Cricket 1900

34 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 28, 1900. went. Successive balls however got rid of the two remaining wickets, so that the result was a tie. An odd incident occurred during the fijst innings of Oxford against Surrey at the Oval on Tuesday. Mr. Cbaropain returned a ball to Richardson. Neither umpire could see whether tbe ball was caught or whether it touched the ground, and neither could give a decision. The batsman walked away satisfied that he was really caught, but at the request of Mr. Jephson, who went to him in the pavilion, came back and resumed his innings. Of course as neither umpire would give a decision, the batsman was not out, and there is no more to be said. Me. W . E. “W illiams , when playing for Forest Hill v. Private Banks was no­ balled. The ball was returned to him by the batsman and caught by him. But seeiDg that the batsman at his end had backed up too far he put the wicket down, and of course the decision of the umpire, George Hearne, sen., was “ run out.” But for the moment Hearne was quite taken aback by the rarity of such an occurrence. T he following are some of the latest hundreds:— JUNE. 22. H a y w a r d , S u rrey v . C am bridge U n iv . ... 118 23. A. C. M a cL a rk n , L an ca sh ire v . S om erset 100 23. T . L . T a y lo r , Cam bridge U niv. v. S u rrey 120 26. K illic k , Sussex v. Cam bridge U n iv e rrity 104 26. V . F. S. C ra w fo rd , S u rrey v . O x fo rd U niv. 12^* 26. H e a r n e (A .\ M.C.C. v. L o n d o n C o u n ty .. 142 27. R. E. F o s te r , O x fo r d U n iv . v. S u r r e y ... 127 9. H. Kemp, Claybury Asylum v. Old Holloway Collegians ..................................................126 18. P. P. Lincoln, Granville v. Erratics ...........120 18. W. Austin, Granville v. Erratics ...................104 18. H.O. Manfield, L. and W. Bank v. N. P.Bank 100* 18. W . Bradbery, L. and W . Bank v. N. P. Bank 118* 19. T. A. D. Bevington, Southgate v. Cheshunt... 142 20. C. Brown, Brixton Wanderers v. Clapton ... 112 20. G. Stubbs, Brixtcn Wanderers v. Clapton ... 112 21. A. F. Somerset, Gents of M.C.C. v.W .Indians 118 23. L. Constantine,W. Indians v.Gents of M.C.C. 113 23. G. L. Jeseop, Arkley v. Hornsey ...................213 23. R.Henderson,Con.Gold Fids. v. Honor Ok. (2) 102 •Signifies not out. BICKLEY PARK v. IN COG N ITI.-Played at Bickley on June 18 and 19. I n co g n iti . S. H. Troughton, c Knowles, b Hurlbatt 26 H. S. Barkwortb, c Phillips, b Hurlbatt 33 J. Robertson Walker, b Hurlbatt ... 31 F. D. Erowne, c F. de Solbe, b Sutherland 64 J. Orman, b Cbattell.. 21 R.H. Dillon, c Carroll, b Sutherland...........60 B ic k le y First innings. T. G. Hodgson, c R. H. Dillon, b R. Walker T. P. Hilder, b R. Walker.. W . Phillips, b R. Walker... F. de L. Solbe, b Hemmerde W . L. Knowles, c and b R. Walker .......................... W . J. Chattell, c Trough­ ton, b Hemmerde ........... A . H. Sutherland, not out... W . S. Sidney, c H. Dillon, b R. Walker .................. A. W . Bowley, c R. Dillon, b R. Walker .................. H. D. Carroll, b Hemmerde E. Hurlbatt, c and b Hem­ merde .................................. B 25, lb 10, w 2, nb 1 ... Total..........................s F. G. Thorne, c Solbe, b Hurlbatt ...........65 H. W . Dillon, b Suth­ erland ...................11 E.A.Parke, b Knowles 17 C. L. Hemmerde, not out. ...........................30 P. L. Solbe, run o u t.. 10 B 20, lb 9, w 2, nb 4 ... 35 Total P a r k . ...403 Second innings. 17 b Thorne .........51 0 not out.................40 4 b Orman .........36 5 c H. W . Dillon, b Thom e ...........20 29 b Orman ... 87 47 cWalker,bThorne 52 65 c Thorne, b R. Walker ...........14 4 n otou t...................12 6 cThorne, b Browne 8 10 b Browne ........... 