Cricket 1898

J une 9, 1898. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 181 J. E. K . Studd, H . G. Topham , J. A . Turner and C. W . W right. Studd w on the toss for C am bridge; but his side made very little use of the advantage. W hitby took six wickets for 51; and the total was 111, D e Paravicini top scorer with 37. T he two cracks, the captain and Bain- bridge, made only 6 between them. H ine- H aycock (40) and Brain (42) sent up 63 for the first O xford w ick et; Page (25) and H ine- H aycock added 46 for the third ; and N icholls (35) and Bastard (17) actually made 52 for the ninth b y good, determined hitting. The total was 209. In their second innings the Cantabs fared better. W righ t made 34 of the first 43 ; and then R ock, partnered first by Studd, whose thare was 28 of 50, aud then by Bainbridge, who helped to add 67, made a great effort for his tide. H e scored 56, and was then caught at the wicket. The total was then 160 for four. Bainbridge left at 164 for 29, and then so remarkable a collapse occurred that the innings was all over for 177. W hen O xford went in to get 80 to win, llock followed up his fine batting performance by clean b ,w ling Brain with his second ball, and O ’Brien w ith his third, before a run was scored. H ine-H aycock and Page, however, took the score to 6 1 before Page was out for 38 ; and no other wicket fell, Oxford winning by seven wickets, and H ine-H aycock carrying his bat for a capital 35, for which he had batted nearly an hour and a half. R ock had bowled fourteen overs for 13 runs and two wickets. Marchant and O ’ Brien both made “ a pair of them .” PRINJIPAL AVERAGES. B atting . Not H ’st Inns. out. Runs. A<er. score. M. C. Kemp (O.) ... 16 ... 2 ... 411 ... 29 35 ... 95 H. V. Page (O.) ... 14 ... 1 ... 363 ... 27 92 ... 72 H.W. Bainbridge (C.) 16 ... 2 ... E 67 ... 2#?21 ... 80 J. E. K. Studd (C.)... 16 ... 1 .. f86 ... 25*73 ... 8,'* T. C. O’Brien (O.) .. H ... 1 ... 375 ... 25'00 ... 92 K. J. Key (O.) ... ... 13 ... 2 ... 263 ... 23 90 ... 55 J. H. Brain (O.) ... 15 ... 0 ... 322 ... 21 46 ... 75 T.R. H.-Haycock(O.) 16 ... 2 ... 295 .. 21 07 ... 68 * Signifies not out. B owliso . Overs. Runs. Wkts. Aver. E. H. Buckland (O.) ... 101*1 ... 149 ... 13 ... 11*46 H. V. Page (O.) ..........2453 ... 364 ... 27 ... 13 48 H. O. Whitby (O .).......... 4 4*2 ... 830 ... 53 ... 15 66 E. W . Bastard (O ) ... 4033 .. 578 ... 34 ... 17'00 C. W . Rock (C.) .......... 279 .. 374 ... 21 ... 17'80 H. G. Topham (C .)........ 385 2 ... 616 ... 33 ... 18 66 B. E. Nicholls (O.)..........24r2 ... 462 ... 23 ... 20 08 C. A- Smith (C.) .......... 281 ... 531 ... 20 ... 26'£5 H. W. Bainbridge ( ’.) .. 176'3 ... 419 ... 14 .. 82 07 J .N .P . (To be continued .) CHARLTON PARK (2) v. OLD CH \RLTON (2).— Played at Charlton Park on May 30. C harlton P ark (2). First innings. Second innings. A. F. Lovey, c Hills, b Manning ........................ 6 A. J. Mascall, c Davies, b Manning ........................ 7 cHale,b Kennedy 0 T. Hazlerigg, b Hills .......... 1 b Manning...........70 S. Robertson, b Masters ... 42 c Masters, b Shef- fie'd ................. 1 A.C.Weber,cSheffield,bHil!s 0 c Hills, b Matters 23 S. K. Mills, b Hills .......... 1 not out................ 16 G. Hazlerigg. b Hills.......... 0 J. E. Chipp, b Masters ... 9 b Kennedy.......... 8 Dr. Keats, c Hale, b Masters 18 b Kennedy.......... 4 W. J. Cowley, c Sheffie.d, b Masters ........................ 1 A Burnett,c Hale, b Masters 2 A. E. Mascall, not out ... 2 b Kennedy..........12 B 5 ,lb l, w l, n b l ... 8 B 3, lb 3, w 5 .. 11 Total Gates, b Burnett ... 22 Penstone, b Mascall .. 5 Hills,cKeats,bBurnett 28 Davies, b Keats . ... 7 Masters, lbw, b Keats 2 Payne, b Burnett ... 4 Spur, b Burnett......... 0 Sheffield, c Mascall, b Weber .................39 ................97 O ld C harlton . Total..........145 Cross, b Keats .......... 1 Kennedy, b Mascall... 9 A.L.Manning, not out 10 Hale,c Mills, b Mascall 10 Byes ................. 