Cricket 1898

4lt CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Oct. 27, 1898. B Batchelor, v. N o r th b r o o k ........... ..................... 64 ' II. A . H ooker, v. Crysial Palace .............................. 52 H . a . H ooker, v. C a tford ............................................. 77* C. F . Phillips, v. Crystal Palace ............................. 69 C. F. Phillips, v. A d d iseom t'e..................................... 7 z* C. F. Phillips, v. N orbury Paik ............................. 60 W . It. W illiam s, v.Sidcup ........................................ 93 W . R. W illiam s, v.Sutt n ...................................... 76 W . R . W i liams, v.M .C.C. ... .............................. 67* C. S. J. D ou glas v. M .C.C............... ..................... 71 R . M . N ixon, v. W est K ent W andtier.s ............ 53 W . M. Bradley, v. ( harlton P a r k ............................. «1 8. E. Lea. v. N o rth b ro o k ............................................. 69 C. W . L e M ay, v. Upm inster Friais .. ... ... 51* W . L Pierce, v. N oibury Park .............................. £1* S kcono X L C. F. Phillips, v. London and We&tmiusUT Bank 67 <J. F. Phillips, v Private Banks .............................. 66 W . S. H olt. v. N orthbrook ..................... 66 C. G. H ill v. L ondon and W estm inster Bank ... {8 .T. G. Trotter, v. B rixton W anderers ................... 75 M . Reichert, v. Charlton P aik .............................. 7o* H . A . H ooker, v. B lack h ta th ...................................... 66* H . A . H ooker, v. Brixton W a n d e re is...................H>1 W . K. W illiam s, v. Blackheath ............................. 99 R . M . N ixon, v. A ddiscum be...................................... 5(5* T hird X I. H . Barham, v. M erton ............................................... 63 C B IE F B O W L IN G P E R FORMA N ~ES. F ir s t X L C. G. W elchm an, 103 wickets for Ihe Club ; 8 wi k-ts f ,r 15 runs, v. Catford ; 5 fur 9, v. Cba lton Park ; 6 for *29, v. Croydon ; 6 for 26, v. Sidcup ; 6 for 26 and “ hat trick,” v. N orthbrook. W . M . Bradley. 7 wickets for 11 runs, r. D ulwich ; 7 fo r 17, v. Hammersmith ; 5 for 19, v. N orth- biook ; 6 for J9. v. W est Kent W anderers ; 5 for 4, v. Charlton Tark ; 6 for 13 and **hat trick,” v. London and W et-tminster Bank ; 7 fnr 12, v. Crystal Ta’ace : 6 for 30, v. Addiscom be ; 5 for 22 v. London and Westminster Bank. S lco n d X I. C. B. Squires, 5 tick ets for 9 runs, v. Granville I I ; 4 i\.r 18, v. London and W estm inster Bank II. M . Keichert, 4 tick ets for 17 runs, v. Granville II. H . Lanham, 4 wickets for 14 runs, v. N orthbrook II B . pHtchel"r, 4 wickets for 16 runs, r. London ami W estm inster Bank II. H . L e M ay, 4 wickets for 15 runs, v. Grecians, I ; 5fui 23, v. N ortlibiook I I ; 4 for 8. v. i^utton II. C. G. Welchman, * tick ets for *7 runs, v. button II. W . R . W illiam s, 4 wicketw for 8 runs, v. Sutton 11 T h ir d X I. T . BalVwill, 4 tick ets for i*2 runs, v. A ddiscom te 111 C. G. Y ou rg . 