Cricket 1898

J ctly 28, 1898. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 301 KENT t . ESSEX. Played at Leyton on July 21, 22 and 23. Drawn. What might have been a very interesting milch was spoiled by the rain on Fi iday, which put an end to play at one o’clock. For two or three hours things went extremely well with Kent. Mr. Burnup and Mr. Mason were both in splendid form, and after Alec Hearne had been dismissed for a moderate score, completely collared the bowling, putting on 117 for the second wicket in an hour and a half. Then came a remarkable collapse, the Kent batsmen being unable to make head or tail of the bowling of Young. Essex began well, and at close of play had lost a wicket for 76—Carpenter 34 and Mr. Owen not out 35. The 76 was made into 137 for three wickets on Friday, before the rain came. On Saturday, Mr. Perrin played most patient cricket, his innings of 106 not out lasting for six hours and a half; it was of the greatest value to his side, partly because it took such a loi>g time to make. Mr. Owen Russell and Mr. Lucas also played well, and although Wright disposed of the tail very quickly, the total exceeded that of Kent by 54. There was, however, no chance of finishing the match, and after Alec Hearne had been badly run out, Mr. Burnup and Mr. Mason easily played out time. It is a pity that there was not time enough for Mr. Burnup to try to make a double>hundred in the match. C. J. Burnup, c Mead, b Kortright .......131 H earn e (Alec), c Young, b Mead ... 22 J. R. Mason, b Kort­ right .......................77 B.D.Bannon,b Young 15 Easby, b M ea d .......... 0 G. J. Y. Weigall, b Young ................. 7 F. Marchant, b Young 1 J.LeFleming.b YouDg 9 Martin, c Russell, b Young ................. 0 Wright(W.),c Russell, b Bull .................15 Huish, not out .......... 1 Leg-byes .......... 2 Total .. 280 Second innings C. J. Bumup, not out, 62 ; Heame (Alec), run out, 25 ; J. R. Mason, not out, 33.—Total (one wicket), 120. E ssex . H. G. Owen, c Le Fleming, b Martin 51 Carpenter, o Huish, b Wright .................34 P. Perrin, not out ...106 C. McGahey, c Mason, b Hearne.................10 A. P. Lucas, b Hcame 37 F. L. Fane, c Hearne, b M ason................. 9 Russell, b Martin ... C. J. Kortright, b Wright ................. Mead, b Wright......... F. G. Bull, c Huish, b Wright ................. Young, b Wright ... B 15, lb 3, nb 1 ... Total Kortright Bull ... Mead ... Young... Carpenter McGahey Owen ... Perrin ... K ent . First innings. O. M. R. W. , 15*3 2 23 5 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 7 7 , 18 13 4 , 2 iO 15 E ssex . O. M. R. W . 47 2 20 55 5 33 15 56 1 ,36 11 84 2 Hearne ... 44 16 94 2 , Martin bow Wright ... Mason ... Martin O.M. R. W. Easby..........4 0 10 0 Le Fiemiog 3 0 8 0 Marchant... 2 1 8 0 ed a no-ball. FOREST HILL v. CHARLTON PARK.—Played at Charlton Park. F orest H il l . F. Skipper, c Hoskin, b Pease .................20 B. Batchelor, c Dodd, b Pease ................. 2 S. B. Goldsmith, c H. C. Sargent, b Thomas .................14 C. F. Phillips, e S. R. Sargent, b H. C. Sargent .................11 W. L. Pierce, c and b .................10 H. E. Saberton, lbw, b Pease .............. 13 C. J. Welchman, not out ........................43 W.M. Bradley,cDodd, b H. C. Sargent ... 61 G. J. Newman, b H. C. Sargent ... 1 Extras................ 2 Total (8 wkta)*177 C. Moore and P. Gibbon did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C harlton P a r k . J. F. Hosken, b J. H«tzlerigg, c Brad- Bradley ................. 5 ' * * A. J. Dodd, c Pierce, b Welchman .......... 6 R. G. Cowley, b Bradley ................. 0 Capt W . McCanlis, ran out .................15 H. C. Sargent, c and b Welchman .......... 1 J. Hunter, st Gibbon, b Welchman .......... 0 Total ............94 ley, b Welchman ... 0 S. R. Sargent, c Bradley, b Welch­ man ........................ 2 A. H. Pease, b Welch­ man ........................ 