Cricket 1900

M a y 31, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 173 were knocked off by Hampshire before a wicket fell. Thanks to fine play by Mr. H ill »nd Mr Sprot Hampshire, wben stumps were drawn, had a lead of 147 runs with si» wickets in hand. Mr. Sprot C 'n - tinued to play splendidly in partnership with Parton yesterday morning, and eventually Hampshire were able to declare. F<-r a short time Worces er hire seemel in for a beating, but Bowley and Mr. Fos er made a valuable stand and the game was sived, H am ps ir e . First innings. E Newton, c and Bannister ................... Barton, b W ilson ......... F. M. Sprot, b Wilson Light, c Burrows, b Bird ... 29 10 42 *5 A. J. L. Hill, b Bannister 28 C. Bobson, not out ........... 21 D. A Steele, b Bannister ... 46 Gravett, c Bird, b Bannister 2 Faldwin, b Bannister........... 4 Tate, b Bannister ........... 4 H. Hesketh Pritchard, b Bannister .......................... 0 B 11, lb 1, nb 1 ...........13 Second innings b Burrow s...........15 not o u t................. 70 c 2 traw,bB arrows 83 ‘ ' 10 66 26 7 7 b Bird b B ird ................... run out ........... c and b Burrows b Bannister c Bird, b Ban­ nister ........... not out.................. Extras Total ...................235 Total (8 wkts)*341 * Innings declared closed. W o rcestersh ire . First innings. Fecond innings. W . H. W ilkes b Gravett... 0 b Pritchard ... 1 Bowley, c Light, b Steele . 118 b S prot....................30 Arnold, c Gravett, b Bald win ................... Wheldon, b Hill ... H. K. Foster, b Steele Bird, c Robson, b Steele W . H. Hill, c Gravett, Steele.......................... W ilson, c Robson, b 8 teele 13 Burrows, not o u t.................37 Bannister, b G ravett........... 3 Straw, run out ................... 6 Leg-bye 8 ................... 6 Total .. ...3 6 b Pritchard ... 7 ...2 9 c R bson, b Pritchard 6 .4 1 c Pritchard, b B aldw in...........44 ... 5 c Robson, b Prit­ chard .......... 30 b 8 not out .. .........13 .302 H am b sh ire. Firsi innings. O. M. R. W . Wilson ........... 35 4 101 2 ... Arnold ... ... 21 10 50 0 .. B ir d .................. 6 1 18 1 ... Banni ter ... 20.4 8 29 7 ... Burrows........... 4 0 24 0 ... Foster........... z Arnold delivered a no-ball. W orcestersh ire . B 12, w 1 ... lfr Total (6 wU«) 144 Second innings. O. M. R W. ... 17 1 f3 0 1 46 0 2 31 2 15 103 2 7 -5 3 0 14 0 ... 13 . 9 ... 49 . 34 2 First innings. Second innings. Gravett .. Pritchard... Baldwin ... Hill ........... Steele .......... Barton O. M R. w . 0 . M. R. w . . 30 8 i 2 ... .. 3 1 5 0 . 11 0 41 0 ... .. 12 3 27 4 .. 20 1 6' 1 . 9 3 10 1 19 8 39 .. 10 3 \8 0 .. 17 4 3 ei s . 14 3 37 0 . 5 1 9 0 Sprot ... ... 12 3 24 1 Steele bowled one wide ball. ESQER v. MARLBOROUGH BLUE V- Esher on May 19. E sh e r . -Played at F. Browning.cBellamy, b B re ................ 5 •A. Whitwell. c Hare- w >« d h Blac < ......30 T. we.stray, c Bellamy, b VIeyrie’i-Jones ... 87 E. M. Sp;*ot. c Bere, b Meyric'<-Jones . 4 8 H. M. S u'fleld.cM ey- rick-Jonea, b Kitcat 58 A. <\ McPherson, st Rog jy, b Kitcat ... 4 L . M a r tin e a u , c Rogers, b Kitcat ... 10 A. R. Don Wnuchope. b M-yrick-Jones ... 0 R Barker, b >eyrick- Jones .. ...................16 E. W. Hornurg, not out ........................ 8 B 18.1* 5 .......... 21 Total (8 wkt-)*_89 * Innings declared closed M a r lb o r o u g h B lu e s . H M. Rogers, b .Sprot 6 T. C. Pett, t> W hiW tll 14 Re". F. Meyrick-Jones, c Don Wauchope, o Sprot ... ... 23 n . M. Flarewood, b S,ir.*t ... . ... i A. P Kitcat,c Sprot, h .VI P.iereon .. 