Cricket 1899

A ug . 17, 1899. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 353 A u s t r a lia . First innings. H. Trumble, c and b Jones 24 J. Worrall, c Hayward, b L ockw ood.......................... 55 V . Trumper, c LiPey, b Jones .................................. 6 M. A . Noble, b Lockwood 9 J. J. Darling, c Fry, b Lockw ood...........................71 S. E. Gregory, c Jones, b Lockw ood.........................117 F. A. Iredale, b Lockwood 9 J. J. Kelly, lbw, b Jones ... 4 C. McLeod, not out ...........31 E. Jones, b Lockwood ... 4 W . P. Howell, b Lockwood 0 B 5, lb 10, nb 6, w 1 ... 22 Second innings, not ou t.................. 3 c lilley, b Hay­ w ard................ 75 c and b Rhodes 7 not out ...........69 run out b Bhodes b Rhodes ...........77 Total... B 7, nb 4, w 4 15 .. 352 Total (5 wkts.)254 E n g l a n d . O. M.R. W . O. M. R. W . Jones ..53 12 164 4 IMcLeod ...48 15 131 1 Noble ...35-4 12 96 2 Howell ...15 3 43 0 Trumble ...39 11 107 2 |Worrall ... 3 0 15 ( McLeod bowled two wides. Noble one, and Trumble one. Trumble delivered a no-ball. Bradley Lockwood Townsend Rhodes .. Jones . . Jackson .. A u s t r a lia . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innicgs. O. M. R. W . ...29 12 52 ...50*3 17 71 ... 5 0 16 .. 25 2 79 12 73 3 . ... 17 ... 15 ... 8 22 12 13 8 27 2 43 54 .14 7 39 0 Hayward 11 Fry ... 2 Lockwood bowled eight and Hayward two no-balls. Jones bowled one. i ockwood one, Rhodes one and Bradley two wides. WARW ICKSHIRE v. GLOUCESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Bristol on August 14, 15 and 16. Gloucestershire won by ten wickets. The visitors were not seen to very great advantage on Monday, while at the close of play Gloucettershire, without losing a wicket, had put on 106 runs, Mr. Champain being not out 72 and Mr. Rice not out 33. Champain played splendid ciicket on Tuesday morn­ ing, and was w«?ll backed up by several others of the team. Mr. Troup played an invaluable innings of over a hundred, and when Warwickshire went in again they stood a very good chance of being defeated. In the second innings Devey and Diver played very fine cricket and the i .ninga’ defeit was saved. W A\W ICK8H IBK. First innings. Quaife(W ),cPaish,b Brown 45 Devey, c Brown, b Roberts 6 Charlesworth. rua out ... 1 Q-uaife (W . G .), c Ward, b Pais-h ...............................39 Diver, c and b Spry ....... 53 E. Matheson, b P aich........ 9 T. B. Rhodes, b Jessop ... 55 Santall, b Paish ............... 17 Whitehead, b J essop .......24 Forester, not o u t ................. 2 Field, b Paish ................. 0 B 6, lb 5, nb 1 .......12 Second innings, c Bird,b Jessup... 1 b Jessop ...........69 b Paish.................. 0 lbw, b Spry......... b Brown ........... cBrown,b Roberts b Jessop ........... not out.................. c Rice, b Paish... b Jessop ... b Jessop ........... E xtras......... Total Total ...200 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . P. H. B. Chamuaio, c Santall, b Field .123 R. W. Rice, c Rhodes, b Field .................. 58 L. Jessop, c Mathpson, b 8antall 42 F - N. Bird, c W . G. Quaife, b 8 ntall .. 40 W Troup, not out .1(8 W* 8. A. Brown, st Diver, b Whitehead 20 Second innings : W . S A. Brown, not out, 3; Paish, not out, 5; extras, 6.—Total (no wicktt), 14. Board, b F ie ld .......... H. S. Goodwin, b Field Paish, c Bhodes, b Whitehead ........... Spry, b Forester Roberts, b Forester ... B 13, lb 4, w 1 ... Total .. ..4 Jessop Paish Roberts .. Brown " W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W . ........... 17 2 56 2 ... ..37 2 13 80 4 ... ... 20 3 52 1 ... ... 14 1 43 1 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 27 14 48 5 ... 29 12 36 2 ... 10 10 25 1 10 2 28 1 G l o u c e st e r sh ir e . P V* - 11 5 20 1 ... 