Cricket 1899

40d CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP TH GAME, S e p t . 7, 1899, and produced 148 runs by cricket which was worth watching. Darling seemed likely to make his two hundred, but after being at the wickets for three hours and a half he was dismissed. But so many runs had been made that he was able to declare the innings before one o'iock. Few of the English team are good hands at playing for a draw, and, as Jones was in great form, the result was a fine victory f->r the Australians with which to wind up their tour. It is not on record that the Australians presented Dr. Grace with a testimonial for put’ing them in first. A u s t r a l First in? inep. H Trumb!e, c Ranjitsi iliji, b Hearne J. Worra'l b Townsend ... M. A. Noble, c Board, b Bradley ................. ... V. Trunip°r. c and b Je;sop J. Darling, b Jessop......... F. A. Irednle, c Grace, b Jess >p................................ F. Laver, b Bradley ........ C. M>L“od c Stodd*rt, b Bradley ................. J. J. Keliey. not o u t .......... E. Jones, c Jessop. b Bradley W. P. Howell b Jessop ... No-balls ....................... Second innings. 5 e Turner, b Jessop 4 33 b Jes^op .........14 15 lbw, b Townsend 41 25 c Boar i.b Bradley 2 14 c Ford,b Bradley 1G7 6 ht wkt, b Town­ send ................. 8 10 c Townsend, b Bradley ..........60 16 not ou t...............24 9 not o u t............... 7 4 5 Extras........... 25 Total .................148 Total(7wkts)*35 i * Innings declared closed S outh o f E n o la n d . First innings. Second innings. G. L. Jessop, c Howell, b Jones ........................47 b Howell ............26 C. L. Townsend, b Howell 35 b Jones ..........16 A. J. Turner, h Howell .. 12 c Iredale. b Jones 9 K. S. Ranjitsinhji.b Howell 15 c Noble, b Howell 30 F. G. J. Ford, b Howell ... 4 b Trumble..........52 A. E. Stoddart. b Bowell 13 b Jones .......... 8 W. G. Graoe.c Kelly,b Jones 7 c Iredile, b Jones 29 B>ard, b H o w p I I .................13 c Worrall,b Jones 4 Young, c D«r’.ing, b Howell 16 cTrurable.b Jones 22 Hearne (J. T ), not nut ... 7 c Trumble,bJones 0 W. M. Bridley, b Jones ... 5 notout................. 1 Byes............................... 9 Extras..........10 Total .................183 A u s tr a lia n s . First innings. O. M. R. W. Hearne (J. T.) ...11 2 26 1 Total........207 Bradley Young .. Jessop ... Townsend .. 23 13 41 4 ... 6 3 21 0 ... . ...12 2 4 30 4 ... ... 8 1 28 1 ... Ranjitsinhji Grace ... Bradley delivered a wide, Jessop five no-balls, and Young two no-balls. S outh of E n gland . Second innings. O. M. R. W. .. 12 2 39 0 .. 31 10 80 .. 7 1 24 .. 17 4 61 ... 30 7 111 3 1 9 0 3 1 First innings. O. M. R. W. Jones................22*3 7 78 3 . Howell ..........22 10 57 7 McLeod ......... 7 2 22 0 . Trumble .......... 6 2 17 0 . Second innings. O. M.R. W. .. 25-4 7 101 7 ... 21 6 54 2 ... 6 2 18 0 ... 10 2 24 1 CRYSTAL PALACE v. STOICS. —1 Played at Crystal Palace on August 31 C r y sta l P a l a c e . L. S. Wells, lbw, b Roberts ................. 5 E.H. Lu'ham,c Carson, b H o lto n .............. 13 E. W. Dillon, b Budden 53 W . G Grace, jun., c Roberts, b Holton ... 12 W.F.L.Frith,c Roberts b Brocklesby ... 4 W. J. Parry, b Budden 9 B. H. Diilon, lbw, b Budden .................14 C. B. Grace, *t Knox, b Budden................ 8 H.W. Dillon, c Brock­ lesby, b Budden ... 11 G.K.Lloyd,bReynolds 27 W .A .Forsyth,cBritten b Budden .......... 4 Smith, not o u t..........41 Extras.................13 Total ...214 S to ic s . A S. Johnston, c Lloyd b E. Dillon ..........97 J. Price, c H. Dillon, b Wells ................. 3 D. M. Goodall, c W. Grace,jun.,bE Dillon 27 S. J. Brocklesby, c W. Grace, jun., b Smith 9 A. W. Rammell, lbw, b E. D illon ................. 5 C.C.Roberts,cE.Dillon, b Smith ................. 2 F. W. Holton, c W. Grice, b E. Dillon... 10 P.Reynolds, bSmith .. 4 H.A.Budden, b Smith 2 H.A.H.Curson,c R., b E. Dillon................. 3 P. F. F. Knox, not out 3 G.R.Britten.c C.Grace b Smith ................. 0 Extras........ . ... 