Cricket 1897

A p r il 22, 1897. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 87 before he had scored. Stoddart and Williams were the successful bowlers. M r . P riestley ’ s T eam . R. C. N. Palairet, c Her bert, b Livingstone .. 2 F. W . Bush, c Verley, b Chandler ..............12 A. E. Stoddart, c Pearce b Livingstone ............143 Dr. Elliott, b Living- stone ........................... 0 H. T. Stanley, b Liv ingstone ......................18 J. Leigh, c Drury, b Livingstone ..............14 S. M. J. Woods, b Yerley .................. 14 R. Leigh-Barratt, c and b Richmond ... 0 C. A . Beldam, notout 6 A . Priestley, b Yarley 0 W . Williams,st Castle b Livingstone........... 2 R. P. Lewis, run out 1 Byes 18, lb 3, w 4 25 Total .........237 A ll J amaica . First innings. Second innings, R. K. Herbert, b W oods ... R. D. Richmond, c Leigh, b Williams .......................... B. L. Verley, b Stoddart ... E. V. Acton, b Stoddart G. V . Livingstone, c W il liams, b Stoddart ........... B. H. Drury, b Stoddart ... H. Castle, b Stoddart........... C. F. Poole, c Elliot, b Stod dart .................................. J. M. Gibb, c Stoddart, b Woods ... ........................... F. L. Pearce, b Stoddart ... C. R. W . Chandler, b Woods R. K. Healing, not out Byes 6, lb 3 ................... T otal..........................143 Total ... 79 M r . P riestley ’ s T eam , O. M. R. W. Chandler ... 28 8 58 1 IVerley .. Livingstone43 13 62 6 I Drury Healing ... 13 3 35 0Richmond Pearce........ 2 0 12 0 | Chandler delivered four wides. A ll J amaica . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Williams ........... 13 2 38 1 ........... 19’2 6 28 7 Stoddart ........... 26 9 67 7 ........... 7 2 10 3 W oods ...........13 3 5 29 3 ............. Bush ........... 13 5 30 1 39 c Lewes, b Bush 5 5 b W illiam s......... 5 0 c P r ie s t le y , b Williams ... 0 17 b W illiams...........18 0 not out ........... 4 65 c Woods, b W il liams ........... 0 3 b Stoddart.........10 0 b W illiam s........ 0 st Lewis, b W il- 0 liams ........... 3 5 b Stoddart.........20 0 st Lewis, b W il liams ........... 3 0 b Stoddart.........10 9 Bye ........... 1 0 . M. R. W. 10 3 18 2 4 1 15 0 4 0 12 1 AVERAGES OF THE TEAM. BATTING. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. A. E. Stoddart ... 23 ... 3 .. .1079 ... 153*.. . 53 95 R. C. N. Palairet ... 21 .. . 1 .. . 402 ,... 65*.. . 20-10 C. A. Beldam .. ... 14 ... 2 .. . 230 ... 98 .. . 19-16 R. Leigh-Barratt ... 21 .. . 1 .. . 335 ,... 96 .. . 16-75 J. L e ig h ........... ... 17 .. . 1 ... 240 ,.. 42 ... 15 00 H. T. Stanley... ... 22 ... 1 .. . 309 ,... 63*.. . 14-71 F. W . Bush ... ... 20 .. . 1 .. . 269 ,... 45*.. . 1415 S. M. J. Woods ... 20 .. . 0 .. . 243 ,... 28 ... 1215 Dr. Elliott ... ... 12 ... 2 ... 107 ... 36*.. . 10-70 C. C. Stone ... ... 7 .. . 1 .. . 60 ... 22 ... 1000 W . Williams ... ... 20 .. . 3 .. . 117 ,... 40 ... 6-88 A . Priestley ... ... 20 ... 4 .. . 94 ... 30 ... 5'87 R. P. Lewis ... ... 18 ... 8 .. . 43 .... 13 .. . 4-30 G. A. Maclcan scored 0* and 0 BOWLING Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver, A. E. Stoddart 530*1 ... 225 .. . 817 ,.. 104 ... 7-85 W . Williams ... 300-4 ... 93 .. . 665 ... 67 ... 992 S. M. J. Woods 335-2 ... 119 .. . 714 .,.. 56 .. . 12 75 F. W . Bush ... 182 2 ... 36 .. . 405 .... 31 .. . 13 06 H. T. Stanley... 13 ... 2 . . 47 ... 3 . . 15-66 Dr. Elliott 45 ... 11 ... 85 ... 5 .. . 17 00 R. Leigh-Barratt 139 55 .. . 264 9 . . 29 33 C. A. Beldam .. 24 ... 6 .. 89 ... 2 ... 44 50 J. Leigh (3 2-0-14-0) bowled in two innings, and R. P. Lewis (3"2-l-4-2), A. Priestley (3-0-13-0), and C. C. Stone (4-2-8-0) once only. “ HUNDREDS ” FOR. A. E. Stoddart, v. St. Vincent, January 16...153* A . E. Stoddart, v. Antigua, January 28 . 107 A . E. Stoddart, v. St. Kitts, February 1 . 133 A. E, Stoddart, v. Queen’s Park, February12108* A. E. Stoddart, v. All Jamaica, March 16...ICO A . E. Stoddart, v. All Jamaica, March 26. 143 “ HUNDREDS ” AGAINST. L. S. L ’Ade, All Trinidad v. Mr. Priestley’s Team, February 26 .................................. 140 * Signifies not out. RESULTS OF THE TOUR. Matches Played, 16; Won, 10 ; Lost, 5 ; Drawn, 1. Jan. 13 and 14, at Bridgetown. Mr. Piiestley’s Team, 1( 6 and 126 ; All Barbados, 273. Lost by an innings and 41 runs. Jan. 15 and 16, at Bridgetown. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 276* (5 wickets); St. Vincent, 51 and 86. Won by an innings and 139runs. * Innings declared closed. Jan. 18 and 19, at Bridgetown. Mr. Priestley’s Team. 143 and 82 (7 wickets); All Barbados, 172 and 52. W on by 3 wickets. Jan. 20,21,22 and 23, at Bridgetown. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 77 and 94; All Barbados, 130 and 177. Lost by 136 runs. Jan. 28, 29 and 30, at Antigua. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 272; Antigua, 101 and 75. W on by an innings and 96 runs. Feb. 1 and 2, at St. Kitts. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 269 ; St. Kitts, 48 and 29. W on by an innings and 192 runs. Feb. 6 and 8, at Bridgetown. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 252 ; Armv and Navy, 135 and 106. W on by an innings and 11 runs. Feb. 12 and 13, at Trinidad. Mr. Piiestley’s Team, 191 (1 wicket); Queen’s Park, 222. Drawn. Feb. 15, 16 and 17. at Trinidad.Mr. Priestley’s Team, 179 and 176; All West Indies, 215 and 142 (7 wickets). Lost by 3 wickets. Feb. 19, 20 and 22, at Trinidad. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 33 and 141; All Trinidad, 174 and 1 (no wicket). Lost by 10 wickets. Feb. 25, 26 and 27, at Trinidad.Mr. Priestley’s Team, 162 and 212; All Trinidad, 284 and 94 (2 wickets). Lost by 8 wickets. March 13 and 15, at Kingston. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 129; All Jamaica, 58 and 68. W on by an innings and 3 runs. 12 a side. March !6 and 17, at Kingston. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 200 and 32 (no w icket); All Jamaica, 68 and 163. W on by 10 wickets. March 19 and 20, at Black River. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 83 and 105 (3 wickets); Black River (12), 122 and 64. W on by 7 wickets. March 24 and 25, at St. Ann’s Bay. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 221; North Side, 450 and 36. (12 a side). W on by an innings and 125 runs. March 26, 27 and 29, at Kingston. Mr. Priestley’s Team, 237; All Jamaica, 143 and 79. (12 a side). W on by an innings and 15 runs. CR ICKET IN SOUTH A FR ICA ; THE CUREIE CUP.—PENULTIMATE POUND. Natal v. Western Province. Played at Johannesburg on March 20, 22, and 23. Western Province won by 137 runs. After their match with Griqualand some big scoring was expectod from the Western Province, but their batsmen, owing to the rain, were content with small scores. To the great delight of the crowd, who were not satisfied with the inclusion of Lohmann in the Western Province team, the famous Surrey player was caught and bowled off the second ball of the match. This bad start seemed to greatly discourage the chief batsmen of the team, and it was left to the tail to make nearly all the runs. Five wickets were down for 60, but thanks to Bissett, Challinor, and Anderson, a satisfactory total was made before the last wicket fell. Natal could not do much against the ex cellent bowling of Rowe and Lohmann, who were unchanged. In their second innings, most of the Western Province batsmen scored double figures, and the result was that Natal had the very diffi cult task of making 266 runs, a task which proved altogether too much for them. It is probable that a much better fight would have been made if anyone could have been found to stop with Hime, who played a valuable innings of 40. Lohmann was very successful with the ball, and was well backed up by Rowe, who seems to be the coming bowler of South Africa, though, perhaps, Llewellyn may run him close eventually. W estern P rovince . First Innings. Lohmann, c and b Madden 0 Prince, c Madden, b Llew ellyn .................................. 6 Paine, lbw, b Llewellyn ... 14 Reid, b Madden ...................12 Etlinger, c and b Llewellyn 4 Kuys,c A. Bime b Llewellyn 8 Bi set, b Llewellyn ...........27 Challinor, b C. H im e ...........46 Anderson, not out ...........38 Gill, b Madden ................... 7 Rowe, c Whyte, b Madden 5 Extras ..........................18 Second Innings, b C. H im e...........16 c Davey, b Llew ellyn ................. 0 b M adden ...........14 b M adden........... 0 b M adden ...........13 lbw, b Llewellyn 28 c A. Hime, b C. Hime c C. Hime, Llewellyn b C. Hime ... st A. Hime, Llewellyn Rowe, not out Extras .. .. 13 b .. 22 .. 22 b .. 15 23 Total ...174 N atal . First Innings. A. E. Burr ill, b Rowe........... A . Bime, c Kuys, b R ow e... G. H. Whyte, b Rowe D. C. Davey, b Rowe ... C. Hime, c Bisset, b Loh mann ........... ................. P. A. Turner, b Rowe... ... F. Findlay, not out ........... A. Nourse, b Lobmann G. L. Dalton, c and b Loh mann .................................. C. Llewellyn, b R ow e........... P. F. Madden, b Kuys Extras .......................... Total.................. Second Innings. 0 b F.owe ........... 10 c Challinor, b Bisset ........... 9 b Rowe ........... c Lohmann, b Bisset ........... 12 13 7 c and b Lohmann 22 4 c Challinor, b Lohmann ... 5 24 b Lohmann ... 7 0 not out................... 5 2 b Lohmann 5 b Rowe 12 b Rowe 9 Extras.. 16 7 0 1I , 94 Tothl .. 129 Madden .. Llewellyn.. Burrill C. Hime ... Dalton W estern P rovince . First Innings. Second Innings, O. M. R. W. 6 60 4 . 9 76 5 . 0 14 0 . 0 14 1 . 0 3 0 ... 31 ... 6 ... 5 ... 2 O. M. R. W . 21 9 48 3 21 8 52 4 4 1 13 0 13 4 28 3 N atal ." Rowe ... 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