Cricket 1899

J u ly 27, 1899. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 307 THE BRIXTON WANDERERS’ WEEK. 8ix matches were played with the following result, viz., the first against Mitcham was won by 88 runs— the scores being 146 and 48 f^r six against 234. The second against Hampton W ick, the Brixton W an­ derers were also successful by 73 runs, scoring 233 agaiost their opponents’ 160. The third, versus Lovell’s X I., resulted in a draw, the first-named knocking up 302 runs, andthe B.W .’s replying with 228 for three wickets, Faulkner not out 100. The fourth against Surrey Club and Ground w*s drawn much in favour of that team, as after dismissing the Wan­ derers for 23* they made 225 for two wickets, Holland bein* not out for 145. For the home team C. G. Smith was not out 115. 'Ihe fifth match, with Fair­ field, was also won by 63 runs—the B.W .’s batting first, scoring 178, whilst their opponents compi ed 115. They followed on and made 106 for no wicket. The sixth match, against Norbury, prove 1 to be a victory by eight wickets, as that cluo were all out for 131— this number being attained for the loss of two wickets, and the innings eventually amounting to 326. Two iniiings of 100 and over were scored, namely, Faulkoer 100 and C. G. Smith 115. in both cases the batsmen being not out, and the latter for six innings had an average of 49*75; Stubbs, 32*4 for five; F. V . Rider (the captain), 29*75 for the t-ame number of innings; H. Mason, 26*4 for a like num ber; Simmons, 2i*33 for six; Gilligan, 17*66 for four; and F. Odell. 6'83 for six. In bowling, C. G. Smith, seven for 103; Stubbs, fifteen for 248; Simmons, eight for 147 ; and Rider, eight for 188. The weather was all that could be desired—an al fresco fete on Thursday evening passed off m< st pleasantly. The wickets, prepared by the groundman, Farmer, were highly praised by all the teams, and the whole week was of the most suc­ cessful description, not the slightest hitch occurring throughout in any particular. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. M ITCHAM .- at East Dulwich on July 17. B bixto n W a n d e b e b s . -Played F. Odell, b Cordon ... 17 F. P. Rider, b Cordon 47 G. Stubbs, b Christian 3*2 A . J. Whyte, b Chris­ tian ........................... 1 C. fl. 8mith, st Clarke, b Keene ...................22 L. M. Simmons, c Nichols, b Cordon... 3 H. Mason, c Clarke, b C o le .......................... 68 E. H. Gale, b Cole ... 18 W. A . Gilligan, not out .......................... 11 E. A . Brymer, b Cole 2 B. A. Glanvill, run out 0 B 12, lb 1 .......... 13 Total ...234 M itc h a m . First innings. C. Cordon, b Simmons ... 44 M. Nicholls, c and b Gilli­ gan .......................... 12 G. Boxall, b Simmons ... 16 W . Jones, b Simmons .. 0 A. F. Clarke, b Stubbs ... 0 J. Pillingar, run o u t ............. 4 G. Robertson, c Rider, b Simmons ............................ 4 T. Sturtivant, b Simmons 5 F. Christian, c Simmons, b Rider ................... ... 18 B, Cole, not out ...................... 18 J. Keene, c Glanvill, b M ason.......................................17 B yes.................................... 8 Total... 146 Second innings, b Smith ........... 0 c Gale, b Smith . 10 c Rider, b Whyte 20 b Smith ........... 3 c and b Glanvill 2 not o u t.. c Brymer, b Glan­ vill ................... B 5, w 1 ... 6 Total (6 wkts) 48 BRJXTON WANDERERS v. HAMPTON W ICK. —Played at East Dulwich on July 18. H am pton W ic k . J. Price, c sub, b Storey 8 T.A.Miles.cRobertson, b Rider ........... 18 F. L. Head, c Smith, b Rider ...................44 R.J. Sivers, c8immons, b Rider ...................21 H.A.Budden,bSmith .. 14 F. W . Head, b Smith .. 22 H. Temple, b Smith ... 5 W . J. Haycroft, b Smith ................... T. Edy, st Robertson, b Hider ................... F. J. Peel, c Robert­ son, b Rid- r ........... P. F. Knox, not out B 12, lb 2, w 1 ... Total F. P. Rider, b Budden 31 F. Odell, run out ... 12 L.M.Simmons, c Price, b E d y .......................... 46 A. V. Storey, b Edy... 62 C. G. Smith, c Sivers, b Haycroft .................17 W . A. Gilligan, b Hay­ croft ...........................12 H. Mason, b Edy ... 