Cricket 1898

M a t 19, 1898. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 133 was one of the most successful bowlers. His second innings was a truly magnificent one, in spite of two or three chances, the first of which was not given until he had passed the century. H e was b a tii'g under four hours, thus scoring at the rate of about 45 an h o u r; hit seventeen 4’s, eight 3’s, nineteen 2’s, and forty-five singles; and was in while 276 were put on. Mansfield (44) helped him to add 111 for the fourth wicket, and while they were in together 70 runs were made in three-quarters of an hour. Studd actually ran up 38, while De Paravicini, ordinarily by no means a slow scorer, made a siDgle. The latter gentleman, by the way, was highest scorer in the first innings with 61, and had five wickets for 42 in the match. Henery scored 35 and 29. For Surrey, Maurice Bead made 50 in the first innings; in the second W . W. scored 56 and Shuter 45. Henderson, with quite plain straight bowling, took six wickets for 82. The M.C.C. got together a very strong team for the match at Lord’s ; but the Light Blues pulled through by 81 runs. Barnes’s 72 in the second innings was considerably the highest score for the club ; for Cam­ bridge, De Paravicini (40 and 65) and J. E. K. Studd (16 and 69) did splendid work. J.N .P. (To be continued.) QTJERNHOEE SCHOOL (under 14) v. BBOMLEY PAltK SCHOOL (1st XI.)—Played at Bromley on May 11. Q uernmore S chool . N. 0 . Carpenter, b Warner ................. C. W. Sharp, b Lownd W . D u rbridge, b Lownd ................. A. Noel, b Lowbd ... F. F. Klinkhardt, b Lownd.. ................ R. M. Phelips, c Wal­ ker, b Warner......... 5 H. D. F. Wippell, c and b L ow nd.......... 7 * Innings declared closed. B romley P ark S chool . 24 Y. Zimmerman, not out ...........................51 S. I). Carpenter, c and b Warner.................. 5 W. Phillip?, c LaytoD, b Elliot ....................17 T. R. Wharton, not out ......................... 1 B 2, w 8 ............10 Total (9 wkts )*1E8 F. A. Warner, c Wip­ pell, b Sharp ......... 0 F.Elliot, c Klinkhardt, b Sharp .-............... 2 R. S. Lownd, c Klink­ hardt, b Sharp........20 A. C. Home, c Dur­ bridge, b Wharton.. 6 H. L. Knollys, b 8harp 8 E. F. Oppe, c Dur­ bridge, b Wharton.. 10 C. G. Wood, b Dur­ bridge....................... H. A. Lownd, c Klink­ hardt, b Durbridge W.H .Haslam,cWhar­ ton, b Durbridge ... G. S. Layton, run out A. D. W’alker, b Dur­ bridge....................... B 4, w 6, nb 2 ... Total .......... OLD CIT1ZEN8 v. NORWOOD—Played at Nor­ wood on May 14. N orwood . S. Hollands, b Jephson 21 H. Ashmead, c R. C. Cole, b Page ......... 53 H.A.Sherriff,b Barnett 14 W.D. Hallam,stAdams b Barnett.................11 A. P. Roe, b Page ... 7 D. Gillespie, c Dent, b Page ................. 6 H. T. Knight, c J. F. Cole, b P a ge..........13 W. Austin, not out... 13 B 3, lb 2, nb 3 ... Total ... *14*5 G. Topp, S. Ellis, L. F. Elliott did not bat. * Innings declared closed. O ld C itizens . W. D. Waller, lbw, b Gillespie ................. S. A. Kyffia, b Knight J.H.Barnett,cHollaxid, b Gillespie ........ L. Mirylees, b Gillespie E. E. Dent, c Elliott, b Knight ................. J. Page, b Knight ... R. C. Cole, c Elliott, b Gillespie ................. J. E. Adam s, b Gillespie................. S. Williams, c and b Gillespie................. H. G. Johnson, not out J. F. Cole,not out ... B 7, lb 1 .......... Total (9 wkts) 36 WANDERERS v. EAST MOLESEY.—Played at East Molesey on May 11. W anderers . . Colman, b Piice D. L. A Jephson, Price ,27 R. Williams, c Stoner, b Price .................19 H.W . Wheeler, notout 62 A.H.Behrend.cWelch, b Price ................. 