Cricket 1900

J u l y 5, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 251 MARLBOROUGH BLTJE3 v. REIGATE H ILL.- Played at Reigate on June 30. M arlborough B lu es . C.H.M.Thring,c Hunt, b C olm an...................112 L .8.Browne,cE ichard- son, b Evans ........... 2 R. M. Druce, b Evar s 3 E. T. Lloyd, run out 51 J. C. Bale, st Welch, b Colman .................. 69 W .G. Druce, st Welch, b Crickmay ...........81 T. C. Bett, b Evans ... L. G. Moir, b Evans H . B. Bett, b H u n t... J. P. Coaet, b Hunt .. A. M. Black, not out B 13, lb 9, nb 1... T o t a l........... R e ig a t e H il l . G.R.Hunt,c andb Sale 3) Dr. Colman, b Sile ... 0 F . Neale, st Moir, b Black...........................19 A . C.Collier, c H. Bett, b Coast ................... 1 T.H.G.W elch,bThring 72 C.L.Crickmay,c Lloyd, b Black ................... 0 E. B. Bett, lbw, b Sale E. K. Hardman, c H. Bett, b B lack........... J.T.Richardson.b Sale O. H .W illiam s,b Sale Evans, not out . B 12, lb 4 ........... Total ...196 SOUTH HAMPSTEAD v. KENSINGTON.—Played at Kensington on June 30. K en sin gton . R. W . Neumegen, not out ...........................13 A.E.English,b Pfeiffer 1 D.J.Damian,c Barrett, b P feiffer.................. 3 L. De Montezuma, b Pfeiffer ................... 0 A.E.Damian,b Pfeiffer 0 G, T. Davis, b Pfeiffer 0 C. E. Currie, c Potter, b Houghton ........... 4 A . L. Moore, b Pfeiffer 1 Salmon, c Couchman, b Pfeiffer................... 0 H . Smith, b Pfeiffer 14 Total ... 36 S outh H a m pste a d . W . Couchman, c A. Damian, b Currie ... 38 A . J. Houghton, c English, b Currie ... 71 H. T. Roberts, c Neu­ megen,bMontezuma 3 H. W . Brooman, c A. Damian, b Currie ... 10 J. J. Lambert, b Mon­ tezuma ...................32 T. B. Orgias, c Monte­ zuma, b Currie ... 0 C. W . K. Pfeiffer, c D. Damian, b Currie ... H.Potter, c A.Damian, b Currie ................... R. G. Pollock, not out F. C. Barrett, b Mon­ tezuma ................... Byes ................... Total . 181 SOUTHGATE v. OLD FORESTERS.—Played at Forest School on July 3. O ld F o resters . G.C.Frazer,cF.Roberts b Bevington ........... 3 T.F.Rhodes.cN.Jacob, b Bevington ... 5 A. G. Richardson, b R o s e ........................... 0 Rev. R. C. Guy, lbw, b Bevington ...........53 J.W . Bonner,c Beving­ ton, b Rose ........... 2 E. H. W . Sco'.t, c Rose, b Harrison ...........23 Rev.M.C.Berkeley,run out ........................... 0 R.G.Roper,b Harriso i 0 H. St. J . Wimble, c G. Roberts, b Harrison 18 L . R. Church, b W hitaker................... 4 F. M. Mayor, not out 7 Extras................... 4 Total ...119 1 . D. Smith, not o u t.. 11 A.S.Harris,b Richard­ son ........................... 2 S o u th g a te . T. A. D Bevington, not out ................... 4 Extras................... 2 Total (1 wkt)... 19 N. V . B. Jacob, E. F. Rose, E. H. Harrison, G. L. Roberts, F. D. Roberts, H. J. Pickering, H. A . Jacob, and C. W . Whitaker did not bat. QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. BLACKHEATH SCHOOL (2).—Played at Blackheath on June 20. B lack h eath S chool . J. Leathes, c and b Sharp...........................11 A. O’Connor, c and b L . Tucker................... 5 H. S. Chamberlain, b Sharp........................... 5 H. O. Brookehouse, b E. Patrickson...........11 W . Osmond, b Sharp 8 G. W oollett, b E. Patrickson ........... 0 C. Hunt, b E. Patrick­ son .......................... J. Pound, c Zimmer­ mann, b Sharp ... L. Hardy-Smith, b Sharp ................... W . Jones, c Sharp, b E. Patrickson........... R. O’ Connor, not out Extras ................... Total... Q uernm ore S ch o ol . H. G. Patrickson, b O’C onnor................... 