3 Total . 140 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. BEXLEY.-Played at Bexley on May 28. B exley . Peter, c and b Murrell 11 Newton, b Murrell Henderson, b Murrell Collins, run o u t........ Osborne, not out Matthews, not out ... Pickett, b Murrell ... 14 Benham, lbw, b Moun- cher ..................... 8 Upton, st Best, b Mur­ rell ........................ 4 Baynes, c Leaver, b Murrell ................ 27 Roberts, b Windebank 35 G oldsmiths ’ . W. T. Reed, b Baynes 6 W. Manley, c Benham Total (9 wkts.) *139 ♦Innings declared closed. W. Leaver, oMatthews b Peter ................ W. Murrell, b Baynes R. Windebank, run out ........................ H. Mayo, c Picket, b Osborne b Osborne.................17 H. De Lacy, b Peter .. 1 S. R. Best, c Baynes, b Osborne................. 0 B yes................. 7 Total (8 wickets) 51 Bottomley, A Mouncer and W. A. Wayland, did not bat. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. HONOR O A K .- Played at New Cross on May 30. G oldsmiths *. First innings. Second innings. W. Falkner, st Jones, b Harrison ......... ......... 0 b Raven ........... 1 W . S. Murrell, b Wilkie ... 14 cHarrison,b Jones 6 G. P. Mollard, c Jones, b Harrison ........................ 0 c and b Harrison 25 W. T. Reed, c and b Harri­ son..................................... 10 c Buxton, b Mayo 7 B. Jenkins, b Mayo ......... 13 run out S. R. Be&t, c Buttonb Harri­ son ..................................... 8 lbw, b Buxton W. H. Joanes, notout ... 10 b Chapman .. R. Windt-bank, b Mayo ... 0 G. W . Gillingham, b Harri­ son ..................................... 0 C. L. Bo1.ten, c and b Harri­ son......................................10 H. Mayo, b Harrison.......... 6 not out B 5, w 1 .......... 6 26 , 95 Total H. Burton, c and b Gillingham ........22 G. Harrison, c Best, b Murrell . ............48 A. Jones, c Murrell, b Mollard .................20 T. Grac y, b Gilling­ ham ................. ... 11 F. Wilkie, c and b Mollard ................ 10 C. Mirch,bGillingham 1 H onor O a k . B 8 ,1-b 1, w 1 10 Total (7 wkts.) 107 C. Mayo, b Mollard .. 0 F. Raven, c Reed, b Mollard ................ 0 W. Loder. st. Best b Mollard................ 4 E. Chapman, not out 0 J. Buxton, b Mollard 6 B 6, lb 4, w 1, nbl 12 Total .134 BOWDEN1 HOUSE SCEOOL (BARROW) v. PERCY HOUSE SCHOOL.-Played at Bowden House on May 28. B owden H ouse S chool . E. A. Breithaupt, b F. H.Streeten,c Acton, Bevan....................... 2 b Bevan ................... 1 G.C.Churchill,run out 6 H. W. Inglis. b Bevan 7 E M.Alisson cAdims, H. O. Wan'on, lunout 1 b Bevan .................20 L. J. Arnold,b Acton 3 N, G. Darnell, b Bevan 0 G. F. Walker,not out.. 1 C. E.Wilkins, b Bevan 8 Extras...................... 7 S. W. FiUiell, c Acton, — b Bevan .................21 Total ........ 77 Second innings:—G. C. Chur^hil1. c Carter, b Acton. 4; E. M. Alisson, c Carter, b Bevan, 4 ; N. G. Darnell, not out, 19; extras, 1.—Total (2 wkts ), 28. Bevan (i) b E.A.Breit­ haupt ....................... 5 Lovell, b E. A. Breit­ haupt ....................... 1 Holland, c rC. D.Wan­ ton, b E. M. A'isson 7 Acton, c E. A. Breit­ haupt,bK M.Alisson 2 Adam-* (i) not out ... 14 Adams (ii) c E. A. Breithaupt, b E. M. Allison ................. 0 P krcv H ousb S chool . Bevan (ii)cG.F.Walker, b E. AI. Alisson ... Bishop, rui out... .. Ailenberg, b E. M. Aiisson ................. Carter, b S. W. Tihe l Shuter, b H-. W. Filsell Extras................ Total ...* ... - HORNSEY v. RICHMOND.—Played at Richmond on May 30. H ornsey . R. W. Nicholls, b Den­ ham ........................ 5 B. A. Clarke, c Ball, b W iliiam s................ 0 L. Tubbs, c Wrigley, b Denham............... 4 F. J. Nicholls, b Lucas 65 S. L. Clarke, c Beldam, b Williams ......... 9 S.W.Tubbs.bWil.iams 11 F. H. Swinstead, c Wrigley, b Williams 0 J. H. N ic h o lls , c Williams, b Chalde­ cott ........................ G. D. A y lin g , b Williams.................5 C. W. Talbot, b Lucas R. Allison, not out ... Total ...132 R ichmond . A. S. Bull, not out .. 82 G. L. Lyons, b Alli- R. S. Lucas, lbw, b A. son .......................... 6 Clarke....................... 0 R F. G. Chaldecott, G. W. Beldam, b B. not out ................. 4 A. Clarks................. 8 B 5, lb 1 ........... 6 E. W. Ball, c Nicholls, — b A llison .................42 Total (5 wkts.)... 148 H. B. Denham, P. T. Wrigley, W. Williams, and A. Hold, did not bat. STOICS v. CHELMSFORD.—Played at Chelmsford on May 30. S toics . First innings. Second innings. A. W. Rammell, b Ballard 24 notout ................ 45 F. W. Holton, c Hillard, b Ballard ........................54 E. Gregory, b Ballard........11 cHillard,bWalker 20 C. E. E. Lee, lbw, b Walker 6 R. J. Hutchinson, b Ballard 2 b Bury.................15 V. Given-Wilson, run out... 3 c and b Walker .. 2 E.W. Richardson, b Walker 4 H.A.H.Carson,lbw,bBallnrd 0 A. H. Bartlett, c Sheldrake, b Ballard ........................ 0 W. J. Haycraft, not out ... 2 c and b Walker... 0 J. Wallett, b Ballard.......... 2 Extras........................ 3 Extras ..........10 Total .............. Ill C helmsford . Total (4 wkts) 92 J.L. Martin,b Gregory W.J. Gray, c Gregory, b H olton................. T.N.Perkins,c Holton, b Gregory............... W. Hillard, b Eolton S.J.Ballard, b Gregory M. G. Peterkin, b Gregory ................. Rev.A.M.Bury,notout 17 G. H. Gray, run out... 0 H. D. Sheldrake, b Holton ................. 6 H.W. Robinson absent 0 T.Walker,c&‘bHolton 0 Extras................. 7 Total 61 NONDESCRIPTS v. REIGATE HILL.—Played at Reigate on May 28. N ondescripts . First innings. J. S. Haycraft, c &b Colman 10 A. R. Trimen, b Hunt ... 4 H. Wade, c Colraan, b Hunt 3 C. D. D. McMillin, b Colman 8 R. Matthews, st Druce, b Colman ........................ 3 R A.Hill.cCrickmay.b Hunt 18 R. Leigh-Ibbs, b Colman ... 0 G. S. Hickson, b Colman ... 0 S. S. Pawling, b Colman ... 5 F. Y. Selfe, b Hunt ......... 1 L. Hutchinson, not out ... 0 Extras........................ 1 Second innings. b Heriot ......... 17 not out................ 1 c Druce, b Heriot 1 runout.................10 c Hart-Davis, b Colman .......... b Colman .......... lbw, b How lbw, b How c Liairis, b Pigou not ou t................ b Harris .......... Extms ......... Total ................53 R eigatk H ill . Total (9 wkts) 142 G. R. Hunt, lbw, b Trimen .................50 T. H. G. Welch, b Hutchinson ........ 6 W. G. Druce, not out 37 J.T. Richardson,bSelfe 9 C.Hart-Davis.bTrimen 0 G. Heriot, b Pawling .. 9 Dr. Co’man, b Pawling 1 E. L. Crickmay, b Pawling ................. R. W. Harris, c Hill, b Trimen ................. S. How, b Trimen ... H. Pigou, b Selfe E xtras................. Total ...132 KENSINGTON PARK v. M.C.C.—Played at St. Quintin's Park on May 30. K ensington P ark . J. G. Donaldson, b Whitehead ......... 2 C. H. M. Thring. c Car­ lin, b Whitehead ... 2 E. S. G. Lloyd, run out 4 C.G. Hildyard, c Man- der, b B urton......... 11 P. Reynolds, b White­ head .......... .......... 0 P.Greatoven, c Hulton- b Burton ................ 1 M. G. Nelson, c Man- der, b Burton.......... 9 M.C. J. Gifford, c M. A. Nicholas, b Reynolds 63 * — - 6 M.A..Nicholas,notout 28 S. W. Hunt, c Harri­ son, b Burton........ Sid <hristopherson, st Carlin, b Burton ... 0 H. D. Nicholas, Ibw, b Whitehead......... 0 C. M a cd o n a ld , b Whitehead .......... 4 Total C. Hulton, b Lloyd Capt. G. C. Bigge, R.E., b Lloyd ................. 0 W.E .Harrison, c Lloyd, b Reynolds ......... 68 Carlin, c Greatorex, b Donaldson............... 65 J.Leigh, c M. A. Nicho­ las, b Nelson .. *... 1 C. H. W. Mander, c M. A. Nicholas, b Nelson 3 C. D. Brooks did not bat, C. Whitehead, Rey­ nolds ...........................19 B. J. Webb-Bowen, c Lloyd, b Cliriato- pherson .................. 1 Burton,c M.A. Nicho­ las, b Lloyd .............11 Captain Burnaby, not out ...........................10 B 8, lb 8, n b l ...17 Total ...261