Cricket 1899

132 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a t 18, 1899. Lillywhite, Jas., jun., for 129 runs, South v. North, at Canterbury, August 6. 7,1872 Shaw, A., for 73 runs, M.C.C. and Ground v. North, at Lord’s, June 1, 2, 1874. Barratt, E., for 43 runs, Players of England v. Australians, at the Oval, September 2, 3, 1878. (Not one clean towled.) G. Giffen, for 66 runs. Fourth Australian Team v. Combined Australia, at Sydney, February 15, 16, 18,1884. W . G. Grace, for 49 runs. M.C.C. and Ground v. Oxford University, at Oxford, June 21, 22, 1886. Burton, G\ for 59 runs, Middlesex v. Surrey, at the Oval, July 19, 20, 21, 1888. S.M .J.W oods, for 69 runs, Cambridge University v. C. I. Thornton’s X I., at Cambridge, May 12, 13, 1890. Richardson, T., for 45 runs, Surrey v. Essex, at the Oval, June 18, 19, 20,1894. Pickett, H ., for 32 runs, Essex v. Leicestershire, at Leyton, June 3, 4, 5, 1895. Tyler, E. J., for 49 runs, Somersetshire v. Surrey, at Taunton, August 22, 23. 24, 1895. W . P. Howell, for 28runs. Tenth Australian Team v. Surrey, at the Oval, May 15, 16,17,1S99. In the twelve-a-side match at Canter­ bury, on August 13th, 14th, 15th, 1862, between the M.C.C. and Gentlemen of Kent, E. M. Grace obtained all the ten wickets of the latter, which fell in the second innings; one man was absent. On June 16ih, 17tb, 1864, V. E. Walker took all the ten wickets for 37 runs of the Gentlemen of Kent, when playing for the Gentlemen of Middlesex, at Maidstone. At Eastwood Hall, on September 15th, 16th, 17th, 1870, Shaw, J. C., for Sixteen of Nottinghamshire v. England, captured all the ten wickets of the latter in the first innings for 20 runs. Mr. Frank Mitchell’s score of 100 for Yorkshire against Gloucestershire, on Tuesday last, is the highest he has yet made for his county. Many good judges have, and with reason, declared him to be one of the best batsmen in England. His innings last season in minor matches were very large, and his huge scores in matches at Cambridge in 1894 will be fresh in the memory of all those who follow the game at all closely. He is a very pretty batsman to watch, and, when set, hits with great brilliancy. The bowl­ ing of Mr. F. W. Stocks, on Monday last, met with moie success than on any previous occasion. Playing for Oxford University against Mr. A. J. Webbe’s eleven, at Oxford, he obtained eight wickets in the first innings of the latter at a cost of but 22 runs—a performance of which old William Lillywhite himself might have been proud. To Leic(Sler- shire enthusiasts his success wilL be particularly welcome. PANTHER v. G RAV ESEN D—Played at Graves­ end on May 6. P a n th e r . A . Wallers, b Sturt ... 9 SSilveri borne, runout 3 W . L. Bayley, c Sturt, b Collins ...................13 A. E. D. Lewis, b Col­ lins W . H. D. Williams, b S tu rt........................... E. W . Mantle, c Pen­ man, b Collins........... R.St A .N ixon,b8turt 2 W A. Standish, b Sturt 0 R. H . Day, c Lambert, b C ollin s...................14 B. W . Green, e Bor­ man, b S tu rt........... 0 S. F. Prior, not o u t ... 1 Byes ...................10 Total 58 G r a v e se n d . L. Couves, b Prior .. 5 Rev. H. Sturt, b Lewis 24 C. Cailer, lbw, b Prior 9 S. J. Croft, not out ... 89 F. Borman, c Wallers, b Nixon ..................39 A . G. O. W illcocks, c Mantle, b Nixon ... 4 Collins, c Mantle, b Lewis.......................... Q P. Sandford, b Lewis 3 E. Gregory, b Wallers 0 H. Penman, b Lewis 0 Lambert, b Wallers .. 1 B 1, lb 1 ........... 2 Total ...126 NORTH v. SOUTH OF TASMANIA. Played at Launceston on April 1, 3 and 4. North won by seven wickets. S o u th . First innings. C. J. Eady, c Greenwood, b Windsor .......................... 