Cricket 1898

326 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug 4, 1898. MIDDLESEX v. SOMERSETSHIRE. Played at Taunton on August 1, 2 and 3. Middlesex won by ten wickets. A brilliant innings of 104 by Mr. Palairet, and another of 65 by Mr. Phillips, redeemed the Somerset­ shire team from failure. The two batsmen made 169 between them out of a total of 221. Middle sex began badly, but afterwards Mr. 8toddart and Mr. Ford played fine cricket and towards the end of the innings Mr. Cunliffe and Mr. Wells mastered the bowling. Thanks to a good stand by J. T. Hearne, Mr. Wells was enabled to reach his hundred. On their first innings Middlesex had a lead of 133, and as the Somersetshire men did badly in their second innings, except Mr. Phillips and Mr. Hill, Middlesex had a surprisingly easy victory. S o m e r s e t . First innings. Second innings. L. C. H. Palairet, c Stoddart, b. Hearne ........................104 lbw, b Trott ... 12 Capt. W . C. Hedley, c Stod­ dart, b Hearne ... H. T. Stanley, b Trott.......... W . N. Roe. b Hearne.......... F. A. Thillips, c Ford, b Trott ............................... S. M. J. Woods, c Douglas, b Hearne ................. G. Fowler, c and b Trott ... V. T. Hill, b Trott .......... A. E. Newton, lbw, b Trott Tyler, c and b Trott .......... Gill, not o u t ........................ c Trott, b Hcarne 7 b Hearne ......... 14 c Trott, b Hearne 3 65 c Cunliffe, b Trott 51 Extras Douglas, Hearne ... . lbw, b Trott c and b Trott . b Hearce ... . not ou t............. st MacGregor, Trott ... . Byes ............... Total.................221 M id d l e s e x . Total.........144 B. J. T. Eosanquet, c Bill, b Fowler ... 17 C. M. Wells, c Hill, b Tyler........................101 Hearne (J. T.), not P. F. Warner, c New­ ton, b Fowler.......... 9 J. Douglas, stNewton, b Tyler .................12 A. E. Stoddart, lbw, b Gill ........................51 F. G. J. Ford, c Roe, b Hedley ................ 47 G.MacGregor,b Fowler 9 Trott, b Fowler..........10 F. H. E. Cunliffe, c Palairet, b Tyler ... 62 Second innings : -P . F. Warner, not out, 6; J. Douglas, not out, 6.—Total, 12. S o m e r s e t . First innings. Second nnings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. out Rawlin, absent hurt . B 4, lb 12 ......... T o t a l............ 54 Rawlin ... Hearne ... Trott Cunliffe... Bosanquet Fowler ... Tyler ... Hedley ... G ill......... Falairet... Woods ... . 7 1 22 0 ... . 32 10 83 4 ... . 23-2 6 82 6 .. . 8 2 20 0 ... . 5 1 14 0 ... M id d le s e x . O. M. R. W. 32 6 96 4 ... . 31*4 4 104 3 ... . 18 2 31 14 60 5 30310 78 5 O. M. R. W. 11 61 1 0 .......... 0 .......... Phillips 1*1 0 HEATH COLLEGE. HE MEL HEMPSTED, PAST v. PRESENT.—Played at Hemel Hempsted on July 25. P r e s e n t . First innings. Second innings. W . E. H. Dowling, b T. c Johnson, b W aters..............................28 Ellingham ... 5 W. Woodman, c E. Hom,b Slatter..............................53 b Baker ......25 H.P.W.Makin.bT.Waters 4 notout.............47 S. A. Trick, b Baker.......... 7 c and b Johnson.. 2 F. T S. Kiog, b Waters ... 0 b Ellingham ... 10 W . H. Horn, b T. Waters.. 8 st P. Trick, b E. Horn .......... R. A. B. Badman, b T. W aters............................ 5 B. W. Green, not ou t......... 11 A. Pettitt, b Johnson........ 3 C S. Btickland, b Johnson.. 0 E K. Blundell. cE Horn, b Johnson ........................ 0 Extras........................19 c and b Johnson b Baker .......... cSlatter.bE.Hom cCannon, bBaker not ou t................ Extras.......... Total ......... W.Ellinghamc Wood­ man, b Horn ......... T. Waters, ht wkt, b T rick....................... C. Baker, b Horn P. Tii«k, c Slicklacd, b Horn C. Blatter. >>Horn ... W . b. Trick, c Wojd- inan, b Horn ......... . 108 P a s t . J. Palmer, b Horn ... B. Johnson, c Trick, b H o rn ........................ C. Tarry, b Makin ... E. Horn, notout R. Cannon, b Horn ... Extras................. 20 Total ... CRYSTAL PALACE v. BECKENHAM. Beckenham on August 1. C r y s t a l P a l a c e . -Played at B. 33 G. Marks, b W. Baker....................... W.E.Morgan, b C. M. Baker . ................. L. S. Wells, b W. B. B aker...................... C. Mitchell, c and b Torrens ................ F. A. B. Anderson, c Torrens.bC.M.Baker 39 G. G.-Smith. c C. M. Baker, b Williams 14 Second innings W . E. Moran, not out, 39; L. S. Wells, run out, 10; C. Mitchell, c P. C. Baker, b Cooper, 8 ; F. A. B. Anderson, b Browne, 5 ; byes, 4. —Total 66. B e c k e n h a m . J. H. Todd, b W. B. E. H. Lulham, c & b W. B. Baker......... H. W. Dillon, not out R. H. Fox, c Torrens, b C. M. Baker W. Brander, jun., b W. B. Baker......... B 8, lb 1 .......... Total T.B Browne,b Lulham 10 C. O. Cooper, c Fox, b Well*........................13 R. Williams, c Todd, b Brander...............39 P.C.Baker.c Anderson, b Brander................ 52 E. W. Dillon, b Wells 0 E.H.Simpson.b Moran 22 A.M. Inglis, c Smith, b W ells........................12 A. A. Torrens, c Di'- lon, b Lulham ... 28 A. K. Bruce, not out 9 W. B. Baker, b Lul­ ham ........................ 4 C. M. Baker, b M- ran 8 B 4, nb 5 .......... 9 Total . 206 KENSINGTON PARK v. GIFFORD HOUSE.- Played at Roehampton on July 30. K e n s in g t o n P a r k . C. Macdonald, c Frith b Pares ............... 18 T. W. Hemmerde, b Barrow .................25 T. H. C. Levick, c Pease, b Hawksley 90 C. S.G.Lloyd,c Hawks­ ley, b Pares .......... 9 J. G. Donaldson, lbw, b Barrow.................12 M. A. Nicholas,b . ar- bow ........................ 5 A. W. Watson, c Mossop, b Frith .. 31 H. R. Holland, b Hawksley... ... 1 C. S. King, b Frith 18 H. D. Nicholas, b Langridge ......... 6 G. A. JVl. Docker, not out ........................ 4 Extras ......... 34 Total .253 G if f o r d H o u s e . A. H. Williams, b Lloyd........................ 0 B. Pares, run out ... 15 S. Mossop, retired .. 8 F. S. Frith, b Docker 3 C. E. Pease, c King, b Docker ................. 0 J. D. Hawksley, b Docker ................ 13 S. H ( harrington.c H. Total D.Nicholas,bDocker 4 Second innings:—B. Parrs, not out, 2"*; F. S- Fiith. b H. D. Nicholas, 18; J. D. Hawksley, not out, 5; C. D. Barrow, c. M. A. Nicholas, b Donald­ son, 17; F. P. Langridge, b H. D. Nicholas, 0; nb 1.—Total 61. C. D. Barrow, b Lloyd 18 F. P. Langridge, not out ........................ o E. Webb, c Donaldson, b. Lloyd .................. 7 S F. Charringfon, b Lloyd ................. 0 Byes................. 2 ... 70 BARNES v. RICHMOND.—Played at Richmond on August 1. B a r n e s . J J.Franco, b Denh m 5 J. G. M. Robertson, b D enham ................. 6 F. W. Bensted. b Bull 30 E. H. Frith, b Denham 0 W. F. L. Frith, c Kee­ ling, b Denham P. R. Earnshaw, Denham ......... ll 4. 4. 12 4. 4. 6 4. 2 4. 0 8. 0 8. 7 8. 89 8. 8. H. E. Barham, c Kee­ ling, b Chaidicott... 22 J. Purkiss, b Denham 0 S. Mossop, b Denham 5 A. G H. Stevens, b Chaldicott .......... 6 M. H. Erskine, notout 0 B2, lb l, n b l ... 4 Total ......... 128 R ic h m o n d . E. W. Ball, c Mossop, b Bens'ed ... 20 E. E. Barnett, notout 11 H. T.ovegr ve, b Frith 6 B 3, lb 3 ................. 6 17 33 A. Worsley, b Bensted 0 G. L. Lyons, b Stevens 16 J. W. James, c Robert­ son, b Stevens . 8> A. S. Bull, Jbw, b Mossop ............... 35 H. B. Denham, b Bar- Total (7 wkt?.)234 ham .6 0 R. F. Chaldicott, R. N. Rir cks and A. P. Weei ng did not bat. FIXTURES. Canterbury, Kent v. Notts (Canterbury Week; Fristol, Gloucestershire v. Middlesex Leyton, Essex v. Lancashire Taunton, Somerset v. Sussex Leicester, Leicestershire v. Hampshire Oval. Surrey v. Yorkshire Lord’s, Middlesex v. Suirey Nottingham. Notts v. Yorkshire Cheltenham, Gloucestershire v. Kent (Cheltenham Week) Brighton. Sussex v. Hampshire tirmingham, Warwickshire v. Essex HENLEY v. EMERITI.