Cricket 1900

166 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 31, 1900. HAMPSHIRE v. SOMERSET. Played at Bath on May 24, 25 and 26. Somerset won by seven wickets. Two notable players re-appeared in first-class cricket in this match, viz., Captain Wynyard and Mr. L. C. H. Palairet. The former played such magnificent cricket, that his batting placed that of the rest o f his side absolutely in the shade. In the first innings, when the wicket was very difficult, he scored 38 by excellent cricket, and in the second innings he hit splendidly for a little more than a couple o f hours, and if he had found anyone else able to keep him company for long, Somersetshire might have had to make more runs than they could manage. As it was they lost three wickets in making the 42 runs which were required to win. Their tail gave an excellent account of itself in the first innings, and Tyler bowled admirably in both innings. When fielding in the Hampshire first innings, Mr. W oods dislocated his thumb, but after it had been attended to at the hospital, he appeared at the wicket, goiog in last, and batting with one hand. No play was possible on the first day of the match owing to raio. H am psh ire . First innings. Second innings. Barton, c and b Tyler........... 0 c Bernard,b Tyler 6 C. Robson, c Trask, b Bob- son ...................................15 c and b Robson... 14 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, b Tyler ................................... 33 c Lewis, b Tyler 107 E. M. Sprot, c Robson, b Tyler ................................... 0 b Gill ....................16 A. E. Newton, c sub., b Robson................................... 7 lbw, b Tyler ... 11 Light, b R ob son ................... 7 b Tyler.................... 8 D.A. Steele, c Trask, b Tyler 5 c Grant, b Tyler .. 8 Tate, b Tyler........................... 0 b Robson ..........14 Baldwin, b Robson ........... 4 c Robson, b Tyler 4 H. Pritchard, not out.......... 0 c sub., b Tyler ... 2 Gandy, c Fowler, b Tyler ... 0 not out ............... 6 Byes ......................... 5 B 10, lb 2, w 1 13 Total.......................81 S om erse t. C. A. Bernard, c Robson, b Pritchard ......................... 4 L . C. H. Palairet, b Baldwin 7 Robson (E.), c Steele, b Baldwin ........................... W . Trask, c Baldwin, b Pritchard ......................... 5 J. Daniell, b Pritchard ... 41 G. Fowler, c Barton, b Baldwin ....................... 10 Gill, c and b Tate................54 Lewis, b Gandy ............... 36 Tyler, b Barton ............... 51 E. Grant, not out................. 9 S. M. J. W oods, c Steele, b B arton................................. 0 B 13, lb 1, w 1, nb 2 ... 17 Total........... T o ta l.. not out......... b Pritchard 15 runout... b Baldwin . notout... . ..209 Byes... ...249 Total (3 wkts) 44 H am psh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Tyler ................... 20 0 37 6 .............................. 33 8 987 W o o d s ................... 9 2 24 0 ........... Robson................... 10 5 15 4 ............... 26 2 6 66 2 Gill ... 9 4 18 1 Grant... 3 0 14 0 Tyler bowled a wide. S om erset . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R. W . O. M. R. W . Baldwin ........... 25 9 59 3 ....... 10 2 17 1 Pritchard ........... 20 10 34 3 ............. 10 2 25 1 G an d y................... 6 0 331 ............... L ’ght ................... 3 0 170 ............... B arton................... 9*5 1 38 2 ............ Tate ................... 7 1 291 ............... Steel ................... 3 0 220 ............... Light bowled a wide, and Pritchard two no-balls. ENFIELD W ANDERERS v. W ALTHAM STOW . —Played at Walthamstow on May 26. E n fie ld W a n d e r e r s . M. H. Jennins, Thorogood ........... 0 R. W . Toms, b J. Prebble ...................16 H.R. Starling,b Fudge 55 H. L. Toms, b Fudge 89 W , Savage, b Steet ... 0 B. M. Jenkins, b Steet 0 B.W . Starling, c Hare, bGunton...................26 N. S. Toms, b Steet... 0 Taylor (sub.), c J. Prebble, b Thoro­ good ........................... 8 G. A. Starling, b Thorogood ........... 4 Kaye (sub.), not out 0 B 12, lb 7, w 1, nb 2 22 Total... ..170 W a lth a m sto w . H._ Wilson, b H. L . W . Thorogood, c B. T o m s ......................... 14 H . M. Hare, c B. Jen­ kins, b H. L. Toms 8 A . Steet, b Savage ... 22 J. Gunton, c M. H. Jenkins, b H . Toms 2 Jenkins, b H. Toms 10 S. H. Fudge, not out 28 G. Prebble, not o u t... 18 B 4, lb 2................... 6 Total (5 wkts) 108 E. J. Watts, F. Bristow, J. Prebble and A. H. Pitch did not bat. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1900. ( Continued from page 150). B righton has only three old colours to rely on. F. S. Grose is the captain and appearances suggest that he will not have a very easy task in completing his team in the evident lack of conspicuous talent. The other two old colours are K. D. R. Morrice and F. J. S. Firmstone. MAY. 24. Brighton, v. Inter-House Challenge Cup (first round)* JUNE. 2. Brighton, v. Dulwich College 4. Brighton, v. Old Carthusians 7. Brighton, v. Dolphinst 12. Eastbourne, v Eastbourne 14. Brighton, v M.C.C. 19. Brighton, v. Inter-House Challenge Cup (final round)* 23. Brighton, v. Beddington 26. Brighton, v. Blue Mantles 30. Brighton, v. St. Paul’s 8chool JULY. 10. Lancing, v. Lancing College 26. Brighton, v. Dolphins+ 30. Brighton, v. Old Brightonians* * Two-d*y matches. + Half-day matches. The C lifton eleven ought to be pretty strong this year with six old choices as well as eight of the second eleven of 1899 left. The chief needs are a fast bowler and a wicket-keeper. G. J. Hanson bids fair to be useful behind the sticks. C. E. M. Jones is a promising medium pace, and E. Magniac a useful slow bowler. MAY. 16. Clifton, v. Keble College, Oxford 22. Clifton, v. Clifton Club JUNE. 6. Clifton, v. Liverpool Club* 15. Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge School* 29. Clifton, v. Old Ciiftonians* JULY. 7. Clifton, v. Haverford College (U.S.A.) 10. Cheltenham, v. Cheltenham College* 28. Clifton, v. Mr. G. Fowler’s X I. *Two-day matches. FELSTED. M AY. Felsted, v. Emmanuel College, Cambridge Felsted, v. Chelmsford Felsted, v. Bishops Stortford Felsted, v. A. W . Rammell, Esq.’s X I. JUNE. Felsted, v. Canterbury Pilgrims Felsted, v. Old Felstedians Felsted, v. Highgate Cambridge, v. The Leys School Felsted, v. M.C.C. Felsted, v. Merchant Taylors’ School* Felsted, v. W e4 Essex League Leatherhead, v. St.John’ s School, Leatherhead Felsted, v. Masters Felsted, v. Essex Club and Ground Chelmsford, v. Chelmsford JULY. Canterbury, v. King’s School, Canterbury Felsted, v. J. H. Douglas, E sq ’s X I. Felsted, v. A. J. Grant-Cook, Esq.’s X I. * Two-day match. The H a rr o w eleven have for their captain this year G. Cookson. No information has reached us about their prospects. MAY. 26. Harrow, v. M. C. Kemp, Esq.’s X I. JUNE. 2. Harrow, v. Perambulators 5. Harrow, v. Harrow Town 9. Harrow, v. Quidnuncs 