Cricket 1897

S ep t. 16, 1897. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 433 P r e s id e n c y . First innings. H. E. Browne, c R. Mody, b Pavri .......... .................8 B. V Fairfax, lbw, b Pavri 9 H. E. Harrington, run out 3 H Che**th*ra, lbw. b Writer 7 M. R. Jardine, c R. Mody, b Pavri ................... ........... 0 Capt. Lowis. b Bharueha ... 0 A. B. Sa'igster, hit wicket, b Bharucha..........................12 J. H. Hall, not out ........... 2 D. F. Vines, R.T.M., st Kanga. b Bharuchi.......... 1 R. L. ■‘inelair, b Bharucha 0 A. L. Hnr ’ erc, st Kanga, b Bharucha .......................... 0 E xtras.......................... 0 Second innings. notou'-...................16 b Writer ........... 6 b Bharucha......... 0 st Kanga,bMistry 22 b Pavri.................. 5 b Bharucha......... 1 b P a vri................ 11 c D. E. Mody, b Pavri ........... 1 not out.. Total First inning*. P a r s e e s . Extras.......... 6 Total (7 wkts.) 73 S eon d innings. O. M. R. W. O. M . R. W. Sinclair ... .. 26 17 19 5 ... .. 21 7 44 3 Cheetham .. 28 4 54 5 ... .. 20 2 39 6 Lowis ... .. 2 0 7 0 . . . P r e s id e n c y . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Bharucha .. 23 15 12 5 ... .. 31 20 16 2 "Writer ... .. 9 5 11 1 ... .. 27 n 23 1 Pavri ... 13 6 19 3 ... .. 15 8 14 3 Mistry ... .. 5 1 12 1 Gairrat ... .. 3 *2 2 0 KENSINGTON PARK v. A. J. FR Y ’S X I.-P la yed at St. Q dintins Park on September 11. A. J. F r y ’ s X I. G. Le Gassick, b Hem­ merde ................... Mr. Wells, b Skinner J. Despicht, b Hem­ merde ................... Mr. Urumbridge, b Skinner ................... A. J. Fry, bSkinner ... Mr Hill, c & b Hem­ merde ................... G. Buakes.c Greatorex, b H emm erde........... Mr. » ookson, not out 17 W . Spriggs, c A. Nic­ holas, b Skinner ... 3 F. Ciagg, b Skinner ... 3 G. Hawkaworth,c and b Skinner................. 0 B 5, lb 1 ... 6 Total 41 C.H. M. Thring. b Fry 85 T. Hemmerde, lbw, b Fry ..........................13 J. (i. Donaldson, re­ tired ... .................. 39 P. Greatorex, b Fry ... 16 K en sin g to n P a r k . C M. Skinner, b Fry4 C. Macdonald, not out 8 B 6, lb 2 ........... 8 Total (5 wkts)173 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. ST. SA H O U R ’S. —Played at Honor Oak Park on September 11. S t . S a v io o r ’ s . A . Trumble, c Jenkins, — Thompson, c Mayo, b W indebank........... 8 b W indebank......... 4 W . Wo llard, b Joanes 2 M. C. Bibbey, c & b G. Lynn, c Rowe, b Joanes .................. 4 Joaues ................... 0 W . Rice, b Winde­ D. Trumhle. not out 19 bank ........... ... 0 C. H. J«iseph. b Joanes 1 J. Joy, b Jenkins ... 3 A . Burrows, b Holmes 1 L-b .................. 1 R. C. Headon, lbw, b — Windebank Total ... 