Cricket 1897

O ct. 28, 1897 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 443 2 nd X I.—Matches played, 24; won, 10; lost, 5; drawn, 8 ; tie, 1. BATTING AVERAGES. Eight icnings and over No. Times Most of not Total in an inns out. runs. inn*. Aver. C. F. Phillips ......... 8 .. 1 ... 398 . . 93 .. 56-85 S. B. Goldsm ith......... 13 .. 2 ... 306 . . 77*.. 27-81 C. G. Hill ................. 10 .. 1 ... 197 . . 51 .. 21-88 P. Gibbon ................. 16 . . 6 ... 189 . . 81*.. 18-90 C. Moore ................. 16 3 ... 236 . . 54 .. 1815 M. Reich< r t ................. 9 . . 2 ... 1.3 . . ?6 .. 17-57 J. W . P ra tt................. 9 0 ... 149 . . 94 .. 1655 W. S. Holt ................. 9 . . 1 ... 132 . 47*.. 16-50 J. G. Trotter ......... 14 . . 2 ... 189 . . 73 .. 15 75 F. B a lk w ill................. 10 . 0 ... 146 . . 47 .. 14-C0 F. Wcodman ......... 14 . . 1 ... 188 . . 39 .. 14*28 G. Woodman ......... 12 . . 0 ... 156 . . ?8 .. 1300 F. A. H ealy................. 9 . . 0 84 . . 31 .. 933 W . H. Barham ......... 8 . . 2 ... 35 . . 13*.. 583 Under eight innings — S. E. L*a .................. 1 . . 0 ... 66 . . 66 .. 66 00 W . R. W illia m s......... 5 . . 1 ... 225 . .101*.. 56.25 C. W . Le May ......... 6 . . 4 ... 100 . . 38 .. 50-00 H. Barham ................... 2 . . 0 ... 47 .. 41 .. 23 50 C. H. Knight .......... 3 . . 1 ... 47 .. 29*.. 23-50 V. Smith .................. 5 .. 2 ... 70 .. 47*.. 23-33 R. Taylor .................. 3 . . 0 ... 69 .. 54 .. 23-00 G. J. Newman ........... 7 .. 2 ... 88 .. 45*.. 1760 A . Cockell ................... 4 . . 1 ... 44 .. 18 ... 14 66 W . G. Frowd ........... 6 . . 1 ... 70 .. 42 ... 14 00 L. J. Selfe ................... 5 .. 2 ... 27 .. 9*... 9 f0 D. Glendening ........... 3 ... 1 ... 16 .. 16 ... 8-00 H . M. Watmough 3 . . 0 ... 22 .. 15 ... 733 W . Arendt .................. 2 . . 0 ... 10 .. 9 ... 500 C. Rew .......................... 3 .. 0 ... 7 .. 4 ... 2-33 G. Moore ................... 2 .. 1 ... 3 .. 3 ... 300 H. Lanham .................. 2 .. 0 ... 4 .. 3 ... 2 00 99 ... 33 ... 217 .,.. 24 . ,. 9-04 1213 .. . 34 .. . 286 ... 22 .. . 13-00 106*2 .,.. 20 .... 276 ..,. 14 ,.19-71 96 .. 18 .. . 253 .. . 12 .. 21-08 The following also batted:—P. H. Russell, R. C. Pennington, F. Skipper, L. V . Cockell, B. Batchelor, and L. B. Meredith. BOW LING AVERAGES. Eighty overs and over:— Overs. Mdns. Buns. Wkts. Aver. Vernon Smith M. Reichert ... F. Balkwill ... F. A. Healy ... The following also bowled : - C. F. Phillips (18 for 162), L. V . Cockell (3 for 28), H. M. Watmough (1 for 38), B. Batchelor (5 for 16', W . R. Williams (4 for 114), S. E. Lea (7 for 16), G. Moore (2 for 18), C. Moore (12 for 214), C. Knight (1 for 18), C. Pew (l for 5), C. G. Hill (10 for 184), W . H. Barham (2 for 33), L. J. Selfe (5 for 68), W . Arendt (6 for 76), W .C . Ellborough (8 for 72), F. Woodman (6 for 122), G. Woodman (16 for 192). G. J. Newman, A. Cockell, D. Glendening, and W . G. Frowd bowled without success. THE Y O R K S H IR E W AN D E R E R S ’ DUTCH TOUR. Unfortunately Mr. John B. Hatt, who got the team together, was unable to cross over himself with the “ Wanderer**,” but the team had a most enjoyable visit. One of the matches was a curiosity, Woodhead making 30 out of 39 runs scored. NORTH HOLLAND v. YORKSH IRE W ANDER­ ERS.—Played at Haarlem on September 6 and 7. N o r t h H o l l a n d . First innings. C. J. Posthuma, b F. W ood- head ..................................24 b B. H iis t.............17 W . V. Manen, c and b B Hirst Second innings, b B. H is Tromp, b B. Hirst ........... 0 Kool, b B. H ir s t .................. 6 Bincker, b F. Woodhead ... 2 J. C. Schruder, st Nelson, b B. Hirst .......................... Koolhoven, c Walker, b B. Hirst .................................. Van Booven, b F. Woodhead Van d’ Berg, not out ........... l Van Waveren, b F. W ood­ head .................................. 