Cricket 1899

M ay 11, IS?!). CRICKET ; A WEEKLY ftECOftt) OF THE GAME, 119 First H u lm e......... Bestwick Hancock Storer ......... W right (F.).. Steeples.. .. Higson........... First Lockwood .. brockwell .. Hayes ......... Jephson S u rrey . in n in gs. O. M. R. W . . ...36 7 97 3 ... .. 29 5 96 3 ... ...Il l 0 52 2 ... . ... 9 3 96 1 ... ... 4 0 37 0 ... . ... 6 0 21 0 ... . ... 7 1 23 1... D e rbysh ire . innings. O. M. R. W . . ...23 5 53 3 ... . .. 22 10 53 3 ... . ... 7 1 23 0 ... .... 7-3 1 29 3 ... Hayward... Second innings. 0 . M.R. W . ... 13 5 19 0 ... 9 2 20 0 ... 34 1 11 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 22 5 59 1 ... 22 6 68 2 ... 13 4 38 1 ...15 2 4 51 5 ... 12 2 37 1 THE CAMBRIDGE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. Played at Cambridge on May 4, 5 and 6 Mr. Taylor’s Side won by five wickets. It is not unusual in the Freshmen’smatches to find byes taking a prominent place in the scoring, and with 59 byes the present match may be said to have kept up the reputation required of it. As the wicket was in good order it naturally followed that there were plenty of batt-men who made fine scores, for the bowling was very seldom of any great difficulty. But Mr. Wilson, with two wickets for 33 and six for 73, did remarkably well with the ball. He also batted finely, and altogether may be well satisfied with what he did in the course of the ghme. The two men who have already appeared in county cricket, S. H. Day and R. N. R. Blaker, did not greatly distinguish themselves, but Day played good cricket in his second innings. M r . T a y lo r ’ s First innings. R. N. R. Blaker (Westmin­ ster), b Fargus.................. 6 E. B. Noel (Winchester), c Taylor, b Johnston.......... 34 E. R. V>ilson (Rugby), b W eaver ........................ 60 W . K. P. Ffiench (Marl­ borough), c Hawkins, b W yatt ..........................77 G. F. Collett (( heltenham), c Johns’ on, b Weaver ... 6 C.W .E. Hamilton (Private), run out.......... ................... 0 C.C.T. Doll (Charterhouse), b Johnston..........................14 W .P . Robertson (Barrow), lbw, b Johnston ...........11 H . A. Jones (Framlingham), not out ..........................36 L. J. Clayton (Cheltenham), b Johnston......................... 0 W . G. Dunn (Private), c Tresawna, b Johnston ... 0 T. L. Taylor (Trinity), c Taylor, b Fargus .......... 41 B 39, w 1 ...................40 S id e . Second innings. cHawkins,hWyatt 4 rot out................... 9 b Johnston......... 57 lbw, b Fargus ... 3 b Johnston...........57 b Weaver ...........35 cWeaver,bFargus 13 Total ...325 Mr. H aw k in s ’ s First innings. S. H. Day (Malvern), c and b Dunn .......................... 14 N.O.Tagart(Clifton),bDunn 0 W . S. Tresawna (Private),b Collett.................................. 37 J. N. B. Champain (Chel­ tenham),cJones, b Collett 39 P. R. Johnston (Eton), c Doll, b Blaker.................... 7 D. R. Taylor (Belfast Acad­ emy), c Doll, b Clayton... 21 G. S. Long (Weymouth), b Wilson.................................... 6 E. W. N. Wyatt (Malvern), b Clayton ............................ 1 P.C.Turnbull(Cheltenham), st Robertson, b Wilson ... 1 A. H. C. Fargus (Bailey- bury), lbw, b Clayton ... 3 F. W . H. Weaver (Liver­ pool), not out .................... 2 H. H. B. Hawkins (Trinity), c Doll, b Clayton ............ 0 B 9, nb 1 ......................10 Total .................141 not o u t .................18 B 9,w 1, nb 1 .. 11 Total (6 wkts) 207 S id e . Second innings, c Blaker, b Ham­ ilton .................. 47 cBlaker,b Wilson 24 b Dnnn ...........20 b Clayton .......... 44 b Collett ...........95 c Taylor,b"W ilson 73 c Robertson, b W ilson .......... 19 cTaylor,bW ilson 29 c and b W ilson... 0 c Jones, b Clayton 13 lbw, b W ilson ... 