1 Total ...166 THE SCARBOROUGH FUCT YAL. YORKSHIRE v. MR. C. I. THORNTON’S X I. Played at Scarborough on Sept. 4, 5, and 6. Yorkshire won bv 52 runs. After winning the toss Lord Hawke hesi- t»ted as to whether he should take first innings, finally deciding to do so. This turned out to b 3 a wise move, for although the Yorkshiremen as a whole could do next to nothing against Trott, the visitors did less against Rhodes and Mr. Ernest Smith. Tunnicliffe played a valuable innings for Yorkshire. Mr. Thornton’s X I. lost six wickets for 61, but Mr. Warner played very steadily and well afterwards. With a lead of 41 Yorkshire had made 13 runs in their second innings when stumps were drawn. On Tuesday Mr. Mitchell, Wainwnght and Haigh all played good cricket, but the batting of the day was shown by Mr. Jackson. He was at the wickets for two hours and a quarter, and shewed a complete mastery over the bowling. At the end of the innings Lord Hawke played a very useful innings, in a steady way to which he is not accustomed. When stumps were drawn Mr. Thornton’s team had made 100 for the loss of 3 wickets, so that the game was in an interesting position, for the wicket had greatly improved. Yesterday’s cricket was remarkable for the brilliant batting of Mr. Jones, who was only in for an hour and a quarter. His innings included a couple of hits out of the ground. When five wickets wtre down 122 runs were required to win, but the tail did not rise to the occasion. Y o r k s h ir e . lirst innings. Second innings. F. Mitchell, b Cuttell......11 lbw, b Jones ... 31 Tunnicliffe, b Trott ...... 48 b Trott................13 Denton, b T ro tt..............14 c Cuttell, b Trott 9 Wainwright, b T rott...... 23 lbw, b Jones ... 27 F. S. Jackson, b Trott ... 4 c and b Cuttell ...101 Hirst, c Storer, b Trott ...12 cW.Foster,bJones 8 E. Smith, b Wynyard......15 b Trott................11 Haigh, c Wynyard, b Trott 5 cAttewelJ,bCuttell31 Lord Hawke, b Trott........ 7 not out................41 Hunter, b Trott ................ 0 b Trott................ 3 Rhodes, not o u t ................ 0 b Trott................14 B 7, lb 10 ..............17 Byes .... 13 Total ... ...156 Total .. 302 M r . T h o r n to n ’ s XI. First innings. Second innings. A. O. Jones, b Smith......... 18 c Hirst, b Smith 108 W. L. Foster,c Wainwright, b Rhodes ........................17 b Smith .....12 Gunn (W.), c Hunter, b Rhodes............................... 9 b Smith ...... 9 R. E. Foster, Ibw, b Smith 0 stHunter,bRhodes42 Storer, st Hunter, b Rhodes 0 b Smith .....30 P. F. Warner, lbw, b Smith 23 b Smith ...... 9 Trott, c Mitchell, b Rhodes 20 cMitchell,bSmith 0 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, lbw, c Hirst, b Wain- b Rhodes ........................ 7 wright .....10 H.D.Leveson-Gower,notout 1 lbw, b Rhodes ... 26 Cutteil, stHunter, b Rhodes 13 notout................. 20 Attewell, c Hirst, b Rhodes 1 b Rhodes .....19 B 2, lb 4 ................. 6 B 7, w 1 ... 8 Total ................115 Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. Total ...292 Trott ... Cuttell... Attewell Wynyard o . M. R. W. O. M R. W. 284 8 64 8 .......... 42 10 lilt 5 15 6 38 1 .......... 18 0 35 2 6 1 14 0 .......... 6 3 10 0 7 1 23 1 .......... 10 1 29 0 Leveson-Gower 6 0 16 0 Jones 13 1 f8 3 Storer 2 1 3 0 R. E. Foster ... 4 0 19 0 M r . T h o r n to n ’ s X I. First innings. Second innings. Rhodes ... . Smith ... . Wainwright . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 10 66 7 .......... 27 4 !>L 3 9 53 3 .......... 27 4 84 6 1 0 0 .......... 15 2 42 1 Hirst ... 5 1 23 0 Haigh .. 7 0 23 0 Jackson 7 1 21 0 24 1 Rhodes bowled a wide. No. Times Most of not Total in an inQS. out. runs. inns. Aver. H. H. Cobb.......... .. 10 ... 3 .. 519 .. 124*. . 78 42 J. S. Haycraft ... . 15 ... 2 .. 615 ... 124 . 47-30 W. T. C. H. Danby .. 7 .. 2 ... 183 .. 74*. 36 6 F. Wade .............. .. 6 .. 2 ... 148 .. 117*.. 36*60 E. L. Marsden ... .. 12 .. 0 ... 276 .. 56 . 23 00 D. J. Crump .. 7 .. 0 ... 129 .. 43 .. 18 <2 A. R. Trimea ... .. 