Cricket 1900

J une 14, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 205 L E IC E S T E R S H IR E v . W O R C E S T E R - S H IK E . P layed at L eicester on Jun e 11, 12 and 13. D ra w n . Owing to heavy r tin, there was only an hour and fifty miuutes’ play on Monday. Leicestershire began well, making 118 for the loss of only one wicke*.. On Tuesday piay began late, owing to a thunder­ storm, and at lunch tim-- the ►core was 1 6 for 6 wickets. W um s ershire had much the worst of it at the end of the day; but yesterday rain interrupted play so badly that the game could not be fini hed. L eicestershire . First innings. 8econd innings. C. J. B Wood, c Bowley, b Bannister .................. 72 n *t out ... 40 Knight, b Bannister .. 46 c Arnold, b Bird. 9 W hit head, c Archer, b Bannister .......................... 24 c Foster, b..Ban­ nister 3 Brown (J.), c Foster, b Bannister 0 Coe. c Bowley, b Bannister.. 15 not out...................20 C. E. de Trafford, c Bowley, b Arnold ... ........... 8 King, st Archer, b Bannister 0 Agar, b b ir d .......................... 1 Woodcock, c Archer, b Ar­ nold ... ......................... 19 Dixon, b Arnold ................. 0 Whiteside, not out ........... 0 b Foster ......... 3 B 2, lb 6 ................... 7 Extras ... 9 Total ................. 192Totil (3 wk1s)...#8l • Innings declared closed. W orcestershire . First innings. Second innings. Arnold, b W oodcock........... 0c Agar, b King .. 3 bowley, c Agar, b King ... 0c Whiteside, b W oodcock ... 0 Wheld« n, c Brown, b King. 13c Whitehead, b K in g .................. 3 8. J. Gethin, 1’ w, b King . 41c De 'lYafford, b King ............ 8 H. K. Fot-ter, c Whitet-ide, b King................................... 2c King, b W ood- c >ck ............ l Bird, b Woodcock .......... 1 c Whiteside, b Kin*.................... 2 F W. Romney, b Woodcock 4 notout .....10 Wil-on. c I'rown. b K ng ... 0 lbw, »> King ... 0 A . G. Archer, bKing ... 12 c Whitehead, b A g a r................... 8 Burrows,b W oodeock...........14 n o to u t.........13 Bannister, not. out ........... 0 B 7, lb 4 ...................11 B 3, lb 8 ... 11 Total ...................98 Total (8wkts) 64 1 EICESTKRSHIRK- First innings. Second inni- gs. U. M. R. W. 1 0 6 0 8 3 22 0 18 6 24 1 O. M. R W . Wilson ...........12 3 30 0 ... Arnold ........... 21 6 58 3 ... Bannister...........38 20 At >41... Burrow* ... 4 0 21 0 ............ B ir d ...................14 4 34 1 ........... 9 0 23 1 Foster 1 1 0 1 Arnold I owled a wide. WoRCRSTEhSHIRK. Firnt innings. 8-eond inning*. » . V . K. U. >1. H. . Woodcut* ..17*. 4 36 4 ......... 14 7 11 2 King .. . 2 10 41 * .. 189 *8 5 Agar . .. 7 4 1 ) 0 . . 5 4 4 1 NONDESCRIPf8 v. E v\ELL.—Pla\ ed at Ewell on June 4. N on descripts . C. McMillan, c Smith, b H arrow ell......... 26 8. H. Pawling, c and b Statylton ........... 2 R. Leigh lobs, >and b Daniels .................14 F. V. Selfe, b Rawlin- son .......................... 22 A. Eiloart, not out ... 5 153, lb 3, w 1 ... 7 Total J . 8. Hay craft, b Har­ rowell............................ 4 F. Monro, c Mnith, b Harrowell .. ...1 4 E. E Barnett, c Mer­ cer, b Barker .. 43 J . H. Murray, a Raw- linson, b Barker . 20 W . G. Cobb, b Har- r«»well .. 15 H. Wade, b Barker u E. W . Beaton, run out 2 E w eli . M . M. Barker, b Pawl- A . M. Walters, b ......................... 11 C. K. Smith, c McMil- lin, b Paw ling......... 4 Powley, b S e lfe ........... 1 R* C. btapylion, c and b M urray... ...2 2 T. A. Kawlinson, c Leigh Ibbs, b Mur­ ray .......................... 22 A. J. Lawrie, b Cobb 10 H. V . Parbury, b Cobb 0 174 _____ing A. Daniels, b Pawling 8 W . L. Harr >well, lbw, b Pawling ........... 3 C. Smith, bt Beaton, b M o n r o ................. 16 S. V. Mercer, not out 0 Lb 3, nb I ... 