Cricket 1900

M ay 24, 1900 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 157 None of them really settled down, with the exception o f Storer, who played a skilful innings of 73, shewing great patience on the whole, but hitting very hard at times. Runs came with difficulty until Yorkshire went in, when in an hour and a half they put on 113 for the loss of a wicket, so tLat when stumps were drawn they were only 62 runs beh'nd, with nine wickets in hand, but little p’ay was possible on Tuesday. Brown and Denton played tine cricket, and when rain at one o’clock put an end to piny for the day, the Derbyshire total had been exceeded by 6 runs. Washington played a good innings yesterday and Lord Hawke was able to declare, but rain interrupted play considerably and eventually the game was abandoned. D e r b y sh ir e . L. G. W right, b Haigh 8 nag^haw, b Rhodes . 0 Chatterton, b Rhodes 29 Storer. c Hunter, b Brown, jun................ 73 F. A. Barrs, b Rhodes 1 H. S. Pink, b Rhodes 3 Young, c Wright, b Rhodes ................... 5 Hulme, c Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes.................. 23 O’Connor, b Brown, jun............................... 2 8. H. Wood, not out... 17 Bestwick, b Rhodes .. 0 B 4, lb 9, nb 1 ... 14 Total . 175 Second innings: L. G. Wright, not out, 8 ; Bag­ shaw, b Rhod s, 0 ; Chatterton, not out, 1. Total (one ticket), 9. Y o rk sh ire . RrowD, sen., b Hulme 82 Tunnicliffe, c Storer, b O’C >nuor.................. 14 Denton, c Hulrne, b B estw ick...................76 Wainwrighf, c Best­ wick, b Hulme ... 1 Hir?t, c Ragshaw, b Bestwick .. ........... 5 Haigh, b Bestwick ... 1 Washington, c sub.,b 0 ’ *'ounor... ... 42 Rhodes, c Storer, b O'Conn >r.................. 21 Lord Hawke, not out 5 B 10, w 2 ...........12 Total 2o9 Hunter and Brown, jun , did not bat. * Innings declared closd . D e rbysh ire . First innings. O. M.R. W. 3i 11 72 7 ........... .1 8 3 41 1 ........... . 8 4 13 0 ........... .1 4 3 34 2 ........... Y o r k sh ir e . O. M. R. W. Hulme ... 39 7 96 2 I Young . Bestwick 35 9 71 3 Pagshaw O’Connor 14 5 1 53 3 | Youog and O’Connor each bowled a wide. Lhodes ... . Haigh ... . Hirst ... . Brown, jun. . Second innings. O. M. k . W. 2 1 5 1 2 1 4 0 O. M. R. W . 6 1 22 0 3 050 SOMERSET V. M.C.C. AND GROUND. Played at Bath on May 21 and 22. Drawn. It would le difficut to say which of the M.C.C. teams playing at the beginn ng of the week at Cam­ bridge and B»th was the weaker. One hardly knows whtre io look for a bowler among the names of the team which went 1o Bath, but Cranfield, who was p'aying against his own county, was fairly success­ ful. The Somersetshire team itself was pretty weak, and Tyler went in very early. Mr. Bernard and Robson wore down what bowling there was, and Mr. W oods, Gill and Grant hit with the great* st freedom afterwards. The innings last* d all the first day, and after playing under great difficulties as to weather on Tuesday, it was decided to consider the match as drawn. S om erset . F. Taylor, b Hand ford 10 C.A. Bernard, c Band- ford, b Cranfie’.d .. 87 Robson, b Cranfield ... 77 Tyler, c Astley, b B andford................... 0 E. Humphrrys, lbw, b C ranfield................... 0 Lewis, c Handford, b C ranfield.................. 19 S. M. J. W oods, lbw, b Smart .................. 78 T.S. H ill,lbw ,bC ian- fie ld ........................... 9 Gill, c Trask, b Millerl78 Grant, b Cranfield ... 42 H. Chtfgey, not out... 1 E xtras...................12 Total ...513 M.C.C. a n d G rou n d . J. H . Brain, c and b Robson ...................14 F. T. Welham, c Chid- gey, b Robson......... 11 W .Trask, lbw, bLewis 2 Moorhouse, c Robson, b Lewis ................... 0 W .H.Brain, c Bernard, b G ill.......................... 9 Smart, c Gill, b Woods 22 W . Moigan, b W otds 15 D. G. Astley, c and b Woods .................. 2 Handford, not out ... 50 A. M. Mi ler, c Grant, b W o od s.................. 0 Cranfield, b W oods ... 5 Byes ................... 2 O. Handford 27 Cranfleld 3 1 Smart ... 9 Moorhouse 9 S omerset . M. R. W . 4 119 2 0 131 6 1 55 1 1 42 0 Total O. Miller ... 