19 5 46 1 ■RODerta bowled two no-balla and Brown two wides. First innings O. M. R. W . ........... 50 11 137 2 .. 7 96 Santall Field Forester... Whitehead Quaife (W . G.) 3 Charlesworth 11 Second innings. O. M. R. W . 22 4 10 87 2 ... 2 0 ... 2 1 2 Field bowled two wides and Forester one. YORKSHIRE v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Bradford on August 14, 15 and 16. Drawn. It was a weak Yorkshire team which was put in the field on Monday, for F. S. Jackson, Denton, Rhodes, Lord Hawke and the two Browns were all absent. But in E. R. W ilson, T. L. Taylor, Lees Whitehead, and Pollitt, a new professional who has been doing well at Hitchin, they had men who were likely to give a good account of themselves. But if Yorkshire suffered from the absence of some of their best men the loss of Major Poore, not to mention Captain Bradford, was simply ruinous to them—the two officers having to return to their military duties. The Yorkshiremen kept their opponents in the field all day on Monday, scoring 445 for the loss of eight wickees. Hirst followed up his fine innings at the Oval by scoring another hundred, and Mr. Ernest Smith played his highest and best inni r gs of the season. Each man was at the wickets for about two hours and a half, and they put on 183runs in partnership in an hourand fifty-four minutes. When the bowling was quite worn out Pollitt made a most successful debut and Lees Whitehead made runs very rapidly. The innings soon came to a conclusion on Tuesday and the Hampshire men, handicapped by rain, did better than could have been expected. Captain Wynyard played splendid cricket for 77, and Captain Palmer for 64. At close of play nine wickets had fallen for 281. Yesterday Yesterday Captain Wynyard again played a very steady innings, and Webb distinguished himself. Y o r k s h ir e . E. R. W ilson, b Hesel­ tine .......................... 5 Tunnicliffe,b Heseltine 16 Wainwright, c Wyn­ yard, b Baldwin .. 10 F. Mitchell, c Steele, b Heselti * e ................. 15 Hirst.csub,b Wynyardl31 T.L.Taylor,bWynyard 6 E. Smith, c Webb, b Tate .......................... 129 Raigh, b Wynyard ... 17 Pollitt, c Lee, b B aldw in...................51 Whitehead (Lees), c Baldwin, b Wyn­ yard .......................... 51 Hunter, not out ... 2 B 12,1b 6, w 1, nb 1 20 Total ..456 H a m p s h ir e First innings. Cant.E. G. Wynyard, c Mit­ chell, b Wainwright ... 77 Barton, b H aig h ..............39 Webb, c Smith, b Wain­ wright .............................11 D. A. Steele, c Pollitt, b Sm ith.............................. 10 Capt. J. A. Palmer, c Tunnicliffe, b Hirst ... 64 C. Heseltin-^. b H irst........ 4 E. C. Lee, c MitcheU.b Hirst 0 C. E. Kendle, c Taylor, b Second innings. c Hirst, b W ain­ wright ...........71 cMitchell,b Haigh 5 c Haigh, b Tunni­ cliffe ...................89 c Whitehead, b Wainwright ... 15 lbw,b Wainwright 0 c an d b Smith ... 1 not o u t .................14 Wilson Baldwin, c Tunnicliffe, S m ith ................................ Tate, run o u t...................... Sutherland, not out ... . B9, lb l,n b l,w l .. . Total 11 not out .. 3 6 11 12 E xtras...........17 ...249 Total (6 wkts) 212 Y o r k s h ir e . O. M. R. W . Heseltine ...28 2 103 3 Baldwin ...15’3 6 41 3 Sutherland ...21 5 7S 0 Wynyard ...21 5 54 3 Tate Steele ...14 W ebb ...10 Lee ... 4 O. M. R. W . .. 25 5 65 1 0 60 0 3 24 0 2 8 0 Steele bowled one no-ball and on? wide. Wainwright S m ith ......... Hirst ........... H a ig h ......... W iLon Whitehead H a m p sh ir: First innings. O. M. R. W. IS 3 53 2 38 20 f3 2 18*4 6 40 H 14 4 47 1 8 3 15 I 11 4 19 0 .. . Tunnicliffe. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 30 1* 46 3 ... 25 9 41 1 8 53 0 5 4 - 1 2 18 U 2 II 0 3 6 1 ... 17 flaigh bowled one no-ball and one wide, and Hirst bowled a wide HAMPSTEAD v. GNATS.—Played at Hampstead on August 9. 