82 J. Joaes. c Westray, b W hitw ell................... i F W. Bellamy, cStrut- fleld, b Martineau ... 21 R. W . Foster, Browning......... ' ... \ Rev. M. A . Bere, b Browning ........... 14 E. B. Bett. not out ... 3 A.M . Black, b Brown­ ing ........................... 4 B 17, lb 2, w 1 ... 20 Total ..190 YORKSHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Leeds on May 28, 29, and 30. Drawn. Good batting by Charltsworth. Lilley, and Kinneir enabled Warwickshire, on a fairly easy wicket, to make a re isonahly good score, but by ihe close of the first day Yorkshire had made a very good start, and were only 147 runs 1ehind wiih eight wickets in hand. Denton was not out 32 and Birt-t not out 15. On Tuesday Yoikshire went ahead and had a lead of 131 on the first innings, thanks to some fine play by Denton, Hiist, Mr. Ernest Smith, Haigh, Rhodes, and Whitehead. Warwick'hire le ja n their second innings very well indeed, Kinneir and Mr. Fishwick putting on 117 for the first wicket, the former being dismi-sed just before time. Yesterday Mr. Fishwick continued to play fine cricket, and was well backed up by Lilley, Santall, Mr. Bainbridge. and Walter Quaife, with the result that there was no time for Yorkshire to win, even if they had been able to do so. W a r w ic k sh ir e . fcecond innings, b Rhodes ...........22 First innings. Quaife (W .), c and b Haigh 8 Kinneir, c Brown sen., b Smith .............................. 33 Charlesworth, c W ain­ wright, b Rhodes ...........57 Quaife (W . G.), c and b Hirst .................................... 3 Santall, b Rhodes ........... 1 T. S. Fishwick, c Smith, b Brown, jun..........................26 Lilley, lbw, b Haigh ...........63 Diver, c Brown, sen., b Rhodes................................25 H. W . bainbridge, c Hirst, b Haigh ................... .. 4 Harg»eave, b Haigh ........... 0 Field, not o u t .......................... 2 Lb 4, w 1, nb 1 6 cHunter,bRhodes 45 c Haigh,b Rhodes 5 c Smith, b Brown, jun...................... 7 c Hawke, b Haigh 29 c Smith, b Rhodes 89 c and b Hir.-t ... 27 cHaigh, b Rhodes 2 b Rhodes ...........33 not out................... 6 b Haigh ........... 3 Extras...........21 Total... .228 Y o r k s h ir e . Total . 294 First innings. Brown, sen., c Lilley, 1 Lord Hawke, b San- b Field ...................22 Wainwright, b San'all 12 Denton, c tharles- worth, b W. G. Quaife .................. £5 Hirst, b Hargreave 46 E. Smi h. st Lilley, b Santall ... 40 Haigh, c Charlesworth, b S an tall................. 30 tall Rhodes, b Haigreave 31 Whitehead, c Sant ill, b Held ... ... 62 Brown, jun., c Lilley, b Hargreave Hunter, not out . B 5, lb 3, w 4 Total Sec >nd in n in g s B ro w n , sen . not out, 35 ; Wain­ wright, c Fishwick, b J-ield, 1 ; Denton, b Field, 14; Hirst, c Santall, b Field, 23; E. Smith, not out, 10; lb nb I.—T otil (3 wkts.), 86. Rhodes ... Haigh H irst.......... Smith.......... Brown, jun W ar w ic k sh ir e . Firet iniiiogs. Second innings O. M R. W . 33 3 81 3 . 4 19*1 ll 19 3 11 9 Brown, hen. Wainwiight Whitehead . Haigh bowled one wide und hi o wn, jun., one no-ball and one wide O M. R. W. .. 45 23 49 6 .. 30 2 4 32 2 .. 17 5 4 7 1 1 0 12 31 10 5 2 47 81 72 •25 9 Sant ill ... . Field ........... Hargreave... Quaife ( W. G ) Charlesworth . Kinneir ... . Y orksh ire . First innings O. M. R. W . . ..... ..32 b 126 4 ... 23-3 2 93 2 ... *23 6 68 3 ... 1« 0 32 1 . 1 0 )3 0 6 0 15 U ... Second innings. O. M. R. W . 5 1 17 12 5 0 44 8 2 22 Quaife I owled two wides. Hargreave one, and Field one wide and o -e no-lall. STRE ATPAM v. G RYPH ON S.