6 wirkets for 13 runs, v. Addiscom e III ; 7 lor 2 1, v.C atfoid I I ; 6 for 26, v. M erlon II. P. li. Russell. K w icktts for 11 iuns, v. ( Lampion H i I I I ; 6 for 12 v. Botolph House ; 6 for 14, \. Ludgate Circus ; 4 for 17, v. Grecians II. H . Rew. 6 wicket* for 20 iuns and *•hat trick,” v. Guildhall. H . Barham, 4 wickets for 14 luns, v. City o f Londcn S chool; 5 for 20, v. Loi-don, Chatham and Dover Railway. H . 1 auburn, 6 wickets for 20 runs, v. St. D unttan’a College ; 5 for 23, v. A tdiscom be I II ; 6 for 21, v. Grecians II. G 1N E R A L B A T T IN G AV E R AG E S. (Ten innings or m ore.) N o. '1 imes M ost of Total not in an inns. runs. out. iuns. A vtr. H .A . H ooker ... 15 ... 395 ... 2 .. 101 .. . 33*84 U. G. W elchm an... ... 20 ..; 836 ..,. 4 ... 43*.. . 21 00 L. V . Cockell ... 19 .... 374 ..,. 1 ..,. 49 ..,, 20 77 W . R . W illiam s ... ... *7 . .. 515 . .. 2 ... 99 .... 20 60 C. F. Phillips ... 27 ... 486 .. . 3 .... 7**.. . 20 25 B. Batchelor............ ... 24 ... 437 .. 2 .... 67*.... 19 46 M . R eich ert............ ... 25 .. . 3 0 . .. 4 ..,. I k .* ... 18-67 W . L . Pierce ... 22 .,.. 332 .. . 4 .. 51*... 184! C. G. H ill ............ ... 18 ... 257 .. 4 . .. 68 .... 18*35 W . M . B iadley ... ... 14 ... 191 . 3 .. 61 ... 17 36 W . 8. H olt ............ ... 18 ... 254 ,. 3 . .. 66 ... 16*P3 8. E. Lea ............ ... 13 ... 210 .. 0 .,,. 69 ... 1615 .J. G. T rotter ... 23 ... 305 .... 4 .. . 75 ... 1591 11. H . L e M ay ... .. 12 ... It,9 .. 5 .. . 37*... 15 57 W . H . Barham ... .. 17 . .. 204 .. . 3 . . 37 14*65 '1'. B a lk w ill............ ... 15 ... 175 .. . 2 .,.. 4b*... 18 46 S. B. Goldsm ith ... ... 18 ... 237 . .. 0 .. 89 ... 13*16 11. B a rh a m ............ ... 19 ... 211 .. . 2 ..,. 53 ... 12-41 F. W oodm an ... 21 ... 174 .. 5 ., . 41 ... 10-87 F. Skipper ............ ... 16 ... 156 ... 1 .,.. 81 ..., 1040 L . J. Selfe ............ ... 12 ... 131 .. . 0 .. . 47 ... 1008 (J. W . L e M ay ... ... 16 ... 118 . 4 .,.. 51*..,. 9*83 H L a n h a m ............ . 20 ... 185 .,.. 1 . .. 39 ... 973 Ci. J. Newm an ... ... 17 ... 166 .. 0 . .. 48 .... 9*70 C. G. Y ou n g ........... ... 18 ..,. 139 .. . 3 .. . 29 ... 9*i6 D . Glendining ... ... 26 .. 175 .. . 3 .,,. 35 .... 7-60 O. M oore ............ . 25 ... 166 .. . 3 ..,. 28 ... 7-54 W .G . Frow d ... 17 ... 108 .. 1 .. 19 ... 6*75 H . G. M . Rew ... . 15 .. 5fc .. . 5 .. 26 ... 5*80 J. H . Bow en............ ... 10 ... 45 .. . 2 .. . 13 ... 5*62 I*. Gibbon ............ ... 15 .. . 62 .. . 2 ... 11 ... 4-76 L . A. D uttson ... ... 10 .. . 40 .. . 1 .. . 20 ... 4*44 C. T. Phillips ... 35 .. . 69 .. . 1 .. . 14 ... 4*21 A . B. W illis............ ... 11 . .. 24 .. . 3 .. . 9 ... 3-00 h . ii. S m a ll............ ... 15 . .. 35 .. . - .. . 11 ... 269 •oiguifies net out. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S. T ir s t X I. No. Tim es M ost •if Total not in an it ns. runs out. inns. Aver. C. G. W elchm an .. ... 19 .. 307 ... 4 . . 43‘ . 20-46 B. Batchelor............ . 50 . 3ti8 ... 