Cricket 1897

A ug . 12, 1897. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 351 Sons, a detailed review must necessarily be deferred. But for present purposes, it will be perhaps sufficient to place on record that Ranji’s book, which has been “ Dedicated b y her gracious permission to Her M tjesty, the Queen Empress,” will more than challenge comparison with the very best previous publications on the grand old game. I t is hoped that Peel will, after all, be able to assist Yorkshire again before the end of the season. He was, it will be remembered, yery severely hurt b y a fast ball at Bradford in the m itch against Lancashire, and it was feared that he would be hors de combat for the rest of the season. But at the end of last week he was able to go to Scarb trough, where he is gradually regaining his strength. A v e r y useful list of cricket records has been compiled by Mr. James Hutchin­ son ( “ Slip,” of the Otago Witness). The English and Australian records are, of course, made up from “ Wisden,” etc., but, in addition, everything of importance that has occurred in New Zealand in the way of records is noted. Like all other compilers, Mr. Hutchinson omits the name of Mr. A. B. Tancred (132 and 103 not out, in South Africa, 1896) from the list of those who have scored a hundred in both innings of a match. Did not Major Piercy also accomplish the feat a few years ago in India ? T he follow ing are some of the latest hundreds Aug. 9 A bel , S urrey y . H ants ........................173 Aug. 10 B rockwell , S urrey v . H ants ................225 Aug. 10 B ean , S ussex v. Y orkshire ................ l l i Aug. 10 W . G unn , N otts v . D erbyshire ......... 230 Aug. 10 L. G. W right , D erbyshire v . N otts ... 133 Aug. 11 D avidson , D erbyshire v . N otts ......... 121 Aug. 11 S. H. D ay , K ent v . G loucestershire ..*101 Aug. 7 H. J. Mordaunt, Baron De Worm’s XI. v. Free Foresters ...............................119 Aug. 7 A. K. Watson. Mr. Mitche l’s XI. v. War .vickshire Gentlemen ................ 173 Aug. 5 E. A. C. Druce, Cambridge L.V.C.C. v. Stevenage......... ...............................117 Aug. 3 G. B. Barrington, Old Reptonians v. A. Dunn’s X I............................................Ill Aug. 5 \ Howard. Chichester v. Mosquitoes ...100 Aug. 6 Rev P. Hattersley-Smith, Cambridge­ shire v. Northumberland ................ 101 July 27 B. J. T. Bosanquet. M.C.C. and Ground v. Oatlands Park ...............................126 July 31 J. Liennard, Finchley v. Clapton ......... *106 Aug. 7 N. F. Druce, Streatham v. Merton......... 202 Aug. 3 H. C. L. Tindall. IT. Tooting v. O. Rovers*105 July 28 V.Leese,W. H. Laverton’sX I v. Emeriti 141 Aug. 7 P. C. Baker, Beckenham v. Up. Tooting 102 July 30 W. S. Hale. Hampstead v. B. Stortford 108 Aug. 7 A. English, Kensington v. Mid-Herts *103 Aug. 2 H. A. Francis, Incog, v. Laverton’s X I.*169 Aug. 3 F. Stancomb. Laverton’s XI. v. Incog. *100 Aug. 3 J. Dean, Laverton’s X I. v. Incogniti ... 108 Aug. 3 L. C. R. Thriner, Incog, v. Teddington .. 101 Aug. 5 T.W. Hemmerde, U. Tooting v. K. Park 103 Aug. 5 H. C. L. Tindall, Up. Tooting v. K. Park 187 Aug. 5 T. H.Welch, Leatherhead v. Broadwater 254 Aug. 5 F. H.Wilson, Leatherhead v. Broadwater 179 Aug. 5 H. S. Bush, Eastbourne v. Wanderers... 167 Aug. 5 H C. Pretty,Wanderers v. Eastbourne... 132 Aug. 2 F. P. Rider, Brixton Wand. v. Merton... 105 Aug. 7 E. G. Hayes, Honor Oak v. Battersea ...*124 Aug. 4 A. R. Dagg. Capt. Mitchell’s X I. v. G. Blades’ X I.............................. ..........100 July 26 G. Scroball, Lansdowne v. Emeriti ... 105 Aug. 7 H. P. Justice, Incogniti v. Seaton ...*142 July 31 J. F. Colyer, Dulwich v. Northbrook ...*101 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. S e v e r a l C o r r e s po n d e n ts . —We do not profess to give a complete list of hundreds, but we are always glad to inseit individual hundreds when they aresent to us. \ WANDERERS v. REIGATE PRIORY.