Cricket 1897

A ug . 5, 1897. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 331 HAMPSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Old Trafford on July 29 and 30. Lancashire won by 10 wickets. While all the other matches at the end of the week were played on good and hard wickets, the pitch at Old Trafford had been so greatly affected hy rain that the bowlers for once had matters to their liking. Possibly Hampshire could have done better if they had put their opponents in, for the wicket was at its worst while they were batting, and Briggs, as was to be expected under such circumstances, carried every­ thing before him. Captain Wynyard, despite the difficulties in his way, played a good innings, but all the rest of the team failed completely. When Lan­ cashire went in they did very little better than the Southerners until Briggs, playing a bold game, knocked up 31. Thanks chiefly to him Lancashire had a lead of 61, and as Hampshire, with the excep­ tion of Webb, did not distinguish themselves in the second innings, Lancashire won with ease. H a m p sh ir e . First innings. R. A. Bennett, b Briggs ... Barton, c and b Briggs Oapt. E. G. Wynyard, c Smith, b Briggs ......... Capt. F. W . Quinton, c Tyldesley, b Briggs......... Webb, b C uttell................. Soar, st Smith, b Briggs ... E. C. Lee, c Ward, b Briggs C. Heseltine, b Cuttell Baldwin, c Cuttell, b Briggs Light, lbw, b B riggs.......... D. A. Steele, not o u t.......... Bye ............................... Second innings, c Cuttell,b Briggs 1 b Mold.................19 22 b Cuttell b Cuttell .......... c Ward, b Mold cHallam,bBriggs c Smith, b Mold c Sugg, b Briggs not out................. b Mold................ st Smith,b Total... ..............55 L a n c a s h ir e . Total ... ! A.C. MacLaren,cWyn- yard, b Heseltine ... 18 Ward (A.), b Baldwin 15 Sugg (F.), c Barton, b dwm Baker, c Barton, Heseltine ............... Tyldesley, c Light, Baldwin .............. Smith, b Baldwin Briggs, not out ... 16 Cuttell. c Baldwin, b Heseltine ......... Hallam, b Baldwin ... A. N. Hornby, c Webb, b Soar.......... Mold, c Light, b Bald­ win ....................... Leg-tyes .......... Total ...116 Second innings: A .C . MacLaren, not out, 17 Ward (A.), not out, 11—Total (no wkt), 28. H a m p s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. 12 152 ......... 3 398 ......... Mold Hallam L a n c a s h ir e . M. R.W. O. 1 9 546 ................ 4 7 563 ................ 1 1 41 .......... 4 Steele......... 0'4 Cuttell Briggs Baldwin... Heseltine Soar 19 19 O. . 27 . 24 . 2 Second innings. 0. M. R. W . 14 15 62 5 6 19 2 3 41 4 1 14 4 1 14 0 R. W. 9 0 0 0 10 0 9 0 SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. DALEBOYS.- Played at Sunningdale on July 28. S u n n in g d a le S cho o l . E. V. Dearman-Birch- all, c sub, b Gailiford 20 C. A. L. Payne, c and b Gailiford .............36 H. Peel, b Barker ... 1 C. F. Bowman, c Bar­ ker, b Galliford ... 8 J. C. W . Damant, not out .........................106 F. C. Aylmer-Lloyd, b Thorne .................. 1 D. Grahame, b Barker 6 H. I. Merriman, c Thorne, b Barker... 2 A. G.Culme-Seymour, c and b Barker ... 5 G. F. Connal-Rowan, b Barker................ 5 G. B. Brooks, c Bar­ ker, b Galliford ... 10 Extras.................12 Total ...212 First innings. Second innings. A. King, run out................. 4 c Damant, b Mer­ riman ......... 4 R. Galliford, b Grahame ... F. Laws, c Damant, b Gra­ 1 c Aylmer-Lloyd, b Peel .......... 14 hame ............................... 0 c Merriman, b P eel................. 0 T. Barker, b Grahame 0 c Damant, b Mer­ riman ......... 1 A. Mills, lbw, b Grahame... 1 st Birchall, b Merriman 2 J. Thorne, b Grahame 0 b Connal-Rowan 5 A. Bolwell, b Grahame ... 0 b Connal-Rowan 0 H. Hinds, b Brooks .......... 