15 Morgan Trask ... .102 M. R. W. 1 77 1 0 48 0 0 19 0 M C.C. an d G rou n d . O. M. R. W. Robson ... 12 2 19 2 I Grant ... Lewis ... 13 6 24 2 Woods... G ill............ 6 2 18 1 | Bernard O. M. R. W . 4 1 6 0 4 1 12 5 4 0 21 0 LEICESTERSHIRE v. NOTTS. Played at Leicester on May 21, 22 and 23. Notts won by an innings and 20 runs. When a county is down on its luck it need not hope that the weather will come to its assistance; on the contrary, if the weather makes any difference to a wicket, the side which n the mo e out of Iuck generally suffers. Leicestershire men, therefore, were d mbtless able to take their defeat by Notts with equanimity, for although on the first innings they were not half so badly situated as some other counties at the same moment, the rain did not bring about a drawn game, as in the case of more fortunate sides. The feature of the match was the brilliant batting of Mr. A . O. Jones, who scored 155 in three hours and a quarter, with the wicket in various conditions - good and tad. L e ic e ste r sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. C. J. B. Wood c Carlin, b D ix o u ..................................31 b W ass.................... 0 Knight, c J. nes, b Dixon .. 14 c Jones, b Wass.. 0 Brown (J.),cMason,b Dixon 13 c Shrewsbury, b Gunn (J.) ... 1 Pou^her.c Carlin,bGunn(J.) 31 b Wass ........... 0 Whiteheid,c Carlin, b Gunn (J.) .................................. 0 c Carlin, b Wass. 30 King, c Dench, b Gunn (J.) 4 c Wa*s, Dixon ... 14 C. E. de Trafford, c Good- acre, b Dixon ...................14 b W a s s .................. 3 A gar,notout ... ... 17 b Dixon ........... 1 Gees >n, c Jones, b Wass 18 b Wass.................. 13 Woodcock, c Wass, b Dixon 2 not out ........... 8 Whiteside, b Wass ...........10 absen t..................... 0 Lb 2, nb 8 ...................10 Ex»ras . . 3 Total ... ...........16 d N o tts . Tot tl ... 73 A. O Jones, c Wood, b King ..........153 Shrewsbury, c Geeson, b King ...........11 G. J Groves, b W ood­ cock ................... 0 J. A. Dixon, c Agar, b W oodcock...........20 W . B. G odacre, c Whitehead, King.. 5 Dench, llw , b Brown.. 42 L e ig e s te r s h ir First innings. O. M. R W. Wass ............... 13 3 22 2 .. Gunn (J.), .. .. 20 10 73 3 .. D ixon.................. 20 5 66 5 .. Gunn (J ). c W hite- h jad b W o-dcock.. 14 Iremonger, c White­ head, b Wt-odcock.. 7 Carlin, c Whitehead, b King ................... 0 Ma‘ on, not o u t........... 0 Wass, c Agar, b King 0 Extras................. 5 Total ..259 Second innings. O. M. R. w . ...16 4 7 29 fi ... 5 2 16 1 ...1 1 3 25 2 Gunn bowled elevea no-balls. N otts . O. M. It. W. O. M. R. W Woodcock.. 29 6 lo l 4 |Geeson ... 11 3 37 0 King........... 22 3 6 46 5 Pougher ... 4 0 20 0 A g a r ......... 5 0 3S 0 I Brown ... 4 0 12 1 BRIXTON WANDERERS (2) v. CROYDON (2).— Played at Croydon on May 12. C roydon . P. W. Scrivener, c Hep- pell, b Carmichael... 12 T. Rothwell, b Car­ michael ................... 0 W .C.Saucders.runout 12 W .J. Elsley. cGlanvill, b Russell ................. 0 D. R obert, b Russell 1 G.W.Peirce, c Phillips, bCaimichaei ... .. 1 C.P. Smeihurst, c Phil­ lips, b Carmichael... 6 G. H .Mabey,o Brymer, b Jones ................. 15 E. Burleigh, b Rus­ sell ........................... 1 C. T. Mabey, c Whyte, b Carmichael........... 0 G. Cowin. not out ... 9 B 2, lb 4 ........... 6 Total ... B rixto n W a n d erers . A . J. W hyte, c Elsley, b Cowin ........... 51 C.W.Phillips,bRoberts 0 E. A. Bryraer. c lloth- well, b R iberts ... 14 A. Y. Russell, c Elsley, b Cowin ........... 0 P.Carmichael, c E's^y, b Cowin ...................10 S. Thurston, b Cowia 4 H. S. Cox, b Rothwell 0 C. F. Jones, b Cowin 11 A. Alderton, b Cowin 0 A. W . Heppell. c Roth­ well, b C ow ia......... 1 B. A . Glanvill, not out ........................... 1 Extras ...........14 Total ...103 STREATHAM v. hECKENH AM . — Played at Streatham on May 19. B ecken h am . J. F. Robertson - Walker, b Hooper 32 Leg-bye ........... 1 H. G. Baker, c Lloyd, b Dashwood ... 