2 . . 67*. . 20-44 L. V . Cockell ... 17 ... 323 ... 1 . 49 20-18 H . A . Hooker .. 13 .. 238 ... 1 . . 77*. . 19 83 C. F Phil ips .. 20 . 323 ... 3 . . 7*2* . 19 0) W . L Pierce .. 22 . . ?32 ... 4 . . 51*. . 18 44 W . R . Williams ... ... 21 .. 400 ... 2 93 .. 18 18 W . M . Bradley ... ... 14 .. 191 ... 3 . 61 .. 17 36 W . H . Barham ... ... 10 .. 119 ... 3 . . 37 . . 17 0U S. E L e i ............ ... 13 .. 210 ... 0 . . 69 .. 1616 M. R eicb ert............ ... 11 .. 142 ... 1 . . 46 . . 14 20 8. B. Goldsmith ... ... 18 .. 217 ... 0 . . 39 . . 1316 P. Skipper ............ ... 15 . . 139 ... 1 . . 31 .. 9 92 0 . M oure ............ ... 12 .. 78 ... 2 . . 21 . . 7 8u G 1. Newman ... ... 15 . . 100 ... 0 . . 48 .. 6-66 Under ten innings :— R. M . N ixon ............ ... 3 .. 77 ... 1 . . 53 . . 38 60 C, W . L eM a y ... ... 5 . . 99 ... 2 .. 51*.. 33 00 T . B a lk w ill............ ... 1 . . 31 ... 0 . . 31 .. 31 00 J. G. Trotter ... 3 .. 60 ... 1 . . 40 . 25-00 C. G. B ill ............ ... 9 ... 100 .. 4 . . 22 ... 20 00 C. 8 J. Douglas ... ... 6 .. 116 ... 0 . 71 . . 19-33 H . E. Saberten ... ... 6 .. 91 ... 0 . . 25 . 15 16 D . Glendining ... ... 3 .. 18 ... 1 . . 14 .. . 9 00 ll. K . b m all............ ... 1 .. 6 ... 0 . . 6 . . 6 00 M . E. P a v ri............ ... 3 . 16 ... 0 . . 9 .. 5?3 P. Gibbon ............ ... 5 .. 21 . 1 . 11 .. . 6 25 G. N . Thomas ... 1 ... 5 ... 0 . 5 .. 5 CO P. H . Russell ... 1 4 ... 0 . . 4 . 4 0 ) F. W oodm an ... 7 . . 12 ... 3 . . 8*.. 300 H. Lanham ... 2 3 .. 0 . 2 .. 1 50 The follow ing aL o I atted and scored C .T . Philips, 1; C. B. Squires, 0 ; L . J. Selfe, 0 ; J. H . Bowen, 2*; R. Taylor, 0 ; W . G. Frowd 2 ; H . M . W aldock, 0. S eco n d X I. N o. Tim es M ost of Total not in an inns. runs. out. inns. Aver. .VI. R eichert............ ... 14 . . 216 .. 3 . 70*.. 19 62 0 . G. H ill ............ ... 9 . . 157 .. 0 .. £8 .. 17 4* W . S. H olt ............ ... 18 . . V5I .. 3 66 .. 16 93 H. H . L eM ay ... ... 12 . 109 .. 5 . 37*.. 15 57 J. G . Trotter ... .. 20 . . 253 . 3 .. 75 .. 14 88 P. W oodm an ... 14 . . 162 . 2 .. 41 . 13-50 T. Balkw ill ... ... 9 . . 91 .. 2 .. 48* 1300 L. J. Selfe ............ .. 11 . 181 ... 0 .. 47 .. 11 J»0 H . L an h am ............ ... 10 . . 100 .. 1 .. 3> .. 1111 C. M oore ............ ... i:i . . t-S .. 1 .. i8 .. 733 W. G. Frowd ... 9 . . 41 ... 1 .. 19 .. 5 12 P. Git bon ............ ... 1U . . 41 ... 1 .. 11 .. 4-55 C. W . L e M ay ... ... 1) . . 15 .. 2 .. 6 .. 187 U nder eight inniegs :— H .A . B ooker .. 2 If 7 .. 1 .. 101 .. 157*00 W . R . W illiam s ... ... 8 . . 115 . 0 99 .. 38-33 G. J. Newman ... ... *2 . . 15 .. 0 .. 39 .. 32 60 C. G. W e’chm an.. ... 1 . . 29 ... 0 .. 29 .. 19 05 L . V . Cockell 2 . 61 . 0 .. 3*2 . 25 £0 C. F. Phillips ... ... 7 . . 163 .. 0 .. 67 .. 23-28 R. M . N ix o n ........... .. 5 . . 80 ... 1 .. 66*.. 20-00 B. Batchelor............ ... 4 . . 69 ... 0 .. 36 .. 17 25 F. Seel .................... ... 1 . . 17 ... 0 .. 17 .. 17-00 W . H . Barham ... ... 7 . 85 .. 0 . 36 .. 