Cricket 1899

250 C R IC K E T : A W E E K L Y R E C O R D O F T H E G A M E J uly 6, 1899 four o f their best men for 88 runs. Unfortunately for the visitors one of the not outs was Major Poore, who on the next morning soon found out all he wanted to know about the quality of the bowling (which was weakened by Lockwood’s inability to do much owing to a renewed strain), and then proceeded to make runs in a most attractive manner. Captain Wynyard, who has not been himself this season, seemed to have got very well set when he was out, and Heseltine helped the Major considerably. But most o f the scoring was done Ly Poore himself. He was the last man on the side to be out, af t* r having batted for four hours. It was a splendid innings. Surrey had the unpleasant experience of going in again with a balance of 113 against thun, and at the end o f the day they were still 31 runs behind with only six wickets in hand. They made a plucky effort on Saturday to retrieve an almost hopeless position, but although rain came it did not come at the right time for them. S u b b e y . First innings. Second innings. D. L. A . Jephson, c Quin­ ton, b Soar........................... 5 c Quinton, b Soar 13 Hayes,c Robson, b Heseltine 0 c Quinton, b Soar 1 H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, c Robson, b Soar................... Abel, b Heseltine...................50 H. B. Richardson, b Steele 2 Lockwood, c Spens, b Heseltine .......... ........... 3 StKRor, c Steele, b Quinton 61 K. J. Key, c Quinton, b S te e le ................................... 0 Lees, c Robson, b Soar ... 6 Nice, c Steele, b Soar......... 22 W ood, not out ...................34 B 13, w 2 ...................15 c Wynyard, Baldwin ... b Heseltine b 8teele c Steele, b b T a te......... Tate 13 . ... 1 c Steele, b Bald­ win ...................18 cHeseltine,b Tate 38 b Steele ...........10 not o u t ................. 38 B2, lb l,w 2 ,n b 1 6 Total Total ...................200 H am psh ibe . First innings. C. Robson, b Lees ......... 24 Barton,c W ood, b Lockwood 8 Major R. M. Poore, c Stonor, b Jephson .........175 not out.. Captain F. W . D . Quinton, c Nice, b Lockwood . ... 3 Col. Spens, b Lockwood ... 1 ...206 Second innings, c Richardson, b Lockwood ... 15 ru n ou t..................12 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, b Stonor....................................... 26 8oar, c Abel, b Jephson ...11 C. Heseltine, b Stonor ...3 5 Baldwin, b Stonor ............. 0 D. A. Steele, b Nice ............... 16 Tate, not o u t............................. 0 B 6, lb 1, nb 8 ...............14 Total.............................313 SUBREY. First innings. O. M. R. W . Heseltine Baldwin Soar Steele ................... 18 Quinton ........... 6 Tate ............ ... 1 not o u t.................. 5 c W ood, b Lock­ w ood................... 7 c Hayes, b Lock­ w ood...................10 22 4 . 9 4 62 13 18 8 28 7 47 I 34 0 Soar bowled two wides, Heseltine bowled a wide and a no-ball, and Steele bowltd a wide. H am psh ibe . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M.R . W . L ockw ood........... 29 8 62 3 ............ 17 1 1 53 3 Nice ................... 22 4 63 1 ............ 2 0 6 0 Lees ................... 30 4 83 1 ............ 15 2 29 0 B tonor.................. 14 1 59 3 ............ Jephson ........... 10*4 0 32 2 ............ Lockwood bowled six no-balls, and Nice and Stonor one each. Played MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. RE IGA 1E. at Reigate on July 1. R e ig a t e H il l . G. E. Heriot, b^Kersley 2 |E. R . Hardman, c G. R. Hunt, c Druce, b Kersley ................... 7 G. C. Collier, b Druce.. 3 T. H. W elch, c Thring, b Lindsay...................57 W . J. Baker, c Druce, b Keraley ...................38 B. W . Nicholson, b Kersley ................... 3 Druce, b Kersley ... 19 C. L . Cuckman, b Kersley .................. 15 L. Jackson, b Kersley 5 A . T. Neil, b Line say. 0 E.de Clerm ont,not out 0 B 7, lb 2 ........... 9 Total ...158 C.H.M .Thring,bHeriot 64 W . Mortimer, b Heriot 49 N. F. Druce,bH eriot.. 