31 F. H. Nelson, c Fraser, b Mortimer ...........87 J. S. Christopher, not Total ... *217 out ...........................€6 F. Furze. IT E. Ba^er, R. Curwen, A. Williamson A. M. Brand >-nd E. H Stenning did not bat. Innings declared closed. S tr e a th a m . L. Mortimer, c Brand, b W ils o n ................... 0 L. D. fcailty, b Chris­ topher ........... 0 A . Bailey, c Fuize, b Nelson ... 0 L. Dashwood, b Chris­ topher ...................23 P. G. Pathbone, b t hristopher ... 4 J. F. W . Hooper, c Walker,b Christopher 12 A.Wileman, b Nelson E. H. Leaf, c Curwen, b Ch’ist ipher.......... L. Horiicastle, b Christopher N. Lloyd, b Nelson ... K . Fraser, not out ... B 6, lb 1 ......... Total ........... STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM. — Played Beckenham on May 19. S treath am at L. S. Browne, b W . B. Haker 14 ^ E. Fieli,b c ! m . Baker 9 H. S. Barksworth, b F. D. Browne ...........27 E.S. Bailey, c C. Baker, b A. Baker ...........10 H. L. Dawson, c P. Baker ...................38 N. Miller, not out ... 64 H. H. Pcott, not out...103 Extras .......... 22 Total (5 wkts)*287 W . G . L. Powell, V. Feeny, D. O Kerr, and E. P. Pulbrook did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B eck en h am . F. D. Browne, c Kerr, b Feeny ... ...123 G. J. Gulliver, b L. S. B ro«ne ......... 14 P C. Baker, st Kerr, b Feeny............................ 108 W. \1. Torrens, c Kerr, Total (5 wkts) 287 b H. L. Dawson 5 W . B. Haker, A . A. .baker, C. M. Paker, and H. Reidy did not bat. R. William**, b H. L. Dawson ......... 10 J. K. Stenning, notout 14 J. H. Todd, notout ... 8 Extras .......... 6 UPPER TOOTING v. w IilB L E D O N .—Played at Upper Tooting on May 19. U pper T o o tin g . J. H. Lindsay, b Pott 24 C.C. H oskin,b Cooper 2 A.M.Pollard,bGribble 62 J. A . Lyon, nut o u t... 4 B 17, lb 6, wb l,n b l 25 H.G. Franks, b Cooper A.H . Parez, c Graham, b C o o p e r ........... . 6 R. R . Sandilands, not out .........................100 F.C.Rydes.lbw.b Pott 8 1 D. H. Butcher, J. Strode and H. L. Scott did not bat. W im bledon . Total 236 H. Tanner, c Hoskin, b P a rez...........................22 H. B. dribble, lbw, b Pollard 24 M P.Graham,> Pollard 3 (J. F. Donaldson, c Parrz, b Pollard ... 9 P. H. Cooper, lbw, b Pollard ...................32 J. Morg-in, b Pollard 11 F. E. Pott did i ot bat. N. Mitchell, b Pollard 0 D. Eliott Lockhart, not out .................. 20 F. W . Colman, lbw, b Butcher ................. 3 W . F. Pothecary, not out .......................... 4 B 13, lb 2 ......... 15 Total .143 KENSINGTON v. HOLBORN. Lane on May 19. H olborn . Played at W ood W .H anwell,b Nicholls 42 A. Allen, c Mtcholls, b Eng.ish ... ... 0 G. Trounce, c Neu- megen, b M onte­ zuma ................. 0 S. Hawes, b Currie .. 46 H. Trounce, not o u t... 28 W .H . Wheeler, c Mur­ doch, b Currie...........11 A. Jennings, b Carrie A. S. Lake, b Cuirie... F. Henry, run out ... W . H. Dunn, b Mon­ tezuma .................. P. M. Farraday, b Mont* zuma ........... B 6 ,lb 7 ........... Total 144 K en sin g ton . W .L.M urdoch,bI)ann J. D. Waits, b Henry 44 O. Damian, c Wheeler, b Farrad*y ...........11 L. de Montezuma, not out ...........................78 C. E. Currie, G. Nicho, A.E.English, b Henry 6 A. E. Damian, not out ........................... 4 By e a ................. 2 Total ...........151 Is, G. T. Davies, R. W. Neumegen, and H. Smith did not bat. PRIVATE BAN K 8 v. SUTTON.—Played at Cat­ ford Bridge on May 19. SlTTTON. R. S. Dally, c Swat- man, b Sm ith...........22 R. M. Bell, b John­ stone ................... 21 J. A. Knight, b Hilton ,?t L. Jackson, not out ... 78 J and O. P. Hewett, c Swat- man. b Harpur ... 25 A. R. Dagg, b Hilton 21 W. P. Dean, not out 1 B 3, lb I ........... 4 Total *203 . T. Illington, B. W . Appleton, V. R Bromf-ge, 1J. Bell did not bat. * Innings declared closed. P r iv a t e B an k s H.R. Swatman, notout 58 A. Hilton, not out ... 0 J. L. N. Davidson, st Byes ..................... 4 Jackson, b Illington 41 — Total ...........1C3 F. Farquhar Smith, A. M. Inglis, C. Byrne, A. W . Harpur, U. E. Neville, R. Haslam, C. P. Johnstone, and C. Tyler did not bat.