7 B bixto n W a n d ebebs . C. Hogg, not out E. H. Gale, b Edy ... E. A . Brymer, b Hay- c ra ft................. W . Robertson, b Hay­ croft .......................... B 17, lb 2 ........... Total .233 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. LO VflLL’S X L — Played at East Dulwich on July 19. L o vell ’ s X I. J.P. Candler, b Gilligan 39 S. Bowditch, b Rider... 9 D.V. Haszard, c Faulk­ ner, b Gilligan .. .. 133 W . H. Gold, o Rider... 13 C.H.Mountain, cRider, b Mason .................30 H. E. Hockley, c Gilli­ gan, b G lanvill......... 9 StanleyBriggs,c Glan­ vill, b Mason ... 32 A. Meller, b Gilligan 13 E. D. Lovell, b Gilli- g*n ........................... 1 H. West, b Simmons 8 G. Ring, j un., not out 0 B 14, lb 1 ...........15 Total . 302 B bixto n W an d ebbbs . C. G. Smith, not out 7 B 21, lb 9 ...........80 J. Faulkner, not out ...100 F. v dell, b Ring ...34 L. M. Simmons,cWest, b Candler............................................24Total(3 wkts)228 G. Stubbs, c Mountain, b Briggs ............................................33 H. Mason, F. P. Rider, E. H. Gale, W . A. Gilligan, B. A. Glanvill, and A. R. Whiteley did not bat. BRIXTO.V WANDERERS v. SURREY CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at East Dulwich on July 20. B bixto n W a n d ebebs . F. P. Rider, c Nice, b K eene.......................... 5 F. Odell, b Keene ... 0 L. M. Simmons, b Gooder ................... 0 G. 8tubb8, c Gooder, b Keene.......................... 8 H. Mason, b Gooder ... 13 C. G. Smith, not out 116 R.J. Burlington,b Nice 26 P.Carmichael,cKeene, b Montgomery ... 12 E. H. Gale, b Baker... 11 W. A. billigan, b Gooder ................... 5 E. A. Brymer, lbw, b Keene B 9, lb 2 S cbbey C lub an d G bound . P. Bell, lbw, b Stubbs 4 Holland, not out.........145 Baker, c Mason, b Car­ michael .................. 17 Higgins, not out B 4, lb 2 ... Total (2 wkts) 225 Darlington. Montgomery, L. Pare, Nice, Moulder, Keene, and Gooder did not bat. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. FA IRFIE LD . - Played at East Dulwich on July 21. B bixto n W an d k bebs . F. P. Rider, b slater... 5 F. Odell, b Slater ...1 0 L . M. Simmons, c Joner. b Dawson ...6 3 G. Stubbs, c Greene, b Dickson ........... 27 C. G. Smith, c E. Hobbs, b Dawson ... 3 H. Mason, c Waller, b M ayo.......................... 5 R. J. Burlington, c Greene, b Mayo .. 23 C. Bogg, b Dawson ... 11 E. A . Brymer, b Daw­ son ........................... 0 A. R. Whitley, b Daw­ son ........................... 2 C. F. Jones, not out... 0 B 22, lb 6, w 1 ...2 9 Total . 178 F a ib f ie ld A . R. Hobbs, run out 10 E. C. Hobbs, b Jones 1 T. M. Greene, b Jones 3 H . L. Dawson, c Sim­ mons, b Stubbs ... 41 W . Taylor Russell, c Simmons, b Stubbs 16 W . B. DicksoD, run out 11 W .H .W aller.bStubbs 0 H. C. Joner, b Stubbs 1 F. T. Mayo, b Jones 14 G. L. Slater, not out 4 W .A.Adam s,bStubbs 0 B 12, lb 1, w 1 ... 14 Total ..115 Second innings: A. R. Hobbs, not out, 59; E. C. Hobbs, not out, 42; B 4, w 1, 5—Total (no wkt), 106. BRIXTON WANDERER8 v. NORBURY.—Played at East Dulwich on July 22. N o bbu by . S. Bowditch, c Odell, b Stubbs ................. 4 J. E. Simpson, c Sim­ mons, b 8tubbs ... 4 Sleat. c Rider, b Sim­ mons ... ...........23 G. Holmes, c Faulkner, b Stubbs ... ... 43 8. A. Cat'ing, b Sim­ mons .......................... 0 P.Wilson.candbStubfcs 1 P. 8. Greene, b Stubbs 21 H . C. Plummer, b Stubbs ................... 0 H. Hazell, c and b Stubbs ...................19 H. A. Wykes, c andb Stubbs ................... 4 J.J. Maoildin, not out 11 Byes ................... 1 Total ...131 B bixton W an d bbebs . F. F. Odell, b Holmes 28 J.Faulkner,cPlummer, b W y k e s ................. 62 L. M. Simmons, c and b H olm es.................. 4 G. 8tubbs, c Catling, b Wykes ................ 62 C.G. 8mith,c Plummer, b Bowditch ...........35 H. Mason, c Simpson, b H olm es.................. 39 R. J. Burlington, b Bowditch.................... 8 W . A. Gilligan, lbw, b H o lm e s.............25 F. P. Rider, notout... 31 W Robertson, c Cat­ ling. b Holmes .1 6 8. Thurston, c Cat­ ling. b Holmes ... 