Cricket 1900

M a y 3 1 , 190 0 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 1?1 his physical strength that, at forty-seven, he still looked young; and he was young, chival­ rous, daring, and, in a life of commerce, he retained schoolboy honour in matters com­ mercial. I’robably his happiest hour was when riding through fire, with French, to the relief of Kimberley. In his undergraduate days there was a great explosion of boyish ppirits at his college. Several men were rus­ ticated. He went to the head of his College and announced that he was deeply concerned in the affair, and insisted on being ‘ ‘ sent down,” a fate which would have been most injurious to his interests. I think he failed, but such was his character to his dying day, that of a modern Bayard. As such he fell, an example to all men of patriotism, energy, and chivalrous courage, and self-sacrifice. Cricketers will recognise in the subject of Mr. Lang’s touching tribute C. W. Boyle, who was in the Clifton College X I. in the early seventies and played for Oxford in 1873. He also represented England v. Scotland in Rugby football in the same year. Personally, I should have said that there had been many bowlers quite as fast. T h e accounts in Tuesday’s dailies of the occupation of Senekal by General Bundle’s force make conspicuous mention of a brave deed by Sergeant Boiler, of the Middlesex Yeomanry. The war tele­ gram in the Daily Express tells how Sergeant Boiler dragged a wounded man across his horse and carried him off under a heavy fire. The gallant sergeant in question, George Roller, is a brother of W. E., the old Surrey cricketer. A life­ like painting of his, showing W. E. leav­ ing the Oval pavilion to take bis place at the wicket is familiar to every member of the Surrey County C.C. W h e n Hayward began his second innings yesterday (Wednesday) for Surrey against Sussex at the Oval he required 164 runs to make up the 1,000. He played such a splendid game that there seemed a possibility that he would accomplish the feat, but when within only 18 runs of his object he was out. If Surrey wins the toss to-day against Gloucestershire he will have another chance to make his thousandth run before the end of the month. T h e following are some of the latest hundreds:— M AY . S t o r e r . D e r b y s h ir e v , M .C .C . an d G. ... 175* H . K . F o s te r , W o r c e s t e r s h ir e v. L a n c a ­ s h ir e ............................................................. 113 C a p t. E. G W itn y a r d , H am p sh ire v. S om erset ............................................................107 B ro w n , sen , Y orksh ire v . L eicestersh ire 128 A b e l, S urrey v. S ussex ......................................... 165 C. B . F r y , S u sse x v. S u r r e v ................................145 P. F . W a r n e r , M id d le s e x v. L a n c a s h ir e 146 J R . M amin , K e n t v . E s s e x .............................. 117* B o a r d ,G lou cestersh ire y . S o m ersetsh ire 214 H a y w a r d , S u rrey v . S u s s e x ................................146 B o w le y , W o r c e s te r s h ir e v. H a m p sh ire 118 C. F. Adamson, Hastings Rovers v. East­ bourne Rovers ................................... 100 P. W . Hale, London Playing Field v. M.C.C. 121 • Signifies not out. We much regret that owing to pressure on our space, a few Club Reports are unavoidably held oyer till next week. DULW ICH COLLEGE v. STRE ATH AM —Played at Dulwich ou May 26. D u lw ich C o lleg e . First im ings. Second innings F. L. Nightingale, c Field, b L>aw»on ... .. ........... 0 c and b Miller ... 6 C . F. (Jrav)be, b Dawson ... 4 b Powell ........... 5 A L. Ioglis, c Fie d, b Dawson ........................ 0 b Mi ler ........... 