Cricket 1898

J u l y 28, 1898. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 309 S u s s e x . E s s e x . First innin?s. Second innings. Soar .......... ... 82 4 94 1 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Tate .......... ... 39 14 86 2 Hearne .........50 22 89 2 ... ... 34 14 56 0 Hill .......... ... 241 3 80 4 Rawlin .........17 7 23 0 ... Steele.......... ... 12 1 36 1 Trott .........894 13 119 3 ... 20 5 64 8 Lee .......... ... 16 4 48 1 Webb .........26 8 58 3 ... ... 30 8 76 4 Barton ... 7 1 26 0 Ford .........19 5 46 2 ... Quinton ... ... 3 0 13 0 Stoddart ... 4 1 11 0 W ebb.......... ... 4 1 16 1 Ford bowled one wide and Webb a no-ball. M id d l e s e x . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . 0 . M. R. W. Bland ..........21’2 8 6S1 ............ 20 9 34 2 Humphrtys ..32 7 88 2 .......... 20 1 5 42 3 Parris ..........3<? 11 884 ............ 5 0 22 0 Tate .......... 25 10 423 ............ 33 10 40 2 Bland bowled one no-ball. HAMPSHIRE v. ESSEX. Played at Leyton on July 25, 26 and 27. Essex won by nine wickets. It would be a most unusual thing if Hampshire were to put its best team in the field. In the match against Essex the chief absentees were Captain Wynyard, Mr. Heseltine, and the new amateur, Mr. English. Most fortunately for the side, Mr. Hill played almost as good an innings as he had done against Surrey, and as in Major Poore he found a partner who was in as good form as himself, the Essex bowling was collared. Two wickets had fallen for 17 when the two amateurs came together} when they were parted the total was 200. Each man made his hundred, and each played a masterly game. The promise of a big score was not kept up, for Mead was far too good for the tail, Captain Quinton, who batted very well indeed, being the only man who could make anything of him. The total fell veryshort of what had been anticipated. Essex at the close of the day had made 59 for the loss of Mr. Fane, Carpenter being not out for a good 30. He only increased this total by six on the following morning, but although Mr. Perrin did nothihg, Mr. McGahey and Mr. Turner were in great form, and it seemed as if they would be able to exceed the performances of the two Hampshire amateurs on the previous day. After they were parted Russell began a remarkable innings. His first hits were two 5’s and three 4’s, and until the end of the innings he continued to play a vigorous game, at the same time taking no big risks. When the last man came in he had not made his hundred, but the newcomer proved equal to the occasion. In the end Russell carried his bat for perhaps the best innings of his life. Hampshire lost five wickets for 67 before the day’s play ended, and although the tail made an unexpected resistance, thanks chiefly to good cricket by Mr. Barrett, it was obvious that a severe defeat was in store for the visitors. H a m p s h ire . Fiist innings. A. J. L. Hill, b Mead..........104 Soar, run out....................... 7 Webb, c and b Bull .......... 0 Major Poore, b Kortright...107 Barton, c McGahey, b Mead 4 Capt. Quinton, not out ... 42 E. C. Lee, b Mead .......... 1 E. I. Barrett, lbw, b Mead 7 D. A. Steele, lbw, b Mead... 0 R. A. Bennett, b Mead ... 17 Tate, b Mead....................... 0 Leg-byes ................. 7 Total .................296 Es8EX. F.L.Fane,c Lee,b Tate 11 Carpenter, b Soar ... 36 P. Perrin, b Hill ... 21 C. McGahey, c Quin­ ton, b Steele ............73 A. J. Turner, c £en- nett, b Tate ............69 H. G. Owen, c Quin­ ton, b Lee ............ 16 Russell, not out.......... 122 ... 21 ... 0 .. 11 ... 31 b 3 Second innings, b Mead b Mead ... lbw, b Young c and b Bull c Carpenter, Mead cKorixight,b Bull 22 b Mead .......... 5 not out.................40 st Russell,b Mead 1 cKortright,b Bull 4 b B u ll................. 0 Leg-bye ... 