Cricket 1899

256 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 ult 6, 1899. batting by Stogdon and W ilson, four wickets were down for 146. Then Day once more played brilliant cricket, and when he was joined by Taylor the Ox­ ford b o ilin g was completely mastered. They trium­ phantly went on iheir way until time was up, when they had both succeeded in making their 50. It was a splendid finish to the game. Day was undoubtedly the hero of the match. O x fo r d . First innings. Second inniD gs. H. C. Pilkington, c Taylor, c Taylor, b Haw- b Jessop ........................... 0 k in s .................. 93 F. H. B. Cham pain,cH aw­ kins, b Jeseop ... ... ... 14 c W ilson, b Hind 24 L. P. Collins, b H in d........... 10 lbw, b W ilson ... 12 R. E. Foster, c Jessop, b W ilson.................................21 lbw, b Penn ... 18 F. P. Knox, b Hind .........37 not out..................73 A. Eccles, c H ind,b W ilson 32 b H ind...................... 5 A. M. Hollins, b Hind ... 5 b Jessop ..........10 B. H. de Montmorency, b Hawkins .........................25 b Hawkins..........62 B.J.T. Bosanquet, c Jessop, LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. Played at Manchester on July 3, 4 and 5. Lancashire won by 29 runs. L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. A . C. MacLaren, c Bland, b T a te ................................ 52 A. H. Hornby, b Killick ... 53 Tyldesley, c Bland, b Killick 64 Ward, b Killick .................. 3 Cuttell, c Collins, b Killick.. 28 Baker, b Tate ................ 17 Sharp, b Tate.......................... 0 Smith, not out .................. 3 Lancaster, b Tate .......... 0 W ebb, b K illic k .................. 1 Mold, b Killick ................... 9 B 6, lb 6. nb 2 .........14 Total ................244 8econd innings, c Ranjitsinhji, b Bland ........... 0 b Bland ........... 3 c Bland, b Ranjit­ sinhji ...........23 c and b Tate .. 18 b T a te................... 0 b T a te........... 0 c Collins,b Killick 24 b Killick ........... 3 not out................... 9 c Fry,bK illick ... 7 b T a te ................... 2 B l7,lb l,w l,n b2 21 T o ta l..........110 Moon, b W ilson H. Martyn, Hawkins ................ F. W . Stocks, not out B 6, w 1, nb 6 . Total ...................192 * Innings declared C a m b rid ge. First innings. L. J. M oon, b Bosanquet ... 23 E. R. W ilson, b Bosanquet 5 G. E. W inter, b Bosanqutt 16 J.H.Stogdon, ltw , b Bosan­ quet ...................................27 G. L. Jessop, c Martyn, b Knox ................................... 8 T.L.Taylor, c and b Bosan­ quet ................................... 2 S. H. Dav, b Bosanquet ... 62 J.Daniell, stM artyn.bKnox 1 E. F. Penn, c Foster, b Montmorency ...................18 A. E. Hind, not out ...........52 H.H.B.Hawkins, b Bosan­ quet 5 B 19, w 3 ...................22 Total ...................241 O xfo rd . First innings. O. M. R. W . 4 run out ...........17 S u ssex . b C. B. Fry, lbw ,b Cuttell ... ... 27 n otou t................... 9 G. Brann, c Sharp, b Mold... •••4 K. S. Kanjitsinhji, c Baker, ... 13 Extras ... 24 b M old................................... Killick, b M old ................... A . Collins, b Cuttell ........... C.L.A.Smith,cSharp.b Mold Vine,c MacLaren,b M old... Tate, lbw, b Cuttell ........... Butt, not out........................... Marlow, b Mold ................... Bland, b C u ttell................... B 9 ,lb 2 ................... Total ........... Total (8wkts.)*347 closed. Second innicgs. lbw, b K nox ... 13 c Stock8,b Bosan­ quet ...................39 b Montmorency 25 c Champain, b K nox ...........46 not out...................52 not out...................50 Byes ........... 4 Total (4 wkts) 229 Jessop ... Hind W ilson ... Hawkins 36 27 27 19 13 36 13 53 8 27 Penn 12 W inter 4 Second inniD gs. O. M. R. W . 6 88 1 11 26 2 16 SO 1 9 78 2 2 36 1 0 15 0 29 23 43 43 b Lancaster 11 34 b W ebb ........... 12 c MacLaren, b 66 Lancaster 6 4 c Smith, b Lan­ caster ........... 