1 Pleyte, b B. Hirst.................. 0 16 b B. Hire-t ... run out b B. B ir s t.......... c P. Woodhead, b B. H irs t........... 2 b F. Woodhead... 19 Extras 1 b B. H irst......... 3 b E. S. Hirst .. 1 b F. Woodhead.. b F. Woodhead.. not out................. Extras......... Total Total ... 74 Y o r k sh ir e W a n d e r e r s . First innirgs. Second innings. E. S. Hirst, b Posthuma ... 3 run out.......... ... 0 T W . Phillips, b Posthuma 2 lhw, b Rincker .. 19 F. Woodhead, b Posthuma 30 b Posthuma ... 0 E. Hill, b P osthum a........... 2 b Posthuma ... 2 B. Hirft, b Rincker ........... 0 b Posthuma .. 10 F. Spivey, b Posthuma 0 c Van Booven, b RiDcker ... ... 2 W . Brook, b Posthuma ... 0 b Posthuma .. 5 C. Walker, b Rincker.......... 0 c Koolhoven, b Posthuma ... 0 F. D. Nelson, b Posthuma 0 b Rincker ... ... 0 J. Blackburn, run out 2 not out.......... .. 5 P. Woodhead, not out 0 b Rincker ... .. 5 Extras .................. 0 Extras... .. 4 Total .......... 39 Total .. 52 SOUTH HOLLAND v. YORKSHIRE W AN ­ DERERS.—Played at Lieden on September 8. S o u th H o l l a n d . A.D. Adam, b B. Hirst 0 E. S. Bourlier, b B. J. S. Coops, run out... 5 H irst.......... 0 J. de Groot, not o u t... 29 Von Booven, b i>! C. Feith, b E. S. Hirst 6 Woodhead 7 D. Beyerinck, b F. Cramer,bP.Woodhead 1 Woodhead ........... 0 Van-den-Made, b B. M. Beyerinck, b F. H irst.......... 0 Woodhead ........... 2 Extras 16 T. Soesman, b B. — H irst.......................... 1 Total 67 Y o r k sh ir e W a n d e r e r s . E. 8. Hirst, b Coops ... 3 F. Woodhead, b D. Beyerinck..................10 E. Hill, c M. Beyer­ inck, b D. Beyeiinck S6 T. W . Phillips, b Coops 9 J. Blackburn, b D. Beyerinck..................11 B .H irst. c Van Booven, b M. Beyerinck ... 7 W . Brook, b D. Beyer­ inck .................. 7 P. Wo'.'dhead, c Bour- lior, b D. Beyerinck 15 F.Spivey.lbw, b Coops 1 F. A . Nelson, not out 3 C. Walker, b Coops .. 1 Extras ...........10 Total ...113 YORKSHIRE WANDERERS v. A L L HOL­ LAND.—Played at Heemstede, on September 9 and 10. Y o r k sh ir e W a n d e r e r s . First innings. C. F. Woodhead, c and b Beyerinck .......................... E. S. Hirst, b Posthuma ... E. Hill, run out .................. T. W . Phillips, b Posthuma B. Hirst, c Posthuma, b Coops .................................. P, Woodhead, c Kool, b Coops .................................. F. O. Nelson, b Posthuma.. J. Blackburn, b Coops W. Brooke, b Posthuma ... F. Spivey, c Adam, b Coops G. A. Walker, not out E xtras.................. Second innings. Total 3 b Posthuma......... 3 20 b Posthuma......... ie 24 run out................. 68 0 b Coops................. 27 3 c H. V. Booven. b Feith ........... 7 4 lbw, b Coops ... 13 0 1 n o to u t................. 1 0 1 0 not out.................. 2 11 E xtras......... 10 67 Total (6 wkts ) *147 ared cloted. A l l H o l l a n d . First innings. J. de G root,cF. Woodhead, b B. H ir s t .......................... 7 A. Adam, c Hill, b B. Hn>t 2 C. Feith, b B. Birst ... 5 W . van Manen, b E. S. Hirst 8 C. J. Posthuma, lbw, b B. Hirst .......................... 5 Second innings. st Nelson, b B. H irst................. 0 not o u t .................19 b B. H irst...........34 b E. S. Hirst ... 8 A. Kool, b E. S. Birst.. . M. D. Beeyrinck. run out c Walker, b Hirst b B. Hirst ... b Brooke ... B. b B. Hirst ........... ......... 3 c E, S Hirsl b Brooke ... ... 22 Koolhoven, lbw, b B. B irst 6 c Nelson, b B. Hirst ... 5 Coops, notout ........... 0 b E. S. Birst ... 0 A. van Waveran, b B. Hirst 0 run out......... ... 2 Extras .. ......... 3 Extras... ... 14 Total... .........40 Total ... ...1?8 AVERAGES.FOR THE TOUR, No. Tim^s of not Total inns. out runs. Aver. E. H ill.......................... ... 