0 not out...................10 B 3, lb 4, nb 6 .. 13 Total.........387 Fargus Weaver Wyatt... Johnston Day ... M r . T ay lo r ’ s S id e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . ........... 29-1 7 59 2 ........... 23 7 48 2 32 7 81 2 ... . 23 7 56 1 .. . 29 8 73 5 ... . 2 0 16 0 ... . Long . Tagart . 9 3 18 7 16 4 2*4 0 8 1 3 1 22 1 36 1 40 2 9 0 28 0 13 0 Fargus delivered one no-ball and Day two wides. M r . H a w k in s ’ s S id e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. r . w . o . m . r . w . W ilson................... 21 9 33 2 ............. 55 23 73 6 Dunn ................... 19 4 44 2 ............. 13 2 30 1 Clayton ........... 16 2 7 31 4 ........... 45 8 121 2 C ollett................... 8 3 14 2 ............ 20 2 74 1 Blaker .................... 6 2 9 1 ............. 9 3 29 0 Hamilton .. 4 1 10 1 Jones ............. 5 3 4 0 Noel ............. 5 1 17 0 Ffrench ... 5 1 16 0 W ilson delivered four, Blaker two, and Collett one no-ball, and Clayton one wide. A REMARKABLE MATCH. TWO IN DIVIDU AL SCORES OF TW O H UNDRED IN AN INNINGS. N APIER (NEW ZEALAND) UNITED, A TEAM v. B TEAM .—Played at Napier on January 21, 28, and February 4. B T e a m . First innings. Second innings. B. B. Lusk, b Marshall ... 72 absent................... 0 C. H. Cato, b Cotterill ... 19 b Wilson ............ 1 J.Wolstenholme,b Marshall 12 b W ilson ........... 5 W . Hughes, run o u t .......... 1 run out ...........16 W . Young, b Marshall ... 22 lbw, b Marshall... 11 R. D. Kelly, run o u t ...........26 b M arshall............. 9 H. Martin, b W ilson ... 36 not o u t ..................33 C.W . Cato,candbM arshall 19 b W ilson ...........12 Scott, b Marshall.................. 0 c and b Dixon ... 7 J. Hughes, not out ......... 6 run out ........... 1 A . H. Barnett, b W ilson ... 2 b W ilson ............ 0 Extras ...................22 Extras............ 20 Total ...........237 A T e am . R. G. Hallamore, lbw, b H ughes..................38 B. Cotterill, b Hughes 2 E. Macassey, c C. H. Cato, b W . Hughes 1 A . Balfour, c H. Mar­ tin. b Wolstenholme 0 W . P. Finch, b W ol­ stenholme.................. 6 H . C. W ilson, b W . Hughes .................. 200 B T ea m . First innings. O. R. W . M arshall................... 28 80 5 Wilson ................... 23 81 2 . Cotterill................... 8 32 1 . Hallamore ........... 4 21 0 Total ...1J8 G. Marshall, not out 252 W . G. W ood, b W . Hughes ................... 2 A . J. Dixon, b Cato... 2 C. Sainsbury, b W . Hughes ...................27 E. F. fceverne, b Mar­ tin ...................23 Extras ...........56 Total .. 6C9 Second innings. O. 10 13 R. W . 57 2 26 4 Dixon 3 14 1 A T e a m . O. R. W . W . Hughes ... 47 198 61Scott Wolstenholme 39 103 2 Martin Claude Cato ... 13 65 1|Kelly O. R. W . . 15 75 0 . 10 55 1 . 5 25 0 CHISWICK PARK v. EALING.—Played at Chis­ wick on May 6. E a lin g . A.F. Nepean, b Smith 11 R. H. Green-Price, b 8mith ................. 6 F. G. Jolly, b Smith... 5 H. Cowpin, b Smith... 39 M. Sheppard, b Smith 0 C.Baynes,lbw.b Smith 3 Smith (pro.), b Smith 15 A. Batchelor, c Caus- ton, b Smith ........... 3 C h isw ick P a r k . R.Y. Murphy, c Carey, b Ark install ........... A. Macdonald, b A rk- install ................... R. C. McDougall, not out .......................... B 2, lb 1 ........... Total ........... P. P. Arkinstall, b Smith .................. 56 E.P.G.Causton,! Smith 10 C.L. Carey, b Smith... 12 H. E. F. Sich, b Smith 0 C. O. Sich, not out ... 35 C. G. Bromfleld, b M c­ Dougall .................. 