1 Total ...189 C. J. Kortright, lbw, b Hiil .......... ..........14 Mead,8tBennett,b Hill 9 F. G. Bull, c Soar, b Webb Young, c Barrett, Hill ................. B 24, w 2 ... Total 10 Second innings Carpenter, c Barrett, b Quinton, 0; Russell, not out, 4 ; F. G. Bull, not out, 10.— Total, 14. H a m p s h ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Kortright .. ... 29 8 76 1 ... ... 4 0 28 0 Bull .......... ... 26 5 72 1 ... ... 7 1 21 4 Mead.......... . . 31 8 100 7 ... ... 28 14 61 5 Young ... 8 2 24 0 ... ... 18 7 28 1 McGahey ... ... 3 0 7 0 Turner ... 3 0 10 0 . 0 2 0 4 1 Barrett.! 1 0 10 0 Lee bowled two wides. OLD ROS3ALLTANS v. NORTHERN NOMADS.— Played at Preston on June 27 and 28. N o r t h e r n N o m a d s . R. Mortimer, b Barratt ... 6 b Barratt .......... 2 G. Garnett, st Hampshire, b Higson ..................... 42 not o u t....................23 F. Hollins, c Adkins, b Hig- N. Fletcher, b Higson ... 0 W. Best, c Aris, b Higson .. 0 J. Stanning, b Higson ... 3 H. Dewhurst, c Gordon, b Higson.............................. 23 J. Eccles, b Higson .......... 2 L. Ainsworth, c Partington, b Higson ........................ 5 P. Ashworth, not out..........17 A. T. Kemble, b Higson ... 6 B 3, nb 2 ................. 5 c Barratt, b Hig­ son ................. b Barratt ht.wkt ,b Barratt 11 b Higson .......... 5 b Higson .. ... run out .......... c Wilson, b Bar­ ratt ................. b Higson b Higson B 8, lb 1, w 2 11 Total Total O ld R o s s a l l ia n s . C. Darlington, b Dewhurst 22 D. Wilson, c Dewhurst, b Best ...............................20 L. Barratt, lbw, b Best ... 9 O. Partington, b Best......... 9 W. Gordon, b Dewhurst ... 0 T. A. Higson, b Dewhurst 4 st K e m b le , Ainsworth st Kemble, Aitsworth b Ainsworth b Beat.......... b Best.......... c Kemble, Ainsworth B. King, c Ashworth, b Fletcher ........................19 c and b Best H. Adkins, c and b Ains­ worth ...............................16 H. Aris, c Mortimer, b Best 8 H. E. Daniel, not ou t......... 8 G. Hampshire, b Best......... 7 Total........................130 not out.......... b Ainsworth b Eest.......... b B est.......... Byes ... Total ...121 b ... 5 b ... 3 ... 2 ... 4 ... 1 b ... 4 ... 2 ... 16 ... 6 ... 1 ... 3 ... 4 ... 51 OLD ROSSALLIANS v. PRESTON CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at Preston on June 29 and 30. O ld R o s s a l l i a n s . D.Wilson,lbw,bWhittaker 1 C. D a rliD g to n , b Sutton... 4 H. Adkins, lbw, b Sutton 5 T.A.Bigson, b Whittaker 0 W. Gordon, c Best, b Whittaker ............... L. Barratt, c and b Whit­ taker............................... 5 R. Rylance, b Sutton ... 4 B. W. King, c Hollins, b Sutton ........................ Rev. A. Marriott, c East­ wood, b Whittaker ... 3 H.E.Daniel,lbw, b Sutton 2 W. Campbell, not out ... 0 Extras........................ 0 b T . Ainscough ... 27 b Best .................69 lbw, b Whittaker... 1 b Sutton................. 2 3} b Whittaker ... st Todd,bWhittaker b Sutton................. 0 lbw, b Sutton......... et Todd, b Whit­ taker.................19 c Todd,b Ainscough 2 not out .................12 B 2, lb 1 .......... 3 Total . 57 Total ...161 H. A in sc o u g h , Barratt, b Higson... 57 C. Eastwood, b Dar­ lington .................48 J. Ros*, c Daniel, b Darlington ......... 3 W.F. Be»t. b Marriott 23 T. Ainscough, c Mar­ riott, b Darlington 31 F. Hollins, c Higson, b Marriott ..........64 P r e st o n a n d G r o u n d . J. Eccles.c Darlington, b Higston................18 J. Hull, b Adkins ... 14 J. Todd, c Campbell, b H igson................ 17 Sutton, not o u t .........34 Whittaker,stCampbell, b H igson............... 9 B 11, lb 6, wb3 ... 20 Total ......... 338 OLD R03SALLIANS v. YORKSHIRE GENTLE­ MEN.—Played at York on July 1 and 2. O ld R o s s a l l ia n s . D. D. Wilson, c N. Firth, b Wood......39 C. Darlington, b Peck 139 E. D. Matthews, c Hudson, b Peck ... 43 W . M. Gordon, c Hudson, b Peck ... 1 H. F. Adkins, c E. B. Firth, b W ood......10 L. Barratt, c N. Firth, b Cadman..............28 B. W . King, b Peck... 40 T. A. Higson, not out 16 H. E, Daniel, c Peck, b Wood ................. 