7 C. W . Sharp, not out ...........................40 W . Durbridge, not out 28 Extras ...................17 Total (1 wkt) 92 N. O. Carpenter, D. M. Lewis, B. H. Tucker, J. Zimmermann, L. A. Tucker, J. V. Silva, E. Patrickson and H. T. Covil did not bat. M.C.C. AND GROUND v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Played at Lord’s on July 2 and 3. Abandoned. In the course of an hour and a-half \ efore luncheon, which was all the time available for cricket on M on­ day, ( xford 8CoredS8 runs fo r the loss of six wickets, five of which fell to Trott, who, on a difficult wicket, was in great form. The only man who was at all successful against him was Mr. H. C. Pilkington, who went in fiist and carried his bat for a fine innings of 43. He received considerable assistance from Mr. Crawfurd, who was not out at 14. The partnership was 80 '>n broken on Tuesday morning, and the total was carried to 1C6. The M.C.C. had just time to begin their innings, when, before a run had been scored, the rain came down, and the match, which was arranged for only two days, was abandon ed. O xford U n iv e r sity . H. C. Pilkington, lbw, b Hearne ...................44 C. H. B. Marsham, b T r o tt.......................... 2 F. P. Knox, b Trott ... 7 R. E. Foster, b Hearne 7 H. J. W yld, b T rott... 5 C. D. Fisher,b Trott... 0 R.E.More, lbw, b Trott 4 M.C.C. A . E. Stoddart, not out... F. L. Fane, not o u t ......... J. W . F. Crawfurd, b Hearne ...................21 A . B. Reynolds, b Hearne H. White b Trott J. S. Munn, not out.. B 11,lb 5 .......... Total Total (no wkt.) ........... 0 Trott, H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, Arthur Page, K . J. Key, C. C. T. Doll, Martin, Capt. Holloway, Oates, and Hearne (J. T.) did not bat. O xford U n iv e r sity . O. M. R. W .O. M. R. W . Heame .. 20 2 9 36 4 |Trott ...20 6 54 6 M.C.C. an d G round . O. M. R. W . O. M. R .W . White ...........1 1 0 0| More ... 0'2 0 0 0 SOMERSET v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Liverpool on July 2 and 3. Lancashire won by an innings and 132 runs. On a very slow wicket cricket was played on the Aigburth ground until lunch, which was taken at twenty minutes to two o’ clock. In the course of an hour and a half’s batting before this Somerset had done very badly. They lost their first four wickets for 19 runs, all to Mold. Then a stani by Mr. Bernard and Lewis made things better, and the two batsmen brought the score to 49 before the rain came. A t twenty minutes to six play was resumed, and when stumps were drawn Somerset had made 85 for the loss of eight wickets. The innings was soon finished off on Tuesday, and then Mr. MacLaren and Ward gave a very fine jxhibition of batting, putting on 159 runs before they were parted. Both in their respective styles played the very best of cricket, Mr. MacLaren being brilliant. Tyldesley and Briggs added considerably to the total, and with the score at 276 for five wickets, Mr. MacLaren boldly declared his innings, being 172 runs to the good. His policy was completely justified, for, on a most difficult wicket, Somersetshire collapsed, none of their hitters being able to get a start, or things might have gone differently. S om erset . First innings. L.C.H.Palairet,cand bM old 1 W . Trask, b Mold ........... 6 C. A . Bernard, st Smith, b Cuttell.................................. 20 Robson, c Smith, b Mold ... 0 S. M. J. W oods, c Briggs, b Mold Second innings, c Mold, b Briggs b Sharp ........... cTyldesley,bSharp b Briggs ........... Lewis, b Sharp ................... Gill, b Cuttell ................... t ranfield, b Cuttell ........... Tyler, c Smith, b Cuttell ... Rev. A. P. Wickham, lbw, b Cuttell ........................... Bailey, not out ................... B 3, lb 6, w 1, nb 2 ... c Hallows,bSharp b Sharp ........... c Cuttell, b Sharp b Sharp ........... b Briggs ........... not out................... stSmith, b Briggs B 2, lb 1 ... Total ................104 L a n c a sh ir e . Total A . C. Maclaren, lbw, b Palairet ....................108 W ard,c Trask, b Cran­ field ............................. 63 Tyldesley, stWickham, b Cranfield ............. 