6 L. H Macleod, b Windsor 5 Beg. Hawson, c Hamm<*nd, b Pickett ..............................53 K . Bum , b Pickett ...........31 H .Hale,c Ramsay, b Pickett 51 S. Hawson, run out ..............29 C. McAllen, b Savigny ... 43 E.Davies,cSavigny,bWilson 4 N- Dodds, c Westbrook, b Pickett.....................................59 F. Chancellor, b W indsor... 14 Second innings. cW ilson,b W ind­ sor ...........28 lbw, b W indsor... 0 D. Paton. not out... Extras . ... Total .................306 N o r th . First innings. J. H. Savigny, b Chancellor 51 W . Greenwood, lbw, b Paton 15 H. Wilson, c Burn,b Hale... 10 A . E. W indsor, run out ... 49 G. Palmer, b Eady ...........21 Dr. Ramsay, c Eady, b Hale 1 N. R.Westbrook,bChancellor 57 F. 8. Pictet, c Burn, b 8. Hawson .. ‘ ...................26 H. B. Sweet, c and b Eady 28 C. P. Hammond, b Eady ... 6 A. Pickett, not out ...........14 E xtras.......................... 10 runout........... ... 17 b Windsor ... .. 15 c Westbrook, b Pickett ... ... 13 b W indsor . . ... 2 b Windsor ... ... 4 b Windsor ... ... 4 b Pickett . . ... 4 Westbrook, b Windbor ... ... 0 not out........... ... 10 Extras'... ... 12 Total.. ...1C9 Second innings. b Burn.......... ... 6 notout . ... ... 26 not o u t ......... ... 61 b Eady........... ... 12 lbw, b Eady ... 14 Extras .. Total ...........288 Total (3 wkts) 128 Windsor Pickett... . W ilson... . Palmer... . Hammond . Ramsay Savigny S o u th . First innings. B. M. R. W . 164 . 152 . 66 2 . 42 2 12 24 42 87 79 39 37 11 18 11 3 ... 4 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 1 Second innings. B. M. R. W . ... 99 2 55 7 ... 96 4 42 2 Savigny and Pickett each bowled one wide. E a d y .......... Paton.......... H a le .......... B u rn .......... Macleod .. Chancellor S. Hawson N o r th . First innings. B. M. R. W . 252 10 99 3 120 4 66 2 38 42 0 18 78 0 30 0 49 1 ... 2 .., 0 ... 45 0 ... Second innings B. M. R. W. ... 120 6 48 2 ... 10 0 ... 24 0 ... 78 7 12 2 0 17 1 15 26 6 0 15 10 O 0 1 0 MARLBOEOUGH BLUES v. BEDDINGTON.— Played at Beddington Park on May 13. P e d din gton . First innings. Rev.F.Hodgaon, st JacV son, b C. Linasay ................... 8 L. W . Rostron, b C. Lindsay 0 R. Langton, c Bellamy, b C. Lindsay.......................... 0 J. S. C. Christopher, at Jackson, b W . Lindsay 2 W .A . W inton,b W .Lindeay 2 F. C. Lingard, b C. Lindsay 15 A . C. Oswald, c and b C. Lindsay .......................... 7 G. W . B. Roose, b W . Lindsay ......... ........... 3 L. V . Atkinson, not out ... 3 H. M. Rogers, absent........... 0 A . Powell, absent................... 0 B 5, lb 2........................... 7 Second inoings. c Welch, b W. Lindsay ... 8 c W . Lindsay, b C. Lindsay ... 48 c Welch, b W . Lindsay ........... 9 c W . Lindsay, b C. Lindsay ... 36 not out.................. 2 b W . Lindsay . 7 c Ord, b W . L indsay...........16 c Jackson, b W . L in d sa y .......... 2 b C. Lindsay ... 3 cColesbC.Lindeay 15 b C. Lindsay ... 4 B 16, lb 2 ...18 Total ...........47 T otal... M ablborough B lu es . C. W . Lindsay, b A tk in son ................... 9 H . P. Lindsay, b Lingard ................... 4 T. U . G, Welch, not out 81 W . H. Liiidsay, c sub., b Hodgson ...........29 R. B. Baggallay, c Christopher, b Hodg­ son ........... ... 18 K . B. Alexander, b Christopher ...........13 M. A. Old, b Christopher .......... P. D. Tuckett, b Christopher .......... H. C. Coles, lun out... F. W . Bellamy, c Rostron, b Lingaid E. Jackson, b Christopher ........... B 3, lb 5, nb 1 ... Total .........1 BLACKHEATH v. CHARLTON PA RK .—Played at Charlton Park on May 13. C hablton P a r k . A . C. Weber, b Robson 0 H. Turrell, run out .. 16 G. Hazelrigg b Rot son 17 W . J.C. Keats, b Green 17 S. R . Mills, c Robson. b Stewart ...........25 A. Burnett, b Green... 