14. Harrow, v. Harlequins 16. Harrow, v. Free Foresters 23. Harrow, v. M.C.C. and Ground 30. Harrow, v. I. Zingari JULY. 7. Harrow, v. Old Harrovians 13. Lord’s, v. Eton* 21. Harrow, v. Haverford * Two-day match. MERCHANT TAYLORS. MAY. 19. Wormwood Scrubts, v. Kensington Park 21. Bellingham, v. Merchant Taylors’ Company 23. Norbury, v. Norbury Park 24. Charterhouse Square, Classical v. Modern 26. Leatherhead, v. bt. John’s School 30. Highgate, v. Highgate School JUNE. 2. Epsom, v. Epsom College 9. Aldenham, v. Aldenham School 13. Felsted, v. Felsted School* 16. Eashing, v. Eashing 20. Upper Tooting, v. Upper Tooting 23. Bedford, v. Bedford Grammar School 26. Canterbury, v. King’ s School 30. Walthamstow, v. Forest School 4. Bellingham, 5. Bellingham, 7, Cranleigh, v 11. Bellingham, 14. Bellingham, 18. Charlton, v. 21. Bellingham, 24. Bellingham, JU LY, v. Mr. M. B. Tasker’s XI. v. Surrey Club and Ground . Cranleigh School v. Stoics v. Leys School, Cambridge Charlton Park v. Bedford Modern School v. M.C.C. * Two-day-match. QUERNMORE. M AY. Quernmore, X I. v. Next X X II. Quernmore, v. Masters Quernmore, v. E. A. Belcher. Esq.’s X L Quernmore, v. Croydon High Scho ;1 Forest t»ill, v. Fortst Hill School Biackheath, v. Blackheath School (2) JUNE. Quernmore, v. Old Quernmorian^ Battersea, v. Battersea Grammar School Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne College (2) Barnet, v. Barnet Grammar School Quernmore, v. Blackheath School (2) Croydon, v. I roydon High School JULY. Quernmore, v. Forest Hill School Quernmore, v. Battersea Grammar School Quernmore, v. Barnet Grammar School Quernmore, v. Par nts Quernmore, v. Old Quernmorians ENFIELD W ANDERER8 v. BEAUMONT.— Played at Crouch End on May 19. E n field W a n d erers . H. R. Starling, b J. Culver ................. 7 M. H. Jenkins, run J. out E. W. Toms, b Culver .................. H. L. Toms, run out... W . Gane, lbw, b J. Culver ................... 8. Ward, b Leighton... B eaum ont . B. M. Jtnkins, b Leighton........... .. 0 Y. Savage, c Jellard, b Culver.......................... 27 B. Starling, b Turner 5 A. J. Ridge, lbw, b Turner ................... 1 N. S. Toms, not out... 1 B 12, lb 3 ...1 5 T otal..........165 Whitehead, run o u t... 18 Ashford, c Savage, b Starling ................... 8 J. A . Culver, c N. Toms, b G ane...........49 H. Gleeson, c B. Starl­ ing, b Gane ...........33 E. H. Leighton, c H. Toms, b Savage ... 0 E. A. Culver, c B. Jen­ kins, b Savage ... 10 Quilter, c Ridge, b Savage ................... Jellard, b G ane......... Tatten, run out........... Whittam, not out ... Turner, b Gane........... B 9, lb 5........... Total ...........: PRESCOTT, DIMSDALE’S v. GLYN, M1LL8 & Co.- Played at Catford Bridge on May 24, 25. G l y n . P. R. Case, b Forfar... J. N. Pinks, c Ledger b Hills ............... S. Brown, b Usley ... T. B. Fairhead,bllsley H. Love, b Haley E. Love, c and b Forfar J. G. Coulson, not out 12 E. L. Powne, absent... A. A. Burke, lbw., b H ills........................... A. E. Adams, b Hills... T. 8. Nash, absent ... Extras ............... Total P r esco tts . C. Ledger, b Burke ... 18 R. A. Cockell, b Burke 18 W . H. Copplnger, not out .......................... 33 L. G. Ilsley, c H.Love, b Burke ............... 0 O. R. Hebard, b Burke 0 8. J. Forfar, b Powne 18 F. G. Brown, s Adams b P o w n e ................... 0 F. C. Budd, not out... 9 Extras ...............14 Total (6 wks.)...110 C. Reeks, F. E. Hills, R. F. Baugust did not bat.