61 , 22 H a m p s t e a d . A E. Stoddart, not out 126 T. M. Farmiloe, H. C. Preston, b White 4 out ................... W . S. Hale, c Alex- Extras ........... ander, b Marsh ... 49 — Total (2 wkts)*262 Capt. Black, E. W . H. Beaton. G. Crosdale, L . Holland, S. S Pawling, H . C. McNeill andB. Rennie did not bat. * Innings declared closed. G n a t s . A . Palmer, b Pawling 5 W . Smith, b Hale ... 1 S. Gray, b Hale ... ... 8 G. Neill, run out ... 0 A . W r ght, lbw, b G. Morgan, absent ... 0 Hale .. ................... 0 A. Sharp, absent ... 0 J. Alexander,bPawling 0 Extras ................... 8 E. Marsh, b Pawling 10 — A. White, b Pawling 1 T o ta l.................38 J. Ware, not out ... 5 Second in n in g s A . Palmer, not out, 24 ; S. Gray, not out, 59; A. Wright, retired hurt, 16; J. Ware, c Pawling, b Preston, 25; extras 17.—Total (2 wkts) 141. LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK v. THAMES DITTON.—Played at Thames Ditton on August 7. T h a m e s D it t o n . W . T. Grabura, c Pod­ more, b Willson ... 14 E. P. Forward, c Pitt- brook, b Willson 4 H. T. Moore, c W . Bradbery, b Lawless 10 E. W . Richardson, b Willson ...................17 C. Mills, c Willson, b Lawless ...................13 W . Milbourn, c Man­ field, b Lawless ... 2 S. B. Lawless, not out 18 R. Jones, lbw, b W ill­ son ........................... l A . T. Welb, run out... 1 N. Pallen. b Willson A. G. Taylor, b W ill­ son ............................ o A. Morrison, c Bow­ man, b Willson ... 4 B 3, lb 1.................... 4 Total ... L on d o n & W e s tm in st e r B a n k . C. A. Snell, c W elb, b M ills................... .. 7 C. J. Bowman, c Tay­ lor, b Morrison ... 53 W . Bradbery, c Moore, b Morrison ......... 50 C. S. J. Douglas, c Milbourn.bMorri:*Ott 0 A . G. Gough, c and b Milbourn .................St C. T. Lawless, b Jones 16 | H. O. M*»nfleld, c Welb, b Morrison . 28 S. Bowman, lbw, b Mills ....................... 31 L. Pitt-Brook, c Ford, b Graburn ...........29 J. Bradbery, b Mills 11 E. A. Willson, absent 0 A . Podmore, not out 1 B 2, l b l ................... 3 Total ...................233 IN C 03N IT I v. TO RQU AY.—Played at Torquay on August 9 and 10. I n c o g n it i . First innings. Second innings. H. A. Francis, c Robinson, b Lawrence ...................3t H. G. Barlow, b Johnson ... 31 runout................... 6 A . H. Delmd-Radcliffe, b Lawrence ........................... 1 st Tatam, b Law­ rence ........... F. H. Jones, b Lawrence ... 22 J. A. Gibb, b Lawrence ... 9 R. O. Schwarz, b Lawrence 11 Capt. H. E. Prichard, b Johnson ........................... 7 A. P. Neanae, b Lawrence . 0 H. J. Hoare, b Johnson ... 14 G. R. Murray, c Smith, b Lawrence ........................... 4 b Lawrence W . P. Carpmael, b Johnson 3 not out.......... A. J. P. Miller, not out ... 1 to t out.......... E xtras........................... 5 Total ...139 Total (3 wkts) 22 T o r q u a y ; First innings. H. F. Brunskill, c Prichard, b S chw arz.......................... 1 C. L. S. Elwell, b Schwarz 4 E.M.8cott-Smith.b Schwarz 0 R. Johnson, c Neame, b Francis.................................. 35 C. W . Crowdy, b Hoare ... 18 H. S. Moberley, b Miller ... 1 A. C. Tatam, lbw, b Miller 0 E. Dineley. b Schwarz .. 11 Lieut. Wilkinson, b Hoare 20 F. Harry, lbw, b Miller ... 9 C. W . Robinson, c and b H o a r e .................................. 4 A . Lawrence, not o u t......... 3 E xtras........................... 8 Total ...................114 Second innings. b Miller ...........16 c Prichard, b Miller ........... 35 c and b Francis... 37 run out ........... 1 b Hoare ...........10 c Jones, b Francis 26 b Miller ... ... 1 b Francis ........... 0 b Francis ........... 6 lbw, b Carpmael 48 n o to u t................. 8 c Gi b, b Carp­ mael ................... 9 Extras...........29 Total.........226