4 Total... .177 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. WARVVICK - SHIRE. P la y e d at B ristol on Jun e 11 , 12 , an d 13 . A ban don ed . Warwickshire showed up particularly well on the first day of this matrh. Kiuneir and Mr. Fishwick put on 133 f r the first wicket, and although aft^r lunch several men were out very quickly, l.illey played a magnificent innings, putting together his 1 11 in an hour and fifty minutes. Mr. Fishwick, whom Warwickshire have to thauk for paving the way for their good scores, was at the wickets for two hours and a quarter for his very fine 131. At the close of play Gloucestershire had lost Wrathall for 27 runs. On Tuesday they could do nothing at first against Hargreave and Field, and all their best men were out for less thin 80. Mr. Brown b itt**d splendidly at a ciitical time, but despite his effort*, G ouce- tcr-hir^ were 193 runs behind, and if the Waiwickshire cap­ tain had decided to put them in again, he might, perhaps, have been able to congra'ulate him-elf on a victory. Aw it was, Gloucestei shire were fortuuate when the rai i came down, although, after all, they had the worst of the weather during the match W arw ickshire. First innings. Second innings. T. S. Fishwick, c sub., b Roberts ..........................131 c and b Jessop ... 10 Kinneir, c Board, b Roberts 34 cBoarJ,^ Roberts 11 Charleswortb, b Paish ...1 9 c Paish,b Roberts 4 Quaife (W .G .), b Roberts... 11 st Bo.ird,b Jessop 1 Diver, b Roberts ........... 1 c B >ard, b Paish 36 H. W . Bainbridge, b Hodgkins .......................... 15 st Poard.b Brown <56 Lilley, c Paish, b Spry ..111 at Board,b Brown 20 Devey,cBrown, bTownsend 28 cBrown,b Roberts 5 Dickens, b Jessop ........... 4 b Brown .......... 3 Hargreaves, c Hodgkins, b Spry ................................. 7 not out................... 6 Field, not out .................. 0 c Spry, b Brown 0 B 9 ,lb l, w 2, nb 2 ... 14 B 4 ,w 4 ,n b l 9 Total ......................375 Total 171 G loucestershire . C. L. Townsend, c Lilley, b Hargreaves..........................33 not out .............40 Wrathall, b Field ........... 2 lbw,b dargreaves 0 H. J. Hodgkins, c Devey, b Field ......................... ... 9 b Field................... I Board, b Field .................. It G. L. Jessop, b Hargreaves 3 h Hargreaves ... 13 W. 8. A . Brown,lbw, o Har­ greaves ........... ... 68 notout ...........29 A. J. Dearlove, b Field ... 7 c and b Field ... 13 C. J. Taylor, b Hargreaves 2 Spry, b Hargreaves ........... 4 Paish, n »t out ................... 4 Roberts, c Quaife, b Field 0 B 17, w 2 .................. 19 W ide .... 1 Total .................182 Total ... 97 W arwickshire . O. M R. W. 4 ... 6 104 1 ... 2 45 1 ... 1 24 1 ... 0 23 0 .......... 9 4 2 16 4 3*3 0 15 2 10 0 62 1 Roberts bowled five wides and one no-ball, Paish and Je.jsop a no-bail each, and Towasend one wide. G l OUCIBTBR8HIRB. Roberts ... Paish Jessop ... Hod^hins Brown ... ^pry........... Townsend ... 29 6 ... 11 ... 8 O. M. R .W ... 17 2 53 3 0 33 1 4 30 2 0 30 0 7 10 . 5 O. M. R. w . O. M. R. W. Field ........... 33*5 7 79 6 ... ... 17 1 61 2 Q ia ife ........... 13 5 ;8 0 ... Kiun. ir A 4 2 0 ... !!! 2 1 8 0 Hargreaves .. 2i 10 37 5 ... ... 14 6 .'57 2 UharleBWOith 3 1 9 0 ... Dickens........... 3 2 8 0 ... Field, Quaife and Dickens bowled a wide each. NONDE 'CRIPTcS v. BICKLEY PA RK .—Played at bicaley on June 9. B ickley P a r k . W . Chattell, c Cobb, b Selfe : • ......... 68 P. Simmonds, b Os- croft ......................... 0 W . Pnillips, b Oscroft o T. Hodgson, b Selfe .. 0 A. Chattell, c Curwen, b Monro ...........18 C. Curwen, c Monro, b Cobb ................... 0 A . Jtffiey, c Oscr >ft, b Cobo ................... F. rJhoius, • Monro ... P. S l e, c A bell, b C ob b........... R. Aitben, b Co b ... G. Langmore, not out B i5 ,lb 2 .......... Total 120 P. Oscrift, lbw, b I hatteli ........... F. Monro, b Phillips .. J. Muriay, run out ... W. Cobb, not oun H. Wade, c Chattell, b Hodgson .......... C. McMillin, b Sim- monds ................... N ondesckipts . M. Abell, c Phillips, b Jeffrey ........... 