3 L. B Draper, c Chris- topherson, b Stewart 7 C. M. Bernays, b Stewart ................... 1 J. H. W . Davies, b Stewart ................... 0 L. Sparks, lbw, b Green ................... 0 C. T. Taspen, not out 11 B 3, lb 6 ................... 9 Total . 106 B lack iieath . T. Dixon, c Davies, b Burnett ......................18 L. Godfrey, c Draper, b Burnett....................104 P. A. Robson, c Hazel­ rigg, b Bemays ... 30 R. W . Stewart, notout 24 H. Christopherson, c Mills, b Burnett ... 1 T. W . Green, b Bur­ nett ........................... 0 B 7, wb 1 ........... 8 Total (5 wkts) 185 T. Shellard, G. W itherby, R. Taylor, C. Hall and H. Richardson did not bat. BLACKHEATH v. RO YA L M ILITA R Y ACA­ DEM Y.—P ayed at Woolwich on May 13. B lack h bath S. Castle, c Du Boulay, b P ollock ................... 8 J. E. Mason, c Turner, b Curling...................43 J.E.Steveus,b Curling 8 C. E. Wilson, b Turner 35 H. R. F.ack, b Turner 10 F. M. May, st Lery, b Pollock ...................18 J. H.C.Fegan,cAtche- son, b Pollock......... 19 A. R. Begbie, b Pol­ lock ................... ... 1 Major Barter, b Cur­ ling .......................... 5 E. H. V. Weigall, not out ........................... 8 R. J. H. Arbuthnot, not out ...................61 B 13, lb 2 , nb 2 ... 17 Total (9 wkts)*233 •Inniugs declared closed. R. M A. W . M. Turner, not out, 98; H. W . Atcheson, c Mason, b May, 16; E. H. Sauer, b Wilson, 65 ; W idel. Total 1 2 wkts), 180. A. H Du Poulay, R. C. Hill. W . S. Luce, J. Cur­ ling, U. R. Gillett, G. E. Garnett, Y\ . H. M. Leny, and M. G. Pollock did not bat. G RANVILLE (1 ee) Bexley on May 13. v. BEXLEY.—Played at B exley . Pickett, run o u t ......... 9 Mabfy, b F a te ........... 0 Osborne, c Fry, b Newton, b Edwards 6 E d w a id s................... 13 Turner, c Allen, bPate 0 Judd, c Ryder, b Crow, c Feny, b Pate 11 Edwards ................... 0 Ashdown, not out ... 1 Collins, c Lander, b Extras ................... 13 Pate .......................... 12 _ Baynes, o Allen, b Pate 0 Total ........... 79 Peter, b Pate ........... 14 G ranville . F. E. Lander, lbw, b J. H. Fry, b Newton 0 P eter.......................... 25 H. W . Gill, c and b T. L. Passmore, c ColBaynes ................. 16 lins, b Ashdown ... 1 G. G. Ferry, st Collins, W . S. Pate, c Osborne, b Ashdown ........... 0 b Newton ... . 12 A .L Ryder, c Osborne, R. H. Absolam, b b Ashdown ... ... 1 Newton ................... 7 F. T. Allen, not out.. 6 W . Edwards, b AshExtras .................. 5 down ........... 22 J. H. H< llingwerth, Total ........... 95 lbw, b Peter ........... 0 KEN 81NGTON v. ST. M AR Y’S HOSPITAL __ Played at W ood Lane on May 13. S t . M a r k ’ s H o spita l . G.B.Noiman, c Monte­ zuma, b English ... 15 R. K. Cruise, c Watta, b Moiitezuma ...........13 C Hobbs, b Ciawford 46 J. Sbrimshire, b Craw­ ford .......................... 8 R. Hobbs, c Davies, b English .................. 20 C. .h. Worthington, b M- ntezuma ........... 5 J. Sharp’es,c Murdoch b Currie ...................16 W . F. H. Vaughan, not cut .................12 E. W . C. Bradfield, lbw, b English ... 1 A . V . Sedgwick, c Craw ford, b English W .8.Pa* e,cCrawtord, b English................... u B 12, lb 12, w 1 ... 25 2 Total ...163 K ensington . C. E. Bloomer, b Sedg­ wick .......................... 15 V. F. S. Crawford, c Bkrimsbiie, b V aughan................. 47 W .L.Murdoch,c Cruise b Sedgwick ........... 2 A . English, run out ... 35 L. de Monttzuma, b P a g e ...........................23 A. E. Damain, b Page 0 D. J. Damain c Sedg­ wick, b P a g e .......... 5 C. E. Currie,run out... 14 G.A. Nicholls, b fiedg- w iek ...........................10 G. T. Davies, b Page 0 J. D. Watts, not out 4 B 4, w 1 ........... 5 Total . 160