Cricket 1898

45 2 CRICKET : ASWEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. O ct . 27 , 1898. M b . 'W arn er’ 8 Team. P. F.W arner, c Scatter- good, b Clark ..........25 F . M itchell, c M orton, b Clark ....................21 C O H. Sewell,c Bates, b Clark .................... 2 V . T. H ill, b M orton... 3 B. J. T . Bosanquet, c ScitteTgood, b Kim? SO G E. W inter, bM orton 2 E. H . Bray, b M orton R. S. A . W arner, c Brown, b M orton ... R. Borens, b K ing J.L . A insworth.no tout C.-T. Purnup,c M orton, b K ing ..................... B 1 ,lb 1 ............ Total 81 Second innings : P. F. W arner, c Bates, b K icg , 4 ; F. M itchell, not out 20; C. <>. H . Sewell, n ot out, 25; O. J. Burnup, c Scattcrgood, b Clark, 12; b 4, lb 4, n ) 1—Total 70. P h il a d e l p h ia n s . F iist innings. Second innings. B. R . M . W . R . B. M . W . Bosanquet ... IsiO 35 9 4 ............. 65 25 3 3 A insw oilh ... 132 54 5 6 ............. 115 13 16 5 H ill ..................... 10 5 0 0 ............. 50 14 4 2 M r . W a rn e r’s Team. B. R . M . W . K ing ... . T ownsend . Clark ... . Mort« n ... 71 ... 40 ... 35 ... 65 3 ... . 0 .. . 3 ... . 4 ... . Bates . R . M. W . MR. WARNER’S TEAM v. NEW YORK. FOURTH MATCH OF THE TOUlt. Played at Livingston cn Sept. 21 and 22. Mr. Warner’s Team won by an innings and 247 runs. Cricketers inNewYork have still much to learn at all points <f the game, and il was not for a moment expected that the) w<uld be able to give muchof anaccount of themselves againstMr. Warner’s team. They had the good fortune to win the tcss, and batted on awicket which played pretty well duiing the short time that they were in, though it crumbled con­ siderably liter in the diy. Bat the New Yorkerswere helpless against thebowling of Ainsworth and Bjsanquet. The Eng­ lishmen, finding the bowling against them to be of a moderate cluss, scored runs at about the rate of a hundred per hour. Milchell’s innings of 66 was greatly adujiied by New York connoisseur?. Burnup also played very fine cricket, and Bray made over 80 in about a hour. Against the large total made by the visitors, the home team had absolutely no chance of winning, but in the second inniDgs C. H. Clark and A. T. Rokeby showed that, with practice against good bowling, they would speedily become excellent batsmen. N ew Y ork . First inning-*. Second icninga. M . R . Cobb, b Aiubworth .. 10 st Peieu«, b Aiujs- w oith ........... 2 C. H . Clarke, c P. W arner, b Ainsw orth ..................... 8 run out ....22 C. P . H urditch, c Bray, b B osan n u et.................... 7 rand b Ain&w>*r1h 9 J. F. Curran, st I ray, b st 1 eiens, b A ii s- A in sw orth ............................ 0 w orth ............... 11 R . E. Bonner, c Bray, b A in sw o ith ............................. 0 not ou f.................10 Lobm ann, c Bosanquet, b Ainsw orth ... .....................10 c W inter, b H ill 16 R . T . Hokeby, b Bo-anquet 8 c St well.b W inter 23 F . K. K elly, b Bosanquet ... 1 c M i«obeli, b H ill 6 F . W . T. fctiles, b I os inquet 0 cA. W arner,» H i I 0 H . C W right, b Bosanquet 2 cK W ain er.h b i 1 6 W . S. It. Ogilby, not out ... 1 st Be eus,b Ains- woi th ... 2 B y e s...................................... 2 B 1?, lb 3 ... 16 Total ............49 P. F. W a r n e r ’ s E l e v e n . Total ...123 P. F. W arner, b Cobh 22 C. O. H . Sewell, b K »lly 14 R . S. A . W arner, Ibw, b K elly .................... 5 C. J. Burnup, c B on­ ner, b Cobb ............61 F . M itchell, b L oh­ m ann ........................... 66 V . T . H ill, b K elly ... 84 B. J. T. Bosanquet, lbw , b Cobb ............ 7 G . E. W inter, c W right, b KeRy ... E. H . Bray, b ( obb . 88 R. Btrens. c W right, b Lehm ann ............It J. L . A insw oitk, L o t out ............................. 0 B 30, lb 5 ............36 T otal ..419 N ew Y ork . First innings. Second innings. B. R . M . W . B. R. M . w . Bo-nnquet ... 84 22 10 5 ............. 50 19 3 0 Ainsw orth ... 80 25 7 5 ............... 95 31 8 4 Buinup ... 