Cricket 1897

468 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Nov. 25, 1897. T r in id a d . First innings. A . M. Low, run out .......... 23 H. Hutton, c G. Cox, b McAuley .......................... 0 R. A . Warner, b Rudder ... 25 D. Plummer, cH . B. Austin, b Rudder .......................... 14 D . Caspy, b Rudder ........... 0 V . de Boissiere, b Rudder... 3 C. Gittens, c McAuley, b Cox 6 Second innings. cCole.b Goodman 16 c Rudder,b Good­ man ..................... 20 c Smith, b Mc­ Auley ...........23 C. D’Ade, b Rudder ........... J. Pereira, b P. Cox ........... G. Brown, c Packer, b M c- Aulcy .................................. G. Urich, not o u t................... B 1, lb 2, w 1 ................... b Rudder run out ........... cP. Cox, b Good­ man ................... st Smith, b Good­ man ................... b Rudder ........... c Rudder, bGood- m a n .................. not out................... b Goodman B 8, lb l,n b 1 10 Total ...116 Total...........................92 B a r b a d o s . O .M .R .W . O .M .R .W . Gittens ... 44 8 169 2 Casey............. 16 3 72 0 Low ............ 39*39 87 6 De Boissidre 4 1 11 0 Pereira .. 16 3 55 0 Warner t... 2 0 8 0 D ’Ade ... 11 3 32 0 j Hutton ... 8 2 15 2 Gittens, 1 wide, 2 no-balls; Lowe, 2 no-balls. T r in id a d . O. M. R. W . O. M. R . W . M cAuley......... Goodman......... H . B. Austin . Ruddtr ... ., P. Cox ... 123 13 6 14 9 7 .........25 ......... 5 .........17 ......... 4 Cole 2 DEMERARA v. BARBADOS.—Played at Barbados on Sept. 13 and 14. D e m e r a r a . F. B. Gall, run out ........... 2 notout.................... 4 B. H. Bayley, c G. Cox, b Goodman ........... . ... 11 b Rudder ...........27 S. M. Sproston, c McAuley, b Rudder .......................... 7 b Rudder ............ 3 G. C. Learmond, c Cole, b Goodman .......................... 5 c Cole, b Austin 6 W . P. Weber, c Smith, b Austin..................................21 c Packer,bRudder 14 O. Weber, lbw, b Rudder... 0 c Packer, b Cox 11 A . Dare, c H. F. Austin, b Goodman .......................... 7 c Goolman, bC ox 1 W . E. Honiball, run out ... 3 c Rudder, b Good- S. Busby, c Jackman, b m a n ..................... 9 Goodman .......................... 0 b Rudder ............ 0 T . W . Fletcher, st Smith, b Jackman ........................... 8 b Rudder ............ 2 H . Vyfhuis, not out ........... 3 run out ............ 0 B 5, lb 4, w 1 ...........10 B 11, lb 3 ...14 To'.al ... 91 Total.. .. 77 B a r b a d o s . G.B.Y.Cox,cO W eber, b Busby .................... 2 H. Cole, c Gall,b Honi­ ball 35 P. Cox, c Sproston, b Gall ........................14 H. B. Austin, b Gall... 9 P.Goodman,c Sproston b Busby ............... 20 C. H. Packer, c Lear­ mond, b Bu^by ... 1 Second innings: -M cA uley, not out, 10; G. Cox, not out, 2 ; extras, 5.—Total (for no wicket), 17. H.F.Austin, bVyfhuis 4 D.McAuley.c Sproston b Fletcher.................... 22 E. C. Jackman, notout 15 8. Rudder, b Yyfhuis 6 E. Smith, c W . Weber, b Fletcher.....................13 B 9, w 2 ..............11 Total ...152 D e m e r a r a . First innings. O. M. R. W . .15 3 20 2 ... 5 37 4 ... 0 10 1 Rudder ... Goodman ... 19 Jackman ... 3 H. B. Austin... 1"4 1 0 1 ... P. Cox Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 258 33 5 ... 2*3 5 18 1 4 21 1 4 5 2 Vyfhuis Busby Gall ... B a r b a d o s . First innings. O. M. R. W . 22 9 26 2 20 5 41 3 Second innings, O. M. R. W. Sproston 3 1 11 0 Borniball 12 1 32 1 12 4 20 2 | Fletcher 4 4 1 11 Gall and Busby bowled one wide each. STREATHAM. Matches played, 39; won, 13; lost, 17; drawn, 9. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most. of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. H. H. Scott........... ... 17 ... 5 ... 783 ...18<**.. . 65 25 N. Miller ........... ... 26 ... 2 .. .1128 ...148*.. . 47-00 A. E. Watson ... 8 ... 3 .. . 219 ... 71 .. . 43-80 R. O. Schwarz ... ... 11 ... 2 .. 437 ..101*.. . 37.50 H. M. L e a f.......... ... 17 ... 4 ... 