18 R. Matthews st i liat- tell, b J ffrey......... <• B12, lb 7. no 2 ...21 Total (7 wkts) 137 SOUTH HAMPSTEAD v. CLAPTON. - Played at Brondesbury on June 9. C la pto n . 14 W . H. Nolloth, not out ........................... A . L. Jenkins, b Houghton ........... Brassey, run out Dr.Lister,cHoughton, b O rgias........... ... B 16, lb 2 ...........: Total ... H. B. H u g i l l , H oughton......... J. Attenborough, Orgias ................... 7 J. J Wiggett, b Orgias 4 J.H. Douglas, b Orgias 20 F. A . Bishop, c and b Orgias ................... 5 J. L Tate, c Orgias, b Cole ... 12 A . J. D jke, c and b Potter...........................30 S outh H am pstead . F. Couchman, run out 50 I C. Coles, b Bishop H. Potter, c Dyke, b ' ’ ’ Bishop ...................12 A. J. Houghton, c Douglas, b Dyke ... 32 H. W . Brooman, c and b Dvke ................... 8 T. B. Orgias, run out 1 F. C. Barrett and P. Parrott did not bat. 8 J. J. Lambert, notout 35 R.J. Pollock,b Brassey 4 J. T. Watson, not out 1 B 7, lb 1, nb 6 ... 14 Total (7 wkts) 157 QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. BATTERSEA GRAM ­ M AR 9CHOOL.—Played at Battersea on June 6. B a tte r se a G ram m ar S chool . J .K .Frost,c Carpenter, b Sharp ..................24 C. Matthews, b Sharp 6 T. Platt, b S ilv a......... 9 W . F. Sutcliffe, b Patrickson E. Carey, c Patrickson, b i.ewis ................... H. N. Lowe, b Lewis R. H. Dahm, not out J.R.Marsden. b Lewis C. Mason, c Sharp, b Lewis ................... H. G. Yates, run out N. L. Bennett, run out Extras ........... Total 73 Q ubbnmork S chool . H.(*. Patrickson, c and b Mason ...................22 R. A. Covil, b Frost... 0 C. W. Sharp, b Frost 0 N. O. Carp-nter, b Mason ........... 14 W . Durbridge, b C. Mason ........... 0 D. ji. Levtis, b Frost 17 B.H. Tucker, b Mason 11 J. Zimmermann, run out ........................ 0 J. V. Silva, not out ... 0 E. Patrickson, b Frost 1 H.T.Covil,lbw,b Frost 0 Extras................... 5 Total 70 QUERNM oRE rCHOOL v. EASTBOURNE COL­ LEGE (■*)•—Pi tyed at Eastbourne on June 9. Q uernmore S chool . H. G. Patrickson, b Tu lor 16 C. W. Shirp. b Tudor 25 W.Durbridge,c ludor, b Jam-aon .........13 N. O. Carp nter, b Jameson ................. 16 D. M. Lewis, b Paice 15 B. II. Iucter. not out 46 J V.SiiV a, low, b Paice 7 E a ^ tro u rse Patch, c L. Tucker, b Sharp .................. 19 J. V. Young, c L. Tucker, b Covil ... 11 H.W. Lake,c Patrick­ son, b Sharp ,. 4 O. C. Tudor, b Covil... 60 C. T. Paice, b Lew s . 0 D Lambert, st Car­ penter^ E Patrickson 1 L. Tucker, b Lambert R. A Covil, b Barto a H. T. Covil, c Paice, b Lambert ........... H. E P-triekson, b Barton ................... E x tra s................... Total ...157 COLLEOB (2). W. H. Collison, b H. Patricksoa ........... 1 A. M. H. Crofts, lbw, b H Patrickson ... 22 H. M. Barton, not out 11 W. Jameson, b Pat­ rickson ................... 0 H. Jackson, run out... 0 E x tra s................... 1 Total .123 ARK LEY v. UN IVER8ITY COLLEGE SCHOOL OLD BOYS.—Played at Arkley, Herts, on June 9. A r k l e y . A. O. Jones, b Wes- t h o r p .........................17 G. W . Hammond, c C. Bnrt, b Westhorp 23 E. Drew, c C. Burt, d A. H. Burt ...........63 J. Clarne, c Westhorp, b A. H. B u r t ......... 24 D. W. C.rr, b Wes­ thorp ... ................10 H. B. J. Taylor, b Westhorp ........... 7 U n iversity C olleg e S chool O ld B oys W.Robson, bDe Paula 28 J. Robson, c W es­ thorp, b H u ll...........21 H. W iliam s, b Wes­ thorp ......................... 6 A. Farmer, b De Paula 0 H. Booth, not out ... 8 H Gow, not out ... 5 B 12, lb 5, nb 1 ...1 8 Total... A. Burt, c Carr, b Hammond .........23 y . Dart, b Hammond 1C E. Westhorp, c and b C a r r ........................... 1 F. Eastman, c Gow, b Carr ......................... . 11 E. Halton, run out ... 3 A. Hull, b Jones 4 F. Hoare. st J. Rob­ son, b Jones ... ... 0 R. Mackie, st Rob- s »n, b Carr ........... 3 F. De Paula, b Jones 10 J. Turner, b Carr ... 7 W. Chaplow, not out 6 C. Burt, b Jones ... 2 B 2, lb 2 ................. 4 Total .. 84