43 W . Joanes, b Bibbey.. 4 H. Mayo, b Trumble .. 23 H. E. M u r r e ll, st Thompson, b Trum­ ble.................................22 A.Mouncher. c Thomp­ son, b Lynn ........... 3 S. R. Best, b Lyun ... 2 S. J. Holmes, b Lynn.. 11 B. W . Jenkins, b Lynn U G o ld sm it h s ’ . H. Pond, c Woollard, b D. Trurable......... 0 W. 8. Rowe, b Lynn 0 J Gill, b Trumble ... 4 R. Windebank, not out .......................... 5 Byes ..................' 4 Total... . 78 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. OLD CHARLTON- —Played at New Cross on September 11. G o ld sm it h s ’ . A. W roe, c Kemp, b W. F. Dray, run out *21 Masters ................... 1 A. Baldwin, not out... 14 W . Fal kner, b Manning 1 G. Gillingham, c and b J. A. T. Good, c Kemp, Crane .................. 1 b Manning ........... 12 F. Blake, b Manning 1 E. J. Lander, b ManJ. J. Brecknell, run ning ......................... 0 out .......................... 1 F. Bowler, b Masters... 5 B 5, lb 3 ........... 8 J. Green, c Brown, b — Manning ................... 1 Total.................. 66 Penstone, b Good.......... 3 Freeman, c Blake, b G o o d .......................... 0 Brown, b Gillingham .. 30 Coate, lbw, b Good ... 0 Cr me, b Gillingham... 14 Masters, not out...........10 O ld C h a r l t o n . Davis, b GilliDgham.. 12 K^mp, c Good, b B >wler .................. 0 Hunter, not out ... 1 B 4, lb 2.................. 6 Total (7 wkts.)... 76 FIRST-CLASS A V ERAG E S , 1897. 4 ... 1 18 ... 3 . 20 ... 2 . 21 ... 2 BATTING. No. Times of not Total Inns. Out. Runs. 185 .. 8"5 .. 928 .. 97 4 . 6 . 1027 .. 5 ...1910 .. 3 .. 2099 .. 1 ...1 0» .. 3 ...1266 ., 3 ... 690 . 5 ...1809 . 2 ... 9»8 . 1 ... 480 . 2 ... 1532 . 2 .. 385 .. 1368 . 570 .. .. 28 .. 48 .. 50 .. 26 .. 48 . ... 42 .. 30 . 21 . ... 3) ... 45 . 861 . 693 S. A. P. Kiteat ... F. G. J. Fori N. F. D ru ce......... A. C. MacLaren .. Quaife ( VV. G.) ... K S. Ranjitsinhji Abel ................. J. A. D ixon .......... Gunn (VV.) ..............32 A. J. Turner.........................17 . Brown (J. T.) ......48 H. W. Bainbridge ... 26 . J. Douglas ..............1J W. (}. Grace, sen. ... 41 . F. E. L a cey.............12 . Hayward ... ..............39 ... 3 . F. Mitchell ...........15 ... 0 . D. L. A. Jeplnon .. 17 ... 2 ... 5^8 . Shrewsbury (A .)........... 28 ... 3 ... 941 . C. J. Burnup.................. 18 ... 2 597 . ./. A. L ester ...................... 2* ... 2 ... 891 . P. Perrin .................. 28 ... 2 ... 964 . W ainwright..........48 ... 3 .. 1612 . Hirst .............................5» ... 7 ...1535 . J. R. M ason.................39 .. 0 ...1377 A. P. Lucas.................. 14 ... 3 ... 386 ... Lilley ........................ 33 ... 6 ... 