—Played at Reigate. W a n d e r e r s . S. Colman, b Morrison 1 H. < Pretty, c and b Collier .................42 R.Williams, b Judson 16 G. P. Joy, b Morrison 17 G.E.Bicknell, Collier 26 A. E. Harrisson, b Morrison................. 7 A. M. Latham,not out 39 J. H. Yearsley, c and b Collier ................. 1 R e ig a t e P r io r y . N.V.Norman, b Collier 1 A. B. Leane, lbw, b Garne........................46 F. A. Wombwell, c Nightingale, b Mor­ rison ........................ 5 Extras.................31 Total ..232 F. J. Nightingale, b Norman ... .......... C. E. Beavis, c Leane, b Norman .......... A.C.Collier, bYearsley R. W. Neale, c Bick­ nell, b Yearsley ... E. R. Hardman, st Latham, b Norman G. B. Devereux, b Yearsley................. Rev. G. C. May, lbw, b Norman.................: F. H.Hunt,st Latham, b Norman................ L. G. Jackson, b Nor­ man ........................ F. C. Morrison, b Yearsley ................. Garne. not out .......... Extras................. Total Second innings:—F. J. Nighting tie, not out, 14; A. C. Collier, b ffarrisson, 16 ; R. W. Neale, not out, 13; E. R. Hardman, ran out, 2; extras, 2.—Total (2 wkts.) 47. EASTBOURNE v. WANDERERS.—Played at Eastbourne. E astbourne . First innings. Second innings. H. S. Bush, c Wheeler, b Jephson .................... 167 b Jephson........25 F. W. Bush, b Bucknell . 37 b Jephson........... 9 F. L. Hinde, b Fleming ... 19 lbw, b Jephson... 0 W. H. Whatley c and b Yearsley ....................... 4 c N orm a n , b Jephson .......... 0 M. H. 8 tanbrough, run out 46 run out.............. 0 A. F. Nepean, b Norman ... 12 b Jephson ........... 8 Hart, not out ............... 13 b Fleming ...........23 A. G. 8 , Lawrence, c and b Jephson ....................... 0 c N orm a n , b Jephson .......... 0 Godfrey, b Jephson .......... 3 b Jephson ........... 4 Wheeler, c Yearsley, b Jephson ....................... 0 c J e p h s o n , b Fleming ... ... 4 Gibson, st Keeling, b Jeph­ son....................................18 not out ........... 2 Extras........................ 6 Extras ............. 8 Total ...325 Total ... W anderers . S. Colman, st Gibson, b Hart 16 D.L. A. Jephson, b Wheeler 61 st Nepean, b n . S. Bush ..........44 H.C.Pretty,lbw,bF.W.Bushl32 not ou t............... 3 E. H. S. Berridge, b F. W. Bush ...............................16 c & b H. S. Bush 0 Capt. Fleming, c Nepean, b Gibson............................... 16 c F. W. Bush, b Wheeler.......... 6 G. E. Bicknell,b H.S.Bush 4 st N ep ean , b Wheeler.......... 8 G. P. Joy, b H. S. Bush ... 0 b H. 8 . Bush ... 7 T. J. Wheeler, not out ... 59 st N ep ea n , b Wheeler.......... 4 J. H. Yeirsley, b H. 8 . Bush 1 N. V. Norman, c Nepean, b Wheeler ...................... 2 A. P. Keeling, lbw, b Hart 7 Extras....................... 6 Extras ..........10 Total... ...330 Total (6 wkts) 82 HA8TING3 AND 8 T. LEONARD’S v. WAN­ DERERS.—Played ac Central Ground, Hastings. W a n d e r e r s . First innings. Second innings. S. Colman, b Tindall......12 b Lavender........... 2 H. C. Pretty, b Tindall ... 0 b Tindall ..............16 Capt. Fleming, c Tindall, b Lavender ...................... 7 b Lavender..............76 T. J. Wheeler, b Tindall ... 0 c Johnstone, b Tindall ........... 0 D. L. A. Jephson, b Arling­ ton...................................31 c Arlington, b Lavender.............23 G. E. Bicknell, c Arlingtoa, b Tindall ...................... 16 st Arlington, b Papillon.............15 A. E. Harrison, b Arlington 1 lbw, b Lavender 8 J. H. Yearsley, c Baker, b Tindall.......... .............. 0 not ou t....................81 W. E. Hobbs, c Papillon, b Arlington ....................15 b Tindall ..............15 N. Y. Norman, c Arling­ ton, b Tindall ............... 6 b Arlington ... 13 A. P. Keeling, not out ... 3 c Nuttall,b Baker 7 B 23, lb 1 .................24 B 16,1bl,wl,nb 1 19 Total... ..115 Total ... ..275 H a s tin g s an d G. H. A. Arlington, cBicknell,b Norman 14 C. H. Lavender, c Jephson. b Fleming 55 Herbert Hemmings, c Wheeler, b Jephson 71 Rev. H. C. Lennox- Tindall, c and b Wheeler .................37 Capt. J. W. Ashby, c Pretty, b Jephson .. 