Cricket 1900

180 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. J u n e 7, 1900. centuries hit by a gentleman who had but one arm. Mr. Casswell was educated at the Surrey County School, Cranleigh, and was a really splendid batsman. M b . C a s s w k ll’s C h ie f C r ic k e t S c o r e s . 174*, Plant’s X I. v. W yle’s X I., at Broadwater, July 12, 1878. 165*, Surrey County School v. Old Boys, at Cran- leigh, May 18, 1880. 149, Surrey County School v. 3rd Batt. Queen’s Regiment, at Cranleigh, June 11, 1883. 112, Surrey County School v. Broadwater, at Broad­ water, July 15, 1882. I ll, Surrey County School v. Burlington, at Broad­ water, July 7, 1883. 101* Surrey County School v. Broadwater, at Cran­ leigh, May 23, 1883. Those who were present at the recent match between Sussex and Gloucestershire were indeed fortunate, for from beginning to end the game was full of interest. The batting of Marlow on the opening day proved highly popular. At no time during his innings did he make a mistake, and it is to be hoped that in future the Sussex authorities will play him more regularly than has been the case for some time past. Ranjitsinhji, taking into account his sprained thigh, played a very notable innings, his runs being obtained chiefly by boundaries and singles, the latter of which he was obliged to walk. It was on the second day, however, that the brightest cricket was seen, Mr. Jessop playing one of his hard-hit innings. He scored 50 runs in forty-five minutes, 100 in sixty-five, and altogether 179 out of 257 in a hundred minutes. At times the Gloucestershire score was advanced at a marvellous pace, the total being taken from 142 to 222 in thirty minutes, and from 200 to 300 in thirty-five minutes. Daring the day 547 runs were obtained for the loss of thirteen wickets, which I believe is the largest number ever scored in one day at Hove. All cricketers must be pleased that Hearne has had such genial weather for his benefit match at Lora’s ; but however fine the weather and however good the cricket shown in the match it would have been impossible for him to have received more than his deserts. That the cricket was of interest throughout is certain. Mr. Hill’s hurricane hitting on the first day must have delighted the crowd. Never before has he hit in so brilliant a manner. He obtained 51 out of 54 in twenty-three minutf s, and in all 72 (sixteen 4’s) out of 75 in thirty-five minutes. Seldom indeed is such sensational hitting seen in a great match. On the second day the batting of Mr. Stoddart furnished a subject for conversation, it is so rarely that one is fortunate enough to see him bat nowadays, that one cannot help most earnestly hoping that he will play regularly for his county in future. To refer to all the great batting triumphs of the last few days would far exceed the space at command, but White­ head and Messrs. Burnup and McGahey must be congratulated on making their highest scores in first-class matches, Mr. Burnup especially, inasmuch as his 200 is a record for Kent. W estm inster S ch ool . WESTM INSTER 8 CHOOL v . IN .O G N IT L - Played at Westminster on May 26. I n cogniti . J. A. Berners, b Foster 11 R. H. Blaker, b Knight 7 E.A.Ridsdale.b Harris 36 U. O. Bewell, c Lock, b Harris ........... 28 F. O. Th-m e, b Farris 12 T. W . Hemmeide, c A n d erson , b Knight 24 S. C. Watney, c A n ­ derson, b Knight ... 1 T.C.Batt,lbw,b Knight 13 W . B. Delacombe, not oun ...........................14 A . H. W all, c Lock, b Foster ... ... 9 A.B.Cipiiani, c Blane, b Foster ................. l P. C. Trevor, lbw, b G aze........................... o E x tras...................20 Total ...176 H.T. Bompas, b Sewell 27 K .B. Anderson, b Dela­ combe.......................... 9 W . 8 . Harris, b Sewell 41 A. L. Foster, c Dela- corube, b Trevor ... 63 A . A. Mi ne, c and b Sewell ................... 