945 ... <*. Brann ...........47 ... 3 ...16.6 .. Ward (A.) ................ 49 ... 6 ...1476 ... J. F. B yrue.................. 20 ... 1 ... 642 .. G. S. Patterson ........... 17 ... 1 ... 540 ... F. S. Jackson .......... 46 ... 3 ...1421 ... C. McGahey.................. 33 ... 1 .. 1050 ... Baker ................... 47 ... 3 ..1414 ... Capt. E. G. Wynyard 22 ... 0 ... 713 ... K. J. Key .................. 39 ... 5 ...1083 ... A. E. Stoddart .........21 ... 0 ... 650 ... Tyldesley .................. 35 ... 2 .. 1017 Baldwin (Surrey) Sugg (F. H.) C. B. Fry ... . D enton ................. G. L. Jessop... . Bagshaw L. U. H. Palairet L. G. Wright Brockwell ................ .. 0 ...1328 .. A C. S. Glover ...........*6 ... 2 ... 707 .. P. F. Warner ........... 40 ... 1 ...1137 .. Davidson (G.) .......... 43 .. 7 ...1036 .. Dench ..........................*8 ... 4 ... 687 ... W. L. M urdoch........... 47 ... 2 ...1283 .. A. O. J on es.................. 27 ... 0 ... 759 .. A. M. W ood ................... 26... 1... 7 2 .. C. J. Kortright ........... 23 ... 3 ... 560 .. Lord Hawke.................. 30 ... 7 ... 642 .. W. Newham.................. 41 ... 5 ...1003 .. Barton ( V .) .................. 33 ... 3 H. C. Stewart ...........33 ... 0 Storer .......................... '2 ... 3 Chat erton .................. 33 ... 0 H. B. Hayman .......... 33 ... 1 G. M-tcftregor .......... ‘26 ... 2 F. H. B. Champain ... 34... 1 Diver ..........................*28 ... 0 Tunnicliffe .................. 52 ... 5 G. J. V. Weiga’l .......... 22 ... 2 S. H. Evershed .......... 25 ... 0 F. L. Fane .................. 30 .. 1 Carpenter .................. 37 ... 3 R. C. N. Palairet ... 22 ... 0 A. Eccles .................. 16 ... 2 Dr. G. Thornton...........15 ... 2 A. J. Webbe ...........30 ... 4 W. \V. Read..................16 ... 4 B«an (G ) .................. 44 Quaife (W alter)..........30 .. 1 ti. B. Chinnery .......... 34 ... 2 G. J. M ordaunt.......... 17 ... 1 S. M. J. W o o d s ...........31 ... 0 R. W. R ic e .................. 16 ... 1 G Fowler .................. 28 ... 4 Feel..................................29 . F. Marchant.................35 . Board ..........................40 . K. H. Marriott .......... *9 . H. 8. G.»odwin .......... 16 . H. G. O w en .................. 23 . Raw in ..........................36 . Sir T. C. O’ Brien.......... 15 . F. H. Bohlen .................21 . C. L. Tow nsend...........35'. A. G. Richardson ... 18 . H. K. B.-Davenport ... 18 . N ichols..........................SO . Par is ..........................33 . C. J. W ood .................. 27 . Webb ( Hampshire) ... 29 . Moorhouse .................. 43 . M arlow .......................... 4*2 . PalM t ..........................21 . F. W . Milligan .........37 . 