GROVE, EAST SHEEN-.—Played at East Sheen on June ”0. T em ple G rove . A. T. Carter, b Tapp.. 5 R. P. Keigwin. b Tapp 0 F. T. Harrison,b Tapp 4 S. Campbell, b Hartley 39 N. Chipman, c John­ ston, b Tapp ...........17 J. Benyon, b Tapp ... 4 J. P. Gibbs, run o u t... 14 F. E. btoors, c Craig, b Tapp .................. 3 A bbey S chool . W . McClintoch, run out ..........................16 A. McLean, not ont... 25 M. G. Anderson, b Anderson.................. l Extras ...........11 Total ...139 H. B. Hartley, b Benyon .................. 5 S. A. Anderson, b Benyon .................. 2 N. C. Phillips, c Camp­ bell, b Benyon......... 2 L. D. Johnston, b Chipman .......... ... 4 W. E. Cornabe, lbw, b B enyon..................22 T. A. Tapp, c Me Lean, b Chipman .. 0 S. B.Wineh, b Benyon R. D. Craig, not out.. A. V. Johnston, lbw, b Anderson ........... K.W . Bruce, c Carter, b McLean.. ......... W. A. Powell, b K eigw in .................. Extras ........... Total .. DULW ICH v. SPENCER.—Played at Dulwich on July 3. S pencer . S.W . Hedges, c Da; by, b Fishwick ...........40 B. Cox, c E. J. Heas- m<m, b D arby.......... 22 E. H. Frith, c Longley, b Darby ..................56 H. W . Wheeler, b Darby.......................... 1 W. E. Broomfield, b E. H. Heasman ... 17 L. Ward, not out ... 34 J. C. Larkin, b Fish- w ie k .......................... 7 A. L. Lane, not ou t... 13 B 6, lb 7 ...........13 T. R. Pearce,cWheeler, b H edges.................. 0 L. Phillips, b Hedges 1 R. Longlev, b Hedges 22 T. C. Stafford, b Fea- therstonhaugh ... 26 H. Darby, b Hedges ... 4 H. Fishwick, b Fea- therstonhaugh ... 2 E. A. Redman, b Hedges .................. 0 Total (6 wkts)*203 •Innings declare d closed. D u lw ich . E. H. Heasaaan, b Featherstonhaugh C. P. Tregellas,not out A. Anderson, b Fea­ therstonhaugh E. J. Heasman, b Featherstonhaugh B 3, lb 1 ........... Total ........... LLO Y D S REGISTER v. ' A T E R 3A M .- Playe l at Caterham on July 3. L loyd ’ s R eg iste r . C. F. Red nan. b Baily 6 J. A. Flower, c Ford, S. A Hill, c Baily, b F. Cook ..................... 18 E. Carey, c H rnsby, b Baily .......... .12 W . M. Bradley,b Ibbs 12 J.R . Boxall, b F.Cook 31 C. H. Bradshaw, c Langton, b Mason.. 6 A. K. Dyer, b Langton 4 C aterh am . c H. M ison, b Carey . . 9 ~ T " b b Baily A. 8cott. not out.. A. S. .Martin, c Coles, b F. Cook.................. M. F. Alexander, c F. Cook, b B a ily........... B 9, w 1 .......... Total......... W. M. Langton, Martin, b Carey 8. Ford, c Dyer, Carey....................... 17 A. Baily, b Carey 5 F. Cook, b Bradley ... 0 W.G.Holman, b Carey 0 R. 8. Ibbs. b Bradley 11 E.H . Coles, b Bradley 0 W. I. Cook, b Bradley Dr. Harmau. not out.. A. Hornsby,cRedman, b (/'arey ................... Byes ................. Total.. ..