4 P.P. Rawlings,b Trevor 14 A. 8 . Gaze, b Trevor .. 21 P. L . Lock, b Trevor 0 F. J. Harrison, c D« j - lacomba. b Trevor 35 J. Blan^. run out ... 10 C. B. Knight, c Sew­ ell, b Irevor ........... 3 L. Bennett, n jt o u t... 2 E xtras.................. 15 Total .234 INCOGNITI v . JESUS COLLEGE.—Played Cambridge on May 21 and 22. J esus C o lle g e . R .T .Morgan .cRichaid- son, b B a rk e r.........13 N. O. Tagart, b Barker 9 Rev. F. J. Anderson, b Barker ........... . 91 F. J. Morris,c Richard­ son, b G. E. Winter 65 A. Duchasne.b Weaver 8 A . F. Smith, c L*. E. Winter, b Barker .. 24 H.J. Symons, b barker 44 I n c o g siti . C. H. G. Clarke, c Robertson, b Barker W . B. Daws, c What- ford. b Barker H . B. Banning, b Barker ................. H. Fleming, not out... Extras ................... T otal.. W . E. Robartson, b Clarke ........... 4 i G. L. Whaiford, c Fleming, b Symons 25 H. T. Barkworth, b Clarke ........... 0 G. E. Winter, c Bann­ ing, b Clarke .. 5 H .W . Dillon, c Ander­ son, b Symons ... 25 K . E. M. Barker, b Symons ... .. 33 H. H. W illey, c Tag- art, b Symom... 3 J. Orman c Duchasne, b Smith ...........21 C. G. Winter, not out 56 F. Weaver, st Ander­ son, b Morris ... 11 J. 8 . Richardson, c Anderson, b Clarke 2 Extras ................... 6 Total ..230 CRUS \.DERS v. INCOGN1T1. —Played at Cam­ bridge, May 25 and 26. I n co g n iti . First innings. H . 8 . Barkworih.st ap worth, b S«well .......... ... 3 E. P.iichMtt, b DriflHd ... 46 C. A C. Druce, c Wilson, b Driffield ........................... 66 G. E. Winter, c Sewell, b Driffield ...................... 24 Secon 1innings. b Palmer run out c Apthorpe, Sewell ... . C Bodiogton, Palmer ... H. W . Dillon, c Ap horpe, b W ils o n ........................... 0 not out K.E M Barker,c odington, b D riffi-ld........................... 4 Bodiagton, Driffield ... 2) b Driffield ... J. Orman, c Sianning. b Wilson ........................ H. Will«y, c Stanning, b Driffield .......................... 4 not o u t.......... F. Weaver, c and b W i’son 2 did not hat... J. 8 . Kichardson. not out... 2 i b Driffield ... W . D. Bl 4 .uk, lun out ... 18 did not bat .. E xtras........................... 3 Extras... ... 34 ... 9 b .. 24 Total .................. 200 Total (7 wkts)*186 * Inaiogs declared closed. C ru sa d e r s . J. L. Taylor, c Dillon, b Druce .................. 4 8 . H Day, st Richard­ son, b Druce ... 38 J. Stauning, c Black, b Druce...........................27 A. 'fish, c Pritchett, b Druce...................... 1 F.A.S.Sewell.cRicliard- son, b Bla.cn ... 3 C. H. Bodington. b D ru ce.........................4 Second innings: J. L. Taylor, worth, 6 ; A. 'lish. not out, 27 F. R.Wilsan, b Barker 50 V N Lockett,c Barker, b Black ................... 0 L. T. Driffield, not out 5 i H R. Palmer, c Bark- worth, b barker ... 0 C. E. Apthorp-, c Prit:hett, b Druce 10 E x tra s ................• 9 To al . 208 Black b Bark- t£. R. Palmer, st Wiliey, b Orman, 23 ; extras 3.—Total, 59. LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK v. LONDON JOINT 8 IOCK BANK.—Played at Beckenham on May 21, 22 and 23. L ondon J oin t G. *T. Ashberry.c Man- Held, b Simpson 18 G.E. Criups b Simpson 0 8 . C. Hawkins, c bow ­ man, b Willson ... 6 P. G. Reading, b Baker 16 H. A . Thornicroft, b Baker...........................10 E. T. Spearing, c Man- fleld ........................... 0 S tock B an k . A. Lunnon.b Podmore W . Devereux,b Baker A . M. Hughes, b Pod- m ore ................................ A Morris, c Simpson, b Baker ................... G. D. Finch, not out B 11 , lb 1, w 1 ... T o ta l................... L ondon & W estm inster B an k did n ot b a t, ow in g to rain. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE (A) v. ASHBURTON. —Played at Ashburton on May 26. G oldsm iths * (A). W . Dray, c Flinton, b Warner ................. 