21 . 35 . 42 ... 2 ...1211 .. ..37 . . 3 ...1023 .. .. 16 ... 1 ... 419 .. 2 ...1374 ... 1 ...1219 .. 1 1 0 1 7 .. 971 .., ... 894 .. ...1073 .. .. 897 ... .. 861 ... .. 481 ... .. 879 ... .. 7 14 ... ..1-235 ... .. 619 ... ... 647 .., .. 740 ... .. 867 ... .. 5'i6 ... .. 353 ... .. 323 ... .. 642 ... .. 291 ... 3 ... 980 ... . 693 ... ,. 761 ... . 380 ... . 73 i ... . 353 ... . 555 ... .. 6h6 ... . 746 ... . 870 ... 618 ... . 239 ... . 456 ... . 736 ... . 302 ... . 408 ... . 685 ... . 381 ... . 381 ... . 607 ... . 622 ... . 564 ... . 534 ... . 812 ... . 853 ... 269 ... . 744 ... Most in an Inns. .. 95 ,. 150 ,. 227* . 244 ,. 178* .. 260 .. 250 ,. ‘26 •>* 23) .. I ll .. 311 . 162 ,. 110 . .. 131 . 121 . .. 130 . 133 , 102 . 125 , lo8 92 153 . 171 . 134 . 183 . 89 82 . 126 . 162 , 100 . 162 . 124 . 140 186 . 80 . 130*. 109 . 174 . 234 122 122 141* 140 124 . 92 138 225 115 176 , 121 . 75 . 130 . 162 . 100 . 74 . 91*. 107 . 125 . 142 160*. 120 . 81 . 141 . 97 . 111 . 147 . 138*. 112 . 67 . 141 . 66 . 102 . 56 . 74 . 86*. 115 101 149 8i*. I ll . 106 . 70 .. 115 . 144*. 126 . 73 . 44*.. 76 . 84 . 80 . 61 .. 109 .. 89 .. 87 .. 74*. 70 . 102 . I ll . 91 . 61 . 55 . 64 . Aver. .6166 53 66 ...51*55 ...51-26 ..46 68 ...4 >*il ...4 465 ..44 00 ..43'6> 4 14 .42 06 ..41*58 ..40*0' ...3* 28 ..38*5'> ...38 00 ...3800 ..37 86 ...37*76 .37*31 ..3712 37*07 ..35 82 ..35*69 ..35*30 . 35*09 ..35 00 .34*69 ..34*32 ..33*78 ..33 75 ..33*04 . 32-81 ..32*80 32 40 ..31*85 ..30-9.i .30 81 ..30-27 ..30*08 .29-93 29*6 .. 29 73 ..29*68 . *29«5 ..29 60 ..29-61 ..29 45 . 2915 ..28*77 ..28*62 .28*51 ..2811 ..‘28-03 ..28 00 .27*91 ..27-86 ..27 74 27*09 ...27-51 .27*18 ..‘26-90 ..26*72 . 26 63 ..26 r>7 . 26 27 . 25 95 .25 88 . 25 51 . 25 50 ..25 *7 ..25-4.' 24*84 2469 .24*25 . 23*90 ..*23 89 . 23 78 ..23 75 ..23*74 ,.73*53 .23 12 ..2.' 64 22-6) 22*30 .22 07 .2172 ,.21-71 2 *64 . 2157 .21*47 .21*40 ..2lOji ..21T3 .20-98 .*20*s8 . 20 8> ..20 86 ,.20*82 , 20 80 ,.20»9 20-66 No. Times of not Total Inns. Out. Runs. Most in an Inns. Lees.......................... ... >3 ... 5 ..., 666 ... 44 . Smith (C.) ........... ... 31 ... 3 ... 5.3 .. . 68 .. J. B. King ........... ... 25 ... 3 ... 441 .. . 68 .. C o e .......................... ... 25 ... 4 ... 418 .. . 64 .. Knight (1.eicestershire) 27 ... 0 ... 527 ... 110 . A. J. L. H ill......... ... 30 ... *2 .. 640 .,.. l'O . S. M. Tindall ... ... 15 ... 0 ... 283 .,.. 86 . •Sugg (VV ) ........... ... 27 ... 1 ... 4*i6 ... 81 .. Att^well (W .) ... 33 ... 0 ... 6 7 ... 102 . Wood (Surrey) ... ... 29 ..10 .. 355 ... 36 . P a il......................... .. 15 ... 0 ... 279 .... 65 . •M ttrilge ........... ... 25 . 6 ... 353 .... 73 . Wrathall ........... ... 