3 H. W. Rip’ey, c tnd b Browne .......................... 1 b Miller ........... 27 W. V. Sherlock, hit w k t, b Browne .......................... 3 b Mil er ........... 15 G. A., vvhiteley, b Browne 9 b Miller ........... 11 T. E. Gullick, run out 11 b Pow dl ........... 7 N. A. Knox, not out ... 0 b Miller ........... 3 J.C. L. Farquharson, c Leaf, b Dawsou .......................... 3 c Leaf, b Mi ler 5 F. R. Green, b Dawson 0 not o u t ................ 3 P. G. w odthouie, c E. Bailey, b Browne ........... 1 st L. Bailey, b Miller ........... 10 N o-balls................... 2 B 7, lb 2 ... 9 Total................. 34 T otal.......... 1C4 S tr e a th a m . E. F i'ld, b Whiteley 2 N. Miller, b Knox ... 45 L. S. Browne, b W hiteley.................. 18 H. L. Dawson, b Wodehouse ...........15 E. S. Bailey, b W hite- i y ........................... 6 L. D. Bailey, nos out 26 V. F. Feet y, b Knox 10 W. G. L. Powell, c Krabbe, b Knox ... 15 E. H. Leaf, b Ripley 13 D. Young. c and b Ripley ... ... 0 D. o ’ Kerr, c and b Ripley ................... 0 B 11, lb 2, w 1, nb 2 16 Total .. ...167 GRANVILLE (Lee) v. HAMPSTEAD.—Played at Lee on May 2-5. G r a n v ille . P. P. Lincoln, b Cs- mond .. ........... 0 C. J. M Gocifrey, c Greig. b Pawling ... 38 T. H Summers, Ibw, b Pawliug .. ...........21 W . S. Pate, b Osmond 0 J. C. Stone, c Beaton, b Paw ling................. 8 J. D. Gillespie, b Os­ mond .......................... 0 W. Morris, c Figgis, b M ackintosh.........32 F. E. Lander,b Osmond 4 J. P Clarkson, notout 20 E. Rymer-Jones, c Tolltr, b Dornton ... 26 H T. Richardson, b Pawling ................. 8 Exlras ......... 16 Total ...173 R. L e ig h -I b b s , c Rymer Jones,b God­ frey .......................... 0 H . Greig, c and b Pate 42 Capt. Black, c Pate, b Richardson ...........12 B. E. Figgis, c and b Richardson ........... 0 E. W . H. Beaton, c •Stone, b Lincoln ... 14 J C. Toller, b Lincoln 1 H am pstead . S. S. Pawling, b Pate 19 T. W . Mackintosh, c Stone, b Godfrey ... 8 A. B. Osmond, b God­ frey .......................... 0 E. R. Watson, b God­ frey ......................... 0 A. S. Dornton, n->t out 0 Extras ...........22 Total ...113 MOTE PARK v. GRANVILLE (Lee).—Plajed at Maidstone on May 23. M ote P ark . S. Mendell, c sub., b Godfrey ...................32 Rev. P. Joy, b Pass- more .......................... 31 Hickmott, b Passmore 16 B. Haynes, c Mason, b Lincoln ................. 47 F. Leney, b Gillespie 8 K. McAlpine. c Clark­ son, b Uodfrey ... 31 G ran ville E. Leveson-Gower, c and b Godfrey ... 0 J. Stratton, b Uodfrey 7 J. Parkio, not out .. 37 Brown, c Gillespie, b Godfrey ................... 2 W .Beeching,b Lincoln 16 Extras................... 8 Total ...236 P.LincoIn,c Me Alpine, b Brown .......... ... 15 T. Summers, c Hick­ mott, b Brown ... 29 J. billespie, b Brown 8 C. Mason, c Brown, b btratton ........... .. 11 C. Godfrey, c Mendell, b Stratton ........... 1 J. Clarkson, c Joy, b Leney ................... 4 F. Helder, c sub , b Brown ...................14 F. Thomson, b Leney 0 T.Passmore,c Haynes, b Leveson-Gower ... 30 A. L*ym>n, not out... 7 W.Francis, b Leveson- Gower ................... 2 E x tra s................. 22 Howard Williams, b C ockerill...................13 G. W. Hammond, b C ockerill...................19 G. P. Blizard, b C ock erill................... 8 W. F. Dew, b Cockerill 10 Revd. H. G. Elton, c Hitchcock,bWhittard 7 J. Clarke, c Pugh, b W hittard......................37 J. H. Robson, c Pugh, b Whittard ........... W. H. Robson, not out ........................... L. Josling, run out ... F. Martin, b Cockerill H. Booth, b Cockerill B 5, wb 1, nb 1... Total . ...121 Total .1 4 3 N ATION A L PROVINCIAL BANK v. PARR’S BANK.