18 W . H. Lindsay, not out 13 M ablbobough B lu e s . B. Kersley, not o u t ... 12 B 8, lb 1, w 1, nb 1 11 M.C.C. AND GROUND v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Played at Lord’s on June 29 and 30. M.C.C. won by six wickets. This match was, as usual, limited to two days. O x fo b d Uw Pirst innings. H. C. Pilkington, not out F. P. K nox, b Trott ... . IVEBMTY. Second innings. .............. b 77 v Pilkington, Cunliffe ... c Bennett, Hearne ... and b Trott B 4, lb l,n b 2 ... 7 lo ta l (4 wkta) 95 SecDnd innings. O. M. R . W . ... 12 4 21 1 ... 19 6 63 2 ... 17 4 42 2 ... 8*3 3 30 2 19 9 44 3 L P.Collins, cRoche, b Trott * « uuu u x i» i R.E.Foster,oTrott,b Bearne 36 lbw, b Trott R. H. de Montmorency, c Bennett, b H earn e........... A.Eccles, st Bennett,b Trott A. M. Hollins, absent H. F. Morres, c Trott, b Hearne ........................... B. J. T. Bosanquet. b Trott H. Martyn. lbw, b Trott ... E. C. W right,lbw, b Hearne B 12, lb 2, nb 1 ........... . 19 ) . 4 . 53 . 1 0 b Hearne ...........46 9 b Trott................. 12 0 c and b Trott ... 23 1 b Trott.... 0 3 b Trott....28 20 not out .......... 35 6 cTrott, b Hearne 2 15 B 6, lb 2, nb 2 10 Total ................ 169 M.C.C. AND GbOUND. Total ...233 First innings. Second innings. Lord Bawke, c Hollins, b W rig h t................................. 3 b Bosanquet 23 F. G. J. Ford, b W right ... 23 c Foster,b W right 13 Heame (A .), lbw, b Knox 60 not out ........... 41 C. C. Pilkington, c Martyn, c Montmorency, b Bosanquet ................. 1 b K nox ........... 12 Trott (A. E .), c Eccles, b c M artyn, b W right ........................... G. J. V . W eigall, b Mont­ 7 W right ........... 39 morency ........................... 18 not out ........... 54 W . L. Foster, lbw, b M ont­ morency ........................... 0 F. H. E. Cunliffe, c Hollins, b Montmorency ........... 14 R. A . Bennett, c Morres, b W right ........................... 29 Martin,cHollins,bBosanquet 28 Roche, not out ................... 11 B yes................................... 5 B 2 C ,lb 2 ,w l,n b l 24 Total...........................199 Total (4 wkts)206 O xfo bd U n iv e b sity . First innings T rott... Roche Cunliffe Martin Heame (A.) O. M . R. W . 11 68 5 .. 2 18 0 .. 4 36 0 . 3 7 0 . 4 34 .. 6 ..14 . 6 .14-2 Second innings. O. M. R. W . 7 104 6 2 10 0 2 47 1 2 26 0 7 36 3 15 11 16 Cunliffe delivered three no-balls. M.C.C. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . ...10*2 1 27 2 6 1 Bosanquet W right........ K nox........... Montmorency...15 Hollins ...........8 28 .. 12 77 4 ... 66 1 ... 16 3 ...' 18 0 ... Morres 10*2 19 11 21 6 3 Morres bowled a no-ball, atd Hollins a wide. A R K L E Y v. EM ERITI.—Played at Arkley on June 23. E m e b it i . First innings. Fecond innings. S. S. Taylor, c Josling, b c Bammond, u Hickson ........................... 1 Scanlon........... 0 Stewart Neame, run out ... 2 b Scanlon ........... 6 J .E . C. Jukes.c Womersley, b Hammond A . O’Bryen, c Farmer, b H amm ond............................ 2 H. C. John, c Williams, b Hickson ........................... 0 F. H. Harding, b Hickson... A. P. Comyna, b Hammond H. W . Brodie, c Williams, b Hammond ................... 2 C. H. Fletcher, b Hammond 1 E. Moss, c J. H. Robson, b H a m m otd ........................... 0 F. G. Andrews, not out ... 4 E x tras.......................... 1 b Scanlon c Elton, b Ham­ mond ........... iun o u t ................ b Scanlon 0 cand b L ammond 10 b Scanlon ........... b Scanlcn ........... not out................... c J. H. Robson, b B ammond E xtras........... Total 16 Total.. r .u . uuiura],iivvuui lO Total ... ltJJi H. M. Leaf, A . M. Black, F. W . Bellamy, E. A . C. Druct, and W . G. Druce did not bat. ..162 A b e l Howard Williams, b J o h n ...........................10 Dale Womersley, c John, b Neame ... 12 G. W . Hammond, c Comyns, b John ... 26 W . H. Robson, c and b Taylor ...................18 A . S. Farmer, not out... 22 J. H. Robson, b Taylor 0 H. K . Gow, b John ... 1 EY. G. A . S. Hickson, c Harding, b Taylor.. 7 Rev. H. G. Elton, c Harding, b John ... 