34 ... 0 ... 627 ..,. 80 . E. C. Lee ........... ... 22 ... 7 ... 275 ..,. 42*. E^sby .................. ... 19 ... ‘2 ... 309 ... 73 . »ieeson .................. ... 26 ... 6 ... 363 .. . 43 E. C. Wright ... 17 ... 3 ... 253 ... K3 ., Martin ................... ... 62 ... 6 ... 830 .. . 90 ., H.D.'+.Leveson-Gower 25 ... 1 ... 427 ... 81 Briggs .................. ... 38 ... 2 ... 633 ..,. 74 P ik e......................... ... 27 ... 7 ... 3 »3 ... 45 . R >bson (Somerset) ... 31 ... 0 ... 544 ..,. 80 . Mead ................. ... 31 ... 5 ... 453 .. . 50 . A. N. Hornby ... 22 ... 6 ... 273 ... 32 . Hnarne (Alec) ... 39 ... 0 ... 639 ... 69 S tntall .................. ... 20 ... 2 ... 304 .... 44*. TyU-r ................... ... 27 .. 6 ... 348 .. . 51* Daft (H. B .).......... ... 27 ... 2 .. 414 ..,. 63 . Wright (W.) ... 34 ... 6 ... 460 ..,. 45 ., F. G. Bull ........... ... 24 ... 5 ... 311 ..,. 51 H. C. Thayer ... 18 ... 0 ... 2! 3 . 59 . C. Coates,j *n. ..1 5 ... 0 ... 213 ... 84 .. E. M. Cregar ........... ... 22 ... 2 ... 32) ... 57 ., H. T. .''tinley ... 22 ... 0 ... 852 .. . 55 . P. H. Clark ........... ... 22 ...10 ... 191 .. . 29 . T om lin.................. ... 21 ... *2 ... 295 ... 70 .. C. W. Wright ... ... 29 ,... 1 ... 432 ... 62 . Mason (P. ) ........... ... 23 .. 2 ... BOWLING. 322 .. . 71 ., Overs. Mdns. Runs.Wkts. Trott (A. E .)......... . 273 4 .. . 75 ..,. 692 ... 50 . C. E. M. W ilson .. 271 .. . 95 ... 458 ... 33 . Richardson ......... 16019 .. . 495 .. 3945 ...273 . Cutt 11 ................. .1121*4 .. . 4r2 ..1974 ...120 . Briggs ................. 128 i .. . 387 ..2560 ...155 . C. H eseltine......... . 3U7 1 ..,. 78 . . 7o9 ... 41 . Hearne (J. T.) .1619-3 ..,. 647 .. 3066 ...173 . G.‘ L. Jessop......... . 983 3 ..,. 296 ...2 -7l ...116 . Mold......................... . 838-4 .. . 283 ...1769 ... 98 . H. W. De Zoete .. . 261 .,,. 67 ... 686 ... 38 . F. W . Stocks .. .. . 453 ..,. 168 ... 994 ... 55 . 4ayward .......... 83 2*3 ... 214 . 2073 ...114 . H a lla m ................. .1012 .. 449 ..,.1820 ...100 . Haigh .................. . 786-4 .. . 260 ..1713 ... 91 . F. H. E. Cunliffe .. 655 4 .. . 212 .. .1473 .. 75 .. P e e l......................... . 764 .. . 275 .. .14 »5 ... 72 . A.ttewell (Wm .) ...1194 ... 521 ...2029 ...102 . H. J. Kortright .. . 505*1 .. . 118 .. 1142 ... 71 ., Capt. W. C. Hedley 290 .. . 9) ... 6‘->6 ... 32 . E. C. W right......... . 3 3 2 ... 117 .... 632 ... 30 . A. J. L. H ill......... . 368-2 .. . 103 ..,. 848 ... 40 . Mead ................. . 9.7 4 ... 32*2 ...1905 ... 89 . Lees......................... . 721 3 ... 237 .. 1676 .. 78 . Woodcock ......... . 657 2 ... 153 ...1«90 ... 78 ., Bland ................. 114<i ‘2 .... 337'. . 