22 W . H. Bacon, not out 33 B 18, w l ...................19 Total (5 wkts) ...167 C. H. Candler, W . H. L. Horton, E. W . Smith and F. Finnis did not bat. WILTSHIRE v. LONDON COUNTY C.C. Played at Swindon on May 5 and 6. London County C.C. won by six wickets. W il tsh ir e . First inniags. O. G. Radcliffe, lbw, b Grace 39 F. W . Stancombe, c Brown, b Townsend ................38 E. T. Shorland, c Dillon, b W h ite................................. 7 A. M. Millar, lbw, b Grace 36 Newman, lbw, b Grace ... 7 F. Marks, b Townsend ... 8 Smart, b Grace ................. 1 A . E. Chivers, c and b Tow nsend......................... 0 A. G. Dibsdale, b Grace ... 14 E. S. Ford, ht wkt, b Grace 4 Overton, not o u t................. 4 Extras .................. 2 Second innings, c J. H. Todd, b Townsend ... 13 41 Total ...160 run out c Westmacott. Townsend b Wells ........... 2 c Westmacott, b Wells ........... 4 cA .Todd,bW ells 3 b Wells ........... 8 c Dillon, b Town­ send ................. 1 c and b Townsend 10 c and b Townsend 0 not out................. 0 Extras ... 2 Total ...101 17 L ondon C ounty C.C. First innings. Second innings. W.G.Grace,lbw, b Shorland 42 c Ford, b Overton 13 W . S. A. Brown, c Radcliffe, b O verton ........................... 3 run out ............ 3 J. H. Todd, c Dibsdale, b Overton .......... ...........12 R. H. Dillon, c Newman, b Shorland ........................... 0 B. Westmacott, not out ... 13 E. White, b Shorland... 2 A. F. Todd, c and b Shorland 0 C. L. Townsend, c Ford, b M iller.................................. 10 b Shorland............ 6 J. M. Campbell, c Miller, b Overton ..........................31 b Miller ............14 L. S. Wells, c Shorland, b M iller..................................23 not o u t...................29 W . Troup, b Smart ...........39 not out.................... 22 Extras ................... 6 Extras ... 3 Total ...........172 Total (4 wkts) 90 W iltshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Grace ... . . 34 7 tO 6 ... Townsend . . 29 3 59 3 ... " 22 7 41 5 Brown ... . . 4 0 17 0 ... .. 6 2 10 0 White ... . . 9 3 22 1 ... .. 4 1 11 0 W ells 12 2 37 4 L ondon C ounty C.C. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Shorland . 23 5 59 4 ... .. 12 2 33 1 Overton... . . 27 4 61 3 ... .. 9 2 20 1 Miller ... . . 5 1 Jl 2 ... .. 6 0 15 1 Dibsdale . 7 2 11 0 ... Newman . 1 0 6 0 ... .. 5 2 8 0 Smart ... . . 9 4 14 1 ... .. 2 0 11 0 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE V. BROMLEY TOWN.—Played at Bromley on May G< ldsm iths ’ I n stitu te . W . Falkner, b Yeness 2 2 M. W ood, not out ... 54 W . S. Murrell,b Bailey 20 J. P. Mollard, c Ged- ney, b ....... ........... 8 P. Brownfield, S R.Best. A.Mouncher, A. Baldwin. S. J. Holmes and Desaram did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B rom ley T o w n . R.W indebank, not out 4 B 4, lb 2, w 1........... 7 Total (3 wkts) *.15 J. Green, b Murrell F. H. Gedney, b Bald­ win ........................... E.W.Sharpe, hit wkt., b Baldw.n E. J. Gedney, not out 27 R. E. Veness, not out 18 B 10, lb 2 ...........12 Total (3 wkts)... 63 F. Darby, H. Bailey, R. Girling, W . Curtis, Bed- worth and G. Payne did not bat. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE (2) v. BATTERSEA POLYTECBN1C.—Played at Honor Oak Park on May 6. G o ldsm ith s ’ I n stitu te (2). H . Mayo, run out ... 21 j J.A .T. Good, b Barlow W . F. Dray, b Barlow 11 J. C. Green, e ------, b Barlow ................... 1 j H. Mist, not out .. ... 34 E. B. Tolley, b Barlow 1 E. M.Thompson.not out B 9 ,lb 2, w 2, n b 2... 15 Total (Swkts) *108 E. J. Lander, Wayland, Preston and F. Avery did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B a tte r se a P o lytech n ic . M. Fauklin, run out... 2 |Bartlett, c Green, b Clwpman, run out Harvey, b Green Parker, b Good ... Barlow, b Green... Lumpley, run out Barret, b Good ... Lander F.Bliss,stDray.b Good Door, b Lander........... Trimmer, not out B 11, lb 1 ........... Total .........