0 S. Thomas, not out... 41 R. Brown, b Bradley .. 0 Extras................ 24 LANCASHIRE v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Played at Leicester on July 21, 22 and 23. Lancashire won by an innings and 24 runs. Fine all-round cricket by the Lancashire team, more especially by Mr. Eccles, Ward, Tyldesley, Cuttell and Baker, pointed to an easy victory for the visitors. The Leicestershire batting was not good on the whole, but Brown and Coe played splendid cricket. In the follow-on. Brown and Coe again very greatly distinguished themselves, and Mr. Stocks played another of his useful innings, but the lead gained by Lancashire was altogether too great. L an cash ire . C. R. H a rtle y , c Pougher, b Coe ... 26 Ward (A.), c White­ side, b Woodcock ... 51 Tyldesley, c Knight, b Agar ... ................... 50 Sugg (F.),c Whiteside, b Woodcock ............29 Cuttell, b Wood............75 A. Eccles, b Agar ...139 W. B. Stoddart, c and b Wood .............. Baker, c Stocks, Woodcock ... . Briggs, c Whiteside, A ga r..................... Mold, b Agar ... . Radcliffe, not out B 5, lb 5, w 6 . 18 Total .484 L eicestersh First innings. C. E. De Trafford, b Mold... 16 C. J.B. Wood,lbw, b Cuttell 15 Knight, b Mold ................. 0 Brown, not out ................ 59 Pougher,cRadcliffe,bCuttell 0 Agar, run out ................. 0 IRE. Second innings. cEc •les.bStoddart 8 c Hartley, b Stod­ dart .................21 cWard,bStoddart 8 b Mold, b Briggs ... st Radcliffe, Stoddart... b Briggs Coe, b Stoddart ................ 61 Whitehead, b Cuttell......... 2 F. W. Stocks, st Radcliffe, b Stoddart........................ 0 bMold... WootJcock, c Eccles, b Stod­ dart ............................... 0 b Mold .. Whiteside, c Eccles, b Mold 11 not out... Byes ........................ 8 B 6, lb f ...110 .. 17 b ... 3 47 cEccles,bStoddart43 Total .................172 Total......... 288 Woodcock Stocks Pougher Coe L an cash ibe . O. M. R. W. 5 94 26 5 87 0 25 3 70 0 24 5 71 1 A g a r........ Whitehead Brown Wood O. M. R. W. 20 1 80 3 0 21 3 1 6 15 5 Brown bowled fire and Coe one no-ball. L eicestersh ire . First innings. Second innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Cultell ... .. 34 11 60 3 ... .. 24 9 45 0 Mold .. 17-1 4 4 t 3 ... .. 25 2 6 64 3 Briggs ... . . 7 2 27 0 ... .. 37 20 40 2 Baker . 2 0 9 0 ... . . 5 2 13 0 Stoddart... ... 11 2 22 8 ... .. 31 9 100 5 Sugg . . 4 0 14 0 UPPER CLAPTON v. LONDON AND WEST­ MINSTER BANK.—Played at Upper Clapton on July 16. U pper C lapto n . P. A. Irby, lbw, b Simpson R. H. Pannell, b Simpson ................. 8 W. W. K. Robinson, b Simpson................. 8 J. P. Dickson, c W. Bradbery, b Allcock 0 J. W . Hine, run o u t. 19 J. S. Tekell, b Simp3on 0 S.A.Homer,stBrenan, b Manfield ..........24 C. V. Gane, b Simpson 0 H. O. Hood, ran out 11 E. L. Johnson,not out 10 H.H utchinson,cBow­ man, b Simpson B 9, lb 1, w 1 Total ... 91 L ondon and W estm inster B an k . C. A. Snell, not out, 71; H. O. Manfield, not out, 107 ; b 12, lb 4.—Total 194. C. J. Bowman, W . Bradbery, A. G. Gough, T. H. Breman, J. Bradbery, J. M. Allcock, A. J. Richard­ son, C. C. Simpson and A. Podmore did not bat. PRESCOTT DIMSDALE’S v. WILLIAMS DEA.CON’S.—Played at Catford Bridge on July 14 and 15. P rescott D im sdalb ’ s . G. Brown, not out, 66; F. E Hills, b Wheeler, 2 ; W. A. Coppinger, not out, 101; extras, 22.—Total (1 wickat), *l»i. •Inningsdeclared closed. L. G. Ilsley, H. E. Harris, H. Brown, C. Ledger, A. P. Brown, C. Rees, A, G. Denton and L. St. Brewitt did not bat. W illiam s D eacon ’ s . Wheeler, b Ilsley ... 6 C. A. Neilson, notout 48 Shand, b Hills .......... 2 Dixon, b Hiils .......... 0 H. F. Escott, b Hsley 4 C’arke, b Ilsley..........10 Gibson, W. A. Garrod and Hughes did not tat. H .H .Mortimer,b Hsley 0 L. R. Bacon, not out .. 