0 not out................ 0 W. Hawkins, got out......... A. Turner, c Aylmer-Lloyd, 3 c Payne, b Peel... 2 b Brooks ........................ 0 run out .......... 0 T. Clifton, b Brooks ......... 0 c and b Peel 3 Extras ........................ ;3 Extras ... ... 10 Total ................. 12 Total ... 41 RUGBY v. MARLBOROUGH. Played at Lord’s on July 28 and 29. Marl­ borough won by 3 wickets. Only four Rugberians and three Marlburians wete members of last year’s teams, and the new comers, with the exception of W. L. Y. Rogers, who scored 40 and 76 for Rugby, did not greatly distinguish them­ selves. Of the old hands. E. R. Wilson, for Rugby, and L. P. Collins for Marlborough werein good form. There was a good finish to the game, which wasnearly thrown away by Marlborough. R u g b y . First innings. Second innings. W. G. Cobb, c and b Lewis.. 0 b Gibson ........... 0 W. L. Y. Rogers, c Spooner, b Gibson ........................40 b Gibson ...........76 C. A. Luther, c Spooner, b L ew is...............................14 E. R. Wilson, st Spooner, b Gibson...............................14 C. S. Hannay, c Collins, Holden............................ i F fren ch , Lewis ; F fre n ch , Lewis . 10 ,15 st S poon er, b Holden ......... c J. A. Davenport, b Gibson 3 c Montgomery, b Lewis ......... H. A. Nicholls, b Gibson... 22 st S poon er, b A. G. Whittall, c and b L ew is...............................11 H . V. Spencer, c Collins, b Gibson............................... R. T. Lee, not out ..........11 E. A. Gowers, c Lewis, b Gibson............................... 1 B 3, n-b 3 ................. 6 Gibson 20 c Collins,bHolden 10 5 cCollins,b Gibson 14 b Gibson .......... 1 not out................. 0 B6,lb2,wl,nbl 10 ..199 Total Total........................142 M a rlbo ro u g h . b Wilson 67 cCobb,b Nicholls 46 L. P. Collins, c R. H. Spooner, c Luther, b Wilson.............................. 15 W. Prest, b Spencer ... H. Etlinger, b Wilson W. Ffrench, lbw, b Wilson 4 H. Montgomery, c Nicholls, b Wilson ........................22 R. Brand, c Nicholls, b Spencer ........................14 J. E. Holden, b Nicholls ... 11 R. S. Lewis, c Hannay, b Wilson...............................12 H. C. B. Gibson, b Wilson.. 8 R. Marryat, not out .......... 2 B 21, lb 3, nb 2 .......... 26 c Hannay, b Wil­ son ................. lbw, b Wilson ... c Wilson, b Nic­ holls ................. not out................. b Nicholls b Wilson not out... Total... First innings. O. ...216 R u g b y . B 7, lb 7 ..........14 Total(7 wkts)126 Second innings. O. M. R. W. Nicholls and Lee each delivered a no-ball. STREATHAM v. MERTON.—Played at Merton on July 31. S t r e a t h a m . A. Bailey, c Beavan, b Goodwood ..........27 Extras................. 8 N. Miller, not out ..106 J. F. W. Hooper, b Goodwood ......... 44 E. H. Leaf, b Steed- man ... ................ 55 H. S. Barkworth, L. Lloyd Jones, S. Sulman, H. P. Moore, C. A. Hill, C. T. Candy, and W. A. C. Hoopar did not bat. * Innings declared closed. Total (3 wkts.) *240 M er t o n . C. A. Goodwood, Ibw, b A. Bailey .......... Dr. Young, c Sulman, b T. F. W.Hooper.. G. A. E. Smith, b A. Bailey....................... B.Fletcher,b A.Bailey 56 B.H. Belson, st Miller, b A. Bailey ......... 0 J.P.Bevon.b A.Bailey 12 11 N. H. Cooke, b Hooper A. H. Balfour, cE. H. Leaf, b A. Bailey ... J. E. Steedman, b Hooper ................. G. H. Hadfleld, b N. Miller........................3 E. Tupper, not out ... Extras................. Total ...........1! CHELTENHAM v. HAILEYBURY. Played at Lord’s on July 30 and 31. Hailey­ bury won by 238 runs. The Cheltenham boys were outclassed inthis roat<h, but A. H. Du Boulay, the captain, did credit to hia school. For Haileybury, Spooner, Allen, Faigus and Jupp, did exceedingly well, while the bowling of Swaine and Jupp was too good for their opponents. H a il e y b u b y . First innings. A. H. Spooner, c L.