2 C. G.Moggridge,cand b Price ................. 0 W. E. Hobbs, b Price 8 A. J. Carter, b Stoner 18 J. Allen, b Stoner ... 4 Extras.................19 Total (8wkts) 165 E a st M olesly . A. E. K n ight, b W illiams................. 5 J. Prince, lbw, b Jephson ................. 2 R. J. Sivers, b Jephson 17 A. J. Crowder, st Beh- rend, b Jephson ...38 A. Stoner,b Jephson .. 4 C. C. Baiker.b Jephson 0 L.Malleson,b Wheelfr F. E. G. Johnson, not out ........................ H B . Vogel,b Wheeler E. Potter, b Jephson . A. F.Welch.bJephson Extras................. Total , 93 Second innings : A. E. Knight, b Williams, 5 ; J. Price, c sub, b Williams, 3; R. J. Sivers, c sub, b Jephson, 16; A. J. Crowder, not out, 17 ; F. E. G. Johnson, b Jephson, 1; extras, 5. Total, 47. W0ITGIFT SCHOOL v. J. C. LOVELL’S XI.- Played at Tulse Hill on May 14. W hitgift S chool . W.H. Sandell,b Robin­ son ... ................. J. H. Ma^ey, run out T. A. Roose, b Robin­ son ........................ W. G. Smith, b Robin- goi .......................... ... R. Human, c Meller,b Robinson................. J. R. Densham, b Candler ................. W . W. Henman, c Lovell, b Candler... A. B. Geen, b Candler F. W. Robarts, not out A. E. Marshall, c Langton, b Candler D. McLean, c Moun­ tain. b Candler G. Smith, b Candler Total 16 J. C. L o v e ll’ s XI. S. H. Flindt, b W . G. Smith....................... Sainsbury, b W . G. Smith........................ L. W. Roberts, stMar­ shall, b G. Smith ... V. Short, c Sandell, b W. G. Smith .......... K. Robinson, c W . G. Smith, b McLean ... C. H. Mountain, b W. G. Smith ................. J.P.Candler,b Sandell 0 A. Meller, c Henman, b W. G. Smith .. 17 H. Ring, bWG . Smith 12 E. G. Langton, c and b W. G. Smith ... 4 G. A. Ring, b W . G. Smith ................. 0 E. D. Lovell, not out 2 B 7, lb 1 .......... 8 Total R.M.A. WOOLWICH v. INCOGNITI.-Played at Woolwich on May 11. R.M.A. N. Shuce, b Ridsdale . 18 A.H.Dubonlay.runout 8 R. C. Hill, b Kidsdale. 27 F. L. Giles, b Fleming 20 J.M.Q, Sealy,bFleming 26 A. D. Langholme' c Fleming, b Ridsdale 1 T. P. Benn, b Kidsdale 0 W . M. Murray, c Col­ lins, b Ridsdale ... G. R . V enning, b Fleming ... •......... C. A. Lyon, run out.. C. A. Hare, not out... Extras................ I ncognito . Total H. T. Stanley, ltw, b Venning ................. 4 W.H.Collins,bVenning 77 W . K. Tarver, b Benn 27 R. B. Airey, b Murray 19 A. E. Ridsdale, b Luce 1 Capt.F.FlemingbBenn 36 J. A. Berners, c Lang­ holm, b Sealy......... 22 H. de C. Huntsman, b Sealey................. D. C. Lee, b Venning T.W.Pritchett,notout C. C. M ow att, b Venning................. B 10, lb 1, w 1 ... Total .......... i HAMP3TEAD v. SURBITON.—Played at Surbiton on May 14. S urbiton . H. B. Richardson, b W oodall..............53 George Brann, c P. Wilson, b Hale ... 3 C.A.Trouncer, not out 169 F. J. Newton, b Os­ mond ..................... 3 P. Castle, c Hale, b Osmond ............... 4 H. W . Truman, c A’- Deane, b H ale...... 1 H ampstead , L. Castle, c Osmond, b Hale ................. 1 W.B.Windeler, b Hale 0 E. A.Vickery, b Wood­ all ........................ 0 Rev. C. R. Bailey, c McNeil, b Woodall 15 G. Pinkerton, abeent... 0 Extras................. 9 Total ...258 H.Woodall,c Richard­ son, b Trouncer ... 63 W. W. A’Deane, b Windeler................. 7 R. R. Cruise, c Castle, b Trouncer ......... 16 N. C. Fowler,b Troua- cer ........................ 4 W. 8. Hale, c Richard­ son, b Brann......... 5 T. M. Farmiloe, c and b Brann ................. 6 A. A. Carter, b Brann 16 H. McNeil, c Newton, b Brann ................. H. Wilson, c Newton, b Trouncer .......... 