32 Briggs, c Palairet, b Cranfield .....................27 Cuttell, Smith, Sharp C.R.Hartley,cBernard, b Cranfield ......... Hallows, not out A . Eccles, not out ... B 14, nb 3 ........... Total (5 wkts) *276 and Mold did not bat. * Innings declared closed. S om erset . First innings. O. M . R. W . M old ........... 17 6 31 4 ... Cuttell ...........29 3 16 28 5 ... Sharp ........... 13 2 33 1 ... Briggs ... Second innings. O. M K. W. . 4 2 2 0 . 4 2 3 0 ,. 6 1 23 6 „ 14-3 10 9 4 Cuttell bowled one wide and Sharp two no-balls. L a n c a sh ir e . O. M . R. W . Robson ...* 9 1 41 0 G ill... . Cranfield... 27 7 76 3 Bailey . Lewis ... 5 0 16 0 Palairet. Tyler........... 13 4 46 1 O M. R. W . 10 0 55 0 1 0 1 0 9 3 24 1 Bailey delivered three no-balls. CLIFTON COLLEGE v. OLD CLIFTONIANS (12 a side).—Played at Clifton College on June 29 & 30. O ld C lifto n ia n s . S. H. Evershed, b Mil­ ler ......................... 5 H. F. Fox, st Pope, b Keigwin ... ...102 A . H. Evans, c Sand- over, b M iller.......20 E. H. L. Steinthal, c Evan8,b Jones ... 1 L. B. Usher, b Jones.. 7 J. Monteath, c Pope, b Miller ................. 0 H.B.Walters, c Eberle, b Jones ...............18 C. M. Benson, lbw, b Jones..............................29 A.L.J^nkins, st Pope, b Keigwin ..............15 T. R. Crawley-Boevey, b Keigwin ..............31 H. Nicholson, lbw, b Jones..............................10 F. Berwick, not ou t... 28 B 1 9 ,lb 7 ,w l,n b 2 29 T o t a l....................295 C lifton C o lle g e . R. P. Keigwin, c Wal­ ters, b E v a n s........... 9 L.D. Brownlee,b Evans 22 P.G. R- binson, c W al­ ters. b E v a n s........... 8 G. Fuller-Eberle, b Evans.......................... 4 J.F.W iseman, b Evans 61 E.T.S. Evans, b Craw­ ley-Boevey ...........36 W.L.Sandover.c Ever- shed, b Evans...........27 C. Stagg, b Crawley- Boevey ................... 0 R. Raw, b Evans ... 10 C. E. M. Jones, lbw, b Evans ................. 0 T. Miller, not out .. 6 M. C. Pope, lbw, b Evans ................... 0 B 14, lb 5, w 1, nb 1 21 Total ...204 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v. OLD TONBRIDGIANS. —Played at Tonbridge on June 29 and 30. O ld T on bridgian s . First innings. R.H.Marriott, b Law-Smith 31 H . J. Hilary, b Law-Smith 67 J. A . Zair,b J. 8. Hutchings 7 Rev. G. L. Lachlan, b Law- Smith ................................... 5 Rev.F.C. Timins, c Horsfall, b Vaughan...........................43 R. G. Arnold, c R. H. Mont­ gomery, b Worthington .. 23 C. C. Hatt, c Mason, b K . L. H utchings........................... 9 G. D. Wilkins, c Mason, b K. L. Hutchings ........... 7 F. W . Orr, b Law-Smith ... 19 F. W . Wilmot, not out ... 11 Second innings, b Worthington... 22 cK.L. Hutchings, b Vaughan ... 44 c R. Montgomery b McCullum ... 20 runout...................56 b McCullum ... 22 not out................... 3 not out................... 6 c Law-Smith, b Worthington .. 39 Extras ... 26 Total...........................249 Total (6 wkts)*238 •Innings declared closed. R.M.H.Prissick,lbw,b Law- Smith ................................... 0 Extras ...................27 T on bridge First innings. R. F. W orthington, c W il­ kins, b O rr........................... J. Horsfall, b H ilary........... K . Tj. Hutchings, run out... R. B. Bannon, b Arnold R. H . Montgomery, c and b Orr ................................... R. H. Vaughan, c Timins, b Orr ................................... C.H.Hibbert.c Hilary, b Orr M. S. Mason, c Timm1?, b Marriott ........................... J. S. Hutchings, c Prissick, b M arriott........................... R. E. McCallum, b Arnold W . H. Law-Smith, not out Extras........................... Total ................... 2 S chool . Second innings. b M arriott........... 1 cHilary,bMarriott 5 c and b O rr......... 42 b M arriott........... 1 14 b Arnold not out... b Hilary 12 45 cPiissick,bHilary 11 36 cWilkin8,bHilary 40 23 b Hilary ........... l 9 b Hilary ........... 2 25 Extras...........15 160 Total ...132