-Played at Henley-on- Thames on July 29. E m e r it i . A. C. O’Bryen, run out ........................ 2 C. Bullen, b Eustace 5 E. H. Fox, b Schwarz 0 J. de Ganncs, ht wkt, b Eustace................ 0 J. B Moore, not out 3 B 6, lb 2, w 1 ... 9 G. Keating, c Field, b Aldridge ...............12 Y. R. O’Connor, b Field......................42 R. J. Atbuthnot, lbw, b Schwarz...............16 E. Balcras, c Vernon, b Schwarz .. ...... 0 E. F. Biswood, c Skrine, b Schwarz .. 5 A. P. Comyns, b Schwarz ................ 3 Total ... 97 E. Field, c Bullen, b Gannes .................95 Eustace, b Balcras .. 11 R. O. Schwarz, c Fox, b Keating............... 65 H. Sutton, c and b O’Connor................. 9 A.D. Skrine, b Keating 47 L.L. Bailey, 0O’Bryen, b Balcras................. 0 E. M. Sturges, b Balcrjs ................. 4 H e n l e y . E. J. Yernon, c sub., b Keating ..........17 R. Breakspear, c O’Connor, b Comyns 14 F. G. Breakspear, run out ........................ 7 Aldridge, not out ... 1 B 9, nb 2 ..........11 Total . 282 INCOGNITI v. UNITED SERVICES.—Played at Portsmouth on July 25 and 26. I n c o g n it i . First innings. P.F.Hadow, lbw, b BetLune 3 E. H. S. Berridge, b Le Marchant ........................17 A. G. Bell, bBethune... ... 1 P. A. Turner, b Le Marchant 9 Sir Wm. Russell, c and b Bethune ........................ 1 E. Targart, b Bethune ... 0 R. J. Baker, b Atchison ... 8 Gordon Campbell, b Atchi­ son...................................... 9 A. T Toomey. notout ... 0 E. Felton, c Kettlewell, b Atchison ........................ 0 Second innings, c and b Johnson 62 c M ilm an, b Kettlewell ... 56 b Milman ..........31 b Milman ..........21 b Kettlewell ... 8 b Kettlewell ... 4 b Atchison......... 2 not out b Bethune ... A. B. Voules, absent B 7, lb 2 Total ... 57 b Kettlewell ... 29 c Lloyd Owen, b Atchison ..........27 B 2, lb 9, w 3 14 Total ...262 U n it e d S e r v ic e s . G. H. Walker, c and b Bell ................ 144 M, R.Foster, bToomey 14 H. W. Kettlewell, st Tagait, b Russell ... 0 Captain E. S. Coke, c and b Bell.................47 L. Milman, c Tagart, b Russell................. 8 C.E.Atchison, c Turner b Russell.................13 S.Lloyd Owen, c and b Russell .................Ill MajorR. Wynyard, b Toomey ... ........ 51 Capt. Le Marchant, st Tagart, b Russell 23 F. Johnson, b Russell 1 Major H. B. Bethune, not out ................. 0 B 18, lb 1, w 1 ... 20 Total . 432 KENSINGTON v. PALLINGSWICK.-Played at Acton on August 1. P a l l in g s w ic k . F. S. Beynemann, c Eng'ish, b Currie ... A. F. C. Luxmo^re, b English ................. S. Cheesman. not out A. H. M illson . b Eng’ish ................. B. A. Carter, c Duncan, b English............... H. W.Burnside,c Cox, b Mon'ezum*.......... 13 R. M. Lcchner, b Montezuma ......... H. D elacom be, st Briggs, b Monte- zum i........................ J. C. Clay, b Currie ... J. Hall, c Davies, b Currie ................. J. Goddard, absent... B2, lb l ... Total ...163 Secord intiogs :—F. P. Heynemann, c Bloomer, b N. Damian, 3; A F. C. Luxmoore, not out, 25; A. H. Millaon, b Montezuma, 23; H. Delacombe, b Montezuma, 4 ; J. ball, c N. Damian, b Monte­ zuma, 2 ; b 13, lb 1, w 1.—Total, 72, K e n s in g t o n . O. J. Damian, b Loeh- ner ....................... 14 B. Cox, b Delacombe 86 C. E. Currie, b Chees­ man ........................ 1 A.English,bCheesman 35 Ii. de Montezuma, c Clay, b Delacombe 25 A. E. Damian, b Loch- uer ... ... ... 21 C. E. Bloomer, lbw, b Delacombe .......... 0 G. T. Davies, c Lux­ moore, b Cheesman 19 I. D. Watts, c Clay, bDelamoore.......... 4 I. W. Briggs, c Lux­ moore. b Lochner... 10 N. Damian, not out... 3 B 34, lb 2, w 1 ... 37 Total .. 255