Cricket 1899

M a y 18, 1899. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 141 an innings to play when the whole day before them, but they again failed, as was but natural. Y o r k sh ir e . Brown (J. T.) (Drif­ field), c Townsend, b Paish..............................52 Tunnicliffe, c Beloe, b F aish..............................44 F. 8. Jackson.c Beloe, b Paish ................... 0 F. Mitchell, c and b Brown ....................100 Denton, b Roberts 35 Wainwright, c Board, b Townsend ..............16 Hirst, c Board, b Brown .................. 35 Haigh, c and b Towns­ end ..........................12 Lord Hawke, not out 8 Rhodes, c Troup, b Townsend ........... 6 Bairstow, b Townsend 2 Leg-byes ........... 4 Total 314 G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First innings. W . Troup, c Wainwright, b Rhoden.................................. 4 Wrathall, c Haigh, >>Rhodes 13 C. L. Townsend, b Baigh .. 13 G. Beloe, b Jackson ........... 0 W . S. A . Brown, b Rhodes 0 L. Thomas, b Rhodes........... 0 Hale, b Rhodes .................. 1 Board, b Rhodes.................. 6 Paish, b Haigh ................... 0 Murch, run out .................. ft Roberts, not o u t .................. 3 Byes................................. 4 Second innings. b Jack son ...........11 b Rhodes ........... 0 b Rhodes ........... 7 c Wainwiight, b Rhodes ........... 7 n o to u t................. 15 b Wainwiight .. ft b Jackson . .. 17 b Wainwiight I c and b JnckMon .. 0 c Hirst.,b Jacka* n 0 cDeoton,b Brown H Extras ........... 3 Total ... 44 Townsend. Paish Roberts Y o r k sh ir e . O. M .R. W . 87 4100 4 1 Brown ,32 6 94 3 Murch 20 8 42 1 Total ... ... 74 O. M. R. W . ... 22 6 57 2 ... 2 0 17 0 G lou cestersh ire . First ionings. Second innings. O M. R.W . O.~ Rhodes ...........ll*4 5 16 6 ............ 14 Jack son ........... 7 0 21 1 ............. 14 Haigh ........... 7 6 3 2 ............ 13 Wainwright 12 Brown........... l -3 1 M. R. W. 9 15 3 6 23 4 7 11 0 6 22 2 0 1 LANCASHIRE v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Manchester on May 15, 16 and 17. Drawn. It was impossible to play cricket at Manchester on Monday, and on Tuesday the commencement of the game was postponed until after luncheon. Hamp­ shire went in and made anything but a good begin­ ning or a good finish to the innings, but Barton and Lieutenant Sprot did well in the middle o f it. Before stumps were drawn Lancashire had managed to make a particularly bad start, three good men being out for 2 Yesterday Tyldesley and Cuttell were able to put a much better appearance on the game, and when the innings closed their side was only 21 runs behind. Theie was no chance of finishing the match when Hampshire went in. H am psh ire . First innings. 0, G. W »rd run o u t ........... 0 Barton, b « uttell........... J-8 W ebb, c Cutte 1, b Hallam 0 Lieut. K. M. Sp<-ot. b Cuttell 32 A H. Delme-Radcliffe. c Baker, b >riygs ........... 1 8oar, b Cuttell .................. 1 D.A.Steele,cW ard,bBriggs 6 C Robson ,cHaUows,bBriggs 8 Baldwin, c Mold, b Cuttell 11 Light, b Cuttell ......... ... 8 Tate, not ou t.......................... 0 Byes .......................... 9 Second innings. b Cuttell ........... b i uttell .......... b H allow s.......... c Mold, b Baker c Mold, b Bakrr c Tyldesley, b Bak*-r ........... run out ........... c Baku*, b Mold b Mold........... not out ........... b M old.................. B 4, lb 2 ... Total .................114 L an cash ire . Total C. R. Hartley, run out 4 A. W ard, c Robson, b Hald win .................. 5 Tyldesley, c Barton, b L ig h t................ ... 35 Hallows, b Tate... 3 Baker, c Bar on, b Tate 8 Cuttell c Steele,b Light 26 G. R. Bardswell, b Soar 2 H am pshire Briggs.., HalLm Cutte.l Briggs, not ou t... . Mold, b Soar Radcliffe, c Steele, Baldwin ... Hallam, absent, ill . E x tra s .............. Total ................ Second innings Tate ... Baldwin O. M. R. W . u. M. K, W. 38 9 70 3 ......... 