— Played at Lower Sydenham on May 26. N a t io n a l P r o v in c ia l B a n k . ARKLEY v. LITTLE HEATH.—Played at Little Heath on May 26. L ittle H eath . S. O. Pugh, b Ham- i H. Whittard, b Booth 3 mond ................... 1 H. C. Cockerill,b Booth 1 W. Billing, b Ham - R. Brace, b Hammond 0 m ond ................... 0 J. Harris, bHammond 1 R. W. Forbes, b Booth 1 T. Douter, not not ... 6 D. Ferguson, b Booth 0 B 2, nb 3 ........... 5 R. Hitchcock, b Booth 0 — J. A. Appleyard, c J Total ................19 Williams, b Ham - ♦ m ond... ................... 1 I J. Price, not out .. 3 B 12, lb 4, wb I... 17 Total (2 wks.) ...141 G. A. Cosser, not out 49 A. D. Phillips, c Shef­ field, b Williams ... 46 P. M. White, run out 26 H. C. J. McConachy, W. H. Fear, E. C. Troughton, Cowlin, W. H. Porter, A. F. Aylen, F. E. Tyler did not bat. * Innings declared closed. P a r r ’ s B a n k . Clark, b C osser........... Daniells, run out Pigrome, not out Williams, b Cosser ... Sheffield, b Cosser ... Boarer, c Phillips, b Porter ................... Bell, c White, b Porter Folev, b Porter... . Mitchell, c Price, Porter ................ Green, b Cosser B 6 .. . Total ... . HONOR OAK (2) v. LINDEN.—Played at Honor Oak on May 19. L indem . C. Drew, lbw, b H. R. Collard, b Campbell 6 D. Bennett, c Raven, b R . Holford ........... 0 F. Eve, b H. H olford 25 E. Wright, run out 5 B. M. Clarke, b Veysey 9 G. Oscar, b Veysey ... 0 C. F. Clark, b H . Hol­ ford ...........................15 Holford G. Fletcher, lbw, b Fraser ................. H.M. Martin, b Fraser A. E. Allen, not out Extras ................... Total H onor O a k . Fraser, b Allen ... . Raven, b Allen ... . Daly, b E v e................ H. Marsh, b Allen . E. Holford, b Allen Goddard, run out Veysey, b Allen ... C. btelaine. b Eve ... 23 Campbell, b Eve ... 7 Cutbush, not out ... 3 H. Holford, not out... 2 Extras ...................16 Total (9 wkts) 131 HONOR OAK v. CHE8HUNT.—Played at Ches­ hunt on May 19. H onor O a k . H. Burton, not out ... 81 A. Jones, c Keysell, b P a u l...........................23 S. Dickason, b Paul .. 25 G. Harrison, c Mayo, b K eysell................... 6 F. Wilkie, c Keysell, b O yler...........................21 Mattingley, Jackson, Thomas and Stelaine did not bat. C h esh u n t . T. Dickason,c Harper, b Judd ...................17 Critchley, not out ... 2 Extras .................. 11 Total (5 wkts) 186 P. Paul, b W ilkie ... 11 H. Mayo, c and b Jackson ...................18 H. Olyer, c Harrison, b T. Dickason........... 7 E. Paul, b T. Dickason 14 B. Keysell, b T. Dicka- — son .......................... 1 Total (8 wkts) 90 H. Harper, b Jackson 2 F. Hills and W . Hearne did not bat. S. Harper, b T. Dicks - son ......................... 0 P. Archer, c Burton, b Harrison .......... 9 A . Judd, not out ... 8 Extras ...................20 KENSINGTON v. CHRIST’ S COLLEGE, FINCH­ LE Y. -Played at Finchley on May 19. K en sin gton . J.H . Briggs, c Martin, b H iggios................... 0 E. Wentworth, b Hig­ gins ...........................21 R. H. Moore, b Smith 34 N. Damian, c Philson, b Smith ...................29 J.W .Kahrel,bHiggins 4 L. Anderson, b Smith 22 H. Arthur, not out ... 11 A. Bradbery, not out 2 B 25, lb 4 ...........29 Total (6 wkts) *152 Jefferies, S. Caulfield and W . R. Jacks did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C h rist ’ s C o lle g e . R. R. Martin, c Brad­ bery, b Damian ... 15 O.H Davies,.b Damian 23 J. F. PhiUipson, c Da­ mian. b Jefferies ... 5 F. M. Vipan,bDamian 1 A. Rowden, b Damian 4 D. G. Smith, c W ent­ worth, b Jefferies A. R. Stephenson, c Wentworth, b Jef­ feries ........................... M. E. Carey, notout... L. Birch, not out Byes ...................12 Total (7 wkts) 65 A . H . Mosley and Higgins did not bat.