3 B 10, lb 2 ..........12 Total (6 wkts ) 85 NONDESCRIPTS v.ELSTREE MASTERS, at Elstree on July 16. N o n descripts . -Played J. S. Haycraft, b Smith 55 F. S. Young, b Smith 0 W. T. H. Danby, c Quinton, b Smith ... 49 H. Wade, b Smith ... 0 C. D. McMillin, c LushiDgton, b Smith 19 R. Matthews, c Quin­ ton. b Smith .......... 5 E. L Marsden, c Pope, b Smith ................. 5 E lstree Rev. B. W . Bradford, b Pawling ......... 8 C. P. Wilson, b Mars­ den ........................16 E. Smith, c sub, b Pawling .................16 W. N. Roe, c Hutchin- sod , b D anby..........109 J. Le Mesurier, W. K. not bat. S. S. Pawling, c Pope, b W ilson................. L. Hutchinson, c Le Mesurier, b Wilson R. Leigh-Ibbs, not out L. A . Cane, c Pope, b Wilson ................. Extras................. Total ...158 M asters . J. M. Quinton, c Paw­ ling, b Marsden ... 23 C. G. Pope, b Marsden 47 Rev. V. Royle, not out 32 Rev. F. de W. Lush- ington, not^ut ... 12 Extras.................31 Total (6 wkts)294 Robertson, and Birch did UPPER TOOTING v. WIMBLEDON.— W im bledon . J. H. West, b Luc.is... E. L. Clapham, o sub., b Lucas ................ O. B. Martyn, b Thorn­ ton ........................ F. C. Fordo, b Lucas B. G. Hay-Cooper, b Thornton................. F. Y. Yonge, c Powell, b Lucas ................. C. T. Donaldson, c and b Lucas ................. A. W . Glennie, b Lucas .................11 F. F. Glennie, b Thornton................. 1 F. W. Colman, not out ........................22 G. A. Lansdown, c Thornton,b Lucas 13 B 9, lb 2 ..........11 Total H. Tanner, c Glennie, b Yonge ................. 3 J. Walsh, b Yonge ... 10 F. C. Ryde, c Forde, b Yonge ................. 5 G.Thornton, c Donald­ son, b Y on g e ......... 21 R. M. Harvey, bYonge 6S C. It. Lucas, b Glennie 12 H. G. Franks, b Yonge 1 U ppeb T o otin g . E. T. Powell,b Glennie G. P. Russell, c Glennie, b Yonge... H. N. Collyer, not out ........................ H. J. Heagerty, b Glennie ................. B 5 ,lb 2 .......... Total ..........1 CRYSTAL PALACE v. WANDERERS.—Played at the Palace on July 16. W an derers . S. Colman, b Clarke ... H. C. Pretty, c and b Clarke ............... 103 H. B. Richardson, c Clarke, b Cosens ... 41 A. M. Latham, notout 53 J.W.Crawford,notout 34 Extras.................23 Total (3wkts) *313 R. B. Brooks, G. E. Bicknell, C. B. Moggridge, D. L. A. Jephson, A. J. Clarke and A. B. Leane did not bat. *Innings declared closed. C rysta l P a la c e . L. S. Wells, c Brooks, b Leane ................. F. A. B. Anderson, c Moggridge, b Jeph­ son ........................ R. H. Dillon, c Pretty, b Jephson......... ... J. M. Campbell,c Rich­ ardson, b Crawford Rev. K. Clarke, st Brooks, b Leane ... G. Gordon-Smith, c Ri>hard£on, b Craw­ ford ........................ 34 Capt. Vanderzee, not out ........................50 Dr. W. F, Umney, c Brooke, b Leane ... 31 A. Cosens. c^Brooks, b Jephson .............. 0 H. W. Dillon, st Brooks, b Jephson 5 R. H. Darke, b Jeph­ son ........................ 1 Extras................. 8 Total ...174 WHITGIFI WANDERERS (2) v. MITCHAM (2). —Played at Mitcham on July 16. W hitgikt W anderers (2). E. C. Smethurst, c and b Pillinger ..........30 C. H. R. Henman, b Hudson ................. 0 C. S. Jupp, b Hudson 0 H. V. Green, b Cole ... 81 E. T. Warner, b Hud­ son ........................10 H. W. Stovold, b Cole 35 R. S. McCulloch, b Pillinger................. A. G. Green, run out H. O. Green, b Cole... A. Brodie, not out ... R. N. Green, b Cole... B 13,lb 1 .......... Total ...195 M itcham (2). 16 J. Pillinger, c and Warner ................. 7 R. M. Freeman, lbw, b b H. O. Green.........14 A. R. Harwood, c H.V. Green........................39 W. H. Butler, b H. O. Green........................ 1 W . H. Russell, c A. G. Green, b Warner ... 0 L. C. Harwood, F. A. Weaver and G. Hudson did not bat. B. Cole, not out.......... G. Robertson, b H. O. Green ................ G. W . Harwood, b Warner ................ B 5, lb 2 .......... Total (7 wkts) 98