0 B25,lb3,w l,nb2 31 Total (8 wkts) 351 INCOGNITI v. SIR D. F. GOOCH’S X I —Played at Clewer Park on June 22 and 23. In c o g n iti. First innings. Sir A.W . Hemming, c Para- vacini, b Alexander C. L. Hemmerde, st Eliot, b Goodyear.......................... A. F. Coryndon, c Went­ worth, b Paravacini D . C. Lee, b Goodyear E. Bodriguez. c Alexander, b Paravacini .................. T. C. Batt, b Goodyear ... H. R. Holland, b Goolyear G. E. W . Money, c and b Paravacini........................... C. S. Cobbold, run out W . P. Carpmael, not o u t... Extras.......................... Second innings. Total 4 b P .ravacini ... 0 49 b Goodyear .. .. 31 10 c A. J. Duncan b Goodyear .. 5 2 run out........... . 17 6 b Alexander .. 6 1 run out........... .. 1 0 b Cumming... .. 15 0 c Goodyear, b Alexander .. 9 4 b Alexander .. 28 0 b Cumming .. .. 0 3 not out........... .. 7 7 Extras ... .. 13 86 T o ta l... . 132 S ir D. F. G o o c h ’s X I. First innings. S irD .F . Gooch, b Cobbold .. 11 Capt. B.Wentworth, b Rod­ riguez, b Snaith ........... 1 F. C. Cumming, b Cobbold 38 P.J. de Paravacini,b Snaith 1 D.Duncan.cCoryndon,bBatt 23 C. Eliot, b Cobbold ........... 2 H.E. Monro, c Lee, b Snaith 13 A . J. Duncan, run out ... 26 H. Goodyear, b Cobbold ... 20 A J. Field, c Lee, b Cobbold 11 Alexander, not out ........... 2 E xtras......................... 7 Total .............. 155 Second innings, b B a tt................... 1 c Snaith, b Hem­ merde ........... 9 ru n o u t.................50 c Hemmerde, b B a tt................... 7 c and b Cobbold 16 cSnaith.bCobbold b Snaith ... c Corycdon, Cobbold ... c Hemming, Cobbold ... not o u t......... b Cobbold ... Extras ... 0 3 b .. 10 b . 11 . 23 .. 0 .. 10 T o ta l...........140 KENSINGTON PARK v. CHELMSFORD.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on June 23. C helm sford . First innings. W . Hilliard, c Bendle, b Graham ........................... 1 R. Whittaker, b Abney ... 18 H. Sheldrake, c sub., b Graham ......................... 15 S. Ballard, lbw, b Abney ... 7 J. Whittaker, b Abney ... 4 J. Dixon, b Graham ....... 0 T. Maddock, b Graham ... 0 — Nye, not out ................... 4 B 4, w 3 ................... 7 Second innings. not out... not out... ... 16 b Halford ...........14 c and b Currey ... 18 b H. Nicholas ... 0 b Abney ........... 0 b H. Nicholas ... 13 B 17, lb 1, w 1 19 Total .. 56 Total ...133 J.Donaldson,b Ballard 3 E. Bendle, c and b Nye 0 A . Watson, b Nye ... 4 M. Nicholas, run out 0 A . Holt, c and b Bal­ lard ... ........... 6 L. Abney, b Nye ... 0 H. Nicholas, c Bal­ lard, b J. Whittaker 34 K ensington P a r k . H. Currey, b J. W hit­ taker .......................... 35 F. Halford, not o u t... 21 W . Graham, b Nye ... 4 W . Wynne, b Nye ... 0 W 1, nb 1 ........... 2 Total ...109 M ILL B IL L SCHOOL v. RO YA L IN D IAN EN­ GINEERING COLLEGE “ A ” T E AM .-P layed at Mill Hill on June 23. R o y a l I n d ian E n gin eerin g C o lleg e . P. J. Dormehl, b Roberts ...................14 H.G.Agnew, sL. Robin­ son, b Auty ........... 6 C.W.F.Foster, b Au1y 8 S.Thubron,lbw,b Auty 2 H. Holden, b Auty ... 12 D. T. Barry, b Auty .. 1 C.S.Hai rison, c Robin­ son, b Bain ........... H.J.H ope, lbw, b Bain R. H. Savory, b Bain C. P. Adcock, b Bain J.H.W .Kruger,notout B 6, lb 7, nb 1 ... A. T. Knight, run out 17 J. B. Macalpine, b Holden ................... 6 A. J. R. Roberts, b T h u b ro n ................... 0 M . A. Warrick, c Ad­ cock, b Holden ... 44 R. J. Marnham, c Aernew, b Foster ... 13 A . S.W . Dore, b Barry 3 Total M il l H il l S chool . T. H. Robinson, c Kruger, b Holden... 14 A.N.Carter.b Thubron 31 H. J. Walker, c A g - new, b Dormehl ... 1 J. S. Auty, not out ... 16 N.K. Bain, b Thubron 3 B 6, nb 5 ...........11 Total ..US ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. R. F. S t e e l (Melbourne).—Thanks for your ex­ pressions of goodwill. CLAYBU RY A8YLUM v. UNIVERSITY COL­ LEGE HOSPITAL.—Played at Claybury Asylum Ground on June 23. C l a y b u r y . Dr.Ewart,cRushton, b W ood .................. 28 G.Faiey,cMerrywether, b W ood .................. 8 W . Price, b Stanley ... 