7 .. 1 ... 110 .. 41*.. 18 33 G. A. S. Hickson .. 11 .. 1 ... 154 .. 36 .. 154 L, Hu chin'On .. . . 16 .. 7 ... 127 .. 30* 14 11 R. Leigh-Ibbs ... .. 12 .. 3 ... 112 .. 4'}*.. 12 44 H. K. Hebert ... .. 10 ... 0 .. 108 . . 31 . . 10 8 R. A. Hill .......... .. 11 ... 1 .. 102 . 21 . . 102 J. C Toller.............. .. 6 .. 0 ... 6J . 33 .. 1000 C. D. D. Macmillin .. 15 ... 1 ... 72 . . 23 .. 5- 3 A. E iloart.............. .. 10 .. 3 ... 26 .. 8*.. 371 N O N D E S C R IP T S . Matches played, 17 ; won, 4 ; lost, 8; drawn, 5. Runs scored for club, 3,417 for 18 Jwickets, 18"77 per wicket; against, 4.133 for 2' 3 wickets, 20 33 p^r wicket. Highest nnings ty club, v. Lynton, at Lynton, on August 4, 410; lowest, v. J. B. Challen’s X I., at Iostow, on July 31, 80. Highest innings against club, by North Devon, at Instow, on August 7. 354 ; lowest, by Lynton, at Lynton, on August 5, 46. BATTING AVERAGES. The following also batted : D. Macgregor, 30*, 4 ; L. Corke, 27*, 6; S. S. Pawling, 14 ; W. F. Hancock, 19 ; E. W. H. Beaton, 10; F. S. Young, 6,14, 1,12; L. A. Cane, 16, 0, 0. 0; H. C. Preston, 11,0; J. Gib­ bon. 4, 7, 0; F. C. Wheeler, 4,1, 0, 0; W. H. Kelson, 0; H. G. Price-Williams, 0; H. Morley, 0; J. T. Ash, 0; C. Braithwaite, 0. CESTURIE3 FOR (6). H. H. Cobb, at Westward Ho, August 9 ..........124* H. H. Cobb, at Westward Ho, August 10..........121 J. S. Haycraft, at Lynton, August 4 .................124 J. S. Haycraft, at Uxbridge, July 22 .................116* Harold Wade, at Uxbridge, July 2i .................117* BOWLING AYEiAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. F. V. Selfe.......... ... 2i . . 5 .. 76 . . 7 .. 10 85 H. H. Cobb........ ... 78 . . 15 .. 231 . . 18 .. 12-86 E. L. Marsden ... .. 314 . .111 .. 685 . . 50 .. 13-7 S. 8. Pawling ... ... 26 . . 6 .. 82 . 6 .. 13*66 J. Gibbon .......... ... 53 .. 13 .. 145 . . 10 .. 145 A. Eiloart .......... ... 27 . . 1 .. 105 . . 5 .. 21-00 H. R. Hebert ...182 . . 57 .. 405 . . 19 .. 2131 H. Wade .......... ... 84 . . 20 .. 241 . . 10 .. 24-1 J. C. Toller........ ... 67 . . 4 .. 220 . . 9 .. 2444 L. Hutchinson .. ...185 .. 39 . 558 . . 19 .. 27-36 A. R. Trimen .. ... 28 . . 3 .. 106 . . 2 .. 53 00 L. A. Cane........ ... 41 . . 6 .. 147 . . 1 .. 147-03 The following also bowled: C. Braithwaite, 2 wickets for 9 runs; W. T. Danby, 5 for 43; H. C. Preston, 2 for 31; D. Hughes-Morgan, 3 for 61; J. S. Haycraft, 2 for 55; J. T. Ash, 1 for 31; H. G. Price- Williams, 1 for 35 ; F. S. Young, 1 for 51. L. Corke, W. F. Hancock, F. U. Wheeler, and G. S. Hickson took no wickets. MISS C. LEESE’S XI. v. MISS CHILTON’S XI. —Played at Sidmouth on August 26. Miss C h ilto n ’s XI. Miss W. Wright, b Miss Christie ........106 Miss D. Littledale, b Miss D. Leese........... 8 Miss A. Littledale, b Miss C. Leese.......... 6 Miss Chilton, c Miss Leese,bMissD.Leese 8 Miss Karslake, b Miss Christie .................. 4 Miss Wickstead,b Miss Christie ................. 0 Miss T. Tyrrell, Miss C. Leese.......... Miss L. Wells, b Miss Littledale.......... ... Miss Dashwoodjb Miss Christie ................. Miss M. Tyrrell, b Miss Christie.......... Miss Bowring, not out E xtras................. Total ...164 Mi-s L e e s e ’ s X I. Miss Leese, b Miss A. Littledile .. .. .......... 9 notout..............56 Miss Christie, c and b Miss Tyrrell............................... 0 b Miss Wright ... 13 Miss D Leese,b Miss Wright 13 b Miss Littledale 9 Miss Stevenson, b Miss Chilton...............................10 not out................ & Miss Cooke, c Miss Tyrrell, b Miss Littledale .......... 0 Miss G. Maton, b Miss A. Littledale ... ................. 0 Miss M. Littledale, b Miss A. Littledale ................. 2 Miss Vickers, c and b Miss Wright ........................ 9 Miss Goodfellow, not ou t... Miss M. Vickers, c and b Miss Wright ................. Miss Karslake, c and b Miss Wright............................... Extras ........................ st Miss Wright, b Miss Littledale 6 Extras.. Total................. ...64 Total (3 wkts) £