5 . . 0 ... 132 . . 26 2 T. W . Phillips .......... ... 5 .. 0 ... 57 . . 11-2 F. Woodhead ......... ... 5 .. 0 ... 46 . . 9 1 P. Woodhead ... ... 5 . . 1 ... 37 . . 9-1 E. S. H irst................. ... 5 .. 0 ... 42 . . 82 J. Blackburn ........... ... 5 . . 2 ... 20 . . 61 B. Hirst........................ ... 5 .. 0 ... 27 . . 5-2 W , Brook ................. ... 4 .. 0 ... 12 . . 3 F. A. Nelson ......... ... 4 .. 1 ... 3 . . 1 F. Spivey .................. ... 4 .. 0 ... 4 . . 1 C. A . Walker ........... ... 5 .. 2 ... 3 . . 1 CANADA v. UNITED STATES. Played at Toronto on September 6 and 7, and won by Canadaby eight w ickets. The United States won the toss. The Canadian bowling and fielding was good. Hill, a student at McGill College, Mon­ treal, who was playing in his first international match had a good analysis. For Canada, M. Boyd, an old Cheltonian, played well, without giving a chance. Laing, who had played an innings of 197 a week previous in a local match, failed to score, but bowled well. W. H. Cooper, as last year, played well and brought his total up to 1,000. Jordan, who is only nineteen, kept wicket for the United States splendidly; he would be first-class with a little more experience. D. W. Saunders, the only member of the 1887 English team playing, captained the team, and hit off the required runs well. It is a pity that the Unitf d States could not send some of their men who went to England, as the match proved a rather onr-sided affair. How­ ever, Noble, Clark, and It. D. Brown would have had their places in the team which went to England if they could have got away. The Canadian side would have been strengthened by the inclusion of Wadsworth, a bowler with a curve; he was chosen but could not play. Otherwise the team was representative. U n it e d S t a t e s . ^First innings. Second innings. 4 ■ * » » « - - R. D. Brown, b Laing G.B.Warder,c Hill, b Gold- ingham .......................... W . W. Noble, c and b Gold- ingham .......................... N. Etting, b Goldingham... W . N. Morrice, b Laing ... E. W . Clark, not o u t........... H.C.Townsend, jun , b Hill G. E. Brooke, b H ill........... S. Goodman, c Chambers, b M cGiverin.......................... E. r\ Morton, c and b M c­ Giverin .................. ... T. C. Jordan, b Hill ........... E xtras.......................... Total .................. i C a n a d a . W . H. Cooper, c Warder, b Boyd, b Givtrin .. 16 b H ill......... Mc- b Hill ............ o st Saunders, b McGiverin ... 0 c and b Laing ... 33 c Terry, b Laing 10 b McGiverin ... 12 c Hill, b Golding­ ham .................. 0 c McGiverin, b Laing ........... 6 not out.......... c Saunders, Laing Extras... Total ... 17 b Morrice D. WSaunders,b Goodman 5 . 23 b Goodman Goodman, Morrice ... J. M. Laing, b Goodman ... F. W. Terry, b Townsend... i notout... P. C. Goldingham, b Town­ send ... .......................... 14 notout... A .F. R. Mart in, b Townsend 23 M. Boyd.c Morrice.b Brooke 58 G. S. Lyon, lbw, b Morrice 28 A. G. Chambers, b Clark ... 9 H. C. Hill, c Morrice, b Goodman .......................... o H. B. McGiverin, not out .. 9 E xtras..........................l Extras... Total ................186 Total (2 wkts.) 38 U n it e d S t a t e s . Second innings. O. M. R. W . .. 122 3 31 4 .. 9 2 31 1 .. 12 0 45 3 8 2 17 2 First innings. O. M. R W. L a in g ........... 14 5 21 2 Goldingham 13 4 26 3 McGiverin ... 8 1 27 2 Hill ........... 7 2 6 2 3 .................... w Laing bowled one aod Goldingham two, no-lralls. C a n a d a . O. M. R. W. Townsend Clark ... Morton Morrice Goodman Brooke 19 13 7 11 1 2 21 6 5 47 20 1 12 0 27 2 47 3 0 11 1 O. M. R. W. 6 1 14 0 Morton bowled one, and Goodman two, no-balls. N E X T ISSUE, THURSDAY , N O V EM B E R 25.