Cricket 1899

312 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 3, 1899. Oval in September, 1865, in a match between Eight een Gentlemen of the Surrey Club and the United South of England Eleven. In the second innings of the latter, Jupp was well set, when Mr. E. M. Grace went on to bowl, his chief aim appearing to be to drop the ball on the top of the wicket. Jupp did not attempt to combat this vertical movement, and the elevated ball went over his head untouched. Mr. Grace persisted, and Jupp was pitched out. This was a signal for venting sibilations and other forms of expression not exactly in harmony with the boasted character­ istics of a cricket field. The crowd broke in and howled, and hissed, and hooted, and E.M . was obliged to pull up one of the stumps in self-defence. It was « curious sight; E. M . Grace stood in the middle of the ground with a stump in his hand, surrounded by the angry crowd, and remarked, “ The very first man who touches me will get this stump on his head.” Fortunately, nobody was courageous enough to interfere with the little doctor, who walked into the pavilion with the stump still in his hand. It was about three-quarters of an hour before the game could be resumed. This week I reproduce the score of a curious match which was played 14 years ago. As will be seen from the score the result was a double-tie :— RO YA L MUXS TER FU SILIERS v. TENBY.— A t Tenby, August 10 and 11,1885. R o y a l M u n ster F u silie r s . First innings. W . F. Curtler, b Garner ... 1 Sergt. Naylor, c Capper, b Garner...................................16 Capt. Kirkpatrick, run out 0 M ajor Johnston, c Miller, b Dennison ........................... 2 Col. Abbott, b Capper ...11 Capt. Evans, c Hamnett, b Dennison ........................... A . C. Maxwell, lbw, b Den­ nison ................................... 0 R . Boyle, b Capper ........... 1 J. Chadwick, b Dennison ... 3 Capt. Boyton, not out ... 1 R. Whitehead, b Dennison 15 Extras ........................... 1 Second innings, ht wkt, b Gamer 11 c Dennison, b Gamer ...........11 c Cole, b Gamer 2 b Capper b Gamer 0 lbw, b Gamer ... 12 Total... lbw, b Capper b Capper ... not out........... b Gamer ... b Gamer ... Extras... Total T e n b y . First innings. M . F. Miller, b Evans Capt. Cole, b Evans ........... Rev. W . Garner, b Naylor F. Capper, lbw, b Evans ... W . W ilson, b E v a n s........... H. L. Jenkins, c Evans, b N aylor................................... R . D. Gilbertson, lbw, b Naylor................................... J. W . Dennison, b Evans ... G. Hamnett, b Naylor Capt. Dewing, not out H. T. Smyth, b Boyle Extras ........................... Total........................... Second innings. b Naylor ........... 1 c Evans,b Naylor 16 b Naylor ........... 1 lbw, b Naylor ... 5 b Boyle ......... 2 17 b Boyle absent................... 0 b Naylor ........... 0 c Boyle, b Naylor 17 run out................... 1 not out................. 4 Extras........... 3 Total ... 51 THE W ANDERERS v. HASTINGS CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at Hastings on July 19 and 20. H a stin g s . First innings. Attewell, b Crawford......... 5 F. J. Winter, b Crawford... 6 W . A . Sparling, b Pretty ... £2 Phillips, c Pretty, b Jephson 7 H . G. Papillon, c Behrend, b Pretty ........................... 6 A . Clark, run out...................34 J. A . Blennue, st Behrend, b Crawford.......................... 11 Rev. H. L. Tindall, c Jeph­ son, b Crawford .........55 H. S. Johnstone, b Jephson 14 H. Hawkins, c Lugg, b P retty.................................. 26 W . E. F. Cheeseman, not out 5 Extras ...................30 Total ..........231 W anderers . H .C . Iretty, b Hawkins ... 