Cricket 1899

F eb . 23, 1899. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 31 BENETFINK & CO., Cricket Bats. Boats’ Half Cane, No. 4,3,3 ; No. 5, 3 8 ; No. 6,4 5 Ditto, All Cane.......... No. 6, 5 3 ; No. 6, 6/- Ditto. **Resilitnt,” Selected ........... No 6, 8 5 Men's, All Cane ............................................5/3, 6/- Ditto, ditto, Super..................................................8 3 DIt o, tittg. Selected ........... ...................9 8 Clapsiiaw’s ••Resilient,” Selected ........... 14 10 W a rs i p’s “ C o n q u e r o r ” ...................................... 16/10 Wisden’s **C raufjrd’b ” » ......................... 16 9 *• E x c e l l v r '* ...............{ ....................................... 2 0 /- Single Bat sent Post free. Immense stock of Cricket Bats by Lillywhite, Claptshaw Ayres, Cobbett, Dark, Wisden, 3. G. Hearne, Bryan, Gardiner, and Nicolls. Cricket Balls. Duke’s S u p e r ..................................... Dark’s C r o w n .................................... G rasshopper .................................... Benptfink’s Piactice, fg oz............ Ditto B. C. B.. warranted . Ditto ditto Boys’ W isdens Sptcial .*chool. Boys’ Ditto, Crown Match Ball (5 7 /- per doz.) Postfree. “ E clipse ,” Compo., 5£ oz............ ComnoHition, 5g oz.......................... Ditto Buys’ .......................... Postage , 2 d . S3 8/- 4 10 3,6 4 6 3 3 3/10 8/- 1/9 lO d . 8 d . Cricket Stumps. Polished Ash ................... Brass Ferrules ................... Ditto, fteel Shod P<»lid i<ra«s Tops .......... Dr.to, Revol\ing Tops Postage, 7 d . Bcyi’ . Men’s. 1/8, 1/11 2/6 2 /8 ,2 /1 0 3/- — 4 /- — 5 3 ,6 6 — 7 /-, 8 /- Cricket Nets. BACK NETS ONLY, with Poles, Lines and Prgs complete. 18f.C. X 6fc. 18ft. X 7ft. nett. 9/- nett. •ISfc. x Sfc. 10/-. ■WITH SIDE W INGS, with Poles, Lint s and P. gs c .mplete. 42ft x 6ft. 42ft. x 7ft. 17/9 L e t 19/10 ce:t. 4'2ft. \ y 8ft. 22/- nttt. CATALOGUES P O S T F R E E . Cricket Bags, 5 6 t o 44 Cricket Boots, Blazers, Caps, Belts, Ties, Ac., &c. CLUB COLOURS TO CRDER. Patier/ut lost Pr*e. SPEC IAL QUOTATIONS FOR QUAN T IT IES . THE 6REAT ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS, Cricket Shirts. Boys’ . Mtju’s. WLi'.e Flannelette ......................... 2 2, 2,4 2 6 DL to Flannel .......................... 2 9, 3 0 3 3 Ditto Twill Flannel.................. 3,6, 4 0 4 6 bitto All W ool........................... 3/11, 6 11 T he C lub , Coarse Canvas, White, Pink, or B lu e ........... 2/0 , 3 6, 4 6 T he C ounty , very Fine White T w ill......................................... 4 6 Umpire’s Co<*ts.......................... 4 11, 6 6. 8 6, 10 6 Postage , 3 d . Trousers. Men’s 4 11 5/11 7 9 Boys’ . White Flannel, well shrunk. 5 0, 5/3. 5 6 Ditto. Super. 6 3 .6 6 ,6 11 Bet*t Qualiiy Flannel, heavy milltd, twi« e shrunk .................................. 9 6 nett. Best Cashmeie. thoroughly shrunk, and btst make throughout ... 10 8 n^tf. Plain Giey < t Striped F lann el...........5 11, 7 6 9 6 Best White Doe C.oth guaianteid not to shiink .......................................... 13 6 Postage 3d. under 10/• Leg Guards. Meu’b W hite Twill Boys’ ditto . Men’s White Buck Buys* ditto .......... Men’s Skeltton ... Ditto, Gold Cape ... All Post free. ................... 3/6 .................. 3/3 ... 5 3. 6 8. 7 6 .......... 4 9. 6/3 ...7/0, 89, 10/- ................... 6 9 8 9 , 9 0 , 107 & 108 , Cheaps ide , LO N D O N . THE CALTHORPE CRICKET CLUB. The twenty-third annual dinner of this old- established club took place on Saturday, February 4th, at the Holborn Res'aurant, and was a pronounced success. For the first time in the club’s history the fair sex were included, with the result that a party of nearly fifty were ably presided over by Mr. S. A. W Rogers, a well-known and highly-esteemed patron of the cluh. After the usual repast the com­ pany gave themselves up to song, and amongst others, the following artislsrendered a good account cl themselves :—Messrs. F. Edgerton (captai > d the club), H. J. Hope, H. B. Nisbet, H. E. Kadcliff. r ari 7<?aU’ E> Cot,on* Harold Worth, and the Court l ards Coocert Comp iny, consisting of Messrs. Nott- B anes (King of Liu>>). Charles Ashley (King of l)iamond8), and the Mis.