Cricket 1897

J uly 15, 1897. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 291 -WHITGIFT WANDERERS (*) v. ADDISCOMBE (2).—Played at Addiscombe on July 3. W h itg ift W a n d erers . A.E. Softly, c Roberts, b Allen ................... 8 H .Docking,b S. Wilt­ shire .......................... 0 A . F. West, c Roberts, b S. Wiltshire...........10 E. R. B. Jensen, b A llen .......................... 1 C. H. R. Henman, b Green..........................37 E.C.Smethurst,bAllen 6 H. W . S t o v o l d , c Roberts, b Green ... 13 A d d iscom be. P. Allen, c and b Hen- J. C. G. Harrison, b Green .................. H. G. Clark, run out A. G. Green, b S. W iltshire.................. R. S. McCulloch, not out .......................... E. J. Harrison, b Green .................. B 7, lb 4 ........... Total ........... man .......................... 17 R. Martyr, b Softly ... 6 A . Wiltshire, lbw, b McCulloch ... ... 1 G. C. Lambert, b E. H arrison...................56 D.M.Roberts, b Softly 54 S. Wiltshire, b E. H arrison................... 1 J.L Nicholsjn,bSoftly 1 M. Hughes, b Softly... H. A. Flint, lbw, b Softly.......................... C. S. Jupp, not out ... H. O. Green, b E. H arrison............... .. Morrison, b E. Harri­ son .......................... B 16, w 3 ........... Total ...........1 HAMPSTEAD v. NONDESCRIPTS.-Played at Hampstead on July 3. N ondescripts . H . C. Preston, b Os- E. L. Marsden, c Hale, mond..........................33 b Osmond...................... 0 Dr. W. H. Nelson, c J.N.Abbott,bFarmiloe 2 Maffey, b Osmond... 21 J. S. Worthington, b W . F. Danby, c sub., Osmond .................... 0 b W ilson...................59 G. F. A. Osborne, not F. S. Young, c Maffy, out ........................... 2 b Farmiloe ...........42 F.V. Selfe, bFarmiloe 1 H. Wade, c Hale, b E x tras.................. 31 Osmond ...................21 — E. W . H. Beaton, b Total.. .. 215 Osmond ................... 0 H am pstead . P. F.Wilson, c Youngv b Selfe .................. 27 W . S. Hale, c Danby, b Marsden ... 13 H. G r e i g , lbw, b M arsden................... 6 J. L. Maffey, not out 42 G. H. Williams, D. Macgregor. R. Leigh-Ibbs, H. P. Williams and A. B. Osmond did not bat. T. M. Farmiloe, c Preston, b Marsden 70 j A. A. Cart*r, not out.. 22 Extras.................... 1 Total...........180 M ILL H ILL SCHOOL v. OLD M ILL H ILLIANS. —Played at Mill Hill Schpol on July 3. M ill H il l S chool . W . C. Nimmo, c Todd, b Bonsor ... W . A. C. Pearce, b Pawling .................. W .S.Young.b Pawling S. C. A. Morrison, b Pawling .................. J. D. Mitchell, b Paw­ ling ......................... F. W . H. Anty, b Paw­ ling .......................... ... 36 2 4 O ld M ill H il lia n s . First innings. Second innings. J. Lamont, c Anty, b Viney 0 b M orrison.......... 31 D. Nimmo, b N imm o.......... 55 not out.................31 J. V. Nimmo, b Nimmo ... 15 C. J. Robinson, b Nimmo ... 1 b Nimmo ......... 12 H. Lewis, b Nimmo ...........17 S. S. Pawling, b Viney ... 24 H. J. Bonsor, b Nimmo ... 4 B. Foster, b Viney ........... 0 not out ......... 16 F. W. Buckland, b Nimmo 0 b M orrison........ 0 W . J. Todd, not out .......... 3 st Davis, b Mor­ rison ... ... 47 R. J. Hodgson, c Dodds, b Nimmo .......................... 0 B 16, lb 5, w 3 .......... 24 B 12, w 1 ... 13 A. E. Davi8,b Pawling 0 R. H. Dodds, b Bonsor 12 G. G. Dumbleton, run out ..........................31 H. S. Phillips, c Paw­ ling, b Bonsor ... 