0 0 b M old................... 0 4 b Lancaster 0 1 c MacLart n, b Lancaster 4 0 b Webb ........... 42 25 not o u t ................. 3 37 b We^b ......... 14 5 b W ebb 0 11 B 7, w 1, lb 6 14 Bland........... Tate ........... Killick Collins V in e ........... Ranjitsinhji Brann . 219 L a n c a s h ir e . O. M. R W . 42 0 ... 4 ... ...18 ..29 .24-2 9 60 6 ..11 2 35 0 ..2 0 8 ..8 3 17 2 12 Total ...106 O. M. R. W . 19 7 41 2 242 13 27 4 , 19 10 20 3 1 1 Bland delivered a no-ball, and Killick a wide and a no-ball. S u ssex . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . 38 9 80 4 ............ 10 8 7 0 1 5> 0 ............15 9 19 5 0 16 0 ............ 25*3 10 32 4 Cutfell Lancaster... W ebb........... M o ld ........... .. 15 ... 5 ...28 9 62 6 ... Mold delivered a wide. 19 7 34 1 Jessop delivered five no-balls and W ilson one, and Hind bowled one wide. C a m b r id g e . F irst inniD gs. O. Stocks ...........29 Bosanquet ... <8 Knox ...........19 Montmorency 12 M. R. W . 12 60 0 .. 13 89 7 .. 3 48 2 .. 3 22 1 .. Hollins Champain. Second innings. O. M. R. W . 51 3 74 1 5 47 2 23 1 14 0 DERBYSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. Played at Derby on July 3, 4 and 5. Yorkshire won by an innings and 160 runs Y o r k sh ir e . Brown (J. T.), sen., c Haigh, st Storer, b Sugg, b Bestwick ..192 Hulme ...................26 Tunnicliffe^ c Bag- Lord Hawke, st Best- Stocks bowled two and K nox one wide. TEM PLE GROVE (East Sheen) v . SANDROYD SCHOOL.—Played at Sandroyd on June 24 S an d ro yd S ch o ol . W . A . Bowers, c Bright, b Reade ... 42 F. B. Burr, c Warter, b Reade ...................12 R. S. Robinson, c and b \* ickham ...........32 E. B. Carpenter, b W ickham ................... 4 C. V. Edge, b Reade... 10 E. K. B. Whetham, c Reade, b Rawle ... 24 L. W . M. Howard, c W ilm ot, b Reade ... 4 P. N. W . W ilson, b W ilm o t.................... 1 E. C. Colchester, not out ...........................35 A . J. D. Jameson, not out ........................... 7 B 8, lb 2, w 1 ...11 Total (8 wkta)182 E. V. Bayley did not bat. T em p le G r o v e . E. W ilm ot, not out ... 16 J. Bonser, c and b R obinson...................J5 J. Bright, b Bayley ... 6 E. A. Taylor, b Bayley 18 B. C. Reade, c Bowers, b Bayley ................... 3 K. Armstrong, c and b W ilson................... 6 F.Wickham, c Robin­ son, b Howard ... 0 J. Rawle, not out ... 1 B 9, lb 4, w 4 ... 17 Total (6 wkts) 82 H. Warter, J. Sanders, and I. C. Macfadyen did not bat. shaw, b Hulme ... 58 Denton, b Hulme ... 25 F. Mitchell, b Best*ick 1 C. E. M. Wilson, b Hulme ... ... 46 Wainwright, b Hulme 15 Hirst, c and b Hulme 9 | D e rb y s h ire , L. G. Wright, b Rhodes ... 3 wick, b Berwick Rhodfs, c W ood, Hulme ........... Hunter, not out .. B 11, lb 2 ... Total 16 24 13 ...432 Bagshaw, b Wainwright ... 16 Bestwick, c Tunnicliffe, b R hodes................................. 0 Berwick, b Wainwright ... 0 Chatterton, b Wainwright 5 Storer,cHirst,b Wainwright 5 R. G. Kenward, b Brown ... 31 Sugg (W ). b Wainwright 2 S. H. W ood, b Wainwright 5 c Rhodes,bWain- wright ........... 7 c Brown,b W ain­ wright ........... 7 b Brown ........... 7 cHunter,b Brown 27 Hancock, b Wainwright Hulme, not out ........... B 1 ,lb 2 ................... T o ta l. O. Hulme ... 63 Berwick ... 9 Bestwick... 47 Haigh Rhodes W ainnrigiit Brown 8 0 3 ... 78 b Haigh not out...................52 c andb Haigh ... 39 b Rhodes ........... 7 c Miichell, b Rhodes ........... 0 b Wainwright ... 4 cBrown,b Rhodes 7 Extras ........... 9 Total ...........194 Y o r k sh ir e . M. R. W .[ O. M. R. W. 17 124 7 IHancock. .2 8 9 77 0 1 42 1 Bagahaw.. 11 4 26 0 18 102 2 |Storer ... 13 2 48 0 D er b ysh ir e . O.M. R. W . O. M. R. W. . 5 2 7 0 ............ 14 7 21 2 .. 20 11 26 2 ............ 22 10 36 3 .1 8 5 38 7 ............ 26 7 71 3 .. 2 4 0 4 1 ............ 10 1 22 2 C. E.W ilson... 4 1 8 0 Hirst .............. 