6 L. Josling, c O’Bryen, b Comyns...................10 J. fccanlon, c and b Comyns ................. 0 B 18, lb l,w b l,nb 1 21 Total ...183 QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. SIDCUP COLLEGE. —Played at Sidcup on June 28. Q uebxm obe S chool . First innings. Second innings P. Phillips, b Cranmer 2 b Davis ........... 0 H. G. Patrickson, c Parkin­ son, b Davis ................... 0 run out ........... 10 P. B. S h arp, c Cranmer, b Davis .................................. 3 b Cranmer........... 13 C. W . Sharp, c Carpenter, b Davis ................................... 4 cDavis.bCranmer 0 C. Courtney, b Cranmer ... 11 b Cranmer........... 14 D. M. Lewis, c Parkinson, b Cranmer ........................... 9 run out ........... 19 R. Cazeaux, b Cranmer ... 31 b Parkinson 14 W. Durbridge, b Cranmer 3 b Parkinson 32 H. Strudwick, b Davis 4 c Parkinson, b Carpenter ... 9 N.O.Carpenter, b Parkinson 19 b Henley ......... 8 H . T. Covil, not out ........... 1 not out ........... 6 B 8, w 1, nb 1................... 10 B 4, lb 4, w 2 10 Total ................... 97 Total ...130 S idcup C o l le g e . H . Parkinson, not out A. Sandercock, st Car­ penter, b Covil E. Cranmer, b Covil... F. Davis, c Patrickson, b P h illip s................. E. Benley, b Covil ... C. Hind, b C ovil......... J. Chamber, b Patrick­ son ........................... Vi .Lorentzen,b Lewis K. Carpent-r, c Pat­ rickson, b Lewis ... J. Tichner, c Carpen­ ter, b Patrickson ... J.Turner,b Patrickson B 7, w 1 ........... Total ........... HAMPSTEAD v. A R K L E Y .—Played at Hampstead on July 1. H am pste a d . H.B.Hayman, c Jukes, b Hammond ...........69 A. R. Trimen, c J. Robson,bW . Graham 4 W .S.Hale, c Williams, b R. Graham ...........48 H.C.Preston, c J. Rob­ son, b R. Graham ... 0 H. R. Hebert, c Jukes, b R. Graham ........... 0 J. G. Q. Besch, b W . Graham ................... 8 F.R.Fpofforth.c Prim­ rose, b R. Graham 33 L. E. Thomas, c Dum- bledon.b Hammond 14 H. Woodall, not out . 42 E. L. Marsden, c W . Robson,bHammond 6 K . Rol inson, c Gow, b Hammond ........... 9 Extras ........... 9 Total ...242 A b e l e v . First innings. S. H oward-W illiam s, c Thomas, b Spofforth ... 0 W . Graham, b Marsden ... 19 W . H. Robson, c Marsden, b Spofforth.......................... 12 notout... R. M . Graham, lbw, b Spof­ forth ......................... ... 2 G.W .Hamm ond,bSptfforth 5 Second innings, c and b H ebert... 1 R. Primrose, b Fpofforth ... 4 J. H . Robson, not out...........10 R. Dumbleton, b Spofforih 0 J. E. C. Jukes, c Besch, b Spofforth ........................... A. S. Farmer, c Thomas, b Marsden ........................... o H. K . Gow, c Bayman, b Spofforth ........................... 2 E xtras......................... 7 Total...................66 b B aym an........... 4 stThomas,b Hay- m a n ................... 4 b H aym an........... 0 c and b Haym*n l cThomas,bHebert 0 5 b H aym an........... 1 Extras ... 2 Total (7 wkts.) 14 THE ABBEY SCHOOL, BECKENHAM (CLUB AN D GROUND) v. LO R bS AND COMMONS.— Played at Beckenham on July 1. A b bey S ch ool . W . L. Murdoch, c and Rev. W . G. Price, lbw, b Ford ................... 1 b Hurst .................. 0 J. Aste, cFord, b Hurst 32 L. P. Horton, cFord, R. Bassett Wilson, run b Hurst ..................... 8 out ... ................... 7A . V. Johnston, c G. J. Gulliver, c sub., Chelsea, b Hurst ... 3 b F o.d .................52 Byea....................... 7 Bradshaw, not out ...6 5 — H . W .B.H all.cPow ell, Total (8 wkts) ...187 b Johnson.................12 S. C. Cooper and G. C. Phillips did not bat. L obbb a n d C ommons . Hon. A . Lyttleton, b H all.......................... 26 G. F. J. Ford, b Price 4 J. A. Pease, b Price ... 0 Lord Chelsea, c John­ ston, b Murdoch ... 56 W . H. P. Hayman, b Hall ........................... 6 Johnson, c Aste, b W ilson ................... 9 A, F. Grant, c Hall, b A s te ...........................11 Lees Knowles, b Aste 3 Col. Chaloner (sub), b Aste ................... 9 Griffith B o sca w e n (sub.), b Murdoch... 0 C. B. Hurst, not out... 6 Leg-byes ........... 1 Total ...131