2798 ...129 F. S. Jackson . 708-4 .. . 2 i9 ..,1628 ... 75 ., E. B. f'hine ......... , 7103 ... 206 .. 1717 ... 79 .. F. G. Bull ......... 1007 .. . 243 .. .2674 ...120 .. W. G Grace, sen. 594*1 .... 181 .. 1242 ... 56 . J. R. M ason......... . 492*4 .. 161 .. 1166 ... 51 ., D.ividson (G.) 10.6 .. 432 ...1733 ... 76 .. W ainwright......... 1041*4 .. 326 .. 2330 ...101 .. Hirst ...................1111*1 ... 396 ..,2346 ...101 . Roberts ... ... . 712 -4 .. . 240 ..,1081 ... 72 Tyl*-r ... ... . . 797 .. . 184 .., 2132 ... 91 .. Hancock...................483 1 .. 140 .. .12.0 ... 51 .. J. B. King ......... .. 655"4 .. . 1>3 ...1730 ... 72 .. Hearne (Alec) . 567 . 191 ...1200 ... 49 .. Robsjn (Somerset) 406 3 ... 142 .. . 919 ... 37 .. J. C. Hartley.......... 42» .. . 91 ...1110 ... 44 .. Brockwell ......... . 478-1 .. . 180 ..,1016 ... 41 . I'ate...........................1207 1 .. . 420 ..,.2562 ...101 .. Forester................... 380*3 ... 124 . . 817 ... 33 .. Rawlin ................... 772 .. . 279 ...1524 ... 69 .. Martin ...................1134-2 ... 381 ...2287 ... 86 .. F. W Milligan ... 408 1 ..,. 103 . 1 63 ... 43 .. Ba’dwin (Hants) ... 780 4 .... 288 .. .1520 .,.. 66 .. Wright (W .)........... 724 4 .... 266 ...1527 ... 56 .. C. L. Townsend ... 795-3 .. . 109 .. 25 7 . 92 .. S. M J. Woods ... 430 1 .. . 83 .. 1294 .,.. 46 .. H. P. Baily ........... 361*3 .., 91 .. .10 -8 ... 37 .. Guttridge 51 i 4 ... 132 . 1265 .,.. 42 .. ^antall ................... 822-2 .... 272 ...1851 ..'. 62 .. Parris ................... 413 4 . 117 .. . 9-4 ... 3*2 .. P. 11. Clark ........... 318 4 .. . 7*2 .. 10.il ... 33 .. Pallett ................... 641*2 .... 194 .. 1465 .. 44 .. Geeson ................... 1385 ... 103 . 1030 ... 80 .. S oar.......................... 456‘4 .., 119 ...1106 ... 31 .. Aver. .20-21 ,.20 10 .20 04 .19 90 ..19 51 .19 28 ..18 80 • IK 6.) ..18-69 . J868 ..18 60 ..is 57 .18 44 .18*33 .18 17 1815 ,.18*07 .18 -»4 .17*79 ..17 6(1 ..17 65 ,.17*54 .17*42 .17 06 1« 89 ..16 88 16*57 , 16 56 .16 42 16-86 ,.16-27 .16*20 , 16-00 . 16 00 ..15 91 .15 52 .16-42 .1533 Aver. 13*84 . 13 87 .14 45 . 16 45 .16 51 .17 29 . 1772 . 17 85 ..18 05 .1 8 i5 ..1807 .18 18 , 18 20 ..18-82 .19 64 .19 50 . 1989 ..20 30 ..20"50 . 21*<6 ‘2120 2140 .21*48 ..21*16 21 68 .21-70 .21*73 .21 95 . 22 7 ..22*86 ,.22 80 , 23*<'6 .23 22 2334 .23*42 .23-72 .24 02 .24 48 24*3 25 *2*2 .25 26 25 36 .25-66 2 » 3 .*6*59 27-01 27 14 .27-26 27 35 2813 2 »*37 29 88 29 90 .3012 31*84 33 29 34 33 .35*67 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G eo rg e R o w l e y .— (a ) There is nothing to define in the rule. Your contention is, of course, right. ( b ) It is still a maiden over. N E X T ISSUE, THUR SDAY , OCTOBER 28.