0 W . Saville, c Scott, b Stanley ...................15 Dr. France, c Rushton, b W ood .................. 0 J. W . W hite, b Rush­ ton .......................... 38 Dr. Spicer, run out... 43 Dr. Willett, run out .. 0 Dr. Watson, b Stanley 17 W . Head, b Merry- wether ................... 2 Dr. H awes, not out ... 7 Byes ...................15 Total ...173 U n iv e r sity C olleg e H o spita l . C.C. Rushton, b Ewart 47 F. H. Alexander, b Ewart ...................31 E. H. B. Stanley, c France, b Price ...10 R. Deane, b Ewart ... 4 C. H W ood, b Ewart 0 F. M. Seal, not out ... 69 R. C. Merrywether, b Saville ................... 6 C. S. Fox, b Saville ... T. R. H. Bucknell, b P rice........................... L. C. Thompson, lbw, b Spicer ................... W . L. Scott, b Spicer B 6, lb 1, nb 1 ... Total ...192 CLAYBURY ASYLUM v. OLD H OLLOW AY COLLEGIANS. — Played at Claybury Asylum Ground on June 9. O ld H o llo w a y C o lle g ia n s . H. Kemp, b Cox ...126 S. Brady, b Ewart ... 26 Samuels, c Farel, b Ewart ..................41 A . Knight, b W hite... 14 S. Taylor, sen., b White ........... ... 12 J. Hotchkiss, not out 12 H. Sowerby, c Head, b Cox...........................43 B. Hawkins, b Price... 39 B 23, lb 4, nb 2... 29 Total (7 wkts) .. .342 A. R. Bourke, H. Tricket, and S. Taylor, jun., did not bat. C la y b u r y A sylu m . Dr. Spicer, b Brady ... 0 W. G. Farey, b Hotch­ kiss .......................... 44 Dr. France, b Hotch­ kiss ......... ........... 8 W . Price, b Hotchkiss 13 Dr. Ewart, not out ... 67 Dr. Hawes, c Hotch­ kiss, b Hawkins ... 7 Farell and J. Sullivan did not bat. J. W . White, b Haw­ kins ................... 68 W . Head, b Hawkins 5 E. J. Cox, not out ... 4 B 7, lb 1, w 2 ... 10 Total (7 wkts) ...226 GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. ASHBURTON.— Played at Ashburton Park on June 23. G oldsm iths ’ I n stitu te . W . Falkner, b Wardle 2 W . Manley, c Alder­ son, b Holt ...........15 H. Mayo, b Wardle ... 1 B. Scully, c W . Slade, b W ardle.................. 3 A. Mouncher, c and b W . S la d e .................. 11 S. Best, c Prebble, b J. Alderson ...........10 A. Dftldwin, not out... 14 A shburton . R. Windebank, b C. Alderson...................17 W . Joanes, run o u t... 2 D. Scanlan, b J. Alderaon................... 2 — Coomber, b J. Alderaon................... 0 Byes ................... 2 Total.. 79 C. Alderson, b Winde­ bank .......................... 1 F. Wardle, c Manley, b Scully .................33 P. Hazeldine, b Joanes 12 A. Holt, b Baldwin ... 27 J. Slade, hit wkt, b Baldwin ... ..........18 F. Starling, not out ... 12 W . Slade, b Baldwin 21 E. Wardle, c Scully, b Baldwin ................... 0 J. Alderson, b W inde­ bank ......... . ............ 1 H. Hanlin, not o u t ... 0 L eg-bye................... 1 Total (8 wkts) 126 F. Prebble did not bat, GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE “ A ” v. SIDCUP (2).—Played at New Cross on June 23. S idou p . E. Usher, b Good ... 0 E. A. Raplin, c Tolley, b Good ...................11 A. J. Hemmerde, b G o o d ..........................22 W . R. Washington, b Yerlin .................. 42 F. G. Jerdein, run out 0 S. Mann, not out ... 9 H. H. Bankhurst, c E. Medway, b Good ... 2 F. C. Hall, c Mist, b Hooper ................... 4 F. H. Hall, c Tolley, b G ood........................... 4 W . Howell, b E. Med­ way ........................... 3 H. Y. Mortimer, b E. M ed w a y................... £ B 9, lb 2, w 1 ... 12 Total ...110 G o ld s m ith s ’ u A. W . F. Dray, c and b M ann.......................... £6 A. E. Mist, b Mann ... 9 E.J. Lander, c F. Hall, b Mann ................... 2 R. L. Whitestone, b M ortim er.................. 7 E.M. Medway, c and b M ortim er.................. 6 A. Medway, S. W ise and! E. B. Tolley did not bat. J. A . T. Good, not out ...........................42 J. Yerlin, c Raplin, b Usher ...................18 H . Hooper, not out ... 1 B 7, lb 2 ........... 9 Total (6 wkta) 150