0 P. F. Wilson, not out 6 A .B.Osmond, c Brann, b Trouncer .......... Extras................. O X F O R D U N IV E R S IT Y T R IA L M A T CH , X I I . v. X V I . Played on M ay 12, 13 and 14. The Sixteen w on b y seven wickets. W ith th3 exception of the Captain, who bowled remarkably w ell, and Mr. Champain, the Tw elve did not show to advantage; in ­ deed, the Sixteen w ere a match for them at every point. Bosanquet, More and W hite all did well w ith the ball, while M ontm orency and Morres were in very good batting form. Mr. Champain’s innings of 73 for the X I I . stood entirely by itself. F irst XII. First innings. Second innings. F. L. Fane (Magdalen), c Montmorency, b More ... 1 b Bosanquet ... 10 B. D. Bannon (Oriel), c Crawley, b Good .......... 4 c Crawley, b Good 0 F. H. B. Champain (Hert­ ford). b Good .................12 oMitcliell,bWhite 73 G. E. Bromley-Martin (New College), c Morres, b More 3 c Montmorency, b Bosanquet ... 5 R. E. Foster (University), c Montmorency, b Bosan­ quet ...............................25 b Bosanquct ... 12 A. Eccles (Trinity), b More 4 runout............... 19 E. C. Lee (University), not u t.....................................25 c Montmorency, b Bosanquet ... 3 F.H.E. Cunliffe (New Col.), c Wilson, b Bosanquet ... 1 c Montmorency, b More ........... 1 F. W. Stocks (Oriel), c A. Hollins, b Bosanquet ... 3 c Bosanquet, b White .......... 4 E. C. Wright (Keble), c Morres, b White .......... 7 c Bosanquet, b More................. 0 G. M. Billings (St. Cathar­ ine's), lbw, b (iood.......... 5 b More................... 1 R. W. Fox (Hertford), c Mitchell, b White .......... 3 not ou t.................. 2 B 3, nb 1 ................. 4 B6, lb I, w 1... 8 Total ...134 Total %......... , 97 1 N e x t XVI, First innings. H.B.Parkes(Chr.st Church), c Eccles, b Stocks .......... H. F. Moires (Keble), c Stocks, b Billings .......... F. H. Hollins (Magdalen), b Billings ........................ A. S. Crawley (Magdalen), c Fane, b Stocks .......... L. P. Collins (Keble), c Wright, b Cunliffe.......... R. H. De Montmorency (Keble), b L e e ................. A. M. Hollins (Hertford), b Cunliffe ........................ B. J. T. Bosanquet (Oriel), c and b Cunliffe .......... D.D.Wilson (New College), cChampain, b Cunliffe ... W. H. Follett (University), c and b Cunliffe .......... F. H. Mitchell (Balliol), c Bannon, b L e e ................. R.Joyce (Brasenose),c Cun­ liffe, b W right................. F. Symes-Thompson (Christ Church), c Bannon, b Lee F. Good (Magdalen), b Stocks............................... R. E More (Christ Church), b Stocks ... ................. H. White (Keble), not out... B10, nb2 ................. Total........... 138 Second innings, c Fox, b Cunliffe 6 c and b Cunliffe... 14 b Cunliffe..........17 cCunliffe.bStocks 5 b Cunliffe .............10 b Cunliffe .............15 runout.................12 c Foster, b Cun­ liffe ................. 3 not out.................. 5 not out.................. 4 B 10, lb 2, nb2... 14 Total ...131 Total (8 wkts) 105 F ibst x i r. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. More ... ..........14 5 24 3 ........... 16 1 8 28 3 G o o d ................ 18 5 43 3 ........... 5 1 18 1 Bosanquet......... 12 3 13 2 ........... 26 12 33 4 Mitchell .......... 9 3 8 1 ........... 7 1 17 0 White................. 8 6 5 2 ........... 17 8 20 2 Follett ... 6 3 14 0 Good bowled a no-ball and Follett a wide. Stocks N ext XVI. First innings. O. M. R. W. Billings ..........12 Cunliffe ..........11 Wright ..........16 ... 20 10 4 i 4 .. 4 27 4 18 5 .. 4 27 1 ... 12 10 5 3 .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. , . 8 0 32 1 2 17 0 10 30 6 !3 12 0 6 20 5‘2 Stocks and Cunliffe bowled two no-balls.