102 6 10 1 ........... 26.418 25 5 ........... 2 ! 9 •_M 2 Hallows 18 6 22 1 Baker .. 11 8 27 3 M old ... 6*3 6 0 3 L an c a sh ir e . 9 18 2 1 L ig h t .. .10 2 22 2 4 41 2 |Soar .10 5 12 3 NOTTS v. KENT\ Played at Catford Bridge on May 15,16 and 17. Drawn. Rain interfered considerably with this match. There was no play before lunch, and afterwards the Notts men had to bowl with a wet ball. They did fairly well to get rid of Kent for 157, and but for the excellent batting of S. H. Day, who e 63 runs were made in a little over two houis, they would pro! ably have disposed of them for a ver/ small total. The first four Kent men who were out were all caught at the wicket by Oates. W ith their usual la d luck, Notts had to bat for a couple of minutes, and in that time lost Oates for two runs. On Tuesday it was only possible to play for a very short time, during which things went badly for Notts. When the game was abandoned for the day the total was 29 for two wickets. The rain greatly curtailed play yesterday. After a not very good beg.nning, bhrewsbury and Gunn became well set, and showed some remarkably good cricket, Shrewsbury being in very great form. K e n t . C. J. Burnup, c Oates, b Dench .......... ... 31 Hearne (A ), c Oate^, b Atcewell ........... 0 W. E. C. utchings, c Oates. b Wass ... 12 6. H. Day, c Dixon, b W ass..........................63 L. J. Le Fleming, c Oates, b Iremonger 7 Easby, c Attewell, b Guttridge..................12 G. J. V. Weigall, not out .......................... 25 Martin, b Was*s......... 0 Wright, b Wass ... 0 Huish. lbw, b Gunn... 0 W. M. Bradley, b Gunn.......................... 0 B 5, lb 1, nb 1 ... 7 Total ...167 N o t t .-’. Dench, st Huish, b Martin ......................13 Oates, c Le Fleming, b Bradley .. . . 2 A. O. J >nes, c Huish, b B n d le y .................... 15 I K en t , O. M. R W. Attewell :-l 17 4L 1 Gun . (J.) 14 3 6 40 2 Wa»-s ... 14 7 15 4 Shrewsbury, not out 101 Gunn (W .), not out... 5> E xtras.................. 5 Total (3 wkt*)191 O. M. R. W. Iremon^er 10 2 23 1 Dench ... 4 0 1-11 . Guttridge 9 2 20 1 ,ss delivered one no-ball. O. M. R W. .23 14 46 1 . 4 1 11 0 N o tts O. M. R. W . Bradley ...23 9 41 2 1 Marlin W right ...15 4 38 0 | Easby Hearne (A..) 24 9 50 1 | DERBYSHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played ..t Derby on May 15, 16 and 17. Drawn. On Mond*y Iheie was no pity in ’ his rmtoh ow in" to rain. On Tuesday inoruiug Cua.tter.oa, tiudi g the rest of the team in difficulties, forced the game wi h much success. Warwickshire began wellagains: the weak Derbyshire howling, but ihe tail collapsed. Th^re was a time during the Derbyshire s cond innings when theie seemed ailn n ce t iat ihe game would end in a vict>ry for vV»trwicK»«hiie, lu t biorcr saved liis county by a very fine innings. D e r b y sh ir e . First innings. I . G. Wright, c Baintridge, b Field.......... ... 13 Bagshaw, c Santall, b Field 5 ( hatterton. b Dickens ... 40 Storer, b Dickens...................14 Sugg (W .), b Dickens ... 4 T. Higson, b Santall ... W. W ilmot, b Dickens Second innings. cLilley, b Santall ; b Dickens ........... ; b Dickens ... . ! not out... b Dickens 45 0 6 cQuaife,b Sant all 5 Hulme, b Santall.................. 3 Davidnon Cvjluver.bDiokens 8 Hancock, lbw, b Santall ... 5 Be*twick, t ot out ... ... 0 li 4, w 1 .......................... 6 Total ...1(3 c Charlesworth, b D ickens........... b Santall .......... c Field, b Santall C ban tall, b Dickens ........... b Dickens . ... £ 5, lb 2 ... Total ... W a r w ic k sh ir e . H. W . Bainbridge, b Hulme .........! ... 32 T. S. Fii*hwick, st Storer, b Hulme ... 19 Diver, c Sugg, b Hulme 18 A. C. S Olover,c Hig­ son, o H ulm e........... 2 Lil ey, cChuterton, b Higson ...........15 Devey, c Hulme, b Higson .................. 9 Second innings: A. C. S. Glover, c St<*rer, b David­ son, 8; Devey, not out, 1 ; Uuaite (W . G.), not out, 2; Charlesworth,candb Higson, o. Total (2 wkts), 11. Quaife (W . G.), b Hulme ...................10 Charlesworth, c and b Higson ................... 