2 P. P. Lincoln, b Hawkins... 21 H. W . Whteler, b Cheese­ man ..................................31 D . L. A . Jephson, c John­ stone, b Tindall ...........44 S. Colman, b Hawkins ... 2 G. E. Bicknell, c Johnstone, b Tindall ........................... 0 R. T. Crawford, c Papillon, b A ttew ell.......................... 13 T. B. Marshall, b Hawkins 3 A . H. Behrend, not out ... 22 A. Beney, b Attew ell........... 8 A . E. Lugg, c Attewell, b Hawkins ........................... 1 Extras ...................14 Total...................161 Second innings, c Lincoln,b Jeph­ son ..................33 c Bicknell,bLugg 5 c Colman,b Jeph­ son ..................44 c and b Jephson 2 b Jephson ... b Jephson ... c Jephson, b Lugg 12 c Behrend,b Lugg 2 c Marshall, b Bucknell . 46 c sub, b Jephson 0 Extras...........13 ""otal ...221 c Cheeseman, b Hawkins......... 27 cAttewell,b Clark 24 b A ttew ell.......... 1 c Attewell, b Pa­ pillon .. 96 cHawkins,bClark £6 b P apillon ........... 2 notout.................. 0 not o u t ................. 1 Extras ........... 7 Total (6 wkts)194 TONBRIDGE v. THE W ANDERERS.—Played at the County Ground, Tonbridge, on July 21 and 22. T o n bbidg b . First innings. J. F. Reynolds, sc behrend, b Jep h son ......................... 0 Humphreys, not out ...116 J. Le FlemiDg, c Pretty, b Jephson ...........................10 E.Beeching.candb Bicknall 35 Rev. W . Rashleigh, c Behrend, b Hawkins ... 1 Murrell, b Bicbnell ........... 5 T. W . Mitchell, c Hawains, b Jep h son ...........................11 F. W . Franks, b Jephson 20 T . Pawley, b Pretty ...........32 H. M. Lawrence, b Pretty... 5 Blythe, b P re tty ................... 0 B 10, nb 2 ...................12 Second innings. b Pretty .......... 1! b Hawkins st Behrend, b Jeph son......... 21 b Crawford..........3; b Hawkins..........£( b Crawford ... 1! not out .......... ! b Jeph son .......... 1! not out..................4: B16,lbl,wl,nbl4 32 T o t a l ................. 247 Total (7 wkts*244 * Innings declared closed. T h e W an d erers . D .L. A. Jephson, c Blythe, b Lawrence ........................21 b Murrell .......... 47 H. C. Pretty, b Blythe ... 8 b Lawrence........... 0 H. W . Wheeler, b Lawrence £9 b Lawrence ... 3 G.E.Bicknell, c Franys, b Le c Reynolds, b Fleming .......................... 40 Lawrence ... 17 H.S. Johnstone, b Lawrence 8 S. Colman, not out ........27 P. P. Lincoln, b Pawley ... 21 A. H. Behrend, b Lawrence 6 H. Hawkins, b Lawrence ... 5 T. B. Marshall, st Murrell, b Lawrence ........................... 2 R. T. Crawford, b Lawrence 5 Byes ...........................13 not out ......... c Mitchell,bLaw- rence.................. 10 Lawrence, Blythe ... B 9, lb 1 Total ... ..195 10 Total (6 wkts) 100 A DOUBLE-TIE MATCH. A similar match was played at Woking, near Guildford, in Surrey, on Friday, August 22, 1818, between Woking and Shere, each side scoring 71 in the first innings and 71 in the second. 8T. LAWRENCE v. TH E W AN D E R E R S.-Played at Canterbury on July 24 and 25. S t . L a w ren ce . Capt. P. Capt. Wilkins, b Craw­ ford ..............................59 G. Twyman, lbw, b Jephson ......................52 Easby, b Colman 57 H. Bryan, c Behrend, b Crawford ............ 4 A . Latter, c Crawford, b Jephson.................... 101 Hon. D . R. Pelham, lbw, b Jephson ... 0 Decie, b J ep h son .................. 5 C. E. Harris, absent 0 Sandiford, b Colman A . McHilton, c Craw­ ford, b Colman ... 11 H . D. Hirst, not out 6 E xtras.................. Total .. 318 T h e W an d erers . First innings. H. C. Pretty, b E asby......... 4 K . E. M. Barker, c Twyman b Sandiford ................. 