Cricket 1900

M a t 1 7 , 1 9 0 0 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 1 3 5 JUNE, v. Downton A.C.C.C. v. Rev. E. J. Nelson’s X I. v. At. Paul’s School v. Dr. Marsh’s X I. v. Old 8hirburnians* v. M.C.C.* JU LY. v. Bruton Nomads v. Bradfield College* v. South Wilts v. Sherborne * Two-day matches. A. T. Forman is captain of the S h r e w s ­ b u r y eleven. There are only two other old colours, H. Morgan-Owen, a bowler of medium pace, and J. D. Craig. M AY. 26. Shrewsbury, v. Wadham College 30. Shrewsbury, v. Rock Ferry JUNE. 6. Shrewsbury, v. Birmingham 9. Shrewsbury, v. Edgbaston 12. Shrewsbury, v. Derbyshire Friars * 19. Rossall, v. Rossall School * 27. Shrewsbury, v. Birkenhead Park 30. Shrewsbury, v. Shropshire JULY. 10. Shrewsbury, v. Old Salopians • 23. Shrewsbury, v. Haverford College * Two-day matches. The best of the new players at U ppin g h a m are Carr and Ross, who can both bat and bowl, Adie, a bowler, Franklin Smith, wicket-keeper, and Coverley and Blew, bats­ men. Eight vacancies will have to be filled up, as A. C. Von Ernsthausen, G. C. Sanders and L. Livesey alone remain of last year’s eleven. M AY. 18. v. Baron O. von Emsthausen’s X I. 25. v. Warwickshire Gentlemen 28. v. Quidnuncs JUNE. 6. v. Incogniti 15. Uppingham, v. Malvern 21. v. Old Boys 27. Repton, v. Repton JU LY. 2. v. Free Foresters 13. Uppingham, v. Haileybury All two-day matches. W ellin g to n will have no less than nine places to fill up. They have already begun the season with a victory over the masters. R. W . Hopkins is captain, and H. Henderson, the wicket-keeper, is the only other survivor of 1899. Fortunately, eight of the second eleven are left, and of these, four are not unpromising bowlers. MAY. v. Masters v. Berks County v.I Zingari JUNE. v. Authentics v. Free Foresters v. Blue Mantles v. Old WelJingtonians (1st and 2nd X I .’s) JU LY. v. Haileybury Collage (away) * v. M.C.C. v. Charterhouse School v. Old Wykehamists •Two-day match. JUNE. 2. v. Kensington Park 6. v. Eton Bamblers 9. v. I Zingari 20. v. W est Kent 23. v. Oxford University Authentics 29. v. Charterhouse (at Godalming) JU LY. 7. v. M.C.C. 14. v. Old Westminsters 21. v. Old Carthusians 28. v. Essex Club and Ground 30. T.B.B. v. Q.S.S. Though W inch ester has only four of its eleven of 1899 left, there seems every hope of a good season. Pawson, the twelfth man, is available, and there is no lack of rising talent. Last year Winchester were a better side than they appeared on paper. Oddly enough, it was their fielding that was faulty, missed catches, at all events, con­ tributed to some of their most important defeats. This they will naturally remedy as far as they can. MAY. 10. v. Oriel College 15. v. E. H. Buckland’s X I. 17. v. New College (two X L ’*) 24. v. University College 29. v. Oxford University Authentics 31. v. I Zingari JUNE. 4. v. Old Wykehamists (two X I .’s)* 7. v. Butterflies 11. v. A . J. W ebbe’s X I.* 14. v. Magdalen College (two X I.’s) 20. v. Free Foresters 2«. v. M.C.C. 29. v. Eton (at Winchester)* JU LY . 5. v. Green Jackets (St. Cross) * Two-day matches. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE “ A ” v. OLD CHARLTON (2).—Played at New Cross on May 12. O ld C h a b lto n (2). Leaney, b Green........... Gates, b Builo ck .......... Penstone. b Bullock ... Hale, lbw, b Bullock Lambert, lbw, b Bul­ lock ........................... Cooke, b Bullock Brown, b Bullock Taylor, c and b Bul­ lock ... ........... W ills, c Medway, b Green ...................] Houghton, run o u t. Manning, not out B lu, lb 4 ... . 1 14 Total ...102 G oldsm iths ' “ A .” W.F. Dray, b Manning 1 A.E. M ist,b Houghton 2 J. C. Gr^en, not o u t... 56 E. J. Lander, lbw, b Houghton..................26 E. B. Tolley, c and b Houghton................... 7 E. M. Medway, b Lea­ ney .......................... 2 H. Bullock, c Hough­ ton, b Lambert ... 17 B 9, lb 1 ...........10 Total .121 J. A. T. Good, S. W ise, G. Gillingham, and H. Hooper did not bat. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v.O LD CHARLTON. —Played at Charlton Park on May 12. G oldsm ith s ’ I n stitu te . H. Holmes, run o u t ... 7 R. Henty, c Hills, b Bozall.......................... 10 H. Mayo, c Bozall, b Heaton ...................36 W . Falbner, b Bozall 2 W . H. Joanes, b Hea­ ton ........................... 3 A. E. Mouncher, c Heaton, b Ryan ... 30 W . H. Manley, cHills, b Ryan ................... 0 S. R. Best, runout... 4 R. Windebank, b H ills .........................20 A. Baldwin, c Kemp, b Heaton.................. 0 W . S. Murrell, not out ...........................10 B 6, lb 2, nb 1. .. 9 Total ...131 O ld C h ablto n . RENAUTEAU X II. v. DE BOULAY X H .-P la y e d at St. Paulin (France) on May 9. R e n a te a u X II. Fiist innings. Vialmonteil, run out . Renateau, Aulanet c Versteg, b Branlat, b Laborie 0 Second innings, c de Boulay, b A u lan et........... : c Versteg, b Pon- teyre iu ........... < c Bertaut, b Pon- teyrcau ........... b de Boulay St.Leger,cVersteg;b Bertaut Vhiebaut. c de Boulay, b Laborie ........................... 2 b de Bouliy Giraud, b Versteg ........... 0 b Barriere ... Beliard, c Hurabielle, b Versteg .......................... 0 b Ponteyreau Minville, hit wkt.,b Bertaut 1 b Ponteyreau Puzeau, c Ponteyreau, b Laborie ........................... 3 notout... ... Fourreau, b V ersteg ........... I runout Drouy, c Bertaut, b Aulanet 1 b Aulanet ... Martin .................................. 0 b Ponteyreau E xtras........................... 4 Extras ... C. Brown, b Joanes ... 6 J. Hills, run out...........19 H.Gradidge,b Baldwin 79 J. Perryman, c Henty, b Joanes .......... ... 25 L. Jupp, b Murrell ... 0 A . Bozall, b Baldwin 8 F. Clough, not out ... 11 F. Bell, not out . ... 4 C. Ryan, c Mouncher, b Windebank......... 5 B 2, lb 1 ........... 3 Total (7 wkts) 160 F. Heaton and J. Kemp did not bat. KENSINGTON PA RK v. GIFFORD HOUSE.— Played at St. Quintin’s Park on May 12. G iffobd H o u se . G. J. Wcodhouse, run out ... ........... C. H. W . Mander, c Wood, b Abney F. G. Wagner, b Thompson................... R. L. Barnard, b Thompson................... J. D. M^wksley, b H. Nicholas ................. 23 10 F.W .Manner,c Wood, b H. Nicholas . ... 