10 2 22 0 THE AUSTRALIANS. THE NOTTS MATCH. S E V E N T E E N T H O F T H E T O U R . Played at Nottingham on July 3, 4 and 5. Drawn. This was one of the most curious matches of the Australian tour. Notts had made 61 for the loss of a wicket on Monday, when tain came down, and the game was adjourned until Tuesday. Then Shrewsbury and Dixon played splendid cricket, tut the tail collapsed. The total seemed large enough, for the wicket was queer, but the Australians did not consider the bowling sufficiently formidable to offer any excuse for a collapse, and they kept in without hut rying until the close of the day, losiD g only three wickets for 106. They were thus 82 runs behind, and so flD e ly did Noble and Trumper play that their captain was able to declare when seven wickets were down. At this time his side was only 46 runs on, but he was not running much risk, for he had another innings in prospect, and might possibly g e t rid of the Notts men for a very small score. For a time it seemed m oie than likely that his manoeuvre would meet with well- merited success, for Notts, despite good cricket by Shrewsbury, did very badly against Trumble, and lost 6 wickets for 77 runs —only 31 to d s on. But when Goodaore and Gunn got together a stand was made which placed defeat out of the question—the former playing very fine cricket indeed. When Goodacre had made his 50, and the score had been taken lo 132 without further loss (Notts being 86 runs on), the Notts captain returned the compliment and declared his innings, although there seemed no possibility of finishing the match. There was a good deal of method in this move, for if the innings had been continued a collapse might have ensued, and Notts might have appeared lucky to escape defeat, while when the inninsrs was declared the Australians viiyht have lost a wicket or two. As it was, Darling went in first himself, and let his hitters have a chance at the other end. The result was disastrous, and Notts came out of the match with flying colours. N o tts . First innings. Second innings. A . O. Jones, c Jones, b Trumble ...........................19 Shrewsbury, c Trumble, b 51 b Trumble ... c Howell, Trumble ... McLeod Gunn (W .), c Darling, Trumble ................... J. A . Dixon, b Howell ______ W . B. Goodacre, b Howell 12 notout.. Mason, b H ow ell.................. 14 b Trumble Attewell, c and b Trumble 11 b Trumble . b Howell . Gunn (J.), b Trumble Oates, c and b Howell Eardstaffe, c Noble, Trumble ................... Wass, not out ........... B 9, lb 5, nb 2 ... b Howell not out... 34 15 6 b ... 3 0 € " 16 Extras ... 10 Total...... 188 Total (6 wkts) *132 • Innings declared closed. A u str a lia n s . C McLeod,cShrewsbuiy J. J. Darling, c Jones b Hardstaff ........... 0 b Dixon .................... 4 M. A . Noble, lbw, b F. A. Iredale, c and D ixon.......................... 84 b Wasa ..................... 12 J. J. Kelly, c Dixon, b H. Trumble, not out 11 W a ss...........................21 E xtras..................... 14 S. E. Gregory, c Oates, ] __ b Wass ........... 3 I Total(7 wkts)*234 V. Trumper, c and b Attewell ................. 85 • Innings declared closed. Darling b Attewell ... Jones, c Gunn (J.), b Second Innings. Howell, b Wass ... Trumble, run out Trumper, b Wass Gregory, not out Kelly, b Wass ... Noble, not out ... Extras ........... Trumble Laver Noble McLeod Howell N o t ts . First innings. O. M. R. W . 42 2 14 82 5 . 12 5 19 0 . Total (6 wkts) 88 12 . 17 29 6 22 7 28 19 21 25 7 5 6 23 Jon* s 8 Trumble bowled two no-balls Second innings. O. M . R. W 8 53 4 3 11 0 3 8 0 2 9 0 10 36 4 5 4 0 A ustralians . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . 42 18 68 1 ... . 9 2 27 0 ......... 23 14 85 8 ......... . 4 1 11 4 11 22 33 1 ... .,.. 5 0 27 1 14 2 88 2 ... . M 2 0 8 0 ......... 7 2 11 0 ......... Hardstaff Gunn (J.) Wa*s ... Attewell Dixon ... Goodacre Jones ........... i & xi u ••• Hardstaff bowled five no-balhj, Attewell and Jonea each a wide.