Cricket 1898

J uly 7, 1898. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 261 for three, only 50 behind the Sussex total. Thus the outlook for the visitors was not bright. But although Lord Hawke was again in great form, and Hirst and Denton also, the end of the innings came much sooner than was anticipated, for the tail did very little. Nevertheless. Yorkshire had a lead of 93 runs. After a good beginning by Mr. Brann and Mr. Fry, the former got well set with his captain, and the Yorkshire bowling was collared. So well did the two men bat that they seemed almost certain to play out time. The runs had been knocked off, and an extra 71 put to the credit of the couoty. Then occurred a sad collapse against the bowling of Brown, and when stumps were drawn five wickets were down, and Sussex were only 85 runs to the good. Yesterday the tail did next to nothing, and Yorkshire won with ease. S u s s e x . First innings. Marlow, c Bairstow, b Rhodes ........................ 2 G. Brann, b Rhodes ..........10 W. L. Murdoch, st Bair­ stow, b Rhodes.................14 C. B. Fry, b Haigh ..........67 W. Newham, c Bairstow, b Haigh...............................52 L. de Montezuma, b Haigh 4 Parris, c Brown, b Rhodes 11 J. C. Hartley, b Haigh ... 2 Butt, c Hirst, b Milligan ... 23 Tate, b Haigh ................. 0 Bland, not out ................. 0 Byes........................ 4 Second innings, c Tunnicliffe, b Wainwright ... 1 c Bairstow, b Brown ..........85 b Haigh ..........90 c Haigh, b Hirst 20 c Bairstow, b Brown .......... 0 st Bairstow, b Brown .......... 2 st Bairstow, b Brown .......... 0 b Brown .......... 6 c Rhodes,b Haigh 0 not o u t............... 9 b Brown .......... 5 Total Total . Y o r k s h ir e . 26 b Tate . 42 . 13 . 57 Brown, c Butt, b Parris Tunnicliffe, c Hartley, F. S. Jackson, b Tate... Denton, run o u t.......... Wainwright,cButt,bParris 26 notout Lord Hawke, c Fry, b Tate 52 Hirst, c Butt, b Bland ... 38 F.W.Milligan, c Fry, b Tate 4 Haigh, c Parris, b Bland ... 0 Rhodes, c Parris,b Bland... 13 Bairstow, not out................10 Leg-bye................. 1 b Bland not out... b Tate ... Extras ... 45 ... 12 ... 49 .. 8 ... 4 Total ..282 Total (3 wkts) 1 O. M R. W. O. M. R. W. Rhodes.......... 36 11 77 3 ... ... 13 3 35 0 Jackson 13 2 35 1 ... ... 12 5 17 0 Haigh ......... 22 7 50 5 ... ... 23 3 50 2 Milligan 5*2 1 13 1 ... ... 7 1 15 0 Wainwright.. 6 1 10 0 ... ... 5 0 15 1 Hirst ... ... 6 0 34 1 Brown ... ... 12 2 52 6 Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R W. Parris .......... 46 11 110 3 ... Bland .......... 32.3 11 70 3 ... Tate .......... 46 16 81 3 .. H: rtley.......... 41 20 0 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 61 1 17 0 ... 18 3 63 1 ... 24 7 38 2 FORE W HILL v. WANSTEAD.—Playtd at Forest Hill on July 4. F orest H ill . R. Batchelor,b Roberts S. B. Goldsmith, Roberts, b Bonner... 39 C. G. Welchman, b Banks........................ 7 W . R. Williams, b Wi-'mott .................32 M. Reichert, c Chad­ wick, b Banley ... 46 C Phillips, not out ... 30 F. Skipper, cWilmolt, b Roberts.................18 W. H. Barham, c and b Roberts............... 22 O. Moore, b Banks 11 W . G. Frowd, b Wil- m ott........................ 2 H. M. Waldock, b W ilm ott................. 0 Extras............... SO Total ...243 W a n s t e a d . G. K. Biittain, b W illiam s................ 9 A. Bank*, b Welch­ man ........................31 S. F. Chadwick, lbw, b Welchman ......... 3 W . G. Banley, b Welchman ... 0 C. C. Hoberts, c Gold­ smith. b Batchelor .. 34 H. S. Bonner. c Batchelor,bWilliams 18 Second innings:—G. K. Brittain. b Reiehirt, 4; W . G. Banley, c Batchelor, b Pnil.ips. 26; H. S. Lenw, b Reichart. 2; F. Wilmott, b Reichart. 0; A. Knapp, not out, 9 ; extra 1.—1 ofal (4 wickets), 42. F. Marten,b Batchelor H. S. Leuw, b Wil­ liams ....................... F.Wilmott cReichart, b Batchelor .......... A. Knapp, notout ... W. Temple, b Wil­ liams ........................ Extras............... Total . 129 NOTTS v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Nottingham on July 4, 5 and 6. Drawn. On the first day of this match, Lancashire com­ pleted an innings, and sent Notts in for an over. To pUy out the inconvenient few minutes, Mr. Dixon took J. Gunn to the wickets with him, and no accident happened, so that Notts started on the following morning with a clean sheet. The Lancashire batting was very sound neirly all through the team, and the best innings ringed from 43 to 82. Sugg and Mr. Hartley made the top scores; j ust at present they are two of the most dangerous batsmen in England. On Tuesday momiog, air. Dixon played beautiful cricket. After J. Gunn wa* out for 5. Shrewjbury came in. For som^ twenty minutes he was content to sample the bowling without breaking his duck, but when he had once got his eye in. he very soon began to catch up his partoer. Not that this meant that he scored with remarkable quickness, for Mr. Dixon was batting three hours and a quarter for 65. Shrewsbury made 92 in five hours and a half. It was very slow cricket, but it saved Notts from defeat without the slightest doubt, for the rest of the team failed badly. In their second innings Lancashire declared when Ward was approaching his hundred, but Not's had no difficulty in playing out time. L ancashire . Second innings. First innings. Ward (A.», c Oates, b Atte­ well ...............................10 notout... C. R. Hartley, c W . Gunn, b A ttew ell...................... 61 Tyldesley, b Attewell.......... 2 Sugg (F.), c Oates, b Atte­ well ...............................82 Baker, c Dixon, b Attewell 2 Cuttell, c W. Gunn, b Dixon 45 Lancaster, b J. Gunn..........54 Briggs, c Dixon, b Dench... 43 A. N. Hornby,b Attewell... 2 Mold, c J. Gunn, b Attewell 13 Radcliffe, not out .......... 1 B 4, lb 4, nb 1 .......... 9 c Gunn,bAttewell 31 c Oates,bAttewell 0 c Dixon,b Wass... 37 not out.................17 Extras Total .............. 824 Total (3wkts) *165 * Innings declared closed. N otts . . ... 65 not out J. A. Dixon, run out Gunn (J.), b Cuttell .......... 5 Shrewsbury, not out ..........92 Gunn (W.), b Lancaster ... 0 A. O. Jones, st Radcliffe, b Lancaster........................ 1 Attewell, b Cuttell .......... 9 Dench, c Hornby, b Cuttell 6 Guttridge, b Cuttell .......... 9 Oates, b wold .................3 Handford, lbw, b MoM ... 0 Wa>s. c Tyldesley, b Cuttell 18 B 6, lb 5 ...................... 11 Total *19 ..........14 b Mold................. 0 c Baker, b Sugg 40 c Radcliffe, b Lancaster ... 28 c Radcliffe,b Sugg 7 B 5, lb 4 ........ 9 Total (4wkts) 98 L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Wass ... . .17 2 51 0 ... ... 16 4 32 1 Attewell . 40 3 24 77 7 ... ... 44 24 53 2 Handford . . 9 2 29 0 ... Gunn, J. .27 6 67 I ... 27 11 55 0 Jones ... . . 9 0 33 0 ... Guttridge . . 3 0 16 0 ... Dixon ... . .13 3 31 1 ... 9 2 20 0 Dench ... . 3 1 5 1 .......... 1 Guttridge bowled a no-ball. N otts . 1 0 0 Cuttell ... . . 68 4 36 9i 5 ... ... 15 8 21 0 Mold ... . 53 23 75 2 .. ... 13 4 19 1 Lancaster . . 23 12 81 2 ... ... 10 7 16 1 Briefs ... . . 5 3 8 0 . . . ... 12 8 10 0 Baker ... . . 5 4 1 0 . . . ... 5 2 11 0 Sugg . ... 52 1 12 2 DULWICH on July 2. v. ADDISCOMBE Dulwich. —Played at Dulwich F. W. El is, b Pascall 13 G. Procter, not out ... 18 E. W. Tate, b Roberts 59 W. C. D. Turner, b Roberts .................77 C. E. G. Daly, not out 14 B 14, lb 1, nb7 ... 22 Total (3 wkts)203 E. G. Heasman, A. W . S. Aldridge, F. G. Finlin- son, D. B. Butler, O. R. Hampson, and F. R. Capello did not bat. A d d isc o m b e . H. Docking, b Ellis ... G C. Lambert, c Hampson, b Eliis ... 0 A. E. Dyer, b Ellis ... 6 E.R.B. Jensen, b Ellis 9 W . H. Tomkins,b Ellis 32 R. M. Roberts, c Fin- linson, b Tate..........26 C. Pascall, not out ... D. Grexille, run out .. P. S. May, c Tate, b E llis........................ C. J. Jupp, not out ... B 2, lb ‘2, nb 1 ... E. J. Cason did not bat. Total (8 wkts) 138 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE (2) v. ASHBURTON (2).—Played at Ashburton Fark on July 2. G oldsmiths *. W . Falkner, run out... 9 A. Baldwin, lbw, b Alderson.................12 W. Dray, b Starling .. 9 J. A. T. Good, b Star­ ling ........................ 3 W. A. Stanton, b Star­ ling .................16 F. Ellis, b Starling ... J. De Gruchy, b Star­ ling ........................ J. Green, not out ... E. Lander, not out ... Byes ................. 42 Total (7 wkts.) *151 A. B. Falkner and F. Bowler did not bat. * Innings declared closed. A 8HBURTON. B. Alderson, c Ellis, b G o o d ....................... B. C. Aldersou, b Good F. Starling, b Green . W.Smith, c De Gruchy, b Green ................. R. Hearne, run out ... E. Fox, b Green......... S. Hine, b Baldwin ... P. Hartley, run out... A. N. Other, not ou t. Thornton, not out ... Byes ................. Total (8 wkts.) .. 46 GOLDSMITH8’ INSTITUTE v. SIDCUP.—Piayed at New Cross on July 2. G oldsmiths *. G. H. Barron, c Mayo, b Bullock................. 0 L. J. Hanbury, b Bul­ lock ........................ 0 E.A.Rapkin,b Bullock 19 W . Tibbs, c S. Holmes, b W indelank......... 7 G. Elgood, c and b Bullock .................13 E. J. Kpreckley, b Bullock .................37 W . Titchener, o Best b Bullock................. H. Lawrence, c Wood, b Bullock................ J. Wilson, b Bullock J. Harries, b Bullock G. ttigler, not out ... B 16, lb 3 .......... Extras......... 1 M. Wood, b Tibbs ... 5 H.Holmes, lbw,brIibbs 25 B R. Scully, lbw, b Tibbs .................. 5 W. S. Murrell, c Han­ bury, Barron ... 1 W . T. Reed, c and b Hanbury...............12 H. Mayo, c and b Titchener.................. 5 S id c u p . R. Windebank, st Bapkin, b Hanbury 3 8. R. Best, b Hant ury 28 A. Holme*,b Hanbury 6 8. J. Holmes, o Rap- kin, b Hanbury ... 1 H. Y. Bullock, not out 9 B 4, lb 4, wb 1 ... 9 Total... 109 STREATHAM v. CATHERHAM. - Played Catherham on July 2. C ateriiam . G. H. Townsend, b T. Gabriel ................. 33 A. C. Cook, c Freeney, b Lehf .................32 A. Bailey, b Sutton ... 6 E. Hamilton, b Sutton 8 W. M. Langton, b Sutton ................ 0 F. Cook, c Hooper, b L e a f........................ 8 E. Blount,b Hooper... 11 F. J. Roe, c Clarke, b Gabriel .. ......... 37 E Burnand, b Gabriel 0 H. Salmon, b Gabriel 4 H. Mason, not out ... 0 Extras .................15 Total ...153 S treatham . E. S. Bai'ey, not ou t.. 67 T. B. Gabriel,c Mason, b Cook ............... . 62 J. F. Hooper, c A. Bailey, b Cook ... SO E. A. Leaf. G. Barlin Sutton, Y. Freeney, W. C did no: I at. S. Lloyd - Jones. run out ........................ 7 Extras ................. 8 Total (3 wkts.)162 ham. K. Fraser, H. H. rk and W. A. C. Hooper STREATHAM. v. SUTTON.—Played at Streatham on Ju-y 2. S treatham . E. P. Pulbrook, b Bell J R*-mmingt<)D,b Bell A. C. Rogeis, lbw, b Hadfield ................. C. A. Hill, b Bell ... N. Lloyd, not out ... Extras................. N. Miller, run out ... 30 G. Biann, c Jackson, b Dalby .................68 H. H. Scott, lbw, b Hatfield ............... 21 C. H.Le*if,c Havers, b 3 Templeton ..........13 Extras.. 8 H. S. Barkworth, b — Hadfl.ld .................10 Total ...................16 D. O. Kerr, b Btll ... 1 Secoud innings : N. Miller, not out, 63; C. H. Leaf, notout, 17; H. 8. Barkwurth. b Straker, 29; D. O. Kerr, b Jackson, 0 ; Extras, 18—Total (2 wkts), 124. B u t t o n . A. C. Havers, c Pul­ brook, b Miller ... 8 J. A. Knight, b Miller 7 R. S. Oaiby, c aud b Miller ................. 0 V. Bromage, b Lloyd 44 A. R. Dagg, c Miller, b Lloyd •................. 4 C. I.eetru, c Bark- worth, b Brann ... 47 L. Straker, c and b Lloyd ................. 6 R. M. Bell, b Brann 13 S. Rttdfield, not out 48 G. JaQkson, c Kerr, b Miller .................86 S. T e m p le to n , o Brann, b Mil er ... 0 B 9, w 3 ..........12 To al ...219