-es Elsa Hope (Quetn of frpades), and Madison Williams (Queen of Hearts). Amongst the ladies Mrs. H. J. Hope and Miss a ! ■Hughes stood out conspicuously for their vccalism, and Miss Kir g was first-class at the piano. The toast of “ The Club,” proposed by the chair- a f a .ja s ably given and enthusiastical y drunk, and Mr. N G. H ill’s (hon. sec.) reply was decidedly interesting. From it we gather the club is still in a nouiishing condition, and hopes are entertained ihat S o T l remam 80 for many years. The past season naa been ^ery successful, the amount of wins to losses Dej?ripg very favourable comparison. -Reference was made to the unavoidable absence oi several prominent members, and especial sympathy expressed for the compulsory absence ( f the late I3E2?!!' J * Weston> has lecently teen t u p Cape for the benefit of his heal h. Mr. F. Edgerton gave “ The Ladies,” to which Mr. v*. fcchoerle suitably responded. Undoubtedly, Low- speech of the evening was “ The Chairman.” euiog^tically given by Mr. H. F. Eadcliff. In a few Min! *?sen„ words M r- Kadcliff spoke of the long lon ,r‘ Ko(3gers had had with the club, how *v j a' tory that connection had been, and expressed p V M r- RoBers might always see his wav iW iL . “ ?no? r tlle dub by presiding orer these rpT.1. f ^ suitable and praiseworthy e the chairman was followed by “ Auld S ©yne, and the company dispersed, thoroughly satisfied with the efforts of the committee in provid­ ing them with such a pleasant evening. Membeis are remiuded that the annual dance takes place on March 14th. T H E P E N N A N T M A T C H E S A T M E L B O U R N E . THE BIG SCORES IN THE THIRD ROUND. CARLTON v. FIT ZR O Y .-P layed on tie Carlton Ground i.n Dee. 3, 10 and 17. litzioy abandoned the match. C arlton . Eetheringlon, c East- Ahern, c Kelly, b Laugh, b Wade ...150 Easthangh ...........18 Warne, c Kelly, b Delves, st Peatling, b Parsons .................... 4(2 1 Easihaugh ............ 8 W cirall. c Easihaugh, Hastings, st Peatling, b Sholl ......................78 b Easthaugh........... 0 Brooks, b Fendle ...15 Holden, b W ade ... 2 Noonan, b Sholl .. .. 0 Extras.................18 Collins, c Peat.ing, b — W ade......................100 Total.................880 Fox, not o u t ............... 69 HAWKSBURN v. FAST MELBOURNE -P layed at East Melbourne on Dec. 3, 10 and 17. East Melbourne won by 595 luns on first inLings. E ast M elbourne . M’Michael.bO’Ccnnor 36 M ’Alister, c E. Rush, b O’Connor .............83 Stuckey, b Jores ...175 Laver, c E. Rush, b Thompson ............114 Carter, c E. Rush, b O’Connor ..............91 Howlett, b M ’Cormick 56 Cbiistian, c Collie, b W a tlin g ...................69 Barry, b Dinsmore ... 17 Thompson, b Dins- m ure........................... 0 Clarke, not o u t ........... 2 Wright, b Dinsmore 2l E xtras................. 25 Total... ..689 Hawksburn made 94 and 121 for 4 Mickete. SOUTH MELBOURNE v, NORTH MELBOURNE. — Played at North Melbourne on Dec. 3,10, 17 and 19. North won by 6 wickels and 2 runs. S outh M elbourne . Ingleton, c Fean, b J. Carlton .....................30 Sutherland, b W . Carlton ................... 122 Giller, c Bean, b A. Carlton ...................149 Aim s'rong, b Bean ... 20 M’ Leod, c and b A. Carlton .................... 21 Tatchell, c Eowlett, b A. Carlton ..............1* Rose, c Gerber, b A. Carlton ................... 6 Horsbui g, lbw, b Saunders.................. 6 Jones, b launders £0 Kemp, c Gerl er, b A. Carlton . ... 4 Honeyl one, not out... 3 Extias.................. 24 Total... .429 B ow lin g.-J. Cailton, 1 for 77; W . Carlton, 1 for 68 ; Mapleston, none for 6l ; A. Carlton, 5 for 102 ; Saunders, 2 for 36; Bean, 1 for £6; Rundie, none for 5. Noi th M elbourne . J. J. G -rler, not out 226 J. Howlett,b Kemp... 0 J. Carlton, c honey- Wm. Carlton, not out 180 lone, b Ingleton ... 4 Extras...................... 20 H. Map’estoh, c Tat- , — chell. b K e m p ............ 0 Total (4 wkts.) 431 H.Rundie, b Kemp ... 1 ST. K ILDA v. M ELIOU RN E.—Played on W are­ housemen’s Ground, on Dectmber, 3, 10 and 17. Melbourne won by an innings and 156 im u. M elbourne . Bruce, c Crichton, b Aitken, st Burton, b Htzgera d .............. 93 Fitzgerald ........ 0 M’Leod, nut out.......... 189 Ross, b Robertson...2 8 Graham, lbw, b Fitz- John**, c Crichton, b gMald .................. ?4 Fitzgerald ...... 19 Trumble, b Marshall 15 Gregory, b Fitzgerald 0 Mailer, c Burton, b Extras.....................21 Freeman .................. 1 — W ilson, c Freame, b Total...................426 Fitzg ra id ................. 31 Russell, c Freame, b Fitzgerald.................. 5 St. Kilda scored 189 and 81.