-Played at Streat­ ham on May *26. S trk ath am E P. PulV rook, b Hunt 8 A. S. Bailey, c Steven­ son, b Huut ........... 0 C. E. Snowden, b Cur­ tis-Hayward ...........17 J F.W .H ooper,b H uit 24 H. H. Scott, c Steven­ son, b Seymour ... 48 G. B. Corderoy, b Hunt 14 P G.Rathbone.b Hunt 0 P. B. Parker, b Yonge 26 L. Dashwood, b Yonge 42 N. Lloyd, not out ... 10 A. K. Wileman, not out ........................... 4 B 9,lo 3, w 4, nb 2 18 Total (9 wkts)*211 * Innings declared closed. G ryphons . J. H. C. Hunt, c Dash- wood. b Hooper ... 11 F. J. Yonge, b Hooper 23 T. Curtis-Hayward, c Dashwood, b Hooper 2 H.Ooleereave.b Hooper 22 H.W . Taylor, c Parker, b Scott ................... 0 D. Eliott Lockhart, c Hooper, b Scott ... 4 G G.Compton,bHooper 9 M. R. 8eymour, c Cor­ deroy, b Hooper ... 1 D.P.C. Franks,bHooprr 2 J. A. Lyon, not ou t... 7 C. Stevenson, not out 7 B 7, lb 2, w l ... 10 Total (9 wkts) 98 HAMPSTEAD v. U XBRIDGE.—Played at Uxbridge on May 23. H am pstead . W . Hale,b Woodbridge 3 Ahsan-Ll-Hak, lbw ,b Woodbji^ge ... 8 E. Farnett. c W ood­ bridge. b Wo^ds ... 11 M. Abell, b Wood- bridge ................... 0 R. Atkins, b W ood- bridge ................ 0 Mohamed Said, b W oods .................. 5 B.Figgis, c Williams,b Woodbridge ........... 5 J. Greig, b Woods ... 0 R.Turnham c Hughes, b Woodbridge 8 S. Fradd, notout ... 18 Carlin, c M. W ood­ bridge, b G. W ood­ bridge ................... 3 Extras.................. 9 Total 70 T. Hughes, b Hale H. Turner, c Said, b Hale .........................19 W . Collins b Hale ... 1 C. M. W oodbridge, c and b F ra d d ..........35 A. Radcliffe, not out 11 U xb r id g e . 2 i A.Foot.cHale.b Fradd 0 G.H.W oodbridge, not out .......................... 26 Extras.................. 1 Total (5 wkts) 95 N. Fowlie, H. S. Williams, W oods, and C. E. did not bat. SUTTON v. THAMES DITTON.—Played at Sutton on May 26. T ham es D itto x . J. R. Kemble, st Jack- J. Phillips, b Hadflehl 16 son, b R. Bell S. B. Lawless, c J. b R. B e l l .................32 C.P. Forward,cHewett, b Hadfield ...........19 W . T. Graburn. c J. Bell, b Had field .. 63 F. W . Tabor, c Ram­ sey, b Hadfteld ...44 F. M ’Donald. not out 13 A. Morrison, not out 6 B 7, lb 2 ......... 9 Total wkts) ..*2)6 F. G. Mathews. R. Hammond, and W. Cullen did not bat. * Innings dec’ared closed. S u tto *. R S. Dalby. run out R.M.Bell, c M’ Donald, b Phillips................... J. A.Knight, b Phillips L. Jackson, c Ma­ thews, b Morrison... C. P. Hewitt, b M trri- son ........................... C.J. Ramsey, c M ’Don­ ald, b Morrison J. R. Blades did not bat. J. n . Hadfield, not out ...........................43 A. R. Dagg, b Morri­ son ................... ... 0 C. Cos’ in, c Phillips, b Kemble ...................39 J. Bell, not o u t ...........19 B 15, lb 2, w 1 ... 18 Total (8 wkts.) . 151 HOLLOWAY SANATORIUM. MAY. Gentlemen v. Staff v. Leavesden v. R.M.C. Sandhurst (Staff) v. Mr. Nainby’s X L v. Stoics v. Emeriti JUNE, v. London Hospital v. Slough v. Middlesex Hospital v. Erratics v. Westminster v. Surbiton v. Broadmoor (away) v Sr. Mary’s Hospital v. St. Bartholomew’s Hospital JU LY. v. Honourable Artillery Company v. Mi ‘dlesex Hospital v. Granville (Lees) v. Addlestone v. Brookwood (away) v. Peripatetic* v. Mr. Nainby’ s X I. v. Emeriti* 12 . 16. 19. 23. 26. 23 2. 6 . 9. 11 . 16. 20 . 23. 27. 30. 4. 7. 11 . 14. 18 . 21 . 25 26. AUGUST. 1. v. 81ough 4. v. Broonwood 8. v. Marlborough Blues 11. v. Broadmoor 15. v. Teddington C.C. 18. v. Wokiogham 23. v. Erratics 29. v. Gadfiies • Two-day match.