6 Santall. b Hulme ... 0 Dickens, not out ... 5 Field, b H ulm e........... 2 Extras ........... 7 Total ...125 D erbysh ire . First innings. O. M. R. W . Santall ........... 17 5 32 3 Field ...........11 3 21 2 Charlesworth 8 1 23 0 D ickens........... 13 2 6 22 5 Dickens bowled a wide. W a r w ic k sh ir e . First innings. Second inning*. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ........... 20 5 41 3 ... ... 2 1 4 0 ........... 16 8 23 9 Quaife 2 1 5 0 Hulme ... Bestwick Davidson Higson ... O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. 85 10 68 7 ........... 6 3 6 0 7 2 13 0 ........... 10 6 10 0 .......... 2 1 1 1 16 5 37 3 ........... 5 3 4 1 Hancock 2 2 0 0 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. OLD CHARLTON. —Played at Charlton on May 13. G oldsm ith s ’ W . Falkner, c Perry­ man, b Ryan ........... 1 M. W ood, c Hills, b F reem an...................36 C. E. Sykes, o and b Boxall ................... 4 W . H. Manley, c Gra- didge, b Boxall ... 5 W . S. Murrell, b Boxall 1 J. P. Mollard. b Boxall 3 R. W indebank,runout 47 I n stitu te . S. R. Best, c Gradidge, b B o x a ll................... 0 S. J. Holmes, b Boxall 0 A. Baldwin, lbw, b Ryan ................... 0 S. W . Gillingham, not out .......................... 18 B 5, lb 5 ...........10 Total ...125 O ld C h arlton . G. Tannett, b Gilling­ ham ........................... 0 C. B. Davies, b Sykes 8 H . Gradidge, c Winde- bank, b Gillingham 23 T. W . S. Willmott, b Gillingham ........... 8 J. Perryman, b Gill­ ingham ...................15 J. Hills, b Gillingham 7 C. Ryan, lbw, b W in- debank ................... 0 G. Masters, c and b Gillingham .......... 27 T. Freeman, b Holmes 28 A. Boxall, not out ... 17 F. C. Heaton, not out 0 B 3, lb 2, w 1 ... 6 Total (9 wkts) .. 139 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. PLAISTOW .—Played at Lee on May 13. G r a n v ille . W . M orris b Stuart .. 8 P. P. Lincoln, c Hodg­ son, b Stuart ........... 7 L. R. Havers, b H odg­ son ........... ..........38 C. J. M. Godfrey, c Stuart,b Hodgson... 66 J. C. Stone, c Rock, b Smith..........................16 H. T. Richardson, L. J did not bat. * Innings declared closed. J. P. Clarkson, b Stuart ................... 0 E. Rymer Jones, not out ..........................34 D. Mustard, L ot out 11 Extras ................... 7 Total (6 wkts)*187 furner and A . R. Layman P la isto w . E. H. Rock, b Havers 0 K. P. Brown, b Havers 10 H F. Gordon, st Lay­ man. b Havers ... 14 T. i^odgson, c Stone, b Morris ...................23 A. F. Senior, c Jones, b H avers................... 1 S. A. Smith, c Lay­ man, b lurner........... 4 R. Stuart, b Havers P. Solbe,b hichardson A. E. Brooks, not out H. Bond, b Richard­ son ........................... E. Willett, not o u t ... Extras ................... Total (9 wkts) ! GRAN VILLE (Lee) “ A ” v. QUERNMORE.— Played at Quernmore on May 13. G r a n v il l e . A . Hel-'er, b Groom- bridge ................... 4 C. E. G. Lee, c Loly, b Carter ... ... 4 G. Helder, b Carter ... 74 H.W.LeMay.bGroom- bridge ...................10 F.E.Tnomson,c Strud- wick, b Carter...........11 H. (i. Davis, b Groom- bridge ...................14 E. F. Debenham, c Etherinton - Smith, b Carter ................... A. O. Pittman,run out A. M. Massie, not out H. Witson. b Carter A. W . Maxwell, b Caiter ... v . ... Extras ........... Total ...147 Q uernm ore . C. C. Carter, b Deben­ ham ........... ........... 0 P. Phillips, c Helder, b Debenham ........... 4 H. L. Etherington- Smith, b Debenham 9 W . Durt-ridge, lbw, b Debenham ... . 4 G. Loly, c Helder, b Debenham ...........21 H.J.Dawes, b Pettman 2 P. B. Sharp, c Wilson, b Pfcttman ........... Groombridge, c M ax­ well, b Debtnham... E. A . Belcher, b Debenham ........... H. Stiudwick, not out H .E Lee, b Debenham Extras .......... Total 7V