Cricket 1898

194 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 9, 1898. DULWICH v. IBIS.—Played at Burbage Road, Dulwich on June 4. D ulwich . W.Morris,b Simmonds 1 T. R. Pearse, b Sim­ monds ................. 0 H. G. Cryer. b Wright 3 L. Phillips, b Wright 0 F. Huntley, c Dewey, b Wright ................1 C. P. Tregallas, b Sim­ monds ................. 0 O. Jones, lbw, b Buck­ land ........................15 W . L. Roberson, b Pearse ................. 8 E. Dewey, run out ... 12 E. White, c Jones, b Pearse ................. 1 E. Buckland, b Cryer 83 S. Marshall, run out... 21 S. Lewis, b Tregallas 5 E. Raynor, c Jones, b Cryer........................ 0 E.H.Heasman, c Mar­ shall, b Buckland... 23 F. E. Stafford, bBuck- la n d ........................ 4 R. E. Mayo, c New- eon, b White . P. Light, not out B 5, lb 1 ... Total ... R. B. Newson, c Mor­ ris, b Pearse ........ 6 F. G. Simmonds, not out ........................ 6 D. Segg, c Huntley, b Cryer........................ 6 W . Wright, b Pearse 1 Leg-bye .......... 1 Total ...100 BLUE MANTLES v. GRANVILLE (LEE).-Played at Tunbridge Wells on June 1. B lue M antles . T. W . Mitchell, Roberts ................. 5 W . W. Cooper, c Lin­ coln. b Turner........ 0 C. S. Dean, b Roberts 10 J. P. S. Harvey, st Layman, b Roberts 14 F. D. Curtis, b Turner 5 E. M. Scott-Smith, b Turner ................. 4 J. H. Kelsey, run out 7 A. E. Carruthers, b Roberts .................12 J. A. F. Moncrieff, b Turner .................15 E.H .Rodwell.bRoberts 4 A. P. Braybrook, not out ........................ 2 Extras.................12 Total G ranville . P. P. Lincoln, bCooper 0 IL Roberts, not out ... J. P. Clarkson, not out 0 Total (1 wkt.) 90 INCOGNITI v. WIMBLEDON.—Played at Wim­ bledon on June 4. I ncogniti . First innings. Sir Wm. Russell, b Sanders 8 A. G. Bell, b Sanders.......11 H. G. Rice, c Ashton, b Sanders.......................... 30 Capt. Fleming, b Muir ...18 M. A. Nicholas, c Foster, b Muir ............................10 Second innings. b Ashton ..........l: b Ashton .......... ! st Nesbitt, b Reeves .......... 9 b Muir................. 1 D. W. J. Duncan, c Nesbitt, b Muir............................... 0 E. Rodreguez, b Sanders ... 12 E. A. Parke, b Sanders ... 0 A. H. Wall, b Ashton......... 3 W. R. Stratton, not ont ... 0 A. Saltmirsh, c Foster, b Sanders............................. 0 B 11, lb 3 .................14 c Nesbitt, Ashton ... b Muir.......... not out.......... run out......... b Muir.......... c Westray, Ashton ... b Reeves ... Byes... b ... 16 Total.. ..............106 WlMRLEDON. Total..........75 W. E. Martyn, c Rod- requez, b Stratton ... 17 D. Forde, c and b Fleming ................ 6 W. Muir, b Stratton... 1 F. W. Westray, Ibw, b Fleming............... 0 E. W. Reeves, b Fleming ................ 1 H. Ross, b Fleming ... 0 W . Holland, not out.. 18 Second in n in g sW . E. Martyn, not out, 7 ; D. Forde, st Wall, b Duncan, 5; H. Ross, not out, 9; W . Holland, c Wall, b Duncan, 4; byes 3.—Total (2 wickets), 28. H. Ashton, b Stratton F. L. Sanders, c and b Stratton............... C. R. Foster, b Stratton ................. A. S. Nesbitt, c Dun­ can, b Fleming Byes................. T o ta l.......... “TH E G O S S A G E ” P A T EN T H O S E -R E E L . B INNEY ’S “ GREY RED ” AND ARMOURED RED I N D I A - R U B B E R HOSE Lasts for Years. No. 1size -7/6 Will carry 120ft. of Jin. hose. No. 2size ■10/6 Will carry 150ft. of |in. hose. No. 3size -15/- Will carry 220ft. of gin. hose. No. 4size -25/- Will carry 240. of lin. hose. BINNEY ANDSON, 62, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, E.G. Write for Prices. M.C.C. y. DULWICH.—Played at Burbage Road, Dulwich, on May 81. M.C.C. H. J. Mordaunt, c and b Pearse ................. 0 S. Gore, c Stafford, b Darby .................34 C. Hutton, b Pearse... 8 D. E. Hardy, b Darby 4 Capt. Bigge.b Darby.. 12 West, c J. F. Colyer, b A. H. 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