1 B 9, lb 6 ........15 Total .. 326 UPPER TOOTING v. THE GRYPHON8.—Played at Upper Tooting on July 15. T h e G byph ons . G. H. Blount, not out 18 N. M. Reid, b Carroll. 11 E. C. Smith, b Parez.. 0 H. W . Taylor, b Parez 10 B 2, w 1 ........... 3 Total 90 I. A. Lyon, c Franks, b CrtlTOll ................... 6 J. Greatorex, b Carroll 1 W. Sarel, lbw.b Carroll 4 J. H. Hunt, b Parez ... 32 R H. More, b Parez... 0 J.J.Compton, b Carroll 0 H. P. Clarke, c and b Carroll .................. 5 Second innings : —W . Sarel, b Carroll, 22 ; J. H, Hunt, c Carroll, b More, 82; J. J. Compton, b More, I ; G. H . Blount, run out, 5 ; H. W . Taylor, not out, 6; b 4, nb 2.—Tot .1 (4 wkts.) 122. U pper T o otin g . D. H. Butcher, c Reid, b Sarel ...........15 J. F. More, b Hunt ... 2 R. R. Sandilands, c Greatorex, b Hunt . 3 F. C. Ryde, c Smith, b H u n t.................. '... 25 B. M. Carroll, lbw, B ’ount ...................22 H. Parez, run out ... 12 H. G. Franks, c Greatorex, b Sarel.. D. P. Franks, b Hunt E. T. Powell, not out. R. Montgomerie, c Moore, b Sarel B. R. Thorne, b Sarel B 10, lb 1 ........... Total 1 0 3 0 0 11 . 94 LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. LONDON CITY AND M IDLAND BAN K .—PJayed at Herne Hill on July 10 and 11. L ondon a n d C ounty B a n k . A. Jackson, retired ...6 7 F. A. Spackman, b F ish w ick ................... 6 F. J. Finlinson,retired hurt ...........................'5 C .W . Goddard, b Fish­ wick ........... ...........15 P. F. Allen, b Fishwick 0 H. E. W . Ingram, c Brown, b Fishwick 31 H. W . Walrond, c Nomico, b Brown... C. R. Trowell, not out H. L. Hearaum, lbw, b Brown ... ...........: Total... L ondon C it y a n d M id la n d B a n k . T. Cox, b Hearsum ... 20 A.J.Dewey, bHearaum 2 E. Baker, c and b In­ gram ........................... 9 F. W. Fishwick, c In­ gram, b Hearsum .. 0 E. Davie. H. F. Brigg. F. Coleman, E. Wortley, and G. S. Nomico did not bat. G. Martin, not out ... 21 H . C. Brown, not out 22 Byes ................... 4 Total (4 wkts) 78 LONDON AND WRSTM INSTER BANK v. LON­ DON AND COUNTY B A N K .-P layed at North Dulwich on July 18,19 and 20. L ondon an d W estm inster B a n k . H. O. Manfield,c W al­ rond, b Ingram ... 8 C. A. 8nell, c Al.en, b 8packman...............10 M Bradbery,c Bentley, b Goddard ......... 13 C. J. Bowman, lbw, b Goddard .............. 55 A. G. Gough, c sub, b Soackman.............. 3) J. Bradbery, b Ingram 0 L. Pitt - Brook, c Trowell, b Ingram 4 J. M. Allcock, b liod- dard .. ................... 3 E. A. Willson, lbw, b Hearsum...................20 L. W . Newcombe, not out ...........................12 A. Podmore, not out 19 B 6, lb 2 ........... 8 Total * Innings declared closed. L ondon an d C ou nty B an k . •182 H. R. Hearsum, b Pod­ more ......................... 0 W . Bentley, c Pitt- Brook, b Willson ... 15 P. W . Hubbard, b W illson ................... 3 C.R. Trowell,b W illson 14 P. F. Alien, b Podmore 3 F. A . Spackman, lbw, b Podmore ........... 0 A. Jackson, b Snell ... 7 C. W . Goddard, c and b Podmore ........... H. E. W . Ingram, b Willson ................... H. W. Walrond, b Willson ................... R. D. Shettle, not out B 6, lb 4 ........... Total ........... MR. J. M cKENNA’ 8 X I. v. BUXTON CO LL E G E .- Played on the College Ground, Buxton on July 19. M b . J. M c K enna ’ s X I. W . G. Barnsley, c Waterhouse,b King­ ston ......................... 29 H. A. Palmer,c Yipan, b tM>uth ................... 0 E. Greenbank, bKin<?- ston ........................... A . Goddard, b King­ ston ........................... C. R. Parker, b King­ ston ......................... 17 55 P. Cbapelle, c and b K ingston................. 11 T. Parkin, b Kingston 2 A.Newberry,st Marsh, b Kingston ........... 5 F. Burgess, not o u t... 36 W. Henshaw, b Marsh 82 J. McKenna, b Marsh 8 B 8, lb 2, W 1 ... 11 Total ...209 C.A.Kingston, notout 45 N. N. Story, c and b N ew berry......... ... 14 W.H.Lee.bGreenbank 0 B u xton C o lle g e . F. M. Vipan, not out... 11 Bye ................... 1 Total(2wkte) 71 J. W . Marsh, F. K . Moore, H . G. South, J. Pope, H . Hardman, J. Waterhouse and J. B fo r r did nor. frat,