25 19 1 0 H » ll............ 51 52 2 4 W iuter ... 55 11 0 1 W arner 10 0 0 P. F. W arn kh ’ s E l e v e n . B. R . M .W . B. R . M .W . Cobb............ 165 101 8 4 Clarke ... 70 71 4 1 Kelly 16'* 1 5 7 3 Bonner ... 15 IS 0 0 Lohm ann 65 69 0 2 M R . W A R N E R ’ S T E A M v . XV III. C O L T S O F P H I L A D E L P H I A . FIFTH MATCH OF THE TOUR. P la y e d a t H a v e rfo r d on S ept. 23, 24 a n d 28. D ra w n . T h e r e w a s n o t h i n g t h a t w a s in a n y w a\ r e m a r k a b le in t h is m a t c h . T h e E u g l i- h - iu e n , u n a c c u s t o m e d t o b a t t i n g a g a in s t E ig h te e E S , w e r e n o t s e e n a t t h t ir b est ; w h ile o f t h e C o lt s , b y fa r t h e g r e a te i n u m b e r w e r e m u c h t o o n fr v o u s t o sh o w th e ir t r u e f o r m . S e y m o u r , h o w e v e r , b a t t e d v e r y w e ll in d e e d . F o r t h e C o lts , D . H . A d a m s , w h o is x h e “ c iic k e t m a s te r ” a t H a v e r fo r d C o lle g e , b o w le d w it h t h e g r e a t e s t s u c c e s s . T h e m a tc h w a s d r a w n o w in g t o r a in . P hiladelphia C olts . First ioniugs. Second innin£s. D. II. Adam s, c and b Ains­ w orth .................... ............ 0 b W inter ............S7 J .L Evans, lun out ... 0 b Ainsw oith ... 17 W . L Freeland, eM itchell, b Ainsw orth ..................... 0 c Berens, b A ins­ worth ............ 1 O. H . H ow son, b Bosanquet 1 b W inter ............17 F. G. Tear-on, c Sewell, b B osa n q u tt........................... 0 c Bosanquct, b W inter ............ 6 C. T. AlJen. c A insw oitb, b B > s a 'q u e t........... ... n b Eosanquet ... 1 W . P. beyinonr, c H ill, b A in sw o rth .............................27 d r a y ,’ Brsanquet 0 W .P.O ’N ei'l cW inter,b H ill 3 b Bosanquet ... 0 A . Haines, c Sewell, b Ains- w or h ..................................... 0 c Bray, b Ains­ worth .......... 5 F. A . Greene, c Bray, b A ins- w orth ...................................... 0 b Ainsworth ... 9 J. Q. '1 irigley, b H i l l ............ 1 b Bosanquet 4 L. W . De M otte, b H ill ... I b Ainsw oith ... lo J. M . W olfe, b Aii.gworth... 1 b W inter ............ 4 W . P. Baker, c Ainsworth, b H ill . ... ............ 3 lbw, b B« sitq u ct 19 J. H . M oiice, b Ainsw orth 5 c Sew ell,b Bosan- q u e t ................... 2 W . Graham, st Bray, b B ill 8 b Bosbnqutt ... %i T .C .Joidan.cM itchell,bB ill 0 lbw, b Bosanquet 0 S. G. Clim tnson, c P. F. W arner, b Ainsw orth ... 3 ru n o u t ... . 10 S. G. rJhayer. not o u t............ 2 not out .......... 8 B 7, lb 2, nb 2 ..........11 B 18, lb 6,n j 3 27 Total ... ..........77 T otal .. 109 M r . W ainer ’ s T eam . G .EW inter,tT h ay<r. b Adama E. H . Biay, b P dams B . S. A . W arner, c Thayer, b Adam> R . Bt rer s, c Gre ham , b Adam s.................... J. L. Ainsw orth, not o u t ............................. B 2, lb 1, w 2, Lb 1 133 C. J . Eurrup, b De M o t t e .............................24 C O. H . Sewell, b M oi ic e ...................................................................25 F. M itchell, b Clim en- son .............................18 P. F. W arner, b De M o t l e ................................................................. 9 Y . T . H ill, c Freeland, b Adam s ...........................................................23 B. J. T . Bosanquet, b A dam s................................................................ 9Total 8econd in oirgs.—C. J. B urntp, c and b D e M otte, 19 ; P . F. W arner, not out, 8 ; b 2, nb 1,3.—T otal 30 P h il a d b l p h ia C o l t s . First innings. Second innii gs. B . R . M . W . B. R. M . W . Fosanquet ... 65 19 63 ............ 221 43 12 8 Aintw orth ... 22 31 128 ............. 1<8 42 :0 ft Hill ......... 65 16 56 ............... 30 4 3 0 W inter... 95 43 3 4 A icsw orth bowled one, and Eosar tw o no-balJs. M r . W a r n f r ’ s T e a m . B R. M . W . B. B. M. W . Clim enton ... CO 19 31 ................ 10 2 0 0 De M otte ... 120 41 62 .............. 40 12 4 1 Adam s ......... 