31 H. G. Papillon, c Col­ man, b Wheeler ... 3 S t . L e o n a r d s . Capt. H. S. John­ stone, run out..........13 R. H. N u t t a ll, b Wheeler ................. 6 Roland Baker, not out 17 W . A. S. Sparling, c Bicknell, b Harrison 3 H. W. Escombe, c Bicknell, b Jephson 2 B3, lb 1, w 2, nb 1 7 Total ...259 TO SB RIDGE v. WANDERERS.—Played at Ton­ bridge. W a n d e r e r s . First innings. Second innings. S.Colman, cWillson, bWebb 4 c J. Le Fleming, b Worthington 24 D. L. A. Jephson, c Aston, b Reynolds ... ................28 b Willson ........... 1 H. C. Pretty, b Willson ... 30 c Willson, bWor­ thington ..........41 Capt. Fleming, b Reynolds 7 b Aston ......... 7 G. E. Bicknell, b Willson... 41 c J. Le Fleming, b Willson ... 4 R. B. Brooks, c Rashleigh, b Reynolds........................2-3 b Aston ............12 J. H. Yearsley, c Willson, b Reyaolds ........................ 4 cWillson, b Webb 3 A. M. Latham, c Aston, b Webb ...................... 11 b Webb ............14 T. Wheeler, b Willson ... 4 b Webb .......... 0 N. V. Norman, b Webb ... 4 not out................. 3 H. T. Bull, not out ......... 0 b Webb .......... 2 Extras ........................25 Extras ... 46 Total ................ 184 Total ...157 Rev. W. Rashleigh, c Latham, b Bull ... 2 G. Gower, b Yearsley.. 28 L.J.LeFleming, c Bull, b Norman.............93 Capt. R. H. D’Aeth, b Yearsley .................. 1 J. F. Reynolds, b Jeph­ son ................. ... 18 J. Le Fleming, b Wheeler ..............35 T o n b r id g e . R. L. Aston, c Bick­ nell, b Wheeler ... 10 C. R. Worthington, c Broks. b Wheelpr .. 16 Capt. Mann, c and b Jephson ... ... ... 9 G. Webb, not out ... 2 Willson, c Wheeler, b Jephson ........... ... 0 Extras ..... 8 Total ..........222 Secon 1 Innings.—Rev. W . Rashleigh, b Bull, 15; G. Gower, b Yearsley, 31; L. J. LeFleming, b Whee­ ler, 1; J. F. Reynolds, not out, 41; J. Le Fleming, not out, 24; Extras, 9—Total 121. LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN BANK (2) v. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK (2). L. & S W . B a . nk . Lucas.csub.bGoodway 8 Davaston, b Siggers... 0 Nolan.stAllen,b Good­ way ........................10 Bird.cAllen,bGoodway 4 Smith, b Siggers......... 17 O Jones, b Pearce ... 11 Vine, b Trowell.......... 9 Norman, b Siggers ... 0 Hooker, b Siggers ... 0 C. A. Welsh, not out .. 13 Trimmer, c Goodway, b Trowell................. 3 B 6, lb 2 .......... 8 Total C. R. Trowell,b Welsh 11 F A S oackman,retired 50 M. P. Willson, b Trim­ mer ........................ 0 F. W. Norton, b Yole 13 P. F. Allen,b Welsh... 15 L . & C . B a n k . F. Pearce, not out ... 9 W. H. Siggers, b Welsh ................. 3 B 14, lb 3 ..........17 Total (6 wkts) 118 L. M. Burnett, F. G. Goodway, G. Spalding, and H. A. Francis did not bat. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN- BANK v. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK.—Played at Dulwich on August 4, 5, and 6. L on d o n a n d S o u t h W e ste r n B a n k . C. B. Wood, c Pattin- |G. M. Topp, cYeoman, son, b Bienvenu ... 76 | b Bienvenu ..........10 L. H. Salmon, b Bien­ venu ........................ 3 H. J. Holland, not out 20 W. J. Way, not out .. 4 B14, lb 3, w l, nb 1 19 J. W. Hale, c sub, b Robinson.................. 29 I R. J. Burlington, c Bentley, b Bienvenu 46 S. W. Mossop, b Bien­ venu ......................... 0 I — Total ........... *207 H. A. Trimmer, G. W. Hine, andF. Goodall did not bat. * Innings declared closed. L ondon a n d C o u n t y B a n k . W. R. Pattinson, run out ........................ 9 J. A. Bienvenu, c Trimmer, b Hine ... 10 E. F. Robinson, b Goodall ................. 0 J. Hearsum, b Goodall 0 F. G. Cumings, b Goodall .................15 P. J. Willson did not bat. W. Bentley, b Goodall 0 A. Jackson, b Goodall 0 A. A. Yeoman, not out 25 H. C. W, Ingram, b H a le ........................ 3 P. F. Allen, not out ... 9 B 5, w 1 .......... 6 Total (8 wkts.) 77