5 A. Mist, b Slade . 13 E. Lanier, lbw, b Patterson.................46 E.Medway,cFlinton, b Slade ... ........... 0 J. Good, b Flinton ... 1 W . Wayland. b Slade 1 E. Tolley, c Bailey, b Slade .................. 4 G.Gillingham, c Slade, b Patterson 8 . Wise, c Hine, Warner ................ H. Hooper, not out . E xtras............... Total P. Flinton, b Good 23 G. Slade, lbw. b Good 5 M Pmith. b Good 11 Warn°r,cDray.b Good 3 Bailey, rua o u t ........... 0 Tyler runout ... 10 Clayton,cWise,b Good 16 A shburton (2). Heane. not o u t .......... Paish, b Good .......... Hine. b Good .......... Patterson, b Hooper . E xtras................ Total 22 0 2 2 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. BE XLEY —Piayed at New Cross on May 26. B e x l e y . H J.Osborne,bBaldwin A. P. Pickett, lbw, b Windebank ......... 5 H. E. Baynes, c Henty, b Baldwia................... 6 — Betts. run out.......... 3 P. Newton, b W inde- ban'< .................. 10 — Anderson, b Bald­ win .......................... 5 S. J. Mabey, c Henty, b Baldwin ........... R Peddi°, b Baldwin — Indd,lbw,b Winde­ bank ................... H. P. Tufnail, not out — Compton, b W inde- ba n k .......................... Byes ................... G o ld ' m ith s . Total R. R. Fenty, c Mabey, b Tufnail.......... H W. Falkner. b Tufnail 0 FU. Mayo.l^w. b Ped^ie 9 A E.Mouncher^Peddie 42 W. S. Murrell.b Peddie 22 It. Windebank, lbw, b Ptddie ... ... 9 W H. Manley st New­ ton, b P^ddie 6 W. H. Vena did not bat. 51 21 S. R. Best, not out W. Joanes, lbw, b Peddie ........... 0 A. Raidwin, not o u t. 13 B 7,1b 2 ................. 9 Total (8 wkts) 145 MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. EPSOM COLLEGE PI lyed at Epsom College on May 26. M arlborough B lues F.W Bellamy, b Potts 49 d. Vivi n. c Freeman, b (iiffar 1 ... 4 W. R. Lewis, b Hey- gate .......................... 0 L. N. Rogers, c Fiee- mm . b Groqorius ... 28 H M. Roger •, not out f*7 R. W. Foster. J. P Coast, and T. f!. Manders did not tat. * Innings declared clo ed E psom C o lle g e . G. H. Giffard. b Coast 12 |J. E. Freeman, c V iv- A. M. Black, c Gro­ qorius ................... 4 C. tf. Cross run out . 12 P. W . Rogers, b Gro- q <rius ................... 4 B 6 , lb 1, w 1, nb 2 10 Total (7 wkts) ..*168 H. J. Heygate. c L. N. Rogers, b 1 oast ... 32 F. S ( annel, b Black 1 R. B. Heygate, b Coast 6 J. C. Hoys, b Manders 23 W. "t. C. McLure. c L. N. Rog rs, b Black 2 j J. Groqoiius, c Lewis, b Mandera ........... 0 ‘ ian, b Manders F. M. Neild, b Man- ders ... ........... B. L. Potts, not out .. C. D. Bairi-, not out Leg-byes........... Total (9 wkts.) 91 LUDGROVE v. FRE TH tRN E EO U SE .-Piayed at N e* Barnet on May 30. L u ugh ove . First inuings Second innings. H. E. Eastwood, c I)a\idson, b D 1 1 .................. 13 c Tubbs, b Doll... 9 W . H. W ipgin, c tlarboid, b T w ee d ie .......... ... 13 O.H.Bnnsi>n,c Kidd,b Tubbs 11 J. F. E<s'.w.M>d. b Doll ... 13 C. M. Booth, ri.n o u t ........... 4 W D. G.bbs, r Doll ........... 9 G. R. Rowley, b D o ll........... 0 F.B Lyon c K. *haw, b Do.l 6 C. E. Hicks, c Doll h Kidd. 0 H. W . Forcescue, b Kidd 0 Y. G. Greeuwood, not out . 0 B 6 , lb 2, w 6 ...........14 c^pielmannjbKidd 0 not out ........... 9 cSpielm inn,* D j II 5 b Tubbs ........... 1 b T w eedie........... 8 0 Total B 3, w 1 ... 4 Total(5wkts)36 G. M. Metaxa, b For- te?cue A. (J. Lock, c Booth, b Greenwood ........... M. Doll, b Fortescue . E. L. Kidd, b Fortescun H. Tweedie, c Booth, b Greenwood ........... K. Habershon, b For­ tescue .......................... B. Tubbs, c Rowley, b Greenwood ........... F rkth ern r H ou » e . T. Knox Shaw, b Fortescu*.. ... 1 G. Harbord, b Green­ wood ........................ 0 M. David'Ou, b Green­ wood ......................... 0 C. M Spielmann, not out ........................... 0 B 1, w 2 ........... 3 Total ... 25