336 ... 85s.. . 25-84 E. L. Linnell ... 10 ... 0 .. . 237 ... 53 .. . 23 70 E. S. B ailey.......... ... 17 ... 0 .. 306 ... 58 .. . 18-00 J. F. W . Hooper.. ... 17 ... 3 .. . 242 . .. 51 .. . 17 28 H. S. Barkworth... ... 18 ... 1 .. . 312 ... 53 .. . 1727 D. O. Kerr .......... ,.. 20 ... 2 ... 309 ... 44 .. . 17-16 R. R. Stevens ... 8 ... 2 .. . 102 ... 26*.. . 17-00 S. Lloyd-Jones ... ... 11 ... 0 . . 159 ... 44 .... 1445 A. Bailey ........... ... 18 ... 0 .. . 241 ... 29 .... 13-38 F. G. Wagener ... ... 15 ... 5 .. . 112 ... 19 .. . 11-20 E. P. Pulbrook ... ... 12 ... 1 .. . 101 ... 3? .. . 919 R. G. Candy.......... ... 10 ... 0 .. . 90 .... 29 .. . 9-00 P. B. Parker.......... ... 10 ... 0 .. . 68 ... 15 .. . 680 E. J. Fraser.......... y ... 1 ... 43 ... 21 .. . 5*37 S. Sulman .......... 8 2 19 ... 10°.. . 316 Under 8 innings :;— W . J. Hancock ... ... 4 ... 0 .. . 155 ...117 ..,. 38-75 E. H. L^af ... 5 ... 0 .. . 136 ... 55 .. . 27*20 E. G. Parton ... 5 ... 2 .. . 75 ... 34 .. . 25*00 H. L. Dawson ... 4 ... 0 ..,. 71 ... 29 ... 1775 T. B. Gabriel ... 4 ... 1 ... 41 .,.. 23 .. . 17-00 H. S. M oore........... ... 5 ... 2 ..,. 49 ... 25 ... 163* H. H. E. Sutton ... ... 4 ... 2 .. . 24 ... 10*.. . 12-00 L. Mortimer........... ... 4 ... 1 .,.. 46 ... 28 ... 11 50 G. Bailey ........... ... 7 ... 1 .. . 63 ... 27 .. . 1060 N. P ik e.................. ... 6 ... 1 ... 52 ... 27*.. . 10-40 C. A. Hill .......... ... 5 ... 1 .. . 40 ... 14*.. . 1000 C. H. Leaf ........... .... 7 ... 0 .. . 66 ... 45 ... 9 52 A. C. Broadbent... ... 6 ... 0 .. . 37 ... 15 .. . 616 H. W . W ilson ... ... 4 ... 0 .. . 14 ... 7 ... 350 The following also ta tte d :—E. S. Barry (39*, 6), E. C. Bambridge (0. 9*, 5). C. T. Candy (4, 2*, 2), W. Clarke (41*, 1), N. F. Druce (262), J. A. Druce (26), K. W . F.aser (0, 0. 9), G. Field (14), W . A. C. Hooper (2*, 0). D. C. Lee (1, 0, 12), G. E. Morgan (4*, 4), J. C. Morton (4*, 1), H. T. Mullins (2*, 1), J. T. M. More (8, 7), H. E. Mortimer (0), R. H. de Mont­ morency (1, 3*, 75), R. McDougall (1), A. C. Roberts (4), P. Rathbone (0), J. F. Steedman (13), E. A. Shand (0), A. H. Wimporis (0, 3*, 5), D. Williams (o). “ CENTURIES” FOR. N. F. Druce, 202; W . J. Hancock, 117; N. Miller, 148*, 119. and 106*; R. O. Schwarz, 101* ; H. H. Scott, 189* and 107*. BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. A . B a iley........... ... 895 .... 50 ... 439 ... 37 ... 11-86 R. O. Schwarz.. ..1010 ... 53 ... f6l ... 36 ... 15 88 R. R. Stevens ... .. 1023 ... 54 ... 544 ... 30 ... 1813 F. G. Wagener ...1370 ... 53 ... 769 ... 40 ... 1922 N. M iller.......... .. 923 ... J9 ... 674 ... 34 ... 19-82 J. F. W . Hooper ...1014 .,.. 48 ... 630 ... 27 ... 23 33 H. M. Leaf ... ... 300 .,,. 4 ... 290 ... 11 .. . 26 36 G. L. Linnell ... ... 250 .... 10 ... 151 ... 5 ... 30 20 H. H. Scott ... 230 ... 4 .. 181 ... 3 ... 60*33 The following bowled in less than 8 innings : W . J. Hancock ... 382 ... 22 ... 177 ... 18 .. . 9 83 N. F. Druce ... ... 124 ... 7 ... 47 ... 5 .. . 9 40 H. H. E. Sutton ... 428 ... 35 ... 132 ... 12 ... 1100 L. Mortimer ... ... 335 ..,. 22 ... 149 ... 9 ... 1644 J. T. M. M ore... ... 195 ..,. 9 ... 112 ... 6 ... 18-66 R.H.deMontmorency 281 .... 21 ;.. 123 ... 6 .. . 20 50 ©oteis F R E Q U E N T E D BY C R I C K E T E R S . Announcements are inserted in this column at a charge o f 21 s. per annum. Half-inch space , 50*. per annum. Each Hotel inserting an Advertisement will receive a copy o f the paper, by post, free o f charge . B IRM IN GH AM . THE GRAND HOTEL. Centrally situated. 300 rooms. All m odem luxuries. Equal to best London Hotels. P ress N o tic e s .— Best Hotel outside London. Ranks amongst the best Hotels in the country. J o se ph A d a m s , Manager. SOUTHAMPTON . DAVIS’S HOTEL Facing Station. F. B e n n e t t , Proprietor. TRY R EVO LUT ION IN Cigarette Paper Books |EACH LEAF READY TO HAND FOR USE. | A T JLLli TOBACCONISTS. 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