12 14 F. W intle ............ ... 2 . . 11 . 1 .. 7 .. 11*00 H. B a rh a m ............ ... 7 . . 64 .. 1 .. 20 .. 9 00 F. Skipper ............ ... ‘2 . . 17 .. 0 .. 10 .. 8 60 V . bm ith ............ ... 4 . 18 .. 1 .. 17 .. 6 00 C. G. Y ou n g ............ ... 1 . 5 ... 0 .. 5 .. 5-00 T . S. Ellis ............ ... 5 . . 20 .. 1 .. 7 .. 5 (0 L. H . Baskett ... 1 . . 3 ... 0 .. 3 .. 3 00 D . Glendining ... 1 . 2 .. u .. 2 .. 200 'ih e follow ing also I atted and scored :— . B Squites,0 ; J. H . Bowen, 1*; M . E. Favri, 1*; H G .M . Itew, 6* ; L A . D uttson, 0 R. Taylor, 3 \ T h ir d X L No. Tim es M ost of T. tal LOt iu an inus. Ml US out. inns. Aver. H. Barham ............ ... 12 . . 157 .. 1 .. 63 .. 14-27 P. E . Bull ............ ... 9 . . 1 3 .. 0 .. 34 .. 13 66 P. H . Russell ... ... 8 . . 81 .. 1 .. 24*.. 11*67 J . Leslie Smith ... .. 9 . . 65 .. 3 .. 17 .. 10 8J H . L anham .......... .. 8 . . 82 .. 0 .. 21 .. 10 25 < G . Y oung............ ... 17 . . 134 .. 8 .. 29 .. 9 57 1). tilendining .. 22 . . 155 .. 2 .. 35 .. 775 E. C. Gash ............ .. 8 ... 53 .. 1 .. 26 .. 7-57 J . H . Bow en............ .. 8 .. . 4i .. 1 .. 13 .. 6 14 L. A . Duttson ... ... 8 . . 40 .. 1 .. 10 .. 6*71 H. G. M . Rew ... .. 15 . . 52 .. 4 .. 26 .. 472 O. T . Phillips ... .. 14 . . 68 .. 1 .. 14 .. 4 46 A . B. W illis............ .. 11 . . 23 .. 3 .. 9 .. 3-00 H . K . S m a ll.......... .. 14 .. 29 .. 2 .. 11 ... 2 41 U nder eight in n in gs:— T. B a lk w ill............ .. 5 .. 53 .. 0 .. 28 ... 10-60 W . G. Frowd .. 7 .. b5 .. 0 ... 18 ... 9*28 H. F. M altby ... .. 2 .. 9 .. 1 .. 6* . 9 «0 H. K . Le M ay ... .. 2 .. 16 .. 0 .. 9 .. 8 00 T . E llis .................... .. 4 .. 20 .. 1 .. 12 ... 6 66 W .H . Barham ... .. 2 .. 13 .. 0 .. 7 .. 6 50 G. N . Thom as ... .. 2 .. 11 .. 0 .. 7 .. 5 50 R. Taylor ............ .. 1 .. 5 .. 0 .. 5 .. 5 00 W . G. Collins ... .. 7 .. 24 .. 2 .. 11*... 4 80 L . H . Baskett .. 4 . . 17 .. 0 .. 10 ... 4-25 J. C. Shaw ................. ... 2 ..., 9 .. . 0 .... 8 .. . 4 50 C. L e M ay ................. .. 1 ... 4 .. . 0 ... . 4 ..,. 4 00 F. W ilson ................. ... 7 ..., 14 .. . 0 .. . 5 .. . 2 00 R. C. Pennington ... 3 .. 5 . .. 0 .. . 4 .. . 1*66 d . F . R o y le ............ ... 3 .. 4 ., ,. 0 .. . 4 .. . 1 33 * Signifies not out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S. F ir s t X I. Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. Aver. VV. M . Bradley .. 218 1... 88 .. 338 ... 76 ... 4 44 C. G. W elchm an ... 355‘4...102...886...97 ... 9 13 B. B a tch elor......... 154-2... 37 ... 420 ... 28 ... 15 00 C!. F . P hillips..........107'3... 17 ... 821 ... 16 ... 20 25 W . R . W illiam s ... 195 ... 35...558...24 . 23 25 The follow ing also b ow led :—H . A . H ooker, 1 wicket for 38 ru n s; 8. E. Lea. 8 for 139; L. V . Cockell. 5 lor 106 ; M. E. Pavri, 1 for 26 ; H . Lanham , 7 for 132; C. G. H ill, 2 for 32 ; M . Reichert, 12 for 228; P. 3 . Russell. 3 for 55. F. Skipper, G. J. Newman, W . L . Pierce, C. B. Squires, R .M . N ixon and T. Balkwill also bowled, but w ithout success. S ec o n d X I. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. B. Batchelor ............. 78 .. 27 ... 144 ... 18 .. 8 00 H . H . L e M a y .......... 76 ... 22 ... 185 ... 21 ... 8 01 M . Reichert ............114 ... 19 ... 351 ... 19 ... 18 47 H . Lanham ............ 81 ... 26 . 248 ... 13 ... 19 07 The follow ing also bow led: - P . B . Russell. 5 wickets fo r 246 runs ; C. F. Phillips, 13 for 155 ; C. M oore. 6 for 47 ; C. G. H ill, 8 for 115 ; J. G. I rotter, 2 for 31 ; P. W oodm an, 2 for 60 ; T. Balkwill. 6 for 201 ; C. H. -quires, 9 for 27 ; V . bm ith, 13 for 138; L . J. Selfe. 13 for 212; H . Barham, 1 for 30 ; J. H . Bowen, 2 for 14 ; W . R . W illiam s, 9 for 96 ; R M . N ixon, 6 for 112 ; D. Glendining. 1 for 13; C. G. Y oun g, 6 for 59; C. (*. W elchm an, 6 for 27. M . E. Pavri, H . A . Hooker. L. V . Cockell and G. J. Newman also bo * le l, tu t w ith­ out success. T h ir d X L Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. Aver. H. Barham ............ 87 ... 30 ... 139 ... 28 ... 4 96 C. G. Young ............ 142 ... 37 ... 279 ... 43 ... 6*4 S P. H . R u sse ll............ 128 ... 42 ... 261 ... 35 ... 7 45 The follow ing also b o w l e d H . Lanham , 21 wickels for92 ru n s; T . Balkwill, II for 57 ; H . (f. M . Ktw 17 for 154 ; L . A . Duttson, 4 for 47 J. H . B jw en. 7 for 96; L . H . BasVett, 4 for 56 ; 8. T. Sweeting. 3 for 42 ; W . G. Frow d, 1 for 15; D . Glendining, 9 for 205. THE NONDESCRIPTS “ COMING- OF-AGE” DINNER. Those who were privileged (o attend the above were under the impression at (he finish that they had spent a very charming evening. The dinner was held at the Caf£ Monioo, on October 13th, to ce’.ebrate the twenty-first year of the club’s existence. The chair was taken by one of our oldest members, Mr. Cecil Braithwaite, and to him fell the lot of proposing the toast of the evening, “ The Nondescripts Cricket Club.” Prom (lie very doubtful manner in which Mr. Braithwaite announced that “ he believed the club was formed in about the ye.u IS1??” we began to have douh!s as t.> why we were present at our “ coniing-of- age” dinner, andwhether the whole thing was not a fraud. However, his sketch of the club’s rise from the long-defunct Rosslyn ParkCricket Club, whose grouad was on “ ’Appy ’Ampstead ’Eith,” to its 1 resent position as a popular wandering club, was eminently satisfactory. The secretary responded (the honourable. secretary, the toastmaster called him), and gave some statistics of our doings during his eleven years of office, Mr. Marsden’s efforts for the club being vouched for by his total of 460 wickets for 10 runs each. The statement as to our victories and losses was received with ironical cheers, but, as a matter of fact, the Nondescripts lay themselves out for a good time, and welcome the sweets of victory rather as an incidental than as a necessary feature of their programme. Mr. J. G. Q. Besch proposed the toast of the officers, whose virtues he described N E X T ISSUE, T HUR SDA Y , NOVEMBER 24.