32 P. P. Lincoln, c Bryan, b L a tter................... ... 31 D. L. A Jephson, c Sandi­ ford. b Latter ................. 22 G. C. Bicknell, b Sandiford 2 S. Colmnn, c Latter, b Decie 7 H. S. Johnstone, c Wilkins, b D e 'ie .. ................... 2 R. T. Crawford, run out ... 0 H. Hawkins, not o u t .......... 7 B. Marshall, b Decie ... 0 A. H. Behrend. b Decie ... 2 Extras ......................... 11 Second innings, c W ilkins,b Decie 45 b Sandisord b Easby b Sandiford b Sandiford not out........... ... 24 ..133 ... 73 .. 13 .. 30 b Easby ........... c Decie, b Easby Total ...120 c and b Easby ... 0 E xtras.......... 18 Total(8wkts)342 GRANVILLE (Lee) v. BLACKHE A.TH.—Played at Blackheath on July 29. B la c k h e a th . J. E. Mason, c and b Havers ...................24 S. Castle, b Havers ... 9 C. E. W ilson, lbw, b Havers ................. 23 P. Christopherson, c Morris, b Havers ... 2 G. C. Hubbard, b Richardson ... 84 J. H. C. Fegan, lbw, b Richardson ...........23 T. W . Green did not bat. J.C.Stone, c W .Dixon, b Green ................... 6 W . Morris, c Green, b Christopherson ... 22 C.H Mason.cW .Dixon, b Hubbard ...........50 C. J. M. Godfrey, c W Dixon, b Green ... 15 J. A. H . Rogers, b Havers ...................30 C. E. Pearce, c Pate, b H avers...................46 J. Dixon, not out ... 2 W . Dixon, c and b Havers ................... 2 E x tra s........... . 18 Total (9 wkts.)*263 * Innings declared closed. L. R. Havers, not out 33 P.P.Lincoln, c Mason, b G r e e n .................... 8 J. P. Clarkson, not out ...........................31 Extras ...................13 Total (5 wkt8.)178 LUDGROVE v. BENGEO.—Played at Bengeo on July 26. B en geo . F. N. Percival, run out 2 A . E. Percival, b Lyon 1 M. fl. Dendy, b Lyon 4 R. D. J. Lowe, b Byass 11 M. F. Oliphant, lbw, b Byass .. ........... 0 C.A.McGregor,b Byass 5 W.G.Blackwell,bLyon 2 Second innings : F. N. Percival, not out, 16 ; A . E. Percival, b B\ass, 2; M. H. Dendy, not out, 2; b 1, w 1, 2—Total (1 w k t) 22 L udgrovb . F. B. Fisher, b Lyon L W . Shelly, b Byass A. H. Maude, b Byass C. V. W alker, not out B 3, lb 4 ........... Total 2 (> 0 0 7 34 G. W . Birkbeck, c and b Lowe ................... B.J. Blackett, b Dendy A.E. D. Anderson, run out ........................... J. H. B. Lyon, c and b L o w e ......... - .......... J. T. Birchenough, c Oliphant C. C. R. Lacon,b Dendy 12 R. C. Byass, b Lowe C.H.Campbell,cDendy b Lowe ........... 5 P. S. B. Hall, c Mac Gregor, b Lowe .>.. 25 N. J. B. Leslie, c A. Peicival, b Oliph nt 4 J. E. P. Howey,notout 6 B 10, w 4, lb 1. nb 3 18 Total ..102 GRANVILLE (Lee) “ A ” v MR. R. ESCOM*E’ S X I.—Played at Lee on July S9. G r a n v ille . A. L. Ryder, c sub, b C. E. G. Lee, b Clayton 2 G. Hackney ........... 6 S. V. W indett, b Clay­ A . O. Pettmann, b G. ton ........................... 2 H ackney................... 3 T. L. Passmore, b G. H. Elder, c Read, b Clayton ................. 5 Clayton ........... 77 R. H. Absolom, not F.E Lander, c Burney, out .. ................... 2 b Bartlett.................. 17 Extras... ........... 13 J. A. Johnston, b Clay* — ton ........................... 24 Total ... *151 E. F. Debenham and F. W . Finch did not bat. * Innings declared closed. M r. E scombe ’ s X I. F. Read, b Debenham A . R. Burney, c Lee, b Passmore................... W . R. Lemarchand, b Detenham H. R. Hackney, b A b­ solom........................... G. H. Hackney, b W indett ................... —. Bartlett, b Windett —. Darbishire, c and b W indett .................. 2 —. Clayton, b W indett 3 —.Sanderson,bWindett 8 — . Hooper, b Deben­ ham ........................... 0 —. Aldous, not o u t... 1 Extras........... Total 26 96