19 H.W.Currey,bHalford 9 C. E. Wreford-Brown, b Halford ........... 1 D. F. Charringtoo, not out ........................... 3 Total 94 Total Four of tbe W estm in ster eleven of 1899 remain, H. S. Bompas (captain), S. S. Harris, S. A. Milne and A. L. Foster. The best of the new choices are R. R. Rawlings and E. P. Stevens, both of whom were tried last season, A. S. Gaye, H. B. Anderson, C. B. Knight, P. F. Lock, B. T. Willett and F. Harrison. Uaye and Knight, both medium right, bid fair to be useful bowlers. Anderson and Lock are likely bats. M AY. 5 X I. v. X X II. 12. v. Harrow Blues 19. v. R. E. More’s X I. 26. v. Incogniti. . ... 27 D e B o u la y X II. Total ... lAborie.b Vialmonteil 1 De Boulay, b Branlat. 3 Aulanet,b Vialmonteil 0 Barriere, hit wkt., b Vialmonteil ...........15 Versteg, b Branlat ... 0 Ponteyreau, b Vial- montcil ................... 0 Bertaut, run out ... 1 Marly, b Vialmonteil 2 Hurabielle, b Vial­ monteil ........... ... 1 Chambrel, b Renateau 1 Ducourneau, b Vial­ monteil .................. 1 Artozon, not out ... 0 Extras ...........11 K ensington P a r k . J. G.Donaldson, c Bar nard,bHawksley ... 6 E. H.Seaton,b Wagner 62 E. Bendle, c Wagner, b Hawkhley...................35 A. W . Watson, c C. H. Mander, b Currey ... 40 L. E. G. Abney, cand b Hawksley...................17 M. A. Nicholas, b H awksley...................18 J.C.Wood.bHawksley H. D. Nicholas, lbw, b Hawksley ........... F. Halford, not out W. S. Wynne ........... W. G. Thompson, st C. Mander, b Currey B 5, w 1, nb 2 ... Total .. 206 Total 36 CLAPTON v. BORNSEY.—Played at Clapton on May 12 C la pto n . J. J. W iggett, b Swin- ste a d .......................... 4 J. H. HugilJ, b Nicholls ................. 11 W . Goodwin, c Swin- stead. b Nicholls ... 34 C. H. Nelson, c T. A. Nicholls, b Inman 9 A. Renals, b Swin&tead 6 F. L. Jenkins and J. Attenborough did not bat. H o r n s b y . A.E.N icholl»,b Griffey 17 G.H.Swinbtead,runout 15 G.Mazengard,b John­ stone ...........50 A. Dodson, b Brewer ‘27 S. Meadows, not out 11 P. H. Griffey, not out Id Leg \ yes ...........10 Total .. 177 C. M . Inman, c Renals, b Griffey .................. 14 W . L. brewer, not out 33 S. L. King, not out . B 4, lb 2 Total BRIXTON W ANDERER8 v. CROYDON.—Played at East Dulwich on May 12. B r ix to n W an d erers . J. Faulkner, c Neech, b Archer ................. 23 F. Odell, o Latham, b Clarke ................... 0 R. J. Burling'on, b ( larke ...................19 C. G. Smith, c Neech, b Archer ...................34 L. .vi. SitnmondM, b Clarke ................... 1 H. Hockley, b Balch 17 W. A. Gillingham, c Net ch. b Archer ... 31 A. E Veillard.b Neech 0 d . Mason, b Aicher .. 3 E. Gale, b Archer 10 H. E. Smith, not out 10 N o-ba ll................. 1 Total ...157 ... 96 H. R. Groom, b Hin- mouds ... ... 1 A. E. Clarke, st Gale, b Veiilaid...................47 A. T. Latham, c H. E. bmith, b Simmoods 11 J. Whitcomb, c C. G. Smith, b Veillard ... 8 ) C. Hogg, J. C. Neech, H. V. Storey, S. J. Ching and E. H. Balch did not bat. J A. Archer, st Gale, b Gilligan ..........24 A. E. Dent, not out... 1 Byes .................. 6 Total (5 wkts) 98