1 E. Gibb, c Sullivan, b Peck .................20 W. Campbell, b Peck 7 B 12, lb 2 ..........14 Total .3:8 Y o r k s h ir e G e n t l e m e n . First innings. Rev. E. B. Firth, c and b Higson...............................19 E. R. Walker, c Darlington, b Gibb.......... .................15 H. Cadman, c Daniel, b H igson.............................. 1 A. M. Sullivan, b Gibb ... 2 Capt. Rich, b Higson.......... 0 G. Capron, b H igson..........23 N. Firth, b Higson .......... 0 Peck, c Higson, b Gibb ... 38 R. H. Wood, not o u t..........33 A. W . Ingle^ st Campbell, b Higson ........................ 1 B.Hudson,c King, b Higson 1 Byes ........................ 4 Total ..142 Second innings. o Gibb, b Higson 43 b Higson ........37 b Adkins .......... 0 b Adkins .......... 0 c Matthews, b Adkins ..........11 b Higson ..........16 c Gordoo, b Hig­ son .................52 b Adkins ......... 8 b Higson .......... 0 c Gordon, b Gibb gl not out................. 6 B 9, lb 1, w 1 11 Total.......207 OLD RO-SALLIAN3 v. SKIPTON CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at Skipton on July 4 and 5. O ld R o s s a l l ia n s . First innings. D. D. Wilson, run out t \ i; *.— v 1) l) ...61 C. Darlington, b Doughty... 11 G. P. Wilson, b Doughty ... 25 L. Barratt, b P<-ate ..........10 W. M. Gordon, b Cartman 47 H. F. Adkins, c Cartman, b Peate ..................... '.........40 T. A. Higson, o Greenwood, b Peate ........................13 G N. Hampshire,b Cartman 4 W. H. Mine, not out..........19 W. Campbell, b Horner ... 8 F. H. Cowell, b Horner ... 0 B 5, lb 3 ................. 8 Total ................. 246 S k ip t o n . Second innings, c and b Doughty 42 c Sharp, b Dew­ hurst ......... 62 lbw, b Cartman 59 b Cartman..........63 not out.................. 6 B 17, lb 3, w 3 23 Total........ 255 W. H. Bower, c Dar­ lington, b G. Wilson 31 A. Wilson, c DarliDg­ ton, b H igson..........10 W. Cartman, b Higsoji 1 S. Doughty, run out ... 16 S. A. Sharp, run out ... 7 W. Greenwood, not out 46 J. W . Benn, b Adkins 1 C. A. L. Swale,cW i’son, b Higson .................21 Second innings:—W . H. Wilson, 0 ; A. Wilson, not out, 43; extras, 4—Total (1 F. Horner, c Barratt, b Darlington .......... E. Peate, b Higs >n ... E.Dewhurst,c Barratt, b W ilson................. B 9, lb 5, w 1, nb 3 ... Total ... Bower, c Milne, b G. P. out 52; S. Doughty, not wicket;, 99. OLD ROSSALLIANS v. SEDBURGH.—Played at 8edburgh on July 6 and 7. S e d b u r g h . First innings. Second innings. G. C. Deans, c and b Hig­ son ...............................15 b G. Wilson ... 6 R. Scott, st Campbell, b Higson..............................31 b Higson C. C. Bottomley.b G.Wilson 9 b Cowell F. H. Carter, b G. Wilson .. 6 b Higson C. E. Pumphrey, c G. Wil­ son, b Higson ................. D. Rowley, b Higson.......... W. T. C Johnson, c D , b G. W ilson........................ J. S. Rankin, b Higson ... 0 G. K. Thorpe, c Darlington, b Higson ......................... 1 C. C. Maishall, b G. Wilson 2 T. J. Jones, not out .......... 1 No-ball ......................... 1 b Higson ... b Cowell ... , c G. Wilson, Cowell ... b Higson ... 15 21 1 , 0 0 1 14 Total ... 57 b Higson .......... 6 b Barratt .......... 8 not out................. 6 B 2, lb 1, nb 1 4 Total ... 98 O ld R o s s a l l ia n s . C. Darlington, c Pum­ phrey, b Bottomley 29 D. D. Wilson, c John­ son, b Bottomley ... 10 G. P. Wilson, b Bot­ tomley ................. 0 L. Barratt, c and b Carter........................ 7 C. Partington, b Bot­ tomley ................. 4 W.M. Gordon, b Deans 12 T. A. Higson, c Jones, b Bottomley ........ 33 H. F. Adkins, c John­ son, b Bottomley ... 18 W. H. Milne, c Jones, b Bottom ley.......... 4 W. Campbell, b Jones 8 F. H. Cowell, not out 0 Byes ................. 5 T o 1 a I . 130 Second innings: L. Barratt, not out, 19; C. Par­ tington, not out, 8 -Total, 27.