64 27 16 ............... 35 13 1 0 M oiice ......... 80 £6 2 1 Greene ......... 15 4 0 0 Adam s bowled a no-ball. M R . W A R N E R ’ S T E A M v . XV . O F B A L T I M O R E . SIXTH MATCH OF THE TOUR. P la y e d a t C a to n sv ille o n S e p te m b e r 28 an d 29. M r . W a r n e r ’ s te a m w o n b y n in e w ick e ts. T h e E n g lis h m e n h a r d ly s e e m e d t o t r e a t t h is m a t c h w it h s e r io u s n e s s , a n d t h e ir b o w l i n g a n d fie ld in g in t h e fir s t in n in g s w a s lo o s e . I n t h e s e c o n d in n in g s , h o w ­ e v e r , t h e y s h e w e d w h a t t h e y c o u l d d o w h e n t h e y t r ie d . B altimore . First innings. Second ini ings. EL B. Cole, c M itche’l. b A in sw orth .......... ... 14 b Posanquet ... 1 W . S. 81iem aa, c B iay, b B osan qu et............................. 5 e Bray, b Ains­ w orth ............ 0 L. K . M allinckrodt, can d b W in te r....................................19 c Bray, b Ains- woi th ............ 2 W . Ht.igh, c P . W arner, b A insw oith ... 9 b Ainsw orth ... 5 J. S. H odges, c H i 1, b A ii s- worth ... .......... 2 b B panquet ... 0 J. Glenn, jun ,b Ainsw nrih 14 b .Ainswoith ... 0 F. I«h h a rt, b W inter... 0 b Posanquet ... 0 K .W .M allinekroct.LW inter 3 c Bray, b Ains­ w orth ............10 F. Oldham , c A . W arner, b A in sw orth ..................... 9 b Bosanquet ... 0 F. J. Levering, b Ainsw orth 5 b Bosanquet ... 1 H . C. Miller, c Sewell, b W in te r.................................... 0 cH ill,bBosanquet 0 A . Penniman, c P. W arner, b Ainsw orth .....................13 b Boeanquet ... fl Geo. Chipman, b Ainsw oith 7 n o to u t...................... 5 F. Patterson, b W inter ... 3 b Bosanquet ... 0 G. C. R oH nsrn, not out ... 0 b Bosanquet ... 6 Byrs ............................ 23 Total ...................126 T otal ..............30 M r . P. F. W arner ’ s X I. P .F . W arner,lbw ,bK . M a lin ck io d t............ 5 C. J. Burnup, b Pat­ terson .................... 6 G. F. W inter, c H aigh, b K . M allinckiodt . 1 C. O. H . Sewell, c L. V allirckrodt, b K . Mai in ck ro d t............31 V . T. H ill, b M alline- k ro d t............................. 9 B. J . T. Bosanquet, c Hodges, b Patteiscn 41 F. M itchell, c R ol in- son, b Pennim an ... : 4 A. W arner, lbw , b L . M a llin ck rod t............ 9 J. L . A insw ' rth. c Robinson, b L . M al- lin ck ro d t.................... 5 E. H. Bray, c and b P- nnim sn.................... 0 R. Perens, not out ... 6 E xtras.....................13 T otal . 150 Second innings :— G. E. W inter, c Pennim an, b K M ailiccfcrodt, 0 ; E . H . Bray, not out, 3 ; J. L . A irs- worth, not out, 4 ; extra. 1.—Total (®ne w icket), 8. B a l t im o r e . First innings. B . R . M .W . Airsw orth ... 140 35 14 7 . Bosanquet ... 55 23 2 1 . W inter ............ 99 46 3 6 . M r . P. F . W a rn e r’s X I . B . B. M . W . K . M allinckrodt... 115 40 7 4 ........... Patterson ............ 32 30 1 2 ............ L. M ailin 'krodt... 62 35 4 2 ........... Co e ........................... 25 15 2 0 ........... Ptnnim an ............ 3» 17 3 2 ........... Peer nd ini it < js . B . R . M . W . . f 5 17 7 6 .. 63 13 5 8 P. R . M .W 9 3 0 1 5 4 0 MR. WARNER’S TEAM v. PHILA DELPHIANS (Return). SEVENTH MATCH OF THE TOUR. Played at Manheim on September 30, October 1 and 3. Mr. Warner’s Team won by 4 wickets. With the firm determination to avfnge their defeat in the first match the Phila­ delphians began their innings with boldness, and for come time it seemed probable that they wi uld run up a big sccre. Graves, a colt, who had done veiy well during the season, batted in excellent style and was seemingly set for a lorg score when he was run out by a mistake, for which reithir he nor his partner was to blame. The fielding of the Englishmen during the early part of the innings was by no means remarkable for its brilliance. Brown, Noble and King all batted well, and when the hundred was nearly approached oily N E X T ISSUE, T HURSDA Y , NOVEMBER 24.