0 H. B. Viney, not out 1 Byes ...................13 Total ...103 Total.. ...140 Total (4 wkts) 150 THE WANDERERS Dulwich on July 7. D u lw ich . DULW ICH .—Played at H. Darby, b Harrison 7 L. Phillips, b Yearsley 17 W . Morris, c Harrison, b Yearsley ..........17 F. Willis, c Colman, b Yearsley ..................14 W O.Willis, b Jephson 34 W . M. Frizell, b Bick­ nell .......................... 2 A.E.Hower,b Jephson 22 C. P. Tregellas, st Keeling, b Jephson 26 E Adams, b Harrison 7 S. bimpson, b Jephson 4 B.W.Heasman,notout 6 E x tras..................15 Total ..171 W an d erers ! F. E. Saunders, b Darby .................. 9 A. M. Latham, not out ..........................11 E x tras..................21 Total (5 wkts)210 A. E. Harrison. J. H. Yearsley, H. D. Wyatt, A.P. Keeling, and A. G. Fallow did not bat. S. Colman, b M orris... 47 D. L. A. Jephson, b Darby.......................... 0 H. C. Pretty, c sub., b Morris ..................55 G. E. Bicknell, b Tre- 67 LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK v. OLD C lriZE N S.—Played at Denmark Hill on July 10. L on d on an d W e s tm in s te r B a n k . A.Podm ore.b Johnson 8 Q. A. Snell, b Johnson 23 W . Bradbery, c Dent, b M cConachy.......... 36 C. J. J. Douglas, c Barnett, b Johnson 6 N. O. M an field, b McConachy .......... 11 L. Pitt Brook, b John- A.G. Gough, b Johnson 13 C. C. Simpson, c Bar­ nett, b Johnson ... 2 J. M. A l l c o c k , c Merryless,bMcCon­ achy .......................... 6 C. J. Crossley, not out 1 U.E.Thomson, c Cole, b Johnson ........... 0 B 12,1b l,w b l,n b l 15 Total .. ...129 O ld C itize n s . P. W . Yale, b Podmore 10 C. A . Barnett, b Simp­ son .......................... 0 S. A. Kyffin c Brook, b Simps<»n................. 0 R. ( ole, b Simpson ... 5 E. G Dent, st Brook, b Simpson J. H. Barnett, c Brook, b f“im pson................. H. H. Lavington, c Crossley, b Simpson ... 2 L. Merylees, b Simp­ son .......................... J. M. M e r y le e s , c Brook, b Simpson... H.G.Johnson, not out H. J. C. McConachy, b Podmore ........... Byes .................. Total.................. W ANTED, at once, two copies of title and index to Cricket , Vol. X II. (1893).—W .M ., Cricket Office, 168, Upper Thames Street, E.C. RICHMOND v. EAST MOLESEY.—Played at Richmond on July 6. R ich m ond . H. S. Greaves, b Stonerl40 L. Fraser, not out ... 22 D. A .I. Bacon.bStoner 13 E. E. Barnett, c Red- H.B.Denham,bStoner 1 dick, b Stoner ... 16 R. N. Hincks, b Cook 33 B 21, lb 6 ............27 W . Williams, c Rum- — bell, b Keeling.......... 31 Total........... *283 H. Dick, F. W . Wombell, Shepherd and Green­ field did not bat. * Innings declared closed. E ast M olesey . H. R. Parks, b Hincks 61 F. G. Johnson, b W il­ liams .......................... 1 W . Cook, b Denham... 4 R. A. Achelay, b Den­ ham ... ........... 1 A. Stoner, b Denham.. 0 W . Rumbell, b Hincks 21 H. Reddick, c Barnett, b Hincks ..................12 I.W .W elch, b Hincks A.P.Keeling.bHincks 12 P.Armfeldt.b Greaves 9 J. Vogel, not out ... 6 E xtras..................25 Total... ..157 T R Y v Z / C Z A G i Hi REVOLUTION IN Cigarette Paper Books EACH LEAF READY TO HAND FOR USE. A T A L L TOBACCO N ISTS. * A T A L L B O O K S E L L E R S . TH IRD AND CHEAPER EDITION . ANNALS OF CRICKET. A Record of the Game, Compiled from Authentic Sources and my own Experiences during the last Twenty-three years. 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