-Smith, b Luce............................... Lewis ... ... 37 15 34 3 ......... 44 20 54 3 Marryat ... 13 1 37 0 ......... 4 0 14 0 Brand ... ... 1 0 3 0 ......... Gibson... ... 30.4 17 38 6 ......... 45.1 16 87 5 Holden ... 11 3 24 1 ......... 12 4 34 2 Marryat delivered one and Holden three no-balls : Lewis bowled a wide. M a rlbo ro u g h . First innings. Second innings. Wilson... ... 32.4 4 66 7 .......... 20.1 8 52 3 Spencer ... 17 6 44 2 .......... 5 0 24 0 Nicholls ... 13 3 39 1 ......... 15 3 36 3 Cobb .. ... 11 3 32 0 ......... Lee . 8 3 9 0 ......... C. B. Smith, b Luce ......... 5 F. E. G. Talbot, c Luce, b Boulay ................ 2 F. C. Smith, c Turnbull, b Luce ...............................16 A. H. C. Fargus, lbw, b Boulay............................... 7 C. H. Jupp, b Luce ......... 8 J. H. R. Fraser, run out ... 5 W.J.White, c andb Wyatt 9 C. W . Allen, c Collett, b Kershaw ................52 F. C. Swaine, b Wyatt ... 3 A. J. Toomey, not out ... 19 B 1, lb 2 .......... 3 Total............... 134 Second innings. c Skinner, b Col­ let .................88 cL.-Smith,b Luce 10 b Boulay .......... 1 b Collett ..........29 stCollin8,bBoulay 78 b Wyatt ..........5» b Collett ......... 5 b Kershaw......... 19 c Luce, b Wyatt 12 not out................. 1 run out .......... 3 B 19,1b 3, w 2... 24 Total .. 323 C h e lt en h a m . First innings. J.N.B. Champain, b Swaice 4 P. Healing, b Jupp ....... 1 G. F. Collett, b Swaine ... 7 A. H. Du Boulay, c and b Fargus........................... 28 F. Kershaw, c Jupp, b Swaine............................ 0 A. B. Skinner, c Spooner, b Jupp ............................. 1 F. M. Luce, b Jupp .......... 28 E. R. Wyatt, b Fargus ... 0 P. C. Turnbull, not out ... 13 C. G. Collins, c and b Jupp 3 H. W . H. X<.-Pmith, b Jupp 0 B 5, lb 4, w 1 ......... 10 Second innings, b Swaine ... ... 5 run out ......... 2 cTalbot, b Swaine 9 b Fargus b Swaine ... 37 ... 23 cFraser, b Fargus b Swaine ... ... b Fargus .......... b Swaine .......... c C. B. Smith, b Fargus .......... not out................. B 5, lb 5,nb 2... Total... ... 95 Total Du Boulay... Luce .......... L.-Smith ... W yatt.......... Collett.......... Kershaw ... H a il e y b u r y . First innings. O. M. R. W. 9 2 22 2 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. Healing Luce bowled two wides. 14-4 0 12 16 10 21 6 5 68 3 49 1 2 52 0 0 43 2 4 49 3 0 17 1 0 21 0 Jupp ... Swaine... Talbot... Fargus... White ... C h e lt e n h a m . First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 213 8 37 5 ... ... 1710 17 3 ... , ... 4 1 12 0 ... . ... 7 1 17 2 ... . 1 0 2 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. .1 2 0 63 0 .1 7 6 30 5 64 2 19 4 Swaine bowled a wide. UPPER TOOTING v. TEDDINGTON.—Played at Upper Tooting on July 30. T ed d in g to n . C. H. S. Berridge, o Thorne, b Lindsay 63 L. T a m w o rth , c Christie, b H em ­ merde ................. 5 A.J. Crowder, c Evors, b Lindsay................. 1 J. R. Bowden-Smith, c and b Lindsay ... 7 J. W. Crawford, b Christie .................24 R. S. Lucas, c Onslow, b Lindsay ......... 10 C. B. B a s co m b e , c Onslow, b Lindsay 0 B. F r e d e r ic k s , b Christie ... ........ 7 G. E. Whittaker, c Evors, b Hemmerde 0 H. N. Collyer, not out 3 B 5, lb 2, nb 1 ... 8 Total ...128 U pper T oo tin g . D. H. Butcher, o B.- Smith. b Crawford 24 C. A. Evors, b Fred­ ericks ................ 6 T. W. Hemmerde, c Tamworth, b Fred­ ericks ................ 11 A. A. Allen, c Craw­ ford, b Fredericks... 52 F. G. Thorne, b Craw­ ford ........................15 I J. H. Lindsay, b Crow­ der ........................ 9 J. G. Veitch, not out 50 W . A. C h r is tie , b I Crowder ................. 2 A. L. Onslow, b Tam­ worth ...................... 2 I L. V. Harper, not out 0 B 7, lb 2 .......... 9 Total (8wkts.) 180 C. K. Attlee did not bat.